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Abandoning the seaboard.

The rebel authorities have, 1t seems
concluded to abandon the cities on the
Atlantic seaboard without an effort t."
hold them. Charleston has been gwen
nm, one-thrd of it III ruins from our guns
and the balance given to the flames by
its own people The telegraph informs
usthis morning that Wilmington also Is IN
our posession. New Orleans; (probably)
Mobile: Savannah, Charleston, winning
ION. Norfolk-all the chief ports OF the
South are in our hands. The rebel gar
sisons of Savannah, Charleston and Will
mington have joined Beauregard, VINO
must now be at the head OF very con-
siderable force Whether he proposes t"
risk a battle i'm North Carolina, or 10 fall
back upon Virginia will very soon be de'
termincd. Events follow each other so
rapidly that there is no occasion Ior conf
mcnt. The signs all are that the great
strnnrle-which will change the charac-
ter of the war-cannot he long delayed.
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The Unconstitutional Amendment.

In order that the anti-slavery amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States be legally ratified, it must receive
the concurrence of the Legislatures OF
twenty.seyen States. If all the States
now represented in Congress were to
concur in the amendment, it would still
lack one of the required lumber.
Kentucky has rejected the amendment;
Delaware also has voted against it. In
New jersey, it was referred to select
committee, the majority OF whom report
in favor of submitting the question to a
vote of the people of the State, and the
minority of the committee favor lmme-
mediate action. If the majority report
he adopted, the people will probably re-
iect the amendment. Counting New
Jersey as against the amendment, 1t VIII
then require the vote OF four OF the
Southern States to complete its ratlhca-
tiop If New Jersey decide in its favor
three of the Southern States will still
he required. The restored government
of Virginia seems to have fallen into
some disrepute, but probably 1t can De
galvanized into sufficient appearance OF
life to answer the purpose OF amending
the Constitution and louisiana, ana
Tennessee, and probably Arkansas may
be counted upon for aid in such trivial
matter as altering vital point Ill the
agreement between the States. Indeed
il seems that all the fuss the abolition
,stS have been making about this matter
!, quite unnecessary They never ooeyed
the Constitution as it is and, during the
past four years, have been doing pretty
much as they pleased regardless OF that
instrument. 1t seems useless for them
70 try to amend it; it never stood in their
way, nor prevented the execution OF any
scheme they desired to adopt.
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w. VA, EtsIsI.ATtRE.
FRIDAY, Feb. "a, ir65

SENATE Prayer 10y Mr.. BabcOch.
message from the House announced
that il had passed the House bill to All
thorize suits heretofore cognizable ID
Clay and Nicholas to be brought in IA
uawha, and the House bill for the relief
of certain militia of Upshurcounty, both
Of which we're read and referred.
The House joint resolution i'll relation
10 smoking in the capitol, was indefinite
~ postponed.
The hill allowing suits heretofore cog
ulzable III Calhoun to be brought in
kanawha, and the bill increasing the
guards to Ohio county Jail, were passed
Mr. Brown reported substitute tor
the bill providing how the State reve-
nue. MAY be paid into the treasury /
Mr.. Atkinson reported a substitute Ton
the bill TO provide penitentiary for the
state -,
Mr. Phelps reported back the bill
creating a board for the examination of
certain military claims, and the bill for
the better organization OF State guards,
recommending their passage witha slight
amendment to the first.
Mr.. Farnsworth reported back the bill
III lEnalu 10 the Elm NV CT bllNlec Nbltl
many. recommending its passage with ail
amendment. which was adopted, the bill
ordered to its third reading and laid on
the table, on motion ct Mr., Slack.
Mr.. Atkinson presented tie petition OF
citizens of Wheeling in favor If the
passage of the Wheeling school bill in 4
modified form. The petition was read anC
referred.
The bill for The support of the poor wa:
taken up and amended and ordered (,
eugroSsment
4 message from the House ny Mr.. Fer
onson. commune ted the passage hv that
6o1y of a substitute for the proposed
amendment to the Constitution of thu
State.
Mr. Farnsworth reported back the hil
TO render more available timber, coal, or
and mineral lands in this State, recon-
mending its passage with an additional
amendment.
This bill was considered mtilthe h"il
of recess.
q O'CLOCK. u.H
The hill pending at the hour Of recess
WAS further amended, aud ordered to II
third reading rs was alsothe bill for tn
better organization Of State Guards
ond the hill creating board to examin
. certain military claims.
The Senate bill 10 provide peniter
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Two Pieces of | and For Sale
nNE PIECE ONTAINING

" ABOUT thirtysix 600 acres. located
the National road and Wheeling creek, distah0
four miles from tho city OF Wheeling by al
road The above Is good bottom land and well
adapted for vineyard or gardening purpose
Tho other piece, containing about forty seyes
(47) acres, located also on Wheeling cyevk, az
divided from tho former piece by the sbOF
creek, and through which tho Hempheld NJ
road passes. BY this road II u about twoE
one half miles from the city of Wheeling
On the latter piece there Is a good orchT'
and admirably adapted for vineyard, and
which there are some other improvements
IL not disposed OF at private sale, II viii be
fered for sale by public auction
On Thursday, The I'd day Of NGd
ensuing al tho front door OF the Court Hoa-a
Ohio county, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Possession ca
be given on the first OF April.
Further information can DO had u tue unda
signed, T. CLAIM
The special attention of dl, coal vintage ~
gardening men IL called to tho above.
Wheeling W. Va, Feb. l6.d2w
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~ nrTOns.


lh.srmpton- of Catlnh q, they generally
appear are IN FIRST very slight. Persons find
thry have q cold that they have frequent at =,
t.,s-xud arc more sensitive To Che changes OF
trnp'IItuT, la this condition, the nose may
bn dry or zlishu discharge THU and acrd nj
tpiN,iri becoming thick md adhesive. A. the
dis 4-c, becomes chrome, the discharges are in
creased iu quantity and changed in quality they
arr nav tii,h yut heavy, aud IRE hawkcd ol
goU-hgd Of The Fccr.tiOns are offensive cans
INCA bal breath the voice is tlick aud nasal,
the eyes are weak, the sense of smell IS lessscncd
Oh dcatrpy,ii deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom OF Ca
tarth is fHt IN, person is obliged to clear his
throat iu the molniu- of thick or Shiny mucus.
which has Talon down from the head during the
might; When ihis takes place the person may
h, .irr, that his disease is ON the way Ia the
lnn,ls and should io'c no time in arrcSting it
The pJoy, ar, lint few of the many Catarrhal
Ssmptar
,upl. bo.tl viii list a munth--to b. used
,hr.. Owr, il day.
pE y. H. SLELlE \ co,
Chicago sole PROJECTORS.
M.CAHE. KRAFT * Co. Wheeling, Whole
sale Agents 10. eastern Ohio aud West virginia,
and sold by druggist everywhere tcbA
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Landrelh'S Seed Agency,

WILL KNOWN for nearly three quarters
pf century and do not need comment. ON
stock ali ~ last years growth is larger than eT-
e.. before. and comprises everything Of The sta.
pi. varieties ia Lambeth list Many of them,
such a. peas onions beot- ouiyn sets and com,
nt. rZc,n1Mgly scarce mil cannot bc renewed
after The pres ~ ,toca j. exhausted. We would
therefore urge our gardeners and customers 10
send their orders iu tuiy 10 avoid dslppOiDt-
urut. J.. e. frost & co
faII-2tr1 Sole Agents
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FOL SALE AND fFSS
sprigg House, &C., for SAIL. ),
81 Auction. u


DURsUANT To THE DRc.
i MADE by the Circuit Court of M kll
ty, on the 18th day Of December last ; ~ Gu
in chancery pending therein between p..s N
nall Junior, George A Ross and Emm. SF ~
complainants, and Daniel C.. List ~ us Va
western Bank of Virginia and otbesus Sora
antS We win at the front door of the ostS
of Ohio county! il0 UNiII' H'4'aas
On Tuesday, the 28tk day of MAJ
in the year eighteen hundred and d.,
commencing at ii o'clock A. NJ, proceed y,ts
at public auction, the lots numbered th,eN
seven in SQUARE, numbered one in ths -
Wheeling, and those parts OF the lots nnsay u
four and eight in the same square which le,s
win of Zachariah Sprigg were devised tosy:A
Spriag and Zachariah Jacob In trust fnr ~. .ast
noses set forth in said viii, excepting a. ~
of said lots seven and eight as was SET alo
severalty to the heirs Of Morleeai Yarnss Z
ceased. and those parts OF said lot numb.r
which were sold TO George w. johnson sas%
cob Landffied, as In said decree more nsr,ss.
virtue of the said decree being the same AN Y
of which now stands the hotel called the SppI
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf in the ~
Wheeling.
Terms Of Sale; The purchaser to pay IA, /,
than one third of the purchase money In 49,
but to have the option Of paying in hasi y.
greater portion or the whole thereof. The :,
due, If there be any, to be paid by equal i'm.
ments of principal in eight, sixteen and tSss.
four month, with interest on each instaln.S
from the day Of SALE the deferred paymenh y
be secured by bonds with satisfactory secus,ss
and the title to be retained as further seep,yl
until payment in fun. 3. BRADY
.Ii.s -..l. DANIEL LANE
feba4-td Commissioas,
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House For Sale.
ICE. WRI,L-REILT TW

A NIUE, WELli-bGlLa
"A STORY Brick House, Gas, Water Ia
&c, within three minutes walk Of the Postoag
Possession given on the ist Of April For "
cheap. Terms easy. II not sold before tls Ia
of April it will be rented.
Inquire Of A c. PARTRIDGE, At NJ u
Main street Wheeling West Va. des
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Sale OF Real md P..
sounl Property In the town Of Fulss
THE UNDERaIGNED, ADMIN
up ATnR with the will Annexed of IL

THE UNDERsIGNED, ADMIN
i TRAITOR with the viii annexed OF us
tate OF Sarah Kelly, deceased VIII
On the 25h day Of March, 1885
on the premises, proceed to sell at public "a
ton the following real property, to.wit: "
half lots in the town of Fulton, In the couhly1
Ohio and State OF West Virginia, being the W
half lots east of the hall iot adjoining The pNs
Uses lately owned and occupied by VIM. ia
don. and now owned by John Woods, being d,
property that was conveyed TO Sarah Kelly b
deed from Enos Barbarctt and Catharine 4
wife, dated April lst lsis, and OF record " VI
records for Ohio county, IN Deed book 81 aplp
423
Also, the personal property belonging 70 W
estate, consisting of household and Kitchen tr
niture, and a stock Of dry goods and groCera
and such other property as may DO found b
longing TO said estate There Is comfortAs
two story brick house on the above deseubs
half lots, well adapted for bookkeeping or n
ern purposes THOS. OBRlEN
Administrator with the will annexed OF the .,
tate of Sarah Kelly, deceased. febe2,d,
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DIED:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale. :

FOR CINCINNATI. ..Es
The fine steamer BEULAH, Capt.
TX = AIuNTTTTH. viii leave for the above
< 49,, and all intermediate ports on Satur
dlv next 25th inst. at } clock ?: NJ.
orfr,ight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH BATTELLE & CO.
fl.aI2t Steamboat Agents
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EVENING SESSION.

The pending question, being the re-
moyal of Judge J. W. Kennedy, was re-
sumed.
Mr.. Ferguson withdrew his resolutions
acquitting the Judge, when Mr.. Chap
line offered q substitute for his resolution
condemniug the Judge, which set forth
that the gentleman had been found
guilty of tRe charges preferred, and was
therefore removed from the office of
Judge of the Tenth Judicial Circuit.
Mr.. Chapline said Judge Kennedy in
his four hours speech had travelled over
all creation, but he had not Travelled over
all the evidence The Judge had closed
his speech With a falsehood; he said there
had been but one election held in JetfeI
son county since the war began, when
he knew there had been several elections
held in said county The Judge was i'll
Jefferson county when elections were
held, aud never cast vote The judge
said was mean enough to tell the OH
GERS of my county not TO appear before
him and qualify; ifthe men had gone II
,Harper'S Ferry 10 be qualified on the day
designated by the Judge, neither the
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ting forth that the charges of d,sloyalty
preferred against Judge Kennedy had
been sustained, and that he should he re-
TeRth Judicial Circuit,
By permission of the House, Judge
Kennedy appeared and spoke in his own
defense. He said this was grave and
interesting occasion; lie had come q dis
lance of three or fom hundred miles to
defend himself from the mgeutlrmiulN
attacks made upon him by designing
members of the House Ii had been as
serted that he was an ariStocrai, and did
not associate with the people of his cir
cult; for forty-two years he had been 4
resident of jefferson county, aud during
! the whole of that time his character had
never been assailal. and when he rp-
| ceivpd the resolutions Informing him
| that charges had been preferred against
! him, he was struck rs with q thunder
| bolt His accuSerS had been active in
| malignmG him. aud poisoning the minds
of members OF this House He had come
! before this body under q dark and low
ering cloud. As the members did not
know him only through the miSrepreSen-
| tdllohS VI ihPh WHO "lpuSHI TINS matter
before the Legislature. He would brave
the storms aud make the best defense he
could under the circumstances.
He had been charged with diS!,s atty
and non-residence III his district; he had
ever cherished a devotion for his com
try aud its flag. and, as before stated
had resided In Jefferson county for for,
ty-two years. Mr-Wheat, the first wit
ness for the prosecution, had stated that
my general reputation in the county OF
Morgan was for being disloyal man
Mr. w. testifes that be is not aeuuai, ID
in Morgan county; | admit that | an
not acquainted in that comfy, butl re
ceiyed as many votes there as did the
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0erlNn0t uNO ae(ntht.
3uOerkuufen G1u0prmtpI6pn
gu pertauien pher III nermielhen

etne photographic .Qaaerie. mem oebout NIT sir.~
S% ~ x,@t an0 Snfrunente. al einsn gldnn, Der isir e.
gS,ht, U rrs ~ %etlrasen SO. IS grsnnfra6c, ,mSrSSsr
lmi-I-l
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Mcafttomdre Mmtricbe in wafbiueton.

(Gorreipcnbeu, Der .Gbicasc &ribnne.")
@albinatCn 1T tpieber paS alte Wa1bing<
ton. Die Stabt Iiebt trteoer aus, alS Bate
Qtnccln ME %eriltirt, unb ais lebten mir nod in
ben 3eitcn BON Yterce unb Bu6dnort. Ser
GinfluB Der freten Staten lit plGsli6 pieoer
perl6wunDen nmo b StlaUeret 8
Wplttiter baben wieDer bis
Sberban SIS btlft Nidts, auf bic
Milicnen BON Wlenl9en uno @elp, Die Der
&ries setUltet, unO auf anoere &le!ni9feiter
Der Dirt binsuweiien.
Ia~eroines linb bic @rmeen Der Sflapen'
balter~ NsbeCipn belie9t pprben, aber bt {
6 etnnung, bic Der &rte9 Der
b%etfIGrte, bIIbt iippi9cr uni
SerberbIt6er ais je. g8er DieS be-
~speiftlt, Der brau9t nur Gin paor Wohen IN
in @i0arcs 5ptel susubrin9en, uno er mir
i6 balb baYun iiter3eusen. Die Sioldnee'
lno 70 rIbrig ais je rno wilen bic Stelta oe'
freien Stadten auf'S 8effe 3t beniiBen. gSob'
renb bic MaFen bcs gOlteS burh Die ld)etn'
bart @ieoerberfelun9 oes TrtsoenS III
cine fallhe SiGerbeit 9eptc9t linp, a6tr
alien Setnbe Bite Sla m { 4
nemer Gerwtdtlungena an. Dabet
seben le nit ibrem sercbnten ShorTitln 81
Eerfe.
3uert laHen i'd bteie Ser
rem parDDntren, oann ppertrer
III nj 1t nOempfrate a m
II unb 6etra Nten Nnbren
II ION aust hl ieblt6 al
Ii bren raiiptnten 0erop'
IL te b Yterce DberS II 4 a II a II
IS LIT rit alte WeIdtHte BON oielen GUpper'
benb+ @r1Iipenten, nur NIT Dem %fatalen I'm
terI6teps. po6 0~ieientaen, bic bamals biel'
S6ein Democratic am naGDrilfliGlten BE.
fampften, isBt i6rah uno erl6Spft Iino. Oas
Qano lit 10 apatbil6 ais coma!s, netn nod
mebr, pa 1Ogar bic Inti ( Sfldperei. Wfdnne'
li9 burh Die triiseriide 6cffnunA btbunbu
gen %lalen, pap Die Stlaotn wirtliA ernanit.
pirt leien rper gar BON ibren toerren pot
Sttmmre6t erbalten wtrpen.
Setrabtet man lt6 Die pOlitilAen 3uItdno'
BON bieier Staot aus, 70 slet4t pas 9anp st
nem unsebeurcn Srrenbault, btlen Ss'pOhn''
bic fir. Spes baben, DAP bic Supremotie pe'
Gr-&sbellsn unp ibrer Srabanten purh Del
&ries perni6tet uno Die Stlaperei obselhat1
S,t
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Wus3uperf1ufpr.

G.n sur etn6trtbtetsr S6ub. unb etieFellaSeu m,4 ...n
toat !" Sra UNI gutter %unsiGaft in Sat g1limsr, ~
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DdS Sournal De ct. petersbur9 5tebt cine
parallele SpilGen Srluno uno Dplen.
Ote SOnbpn Shines felt mir grCbem ylade
Otad Die gSabrbeit bieIer Yarallele in Nbreoe
nno ipetlt auf Die iebr weIentli6en 8erl6teDens
Oe'ten tn Der Gage Der beiben Gambler bin.
China.
S9an9bai 4. Sept. Sn Der pefliz
den 3artorei lou cine erfoloreihe 9leoplte
ltatt9etunpen bo6en.
Die prootnj Sill lit pom 6immlilden Nei6
loS9ertlcn ruprpen.
glt9enfer bat prei St1pte erubert mn or sc0
nod ftnmol erfldrt Gaben, Dap 8uroewin erz
trdntt wprbeu tel.
Sm &bee 3st8t ii@ gletsuns gu Iintenpen
@teiien.
NmerifaniiNs aSertbpapisre.
Gattertbwaite's Circular pom II. B. M.
bemertt
Scr betlpielole S6ritt, ben bic 8anf BON
england breimnl pd6renb Der lebtenNude nit
@rb60un9 ibres DtscontS eet6on, bat ale
Wlartte atf Der 6onDSbGrle opltGnoia in
Serntrrnt9 8cbradt.
NmsrttantI6e Bertbpapiere na6meu an Der
o~llgemeinrn 0abriidt6eit She'll. GiIlnfuno.
5pan3t9er wtdtn meGr als Gin Yru,eut uno
iOllroen 3lleBt 5n 681 u 684 o%uotirt. Gris
itho 5lllnCi5 Capitalization boben alei6faQs
etnen JtldTI If e%rlttten pte e~rteren wrroen
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Inter ben Borleiun0en i'm IoctolwiGen.
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etne iritfns res Jleb. Stella Wlartin, zines
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ltonsgeellhdIt, TAFT; DteIelbs 6anoelte iiber
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fheDt inD belere UalnnnDlle pro6ucirtn Mir.
zen, ais Sfla1em Der Jteontr lblo6 nit
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ra6e.
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pNb Der cDrenpole nmD berjtiGe Gmfpano, ben
Der Rntler glapcleon In 8tarriB Dem @rafen
8tgmdrf BABE 3u lbeil perDen laIlen unO
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0ra8en Burgl6aft fir bic unbrrGnotrte Sort
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6ranfrttd un0 Dreuben ieitn. IS unterli,ge
tftienl 3peifel, Dab Der &aiitr 9lopolecn Be
i9loien Da6e, IN Der u%nei9enniigigen YO(itit,
Die II bia0Rr GetreTs Der 9erjogt6Imer beos
6aGtet, gu 6ebarren.
gfoiH.
Oa5 Off3te0e @tomale bi 8oma tinOtat
an, cob ea ermdMtt9t lei, gu ertldren, baB Der
Yaplt, wte 3l alien 3eiten, in leiner t~unolten
Auctation uber @sbeimbanpe pom Dranqe
ieinea ei9enen gsntNens 6aben letteu lu0en
unO nit ooler llnabbangisteit seIprO&eu
babs.
Die fran3Gfi8, 9isgieruns BAT Die 8er6f
fsntli6ung DIR 8emsrtungen res Yopte8 ibe,
paa 2et&ents8an9niB pss 0lariaaa 0lnsnar
: p%erboten.
iusSru.
Sn 9etb berriAte regtn pe5 3uiamm.n
|. tritt5 pe0 @pmitotsaual4uFsa srpse gepe
9ung.
Die @abIfra9e itano unter @rpGaune
4ried1enlann.
On meGrert Witniiter ibrt YUrtefeuiQts Mi
per9ele9t batten, 70 lit pas 9anSe Cabinet un
9%eltaltet pOroen.
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Nelrrr6 nus Gurnhn q.

Ntw gurt, %. Sctbr. 6pl9enbe8 lit
cine fur;e SSnppIe Der bent Oampfer yGit9 pf
9fetp gorf" entnCmmenen Na6ri6ten
Die ScnbSinbaber rer ~Sertbpapiere 1iblt=
der Staaten, peren 3inlen unp OiSiOenpen
int Nidltanbe lino, baben cine s3ulammen=
funft 9ebabt uup etnen NuSl6ub ~ernannt, INN
ilber tbre Sntere1en su paGen. @6 p1rpe
pUrge16l19ei, Dap Die 8iidltanpe %funoirt lper.
ben. Die ldmmtliaen 8ufltanpe perpen aui
bier Mtatpnen Yfunp Sterling 9eI9ast unp
Die gelammte S6ulp auf 27 Miuipnen Yfp.
Sterlin9.
Der ameritantl6e Spe3tal : Correspondent
pom rDailY 9lsw6" bsmertt, Dag Yr2lipent
SObnlUn etn Iipli6e6 Spiel treble unp Dem
SIoen melt ntebr 9ebe ais er gebUft unp yer
ldn9t babe. -. e-
Cine S9peiSer 3eitung, Der gSintert6urer
QanpSbcte, gi6t cine lebr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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OaB CT i'm Sabre 1858 BON Ieiner Srau oe=
iAiepen worpeu lei. Gr lei friber Nn9elteQtcr
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2ptit lS47 purt Da0 urtbetl peS Criminal
gtriht0 pe9en SetrugS unp tlnterI6laquna
su bier Sabren 3u6tbau5 1erurtbeilt, abcr
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Der flnf3t9er Sabre Iet er nah Nmerita 0es
gan9en.
IS fanoen nod INNER in Srlanp &er6af-
tau9en BON 6enians itatt. Inter Den Ser
bafteten betano li9 audi elm Valla9ier re5
OampferS 6elvetia, Der Queenstown st pal
lirtn selu&t bate, ebue einsulaufen, um feline
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t6en Staaten 3~urifse3O9en.
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pap Der 8flaserun9S3ultanO in poIen betm
peS neuen SabreS auf9ebpbtn perpsn
piirpe. e- III
Dus SOurnal be ct. 0eterbura 1pribt Der
8esterun9 ietnen WladwunIb
u Der rai4en 8ecpnfrurttpn Der iiiblt4en
Staaten aus unb ~benterft, DAP bic rulil6e
feaieruns lfets gu @uniten Der Gr9aItung Der
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