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NEW YORK, Oct, lS.--fIr esaFcfa, Peruvian
Minister in Washington, publishes q communi-
cation, inclosing circular from his govern
ment, and announces its annoyances against
entering into any contract with the revolution
ary authorities under the lead Of General Con-
seZee. Particular mention is made Of Guano
The islands which supply this valuable article
are now in the possession OF the revolutlonists,
but President peaeth announces that any per-
ION exporting guano from there under permits
from Gen Consezee will be considered dapre.
dators and be prosecuted
A special to tia Herald from Washington
the 18th, says that a formal restoration OF
property claimed by pardoned oitiaehs of Vir-
ginia is occupying good share Of the clerical
labor of the Ffeedmen's hurean. About %
names are now represented upon the lists of
prorerty holders who have been restored to
their positions. Most of the landed estates
thus transferred are located In the counties of
Alexandra, Fairfax, Loudon, st. Mary's and
Falls Church. and are worth in the aggregate
about $50, 900. The plantationa Of Southern,
on the Pawtucket g;tvpr, IN Maryland, is in
cluded in tbs above list, together with the
residence of Mrs. Frances Smith and MRS.
Dangerfud, in the city of Alexandria, the for
mer being worth 500, 900, and the latter tgofa
S25, 900 to $50, 900 apiaee.
As cold weather comes many persons from
the North are coming with it to Washington
for permission to remove the bodies of reia-
tiyes from the Southern battle-tie!ds and burial
places. All such applications arc referred to
Capt James W, Morse, Quartermaster, who
has such matters in charge. Those WL,2 haye
friends ly ing in the Soldiers lsome Cemetery,
near this city, are ssAesa.lly content to leave
them il that bsa::liful place.
The season is not far oNo,,sh advanced to
/ permit the remQya. o? bodies from Anderson
| vile ans, other counties in the South,
! Ap interesting and lively opsode occurred
in the Treasury Department on Saturday last
Gov Pierpont, of Virginia, who was saun,er
ing along through the Treasury building, cal!e{
on the Hon. Ere, man Clark, comptroller Of thu
currency "a th9. course of the conversation
.bput tie currency, national notes, ete., Gov,
pjerpopt asked M Clark il he thought the peo
I pie OF the South would he required to hell
ray the ka.ional debt. In reply to this idioti
Query, Mr. G. said that he thought they would
Gov. T. wanted him to understand that til
Southern people wouldn't stand such damnc
nonsense. Mr.. Clark, who is mild aud ex
tremely aff;ible man, did nothing more tha
show him the door.
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mission except that of chaplain or instructor.
A debate ensued, during which Rev. Mr..
Clements, of Ohio, said he would vote agains,
any legislation upon this subject. There was
no necessity for this canon. Cowardly men
will often be glad to array themselves against
their country, or fail to do their duty 10 il when
they can point to the church as shield. We
might as we'll legislate that our members may
not be rostmasters. In regard to this peculiar
subject members should legislate for emergen-
cles. we are not sure that another rebellion
VIII not break ont. God grant that it may be
iar olstant, but we cannot be too sure Of that
When we lind n body like this refusing %,
thank God that a rebellion has been crushed
leries OF order, order, order from all parts of
the house). Amid the confusion which he crc-
ated by his remarks DR.. Goodwin concluded
his remarks.
NEW DIRK, Oct. ls.-In answer 10 n cE,al.
lenge OF Mr.. Laper, the owner of tho Palmer
70 Mr.. Bennett, owner Of the Henrietta who
proposed race for silver plate valued at
$3.50, Mr.. Bennett, in card, accepts the cha,-
lenge, on conditions that the race be made n
sweepstakes Of $500, entrance free ard th,t
all owners of yachts Of the squadron be inyi-
ted to participate. The race to take place IN.
November or December.
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New YORK, Oct. ls.-Col Starring, Prcsi-
dent OF the military board which investigated
the cotton affair with which Gen. Slocum's 8
mare has been connected, publishes 6. state.
i..el;t :eiulug any ilaputation cast upon Gen.
slocum and Herman c. Rodgers. Gen. Slo:
gums Adjutant silstains the statement by an
affidavit,
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS!
CARD.

As Is known, at the fire on the l1th inst in hi, -,
my dwelling and bakery with Of their contents
were destroyed Twas insured in the Farmers and Mer
chants Insurance Company, Of Quincy, Ill., and have
the pleasure of saying that / have this day received
from the company through their agent in thi. CITY,
H. Hay, the full amount of my loss covered by nsur.
ance, being seventeen hundred and fifty dollars
JAMES HICKEY.
October IS, 1861 1915
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~ NEW YORK, Oct. lS.--The steamer Raleigh
from Savannah l4th. has arrived. The Sa-
vannah Herald reports cotton in demand. aud
holders are firm For some time past the mar
ket has been gradually advancing at the rate
of from l to 2 cents per pound. Since last
Wednesday the advance on uplands has been
10 to l24c per pound, thus eiIeeing an ad
vance on all grades Of upands of from l6 10
Ito per pound. Within the last three days
the quotations arc nominal. Middling from So
to SIC.
From 20, 600 TO 30, 600 bushels Of rice, tho
product Of the labor of Freedmen on aban-
doned plantations, were to be sold at auction
on the 18th
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%

spooEn CRop or RAsrREnRIEs, WAites;da
county, Illinois, ripe, lusciavs faspoorries of
SECOND growth. wore picked on the farm Of
Jacob Powell, Esq, on the l4th inst. Sew
eral quarts were gathered, This is certainly
something very unusual in the Nor,hcrs saSt 9,
the State.
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surrREssED. The Clarksville Tepa. OAyon
icIs has been suppressed, AND ;,a aai,ars Nib
lett & Clarke, arrested and taken to Nashville.
They are charged with promulgating treason
able articles.
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New YORK, Oct. 1s.--The sums obtained for
savannah and Sea Island cotton, sold yestcr.
day by Mr. Draper, the cotton agent, was moro
than 81 100000 in gold The whole amount
realized during the past year, on account oi
cotton sales, is between six and seven millions.
OF dollars. Nearly six millions of dollars Of tho
(OONTINUED on FoI-RTu PAGEl
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steamboat advertisements, including edoral notice
" for the first Insertion, and ~ for ca sbseu1sn in
sertion f"e"' "'-
The above rates will not interfere with contract. al
ready made. "
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WASHINGTON. Oct. lS.-The Secretary cs the
Interior to-day received a dispatch from Brig,
Gen. Sanborn, one Of the committee appointed
to negotiate with the Indians of the Upper Ar
kansas, dated Council Grove, Oct. -, stating
that the Arrapahoes and Cheyennes were
there. Two meetings with them had taken
place. A treaty of peace was expected to be
constituted with them on the following day,
which the committee think will result in good
to all concerned.
Gen. Sanborn says there are many of the
above tribes north of Platte river that wish to
return to their homes, were it safe to travel,
and recommends that an escolt be provided fox
them. Many Kioahs, Camanches and Appaohes
were in council. Nearly all are expected to
come to terms.
Information from Louisiana ls TO the effect
that much confusion and trouble prevailed in
that State, some Of the parishes refusing or be
ing reluctant to recognize Mr.. Wells as Cover
nor. 1t is not improbable that either he or
some other person will be appointed Provis
ional Governor, in order that harmony os action
may follow the present political confusion in
the State
A large number of distinguished persons ar
rived here to-day. In addition to the English
party, were Senator Carlisle, of Va; Gov.
Corney, of Kansas Maj Gen. Terry, Mai,
Gen. Hooker, Hon. M T. Odell, of N Y, and
G.. i. Stewart, Of Philadelphia. The three
last named are members Of the Board of Cor
porators of the Military and Naval Asyuns
which meets tomorrow at the Smithsonian Ii-
stitute A quorum is not yet present.
The receipts of Internal Revenue to-day was
$790, 353. 3a.
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New YORK, Oct. 1S.-The Herj,ld's City of
Mexico correspondent, under date Of October
LIST, says matters appear to grow worse and
worse. The Republicans were increasing in
activity, and body of them appeared within
thirty miles of the Capital, in the State of Vera
CruA
They defy all efforts for their expulsion, aud
make frequent forays in one of the towns of
this State.
They have established a newspaper organ in
the State Of Aksat.
The Imperial journals admit that their ope-
rations have assumed proportions while in
Sancketas and Jolisce. They are sweeping all
before them.
The L. S. Consul Of the City Of Mexico had
been refused admission to the Imperial Palace,
he being informed that he was unknown there.
1t is said thar the rebel officers from this
country, now in Mexico, have refused 10 com
ply with a request of Maxinlans Secretary
of War, that they should join lis army, adding
that hereafter they could fight under no flag
but that of the United States.
The Emperor, Empress and the Court are to
start on g tour to Iucatan on the 9TH inst.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Tribune s
Washington special says that the Commissioner
or Internal Revenue has decided that owners
OF buildings rented Of Government are not cm-
pioyees OF Government, hence the salary tax
Is not reduced from the rent.
>. NJ Orr, Mayor Of Lcesbmg, Va, W. B.
Lynch, Editor of the Leesburg Washingtonan,
and the notorious guerrilla chief Il. V. White.
nave mao their property restored them.
New YORK. Oct. 1s.-An interesting caso
IN connection with the Mexican emigration ex.
eitement OF last spring, was yesterday brought
before Judge Monicief of the Superior Court in
this city.
Gen. Ortega who is Chief Justice Of tho
Supreme Court of Mexico, and Vice Presi
dent of the Republic and who by the expira.
ton ofthe term Of President ,Iurez will become
President next month. arrived in this country
in April last, andhas remained principally in
this city. Some days ago he was arrested and
admitted to bail in the sum of 81, 600, on the
complaint of Col w. H. Allen, who was
connected with the recruiting and emigra.
ton movement, and who alledges that he was
employed by the General to superntend the
whole matter, on the ground that all ex.
penses would be paid. Allen states that af.
ter he had recruited large number of men for
Mexico, and incurred debts amounting to nearly
$1,000, Gen. Ortega refuses to cash the bills
or to have anything to do with the recruits.
The action yesterday was on a motion to show
cause why the order Of arrest should not be
vacated. The Gonerara response to Aliens
allegations, is g complete denial.
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New YORK, Oct Is. The ire in the I.edccr
printing office this noon caught in the paper
room in the basement, Snd extended to the
first floor whero SIX printing presses are oper.
ated. The flames were eStinguiahed before
much damage was done beyond the paper
room. Loss estimated from one thousand to
four thousand dollaas
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New York, Oct. 1s.-Gold easy, and the
demand moderate. There is no specuatiee
movement, and loans are more flat. The Ed.
lnburg, to-day, takes out S55, 900 in specie,
and the Persia $780, 900.
This morning Alexander II. Stephens, ex-
Vice President cs the late Confederacy, &C.
compaaied by Judge Reagan and others, Wis
tied Mayor Gunther. Mr. Stephens subse
quently called upon Sheriff Kelly. He ap-
peared in excellent health and spirits.
At noQn to-day the brewery of T. Johnston,
on the corner of jay and Front streets, was
destroyed by fire. Loss $40, coo
Special to the Post dated Washington IS.
says: Six thousand colo:ed persons in Wasl,
ington have signei petition asking for the
right of suffrage.
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CAIRO. THURSDAY. OCT. 10. 1868.

d IN O era &c It G X e
OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Judge of the County Court,
ALEXANDER c. HODGES.
Associate Judges of the County,
i, HOWLEY.
JAS e. McCRITE.
Clerk,
j.. G, LYNCH.
Superintendent of Common Schools,
JOEL G. MORGAN.
Treasurer,
NICHOLAS HUNSAKER.
Surveyor,
SEPHOREAS DELANEY.
n epu b 1 can y G k e t
OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Judge Ct the County Couit,
VILLIAM j. YOST.
Associate Judges Of County Court.
WILLIAM ]. PARROTT,
ANDREW j. McKAMIE.
County Clerk.
JAMES A. RITTENHOUSE.
Superintendent. Common Schools,
SAMUEL H. HAY,
Assessor and Treasurer,
JAMES 5. MORRIS.
Surveyor,
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
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DOR MEMPHIS, HELENA. VGCKSBCRG
l. NATCIIEI AND NEW ORLEANS.
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0Ius be,n @Ih,prfteu.

New Orleans, IS. SuGt, Na9ri6ter,
m IL. aus Geras melpen, bnB. es i'm
taate bon Dteben unb Suldtleppern ipimt4
1T l1eberaa, no bic Ser. ct. Iruppet
DIT einquartirt liup, t6un lie 9rpBen S4a=
n. III i
Die 3uferz unb 8aumppllenernpte Yp1l
ras miro 9ering Ietn. II
Die ernan3iptrten Ne9er Iin6 angeiptele
,rben, bel tbren friGeren 6erren 3n bGeibert,
t Der 8erf4erune, Dap man tire 8e9te ais
ete I6iben werre. ais
Sen, Nleita fat Die 8atterten mnD anperes
Il ben &ebelen nan Mericp seldleppte 81
tt6um auSgeliefert,
Die ~trenglten Srpre5 fnp erlaIeu tporben,,
8 fein SplDat in Gera5 marDpiren uno
inbern bari. SIS lit feinem 9%etattet, Elm
'tSatbauS 31 betreten. Nue Neeer, welGe
lerem Sruppen 8a fuIsen oeriu9en, werDen
:itdseia9t. =.
Die Central 9era8 8abn sebt i6nea tbrer
%,lenpun9 ent9eget.
Sn @tifiiippi itsHen Die Grnbten auBerf
IeGt.
Gatrp, Is. Suit, Sen. @utnom BON
mbYs Stab lit bier eingetrpfen, nm bic BON
IN. Did 8apICr ~iiber9ebenen 8laeeen modb
Arlington gu brinsen.
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Bon GaIifrrnIcn.

Gan 6ran3tscp, Is. Suli. NaG=
rtGten BON Sinalpa biz 3l1nt 10. Iaaen, baB
9plele8 gu @unlten yteba Garpnas reIienirte
unb Ii4 jebt gu @ultean beinbet, tpp er iif
sum 4n9riH anf Die SaierIiden riiltet. ST
fat iiber 5000 Mann gu s~erfi9en.
Cine @prrelppnpen3 aus @uaYama5 beriG=
tet bic NieOerlaee Der liberalen Qrmee unter
tpesquiera. Sie mar. 5000 Ntaun tart unp
parOe am q. Suit gu 81 Yalp, balbpe9s
siptlGen @itsdmaS unO 6ermpliQo pom circn
1000 6ran3ufet geihlasen. Die Qtbernlen
fpurben aberrumpflt. rIno pom pantheon
S9refen 9elGbmt, 9eltatteten le Der 60 Mann
~ltarten feinplthen Sprbut, mebreremale burd
tbre 2inten 3u reiten.
Die Ntertfaner o~erlUrRn $50 IuDte unp
Serw1tnbete, unb Die iibrtgen tp1irpen ger
lltreut. Sic Yerloren iebr piele Wa0en unb
grpBe Suantitaten BON Wunttipn. Die
6ran3Olen Datten 3 Ipbte rnb einen GermiB<
ten, Ye5quiera lammelte et,pa 1000 Mtan11
ieiner Sr1ppen unO sD9 ii9 na6 5ermUStte
3uriid. Man 9laubt, oaB Ii6 feline Qeute 3u
fehten retgfrten, neil iie nit ibren Sftsicren
un3ufrieDe1 tparett. -11 12a
eSn ben norbweltlihen Stdaten BON Merifp
ldetnt eth unliGerer s3utanp gu berrldm
Die Seebafen linp rubte, aber inn Snnern
pUmintrt balp Die cine, balp Die anbere 9ar=
tel. Sc 9ibt fetne Siherbeit bes 9ebens unb
peS Gt9entbum6 mebr, Die Qiberalen bpfen
auf 6ulfe bon ben Ser. Stoaten. MYares
fol- $4,000. an General 6en9ra in Gan
6renciscU 9e1aidt babeu, UNI bic @inipanpe=
rpng nah Spncra gu ermunbern.
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Na6rt6tea.
Selearapbirt fir ben Baltimore @eder".
OOur. 8OIhens Standardization Den NOrS'
Carolina Gs Z L&

Carolina. 5 7 & gs s e
New gUrf, Is, Snli, Der Dpfr, ~,
Gerry brinst neuere geridte bio gum To-
n Nepbrru. Inter ben 9dda9teren " Vtu;
aine, Der GaIeisb v@rCsreb" ia9t, g
in etn3tser Sal pom StebertrantDstt mePr III
s%tlmin9tCu. a.
Do6elbe 8latt fpri9t in Der lcbenOlten
,eile pOn @uup. 5OlpenS Administration II,
merit, er babe f6 fGnel bic @nnlt pe8
5fs e1tpurben. 5erner 3dblt pieie 3eitun9
!, @urtbeile auf, welGe Nembern pitr6 nTrp;
6e @eladItsleute erlanst babe. SIN Sabre
}58 bate man es fur 9erpa9t sebalten, zine
ampferlinie 3ptlAen Newbern uno Stem glprf
errthten, jebt babe ma beren 3nei II. nod
te ODER 3ret 2inien 3wilGen BORT unb 8oltt=
ore unp Der Gerfebr pur@ Sesel1Gtfe 1et
Seer penn je,
Die 8aumrUlle in 9turp Carolina blii6t
esmal IA Sage friiber mic i'm poriscn Sabr.
inc a~nltedenbe Seu@e wiitbete in Gpentpn.
Sen. S9Ufelp wirb in Nlpro Carolina
,ibem uno ifin 6auptquartier in Green's
70 lalien.
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TOrt WUnrue, @a., II. Suit. Die
.ue Gapele peS Ser. ct. 5OlpitalS in Sort
iUnrUe 1T 10 melt fertig, ruB seltern @ptte6=
emf in erleIben sebaIten tperben fonnte.
)er 8rpCtIpn uno Song Sslanp s3ireig Der
britt. GOmmtliipn Bat $500 gum 8uue Die
r @apele bet9elteuert. Neo. Gisbale unb
tes. Crane BON gistA gOrf BADEN anle6n(i9e
|ettrdse CUR @rri6tung elmer 8ibltotbet fin
jplpaten 9eliefert. 3, .a,as
Der praipent bat 5rn. So. SO. @tng gum
cltmetlter BON giprfplf ertannt,
Die Opfr. r@pw. Everett" unb ,9apy
On9" linp nit Sruppen SOn GitY Notnt bier
ngetrpfen unp fatren mad Baltimore.
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gOn @iIminstOn.

New gOrt, 18. Suit. Der Dpfr, 9uuila
UOre Brtn9t Na@ri6ten Spm IA. aus gBil=
ngtCn.
Der 9erolO fa9t, Dap nabe an / Mtltun
VI. in ben lebten Saeen an SOGpaten aus.
a6lt nurpen. sa
Die amerifanilAe 1elesrapb So. bat bic
lt6en 9inien iibernpmme11 unD benft baGp
~rbtnpunsen 5tpilden Stem gprt uno Stem
leans gu erOfnen. 20
Der 6anpel in @ilmin9tpn bebt li6 unb
b bur4 bic 5erteuun9 Der GilenbabnSerz
buneen nod befer tperpen.
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6nItfar, II. Sult. Der Opfr. Nlp6o
:tuet ben SertGt bes Gpt. 6art BON DC,
Iarfe Metepr, @r fahte etnen unb einen
alben Sag mad ben @~afia9teren pes serun=
iften S4ifeS Mm. Nel1Un, Die Griirnmer
,Relben paren 4 Meilen aber pas Meer srr=
ceut. s 4a
@tntge Der @eretteten er3d6len, paB Scnnz
q ben 25. =. 90. Der @npttdn Des unglidltz
en- S4ifeS beI6lOB IS auS3urdu9ern unp
f gu Dem gnbe Elm sIibenbes gtien in einen
inner bpa Sheer perfen. Der Steer fn9
11er, flpB iiber IL. leste oa6 S6tf 1T 8ranb,
Is man entOedte, 6dB baS S6tf unmSelt6
rettet perpen fOnnte, SerlieB Der Captain
it ben SfT3ieren unp GaiatenpaRagieren
ben 8Cpteh pas uneIIdlthe Stiff, pel6e5
5 gum MeereSpiesel oerbrannte ltnp ippz
trd Iber 400 Observation-Disclosures i6r
ben perlpren. m,
Die Scene am gprO peS brenltenbeu 69if-
8 1T ntht 3u beIhretben. aae. as
Gpt. 6art er3dblt, DAP ct tn bergntfernuna
II 4 pper 6 Metlen Elm S9tf ia6, rel6e5
I9enihetnltA na6 Den I'M Meere l6nimz
enpen uno t~rei6enoen paiIa9teren fuAte unp
ne 3ipeifel mebrere rettete.
Die mdnnli4en @afa9tere erbOlen ii6 raid
II ibren 8ranpwuapet, Die tpetbltfen ieoo6
ID 9efGbrlt4er serbrannt.
&eIer, 8aliS uto Comp. BON Sput6ampz
n, Gn9lanp, buten NIT Der r@it9 IF NnI6z
9ton" fOl9e1pe Oepel6e an George Maden=
; ben bteii9en a9entet Der fran3Dfl9en
ampferltnif, sel9tdt "
Der Dpfr. Qafa9ette fam am ). Sult III
ret an; er bate A 8al. beS BON Nntwer<
n mad Nep gOrt belttntmteu @a1agterl4tfz.
nBm. Nel7pn" am 8CrO, pelAe er aus
safer rettete. '..
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p9tlabelp6ta IS. Suit. Die Sa=
tiible BON gsler unb 8r. ant Der 10. Ctr,
roe 9etern Elm Naub Der 5laumen. Den
rtult betrd9t $4,000. 8 +.
Die 5blr. unb 5eniterfabrif bon Miallisan
So. in bemlelben @ebauDe tpurpe eben=
5 3ertGrt. Gerlut $4,000.
Die epiphany Stride puroe letAt beI9d=
!, beSslei6en cine @n3abl @cHnbauler.
IammtDerLnt $4,000. ,.a.s e.
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I @itptiae Gntfdheihuna.

Y~tttsburg, Is. Suli. 9fidter SIC
Gpun Ger.> ct. SesirfseertGte ertlarte beute
Die @cte Der 9enmiqls. @eieBsebune, wel6e
ben Gborter Der Gpnnelsotlle 8atn wiberruft,
fir uneDnititnttpnell.
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pOus9tesYite, 10. Suit. Die orORe
tfabrt fir $4,000 8pif9eu spst sierpupes
n 8OOten fanb 9eate TAFT unp entIdbieO
gu @unlfen bon Gam. Galoert'S 8OOt
Nsp gUrt. 9ssaE ~
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&uen mstnen Srtunten, ippie benz publiiuns ~abertaupt
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