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city.
The train captured on the 27ts ult, On the
Florida Road, had several Bags of delayed mail
from Richmond fo1 Mobile an.'. the West.
$4,000 worth of postage stamps for Mobile
were captured. The Southern Express lost the
contents of their aafe and the packages oc the
trip.
Thos. Barrett. President Of the City Bank of
Augusta, died in this city on Sunday mornica.
April 9. He was prominent banker and cii.
zen, ano we'll known in financial circles North
and South
Gen. Imboden is in this city today, very
| anxious to get to the field in tue alley of Vir
ginia and begin the camiaign
Selma was attacked by the enemy. Q, 900
strong, whQ drove In our forces from their en-
trenchments and turned the lef. aark: on Sun
day evening Our. loss is large IN prisoners
The city was captured and Occupied :,y the
Yankees
( AUGUSTA, April 4.-Lato Montgomery papers
state that Gen. Clanton was wounded three
times in. the late fights with The Yankees
around Pollard, and was captured and died in
the hands of the enemy.
teri ibe accident occurred On the M0ecogee
Railroad, near Columbus, Ga. freight train
ran oi the track and 5000 pounds Of powder
exploded with terrible effect Five of the
Sc ven cars attached TO the engine we're Knocked
to pieces; the clay beneath the cars was plough
ed to The depth of four or FIVE feet: Henry
Ralston. of Macon, and his negro were killed.
The explosion Was caused by tbs concussion
of several thousand pounds torpe.c sfases, sub
Jected to friction. when The car .an off. The
report was heard at distance Of fifty miles.
Several persons were wounded.
News fs"n Ss' aanah report shat a large
quantity of goods was being reshipped to New
YORK from want of a market
A large number of runaway negroes are shot
daily by scouts in the vicinity ofsavannah. and
Charleston. There is little CHANGE for any OF
then to get into Savannah. The garrison Of
the city is $500 troops, two-thir& neg-oee,'
Tho Yankees took from Mr. Ls, mar his Con-
fsderate money and securities AID paid him
for it with his own cotton. A f.sal epdem.c
is prevailing amongst negroes in the city, |
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Council Proceedings.

AS~co0AASo
COLUMBIA, April 4, 1865.
! a regular meeting Of Council was held this
day. Presen'-His Honor the Mayor; Assist.
ant Mayor J. G. Gibbes; Aldermen Bates,
Blalely. Glass, Harris. Hope. Mckenzie. stotk,
Waring and Wells. The Qounoil being called
to order proceeded to bas;p hess,
His Honor the Mayor stated, for the inforns.
ton Of Council. that the agent appointed under
resolution to go to Charlotte, N. c., for The
books, DC: belonging 10 the city, had not rs.
turned.
A resolution was adopted. permitting Mr..
W. A. Harris to haye the assistance of two of
the poles for arrssting slaves ses p.crt,'y 6e-
longing to- the city: said slaves u, os b.. .sught
before the Mayor when SO arrested.
Assistant Mayor Giboss, from the committee
appointed to advise with tie Governor in refer.
ence to getting transportation fol the supplies
accumulated along the line of the Greenviils
Railroad, stated he had had an interview with
made, butsthat luli report would be made at
u future meeting. Received a- Information.
The committee appointed 10 MAXI arrange.
ments for placing IN the charge of private
hands, the ferry over Broad k.vet, ASKED ter
further ;ime Granted.
On motion, It was ordered that S4ie eiectivi.
for City CLERK be postponed till the lex. ,eeu
lar nesting Of Council. for the par, oss OF a>c.-
tanning i an AidermaR 's ehg'b.e to the vtice.
The folio wing rest>ition, Offered Ly Aloe.
man Stork, was adopted:
Eesolved, That thirty thousand dollars .
Confederate bonds belonging to t city, h.
disposed OF; provided, they bring pat ya,ue, or
nesrly 50.
The following was ordered to be embudied
in the proceedings Of Council: q,
: Allci.y officers having demands against ,hs
city, will present their accounts TO - .ice.man
Hope for payment
NJ iuriher business. Council adjourned.
+. b. GLASS, Acting City Clerk.
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CVLoMblA 3 =" THURSDAY, APRIL g. 1865 mo 8

new line within the old line Of Notifications;
they ~sn them through the Catholic cemetery
ana have not permitted the removal of remains
by the Eelatio ions of the buried.
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Evacuation of Richmond.

DANvltLE Aprit4.-The evacuation of Rich
mond Was commenced on Saturday afternoon.
President Davis and Cabinet arrived here on
Monday. Very h,w persons were abl. to leave
the city, except Government. officers, iii cons.-
aneuce of the lsuddennes. of the movement.
The enemy broke through Lees lnes on Satur.
daynigat, near Petersburg. alter several DAYS
fara fighting, aud made it nscessary. for hin,
- withdraw. so as 10 uuesrer she Capitol. The
position CT the army is now unknown. No
telegraph beyondSths Junction. The Richmond
arsenal had been removed. Tle vuIuables of
the banks in Richmond were brought away
and the specie belonging to tue Government.
The Last passengers report grea, mob in tho
city, burning OF mills and warehouses and
plunderiug stores. This was dane bv foreign
era and low. classes. The rolling stock of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad was all saved.
kSThe enemy had not occupied the city at last
accoants. The President will probably remain
here for the present. All the Richmond nsws.
papers were left in the city.
Governor Smith went towards Lvnchburx
Virginia. Archives Of ths State Government
were left behind.
From the South and West.
AseusrA, April S.-.Mobile pspers of tho
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,Ee1egraphic.
REPORTS OF PRESS ASSOCIATION

@'.e!e0 accoTds'sg 70 -Icto Congress- M Tie Year
1868, 6y j. 5. 1hrasher, in the C2c..k's Office OF
TIE District Court OF the Co,eysderate States for
tue Aorthern District of Georgia
, EvacuaLton of Richmond
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From the South and West.
AssazA April s.-Mobils papers of the
--latest date represent the nsssoss salistiag in
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-23
CORRECTION o. da -f6use.

The following order from Department
Headquarters viii arrest an abuse from
which the people of Virginia are said to
have suffered extensively:
HEApQUAgTERis DEPT OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, Nov 9, 'G5.
Breret MJol. General Turner. Con,no1ed-
ing District Of Ue,Uico.
GENERAL: 1t having been reported
to these Headquarters that certain per-
sons, claiming to be agents of the United
States Treasury, are taking horses and
mules from farmers and planters in this
Department, under pretence of authority
from the Secretary of the Treasury, |
am instructed by the Major General
commanding to inform you that he is
officially advised that no Treasury agents
are authorized to take up horses, mules,
or other live stock. Hethercfore directs
that measures be taken to prevent the
commission of such acts in future, and
that any person found attempting to take
live stock under pretended authority of
the Treasury Department be placed in
arrest and the facts reported to these
Headquarters.
l have the honor to remain, GenI.
Very resp'y, your obd't serv't.
T.. w. SMITH, A. \. Gen.
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The London Times of the Sth inst. says. the
public viii sec with satisfaction that the diplo-
matte rupture between this country and Brazil
has been terminated by a formal reconciliation
Of the two governments. Her Majesty has ac-
credited an envoy in special mission to the Bra
lillian Court, and the Emperor of Brazil has
received this minister 1T III interview in which
expressions Of amity and satisfaction were in
terehanged The customary relations, there
fore, between friendly States have now been
renewed, and Brazil and England stand once
more on good terms with each other 1t
would be neither timely nor polite to revive
the history Of the past quarrel, or to venture
upon balance OF the wrongs endured and the
claims preferred Partly by arbitration, and
partly by means less satisfactory, these differ
ences have been adjusted, and if we, in the
last resort, appealed to the right of the strong
est, we have now accepted corresponding OBJ
legation in being the first to propose reconcil-
iaton and friendship.
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TIIE. NEW ERA. NOVEMBER 23. 1865,

"Your own precious self Edda. Yol
dnow that l love you. Yes, love is too
feeble word to express my feelings
worship, adore SoA',
!; "Qh, Edgar--Edgar howean YOU"
- ~, And yet MyA.Yin y standing there re,
hand ne had seized and pressed passion
ately to his lips.
!" I will give you another throne to
wOrshipat before another sun sets, sir!'
cried a voice choked with passion, as a
man stepped from the shadow of q
column close blythe fuse wiieand faith
less husband.
!" Heaven, my husband" cried Mrs.
Winser, in a low scream.
eyes, your husband. As for you, sir
take that ~
And stunning blow in the face stag
gcred Mr., Talbot half way across the
piazza.
" My address is on that card. | shall
expect to hear from YOU said Mr.. Win
ser, as he tossed his card III the face of
Talbot, and left the spot.
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The cruiser Shenandoah, which, notwith-
standing the close of the American war, had
been committing great ravages upon shipping
chiefly IN the Northern Seas, and among wha-
lers, arrived in the Mersey on the 9th inst, and
surrendered to II. NJ s. Donegal Capt. Wad-
dell, the commander Of the Shenandoah, states
that the last vessel he spoke was the Barracou-
Ia, from Liverpool to San Francisco, from
which he learned that the South WAS really
and truly defeated. On this he at once slowed
away his guns and ammunition in the hold.
and steered for Liverpool, stopping at no other
port.
On arriving near the port he took pilot on
board, and finding the news of the defeat Of
the Confederacy confirmed beyond all doubt.
he desired him to take the Shenandoah along
side man-ofwar, ifthere was one in the river
The ex-cruiser was in consequence placed along
side the Donegal, and crew from that vessel
placed in charge Of her. some customs officers
also being in charge with them.
The President has appointed Gen. John A.
Logan, Of Illinois, Minister to the Republic o
Mexico.
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CHAPTERIU.

A sunny morning, with just breeze
enough TO rustic ihe leaves on the trees,
and to bear IN p'5 7f7i,aesof the summer
flowers through the pleasant avenues of
the groves which borders Saratoga Lake.
Birds fill the mellow air with music, and
the transparent wavelets of the lake
dance like melted silver globules in the
sunlight.
X scene too beautiful to be MARRIED
but there on the banks of that lake, on
measured ground, with the weapons of
death in their hands, With looks Of
hatred darkening their faces, stand the
merchant Lemuel Winser, and the libcr
tine, Edgar Talbot.
Their seconds are al their posts, and
the two men only wait the word to raise
weapons which will bear death perhaps
to one or both Of them.
At that instant, through an opening
IN the trees, the .iuttering of dress is
seen-a female is hurrying toward the
spot.
Quick-the wora=-the word. NUT
tered Winser, in Il hoarse tone. for he
saw who was coming.
/" Ready, gentlemen, ready 2' cried
the second who had Won the word
" Ready - was the response from
both tlenlen. s
!" Fire! one, tWe, three.a
TWO reports, both almost at the same
moment, rung on tie air, and III the
same instant = wild Shrek came from
the Hips OF q pale WeffaH Who WAS rush
ing to the scene.
One minute Ninser stood erect. press
ing his hand 80 his breast, tiIen, .iust rs
his wife reached the SPOT, nc fell back
ward tn the Garth. lis 0S.es speaking the
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conduct different from all this. WI
the public arbritrament will be. unon
full and fair presentation of this wbo,
Subject tnothing excluded from vio,,,
and no facts distorted-l have not co
moment permitted myself to doubt.
EDMUND PENDI.Erov
Nov, Is. 1860.
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CHAPTER IL.

Only two weeks later, the music of a
full band was filling the air with har-
mony at the "Clarendon," the most
ultra of fashionable hotels. The ball
room was filled with magnificently
dressed guests, and the piazzas with
those who, tired If the dance, or par
lor conversation, sought opportunity for
filtration, or real love-making, else
where.
At one end Of a piazza, where the
light shone most family, dressed in the
richest style stood Mrs. Edda Winser.
She was not alone. A gentleman, whose
dress was elegantly fashionable, and
and whose air and general appearance
was that of thorough man Of the
world, stood by her side.
- Edda, you look superbly tonight
positively angelica said this person,
twisting the ends Of his coal-bIack NOUS
tache with fingers, upon one Of which
shone a costly diamond.
"Flattery, Mr.. Talbot flattery! You
should keep such speeches for your
WIFE,"
"My wife? why do you bring her up
always when ! say anything to you.
She IS off flirting with Major Bates, but
she gives me no trouble. l wish he
would elope with her and leave me to
Go the same thing with the only woman
on earth whom ever saw that was
worth dying for"
Worth dying for? what woman can
that be:o'
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SARA TUG.f.
4 Tale Of FASH ,unbie Life.
CHAPTER L..
Ri NED BUNTLIN (. s

III Az II /.
| must 90 to Saratoga it will be cru.
city in you to keep me from there this
summer
Sweet, pouting lips, and very melo-
dious voice had Mrs. Edda Winser, who
uttered the above words, addressing her
husband, Il merchant, about forty wears
of age, at least twice as old as herself.
He was slipping his coffee at the break
fast-table, she presiding at the urn in her
lovely morning robe, which could not
conceal loose as it was, the eleganceof her
exquisite figure. Its rose-leaf color har-
monized, too, exceedingly we'll, with
her delicatecomplexion and fine features.
Saratoga costs money, my dear!''
said he sententiously. "And money is
has been nearly killed by the war. II
you go there, you must dress elegantly,
you must wear jewels, you must 90 into
many eXtravagances which you know
that | cannot afford. Besides, you know
that cannot leave my business toatteni
YOU
:. can go with Cousin Edgar Talbot
said Mrs. Winser, her pout in no way
iessened.
- Edgar Talbot is rather too fast a
man for All escort to a young married
woman, and his wife is
Mot such a fool as to be possessed of
the meanest passion that ever entefed a
human breast, icalously.' said the
young wife, while her eyes Of dark
hazel flashed with an angry fire.
g am not Jealous Of YOU. F,dda.n said
Mr.. Winser, grayely, "but do not like
Mr.. Talbot, nor do | consider him Il
proper associate for YOU"
Gle is in good society. rich. respect
able and well connected.s said Mrs.
Winser.
YES, that is rue: bat would rather
be poor. than to be rich, as he is. thro' a
fraudulent hankruptcy. have not
money enough to defrav the expense of
q trip IL Saratoga" said Mr.. Ainset,
positively.
Il vii not trouble you for money.
hive saved enough! from household ex=
pe1lses. and from Your presents. when
yoa loved me more than you do nov. 10
carry me- through the few weeks which
Nish & spead there said aes. y m
ser. quietly, but with tone f5il1 a posi-
tIy6s= ~ his own.
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Earl Russell, as Prime Minister of England,
was formally installed into Office by the Queen,
on the Sd ins.
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Whene' er noble deed is wrought.
Whene er is spoken noble though
Our hearts in glad surprise.
To higher levels rise.
The tidal wave of deeper souls
Into our Utmost being rolls,
And lifts US unawares
Ont of all meaner cares.
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Pure Influences.

ny HENRY W. Losonnrsw =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14

eiuem rurben bic rOtSuber" unb ir onberu fleiuere Qufts
lptele otfaeftbrt. Den anbern Eae CAB Der .Nursras
DfulttSSerein," beltebenb aus 1912 WfSnneru, elm
ausSejettnetes CONCERT in Der GpcGszS ale. gbenbs
maren IN ben owei 5auptr QpfaIen Ban. Ieroniaunaen.
D'e G99 S0rbrr@0r 3. Il. 9. 81. M., bate babel bic
Sale.
|opfeno eteler Gage tpaten naturliG he 8ecaniioungsr
Gptale %tberiillt. YIN @amfus pulbe nod elm 9rsber
@eall', Don meiUetl ans man has Sanae @ebiet Der
r9icncsiter farm & 3cpn aIicciaticn" aterie6sn taun
nto mel9er bon SerrR 8uulnaer er6aut tsurbe, einge-
Ws!yl, %onnta9S CAB Der 4nrn=Sereiu zines feiner 9<
H'uIpuo!en Srau5den, bel peIGeu1 60 1ebr fibeI bersin9.
E8te lett III Der 9Gn5en Union, 70 bebt fb aud bier Der
GnrHteretn fart; IT sdbIt 800 Ottslieter unb ebenio
Plie S0iltr uno bat itb l1on LANCE benz
aHgei4lole1. Gr ScbSrt gum Beairt Pbilabelpbia.
Anger rea SerGnt8urgeu ipirb ater AUD bier Der Stunt
nho ~Gt5teprr9 Der Ginte Uiel 8prI6ub 9~eleiftet; 10 bat
caS Ntre trriunl per @eIeniGGft felt einiseu Olonaien
e'ne N'nitti1ule erri@tet; in b~erieben erbalten 16 edit
ler, / Ter in "a YlaBs uuo Gtrei6 &. 9nltrumenten
~freten llnterri9t, nnS wenu bieielbeu lopeit ocr9e<
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Zen Elm 90rpS bon Is. 20 Wtann 5u bileen. Dieie Wief
tRooe, bic Dtuiif inter bic Su0enb Az briu9en, mare aud
na9apnIun8srertb ftr 9rSBere St6ste unb BriratsSnfit9
tute.
Os Aroetten IN nniersr I~niiebluus rebmen in leoer
T'Htun9 etnen erFreuli6eu Gprti&ritt; 10 ar6eiten bic
Serre1 Serrn1rn & 2Nr9 in ibrem @ebiet an Der @tisn~
ba4H, Tel9e bic &anloen & atlantic @cmpasnie NIT benz
Depot fer G8g Sorfcr & Ner=Dprt Steambpat Scmp.
%oerblnaen I0I nnb es lit 3u ertuarten, toB mir balb nit
New=D IT i'll titetter 8erbinpuns ftnb. auG an BEN
nenen Prrjette eincs OentiGen SnSaliten uub Wailen'
bauitS ipiro til6ti9 ~gear6eitet unb eS WGre cine hlblte
@npfebiung fir bic Deuti@eu, menu tieies SorRaben 3n
Stonce fdns.
Iu9 @'oIitif ipirb bier ~setrieben unO jebenfaGs 1T re
intsrelI inter. ais in Baltimore, mo- man it@ ni8t einn'al
bic D!dbe niulut, ibcraI @eSeu>@anbicuten autsHfteuer'
JSet ben fiP6inhrine1t HuuntN- W nrtinntioupn fMr bic 0SS
i~es3ebung lift biefelbe Don betten Barteien aut plelt9e
Siir9er 9efaGen uuo Sag Sarbor @its wirb in Der ndd'
fen GeietsebunS BON einem 9euti&en repraIentirt lem
BOD Wet9er tpirb es iein ? - Dieie Graee ipirS apar
eat entiGieben perben, aber b~err!utben fam man i1on
iper 9emd9lt werbeu tpirb. Oas County st Gestes 9dbr
II Wtaipritat fur ba8 repubIitanii3e 2idet, basu erpars
tet man oIlein bon @sg 6arbor @itp 500 3ui6tos IL.
bon ben @anbibaten lift aud Der republ. her b%eitbtefte.
81 1T faFer taHm elm 3weifeI, boS oieier ertpdblt werben
nisb. u. st.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14

Die Sreunpe bes @taatssS etretar Seporbs
eeben gu, Dap CT Die brittlde &e9ierun9 iiber
Bic Nblidten Der Senians 1T Senntnib 9elebt
babe unp re9tfertigen biel en Sdritt papurd,
bab England Uni ere &eeierun9 audi BON Dem
ct. &lbans=B antrarb ,np onpern Grpepitips
men ron CANADA aus benadrt6ti9t babe.
Clamp S er9ucn, rer beriiGti9te Cue
rila lit bon elmer Milttarepmmillipn oerur-
tbetlt wprben, am 20, SIT. eebdn9t gu merpen.
Gbman Span9ler, Der betanntli6 nc
gen an9ebliAer Gbeilnobme AT Der Grmpr-
pun9 2incOln'S 5u le6Sjabri9em @efan9nib in
Drp Sprtu9aS Serurtbeilt murbe, bat aus
Sort Seferiun bal elblt cinen Srief eelArieben
NORM CT baS pOrtise Qeben unp 3reibsn i6iI-
bert unp feline l1nlGulp pcrli6ert, po CT Uni BIZ
&bli@ten 8COtb's ni6t geruBt babe. Del
Srtef 1flie6t nit Den @prten: rSpptb er-
iu6te MID, lein Yferp su balteu, mas I'd
that; er peripraA pafIr mir elm b0blAes pra'
Ieut st MAIDEN, mas er e~benfalls that - nant-
lt1 6 Sabre in DRY SprtusaS."
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~2itcr0rilG)e Nnti,e,..

Stunpen Der Mnba9t. 3ipeite as
tDsilut9, 9ieferun9 "a unO IS. pbilnpel@
pbia Bel s. Subler, go. 202 NOre 4. Straee.
9lep gprf bet %. Stable.
Der beut19e GtbgenpIe, rebt'
0trt Don Carl Blinp. 2crbpt BET Irilbner q
So. glp. so Naternpfer gtop.
gBir baben 1don pteber6plt duf bteI e 3ett'
Ibrilt oufnerfiam 9emaGt unb empftblen le
alien Treunben beS Sprt1brttts unb elmer &C.
ote9enen politilAen Qtteratur aufs 8ete. DaS
lebte 6eft entbdlt etne e1UnDer6 interelante
Ibbanplun9 iiber bic StrfaIun9 nnb bic
0ytupreAte be5 en9liI9en 8plfes. Die 6efte
erlAetnen ale 5tpet Mtonate unO fclten idbrlt6
fir amerifnntlAe Nbpnnenten einen Dol
lat in Sob.
Sublcrtptipnen tperben 9e9en GinIenbun9
BON $1.5O pur6 Die Office be6 vg8eder" Re,
lprgt.
SolepG NeIIel unb bic BON bet eng
liIAen Jte9tsrun9 fit ben erlten @rincer pe5
SAraubenprppelers au89eIartebene 9rdntie.
6eraua9e9eben pom NOrpumeritantl4 den Nelel<
Committee.
Die utS Yprltegenbe Oentl@rift entbdlt auf
90 Setten eire Hare QuSeinanbsr1 ebun9 Dts
GerOienltee, Der QtnlpriiAe uno Der l9ntdbli'
den Be6atoluta pes 1858 ser fprbenen So
iepb NeiIel, be5 wtrflt6en Grfinpers Der
OampfIhrau6t unD ibrer Nnpenpun9 bei Der
SGiffa1rt.
Nu6 Dem 9omp9let 9ebt berpor, DnG 3te6tI
ldpn i'm Sa9r 1927 Elm Yatent fir feline Gr-
inpun9 ppn Der 6ltret6iIAen Ne9ierung er
btelt uno DAP erlt etra 3ebn Sabre Ipdz
ter Die nGmlt6e Grftnbung in Gn9lanp patent
ttrt purOe. 6erner ptro bocumentaril9 Be-
pteeit, Dap li4 Ne6el 1853 na9 benz prei8=
atSlhrttben fir bic g%r1inpung (eS tparen BON
Der engl. 9te9ierun9 10000 Yfunb Sterling
au5geesD nm Den 4reiS betparb, baB aber
feline Qaptere unterpridt unb bic 10000 Qfp.
inter filnf Beperber pertbetlt tpurben, su De-
men li6 md, Elm leGSter, Namens Smtt6 9e.
leIlte. Qllle Dteie 8ewerber baben ieop6 LANCE
na9 Ne1Iel lire ~prGtenpirte GrTnpune (pte elm
9~eipifer Sauer Dem 9telIel ab9eltOblen batte)
an paS Ga9e8liAt 9ebra@t unD ba1Ir 1854
ODER 90 bic an9e9ebene Summe srbalten.
SIT Die OarI~ tellung rt6tig, moran mir ntdt
3%tpetfeln, 70 lit benz Serltorbenen NeIel bos
9r0Bte llnreAt gel6e6en unb mir miilien Dem
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