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LIST OF LETTERS,
DEMAINING UNCALLED FOR AT THE
IL Post-Ofiice i'll Raleigh, N. c., Aug Z, 1866
Alsbrook Joseph Aycock, Mrs Sarah [2)
Brown, BrHnscomb, Arthur
Baker, Bacon,
Barringer, John Baker, Mrs
Bradley, john G Barber, Miss Emily
Brown, )
Corks, William Carroll, AR
Conn, David Caldwell, WA
Carroll, John Clarke, s
Davis, Rutord
Ellen, Il II
Faucet, Mrs EN-
Giles, Henry NJ (a) Gatar, Mrs
Grice, Geo w GRAY, Miss Emma
Hayes, William Haywood, Miss Maria
Harris, John w Hill, Mrs Laura
Hardy, Maria
Jordan, Jones, f o
johnson, Jumes Jones, Mrs Amanda
Kinston, L
Louchcn, Geo Louge, Ann
Linton, s L Laws. VIM
Mi HH's' 5rJww Many, cha nn0'n"S
Pool, WI
Rhodes, John Fl Rogers Avis
Smith, l. Stanly, Mrs Sally
Spencer, Reuben Snallwood, Mrs Jane
Tinny, Taylor, Mrs
Williams, John White, Miss Mary
Williams, Miss Anne Walker, Winnie
Persons calling any of the above Letters,
will please say they are "advertised."
Raleigh, Aug. z, 1866. Cot
DEAL ESTATE FOR GOODS.
FOR SALE, A DESIRABLE, CoMMoDIoUs
and healthy residence, in town, with about
Twenty Acres of Land
attached Dwelling, 43x34 feet; first floor
feet from grounG-two stories, IL and IL feet
between floors, containing eight neat and we'll
finished rooms, with closet and fireplace for
each-twO Halls, rock basement, with three fire
places-front and rear high pitched double piaz-
necessary o6thOuSes. The residence fronts the
Railroad and the centre of the towns literally
supplied with thrifty shade and fruit trees has
a well of good water; is very healthy, and near u
delightful and healthy residence with sufficient
land for making support for u family, a OPP
portunity is here Offered.
Money being scarce, only one sixth of the price
will be required in cash, the balance in
Dry Goods, Groceries,, and Drugs
For further particulars, apply to
EDITORS "STANDARD."
July 81 1866 57-6t
i INSANE ASYLUM OF N. C.
Insape Asylum of North-CarOlina,
for articles furnished prior to 10th of March, |
1866, are requested to present the same in per- |
son to the Board of Supervisors, at the COVER |
NoR's Office, on
Saturday, 18th August,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. So 49,. ~ p
By order of the Board: /
w E. ANDERSON,
Secretary
Raleigh, July 81, 1906 5T-twtd
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Standard Office, Raleigh, N. c.,

Standard Office, Raleigh, N. c.,
July 10, 1866.
i BIBLIOPOLISTS, AND OTHERS :
A BOUND FILE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
CHRONICLE, published at Phi adelphia, 1867,
RIVINGTON'S NETWORK GAZETTEER, pub
lishcd in New-Y ork, 1878, I774, ITS, and 1776,
and other rare old Revolutionary and Colonial
papers, published in New-York and elsewhere,
has been deposited at this Office for sale.
These papers contain the news, POLITICAL mill
tary domestic and foreign OF those days, together
with original communications from prose writer's
and poetical contributors.
The proceedings of the Continental Congress,
which adopted the Declaration of Independence,
and the proceedings of State Legislatures, Con-
ventions, &c, are all given as they occurred at
that time.
This is q most rare and valuable file. Persons
desiring to purchase can call and examine it, or
if they live at distance, address us by letter on
the subject.
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WHO WANTS A PIANO!
Tor SALE /!

For sAIE'
1000 BARRELS WHITE FLINT CORN,
1000 n. c. Gut behring's,
$50 Family Roe Herrings, Tin barrels
and half-barrels,)
1000 pounds N. C. cured Bacon
Apply to NJ MCMAHON,
une 2--tf. Halifax. n. c.
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46.36S,537


This vast territory would furnish an am
pie homestead for every negro in the South;
and if it were all in one body it would be
desirable to appropriate it all to that class.
There is an abundance of public land in the
Western Territories for the white people to
settle, in lots of 1G0 acres, and it were we'll
to have the two races much separated as
possible, since it seems there can he no peace
between them. But after the first day of
January next there will he no further re-
straint upon the whites, and with more am
pie means and intelligence they will probab-
ly appropriate the greater part Of these lands.
The negroes are too poor TO set up as indie
pendent tilaerS of the soil. To do so they
must have the means of building houses, of
buying agricultural implements, cattle, &c,
and necessaries for the first year. This CAPT
tai not one in hundred will be able to raise.
and the result will he that the homcsteads
offered them by Congress will be of no ser
vice, for the present, at LEAST Washington
Chronicle
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Schools, &c.

CtEN. LANES SCHOOL FOR BoYs,
O CONCORD,eN. c.
THE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
Will commence
Monday, september 8, 1885,
The Principal will be assisted by y Graduate
OF the University OF Virginia
For Circular, apply to
JAMES H. LANE, A. M.
Principal.
Concord, July 81, 1866. Slim
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E. Murray & Co.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
James T. Murray & Co.,
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED ADOPT THIS METH
/ Cd of informing their friends and CUSTOM
ers, that from this date, July I'd, the style Of
the firm will be
e. MURRAY & CO.,
in this City, and
JAMES T. MURRAY & co...
in the City of New YprlEs
Our long experience in this City, and.thasof.
James T. Murray
for some time in the City of New York, will cna.
able us, confidently believe, to serve the In
terests of our customers, as well as any other
house; and we respectfully solicit a coptinUanee
of the patronage heretofore so literally bestowed
upon us =; promising that, at all times, onr best
efforts shall be used in behalf of our customers.
All shipments made to ouF, house, In New.
York, will be insured from point of shipment,
ly through by our house in this City; and no
charges will be made for forwarding, except
those actually paid out.
We have ample warehouse room for produce.
Our Office in this City is at our old .staud,
North Water Street.
E. MURRAY,
JAMES T. MURRAY.
WILMINGTON, N c., July IS, 1885, 52-1ma
sY- Wadesboro' Argus, Wilson North Caror.
lfnian, North Carolina Standard, and SentipeL .
Charlotte Democrat, Fayetteville News, Sumter.
News, Marion Star, Tarboro' Southerner, COPY.
once a week for one month, and send bills to- the
Journal Office Immediately. So
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
=. d. Ham and the New Era.

The Editor OF tie Fort Smith New Era
of the 9Th. inst, takes t greatly to Heart
that the citizens of Van Buren, did not
show a "patlic disaprobatioa of the outrage
committed upon f. ID. Ham," by some incon-
sideratc person in posting up notice on the
Court House door, warning him to leave town
to escape Coat of Tar and Feathers" 1t
was question with lis for some time wheth-
cr we should take any notice of the matter,
and so little Importance was attached to it by
the Judge Caldwell that he did not even
refer to It In his Court, Notwithstanding
Ham was 40 anxious to be made martyr of;
and a strong effort was made by the loyal
or radical" hangcrs-On of the Court for that
purpose. And all the talk among the truly
loyal during the day the notice was found
was "cOme TO the Court House and hear the
Judge give the citizens Of Van Raren thor
ough castigation for their disloyalty and dis
respect of the Court and its officers" But the
Judge like sensible gentleman-that he is
saw at once that the course advocated by the
notice, did not reflect the sentiments or dis
position Of the people of this city.
We, ourselves, regretted the occurrence for
it was giving too much Importance to this
man Ham. We know the rottenness of his
whole composition, and if ever man deserv-
ed the full extent of the law it is this same
fellow. There is history connected with
Ham, and his course here during the war,
that with very slight invitation we
will lay before our readers; our inclina-
tions to do so are good.
"Loyalty" in Arkansas must be very low
down when il is represented by such men as
now hold out to be the Head Centre of all
" true loyalty" He'll, we think will be full of
such "loyal subjects"
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
To the Voters of Arkansas.

| At the solicitation of numerous friends IN
different parts of the state, who have assured
me of the most encouraging prospects OF sue
cess. Announce myself as candidate Tor the
office of STATE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AC-
COUNsT.
The most of You knew me before the war,
| at least by reputation; and l have only to
say of myself since that time. that during the
late struggle | was connected with the Army
of the Confederate Cause-serving,with tidel-
| ity from the beginning to the bitter end,
aud since the war have been practlcing law in
| the city of Camden. But honestly and sin-
cerely abiding the issues of the war, now
claim to be true and loyal subject of the
government under which lve-and ever eX-
| pect to remain such.
am i'm favor ola general amnesty, not only
with respect to political offences; but also
and more particularly in regard to our own
domestic party strifcs and feuds. Having no
personally political or partizan purposes to
| serve or subserve. am willing to forget the
| past. and looking only 10 the future, will CO.
operate with all good men in honest, faithful
endeavors to promote the growth, happiness
and prosperity of our dear old State.
1t being entirely beyond my power to per-
sonally canvass the larger portion Ofthe State
! | shall rely mainly upon the assistance of q
numerous circle of friends and acquaintances
throughout the State to present my claims to
the consideration Of the people. trusting that
they, and especially those who were my COM
rades and fellow-sutferers in the late war will
give me u generous. liberal and hearty sup
port Very Respectfully.
TIiOS. c. PEEK
| CAMDEN. Ark, MAY 2l, 1866. f
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
AN ORDNANCE

To preret butchering in the city Of Van Bure1
DE it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the city Of Van Barren, That Section
~, of Chapter 10, Of the Ordinance of this
City. be and the same is hereby repealed, and
the following substituted. ID
Sec. 20, That hereafter no person or persons
will be permitted to slaughter any kind of
animals within the limits of this city, or keep
up any Butcher House or Pen for the purpose
of slaughtering any animals: Procided, That
no person is by his Ordinance precluded from
killing animals within their own enclosure
for their own family use. ... I'd.
And any person or persons violating the
provisions OF this Ordinance, shall, on convic-
tion thereof before any of the City Justices,
be fined in any sum not less than ten dollars,
nor more than twenty-five dollars. This or
dinance to be in force from and after its pass
age. ID. DICKSON, Mayor.
q. w. NEwLAND, Recorder.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

MARROW EsCAPE.-We are informed that
U. S. Deputy Marshal Dabbs had narrow
escape from death. 1t seems that he had star
ted up from Ozark with three deserters from
the Sd Regulars, supposing them to be unarm-
ed. When about a mile this side of Frog
Bayou, two of them drew from their bosoms
each a revolver and before he was aware COM
menced shooting at him. The Deputy, seeing
the tight place he was in. put spurs to his
horse, and escaped with the loss Of his hat
only. Parties living near, hearing the reports
went to the scene Of operations, but nothing
was to be found but the hat which had two
bullet holes in 1t, one in the rim passing
through to the crown. The Marshal certain
ly had q narrow escape.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

eB" Our City Fathers deserve the thanks of
the public generally and the travelling COM
milnity particularly, for the fine road made
"up the hill" on the Fayetteville road. This
hili-road, by reason Of the wear and tear of
army trains and heavy rains, had become al
most impossible. Being within the corporate
limits the authorities took hold Of the matter
and under the supervision of that indefatiga-
BILE old standby" GEORGE GROSS, our efflc-
lent City Constable, the road has been made
an excellent one, and speaks well for the en-
terprise of the City Fathers. Work is still
going on on the streets, and the Board OF
Health" are making rihe-pits and throwing
up embankments to make defense agains,
that old grim warrior Cholera" and we pre-
dict his entire discontinue.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

e1B" Brick Pomeroy, of the Lacrosse Demo-
cyui talks as follows about Parson Brown
low:
Parson Brownlow says he would not 90
heaven with the Democratic party. Very true.
The old whelpis too far on the road to hell
in fact he is SO near there that the little devils
have stopped sitting birthstone to look out of
the window as they see him coming down the
home stretch--neck and neck with Ben. But
Ter and Thad Stevens"
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

cE- j. D. BUTLER. of the PantdWapA, the
largest and best paper in the State will ac-
cept our thanks for late telegraphic dispatch
es- Unfortunately the Hall arrived here In
the night and carried them by to Ft. Smith.
and we received them too late for our last is
sIp
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

c5S" BY the Proclamation Of the Governor
we see that two Supreme Judges are to be
elected in the places of Judges Yonley and
Baxter who have resigned. What has become
of "old leather-brceches ~ Does he still
hold on?
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

BILL ARp.-The sayings and doings of Bill
Arp are now published in Book form, by the
Editor of the Metropolitan Record, j. MuL-
LAZY. Esq., New York. Single copies $3.50
and Sl,75. 1t contains correct likeness of
the author,
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

eB- Contracts for carrying the mail from
Van Buren, to Little Rock three times week
has been ordered to commence the first of
july, a
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

t1S"Gen. w. II. CABELL has removed his store
TO the one recently occupied by II. G. Hay
man, Garrison Avenue, TT. Smith.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

cT- j. ID. WALKER and l.. GREGG, Esqrs.,
Of Fayetteville, have been in town for few
days past. They leave on the Hall this NOR
ming for Little Rock. ..
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

eB ALEXANDER MCDONALD, Esq. having
resigned the Presidency of the First Nation-
al Bank, TT. Smith, the Directors at q recent
meeting elected II. +. MCKEE. President, and
THOMAS LANIGAN, Vice-President
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

@" Letters from Washington. Of the date
of May 2Sth inform us that orders have gone
ont to remove the Fort Smith Garrison to
Webbers Falls.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

eE" We are indebted to JosErH MOGRIDGE
Esq, of TT. Smith, who passed up on the
Ozark, for continued favOrs.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

ET" Maj. john II. FELLOWS, of Camden, is
called upon to become candidate for Con-
grcss in the I'd District. We should be pleas
cd to have the Major run and elected.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

c8" Maj. THos. c. PEEK and JAS r. BERRY
are the candidates for State Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts at the coming August election.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

sy The Little Rock PaRtopaph recon-
mends Judge ROSE and COMPTON, as persons
suitable to be elected to the Supreme Court
Bench. Hol.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

teE Gold In New York, Oh the 9TH sold at
81 4Gls. 1t is stated that S55,OO0,00O in 5-2Os
will be returned so this country from Germa-
ny this month.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

MEETING OF THE IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY.
AT a well-attended meeting of the "Arkan-
sas Immigrant Aid Society,"" held at Little
Rock. on Tuesday evening, 9TH inst. Col. r.
>. l. White, Secretary of State, presiding
JAS ,. POLLOCK, acting as Secretary, the
unanimously elected members of the Society
Hon. David Walker, Col. Il. M. Gunter. Dr
James Stevenson. Maj II. c. Botefilhr. d. D.
Stark. f. j. Harrison, and Mr.. J. Smith. all OF
Fayetteville; Col. w. Patterson, Judge Mar
tin, Thos, lIouglI, ESQ., and Thomas +. Irwin,
ESQ., of Woodruff county; Adolph Deutle-
moser and J. j. Pingle, Esqs. of Little Rock
Hon. VIM. Bycrs. of Batesvillc; ID. C. Will
iams, Esq. of Van Buren,. and Joseph Mo-
ridge, Of Fort Smith.--Dtspatch.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12

STATE OF MISSOURI, 60
county of Gasconade.
In the G~asconade County Court,
February term 1866.
J. W. RooK, Adm.
of the estate Of Order Of Sale.
P. Fl. COLLIER decd.
Now at this day comes J. w. Rock, admi-
nistrator Of Preston II Collier deceased,
and proves to the court, that the order OF
publication, made upon his reatlon at the
November term 1866, has been published
according to law, and moves 70. an order
of sale, Pursuant to said petition and no.
tice, and no one appearing and showing
cause To the contrary, IS ordered, that
the said j. w. Rock, do on the third
Tuesday Of May next, at the front door
of the courthouse II G3scOnade county
and during tn session Of the county court,
between the hours OF 9 o'clock In the fore
noon and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon Oflhat
dav, expose to sale al public vendue or
| ontcry, the following real estate in the
petition Of said administrator described,
TO wit:
The S part of the Sc quarter ofthe Sc or
of Sect. S, and the North half of the SW
quarter, and the South half Of the NV Or,
and the SW Or OF the NE or, and the W
part Of the NV or Of the Sc Qr Of section
Is, and the NE or Of section II, and the
South half OF the SW Or OF Section Is, all
in Township 40, Range ., and SITUATE IN
said county.
and sell the same or 50 much thereof rs
may be sufficient to pay the debts Of said
estate, on terms to be made known at the
time and place ot sale. FIRST having had
sad real estate APPRAISED and said sale
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12
9,t b%erfaufeu.

Sic Undergraduate ipunltt 'fre III tef e0'PoS
ration Ter Staet ssrmam l'sS fnssn SI'He' Ho'
.cu elmer ,um 5bsil nit traabarsn @efeH ha' ss'-
,rslten Otltlumsn Ger teltsn "no 'slnps" SUt""
fsrlan;ttiQis s,stn gaarssls gu "srtaaT'n. &s~'
@eris RsNi,
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O,dct Of VuEhcatlon.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court,
March term 1856.

In the OaSCOldue CIICuIt Souit,
March term 1856.
lanes NJ. MING, Plaintiff
JOHN NJ. SCANTLIN, DEITY
NV at this day comes the plaintiff by
h;S attorneys, and it appearing to the sa-
.iaeant;nn Of the courr, that the defendant
Iabn ar Scsntlin cannot be summoned IN
80 oction. it IS ordered by the court, thar
nnhI,cation be made, notifying him, thai
n acton has been commenced aSalns'
him in the Circuit Court OF Gasconade
| county in the State OF Missouri, the Cd
;oct and general nature OF which Is, to s.,
o.;da q Deed heretofore made to the saId
49, N Scantlin, for the Sc quarter OF
SSW nrarter and the NE quarter OF OF sly
onorfer Of Section 10, Township 40, Range
West containing so acres, and Tor othe'
or,ror Telief: and unless he 10 AM appear
=, H. paxt term of this court, TO be h1lden
~ 10 courthouse in Hermann, IN tht
oo,ntv of Gasconade IN the State OF MIS-
Sonri on tee 22d day of October 1866, ant
an or before the third day thereof, Ill IN
+nrm shall so long continue, and IL not
tbon before the end of the term, an
nIood answer or demur to plaintiffs petl
tioD the same will be taken rs contessc
and judgement rendered against him.. l
;s further ordered, that a copy hereof D
nnhiished in the Hernanner Volksbiatt,
newspaper published in the county Of Id h
: conade, for four weeks successiVeIy' "a
los, insertion to be at least four weeks De
fore the commencement OIL the neAI Teri
4 Of this court.
. A true copy Nh C,o.,
- Auest J.. y, NuAA 9I,G
Gale & Hundhausep, Attorneys IoF i'h'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12
Suri f1uie.

SmrIf3m'e.
Sir 7urui snl, ire !s,mlnn 3nrnYtreiN5 mir
om y(itmua rn 80 Iat wieesr nO1"'t.
rs wnptn 5Gs jsge in Ntltr Hcn man El'
et!,,tn S1tren anas"rE"ltn'
Ser mon.tl.ts @e tag 1T sttr SsHt:, int 9orS
aus ptlar.
81 etul,r Emr en,h Glt ri, GrrnanSsr rEr
qtttr ttl Zen llnls,stIGn.t:n ar3HmelfFN.
FUR Iytus. Orruuna Nnr ltltliafe &'tTaH'n
prt iur Scr! uiunO rya u"'aIIen w12Fs"P /"
l(,tuna,n irQ tsttns ssirrat rsrrsn.
gt al,e,tu @tu!tr t%ennsn, icSAls 'iNs As'
unutntr sa,stl yy,Hanten, linen 3N8Ii"GSs'T'l"
tilttn. .
Der suyuY,rsiu ssr'n1' rur1 titIss linieT"'t-
men elm. m.itntlits prds III sr eyi'et"n9 Ter
li,fa,n Srssnr aus,uIiHt" NM tFfn,t IfFo%!'
oui cine ~I.tsrals unis'itpBur1 rss Su.''tun'f,
2iner , ElunasuNiat Sfg gI'tr" w"es" 'f'' a"''
9snpmmen. ,r
sgm. 0sTtItcit
G2rcacy ). 3. 9.
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Now at this day comes the said admins
traitor and presents to the court his petit
aln, praying for the sale Of the real estate
# said deceased, or 20 much thereof, as shall
)e sufficient to pay and satisfy the debls due
oy said estate and yet unpaid for want OF
efficient assets, accompanied by the nc.
cunts. lists, inventories and atfidavitc, as
ov law required. On examination whereof
it is ordered, that all persons Interested IN
IL IoAnnrnl hn.otEG
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-06
Die 1lnruben in NVsenpbfs.

Sn elmer Belt tuie bic seeentuarti9e,
- lagt Die ,Wempbis Oailb 8oft," elm
Iopales 8Iatt, - ipo Die 0fTentli9e
Sttmmun9 in einen 3ultan6 ber bod
iten 9lufresuns ourd bie sefriseu unO
Oorseitrigen Greisniie berlest tuor6en
lit, baIten mir es fir Die 9Tidt Der
Breiie, bieie Nufresung gu bei6uidti<
gen, ni9t aber Del in Sas Seuer gu sies
Ben. gBir iin6 baran, Die Sbatla6eu
sltiaumen;uitelen, ipetBe- auf Die 8ors
faGe Der ;uei Sdredensta9e 8eaug bas
ben unO idon iest erl6eint uas Der
8orfau bon Slenitas 9lben6 in einem
gang anoereu 2idt, als tpie er bur9 Die
tabtiideu 3eitrlusen bon seiteru Nfor<
gen barseiteIIt miro. Gin bOaig sIaube
tpirbiser Serr beua6ridtist uns, onB
0tecorber Creighton linn seIast bat, ct
iei bei'm 9e9iuu Der 8ubeit0ruusen sez
seniudrtis setueien. gr bemertte in
SIo @Mempbis einen Saufeu gfeser,
bic fi9 ofenbar I'M 3uitan6 9roBer guf@
regung befan6en, unb beorberte Stuei
8oIiaei>@anner, binsussben, um iie
gum &useinanberseben aufsuforbern.
9us Die 8oIi;iiten bieiem Sefebl nad>
tamen, begann Der 3ufanmenitoB. @er
ben eriten SduB abgefeuert bat, tann
glieManb iasen.
Sie brutale unb rIdf9tsloie Nrt
unb gBeife, nit tueIder uniere 8oliaeis
9eualt bic Sfeger gu bebaaoeln pfe9t,
bic iie gu berbafttn baben, ift bereits
Idnsit elm 9lersernib fiir Seben setpcien,
Der Selesenbeit bate, bieielbe aa bes
nerfen. Gubise, einiiAtsooIIe Gednner
baben 6ielen llmltaub NIT Surdt be-
tra9tet, benn es mar befannt, baB cine
bebeutenoe 9lnaabI farbiger SoIoaten
aussen,uItert unb uuter Die gaeserbeb0l<
terlmg Der Staot ;eritreut tucrSen tpiir<
ben. Dieie Gol6ateu fino in ben 8af<
fen geiibt un6 baben babur@ elm b0bes
res SeIbfbertrauen eetuonnen, als man
es 9etu0bnli6 BEL ibres @Iei9en fin6et.
Daber Die Beiorsnib, baB iie @etuaIt
sesen @epatt sebrauden iuiirben. Sie
grei9Hife beitatieeu, mas man bsfiir5.
tet bate.
/ gs lit eiteI uhb ielbit uabrbeitstui6s :
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