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Stewart. the New York Milhonaire.

The recent scandaFabout A. T. Stewart,
Of New Y ork, has revealed some facts about
his wealth. He is the owner of more real
estate and property than Astor. He owns
nearly ali of Bleecker street from Broadway
to Sullivan street. Then he owns the
Metropolitan hotel, which he bought of the
Van Renssellaers for $780, ,OOo From this
he receives 800, 900 year as rent, and he
would have no difficulty in selling 1t 70:
$1,Ooo,ooo to-day. His uptown store oc-
cupies the most of block. and his removal
thither sent all the property in the vicinity
up at bound to almost double its previous
price Down town, his wholesale store is
a 81 900. 600 property. At the cornerssS
Fifth avenue and Thirty-fourth strse
building marble residence
vie in exterior beautysa2
ments anNpLX
Il is of w tabundAntly ornament
fmns, capitals and carved work. :
ana The stairWays alone are estimated to
COST some $4,000
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To A Maid of Fashion

MAID Of Fashion, ere we part, ~ =
Hear me own how fair thou az Z
Hear me now the truth confefS
/ love thee for thy taste in dn 9
Beautiful from top to toe,
Zoe mon sas agapo!
By those stays so tightly laced;
By that big buckle at the waist,
BY the long skirt unconfned
That bangles in the dirt behind;
By thy corsage cut SO low,
Zoe mOu sas agaPo!
By the back hair thou hast got,
Pack'd up like porter's knot;
BY those frizz'd out, frizzy curls,
Envy of less hirsute girls;
BY thy bonnet strings hinge bow,
Zoe mou sas agapO
By thine earrings, chains and ''charns;s
By the bracelets on thine arms,
BY thy boots with monster heels;
BY the veil, tlat half coneeals
The rouge that on thy cheeks doth glow.
Zoe mou sas agapo!
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HE APPEAL OF MANY WoMEN.

! = UEFTcERs OF THE PREs4PENT-s HOUSE
HoLD-Mr. Spaulding has a bill authoriz-
ing the President to appoint the officers of
his household. AS the President is en-
titled to a secretary, assistant secretary and
steward, and is compelled, in order to get
through with the labor pressing daily upon
the Department to employ additional clerks,
Mr.. Spaulding's bill provides for a secre-
tary, at salary eff $1,000. This sum is
intended to commando thoroughly al le and
competent man, who will relieve the Presi-
dent of much of his present official labors.
An assistant secretary, at a salary eff So,
600: a steward, salary $4,000, who shall
give bond for the safekeeping of the house
hold property, &C., and four clerks at a
salary of 8 800 each. There is labor for
all this force.
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and for which we find no Lethe. But for
this, the wise policy which you have other
wise adopted, would serve to still the tur-
bulent tide of bitter strife that ebbs with
great ftful waves; but for tAis. grateful
nation would hail Johnson as the heaven
given clue through the laE a inthine maze ;
of discord.
You believe that the prisoner has sinned;
but oh that he has suffered, the dreary
agony of mind for long months, bear wit
ness
o, it was hard, hard for US to bear, in
those first weary days, the crushing knowl-
edge of the failure of hopes, which, If false,
were all in all to Us; but begirt by the stoug
sympathy of human love, with face turned
to face, and heart TO heart, we sought and
gathered from each other small portions of
the solace our bursting hearts SO wildly
claimed But he who, through storm and
sunshine, had been with US, he who bore in
his breast the torturing disappointment of
a great soul defeated in the one concentrat-
ed purpose, which if aorong, was unSelfsh.
he was alone, midst foes and strangers,
desolate There is no despotism like men
tai, and whether he has suffered under this
sufficiently to expiate his crime God
knows best.
"There is no darkness like the cloud OF mind"
o, President johnson. lift this gigantic
shadow from the brow of Peace, and let it
cease to overshadow the deeds of mercy
for which many bless you. From every
freside, in every cot, village, town and city
IN the Southland, assends prayers to God
that He may soften the heart of the one
who has it in his poaoer to release from cap
tivity the one who was our ruler, and that
he may be restored to the ''loved ones,' for
whom the world holds no beaut and life, no
JOY while he is captive. o, even now, in
the infancy of the New Year, grant our
prayer and spare him? Would we could
write upon this paper oue-half of the burn
ing desires for his release that fill the bos-
oms of Southern " omen, or a record of the
tears that daily fall for his lonely lot.
Be merciful Cast from you the un-
worthy thoughts that war against your ma
ture-aI that was left of the angel in our
fall Then in the last day this deed viii
greet you; and then, when all life's ambi-
tions are over, you will find it all glorious
and beautiful-the charity that "coyereth
a multitude of sins" Release the prisoner,
and the recording angel will write it in the
Book of the Lamb that has promised to re
ward the merciful with like mercy. Wash
your hands of this mans blood, whether in
wearing captivity or the reekiDg gibbet.
and assert the manhood Of ohe in the Crea-
tor, r,s.;spage. Do this, and surely the burst
Z grateful thanksgiving that will rise from
thousands will reward you, and the prayers
for Gods blessing upon Andrew Johnson
may not fall unheeded at the feet of the
!. Blessed One, who has said, "Inasmuch as
wye did it unto the least of these, ye did it
unto me-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-02-16

THE population of the City of Mexico is
now $50, 1000.
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AIabama Corresnondence.

DEAR LUTHER:-One year ago 1 was
confined in prison at Camp Chase, Ohio.
During my stay there I had the mournful
privilege of witnessing the death of many
of our brave and noble men. One, fair
haired boy of nineteen years, stricken with
that fatal disease, Pneumonia, particularly
enlisted my sympathy.
He suffered long and intensely, but en-
dured it with that calm resignation a soldier
knows so well how to assume. One cold 4,
snowy night, was summoned to his bed
side; and while the cold, damp dew of death
glistened upon his marble forehead, he
talked to me of his home and loved ones
far away in the fowery South. And then
he talked of another home, and of other
loved ones who had passed before him into
that beautiful land where wars and pris-
ons are unknown"
Thus, while his whole countenance was
lit up with an un earthly light, and his calm
blue eye shone with heavenly radiance. he
whispered loving message for each of
the dear ones at home and calmly pass
ed away into the "Spirit-land."
Never since that time have l contempla-
ted death, without being carried in thought,
back to that gloomy prison house. In i'm
agination, hear the low, plaintive voice Of
dear LEE. again, and see his angel smile as
the disenthralled soul gladly plumes its
golden pinions and enters upon its heaven
bound journey. Thank Gos aapy of olsF
own loved .onssazsho. die
saarqzsP Parapets, are
nov ss-s4g Anthems Of glory in the Heav-
enly Land.
The following lines I have written in
memory of dear LEE. Please give them a
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-02-16

A San Francisco editor says that when
he thinks of Ireland's woes his heart goes
''pity Pat"
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ERnIT TREESI
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 20 tho frm Of Winste9d &
n Bro, either by ncte or account. ear settle i'y
calling at tie seeee OF Rutledge q Reed, Do 50
tuirn oaig-el- 81 Ike eisirns wiz bs put into tho
hsnds OF an cncer. Jan 6-4t
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enlv Land

enIy Land.
The following lines I have written in
memory of dear LEE. Please give them a
place in your columns if considered worthy:
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01

containing SO per cent of Phosphate of Lime.
And 4O5 " :. Ammonia:
1t should he borne in mind that the PHOS-
PLATE Of III NlI, in this article being OBJ
tanned exclusively from RAW BONES An"
a TRUE BIRD tNO there is 20 POR-
TION oj 1t INOpER ATlEE as in the case
al >LI2EH-pllDSPuATf,S made from MIN.
'.RAL GUANOS, but being entirely SOLU-
81. l.. in the SOIL continues to IMPARf it,
FfRTIIlXING QUALITIES to the CROPS
FOR YEARS.
The remarkable surces, which has attan-
aed its use in NJ MARli.AND ID and PARTS OF
VIRGINIA Is a sufficient GU ARANTl to
induce thnS" VIII, have not tried it to do so.
The GRAIN CROP in this State where
this FERTILIZER has been applied is sup
posed t. have been INCREASED FROM
% TO so PER CEN'F. bv its use. While
for TOBACCO and GRASS LANDS lis sue
cess has been equally decided
The price II Baltimore i, uniform with the
manufacturers Factory Price.
GEORGE DCGDALE,
Manufacturers Agent
los Smiths Wharf
Baltimore, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01

With ..ntIacids and carminativcs to strength 4
~ the stomacl. and nervous system. 1t i a
ccuan r-mcls lor Dyspepsia, or lpdI%cstion,
Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Aerld'ty oi
the Stor-ach t'latuency and Debility. II Is
not alcoholic. therefore particularly suited Tor
" eak, Nerv AIS and Dvspectic persons. For
sale by all Druggist, every where at 81 per
bottle.
Feb. LIST, .8GG-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01
ST. MA2Y's GAZETTE
Isr ruBLiIuED ENEhY ruUR.DAYBY
JAMES 3. DOWNS,

TsKxs or SUB-c RirTioS So 90 per annum
10 be ped within SIX months. No subscrPtion
will be received for II shorter period than six
months, and prper to be discontinued until
all arreara.es are p,ld except at the option of
he publisher.
tTkRN, or ADyERTisINc.--I3 rts per square for
ihe first insertion, md 80 cts for every suhse-
auent insertion. E'.htlines or Iess constitute
a souars If the number of insertions be not
marked on the advertisement, 1t wall be pub-
1i.hed urtA forbid and charged accordingly.
liberal deduction made to those who advertise
BY the year.
Communications af = nersonat character WI
be charged, Al the same rate, ns -dvertrIng.
OUitunrrea over ten Ines in.lsn 9Th will be chnrg
cd At the rate nf 80 cents per square.
All communications for publication must be
aecor1pani-d with the real name Of the author,
or no attention. wt be paid t0 them. The rea!
name Of the author wlil not be publ shed, uninas
deared, hut cannot consent 70 InHert Com
munIcatIons unless we know the writer.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01
RICHARD l.. MArRr.
Colonel, &c.

TnANKFULSEss. The hat WAS pnsscd
around III certain congregation for the
purpose of taking up a collection. Aftsr
1t had made the circuit Of the church. it
was handed to the minister, who, BY the
way, had exchanged pulpits with the reg
ular preacher. and We found not penny
IN it. lie inverted the hat over the pull
pit cushion and shook it, that its cmpti-
ness might be known, then raising his
eyes toward the ceiling, he exclaimed
with great fcryor Il thank God that
| got back my hat from this congrega-
tlon,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01
LETTER FROM MEXICO
MEX1Co, November lth, 1St

Ny DEAR SIR: ! remember meeting
YOU in the street in Richmond, and tha
you asked me to write to You after | hac
looked around in Mexico. and let yor
know canddly the result of my obserya
tions and my opinions upon affairs here
from poor Confederate" point Of view.
[ gladly seize the present opportunity t,
do 80, the more particularly because hop,
that my views. IS here expressed NAV.
through you bo .ss-minated among many
of my dear friends in old Virginia, and
that they may be induced seriously to think
over the idea of emigratiug and coming
here
The great difficulty with many is how
t. raise the money to get here. That
stone has been removed out Of the path OF
every one by the Imperial Decree of Sep
tember 9th, for the Government will pay
your passage. But you may say, what
am | To do when II get there - ] an
swer, anything fou choose, almost =
True, you viii not make your fortune in 4
week, but you will make expenses until
YOU can look around and settle yourself
There are many Confedcrates here. and
al ~ them have or can get occupation If
they want it In the first place. there
are some ten or fifteen millions Of acres
offered 10 colonists by various lanIholders
here Al various rates, the least advantage
Gus of which are as much land as YOU viii
tkk--the colenist furnishes the labo I'll e
holler everything else-will lend you pro-
visions til YOU make your own. AMI viii
turash seed. stock farming lmplenouts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01

In the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's Coxn-
y,stting as Court OF Equity.
No l 8 N..Equity.
RY virtue of authority vested in me a.
- Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County. 10y the Code Of Public Ganeral
Laws" OF this State it is hereby ordered that
the -eport cf James Downs, Trustee in this
case. be ratified and confirmed, unless causa
10 the contrary be shown or before the
third Monday of June next provided a
copy Of tins order be inserted in the Saint
Marv's Gh,cte once a week for three success
sivc weeks previous, to ths third Monday
Of May next.
The report states the land sold for $50
JNO A CAVALIER, C'k
True copv-Test:
JNO. 4. CAVALIER, Clk.
Feb. Sth, l6G5-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01

In the Circuit Cour, Tor Sain, M.rys Coun-
". sitting as Court Of Equity.
No 52s Equity,
RY virtue of authority vested in me, as
81 Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County, by the Code o{ Public General
Laws Of this State it is hereby ordered that
ihe report Of Robert Ford, Trustee, in this
ease, hc ratified and confirmed. unless cause
to the contrary DE shown on or before
the third Monday Of June next; provided
! copy OF this order be inserted III { he St Ma
rvs GAZ9rTF. once n week :r three successive
weeks, puor 10 the third Monday Of May
next.
The report states that the land sold for
twenty-alue hundred dollars.
;iNO. 4. CAMALIER. ClI
True copy-reSt
JNO. y. CAVALIER, Crk.
Feb. sth lS66-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01

An Exchange says, "It is better to Iowa
person you oanDot marry, than to marry
person YOU cannot love This n short
text for long sermon, which humsn cx-
pericnce will continue to preach until tho
last syllsble Of recorded time
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01

THr wuoAs who rushed to- soldiers
arm, has teen sen, 10 prison for hs Tin,
sorerRmcns ProYcrr: in her possession
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01
STRANGE, BUT TRU +

Every Young Ia ly anl g"nfleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their ADVANTAGE hv return mail free "t
char2ol bv addrceNug the un !cr<lgned.-=
Tn ,sc havins 'c,r. nf being hunt ugged vii
ollise bv not no,i.ing this card Al others
will please address their oh' Gent .c-vant,
TUOS. +. CHAPMAN
S3l Bro,dwar, Ne" York.
Fob. Sth, lsc6-lvr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01

Colds. EIoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Chronic Coughs, CONSUMPTION Bronchitis
and Group. Being prepared from Honey and
Herbs it IS healing, saftcnirg, and expccto-
rating, and particularly suitable for all atfec-
tons Of the Thron. and Lungs. For sale by
Druggists everywhere.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-01
NOTICE.

"IfE undersigned wishes to inform the
4 citizens "t Icouarltown and vlclEitv.
that he has rent-d room la the NaShinSt On
~ Hotel. for the purpose Of repairing
EA WATCHES, CLOCKS ) and JEW Eli
EA1 RY.
lie will keep constantly on hand an assort-
ed stock Of new WATCHES which he VII
sell lower than Washington ar Baltimore ,pr1-
crs-.,nd will warrant them all 10 be Sood
time pieces.
Ilc desires liberal share OF the patronag"
of The community. and p}cdgrS4 himself L"
give entire &ati,iacliou ~ to work and price
Th,s. WISHING tn have wark donc IN his line
will do we'll to givc him Il call.
MILES w S'IO ELI.
Matchmaker & Jcwcl!cr.
Dec 7th, lSG5-tf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
Eae Bcbcinnig.

pclbee ZEN BON uns bsribteten fd,redlis
ben Woro, Der in Lester Samffaa Nad,t
,u Slmitsao, nabe Gleapelano periibt
wuroe, umfbleicrts, 1T wsniaffens tbeil,
meiie oeliiftet poroen. Wan bat nam.
lid Die eeibe Der permibten Srau Col.
pin in fbrs6lit ,u9eribtetem 3uffanbe
unter cinem 9olsbaufen in Der Ndbe bes
6auies perifedt poresfunoen. Der Rosf
mar gang auf Die rebte Seite umaeorebt.
oer linfs 4rm gang auseerenft, Die Ius
9cn parett often uno farr biideno. bic
obern SABINE itanoen iiber bic unterlippe
berpor, oas 0aar mar 3er5auff uno ffarr
pon Slut, uno Elm 1rtbieb auf Den .Ropf
bate oieien balb aefpalten, pdbreno ein
Brpeiter Den obern 1beil oes linten S>bres
abseibnitten bate uno tief an Der Seite
oes Eopfes ein9eorun9en mar. Sin Sb=
renting Der Srau mar an Dem blutaes
trdnften 0auptbaar bdnsen aebliebsn,
Den anoern bate man f1on porbsr auf
Gem Subbcben ees 3immers sefunosn,
uno cine Der Srau ebenfa(s 9ebGrenbe
Srobe enteedte man in einem @a fIer.gi.
mer. Der Iusoruf i'm @efibte Der Gr<
moroeten mar unbsfbreiblih fbrsdlid,
uno fie mub einen fbwersn Tooeseampf
9eedmpft babsn. 1.
Der ltmffanb, baB bic eeibe polIifdu.
oie befleioet rpar. beIpeiff. ba6 bic uns
9lndlid)e Srau ermoroet woroen, ebe fie
an isnsm Qbsnb 3u Sstte seeaneen mar.
Sie mar cine bibitbe Srau BON % Sabs
rem. ttano aber in 8ssua anf Guaeno=
bafti9feit nibt i'm bsifsn Hufe. Golpin
mar ibr oritter 8atte. ben fs Dor etma l
Sabr 9ebeirotbet bate. uno oerfeIbe fou
feiner Srau offers Greuloiiatsit porae=
worfen unb ibr fo9ar einmal NIT Dem
Gooe ae0robt babsn. IS 8on Me gonnel,
Dem Soff9dnaer @olpins, unb Dem mutbs
ma bli6en W ORDER ieiner Srau. bat man
nob feline Spur. Sruu Golpin befa5 et=
wa 400 Hbalsr In barren @elce, uno
arb oleies fcpobl wie ibre &teioer, De.
rem iie einise rett fb6ne beia6, fino fort.
Sbr 9atte uno oehen @amerao Riller.
Elm 9anaoisr. befinpen iib nod in jfrens
ger 6aft. Der Woro III elmer Der aes
bslmniBuolifen uro fnrbtbar(fen, Die
ie in Sbo psrdbt tpurben, uno errsat
alIentbaIben bic unesbsuerfe GntrGi.
una.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10

fbdfti9uneen, Rrie9seefeB, &rieesae.
ri6t uno Die Iufbebun9 oes 5absas Cor.
PUG Hebtes in 3eiten oes Srieoens Der
offenlliben Sreibeit eefdbrlib. unperz
trd8lib NIT ben perf0nliden Rebten Der
Burger, Dem 8enius unb @eiff unferer
freien Snifitutionen enteeeen, uno fir
unfere nationalen Sdffsquellen erfb6pf=
emo iino, uno besbalb nidt fanetionirt
ODER erlaubt iperbtn folIten. auBer in Sat.
len tpirflider Notbwenoiefeit Ger Ibz
iblasuns feinoliden 0neriffs ober sur
unterbrddun9 bon 1ufitano uuo &etets
lion, uno
Da bic politit Der Reeieruns Der s..
StaateE pom Infan9 Der Snfyrreftion
bic 3u oeren Sturje uno enoliber rnterr
orddun9 i'm Ginflan9 nit oen bierin
aus9efprobenen u. auseefibrten @runo=
idesn eepefen 1T. 70 perfiinoe unb erfl6=
re SD. Inoretp Sobnfcn. preiioent Der
8ereini9ten Staaten biermit, ba6 Die
Sniurreftion, rpelbe bisbcr in ben Staas
ten pon Seoreien, Sioz@arolina, Ncro=
Sarolina. Sireinien, Scnnefee, Waba=
ma, eouifona, Irfanfas, Wiliilippi uno
Slorioa beffano, 3u gnoe 1T, unb prn nun
an als 70 ju betradten 1T.
Sehcn 3ur l1rfunbe babe ib bierunten
nsine eiaenbdnoiee ltnteribrift 9efeet,
uno oas Siesel Der 8ereinieten Staaten
anbeftea laben.
@efbeben 3u @aihin9ton am 2. Ipr.
i'm Sabre oes 6errn 1866 uno Der unob:
bdn9iefeit Der Sereini9ten Staaten i'm
90. SABRE.
1nererp Jebnfen. prsfbGnt.
@. 8. Sewarb, Staatsleer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
die Bill in Setrsf Der 1usslsibunS
Der 3ountire.

So(9ences it bic BON Senator Bilfcn
einse ebradts Bin in 8esiebuns auf Die
Gus9leihun9 uno na6trd9libe 8ejabls
une BON Sounties
Section 1. DAP ietem Sotbaten, ber
pdbreno oes leeten 8ebe(lionstlieees in
oeu Sereinieten Staaten 1rmeen aeoient
bat uno Der ebrenbaft entlaben fpuroe,
ODER entlaben miro, nit 1usnabme Der
unten fol9enoen QbjG9e s uno Elm orittel
Sbaler per Wonat fir ieoen Wonat oes
9eleiifeten Oienffes be3ablt fperoen folIen.
Section 2. DAP bel Der Serebnuna
oes Setra9es Der ourd biefes 8efes 3u
bcsoblenoen Bounty ein Qb3u9 eemabt
weroen foa fiir a qe 3ablunaen
Der Don ben 8ereinieten Staaren 9eee.
bencn ooer 3u 9ebenoen Sounties, 70 bab
in feinem Sau ir9eno Elm Solbat cine
9roBere Sountp erbalten fol- ale 8 uno
Elm oritttl Sbaler fir iebeu Dienifmonat,
unS our6aus Feline Bounty fca ireeno eis
mem Soloaten beSablt ne.oen, Der pom
0ienffe oefertirt 1T. ober ireenb einem
Soloaten, Der 3ur 3eit feines @intritts
elm &rie9s9efaneener mar, nod ireenb eli
mem Soloaten. Der auf fein ei9nes @e=
lud bin entla lien tpuroe. ouber 3u Dem
3pede, cine SefOroerune ODER Inffels
lung in Der Qrmee ODER Slotte an5uneb=
men, ODER auf I'm fuben BON @ltern, 8orz
minoern coer anbern perfonen auf rem
9runo Der Wlineeridbrisfsit entla fen
lpuroe.
Section 8. Dap irsenb elm Solcat,
Der feline lssten Gntlofunespapiere pers
tauibt. pertauft, dbertrasen ooer meese=
llsben bat, ooer aud nur Elm She'll 6es
2Sertbes oerielben, nibt berebtiat fein
lou, lr9eno cine ourb oieIes @efeb be-
itlmmte Bounty 3u erbatten uno ebe ei.
ne 3ablun9 an ir9eno einen Solcaten aez
mabt peroen fol-, 70 fo0 pon ibm elm Gio
ooer cine affirmation perlan9t perben,
Dap weocr fsin gntlafunesfbein nod elm
Sbeil oes Wertbes befeIben pertauf fbt,
oerfauftl dbertra9en ODER tpeeeeIieben
rpcroen 1T.
Section 4. Dab bel ge3abluna Der
Sountp, rpie bierourb perfdet miro, es
ole pfllbt ces 8enerals 3ablmeiifers fein
lou, untcr ben our6 Den 6rieasminitfer
ocr9eibriebenen Heaeln bic Hebnunaen
'eoes fest lsbenoen Soloaten 3u unterfu=
den unc nab' Ribtiabefinoune biefelben
einem 1ffiffens S6a smeiffer, 8ereinios
ten Staaten 3ablmeiffer, peniion= Qeens
ten &C., rpie es Der &riees Winiifer be-
itimmt, 5ur Iussleidune an ben Setrefs
fenoen uberfpiefen !; uno fou Der Gmz
pfdn9er ourb 3euenib stpeier perant=
wortli6er perfonen. rpobnbaft in oemiets
ben @anntp oosr Diifrift, als Der aur
Spuntp berebtiete Soloat auspeiien uno
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