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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-02-14
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EENERAL ORDERS NO B.
NIlE following appointment. by his Ex
l. crlI-ncy the Governor and Commun
der.in Chief, are announced for the iufor
nation of all roncernrG
| Board Of Iisitors Slate Military Acade.
MRS.
Hon. X }. DANANT, Chairman, rice
Gsh james JOue>, resigned
lion } w. HARRISON, rics Il. Perrin,
Esq, resigned
Hon A y. aLDRICH, rice Wm G Imors
Simms, E,q., resigned.
Gel. w. IL EVANS. pee isaac ID. vii.
sou, E-q ,r.~iyn-d.
u Col JONH II. SLOAN. Quartsrnas.
Ter General. rice Gen James Jones. resigned.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Privat. S.cre
tary 10 Inc Governor, rice B. F. Arthur,
Esq. resigned
NATHAN y. HART, ESQ. Assis-,an,
Private Sxcrstary.
I'LL. Lieut.. Col HENRY BUST. Aid
ds Camp 10 the Governor, IL assigned To
The b"'sas at Exemptions and De,aIl.. All
c"rrs"P"sdvncs on these subjects will bs
addrss'sd accordingly
By csmm.ud Of tho Governor.
WV. +. NANCE, A. A. Gsnr.
Feb. Ia, 1865, II
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ESTATE SALE.

LSI a Il DALE
Rf permission Of ID. A. Wi liam,, Ordi.
- nary fer Lancaster District. | viii ..II
on ihnr-day and Friday, the 23d aud 24,b
Gays OF February instant, at the late resi-
drncs of GLASS CASlON, situate in III.
South Eastern portion OF said district. ON
the waters OF Flat Creek. all OF the perish.
able property belonging TO the Estate of
said decea-ed consisting Of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs,
Bacon, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats.
and other articles OF produce.
Also Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furnityre and a large variety of
other articles
TEnMs Twelve INC tbs credit with note
EEd approved snrsty and interest from dsts.
for oil sums over ive dollars.
Land and Negroes. .
viii also, at the same ii ne and place.
rent the Land and hire the hrp.os. bsIono.
ing TO said Estate for the remainder of ,hs
present year ]. is one Of the most yalu..
bic and productive plantation. in Lancaster
District: The n-gros. are about twenty in
a"nber--'he most ofthem prime lie Id hands
and soine house servants
JOHN r WELSH, Am'r.
Feb. 7, a.
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The Commissioners Of Poor.
A Tax Of 10 per cent is sssrssed by this
Board for this wear
ANDREW JOHNSON. Ch'm
Feb g 1865. II
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SHEKMAN's Nsvruysrs.-rbsC C.urier

SHEKNANs NsvruyNrs.-'l'bs Csurier
OF Thursdny says: The enemy's move.
nents 80 far seem to threaten both Argus
ta and Columbia On TUESDAY, As appears y
by official reports, they gained POSSESSION Of
the Augusta braueh Of the Sosth Carolina
Rail Rond, occupying BlsckvlIe and other
points. Fosters troops are still believed 10
be on the other side of trs Salkrhaichis.
A di.Parh from G.n Whscl-r, dat. d
February 7th, 20 p. IN sa,s: II had star
ted my command for Blsckv,ls this morn
irg, at place, NV picket. wsre charged l.,
three brigsdes ot cavalry, which, drove them
berond the village D.bbrrIrs Tennessee
brigade being in ih" vicinity. met aud
charged the enemy, driving them back into
The rilisRe. Having but Two brigadrs which
could he brought against the enemy, | de-
itrmined not 10 attack so superior force
Alter Visiting until nearly dark, withdrew
scress the Eds,n"
dispatch from Branch,illc, February,
9Th, says: "Fhs emmy hive made their mn.
d.
sio. They burnt n hoase within a mill
and half Of the railroad bridge. Abon,
seven O'Clock yesterday our troops w.r.
withdrawn TO this side Of tho railroad and
tho bridge burned"
Gen. Lees Official Report.
KIcnM"sD, Feb. THE following al,
patch was received 10 day:
iikADaUAKTxEs, A. N V Feb +, 1868.
GENERAL Cooper :-The enemy moved
In sttI'ng force yesterday TO lila cher's Ruu.
part "f his infantry with Gregg, cavalry
crossed and proceed on the vauyhn r.ad--
the infantry to Ca.tuil creek, th. cavalry TO
Din~ iddis &. II where it. pSvnnce guard
encountered N portion Of our cavalry, ,nd
retired in the afe,ooon P.r,s of Hills
aud Gofdon's troops demonstrated again.,
the enemy on the left Of Hatcher. Run,
near Armstrong; mills, hnding him en-.
trrnchxd they siIhdrew after dark Duiuy
The night the force that had ad, an,ed Ley
ona 'hs creek rstured 10 il aud were repor.
led I" De recros-iug this morning p.g,au,'s
Division moved down TO the riyh, bank of
The creek 10 recOnnoiirr. when il vas yipo.
rously attacked The battle was obstinate.
y sontssisd for several hours, bot General
Pegrnm being killed, while brarely encoura.
e'ng his men, and Colonel Hopkins wuut.
dsd, soms confusion occurred and the di
vision ~ss pressed back to its original 20.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Al
BY virtue Of an order from ID. A vii.
''"nis, o'tnary. for Lancaster District. |
VIII sell on The I'd dar Of March next. at lh.
late residencc Of John CT, burn. deceased.
situate at T"Xahaw in said District. ali Of
the personal Estate Of sad deceased, con
sisti"g of
ElcVen Negroes, two Mules, l
Horse, 2 Wagons, l Buggy,
Fifteen or twenty Bales
OF Cotton, Corn, Fod-
der, Shucks. :.
Household aud kitchen furniture. and MANY
uih-r aric!es
Terms: Twelve months credit with not.
ana approved securely and inl.rest from
ua's' Tor all suns over five Dollars
JOHN T. ROBERTSON,
Admir-
Feb. ii, 1865, st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13

Hollow groans might issue from most peo-
pies chests in these hard times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13

My Lords, you caunot cOnciliate America
by your present measures You cannot sub.
due her by your present or by any measures.
In Just aud necessary war, 10 maintain the
rights and honor OF my country, | would
strip the shirt from my back 10 support Il, But
in such a war as this, unjust in its principle,
imprseticahle in rs means, and ruinOus IN its
consequences, | would not contribute n sing 10
effort nor a single shilling do not call for
vengeance on the heads ofthose who are guilt
/ ty, Ohe Ministry) only recommend them
to retreat Let them walk off and let them
make haste, or they may be assured tha:
speedy and condisn punishment will overtake
them
shall, therefore, my Lords, propose to you
an amendment Of the address to his Majesty.
to be inserted Immediately alter the two FIRST
paragraphs Of congraiulation ON The birth OF
u princess, 10 recommend an immediate ces-
sation of bOstihties, and the commencement
OF treaty to restore peace and liberty to
America strength and happiness to England,
security and permanent prosperity to both
countries Speech for Peace and Compro-
mise Norember Is, l777
NoTE.-Lord Chatham's amendment
was rejected by a vote Of 81 to "a, and
the war went on for four years longer,
and ended at last in treaty of eternal
disunion and separation. The American
"tebels'' became heroes, aud the English
ORATORS" were discovered to be patriotic
Statesmen. We conclude with an extract
from Lord Chatham's speech of December
IL, l777:
My Lords, supposing that our domestic
danger, il at all, is far distant; that our enc
mics will leave as at liberty to prosecute this
war to the utmost of our ability; suppose
your Lordships should grant "A fleet one day,
an army another, all these do affirm will
avail nothing, unless You accompany it with
advice. Ministers have been in error; sxpe-
rlence has proved it, aud whnt is worse they
continue it, They told you in the beginning
that fifteen thousand men would traverse all
America, without scarcely an appearance of
interruption. Two campaigns have passed
since they gave us this assurance. Treble
that number have been employed; and one Of
your armies which composed twolhirds of the
lorce by which America was 10 be- subdned,
has been totally destroyed and is now led
captive through those provinces you call re-
oelous. Those men whom you called COW.
ards. pollroons, runaways and kraves, are be-
come victorious over your veteran troops and
IN the midst OF victory, and the flush of con
quest, have set ministers an example of mod
Grafton and magnanimiiy well worthy of
imitation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
Current News Items.

Beauregari is iotliiying Raleigh and Colds.
boro, and Is aware OF the Federal operating
column advancing from Newbern. The enc
my have abandoned all the country between
Newbern and Godsboro Kingston was evac.
uated on the 30.
Maximilian has issued orders requiring all
steamers belonging " that country to sail un-
der The Mexican ilsg.
The brilliant scheme Of trading tobacco for
bacsn between the North aud the Sooth has
failed.
The postponement until next December OF
the question Of thu adm ission OF Senators
from Louisiana aud Arkan ns, has released
the Senate from very trou blesome question.
Secretary Stanton has been too III during
the past two or three days to attend at the de.
parIment and sign official papers.
1t now appears that the idea OF taking Vice
President johnson to Silver Springs origina-
ted with Preston King, and that he accom-
panied johnson and Blair To that retreat.
1t is also stated in official circles in Wash
tngton; that several doctors have been called
in for con sutation, with view of making
out a case OF temporary insanity, and thus
obtain an excuse to dispose of the Vice Pres
ident The fact that Mr. johnson was nomi-
mated at Baltimore through the influence of
Weed and Seward, is much commented upon
by the radicals Seward is held responsible
by them for the recent disgraceful scene in
the Senate, aud an effort is being made to
make point on this fact
The news of the evacuation Of Mobile by
the enemy is denied.
1t is reported that the Government expects
soon to hear from General Sherman via vii.
mington.
Friday was observed in the Conlederacy
as day of thanksgiving and prayer Ali
business was suspended. No Richmond pa.
pers we're to be published on Saturday.
The new rebel conscrption law takes every
male person over seventeen, but skilled me-.
ebanics in Government employ.
The Richmond Whig denounces Single.
toms appearance in Richmond 1t says no
one seems ia know who he is or what husi.
ness he is on.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
Battle In North Carolina.

A considerable battle has been lust
fought in North Carolina, near Kingston,
between Gen. Fosters forces advancing
from Ncwbem toward Goldboro, and
Gen. Bragg's. The latter claims decid-
ed victory, with three pieces of artillery,
and l,5OO prisoners. Loyal" papers of
course pretend that the affair was only a
"small shower" with construction train
on the Newbern railroad. 1t seems, how
ever, that on the Confederate side the two
divisions Of Major Generals Hill and
Hoke were engaged, numbering, no doubt,
some $4,000 to 10000, while on the Fed
eral side Maj. Gen. Fosters forces ftom
Newben, heretofore estimated at $4,000
to 10000 also, were the forces ATTACKED
and it is claimed by the Confederates that
Foster was advancing toward GoldsNoro
to join Gen. Schofeld, who is said to have
moved on that place. on the 9th, from
Wilmington, which is some 100 miles
south of the former. The news of the
fight comes from an official dispatch of
Gen. Lee, which will be found in the tel
egraphie column on the fourth page. He
says the Federal forces "disputed the
ground obstinately y"-and, of course, as,
according to the Cincinnati Gazette, (loy-
al, the battle was with our construction
forces" alone, they disputed" with pick
axes and spades.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
Hard Run.

The Journal Office yesterday, to crafty
the "loyal" Sunday thirst for blood, and
also to offset Bragg's victory, manufac
tured one for its bulletin board, claiming
to be informed that Governor Brough had
just received an official dispatch that Gen.
eral Thomas had attacked General Dick.
Taylor in Mississippi, and completely
routed him. Unfortunately, the "loyal''
Cincinnati papers came to us this morn
ing without word upon the subject.
Perhaps, however, the fight was only
with Dick. Taylor's "construction train"
on some rebel railroad, and the "War
Department does not attach much i'm
portance to it."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
STRAY HEIFER.

OTRAYED from the subscriber on the 4th OF March
- red and white heer, hav ng n ring around each
eye libersl reward will be paid for her deli very
me, TWO miles south OF Dayton on the Cine innaii
turnpike, near the tollgate.
nasd3iwl WILLIAM IRWIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
Spring ELECTION.


S. shool Board.
Mesws. Eds; Please announce the name Of IONA-
THAN kENNEi as = Bemoc ats candidate for hoo
Board In the Eighth Ward. mal3
Councilmen.
Mesrs Els; Please announce the name Of j. A.
hINlCK ~ a Democratic candidate for Councilman
IN the Eighth Ward at the ensuing election malO
Msus. Efs.. Please announce the name OF LAW
RENEE BU1H, Jr., a. q candidate for Councilman in
the Eighth Ward at the ensuing spring election, aud
oblge naO MANY CITIZENS.
Street Commissloner.
Mesys Editors: Please announce the name Of b.
ELktN, NJ candidate Tor street Conmss ner I
the ensuing spnng elecon. He vii serYs the public
faithfully IL elected.
fe27 MANY CITlZENs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
ARRANDALE eco, AIauGactur
ers' Agents. --

No, l6T BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Announce that all ihe above list OF goods will be sold
for UEE oLLAE each. .II0, f4 i- f..
10 consequence Of ihe great stsgnation Of trade in
the manufacturing DISTRICTS Of England through the
haVing cut OF the supply Of cotton "A large qnani
/, OF yauab eeN ery or inaly Intended for the Eag4
rh markell has been sent otfiOT aale Ia this country
And MUsT BE SOLD AT ANY SACRIEIOEl On.
der these circumstances, ARRANDAIE& CO. Rct
ing Rs agent for tho principal European maniaetu1.
ers, have resolved upon "A GREAT GIfT DISTRl.
BUTTON, ~ ieet 70 The following repu alton
Cerheates Oft various articles .re first put H. 10
nyeIopes, scaled up, and mixed aud when ordered
taken out without regard 10 ehOiue, and SAINT Nv
nail, thus giving all fair chance On receipt OF Tie
eertteate, you Will zee what You arr 20 have, and
then t 10 at your option 10 send tho dollar and take
the article or not. Purchasers may thus obtah a
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, any set Of Jewelry
on our hatlor Ohf DoELAR.. f-- c-ftf. 2.
SEND TWENTY flVf DENTS FOR CERTIFI.
GATE.
In nj. transactions mail we shall charge for ior-
waTdi0g the Certificates, payng postage, and doing
the business twenty .ive cents each, which must s
ncloBed when the Certificate IL sent for rive eefti
hcates will be sent for 81 eleven for a. thirty for ST.
Bixty-hV for $40, and hundred for SO
AGEhTB,-We want aaenis in every rAainiehf
aud in every Town and county 10 the country, and
those achng such will be allowed ten cents on ev-
cry Certificate ordered for them, provided then ~.
mlttance amounts to dollar. Agents will collect
twenty five cents by every Certificate and remit al
teen cents to us, either in cash o. POSTAGE stanps
Ii'." AhHANDALE a CO.,
ie24d2" le7 Broadway y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
Dayton, Xenla and Columbus Railroad.
l
CHANGE or TIME.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA ooIUMBUl
1arough Trainstron Dayton 70 all Eastern oliis,

TNHREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, laavin Dayton
Il for the East as follows; Mail, Ilb5 A. NJ. 90.
lunhus Accommodation, 600 p. NJ. Night Express,
1850 A. NJ.
ARRIVING AT DAYToN.--Nght Express, 500 A.
Express, 6,a0 p. NJ
Trains run by Columbus time, which II seven min
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern Oilies
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent
N, w. WOODWARD, Sup't,
mas Cincinnati Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13

Now eminenty superior, in all the elements
that go to make up the man aud the States
man, was Mr., JOhnson's competitor for the
Vice Presidency Hon, George H. PeDdleton,
who By nature is gentleman. and whose
ability and requirements eminently qualify
him to adorn any position. Clergymen in
the late political campaign held that religion
and patriotism could alone be promoted by
the election Of Lincoln aud johnson over
Mcclellan and Pendleton. When did tina
Democratic party ever give to the country a
retailer Of low jokes for the Presidency and a
besotted drunkard for Vice PreSidency2 1t
is indeed humiliation that the affairs of the
adhering States should be managed by such
men, while the rebellious States are presided
over by President and Vice President whose
morality and sobriety are known of all men, =
Ohio Statesman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
Wine Plants, Grape ROOts, etc

r HAVE for sale tho genuine CHINESE WINE
L PLANTS, Grape Roots kYergreens OF superior
quality shrubbeTy Of every description, Fruit and
Shade Tree OF all yarietiesa ofthe very best qual
ity Address through Postofiice, or at my premises
and will call Immediately. GEORGE SAY,
fe9d2W Corner Ludlow and First Streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13

The so called "Monroe Doctrine" is not a
new-fangled American discovery or claim,
but an eternal principle essential to the pre-
servation OF peace between all progressive
nations. We must, at any cost, keep the or
bit through which our star of empire has to
move, free from all foreign distractions or
interference. With peace re-established at
home, we shall need employment for several
hundred thousand soldiers, drawn from both
armies, who have accepted the military call.
ing as the profession of their lives We can.
not with honor and we cannot with safety,
permit the erection of a vast French colony
on our Southern irontier--for to that Maxi
milian's empire amounts and to nothing more
and it is now for the French Emperor to
say, knowing how unstable in France are the
elements beneath his throne, whether he will
challenge US to a modern Punic war, in which
will inevitably go forth the decree-not, in.
deed, that Paris is 10 blotted out aud France
annexed-but that the NapOleonic dynasty
shall be suppressed and kicked into obscurily
as common disturbers Of the peace of the hu
man family, aud Of the grand imperial orbit
of the manifest destiny" of these United
States-K y Herald
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
Nrm advertisements.

ID Third street. unai9Sia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13

A good mint julep is the only sort of green.
horn that should be tolerated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13

MANY devote halftheir lives to LAYING up
a store OF shame for the other half
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-13
TeIegraphIc.

The Telegraph brings to-day again the
usual batch of stuff and falsehood. The
"oficial falsifer" at New York--the
"forge house" of most of this trash
gives us his daily quota of fabrication
and Misrepresentation of the contents OF
the latest Richmond papers. Ever since
November, this has been regular business
with the fellow. How long will the coun-
try consent to receive, pay for. and be de-
ceived by this telegraphie nuisance
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13

Sn ben @elddftsfreiier ppn &alporaiio baber
Die G%rei9niiie eineu Yuuif berporgerufen. @S fallb
ein iDlder glnlauf auf biesGdnfen 1tatt, Daft bieIel.
ben ibre 8aar5ablunge1 St IuSpenbirel batter.
Spfprt parb Der Gou9reB dn9egan9et, bic Or
nlddttgltug Slr Nll8gdbe BON SanfnDten I'll ertbeie
len. 0erlelbe ertbeilte bic GrloubniB, baB anbert<
balls NitGltpneu Dollars dtf bic Giderbeit Der
Sanfel bier ou&9e9eben pitrbet.
Die SfpGabe bat ben pantheon @Dr1iral 1dpn
III allerlei Sdpicrigfeite1 gebraht. @r bate ben
Oalnpfer Nfatiro &pul iup, Der rlter engliIder
6lag0e ie9elte, e~r9rifen. SpbolO ober BON Dem
eugIiidel &Ollill po9e9en relnonitrtrt parp, gait
e. pa5 S6ifi fret ll1p bpt cine @e1u9tbnlln9 fitr
bic Der eu9tiiden 6lagge 5u1efiigteu Snl1lte all.
Cine aitpepe Seripidelullg iauo nit Dem i%talteui>
ldeu Count it0tt, 8teihfal8 ipe9ct rntefl9ter
@rgreiinng zines lnter italieliIder 6ldgge legelll<
ben Sdifte8.
Die &pniulu in &alparailp baten am 5. Oft6r.
oeoe1 Die ipanilde 8lofabe p%rDteltlrt, neil lie llllr
fiettp iei, inbert ri6t 9erll9 Grieg8IdifIe DDrbdlt>
Zen leiel, nm ba8 Girts NIB Mu8laufet n~elttraler
Gdtfie 51 perbtnberll.
Ser BrdIi0ent bon Gbili Bat am z. Sftpber eli
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Sifelt nnD @inbltbten all Der <Ite, 80 an Der
| 3abl, 0eItattet ipirb.
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III @6ili groBe Nufrc91lg perpor9ernfen. Der
| Oampfer vSan Carlos, Der Die Slodd0e onr0@
brpdell bate, itberbradte Die ytadrtdt; e. marp
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YrDpi1i0uM etltSultebnleit, Damn fparp er peteHP>
toriI6 ans .@erllunii6erl @etpdliern BinaltSbe0r>
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einsuIdlunmern. Sortpdbrenb iinre1 Deer
tiolle11 BON ben 9teibel Der Snillr9elten itatt; DE
&rnppen finp idledt 8endbrt nn6 idledt 9etle'oet
uub babur6 gang n~lttblcS 9erpOr6en, %tpd9reno DIE
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gouperrellr, Der III Ircauipa 5lritd9elalle1 wpl>
Sen. bat Benz repplutipu&reu Yrdiibeiten pfien ben
@e6oriam oerpeigert. IleS btltete ooralt pm,
buB bic 4utpritGt Der Ofegierun9 bulb mieDer Opll>
ItGnpi9 b~er9eitelt ieu miro.
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;3u permietben:

YIN store. QSctnuns unS g3iarentaus nebh 3hbebGr
5osN!o III ote @tnrtdtun9 etneS ytquGr- d. ne1en g.
Waaspefenferun9 fafelbf su certauFen. gDp? IA otfr-
l-Gs1L III ~ &Seder St1ce (mDI2pl
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UerInn0i unO Qe[nc6f.


GSrEu6,4 gssntsn fir tn gsrtauf ben atneoTnx
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gen bet ps'nrih Meier, @fe Mdtifrn unb @ricrfr. (mfi,nn
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ipdnitt Eeibdfti9un9 fnten, @r fprt6t unt i6reibt bsutid,
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rilie, H6 %tberbaupt nftl6 gu MAIDEN. ~entreter nis gIsrf
9Ortir rser IN dbnlt9er QDetfr. 9rats Depres aus 5~runffurt
am Wdtr, Np. A Albsnartle Ctr. (idnpbfi
GGIbeusNAG rf
@tu fabtper beutfber @Grtner pirb aefudt. Tarolf 0easf.
ttrente prlfn fb nneibfn ub ipsttere @stineuneen einIebeu
BET SuIfuS &pnrdb, Ser.
(nsu6-) SIN Nuftras tfr 0erpaItuna.
Noarb 8eiu@t
Gin Serr nsha 3rae H0t ttosa &trte Ttnf6sn Rrf unt
3ostS IN etntr art daen 6aaiiie. Ofelten tsitets man
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