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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
Gen. Sherman I'm New York.

New York. June 3.-General Sherman
yesterday visited Gen. Vanvile at the quar-
termaster's office, and was waited upon and
most heartily welcomed by merchants and
business men. In the evening, the General
was serenaded at the house OF Mr.. Scott, in
23d street, where he is stopping, by the
band of the 7th and 37th regiments, and re-
sponded in few brief remarks to the re-
peated and tumultuous calls of the assem-
blage. Generals Rosecrans, Swayne, But
teriield and others also made brief address
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
20, dark. dark, dark, amid the blaze of noon,
Irreyocably dark. total eclipse

20, dark. dark, dark, amid the blaze Of noon,
1rrevocably dark, total eclipse
Without all hope of day."
Such is the exclamation of the unfortunate
individual who has suffered for years with
the CATARRH, the lachrymal glands have
become closed, suppuration has taken place,
and the eyesight temporarily destroyed,
but by the use of DR.. d. II. Seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy, the glands will resume
their normal condition, and in a reasonable
time the eyesight will be restored.
may3l-d1w rr.ty
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june5-dtf


AND THIEvEs.-Some ten or twelve days
since, officer Parry had his suspicious
aroused that a certain house on Front street
and north of the railroad bridge, was the
headquarters of burglars and thieves and
the repository of stolen goods. There
were four persons resident there-W.
Roston and wife, and William Smith and
Dolly who passed as his wife. Officer
Parry kept his eye upon them, and cir
cumstances had 80 confirmed his sus-
picions, that on Thursday last, he took
officers Coffroth and Gaines with him, and
went TO the premises, determined upon
thorough examination, They were soon
after Joined by Marshal Stevens.
During the search by the four officers,
Roster and Smith were absent-the two
women only remaining in the house. A
basket, since identified by Mr.. F. Jaeger as
his property, was found, and also II or IS
newly emptied oyster cans, also identified
by Mr.. Jaeger as having been stolen from
his ice-house. Dolly, who did not like the
ly vamosed the ranch" r'.'I
In the evening, Marshal Stevens and Off
GERS Parry, Coffroth and Nelson, resumed
the search. In shed attached to the prem
ises, they found vessel with couple of
gallons of spirits in it. Carelessly stirring
his stick in barrel of rain water, one of
the officers turned over jug, which, upon
examination, was found to contain guam
tity of gin, probably put into the barrel of
water to keep it cool, and perhaps to pre-
vent evaporation. Pursuing 1.-The search
about the premises and in the house, the re-
lentless ministers of the law came across a
large lot Of candy, twenty or thirty bars of
soap, shoe-strings, spools, thread, hooks
and eyes, &C., &C., three ladies' dress pat
terns-one of blue silk, and two of delaine,
one brown, the other black; pair of new
boots, since identified as having come from
a shoe store on High street; photograph
ic album, with the photographs taken out,
also since identified as having been taken
from a private dwelling. Besides these, a
shot gun was found, bird cages, canary
birds, and other articles "too numerous to
mention"
Thursday night, Officers Taylor and Da-
Wis caught Billy Smith and his Dolly, and
Gagged them in. the place provided for such
fo,ol by the foresight of the City Fathers.
On Friday morning, further investiga-
tionsIby the Police made fresh develop
ments. A blue overcoat and net blouse
We're found in a straw bed. These articles
were stolen from Mr.-Jaeger's iee-house,
having since been identified by two of his
employees as belonging to them. Digging
in the cellar, the officers turned up some 1S
or 20 cans of fresh oysters, which had been
buried there. These have been identified by
Mr.. Jaeger as his. A wash tub which had
been painted over, as gipseys paint a stolen
child to disguise it, was identified by the
owner. Some 20 or 80 yards of rag carpet
ing were recognized as hers by lady, a
near neighbor. Candlesticks, mechanics
tools of various kinds, Life of Christ, pic
lures, &c, &C., have also been identified.
Officer Parry on Friday arrested Mrs
Roston and locked her up with Smith and
Dolly. We have not yet heard CT Roston's
| arrest. '''
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june5-3t

WHAT?--They are certainly the most val
liable tonic and grateful stimulant beverage
ever produced. One trial will satisfy the
most skeptical. Try them and you viii
never be without them. They should be
upon every side-board in the country.
Well WHAT? Why,lPinkerton's Wahoo and
Callsaya Bitters, of course. What else could
it be, we would like to know.
may31- -d2w.
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"NYAsH1NGroN, April is, ls65.

"DEAR JOHN: am happy to inform you
that Pet has done his work well. He is
safe and Old Abe is in hell. Now, sir, all
eyes are on you. You must bring Sher-
man. Grant is in the hands of Old Grey
ere this. Red Shoes showed lack of nerve
in the Seward case, but he fell back in good
order. johnson must come; Old Crook has
him in charge. Mind well that brothers
oath and you will have no difficulty. All
well. Be safe and enjoy the fruits of our
labors. .-.. s.. ..... -,--..
gr (Signedl ~r hnu 80. b. No. s." :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
lJeincfnnati market.

FLOUR-We quote extra at 90 25@e 75. ard fam
lily and fancy at ~ oo@T5o. Snperfne is held NOM
inally atS575.l EsL 20 .-fGTfEuoL
WHEAT.Prime 40 choice red is in faif milling
demand at 81 4691 46, and in some cases 81 so is
paid for very choice samples. White is in better
demand, and prices q shade .higheryAW quote
Ohio and Indiana at 81 b591 go, and prime TO choice
K entucky white Mt 81 65(9l 75s qiL1-1 -rtr-~r,
PRQYlSl0NS-The The news g from New York. where
day last, has Increased the rmness Of holders and
city pesseould not have been bought below SsfSS. .
and not much anxiety displayed to buy even this
rate, there being an impression that the advance in
held more firmly and there were more buy yers than
sellers lie. l2e and shoulders, SIDES and
cured Hams sold at 200 loose. Tho sales were so 900
lbs bulk Sides, averaging at l1c So 600 lbs do
flight atl2c 1900 pieces do Hams at lsc; and COO
pieces sugar-cured Hams at 20c.y -ouo,i ~ "a
WHISKY-Ayery dull market. 100 htlssod at
" 05L Ai.s v1g'9I5gc r.f.gg.dpnf
C0RN-Fair to prime shelled is in fair demand at
65@70c, and for perfectly sound and selected as
high as 15c is obtained. A moderate demand for ear
cRt COG 65c.y \ n n f1p IN nrvr1 Tat.oM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

POLICE CoURT.-Mayor Bull, on Satur.
day morning, fined Martha Foley $40 and
costs for renting house to cyprians. Com
mitted. David Hall was fined $40 and costs
and Geo. Hibbards, John Lane and james
Dalton, SIS and costs each, for disorderly
conduct. All four committed. Jesse Walk
er, for attempting to play the role of Pro-
teus in personatinga policeman, was adj
judged topay a fine of S. and costs and to
spend five days in the city prison. Catha-
rine Kingery, for stoning a dwelling, was
fined $12 and costs, and Matte Stewart, a
confederate of Catharine's, was fined So
and costs. Both paid. Elijah Gould was
fined $40 and costs, for pilfering about the
depot. Committed. John Reeder, for max
ing public exhibition of himself while in
a state of intoxication, was fined So and
costs. Committed. . go. .to
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CITY ITEMS.
Caution.

l desire tito be distinctly understood that
1 have no branch of my business in this
city, and that mine is the only establish
ment that manufactures the genuine Spiral
Hoop Skirt. Remember the place; No. q
East State street, next door to The Journal
office. A. REED.
iune5-dlt " ---.-- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

Auction Sale Of Household Furniture.
Turney' & Simon will sell on Wednesday,
June 7th, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the residence of j. A. Stockton, No. 200
South Seventh street, between Rich and
Friend, a fine lot of Furniture, consisting
of fine What Not, fine Parlor Chairs, l
Center Table, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mattrass-
es, Wash-Stands, Tables, Chairs, Carpets,
Mating, Kitchen Furniture, &c. ...
Sale positive. Terms cash.
...,... V. r. GLAzIER,
june5-3t Salesman.
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- ,rhe 1aoIll nIarIret.

New York, June 3.-Gold easier, b There
is an abundant supply of cash gold, and
witha reduced demand the rate has fallen
to 1862. The export of specie .to-day
amounts to Y r$6ST966, and for the week
81, ,707y650,- y, - e-c,
-1gGold closed at 196za.S-4 Iii \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
The Explosion at Mobile.

New, Y DIRK, June A Mobile letter of
the 18th gives some details otthe estp16sioh. t.
The buildings from st. Louis street, in
Gliding 8WaterS Commerce and Front
streets, are, nearly. all demolished. Water
Street for aeonsiderable distance shared the
same fate. Z, ..,.,,.os
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
Extra Billy Smith Determined to
t'" Fight ii Ont. 4

New York, June 3.-The Herall's Rich
mond correspondence says: Ex-Governor
Smith, of Va, is roaming in the woods back
of Staunton, determined to fight it out if 1t
takes all summer. He has body guard Of
guerrillas with him. =
+, John Minor Belts has been invited to
Richmond by Gov. Pierpcnt.
z 1t is said a large niumBef'of Mosby's men
are still at large in the mountains rur
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

,.i, ,,,as lSuBsTfrUTEs AND DRAFTED MEN. About
.afthrees hundred and fifty substitutes and
drafted men, from Alexandria, Va, coming
by the Central, Ohio railroad on the 1880
train, arrived yesterday at Tod Barracks,
where !. they will remainuntil they aremus!
tered out of the seryice..iL Il baa roito no %aseT
These substitutes and drafted men have
quite history. They all belong to Ohio,
and left Toe, Barracks on the l1th day Of
last October, assigned to Acknowledgements
'ninath Army Of the Cumberland. Two hun
dred of them were assigned to the 10th o.
v.evAI;- a. portion TO the 10th, and
to various other Ohio regiments. :
Ss On their carrival'lat dChattanooga they
were sent to Atlanta yowith a drove
Of cattle, arriving there about n the
time General Sherman was starting on his
treat march tothe sea coast The 10th reg
iment had lett the place with the 4th corps
under General Thomas, and consequently
that portion of: theW assigned to the 10th
could not join their regiment. They were
attached to the headquarters of General
Sherman; aGeof6p panied Him through all bis
N perilous marches and are now sent here to
u be paid off and mustered out having lost
-,tonly ten or twslyeof their ndlmber., s-A
hna Some sixty ofothe same class Of men were
LEFT at Bellain and will probably arrive at
Tod Barracks this morning Of some tinestoi
day, These, we learn, are all the troops the
military authorities expect to arrive 6hete
before tonight or yto7morrow M morning"
t--.- Wv Ae'sisIuf |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

REvocATIoN.-Spec order from the
War Department. discharging Captain
George Hull, 9th o. vi, has been revok-
ed, and he is restored to his command, pro-
vided the vacancy has not been filed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

The CONCERTS AT THE ATHENEUM.-Two
grand concerts. by accomplished artists are
to be given at the Atheneum-one on Fri
day and the other on Saturday evening of
this week. Tickets for these concerts may
be obtained at 2O7 South High street. The
price OF ticket is one dollar; but the pur-
chaser. on receiving his ticket, draws a
present Of jewelry, or some article of orna-
ment or utility, equal to, and often exceed
ing in value many times the price Of his
ticket. This may seem strange; but it is
nevertheless true. Call at 207 South High
street, try your luck, and see il we have moi
told the truth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

I9iCA1Ro, June 3.-The city Of Cairo arrived
from Memphis, with dates of yesterday
and one hundred and twenty bales ef cot
ton for St. Louis. No material change in
Memphis cotton market Receipts of cot
ton, II bales: 25S bales passed up yestsr-
day fof iCincinnati.s z 81 RlSs,1E&
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Now York Money Markef-.-June 3.
MONEY-Easv at 6 per cent for call loans.
STERLING ,EKlGHANGE77Fipn at lOsX9llOIs
gold for first class bills.
G0LD-Less activv sndlo lower opening at l37, de-
clining to 1868, closing at 1863. .-.L.7r,-r
Total ext orts of specie to-dsy $737, GAG. 5 80
f GOVERNMENT SrOCKS-Firmer -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

The MILITARY CoMMIssIoN.-We have al
ready alluded to the Military Commission
now in sessiona Cambridge Guernsey coun-
ty, for the etrialof Hiram Oliver and John w.
Hartup, for the alleged murder of, John B.
Cook, Deputy Provost Marshal of the 10th
District of Ohio, on the 9th of March last.
The COMMISSIONS composed of the follow
ing members:
Colonel A. j. Warner, 18th Veteran Re-
serve Corps, President.
9 Colonel John C. Major, 43d Indiana Vol
unteers.
Major Charles w. Moss, 9th Veteran Re
serve Corps.
.I CaptyR. G. Hicks, 9th Vet, Reserve Corps.
irrl t'bioS. Place, Jr, "l1a"u.nI"
% o"lHJ. III. Rice, "su." IA I" ga d"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
A Rebel Cypller.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Star says a
paper found floating in the dock at Moore
head City, n. c.. on the. I'd of May, has been
turned over to the Government officials. 1t
has been literally translated, and is as fol-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
Assistant Adiutant General.

DISCHARGED FOR PROMOTION. Captain
Benton Halstead, 10th o. V. l., has been
honorably discharged to enable him, to ac-
cept the appointment Of Colonel of the 197th
o, VI. t.g-...,r,- ....... =. -: ''.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
"Thro'0' physic to the dogs, HH none Of II.
. To make assurance dOublysure SOY
TH take"-PLANTATIoN BITTERs

~ take"-PLANTATIoN BITrERs,
They never fail. ,It I II g
This great Stomachic Healer so long and favorably
known TO the American public is Just what the peo.
pie need. 1t is remedy they rely on. For Dys-
pepsia, Heartburn, Headache. Dizziness, Ague Liver
Complaints, Pains in the Side and Back, &C. it has
no equal; not the least among its virtues is its
treme pleasantness to the taste and Immediate bene
fetal effect. Try 1t, ye dyspeptics, and be curedll
maY2l-dGMlM - -, |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
Charles O'Conner Tenders his Ser
VICES as Counsel for DaY Wis.

tr New DIRK, June 3.-The Worlds special
says: Mr.. Charles, o. Conner has applied to
the War Department for permission to ten
der his professional services to JEFF. Davis
in case he is arraigned upon the Indictment
found in the District of Columbia, and the
President has directed that Mr.. O'Conner's
application be granted, to the end that the
the accused person the assistance OF coun-'
sci may be respected. 80 = ~-,,1 ..,.ro
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
Gen. Sheridan i'm New Orleans
-s Gen. Hood Offers 10 Surrender
Eiras

Fires.
New ORLEANS, June 2 6 6R,,M,-General
Reports from Natchez say Gen. Hood,
Confederate, offered his surrender to Gen.
Davidson, commanding there.
Gen. Heron has left for Shreveport,
headquarters Northern Division of Louis
lana.
Yesterday was universally observed ac-
cording to the National Proclamation.
o' A fire yesterday destroyed nine buildings
in the 1st district. ,7 .rtss r-r.l
"A fire this morning at Lakeport destroyed
one half of the place. ,.osJ sgus .1R :
Cotton-Middling Ale. Gold 1876.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
A.J.Gutheridge

~" James B. Dyer 43d Indiana Vols.
t4st 1t. Ed. E. Wilson 18th Reserve Corps.
Capt. J. D. Taylor, SSth Ohio, Judge Adj
yocate. y 4. .,ots Ia o.i5 ..,.,s, 1,o. 1a, y.
The charges against Oliver and Hartup,
who are designated as privates in an un-
known company and regiment of Ohio Vol
unteers, and as citizens Of the State of Ohio,
'arer-fys forImurder second, for murder
Of d Deputy Provost Marshal third, for
conspiring to murder Deputy Provost
Marshal, and fourth, for the robbery of one
Thomas SBurson, "a citizen of Guernsey
county, of $l40 in money.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
THE sCITY.

Important Order From the. war De-
Partment Giving Three Months Ex-
ira PaytO Prisoners OF War.
WAR DEPT, ADJUTANT GINS OFFIcE.t
T.. WASHINGTON, May S0th, 1865. (
Telegram, Coaceraiag Prisoners.
The Secretary of War directs that return
ed prisoners of war (enlisted men) who
have endured the hardships of Anderson
vile, Florence, Salisbury and other rebel
prisons be mustered out as soon as possible
and allowed three months extra pay.
*sro 'l'# #is* tl#
tSignedl -vo SAMUEL BREcK,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Ahprisoners of war should Immediately
write and send their discharges for the COL
lection of this extra pay to T. w. Tall
madge, Military Claim Agent, Columbus,
Ohio. 'r june5-3weod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

TYPoGRAPHIcAL.-Atam meeting Of Colum-
bus Typographical Union No. 5, held at
their hall Saturday evening, June 8, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term o',i'lai y.. s..ne:ba1, .f
W.T. Poland, President j. Harry Kerr,
Vice President; Eli P. Boring, Recording
Secretary; Henry Williams, Financial Sec
retary; JAS. Fl Turney, Treasurer; Jno
MilleEI Iibrarian. IL IL L. 1. no
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

HoNoRABLY DIsCnARGED.-The follow
ing officers in Ohio regiments have been
honorably discharged, their services being
nolonger required, >, Eaiy d. s1.' ID
Asst Surgeon Theodore d. Brooks 3sth
InfiM Lieut. James s.: Armstrong, 174th
Inf; I'd Lieut. Thomas J. McKeehan, 10th
Inf, and 2dLieut. Edwin 7. Shaw, 9th Cav.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
Capital City Business College.

Capital City Business College,,
The most practical institution of the kind
in the country. Expense of course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Colleges. Send for circular and letter.
Address Bush & MARSHALL,
may29-dtf Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
, court Of Common Pleas.

The case of James L. Griffin v. The CO.
lpmbps Street Railroad Company, trans
ferred from the late Superior Court for this
county, civil action on q claim for DANA
ges caused by collision, Of street car
with the plaintiffs carriage, was submitted
to the jury on Friday. Verdict in favor Of
plaintiff, tor $75, Demand by defendant nt
for d second trialAander the statute, and
bond given in nS20O.l hrR pAnrnftA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
Payment of Returned Volunteers
Longstreet's Application for Par

LOngstreecs Application for Par
don.
tp New, ~ DIRK, June 3.-!The Commercials
special saws the returned volunteers are to
be paid up to the date of their arrRalat their
respective State rendezvous where they are.
to be mustered out.
The application Of Gen. Longstreet for
pardon is regarded as test case as to the
treatment of the large number of rebel mil
itary officers not included in the terms ex-
tended to the paroled confederate armies.
NEW York, June 3.4The three steamers
which left for Europe to-day took out be-
tween 100 and 40 of our first families, in-
tending tospend the SIMMER abroad. As
a. 9ss tSs hsyssa irS% Liverpool 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

hNoT So.-The CircleuiUe Democrat says:
I'They are having the small pox and mad
dogs In Columbus. The city scarcely gets
rid of the Legislature before other loath-
some and dread Affections make their ap-
pearance.
This report about the small pox and mad
dogs in our goodly city is one of Madame
Rumor's lies, and whopper it is. What
ever other Affections we may have, now
that the Legislature has relieved us of its
presence small pox and hydrophobia are
not among them. It is true that some time
Hgoa Few fdgety persons, male and, female,
who are always on the lookout for news to
tell-the worse, the better-produced lit
tie excitement about small pox, but that
has long since passed away. AS to mad
dogs, there is no satisfactory evidence that
y D single dog has gone madin'the city this
season, There was little suspicion raised
at one time, but all the suspected ours were
killed.o The remaining dogs, by order Of
the City Fathers, have either been muzzled,
confined or slaughtered! 7.0.' d-1n9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05

VINO ,RuaGUIo1
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The WEATaER.- Y esterday the tempera-
tare Of the weather was such as to render
itiuneomfortably warm.a, d s,,s,srT
U.REsn
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I y iFNItHN4 'HI ETu' tVV ~ IUIFf7 9N78s
yIb "a ,oisori
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Auction Sale Of Household Furniture

'june5-d1t
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J%l(9Oi5inilt0e An5ejgerl.
Nrpfci1cr MunNrnn'5
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tt u~nFtrsitis has teft BIS test b%etannts Wittisl, CUR SSest tS
upn unterletbs 3. . efhperben alet Mri, tnsbetpn6ere g5ebeN
frompf Ierbuuunes hpa9e, @bp!cra.Mntalt, oaHIlWmett
ZEN, Starlpea, ROlttcn, 8rs&rutr, S6wtnreL otepHMekh
Rnpffbrcr, Nnbma, RaItea 5teber, SeetrGntpett Spm"sF'
Complaint, Irate essen 3 u n nnS Gfta.taMs:
9o bteIes GItrtr aus rein unthdblt9en, peeesaSalll@sH
stCfen tefcbl IL etenet es ft mod esirneere GUT ottSeI'
NM neuortDreret Rtnber, Icwte ebentaHs perm 5GPhth per"
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r,ys. = ab a.Etnftur, Gtebt aIeeEtItdit1e 4t1istnne'
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Su BADEN BET O.. 9ennt 8banten Su tanetnag.
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.,~ alexandria, Dd,
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