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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

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...l. GEoR iB N, PARSONS.
FoR THE NsuRTR,
JOHN a. BCNNELL.
FdR roosroartSd ArtuRNEV,
iA1EX ,NDER BROWN.
poR cOadtniiosER,
..I.,-..i JOHN W. WOODBURY..
ron cLEdK o. rnE corkr,
GEORGE wEppELJ,
FnR roRoNrR,
'lii CHARLES q BAIRD.
.fY..l. .| ron suuyEYOq, Hf
DAVID DONALDSON.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

CooK'S EvAP0RATOR.-T This Evaporator
plFcrs' prices, CROOK 4 FREEMAN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

fHE oopPerhead papers are announcing
the expiration Of ihs soldiers voting law
by Limitation. They are dreadlally afraid
Of the soldiers vote, and wen they may be,
for The soldiers alway voto as they shoot.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
Wood Con, ~ Tnion Ticket.

lD Top REPRESENTATIVES,,
HENRY l.. WOOD o. Wood County.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHENIFFiS PROCLAMATION.


rI-HE clpctoss of Wood County, Ohio, arc hereby
l notified u meet In their respective townships,
on the
Second, Tuesday Of october Next,
That being the Tsrth Day between the hours Of
o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock y. NJ, az the usual
places VI holding elections therein, at such
places as the Trustees thereof may designate, and
then and there proceed by ballot TO vote Ior suita
Bile persons to fill the following offices, io.wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer of
State, Supreme Judge (oug term)i Supreme judge
Ito Gil vacancy. Attorney General, School Come
missioner, Member Of the Board NJ Pubifc Works,
Clerk of the Supreme Court, stare Senator, state
Representative, County Auditna. SbnOeT Treasurer.
Prosecuting Attorney CLERK cf the Court, County
Commissioner, County Coroner County Surveyor.
The Trustees Of each township are required, on
tue day of clectOn aforesaid, ~ select gOud iudiF
cous persons, having The Qualifications Of electors,
to the number set opposite the name f their town
ship, to serve as Jurors for the Court Of Common
Pleas for the wear 1860. Wis /.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

REPoRTs from the Dry rCrtugas state that
Mndd is hospital clerk, Arnold clerk in
the Provost Marshal's Office, aud Spangler
aud O'Laaghlin working at their trades in
the EHsih0er pspsrtAenl.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

Ticprese,itaiiyo pistrict 1'ickct.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

asd scnn.oriai Disuic, Ticket
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

TIE clectoss of Wood County, Ohio, arc hereby
l notified 10 meet In ther respective townships,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

Given under my hand officially, at Perrysburgy
this 18th day Of September, 1865.
2lc Y 6CHARLES W. EYERS, Sheriff
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
Wood Common Pleas.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-23

WHEREABOUTS OF rHE REBEL GESEsAL-A South
eru paper gives the following account of the where
ab5uis cf the late leading ofhcers Of the rebel army
General L5ring Is in Jackson, Miss. with the in
tent 10 20 to New Orleans aui engage in mercantile
pursuits.
General Gardner has taken u? ais residence in
New Orleans, and gone into business with General
Bragg.
General Joe Johnston will probably receive the
appointment Of President Of one Of the principal
railroad companies IN Alabama Cr Georgia.
General Hariee was the recipient II Mobile the
other day Of a handsome compliment in the shape Of
: dinner. rendered him by several Of the United
States officers on iut, at that past.
General Longsireet, who arrived in Mobile . few
days ago, has been ~parionei by the President.
General Lee has entered upon his duties a. Presi-
dent Of Washington College. Va.
Jubal Early i an applicant for pardon.
General Forrest J. reported to be managing 4 saw
mill somewhere IN the interior Of Mississippi.
General Stewart. Who commanded = corps in
lIoois army, designs going to New Orleans 10 prac
tee Law.
General MagrudeE is reported to be in Germany
with his family.
General John G. Walker is in England-so it is
reported.
Kirby Smith. at last dates, was at Ma,anzas, in
bad health.
General Hiniman is rracticing law in Mexico.
The New Orleans PicayuHe says " We catch a
glimpse NV and then, on the street, Of several
other officers, who held the rank Of Brigadier or
Major General in the late Confederate army, who
are hard ct work now az one or another branch Of
business. The majority Of them are old residents,
either Of the city or State
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-23

BECOMING RECoNCILED-The people Of the
South possess one good quality. They know
how 10 adapt themselves 10 new relations. Sub
hitting TO the Federal authority was a bitter
pill, hut they swallowed IL with creditable grace.
They made WY faces, as n matter Of course. but
ola the whole they have done quite a. well a.
could De expected. The accounts that reach Us
from the South are generally encouraging. In
some localities the old secession leaders are a
triis too active. but the disposition of the mass
81 the people l. creditable 20 their good sense, if
not 10 their loyalty.
The course Of President johnson has taken
them by surprise. They expected no mercy at
his hands, bat they are delighted 10 FIND that he
IS e better friend to them than they have been to
themselves. Instead Of rebufs they get respect
iul treatment instead Of punishment they get
forgiveness of their sins. Where they expected
70 ind an executiOner they find a generous Judge.
The effect Of this magnanimous policy has been
happily modifying. Even the most intractable
Of them find IL difficult 10 harbOr wrath against
= Government that treats them so much better
than they deserve. They feel there IS. after all,
nothing 50 very degrading in submitting to an
authority that i too magnanimous To visit even
treason with death. However disinclined TO lie
amiable they might have been ut first. they can
not resist the influence of the kindly treatment
they have received. 1t is impossible TO keep
hating a benefactOr who answers scOwling looks
with kind words. There IL nothing - disarms
resentment n friendship where one expected hos
tiiitv.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-23

NEGRO IysURRECTIOS ~ JANAICA-.Ncr York.
Oct 31-The Express prints the following The
Havana steamer, which arrived at this port this
afternoon, brings 4 confirmation Of the news Of the
uprising Of the negroes in Jamaica against the
whites Her Majes,y's Consul at this port i in re-
eeipt Of dispatches II the utmost importance. Many
revolving murders had been perpetratei By the ne
gr0es. \ white magistrate had been shoekingly
mutilated his fingers and toes were cut of, and he
was then murdered, after which n negro woman
ripped open his bowels The mutiny was spreading
rapidly at last accounts, and the greatest alarm pre-
vailed amongst the whites
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-23

Boston and its suburbs. the TTGTelieT says. con
iain- a population Of 400, OOJ PERSONS. Its property
Valuation will reach nearly $500. 600, 900, the city
alone having 1919. 900. 900. This vast sum will
probably place Boston a. the richest city per e0pi'1.
IA the would.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-23
Cutlery and Hardware

Blankets. blue. white aui scarlet: Bgrlaps. Rice bags,
Horse rope. Linen thread. English saddles.
shoe strings, French Shoes, slippers. Hair cloth,
Playing cards Six umbrellas. Cotton umbrellas,
EllcE -ila ribbon. six wells. nd gloves. Neck tics.
Looking glasses. Toilet soap. Macassar oil, Buff C0mh-,
Eucklrs. Wooden stockings and socks.
Coior-d printing paper, Wrapping paper, Wall paper.
Tumhlars. Matrr n ter.. ClaY Iines. ICrE.. II rch hr.nu
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Der bisli9e Mmerican bat enplt4 etn9slf@
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pelAe labr %ebrennertb lino, aber BON Dem
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Nenu1oloonten. sic tpptlen Die Grrr1t9et7
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ttu Namen gu unterltagen. g6te lor9e mol
len tie G6 bieIen Sttrug sefaaen lalienE
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SOB teS ss~ prtcfcr, bes SsrfaHsrs bes sroaen en9s
Liidlet1 NNDrtfrbmdls.

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inter Dem Titel y@pr1preber Iipe Bro1lpllnctll9 anc
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Sdieoelen Siteln 1876 mp '55 tpieoerRolt: 1860
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melde8 ieitbern BON 10 &telelt ais baS Wtr1itertpert
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lTnbtI6en 0elebrtett 9lnltalter.
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S1effauratipn unS NecDnifrmftipm.

Da8 @nrt 'ytetauration oerbantt leineu
polittl4m l1rlprun9 ben grpben reatticndreu
8spe9ungsn, wubut6 man in @n9lanb UNI
6rantrei6 baS iberwunpene &Gni9tbum pte=
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inter neuen 8ebtn9ungen
8te fcmmt es, oas Die reactipndren 8lGt=
ter, ME Die 81. 9. Dailp Stems unp Der Oeut=
lhe Correspondent, Das @prt 8efoura
ttou an ole Steae be5 Bortes 8ecunltruc.
tim gelebt baben2 S9Gne rSrsanilten'
baS, ober an i9ren @Drten iout tbr #
erfennen !
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beus ~ perppNldnbigen uub Die CrbltnHg - . nfot
giiben ~ befefis.n,', meIdsr nit ben g % estao
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SitSleu, 9abeln, @ulrer &C. lein piro, ebtnlo a1t'
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Sob, eiu @pltel1, welfeS bic uSeinRs" llad.
briidti6 ben prcatti6en StaatSmdanern GnrOpa'a
empfieblt unp bauptiaGll9 ben ApOiteIn Der polt
tilde1 Secpnpt1te.
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Cine frans6ITfd,e 0gnfidt iiber fie @ntlafnEg Bet
dmerifanifdben Ntrffse.

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binrei6enbe 9tnSabl BON @emeilen lrno Sff5ieren
1in6 suriidbebalten QOrbe1, Inn bas @erfbe8 6ries
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SpraA=1tnterridbt in, @naIifhem.

BON S%Dnntae, 8. DIT an eete i6 in stpei @1aGen Inter.
rtGt i'm Spreben, qeien unb Sbretben bSs Gn9if en-. Gin.
Gla0e III fur Anfdueer beftimmt, bic aneers tIr iplde 6erren
ipel6e i6sn ent9e Eenntnt6 Der er9liften SpraGe beFSen.
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uno Dtentags II. Dpnnerftdgs Mbenbs BON 8 nbr an ertbetlt.
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8. Nc dnner
(sf6-) So Gernnnfr, 3p'fben 9omarb u. GutAwfr
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Ilnferridnf.

unttrieidneter mdGt benz gublttum hermit btFaunt, bal
er grieat unterri6t trtbeilt fOppbl In a1en Qebrtd6rn, ali
aud IN Nuitt. S6Cn LANCE Sabre Qsbrer in amertfl mi
ri6t In Der tn8ltfde1 Sprade ;u ertbetIen 4tmtlOunssr
fb nieter3uIesen BET Srn, Vafpr 8las. @cusbir. No. lo2
(ttig9J q. Sc pu barb Rfek, Qebrer.
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@nbI.NDtt

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sebtrn tn ten ser;tteSefen WIrbs ber etdbt 8alttmO'r, fas
stne Uabl an ben o,rftteotr.a St:nm2idB:n btF rep.
QDdrbs en- Otenfd9, 7. Nop 1859, d~basbalten Dtrb'H ndrb
g ter /, 2, 3, L., s., 8. unb Z. Qsarb, fur Elm Wtttsltee
b.s Dtleeatsnbauf + fir ben l.. Ie9'slatiSen 9tfrttt ter
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artft Der S.obt Bal tutpre. UNI Bite @dtsnt, Serprtdtt furb
bte Rsit8nd.tpu rg8 500. ID. 9 SbCrdcre, Gusjnfllir.
9tc G tirmfGfen rerten en- pbeneerannteu 1a6e Bon
s lltr Utrrsirs SITS 5 Nbtnbs 1fta seSaIttn wfrsea, ME tS
Ystn s. Daredtr
(2srt 7up) @btrtf Der Siapt Baltimore.
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3eiaen=s bmle fir 3maben.
N3 arSIaub Satin

d ~ q q ) n HttWt.
Die &bfntfunten hiefer Shule perben wteher BEN is
WoSember btgin, en-. DieieRt5en. peIhe BITE SHuIe tu be
fu&en winit.n werben sr fu6t. F6 itrt stntrtttstarten g.
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Oeren 8eautmIi&tett spr bteier 3eit ~teen6tst Derbtn lam
6. 10. 8entIep,
(Stt.2S-6 al E}prGker her 2etbenfbuIe
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Notis fir Gdrsnblsr.

&Spedl Gar GV"rt, GtattnaRe,
BditimEre, Is Stt. 1866.
I'ti; 1T bltrb't ~s.ssten, ta6 tine elite air neuen
@eb1ues unb gtrteRerungen, bic rdtrenb eteifn Sabres &c
fisem Giesutbunt. bic (innsrtdb her Sfdtterer3el Ieuer
pF,tbtie unb Bis iebt nsd niht tartrt tr0ren, jebrt ais feuer.
bar iii bs Sahr 1865 eineefbrisben. lin6. IN Sieier Office
CUR Examination gteenrdrtia rHsn Iiest. Dt' appeal Gar
Court pire iar eintn 3eitrdum ssn 80 das.n tpm l gfpp
3. 8. as in &tsuna e II, nm ale 8la9en unt AngdSsn bon
anen betbetltaten ptrfrnen a%niubOren uno iu t~ntihstSen. bic
StiHiss rfen 30 fubren tdsen. esstn be { hdS4nasu Der VI
ieRuren. 6cl6e Tterfrntn Fne earunt q %fsefsrlert; @splt'
iYdtsr BON jeter Weueeruns itrer Steueraniase ansBtfalefsn
Fns uns bic abIbdsuns in BEN Steuer iter ptro am erf.n
Rsntas i'm N16rS 1866 ais entftettenb betrantet UNI bic
Bats Al btlien. AM te bic Steuern fur tas trntmerie Sdtr
ausgt III asen unb ertpten wtrsen. gtriCner, BIZ In hi'
Staet sitben uuS If taue ne %g9Ctnunt anLidlaeeu, ner'
ben benaGti6tist tab tas 0t'eB bel Strdte per!anst. tbr
~teuer6ares @taenttum aWf Ser Appeal Var @Dnrt ~anIuseiesn
SaSS I NJ m
8 c 81 g prbHn,n
H4pf29H2mis) SaSik&asISr
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aut HE ~srinsenSe Bite bisler eiuHuBreiter 6relnb'
Sase tb mid enti6leifeu, fir bas S&eriffs-amt Dor
c1Is1aiore ais BcIts=&anbibat a%uf,utr ten uns min, mem
''DsPu. PIE Yfidten a~usemeiien ertiGen.
utit aGer G6tuus
@iOloml aIeranber 4ppIe artt.
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observation-disclosures.
Sfiice.

Baltimore, 8 Ncs. 1865.
Gerni6 zines 81 Iu6s 1T bievmit Npti3 e~eseben. taB her
Stabt Grntmifdr unb ter SNrpespr an Srt unb Steue lein
psrten, am UPittrpd, s NOr. 10 lbr @crnittdes I'm, bic
9tnien pcu Srbn Stennrtt gdnSlnb an ter Wehftlte BON
Nisluitbfr. ;ptf&en SibSIe unb Scbn6r. ff3uifenen.
s o b 9 N IT'D,
(frnbN glsrt bcS Gtabt.G r~nnntHdrS.
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@ahlzNotia.

80
Go wirs biernlit ben seietIi&en nnb analif3irten E26p'
Tern in ben betreffenbeu Wdrbs Der Staot Baltimore TO
lii esgeben, bA6 cine Wabl al ben oerI8ieSenen SttrlnI'
pldten Der reip. QBarbs am Oienitas, ben z. Gag i'm
Nopeulber 1865 abgeba(teu ipirb, ndmlih :
On Der l., q, s., t., 81. 6. uno &. gSaro fnr Elm
Mitslitb bes &ongrsiiss fir ben 3peiten &on8reBclftrlft'
~tbeilp,iie ~befebenh aus c6i9eu gBarbS, nm bic olirp rie
G1eIignaticu bes 46tb. 6. S. Debfter eutitanoene va
cant AZ fiiaen; ferner in Der H., H., 10, l6.' II. UNI
IS. Mare fir bic 4abI eiues GtaatszS Senator's, nm Die
Gacan, at fiiGen an 9 te1e beS G9tb. George 8. Wtal1us
Der ebenfans reiignirt bat.
ltub in jeosr Der r~eipectioen Darss Der gtaSt SaItt'
more fir bic @abl zines
GlelfS Der Gi1tuit SQUIRT fSr Die gtact Baltimore,
GberiT fir Die Staet Baltimore,
Surpep0r
Die Stimmt ,ten perben AM beiasten 3a9e BON 8 rbr
SornI. Bis 5 u6r Radr., ME bonn @eiese beftiulu1t it,
often iein. Sno 8. RGnsfer,
Tottl7-7nobl Sberif Der Gtaot Baltimore.
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MotiSeu.

@tWa8 itr bteStnper gum @ etb 3
@ltern, nelde ibren &tnberu gum
beppr1tebenDen Seibna6t5felte eiu re6t tpillfDmme.
mes 0eldenf MAIDEN tpple1t, 1nD 2ebrerI, DelterI
al einem gute1t Yrdnlienbu6 fir ibre Sdiiler
9elegen 1T, ~Iolte1 ibre Nufmerflamfeit auf cine
Suge1loldrtft l%eHfell, tpelde inter Dem Sitel: $50
ter @erbar0'8 Net9ua6t8baum fir bic lieben beuts
I6en &inber IN 9~lt1erita" III ben er1ten Saoeu be8
Ippember eri6 eiltel1 mira. OteIeS 8inoer6ud,
pirb cine N18mabl pe8 S9Gniten 1n6 Qieblt6Itell
e~ntbaltel1, mas beutiGeS 6rtft1teQer tpte 9fpb. 9tet,
MD, Stub. 2Dtpenltetr, 81. 9ttideuau, 81. Nuerbad
S. 9tttdert II. q. fiir &inber geIdriebcn baben uu6
NIT plele1 Sanitratlonen nadl 3ei6nunaelt nam,
batter Sitnltler wie Oscar 4let16, Sd. 9plenna,1,
8. 9ti6ter II. I ..r. 9eidmiidt lem. 0a8 8ld 1T
pom r0erau89eber, Sr. @trbarbt, Yo1tzSor 1901,
9fep g)orf, 5I be3tebe1t, nnb Der YretS $1.25 BEL
Der lebr biibIden i1l1teren NIB duberen IuSltattuna
en auberprbentli9 billiger. OaS 0u6 lolte auf
teinem Weibnadt8tii6, INN ben &inber perIamntelt
itnb, feble1.
g8ir erbeltcn ipe6en $50. p bon 6riebrid Ser
barD8 y arttr lnube {, Die tple 1tetS ptel De8
Suffered Idltelt elltbGIt, rllb III fetner beutIden Sa>
mile kTeblen iolte. Der Snbalt Der hummer lit
bad. (6crtlebung)-OaS per5 i'm 9tedt, Griulis
nal9eI6i6te BON 9emme.-Oer 2euGttblrln anf
benz Sfepe Mbpil, cine S6iffergeldt6te BON Der
brlttllden &itlte. : Spaniide8 Sdmug9lerlebe1.
-3ettiparun9Ss Sultrumente. - Der 9robe 8ar.
-aafern SerfoIgun9. = Sine Son ultaticH I'M
teere.-Srt9iueOer GinfaQ.
pSbe Warplanb GARNER anb Sc {.
9antc", cine ben N9ricultllr unb arbeiterintsreis
len bes Stante8 9eiptpnlete el9lil6e Ufpnat8idrift
1T l1ll0 tltr 90pel1ber 519e9an9ert, gStr er1pfebs
len oieielbe alien uniern Qeiert, mel6e @n9lild le>
let t6nne1 lno lif fir Die 8enbets bieIer 9efte
tnterelItrt. Serat8geber 9. g. OfiI8 & 60. SIR.
"a 20. @alpertitr. YreiS $1.5O per Sabr.
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Observation-Disclosures

UfcS'm'S une 9afapette 8arroden II. Splnitdler
Gnt gtontas. ben 6. gtOS. 1865, rperbsn mir on s,.a,m,
2flpttal, nabe @%reenmruntg emetqrp. urb ~, 10 M. = 80 q .
'a9s'e 0arradtn fO'ssnbs @rbiubs D~trtoufrn: =" ca
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8nOerkdufen G5u cermlet6en.
gu p~erfnnfen

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Gnt her befen g%pirtbf6u'ten i'm 'meRli6en stostt6e,I.
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gu oermietben:
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s ~ Srede: tur gefbditsawsfe. Rdteres n IN erfabr,n
tmrntfrl 0I. @rp.
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