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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
Return of Colored EEsaP

New YORK, Oct. l7.-N6meet Imposing
spectacle has been presentedz the citi,
zens of New York since the oQmmence-
ment of the return of our sDlditrs, than
was witnessed this evening in he march
of the 1lth United States eQlofef heavy
artillery up Broadway, presed4d by a
brass band, of some thirty pieces, and a
drum corps of equal number, az leolcred
The regiment numbering l,6W men, in
overcoats, knapsacks and whitei gloves,
marched in solid column with steadi-
ness and regularity that frew the most
enthusiastic plaudits from the thousands
of spectators that lined eash sidb of the
street, IA
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News from NewOrI.,an..

Mem ORLEANS Oct. -l4,-Mr Wilson
Especial agent Of the goyernin nent to- sen.
quire into the condition Of southern
affairs, left yesterday afternoon after, a
short stay: 1t is understood his opinion
I.of the Freedmen's Bureau is that it is an
unnecessary BURDEN TO the government
THE Provost Marshal has ordered an in
EspeGtion o the city registery of voters.
with view to strike from the rolls tho
-uames- Of-eertain parties charged with
.certsia acts Of disloYalty3 ahtecedeht to
the Presidents amnesty proclamation
and Of those who in 1862 registered
themselves enemies to the United States
This would strike off one fifth of the
registered voters of the city Gov.
Wells protests against this interference
with the established State law If the
Provost Marshal persists, Gov Wells
will apply to the President. ..---
= The steamer Northern Light has ar
rived from New York. -" 80
!. Governor Wells has accepted the nom
ination of the Union Convention
The True Delta learns that ex-Gover.
nor Allen has made application to the
President, endorsed by Governor Wells,
for pardon. -" ~ -
The Texas press does not approve of
negro suffrage as expressed in Regans
letter.
General Hood has arrived, enroute for
Washington.
The Times Texas letter says that State
is fast attaining its former prosperity
Civil authority is being gradually as
sumed, postofices opening and stages
running their trips again
Governor Hamilton's administration is
universally endorsed.
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From the, returns. that have been re-
Eceiyed, disappears that the, following
Egenthmen have been elected members OF
fCdngfess: First Distrct L. RI. B:o Cur-
ltis, Of Accomac. Second District l.. II
/ EChandIer, Of: Norfolk. Third District
lib. johnson Barbour, Of Orange. Fourth
SDistict=Robt Ridgway, tof Amherst.
Fifth = District has L M0sby, OF
|Lynchbufg.. Sixth .District--A. H. II.
Stuart, of Augusta Seventh District
ERobertsY. Conrad, of Winchester. Eight
District DanieIH Hoge.- of Montgom-
ery. Tt is stated that five OF the new
members can take the test oath, but that
Messrs Mcsby, Stuart and Conrad can
mot. ts,.,s "a "a: =, .',s.g.,w T" ~ : as..z'
The Richmond Times says OF the eiec
ton: s-s'o@ - .,- -sf.r--
The results of the election. on Thurs
day, So sfar: as they have reaclied us, fur'
.nisll the most satisfactory evidence that
restricted AS the voters were to the
choice of candidates hom a most con-
Etracted circle, they have been most fortu,
mate and judicions in their selections.
In intelligence and integrity, the gentle
men who have been elected to the State
and National Legislatures are every way
equal, in both of those bodies, to their
predecessors, They are all men of the
most undoubted loyalty, as the voters OF
Virginia were all animated by a senti,
mer,t of fidelity to the Union which they
have so recently sworn to support.
The Petersburg Inder says:
We have never known an election in
Petersburg to go so entirely by default
as t6,st of yesterday, Not the slightest
'f,terest or enthusiasm was exhibited in
amy auarte,. and the feelings of the voters
we're far more keeDly exercised in this
city ON the question whether we should
have one or two n'arkets than on m the
chance, of any candi, 1ete tor office, ,.1ia from
Congress dewn. The l1Etlth Is, eiectlons
in the old-fashioned sense>oi inc "oiu
are a species of dissipation wnich ', .ut Il,
people have at this time very VIC heai
to indulge in. All our energies ast nov nov
are absorbed in the moro material ISSUE
of "bread and meat"
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The Democratic Press and the Eiec'
tiou in Ohio.

tlOu UutOs
The Democratic press is not in the
least discouraged by the result OF the
late election. Their views are thus ex'
pressed in the Dayton Empire:
"DEMocRATIC GAIN IN TWO YEARS, 60
OOOl-1N ONE YEAR, 40,000!-oNE YEAR
MORE, AND THE ENEMY ARE OURS
"The effort of the negro equalitists to
hurrah ever the election in Ohio is laugh
able The Cincinnati Commercial boasts
of Union loss of 10000, and granny
BicBham' exults over loss to them OF
$4,000! After carefully looking over the
returns from all the counties reported
we are satisfied that CoG's real majority
in Ohio will not exceed 10000, when
was our estimate from the Hrst. Ihls IN.
cludes at least $4,000 soldiers who were
in the army last year, and are now re-
turned. It is magnificent gain OF oO,-
600 on two years ago. and of 40,00O over
Lincoln's majority last year. This is gio,
rious enough for beginning, and Will
encourage the Democracy all over the
State to GO to work in earnest for next
year 1--.-
Owe shall have at least twelve or thir
teen Senators against five last year, and
forty members of the Honse against
eighteen or twenty last year. So let us
pick. our flints and try it again. lhe
great point is that the Democracy OF
Ohio have accomplished all that they ex-
pectsdTand Set out to do"
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The Connecticut Election Hts Effect
From the New York Express

The moral effect of this election
throughout the whole land, is irresisti-
BILE If intelligent Connecticut refuses
the comparatively intelligent negro a
vote, should the barbarous negro, in
"barbarous Georgia. say, be allowed to
votel That's the question sHif.
The effect of this election is not only
to shut up the Connecticut Senator'S and
Connecticut members of the Lower
House OF Congress, on tbs negro suffrage
question-but it 80 sanctions the restora,
ton policy of President johnson, that
When Southern members turn mp Decem-
ber next, in Congress, it will require a
great dealsof brass in any Northern State
to say "No," only because these Southern
members have not been elected. by ne
grOes.
Colorado, it should. be remembered,
} has just votedFfNo, "exactly as Connecti-
cut has voted. ,.-..... =
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Steamboat De,troyed BY Fire.

CAIRO, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Brilliant
en- route for St. Louis with three hundred
and fifty tons freight and sixty passengers,
burned at New Madrid, Mo-, at six o'clock
yesterday. The flames spread so rapidly
that barely time was had to run the boat
ashore and save the passengers, many
whom escaped without clothing Con-
siderable baggage was also saved. Boat
and cargo supposed to be insured. The fire
was caused by the explosion of kera-
sene lamp. This is the third steamer
Brilliant burned on the Mississippi river
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The English Capi.a!i.s. 1sei. ,i

New YORK Oct. 17.-The Po1t1 Wash.
ington special says the EHglish aapital-
lists, accompanied by r. j. J.ylkeS, wait
ed upon President Johnson his morning.
The President received them yery cor
daily, and expressed his confdepce in
the future harmonious rSlafi0nb sf Eug-
land and the United States. The dele
CATION appeared very muG plsassd with
their reception. H7. g, )
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STANDING BY THE GovERNMENT.-The
New York Obserrer, "a religious newspa'
PERI remarks:
1T is painful TO observe what papers
now ridicule, oppose, and seektto defeat
the measures Of the Government; they
are the papers that were loudests in ma.
king support of the administration a
test of loyalty-papers that, denounced
every man as traitor who opposed the
measures that the Government wished to
carry through. We have rightsto ask
such persons to be consistent; to unite
now Sith the great masses Of the Ameri.
can people in sustsiri.s the Government
in its patriotic and noble efforts to bring
about the reign of peace, Union and fra
ternal love. We hold that man % be o
selfish seeker of his-own gain, aud not a
warm, large-hearted patriot, who throws
cold water on the Presidents plans Of
reconciliation" = Fs1s
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The Mississippi Legislature Z.

JACKSON, Miss, October 16.-The Mis-
,sippi State Legislature met to-day and
organized. / General s. ]. Gholson, of
Monroe, was elected Chairman of the
Senate, and Colonel Siminton, of Tishi-
mingo, Speaker of the House. A large
amount of business is before the body
and the term is expected to be long
one. General Humphreys will be inau
gurated as Governor of the State this
evening.
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The Overhead Mail Route.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1.-THE daily
mail, which, by congressional enaetment
came into operation between Lipecin,
California and Portland, Oregon. about
seven years ago, and which has becn in
,terrupt5d during thee last fetsf months,
in codsequence rof tho fo!nsal of the
.deyartment Co. comply $with the de-
pAnds of the fotmers CONTRACTOR, who
dsclinsd to, peCforn the service for
les than 500 900 per. ypar, has again
bssnlst sodt by so6ntfSSt to responnbls
partiasa IS $02S 0oQz. This is ope of-fBe
poFtant smsil1 ~ IN ont Of
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Alexander III, Stephens.

BosroN,. Oct. 17.-The Post Of this
city, says Alex: H. Stephens was enter
tained at a private dinner at the Revere
House, Yesterday afternoon, by !Mr. Geo
T. Fairfield, of Chelsea. Mr.. stephens
said it was his purpose to support the
policy ofs President Johnson for the re-
construction of the Union to the full ex-
tent of his ability and influence.
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AN agonizing story is told offs vain
New York young lady, who, dissatisfied
with her good, but irregular teeth, had
fifteen of them pulled out to make room
for q new and false set In vain the
dentist wished to spare her eye teeth.
She would have them out. Nervous
sprustration followed the operation and
she died . victim to her pride, and leav.
ing the set of false teeth she had ordered
uncalled for. -
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TIE Rev. Dr.. PEsDIEros.-A core

TIE Rev. Dr.. PENDLEToN.-A CORES
pond.nt writes to the New York Nears
from Lexington, Va: The Rev. DR. Pen
dleton Rngadier General in the Confed-
crate army, and General Lees Chief of
Artillery returned after the surrender to
tho -pastorate Of the Episcopal Church
here, but after few SERMONS his church
was cloeed and he arrested for alleged
dislo5al utterAnces- He was soon re
1eaesd, but has not yet been permitted to
resume the duties Of his pastorate.
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Removal Of MARTIAL LA.yd

CINCINNATI, Oct 17-A ia1 meeting
of the leading citizens Of LS4ihgton,
Kentneky, was held yesterda 81 express
their thanks for the removed - martial
law in Kentucky Speeches 7(efe made
by Gen; Houston and others, 14 resolu-
tiens adopted thanking Preal Z John.
son and endorsing his rec Fruction
policy, &c. ~ go y sSf83 90
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z y Il = H. 4
I PARDON INcrpENrs.-Many amusing
incidents might be recorded of pardon
seekers at the White Honse A day OF
two since Mr. Hilliard, of Georgia, for,
.mer Minister to Belgium, rua,rd. up TO
the President, seized his lisnsl ana hoped
.his pardon woild not De delayed"-
The President very qaietly' remarked
that hope was the reward OF e the
righteous and 'youchsalSd. no other
reply. r0n another ioccas;ob a rebel OF
some, notoriety raiSet bsar,i d laugh by
saying, Il thank MA Mr,, President, for
pardon; / AN poM good Ptaion. man,
am emphatically one Of yoa, but didn't
Stonewall Jackson giyermS h-ll III the
Valley .'-.-'4 ga
AENERAI. MADAM nnf .N-AYV VnfA
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Ere in ChieaEsj

CHICAGO Oct. 17.-The loss IRE last
night was.about Ss5. 900. sTh& Principal
sufferery are the St. Louis I'D com
pany, s30,0 ,000i insured for &sS j. u,
Talbot, Pacific Mill. $l2108 Insured, !,
5000; j. A. Morris, Lumber des33 50 600,
fully insured; A Armstrong 1000; no
insurance II 70 .ssssM
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steamer Burusa

ST. Louts, Oct 1.-THE teaIt6f Bril-.
liant burned near New Mattid yester-
day. She belonged to thA Bfehants
and Peoples Line, and was owned by
David White, W. s. Meplrau1 SfiSt. Lou.
is, and Gibson & Co., Aurora E1. Val
ued at 500, 600; insured for S6dp@
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Unto conversation with his visitors, giEll
ing themihis views of the immense re-
sources Of the country and the adyay
tages to be gained by a1iberal ntSSi
.ment of capital The general cohditIon
of the United States, with the. prospect
or an early. restoration Of the Union and
speacsf1l working of the civil government,
swass sourcel Of much ratification in
which the distinguished visitors hearth
.ly participated. IN IL. !s. -
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STILL LlvEs-We sre gIrlsi 90 Isssn
that Hon. 'Georgs " LaNfs + not
dead, as announced yests1d1e e an Of
the morning pspersapd thst y Is moi
only alive but ie i1pruf4yE snd wiz
soon be we'll Thea - q 49Nl being
in the land d. tie sll{z1& ~ Nfth inn.
proving hsalth, 5E & ftshia
IhmerouS 45spdIsj sIsdS - ion, =
tie ammo 6udceiaSaf q & 1 - | g5S0
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= aWHEEINe q ssAa l.alEEl .s

=. sl z - s
NM 9sSs sds.s ssssa ARE
Essorage sv il cosldk; q Iiss :
at an early hpus3 Inc Inc.
wte 1tea !! = ~. n j: 49, Y /
and fonrs The Iron = saaI es,
timated at 7Oo1 ny "
barrels whisky and eqpt of
Eao6r also in storage elalgest
Eloss of cotton by arG lscnrred, ,sss
ia nsrsV aNlS was S estimated 10 dollars
| The ghisky. which vteeft re base .as
tstsi loss, after dsd6s elvage, will
reach $5OO0OO.. 1t Isl pa TO- be mls.
ly insured, nearly tvs tl5ll = : of the csty,
COMPANIES have small e 80
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Ara AT . meeting of tie Chicago Z 'tobac,

AT meeting Of the Chicago tobacco
manufacturers association, resolutions
were adopted setting forth that the pres.
eat tax upon tobacco lis oppressive upon
manufacturers, and suggesting certain
changes believed to be advisable in the
law. A committee was appointed to
, draft memorial to Congress upon the
subject. 49, ~
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vania Central Raiirc -r-o q

LANCASTER, Oct. IL The u es of a.
adult female and two girls, 40 10 an'
is years, killed by the recent ociden
on the Pennsylvania Centra 4slfoad
are still unclaimed Two nara Ia
beled Mrs, Julia A. ,Heald and ss Ma
ry'E Heald, Larimore FaHs, A&hes ar
also unclaimed. They are a3pRb Rbsed +
have been the property of tn Tree. fe
males above alluded, to. - 49,
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DxAp.-Hon George " Lawrence,
whom we noticed several days ago ss be-
ing very IN, died on the 18th inst, He
= e Was memher elect OF Congress- from
aosY Warrington coupty a1d q, ss dEs3 Hssasssdiy
=, . thinisf and his loss wlll hlls hssyily
.ssnpon his Constituents. sa'n - IA -
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THE OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs.-The gains
made by the Democracy in

: Total Democratic gain. ...-.. 900 10000
These figures are partly conjectured.
but the total will. be maintained. Our
gain is not less than 100 900 in five States.
ALBANY Argas.. Hx
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HSrse sRaee.I

NEv York, Oct 17.-!The - to-day
between Dexter and eButlar, M4syFon by
Dexterin three straight he Time,
2:274, 2:31 and %. T a. ~
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VALUABLE gsEf!!.s'D. AaD FARM

ssspssd . Gssps rrosls9. Siss ssous =
acre. ALREADY yet cgs Alse % s1s ssshsaS s. Of
&e-, 20 being the farm reeent35 purea d.of
August Neyer by W B. SsuDtn6y, deceased,
s;tozted abcut mils from calf4eR Inn Road.
For terms agply % &c QQQxxkU
Adpipistutors of the xstsss Of w.B ssssessy,
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Franklin insurance Company
"Te 'soF WHEELING,
CAPITAL,.............". - $50, 900.
~ -, nrpTcTops SRA
DIRICTORS

DliLNAOAO.
Il. n. Logan, r. r. ShaIIcross, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendsl, John Z0ekler. SAMUEL NcCicl.
Ian, c. W. Franzheim, jas, N. Vance Alex.
LaughIin, 1&1 y - 7es frH
u'IIIs COMPANY HAvING DEEs
j duly organised are prepared 70 take risks
o; inir rates on buiidingso II aI kidds. msrehap.
disc, manufacturing estAbltshmen(s, fu1iture,
stsa,n,,oat, aad eafEoss on ~ ysstsEn rvers
Of yeaT 1his ConDapye ee15o egpeRi<T induce.
aentste farmers ssy =. y iessrsd
home i1stitation ccmpose4 of 49, ufnsty- -]Sur
ssockholders most Of whom sre AMY eur best
business men, recozpmepds itee1f 70 ~ fkv6fa.
!, .idsraten q the insuripg psble and 70
Applications fox insrrzncs xi1 otsDrpmptiy
a.teeded % By the Sscfefayy. Z.
0fice. No. Acfsufe1 Hoo2 hofnE - s1se
formerly occpp!sd by 49, Rt{f&
sAoI sko. hssDaE. asfdHt77s1. ". III
:, fssg sfssf ~ y - tfrf'"<
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GENERAL MeReAN, got every vote in
Jackson Township, Auglaizs County.
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lgINM DgTOBER ls, 1865.
I sfhs sEIeciion In yirginia.

e.. EE.EzszzzL1L
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AAS'er q flanspgS. g iss'fS !. 'ffSoRpy
novss essszl Agent wheeinE.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-09
3te observation-disclosures untermintre

Sic Observation-Disclosures untsrmintren
isst oas GisarrensslAaft. Gbrlihe Satrifanten tons
nsn nit ben~8etrisern niAt nnebr ecnearriren, Bic
riel motlisiler rsrfanfsn, neil fe nit aelhmuassls
ten gSaaren banheln. Gas Gs1haft nes ebrliden
Mannes miro ruinirt, er isbt ih tdaliA 0erluitsnl
@sloarafsn, Der Gsfansnibbaft blosssitsat, neil
man i'm nit bafttar masbt iar Den Yertauf BON
g8aarsl, bic nit seialihtsn Stempeln psrleten Hne.
Ser Miarft 1T jsst nit Gisarreu Hterfaat Die ahte
Stsnpsl, atsr DEN Namen zines YlsurczS nipsftcrs
trastn. Often unD cbne Shan, rerosn iene fals
iAsn stsmpsl ~psrfauft unb Die RsstsrunssesbSrcsn
fsltl maiden lih Der Gemrlisitit in nsm %ueribtsn
SsetruJ taeiieaflia. Ser setrStnlihe Yrsis Ger
ssfaliAten Stelnpa tetrGst 81 SO fir nas Sauisnc
Sisarren. Ga8 1T absr niht Der einsi9e YrcIt,
Cen ntt Shuit ben SS~nirsftcr u,aht. Sn fem Sc
feilnniB sat sr sinen Sbsilnstmsr sinssrcibt; Der
islts Ipipnirt rmtsr uno frtalo or jsne NIT ssfalihz
tenn Sts1npsl rsritbsnsn @tsarrs, i'm Marfts iisbt,
fhrsitet esrlslts siu uno ~rsranlabt rersn Scn7ssas
. tion. 9ab stn crsantfrter glan cur @sriituns Der
@striaetsisa tsitsbt, oatabsr fann fsin 3peifel obs
ralte,r. Gs lit absr aud ssriB, Dap 8eamte Der
Ms3isruhs earan S6sti nsbm,en nnb narauf ipefalts
rem. Das Sinan;minitsrium ioute ennliG elm.
lhrsitsn. giisinano nirb Elm cbnebin atseidlnafz
tes ,Steusrseiss rsirestiren, trenn es niht cerlihe,
uno sstrsutiner bon Der &ssisruns eurhssfapri
miro, ala es Bis jsst seiaebsa. or. y. Mbo5tS.)
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NuSlauD.

sSu mun6eu, Der ion1 10 friselihsn gtaSt,
mo iouif bShfeus bic @rbSbuna Der 8terpreils bic
Wsn,dsn aus tbrsr Nube 81 ral1sl" snss", 'eS s,',;
am {. October elnen 8r0ear,sssn elaSu ""'
Der Sttcberfsitirte,e mar e." N"a't V'''a,, .aa. w.
oen, metz Ct hh5nnn9e Sieost os'u"s'"' 80
tht'tt 9e3en Den 0snso' arn1eh e" unu snlt' fop.
tete ltn mtt GEM ahaes" III ~ ',~.i~:. .u"
Irtenh S'st""mtls; Ut ""t,1., 49, s -
ter Iatfen; or Venso,ar1n etesn pt"s.. %.e Nv.
ie ltdt mtf planter 2saHs. gay rs'9'tu !. Hss"g
oes Scltee aus pcmFe, op9,s'" : '"ur' 'a"ol
enttenn'sn mar. Asr Wens0 arm Fps W s'n Yu"'
hn0 tieB oae apcr l@tteBe". Sas = r"'"''
tbm nan. @'ne usage n"fce NJ" F's'tn "np
Snrelen etnpfan9sn uno tn'net mset n"p' we
Wttn9e. 9'ne Artestlnn9 ShIamtsts per"'0w"
ntdte aus5l1rtnten. Ssst fhaIe "t.tItat 20" ans"
Sstteh pefan. Yer 5'e9terhh9os pta'ptn.. 'n'agn'
ts c.s Ssnte Den ptas ~ ratmen, rsrSsrt'W. otS
ter ;pIsnsten nnter Den 9anfsh; aug Gao cav "'p's'
eae Snfs'en uno FIsifsn oanefie aa" pahh 10"
,ort, ais bsrs'te pas Solt s'nn'al mt selaude" pa
)oh"st 6"fhassotanst "ofpe" ~al. e'"sslH'
Wehe1,ath'eh uno Sploateh ipntpeh rpa es"' WV
&c 9fe0t'9 pettetlt. @n0iw' sa"te ~ nef' Ip""
esm somma"oanten oe ~soh1o 81 's.te". re,
lapl cen an9f'M hn0 GO 'pnfoe NIT ls9as'sn ~S'ns"
poh Cen e"fran'efea e'nSepehen' S@le Ssrpnn,
pahSsn laneh r'r hho 60 Whtoen "nSeldpf @oo
Ssteafnn en- ectSehommea. N'e @",rs9"n9 "at
8fpB h"o n'p! m'"cet 0ef pap Der Ss'rl'et'hS &C.
81" DC e"sf'h'sfs'
0te gbrlera. Sic Gbrlera maht i,nn,s,
arSgsre Urrtlsritte in gurcpa. Sn NRaertS bal
lie cine lclae Scftiafeit aeiprnnsn, oas bic 3abf Be,
tGatiben Scessfale bert iiber 500 tstraaenH lcQs,
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9iste Der srcsen iasliaen @runobsfssr itne sstsm,
lire 9lantaasu in flsinsre carmen 81 5erisas'os"
unb S,ieie UNI tiaisen Yrsis an Ginmanrsrsr gu ses.
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Sh6lfdrberei!

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t6 biernlit ~eraebent bic anseae, rab th nunmebr I'M Stanee
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firben, ndmlt9:
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Der 8cnnsts, npaene Sbarls, Cunningham,
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Ile mir anoertrauten Stpfe merb.n IL gefdrbt, eb tie .pie=
Der cas AusIehen ppn neuen Sadten ~ertalten, peer weree i'd,
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fIrben.
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tienuns bic @unit UNI 3ufriecenbeit ees 8esDrten Eutltfums
IT. erwerben.
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