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Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
COUNTY TAX.

II WILL meet the citizens of Hampstead eoun-
IL ty for the purpose Of Assessing for the year
1865 and collecting their County Tax for l564.
at the following times and places, viz:
Fulton, Bois dare Township, Monday and
Tuesday, the 10th and 18th days of JanuarE
1865;
Spring Hill, Spring Hill Township, Wednss-
day and Thursday. the 18th and 18th;
Mrs. Hancock's Carouse Township, Friday
and Saturday, Goth and 2lst; :.
Moscow. Missouri Township. Monday i2a
Tuesday the 23d and oath;
Cottinghams Store, Rcdland Township, ns-
nesday and Thursday, the 25th and 26th'
Nashville, Mine Creek Township, MondAy
and Tuesday, the 3oth and 3lst days OF Jsne1
~, 1855;
Columbus, Saline Township, "Wednesday ara ara
Thursday, the lst and I'd days Of Feb'y, l7o'i
Washington. Ozan Township. Friday ana
Saturday, the Sd and 4ih-
~ Al will please sttend-it will save D'
trouble and YOU expense
JAMES WHITESIDE,
Assessor and Collector for Hampstead county
Ark. December 26Ih, 1864. so-1
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

from New York with regard to the mode in which
the w Washington Government have received the
news Of the capture of the Confederate steamer
Florida. are awaited with the greatest interest
by the mercantils as well as the political w orld
One reason for the importance attributed to
these adviccs consisted in the inference that If
tue affair DO paliatcd or indorsed by the Lincoln
Government il will henccforth entirely extin-
suish any power on the part Of the United
States TO assail, by privateers the commerce Of
any nation with which they may be at war,
since the precedent will establish claim to the
right to pursue and destroy every such vessel.
whatever msy ba th. port in which she may
seek shelter or supplies
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
CAMDEN. 26th Dee, 1864.
NORTHERN DISPATCHES.

Washington, Dec. 10.-The exchange ar
prisoners las been Transferred from Savannah
to Charleston
New York, Dec 10th A bill has passed in
the rebel House Of Representatives, conscriut-
ing all males between tha ages Of 10 and co.
Nashville, IOth.-The Federal loss at Frank
lin is much greater than has been reported
The situation in the front unchanged. The
rebels plainly in sight, standing about their
camp fires. Hostiliiies ceased account Of
the bitter cold weather.
Cairo, Dec. IIth.-Ths crew Of the Ike Davis
has arrived at New Orleans The vessel sold
for S350,O00 gold.
Nashville, Dec. 13th.-Ths situation is an
changed. No advance Of Federal troops ysi
Several guns dslodged at Fort Negby.
Army Of the Potomac, Dec. llth.-The enc
my have been procuring large amount of sup
plies by way Of Weldon railroad to Stoaey
Greek, and thence wagoHing 10 Petersburg.
The 9TH corps with Gregg's battery and 90
Division ~ corps were sent to destroy the rail
road to Hicksford, but could not reach it, and
were driven back by the enemy In strong force
there Col Sergeant Of M.ssa -husstts killed.
The enemy's cavalry annoyed our rear. To
morrow our troops will Tszsh sll quarters in
front of Petersburg.
Louisville, Dee I3.-Ths rebel Ger. LysMI
is advancing on Russellville, 25.U00 ssroag.
New York, Dec. I3.-Gen. Warren destroyed
q portion Vt the Weldon railroad Lee j. now
dependent the South Of the railroad tor sup
plies Gen Fsrragut's flagship arrived ltt
morning. The Admiral was board. Tn.
ST. Adams raiders all dischaI. .=d-Judgs dssic-
ed, no juris lictioH.
War Dept, Washington, Dec l3.-To Gsn-
Dix: Richmond papers yesterday report Shrr-
man AZ BlsCmingdale, ID miles item Savannah
on Saturday. This morning they report him
in line OF battle in FIVE miles of Savannah.
City Poiht l3ih.-Te l.. ". Sisn;sH.-Rieh-
mond papers csntain the following: Sherman
il about i've nil-s froniS4vannah. lie has nei
yet mad. the attack. IL vet doubtful ~hslL-
or he wiil-or maks for South-e.st OF the City.
He has no. yet opened communication with tie
coast.
LafeT.-A telegram from Charleston says,
Sherman il in line Of battle. confronted by Cen
federate force, will not say where.
U. S. GRANT.
Nothing important to-day from tho Armies Of
the PotOmas or Shenandoah.
f. M. STANTON
Eleven miles Of Weldan Rail Road destroyed.
Camden, Dec 26.-It il rumored here to-day
that Sherman attacked Savannah and was
verely defeated. q.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

,1- The Boston Traveller says: "Sambo
doesn't move, Notwithstanding that Gen. Sher-
man is ready to help him, and their must be- a
million and half Of slaves in the States that
Immediately affected by the operations of
the hero OF Atlanta. Really, the world will be-
gin to think that old Carlyle twas right, and
that Sambo doesn't mean to work OF fight Of
his own molten. We have been waiting thro'
three years for an insurTection Of slaves, and it
seems that we might well have looked for
rising in a graveyard. But never say die-and
the men and brethren of the South may yet vim
dicate their title to manhood. Who lives shall
s-s-if hc lives long enough, and be long-sight-
rf m
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

rY@ The Agency of the Post Office Dept.
Trans Mississippi now established at Marshall,
Texas, will provide for the liquidation Gin new
iesue) of warrants drawn by the Departs ent
at Richmond on the Assistant Treasurer at
New Orleans in all instances where the war
rants were predicated on service performed on
this side of the Mississippi river.
The warrants will be renewed by new war
rants in favor of the last holder as assignee of
the drawee, on either of the Paying Deposita-
ries in this Department, as may be most con-
venient to tho parties interested.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
A Washington Dispatch, dated Dec l. saws ::

The Daily Chronicle Of this morning, speak
ing Of Maj Gen. Banks preparations to short
ly leave here for New Orleans to resume his Do
sition as head Of the Department Of the Gulf,
including Louisiana, Arkansas and Missouri,
says all his civil policy has met the approval of
the President Of the United States, and he re-
turns " bis post at the request Of the Execu-
tive; and il is not less plcaeant to announce that
the kindliest relations exist between Gems.
Banks and Candy, in charge of the military op-
erations i'll the Division of West Mississippi
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

V- The old TELEGRAPH" launched in
the old United States quarter of a century
ago; and with her hulk all battered, and her
types all worn, and her machinery all shacl<led !;
is again running cautiously. close-reefed. wealth
ering point and in shoaling water. She hopes
to unfurl her sails again beyond the point, joy
ously and hopefully steering straight through
the still raging storm, in sight of the haven of
Peace and Independence. If she succeeds, alls
WELL If not,
Good night to Marmion,"
Our best hope, then, is to meet the Deer
Hound" and in some other station strike what
blows we can, shouting with undiminished
hope, Long live the Southern Coutederacy -
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

nor RENT. i will rent one Furnace al the
IL Rolling Fork Salt Works SEWER county
Arkansas. on Shares. Any person with nins
hands and one team can make 800 per day-or
with sixteen hands and team $500 per day can
be made clear of rent. Beef, pork. bacon. corn,
meal, flour. &c. can be had at the Works in
exchange for salt also want to hire IL ne-
groes, for which i will pay $50 per month for
good hands, to cut wood, and in proportion for
others to clear land and make crop the com
ing season. n w PERKINS.
Rolling Fork Salt Works, SEWER county. Ar
kansas. Jan. ?, l-G5. 45-5'
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

II A project is on foot in Mexico, saws the
Dallas Herald, for a railroad from Matamoras
to the city of Monterey. The distance is so
miles. and the estimated cost of the road. with
the necessary machinery, &c. is 80, 1000, 900.
The Monterey Era says that the Emperor Is
protecting and inducing spirit Of enterprise
TO all projects Of internal improvement.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

CAVALRY CoMMAND.-We learn that Major
General Pagan has been assigned to the COM
mand of all the Cavalry forces of t.is District.
Under this experienced and gallant officer We
may confidently lock for a high ststs of dis
cipline and efficiency.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

TT WILL receive or 10 pupils to board at
n my house, at $50 per month. in advance
Boarders must bring pair Of blankets
quilts with them j. A. STANLEY
Walnut Hill, Ark, Jan. 4. 1865. 45-3w
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
MARRIED.

AT the residence Of tile brides father, in
Hampstead county, Ark, on the l4th inst, by
Rev Jno. Wallace, Mr.. JEROME ANSIs 10
Miss CLARA A, daughter Vi Colonel ~ i.
Rutherford.
On the 2lth Of Nov, by Rev w. j. Brown
ing, at the residence of the BRIDES mother
Lieut.. HENRY B HOLMAN TO Miss LUCK L
MCkEAN, of SEWER county, Ark
MARRI-D-By the Rev. c. +. Turrentine- at
the residence Of the brides father in SEWER
county, Arkansas, December 27th, 1864, Lieut.
G.. w. THOMPSON and LUASNA CUNNINGHAM
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

u The Confederate Congress e1empts from
taxation the funds of guardians and administra-
tors when invested in 7-30 notes.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
(EXTRACT:)
Idj't and LHsP'r Generals Office.
Richmond Aurusr IL I-fi4

Richmond, August y, I164-
General Orders No 80:
VI Every exempt and detailed man under
this act. shall render to the Enrolling Officrr
in mis- report detailed staemtent OF the mark
etable surplus produced and sold by him, with
testimony that the sales were 10 the govern
ment or 10 soldiers fanatics. Which state
ment shall be sent to the commander of Con-
scripts for the State, and thereupon satisiae-
ton upon his boud shall be entered.
By Order ). COOPER.
Adj't and Inspector Gen.
Official: III. IL. CLAY 40.o"
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

ELEcTIeN.-Remenbert the election of Judge
tomorrow. Every one has deep interest in
securing proper man. Hon. A B. Williams
and J. S. IL. Rainey, ESQ, have been an
nounced in our paper. There are other candid
ates spoken Of, whose names have not been
seat, or have failed t. reach US.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

- The Houston News Of tho 9Th ult.. sa is,
that negroes are now selling in that city, at
from 800 to $500 for good field hands, and
$500 TO $500 Tor average negro women.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE NEGRO WOMAN, =
IN wears old, with ona child For particulars
apply st this Office
December -, 1854. A-4w.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

EY" Please address ell letters not connected
with the editorial department, remit all sub
scriptions, and make all settlements with the
Publisher, X. G.. BRADY.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

Ia NEuniI seefn fnat 90 laarn Ycr
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

!. Before the G-nsr.l Cour. Martial for Va
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

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MaibingtnM, 81. Mfai. - [Nnfunt
Self. Davis. Der srOBe Staataz
serbre6er Self. Davis, ben cine @ranpzSurp
sebSris in Nntlageltanp Yeritbt Fat, 1T aus
leinem @efGngniB 1T Sort Monrce ~cntfernt
unb in aler SttQe bierber 9ebraGt pprDen.
St beinbet liG jebt am Sprp zines Mpnitpr5,
Der mitten int Strpm Qlnfer gepprfen bat.
Man ihetnt pa6er nidt i'm Simne au 6aben,
i'm nit pen ibrisen @erIdwprten ltnp @rGz
lipentenmDrpern in ba5 alte glrlenal etn3uz
iperren. CT ntmmt ntr tpsni9 9fabrltn9 su
iG uno l6eint eben jebt lebr ntebergelAla9en
gu lein. Man bat ibm 9e1a9t, paB er in Den
M~nflagetanp oeriebt tporpet 1T. aes- n
= General @rant'S 1Strett=
rc6. General 9teittenant Grant bat Durd,
Die 6rau @enerdlin Sherman iein altea
&riegsroB Sad, Der nprpweifliGen Sanitat5-
Senputriez AusteIung gum @aAeut MAIDEN
lalIen. Gs lit paslelbe 9ferD, nit Dem CT
ais Oberlt peg 81. SQinOtS= Ne9tnents III
bet 8clpntdr@O tenlt frat, tno pn5 CT nod
INNER rift ais er Idpt sum 0tneralsGteute=
uant ernannt wproen mar. IS lit iebr
notwithstanding, bnB General Grant, beglettet
BON MaOame Grant, Der SnpnltrttsNltsltelz
lung betwcbnen tpirb.
= Semer Or. s umbletY, Der 0Or
einiaen @p1en in ct. 2ptt5 oerbaftet, utto
ais ein MitperbInbeter beS 9elben Gteber5
Musbretters 8ladburn bierber sebra6t NOR
ben 1T, purbe beute auf 8efebl beS 8rie9s
Mtnifertums obne unterlu9un9 unp SerbGr
rieOer freteeseben. Nfan slaubt Bier aqsez
metn, baB Iumbletp fein Serbreder, Ieuoern
u etn vSumbus9er" it, se @.9@as
Man tprbte lettber ntft 're9t, tpel6e
Steauns Yrdltpent Sobulon in 8etrehf Der
Ne9ers0 ab ftmmre9tSfrd9e einnebmen iper-
De, man treiB dber, oaB ct etnem Nesercput-
mittee, ba8 ibm neuli4 etne @etition Iberz
rei4te, ben &dtb CAB, if6 an cen nddten
@onsreB nit Der Bite 3u tpenpeh, bds CT tb-
net bnS @abllttmnre6t I'M Otitrift Golunts
bia ais cine Ginlettuns CUR Grtbeiluns pe6els
ben ;3uaef1nbntHeS tn bet Staaten i1no Ser
~riturie.t perleiber mSse. Die 9leser tueroen
BENT 8ntb Golse ~letfe1, uao Der 9rdioent
rciro, fp1breno. CT es rat perl9iepenen Stadz
ton ii6erl1Bt, bic Tra9e 1T 8eSn9 anf Die Ne.
ger TN l1unFuas tires eisemEn @ebisteS 3n et1ts
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'6Hbsn,-I etnert ganSe1 u1pralf@tu GinFms
3ur IusDebuung bes @ablaimmredtes Der
Tarbtgen geltenb MAIDEN.
-Gs betBt, pa6 @en. 6anccds 0eteranen~
SprpS I0fort auf pte GtGrte Don 10000
Wanu gebra6t perDen fol-.
Cincinnati, l.. SUM-. Oie &sntudp Qegisa
latur. Cine Depefte Der Gazette pom sSrant>
fort in &entudp iast, bas eeltern in Der 2esise
latur cine Mooreie eingebra6t uuroe, ner3ue
fOlge bic &elOlution in @ieoererpdgung 3u
Sieben mare, weI6e baS Contributions Nmenoee
ntent %perparf.s Sic purbe ni6t a%nsenOmmen.
Sic Ibitimmuns lieB ieOO9 bic Ebatla6e ers
~tennen, oob Die Sadie beoeuteno eemonnen bat,
Obqlei6 nod nt6t 10 piel, UNI ben &rfolg Der
W1bregI gu 1i9ern.
Sin 8iaarozSurnier. G5 fanb eeltern glbenb
bierOrt5 Ell II 8ilaroz2urnier snii6en 9errn
Ste Oenitt BON Indianapolis uno 6rr. @oloe
tbUaite pca Nep=YOrt itatt, in tpel9em biz
auf 1000 BpiniS auf ieoer Settle eeipielt rpurz
De unO in pel6em 6err Mc0ewit Sieser
blieb. ...-7..s
L MIifinuri. Ser Springfield Yatriot ertpdbnt
als Werfpiroisteit, Dab elm 9ewiiIer Gapitdn
Sobn Noams init leiner Srou ALIEN bic 3eile
opn Sort Smith na6 Springfield sema6t babe.
unterrpegs iab bas Blar muir tinen ~ein3iaen
8uI4tlepper. L SIM Slopeiten fol- oieies Sabr
orei W1l 70 piel Selo beitsUt fem, ol5 Iebtes
Sdbr. fEa
8on Warlatp miro gemelbet, baB bic 8anoe
pel6e ben Sberiff BON Qlclebe GDuntp uno
mebrere @efdbrten ermoroete, auf ibrem 3uge
nprOwdrtS nod neun3ebn unionSl,ute. barun-
ter einen tleinen &naben, ermUrOet babe. Wtebs
rere Der Grnlorceten muBten ibnen erit als
Slbrer oienen, anoere wuroen in ibren WObz
nungen ermlrst. Sci Wariap wuroe ibnen
DER rebergans ilber ben Oiuse BON ben 8lrz
germ itreitig gemadt, Il. iesten aber ettpas pei.
ter binauf iber. Sim 20. Wtai hatten ie Elm
8efedt nit bsn uniDn5leuten BON QeespiIe
unO am g Dnntag nit renen pOn Calhoun unr
clinton, porin Elm frlberer S0lDat pom 7ten
DliliOuri Neginent 9etDDtet purpe. @ini9e
Dleilen BON &nob Noiter glnsen iie iber bic
@iienbabu. 9ieleS foil bieielbe 8ance fem,
wel6e Dor einem Sabre 40 Wtdnner, @reiie II.
Rnaben in Sreeoom Sownibip ermproete, biez
lelbe, Die lid neuli6 in 2erinston trie9sgefdns
gen eraab uno parplirt purOe. (B. 81
/ 3abI Der BON SO tnne1pta sc.
LITE 4 tie Iruppen.- NaG elmer BON
Sen. Npj. beS States gemadten 3ulammen.
lteQun9 bat Minnelota wa9reno bes 8rtesea
3ur Nrnee Der Ser. Staaten 23,321 Wann
geltelt. gs lit pieB Elm auBerOrpentlid far.
fes Contingent, pern man beoenft, baB BIZ
gauge SepGlterun9 be8 Staates ii1 iebt aui
nt1t ptel iiber 100000. Gincpbner belduft
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Eete9ropbtfcDe 0eacDrtcDtert.
8uuDrshauutifaDt.
8eri@tst fur BEN BdIttmrrt @e6s

@afGtn9tc II, 2. Stunt. Ser.
Sewarp 1at ouf Nntpeilun9 peS YraiOenten
pa8 AM II. Oe,b. 1864 e~rlalene 0eIeb, baB
ieDer, lpel6er Die Ser. Staaten=@ r6n3e Be-
trttt, einen 9dB baben muB, pieperrufen.
3 = @1brenp res @tpn ats Mai purben
$97, 100000 aus Dem Shabamte fir Aus=
3a6lnn9 Der Trurpet 9e3p9en.
= 0puS. Srpipn orn Georgia uno Ntr.
SpYce BON Glib Carolina, aus Der Nebelipn
ipp9lbefannt uno @oup. 5amiltpn BON GerdS
bdtten berte Ntbtenaert tetm 9ralpenten Der
Ser. Staaten. @cuS. 8rurt 1T auf 1arUle
Ieiner !6aft e~ntlafIen ipprper.
- Der S1abamts lefretdr rtadt in elmer
Srpre befantt, Dap furtan ale &etrictiUnen
auf Soblenerpprt atfge9pben itno.
= Der WeuGelmurbprc;eB purbe 9eute
fortgeiest unp fUlsenpe @ntIaltunss3eusen
DerbDrt.
Gbar1es Sulser uno Sp6n
@unt6er la9ten aus, Dap fe nit Span9<
lcr befannt 1eten, aber ME Iaben, paB ct einen
8art trr9. ~E
G6pma8 8eYtDIb 1T bas Taftotum
in Sorp5 SGeater, beseuste, Dap Elm SIR. Seer
rtf bic 9ogen SO. 6 unp 8 mietbete unD
Scutb Die 2ose SO. 7. 3euse bate ben
Stubl peS @rdlipenten 1elbit in bic Steaun9
eebra6t, lit welder er sur 3eit bes WfUrDes
mar, tpuBte nidt, mas Spansler nit Dem
Stride Der in ieinem Softer 9efuapen tpmrpe,
gu tbun beabf6tigte. @', 3E
SdmeS 9amb Der Oefcratipnsmaler
pom belnetem Sbeater puroe ebenfaas iber
ben SRan9lerlhem Strid befra9t; fcnnte jet
ppG feline s~eniigenpe Nntrpprt geben. Na6
etnem ldn9eren Sreu3oerbOr bieies 3ea9en,
nabm bas @eri6t &eeee.
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Die Geras Grpehitiom.

Sort WtOnroe, 1. SUM-. 9as Cons
manop upn @enerals Maior @Ottfriec @eIbel
pelAes in ben Iesten Sasen bier einsei&ift
lift istt auf Dem @ese na6 Dem Orte leinel
8eitimmung. 8euOr bic Gpebi!iOn abfubr,
nuroen ben &apitdnen Der ein,eIuen S&iffG
Orores geseben, 5uerft nab Der OiCbtle 8ap 81
fabren uno bort ouf'S gleue 8Oblen ein5ulaoen,
mOrauf bic Stotte weiter Der &Iite Don Seras
5niteuern miro Ser srpbte She'll oer 9auptz
Dampfer, etpa IS, lit abseleseIt uno ueun lie
gen nod auf Der Nbeoe, bereit ieoe Stunoe abb
SufabreU. "-.-| ,aJ
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Die Anflaseacte sesem SER. DaDis.

Na mir nns neul6 in unferem @rtract Der
Antla9e 9e9en ben beuonnten vSreiiaHenn Self.
S1ols etpaS fur5 9efaBt botten, 10 eeben mir
IN Jabiol9enoem eiuen ettpaS Idnqeren Grtrocl
Der st. Souls 8stli9en 9oit, Die Ireilld babel
werer gfefsr rod SaI5 seipurt bat. Sic iual
ndmlih: saie7 a .zs ..a.s :
v9as Snoietment Der @ranb ssSurp Ses 81
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mcnftr6Ies Ittenitid. @ir beabIidtisten Sin.
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psberiesuns norsulesen. Ga4oem mir abe
uHs ouc6 ben .erten 5us hieler ''true bilP
onr@seorbeitet uno am S6luGe nt6t meb'
tUlsten, mas Der Nnfane entbielt, neil uns bsin
s4eiet ~ Wtatbe Duroe, oils siirge unS Deii
M1b[rao I'M Gopfe berunl," od tpdrert. mir aud
sIsia enti9lONen. nnisrsn 9eiern pieie Sortl
sa eNparer. MddfeHeuSe Mugaben tperOte,
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lfuS Trrr Carolina.

New Oprt, 2. SUM-. gia&ridteu pom
80. Niai aus gembern, u. g., beri6ten, BAT
sfrlber rei6e 8emObner Der Staot 3urIdtebren
unp BON ibren ebemalisen St'open freunoi&afts
li6 bebanoelt peroen, piele Neger Ieiben ibren
friberen !Serren @elo, bic Steuern gu bejablen.
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ebenfaaS S~uridgetebrt; iie buben %sefunoen, oab
es III 6auIe op9 am l66nften lit. ..
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gins @epraia.

-. q 10 Oort, 2. SUM. Ser 9unpfer
Sort au 4rtnce brin9t Na6ri6ten pom 20.
aus Sapannab. Ser MacOn vEelesrapb"
idreibt: Die OrOreS Oe8 Sen. EbcmaS fir
6erTeaun1 Der giuilseiete lino IiberuI uno fins
Den aasemeinen Nntlans beim 8olf. Sic
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tdt in elmer i6arIen u OridenOenWei o~uftrsteu
weroe, serftreuen. Ser Telegraph" ieIbit if
iebr Sufrieoen nit benz Stanb Der Dinse.
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Die eh.sapeofe Strater.

ct. Sp1ns 2. Stunt. IN penn
B11e 9egen Bellies einen Der Gheldpents.ytra'
ten, tpa bic SurY in gerntbuns, man Slaa0te
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0ie neue 0Inleibe.

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TarnnerS S 4yldnterS Sdrst.

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