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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
cR1mns AND cAsuALr1rs.

A mob of the Copperhead rufflans Of
Georgetown, melted by bad whisky and a
diabolical spirit of enmity to the negro, on
Wednesday night combined in an unpro-
voked and brutal assault on a number of the
Freedmen of Washington, driving them
from their homes, sacking their houses, and
indulging in various other riotous demon.
strations Firearms were used during the
melee, but no casualties have thus far been
reported. The inference is natural that to
the success OF the Rebels at the recent mu-
nicipal election and the Presidents late
speech may be attributed the disgraceiul
demonstration on the unoffending blacks
which have been made under the shadow
Of the Capital since the veto of the Freed
mems bill.
Miss Lucy shipley of Jersey City wa,
fatally burned on Wednesday night. Hei
dress took fire from the stove, and in hei
agitation she overturned kerosene lamp
enveloping herself in flames. Her body wa
burned nearly to crisp
Three men entered the dwelling of Mitol
Whipple, a wealthy old farmer living in Riga
Monroe county, N. Y u, on Wednesday night
and robbed him of $685. 900 in bonds ant
stocks.
The Bank of Lima n. Y, was broker
open On Tuesday night, but the burglars onl,
raised $f70.
Fifty-four workmen lost their lives by tn
burning Of building in Cronstadt recently
There were three doors to the building, bu
only one was unlocked, and this opened in
ward. The unfortunate men, pressing for
ward in crowds, kept it closed, and it had a
length to be broken down, but tifty-four mel
had already perished.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Homer Stull die,
at the residence of her husband, in Roches
ter, very suddenly. She had been readin
aloud to her husband, and becoming tired
lay down on couch while he read in hi
turn. She seemed to be interested, and d
not drop asleep, as he had expected her to dc
At length he proposed to retire to bed, an
as he was making the necessary preparation
heard something in her respiration whic
alarmed him. He raised her in his arm:
when she calculated in faint voice. "Yo
can do me no good, " and Immediately e,
pired. Heart disease was the suppose
cause.
In Adams, Massachusetts, on Thursda,
Mrs Elizabeth Powers attempted to rescu
her young child from the railroad track Will
the train was advancing, and both mothC
and child were instantly killed. She was
widow, and leaves eight orphans.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
GENERAL NEWS.

A meeting called 10 sustain the reeonstruc-
tion policy of Congress was held in the Front
Street Thcater, Baltimore, on Thursday
evening, where Lincoln and johnson were
nominated The spacious building was
densely packed, and great enthusiasm was
manifested. Senators Cresswell of Mary
land, Trumbull of Illinois, and Nye of Ne
vada, and Representatives Mckee of Ken
lucky; and f. Thomas and ]. L. Thomas of
Maryland, and others, spoke. Senator
Trumbull reviewed the recent speech of
Secretary Seward at New York. >
Last week the ice gave way in the creek
at Oil City, Pa, sweeping away derricks, en-
gine houses, workshops, bridges, etc. The
water in the lower part of the town was
from to 10 feet deep A steamer was torn
loose from its moorings and broken to pieces.
The destruction of property was very great.
One man was drowned.
The Rev. DR.. Bacon of New Haven testi-
fies that Gen. Terry told him recently that
if his troops were materially reduced he
should be obliged to remove his headquarters
from Richmond to Fortress Monroe. In
other words, Major General of the United
States does not think himself safe in Rich.
mond without an army to back him. Yel
the President thinks Virginia ought to be
instantly admitted into Congress. AS Gen
Terry is on the spot, it strikes us he is likely
to be judge of the matter.
The offices of the Union Banner and
Watchman, at Salisbury, N. c., were de
stroyed by fire on Sunday night, with SIN
other buildings.
By keeping steadily drunk for one year,
in Missouri, you can be divorced without
fail. Isn't this premium on drunkenness
The Minnesota Legislature voted down q
resolution endorsing President Johnson's
policy, passed one endorsing the action oi
Congress, and adjourned on the Cd.
The Wisconsin Legislature passed series
of resolutions endorsing the action of Con
gress, and adjourned on the I'd, 90 to 49,
Gen. Pope has issued an order detailing q
plan for the safety OF travellers crossing the
plains.
VIM. A. Browning, formerly Private Sec
retary to President johnson, and lately ap
pointed Secretary of Legation to Mexico
died on Friday in Washington.
The Captain General of Cuba has received
orders to send five thousand troops to join
the Spanish Pacific squadron.
Ell Paso advices of the 27th of January
via San Francisco, say that the French arc
still confined to chihuahua. The Liberals
are preparing an expedition to the interior
The President has signed the bill detailing
vessel to assist in laying the Russian tele
prnnE cnhln
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
ooNcREssIoNAL SUMMARY.

FRIDAY, MARCH 2.
In the United States Senate, on Friday,
Mr.. Nesmith, introduced petition from the
officers of the Pacific Squadron asking for
an increase of pay Mr.. Sumner presented
the petition of leading authors and pub
fishers of the country, asking for an inter
national copyright law between the United
States and Great Britain, which was referred
to the Committee to inquire into and report
upon the expediency of passing law calling
a National Convention to consider amend
ments to the Constitution, which was order
ed to be printed. The bill to grant lands in
aid of the construction of railroad from
Springfield, Missouri, to the Pacific, was
passed. Mr.. Sumner presented the petition
of John A. Andrew and others asking for a
change in the mode of electing the President
of the United States, so as to abolish the
Electoral College system and elect by the
popular vote The House concurrent reso.
luton, refusing to admit TO seats the Senators
and Representativesfrom the southern States
until Congress shall declare such States en-.
titled TO representation was then taken up,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
MAINE.

ResolCed, That this Legislature cordially
approve and endorse the action of the Sena.
tors of this State in voting to pass the Freed
mems Bureau bill, Notwithstanding the Presi-
dents veto, as being in accordance with the
sentiments of their constituents, and the
principles upon the support of which alone
this Government can be sustained.
Resolced, That in the Union majority Of
Congress this Legislature recognizes a noble
array of tried defenders of the principles of
constitutional liberty, and reposes with con
dence in their wisdom and patriotism for the
settlement of the questions appropriately
pertaining to the legislative department of
the Government.
In the House of Representatives, February
cath, 1866: Read and passed.
JAMES NJ. STONE, Speaker.
In Senate, February Gath, 1866. Read and
passed. WIN. Writ VIRGIN, Pres't.
February gath, 1866: Approved.
SAMUEL CoNY, Governor,
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, MARCH 2.-The Minnesota Le-
gislature adjourned to-day.
A resolution sustaining the action of Con
gress on the Freedmen's Bureau bill was
adopted, and resolution favoring the policy
of President johnson was voted down.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Wis, MARCH l.
To The Wiseonsin Delegation in Congress, car,
| If n
tor
The Legislature has Just passed the follow
ing resolutions, which the people of thi
State will sustain
"Resolced By the Senate, (the Assembly
concurring,) That while we remember will
gratitude the noble and devoted patriotism
manifested by President Johnson during tn,
dark days of the rebellion, we should b.
guilty of deceiving him and of misrepresent
ing our constituents if we failed at this tim
to declare that his message vetoing tn
Freedmen's Bureau bill, and its general ton
and spirit, has caused pain and disappont
ment among his true friends and supporter
in our State, and has been hailed with ex
ceeding joy and exultation by every maj
who sympathized with the rebellion, or wh
was cold and Indifferent when treason threat
ened the life of the Republic.
''ResolUed, That we most cordially endors
and approve the action of such of our Sena
tors and Representatives in Congress as full
and consistently supported the Freedmen
Bureau bill, and who have persistently a;
serted the right of Congress to determin
for itself when and in what manner it vii
admit Representatives from States where tn
State governments have been disorganizc
by rebellion; and we earnestly request ther
to firmly resist the admission of Represents
tiyes to Congress from these disorganize
States until peace is fully secured, and unit
the people of such States shall have pos
lively guaranteed equal and exact justice t
all men within their borders"
LUcIUs FAIRcHILD,
Governor of Wisconsin.
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b U CHI U

(From Dispsnsary ofMs Iaiica Siate,l
DIosMA CRENATA. Bucnu LEAVES.
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are gently smulant, With peculiar Tendency 10 tbs
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q i!Ar Incidence, OK Ting dlapho ess. When ,Iean
stances favor this mode Of action.
Iney are given in complaints OF the Urinary Organs
s sueh as travel chronic Caarrh OF the BAdder Nor
nd Irritation of the Bladder and urelhra DSe5ses Of
tue Frostrate- aud Retention or Incontnenee of Upe
en Ss s rors o one 10 me parts concerned in Its
i.i @ iue remedy mas hso been recommended in Dys.
Dropsy. $40
lELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU is used by psr,ops
,n ,ne ases o. 10 TO 70, ard from So 90, or in til
Palms. Bed'weltilg in children,
20, Da. KEYsER is PHYSICIAN of over thirty
cal Cole ia ana gaduaie OF the Jefferson hed-
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value your Duchu for its effect on patients. have
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GEO. IL. REYsER, ND,
August lltb, 1896. ''''''"'s"' FA'
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Corrected by q. Chandler Son.

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L NY's THROUGH LINE
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MARRIED..

THoMPsoN-MoRRIs.-onth the ssd ult.
at the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage in
Chester, Pa, by the Rev. ]. E. Meredith
JAMES HENRY THOMPSON, OF Kent Co,
Delaware, to GEoRaIANNA NORRIS, o.
Chester.
Observation-Disclosures the 23dult.,
at the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Chester, Pa, by the Rev. j. E. Meredith
ALoNzo SIMMONS, to RACHEL. ANN HAM
1LToN, both of Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
THE PRESIDENT AND THE
PEOPLE.
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 2.-In the State
Senate, to-day, resolutions were passed by a
party vote, asking Senator Cowan to resign,
as he does not represent truly the sentiments
of the majority of the people of Pennsyl-
vania.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06

Two sons of Erin were standing by a
hydraulic press, superintended by friend OF
ours, when one called out to tn other, "Jim,
I'd like to put ye under and squeeze the
divil out O. ye," "Would you, indade, my
boy2" was the answer; "squeeze the divil
out o you an there'd be nothing leftp'
"Did you present your account to the de.
fendant?" inquired a lawyer of his client.
81 did, sir. "And what did he say?" ."IIe
told me to go to the devil" "And what did
you do them" "Why, then-I came TO
you"
A young lady recently returned from
boarding school, being asked at table If she
would take some more cabbage, replied
"By no means, madam; astronomical sa.
tiety admonishes me that l have arrived al
the ultimate culinary degtaton consistent
with the code of Esculapius.
Mrs Partington has a friend in the army
Being asked one day what his station was,
she replied, ''For two years he was leften.
ant in the horse marines, and after that he
was promoted to be captain of squad Of
sapheads and minors. "
A woman being enjoined to try the effect
of kindness on her husband, and being told
that it would heap Goals of fire on his head
replied she had tried "boiling water, and il
didn't do bit oil good"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL.

LEAVE PIER No. AZ NORTH RIVER, fot Of Canal
Street, at IL clock the t,t II h. aud 2lst OF
MONTH (gxeept when thuse dsies fall sunday,
ant then the precsdinx sATugDAT) for ASPINWALL,
connecting, via Panama Railway With Of the Com.
p1ny's SteAIn ships from Panama SAN FRANCISCO,
touching at ACAPULCO.
MARCH.
lst e ARIZONA, connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
luth -tIENRY CuAUNCEY, connecting with COLORADO
list NEW YORK connecting with CONSTITUTION
nepHtures of ist aud 2lst connect at Panama With
St aners for SOUTH PACIFIC POR s. Those Of the LIST
totrCh at MANZANILLo.
A discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates
allowed TO second cabin and sleerage passengers with
is,Inilias. Alsu, allowance OF ONE QUARTER on
through cersymen and their ftnes and school
FARE
one Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed eich adult Bag.
ggennsters accompany baggage through and attend 10
ladies' and children without male protectors. Baggage
received the dock the dag before any from ste am
early.
Al experienced surgeon on board Medicine and at.
tendance free.
steamer will be placed the line January ls 1866
70 run from NEW ORLEANS to AspINWALi via IIA-
VANA. ~ 80 $50
For Passage Tickets or further information apply At
the CompanYs ticket Office, on the Wharf FOOT OF Ca
NAL STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK.
lah2-Sm T. W. q. BELLOWS, Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
'I'kLEGRAPHIC "A ID COMMERCIAL
IN S TIT U TIE,
S. W. CORNER OF
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
UP STAIRS,
tEntraneo Oa II ,tree,)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The whole Of the second and fourth stories of Gazers
building has been fitted up aud occupied by Instl-
tute which will open for the winter season.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 9rn 1856,
and ending May st 1900 during which period IL illAbs
NJ to Y NJ, aud from to 5 Il NJ. On MONDAY, TIES.
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY evenings It will be onsn
from to9. Nf
The iervlces OF an accomplished plain and Ornamental
penman have been secured, to teach
pENMANSdIP
In all Its branches lie has no superior aud but m eona
IN this beautiful Art t'"'
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile educa
uon, are such As were before offered to the ph
OF Wilmington consisting of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Banking Exchange, lnsurance, steambosting, Commis
sion aud Joint stock Companys Business, Commercial
Forms and Calculations, ETC, etc.
In the Telegraphing Department every ADVANTAGE
can be had In any Office is afforded persons desrous
learning "
TELEGRAPHING,
one Of the most pleasant and lucrative empoymens
can be pursued The re building and building OF Old
States, the large and constant increase of business
caused demand for OPERATORS that the old method ,f
learning isinadequate 10 supply. VI
TERMS.
Invariably In advance be paid at time of eniran,
discount OF twenty per cont made to ladies' For IN,
ther particulars inqars at the Institute.
H7-Ihe public are invited II visit the Iustitut. an,
examine the various departments anu
Especial attention will he given 10 writing MARRIAGE
CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS, VISITING wPnh1Stn
AND OTHER CARDS, TITLE PAGES, MARKISG lin
-, - - -. 80 -. : ~ oc6-tf
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FINEST WORKMANSHIP.


The Aruel,s to ell at TWO DOLLARS each,
NO MATTER HOW COSTLY IT MAY BE,
consist splendid Hunting Case Gold aud silver Watch.
ss, French Clocks, Rings tet with Diamonds, l'ubes-
tsrsl I,de, Sets Of Jewplty comprising Pms and Bar.
Rings Of the most fashionable aud recherche style God
and Enameed Bracelets studs and Sleeve Buttons Chains
OF all descriptions, dc. 6c silver Ware, extra plaedl
comprising easors, Butter Dish, beautifully chased anu
engraved, Table and loA spoons, Gobte 6e &c Pianos,
heodeons and Sewing Machines, Of the best makers
The price OF each article varying from S!A to EIGHT
HUNDRED dollars.
HOW WE SHALL PROCEED.
We have adopted tho plan OF ssle now 80 popular of
ehsigins uniform pree aud th price will invaria ly
be 50 for each arce regardless OF The expenses
Of conducting our Agency pald by the sale eer-
certificates are sold at Pity CENTS each Or tr S.
and each eerthsAe will show the holder the particular
article he the Is entitled TO payment OF Add-
tonal 80
THE EXPENSES OF FREIGHT AND PACKING
PIANOS on SEWING MAchiNEs WILL BE
PAID BY IHE rAkTlts WHO AXE
ENTITLED 10 THEM.
AGENTS ARE WANTED.
In every part OF the United States and Provinces. and TO
all such very liberal udueon.ns viii be oil d; aud IN
Application circular q lerns will be fJrssfdei We
prser money tont in Post uhite Orders where they can
be obtained, Or by Rank Drafts our order. Ple,ts
wrl your Nams, Town, County And state plainly and
add eis ali ordsrs u De TREY co,
Agents for Mluu.scurris
HUBBELL's BITTEH WINE OF IRON
IL Au exquisite inipr guAtion OF by SPANISH Wine
win u aeuvity Of iel1s Pc uvAn HArk, iucAonA
AlisAya) aud tho most cnergetr " all the Ertugnuus
salts trae Of Magnutc oxide OF itun) II has spir
It'd Ninous havor, very grateful 10 tho fAlaie with ut
ieiruginous or other repusiye tastes, and viii MT dis
color the tee h.
1t hAs marvellous power to excite anguld appetite give
ast to food, improve digestion iuerea,e the strength
steady the circulation aud give frmness and precision
TO ihs acuets OF the nervous system No other so
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mental and physical exerion
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Die weIfd,Fornernte.

gcm WsRsn fommsn bic Btri&te. bab bi,
Ufff&fcrnnnbts biffes Sntr eine iibsr ale Ma6.
ca 8rc6e ffIn iptrt, unb ba6 bic Baurn une1
taten. bab bisfss Trobuft frinsn Uiarft finptr
wirb. SIN potissn Sabre uurbs Wtff6tprn In
stntssn StstIsn bss Otasns. tauptfd&lI@ In So.
ma, ole Brmnmatnial bsnubt ba baiIslbe mstr
I'm usbrfiab mar alS 5ol,. unb bd Der tsbiseu
unsetsuern ernbie pirb balTslbs pptl pifb,r OH
Stslle bes 3ol3es pnletm mffn. Sn @esen.
bm wsl&r bem Narft srSffnet Enb, n bisfes ana,
ntGt 70 tdufs Der Ga1, allsin tntfernt Don Nis.
sslwfsen Del fleinen Bausrn wtlte lid nldt mil
Der 8Iet,u6t befddftisen f5nnen. n bic Gru&t
ron rsnis Wertt, tpinn fif 70 malTtntaft nil
cisfts Satr ss5osen tptrb Gins IN ttbcG fiber
bob bic srcbs WeIf&fornunhts sintn fdtlbarsn
etnfub auf bic totsn Grudtprsi(e unb 9ebfns.
mittsl iibrtaupt ausabsn unb bleieltsn tsbsutsnt
fnfen wrb.
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Sdeuer abaebrannt.

Die Sbeuer pon Willsr 6arra in 6
Grain Saunfbip. eaneaffer @auntp, rpur.
be pori9en Oonnerffa9 Qbenb pom 8lit
aetrcffen uno 9dn3!ih ein9edfbert. Oil
Sbeuer entbielt bic Grnten BON 3ips
Sauereien, 8auerneerdtbs &C.. rpelbe alt
Serff0rt muroen. Der 8erluff miro aui
$4,000 eefbdbt, Dopon ST., 100 Surd
8eriiberun9 9eoedt 1T.
Die Sdeuer BON Dapis @lemion in
Sal3bur9 Gaunfbip, eaneaifer @auntp.
nuroe por eini9en Sa9en AUDI ob9e=
brannt Wan permutbet, bab oas Seuet
oas Werf eines Morobrenners mar, in.
oem oies oas brittemal 1T, oab 9errn
@lemlons Sbeuer ourb bic 6ano einee
Morobrenners 3erffCrt muroe.
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SefentltGe 9Sen6u.

auf DUnnriiass ben 25asn Oetutsr. um IL
utr Wlittass. folen am 5aule Der perRcrtensn
Anna War8arttta Wt&Itna, IN
Nisbr.NIfotb saunf&ip. esHa gaunts, foIsenbs
artitsl alf SfmtIi2r gsnou ssrtauft wsrbm,
namli&,
gtne Sub. elm S&wsih, ttns ansabl 5dtnsr,
Better NIT Bsti1sgsn, cine NH5atl Bstt. ttsbers
sdss. Comforts. 40 garbs Ieinsn Sud. cine an.
satt Sidsle. 8 Osfsn nit 8otr. awd Glide, swei
SGrdnfe, elm Dssf. cine f&5ne Got @runobsren,
,rusi tupfsrns SslId. in GtienfeTtl. Gifmtdfsn.
@arpsts 3dbr. Sldnner. Safer unb ioni NOD
zine erpbs Gnoatt anbesr Mttifel 81 wstlduftis
3u melbtn.
Die esbinsuns.n am gutaufstase aHb Muf.
rpartun8 Don
Gntbonp Weblins, 1bm'cr.
October. 8. 1866. nabg
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@ubitDr'S Mttseiae.

Sn btm WailsnsriGt BON 9eHa &auntp.
Sn BET Sa&e Der 8s@nuns Bon Sonas 6tm.
msrer unb Nattan 5emmerr. Aeminin nratdtsn Der
5intttlansnf&aft fU psrRurbnsr u Mnbreas .
Stmmtrsr, kbtbin bon 6sibsItsrs aaunl&ip.
es6a Gaunis.
tlnb nun S,ptembsr ia. 1866, nnannte bic
Court 9. 8. 6iRtsr, GId.. ais aubitcr, um &C.
baGte 8sGnuns dber3uietsn, tbsnsi nBttig dbtr3u.
itttsln. unb Bsribsiluus 30 ma@sR.
x~A dus ben lirfuneen.
@SS StIsusts @. gB. Gdrtef, Glsrf.
Der obsnttndiite Au6ttot mtrb bsn pi,&tm
isinsr grnennuns abwartsn. auf Mittpp&s ben
30fsn Setobsr. um 9 lltr 8urm!ttass, am Sauie
BON peter Wiaer. In SdsuspilIe, es@a
@auntY, allwo alt Sntsrsiiirte sinsslapsn Fnb
bsisuwobntn.
9. s. &ifler, aubitor.
Ottobsr, 8. 1865. na3m
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Zinc Eaubtbat..

Tdnf berittene Wdnner erfd)ienen am
81 abenoS Dor Dem Stobr BON 8orion uno
Gaiffcn in Cooper Gauntp, 3m6lf Wellen
fdo6fftib BON 8oonpiIe. Orei oerfelben
9inaen in ben Stobr. 3ipan9en cen BARN
beiinoliben gieentbdmer ourd 8orbals
ten pom &euolpern, ibnsn bunoertunos
finfji9 Sbaler in @olo aus3utiefern,
nabmen fir 200 Gbaler. &leiounesffide
uno entfernten iid iooonn. Bdbreno
beS Sortreitens nabmen Die Rduber nob
Elm an cine Senee aebunosnes pfero nit
tfb. Das Gues bewsrfffelIisten fis 70
rubi9 uno aeIbidt, oaB Der cine gisen.
tbdmer oes Gtobte, welber oamt tefbdft.
lot mar, DIE 6irternano oes Stobrs ansus
malen. Die s1nse Sad)s nitt eber 9emabr
puroe, ols bis iie fbon fort marsn.
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pfShIid,er 100.

Mofen Auiif, Elm edmeos; ifarb pf6bs
lid Dor einiaen 1o9en in feinem Roft=
bau6 in Gbicl9o unter Den foleenoen
umItdnoen /: Giner Der &offgdn9tr mar
rcr einiaen 8aaen um Gbalsr beifoblen
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