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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 22-The French
-Minister~had an audience with the Sccfe-.
tary of State, on yestesday; and present.
ed the formal adhesion ofthe French Coy
ernmentto to the principle of non-interycn-
gtion, as explained by the United States.
The French Emperor kindly and cordial
ly replies to ourGe4ernmept,a and engages
to withdraw histroops from Mexico in.
three detatchments, one in November
next, one in May, and one in Noymeber,!
1867.
WASHINGTON, April -23-Our Govern
ment hearing that Austria is raising
troops to operate against Mexico, has in
structed our Minister at Vienna to. inform
that Government that in war waged by
her at this time, under existing circumstan-
ces, the United States could notremain 81
lenter indifferent spectators. Austria has
come upon the ground OF inonsinterven-
tion to .whichswe have invited. France.
In the House, Mr. Wilson, from the Ju-
dietary Committee, reported adversely ON
the Presidents message suggesting a
modification Of the test oath, on the
ground that if it was modified, those
who took part against the Government
would be in the enjoyment of official posi-
items, and treason would not be made odi-
Gus. Mr.. Rogers presented a minority
report, stating that the people of the
South were loyal, and it would be tyran-
ny to exclude them The Committee was
discharged from Che fGrtherconsideration
of the subject. A resolution investing
the President with power to take such
measures AS he, may deem proper to
prevent the introduction of cholera into
the United States was agreed to. The
army bill was discussed.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The President
has filled all the appointments in Virginia
for the Internal Revenue Department
with parties who hare taken the test
oath.
General Sickles has been nominated by
the Senate as Minister to the Hague.
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ANDERSON c. H., March %, 1866.
CIRCULAR NO. l.
I. In obedience to paragraph H., Special Order
No. 90, Headquarters Bureau Refugees, Freed
men and Abandoned Lands, South Carolina, dated
Charleston, S. c.. March 14th, 1866, assume
charge of all mutters pertaining to this Bureau in
Anderson District, South Carolina.
II. All contracts now in existence, or that may
hereafter be made to which freed people are par
ties are required to be presented to this Office for
approval This is not intended to apply to con-
tracts which may have been made and approved by
duly authorized officers of the United States.
III. Refugees and Freedmen not already pro-
vided for should inform this Office Of their wants
w. Matters in dispute in which freed people are
parties, will be referred to this Office.
v. The interests Of the freed people will be par
ticularly looked after in order that their rights may
be secured under the laws. At the same time they
will be required to perform faithfully their duties
to their employers and families.
WILLIAM STONE, Brev't Maj. Vols,
Acting Sub-Assistant Commissioner.
April IL, 1866 49 At
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Editors Commercial: A correspondent
Of your paper, writing from Austin City,
Texas, mentions my name as the agent
of the Freedmen's Bureau at Milledgc-
vile, Ca, "who is the recipent of sump-
tuous dinners )" "careless of the rights of
negroes !" following dead negro to lie
unburied day and night" etc.
have never been an agent of the Bu-
reau. 1t was not my business in Mil
ledgevillc to look after dead negroes. l
was in command of a detachment of
troops at that place during the autumn of
the past year. [ have many friends in
Milledgeville with whom / occasionally
dined. Allow me to add that have been
on duty in all parts of Georgia, during
the past year, and have acted upon the
principle that the war was ended; there
fore, have never, upon frivolous COM
plant of negroes, sent out o squad of sol
diers to drag citizen for many miles to
my quarters. have never secured the
country, seizing every horse and mule L
could find branded gu. S. or &c. S." re-
gardless of the owners title. I have
never taken possession of planters old
shot-guns and little boys hunting rifles,
on the plea that the Governmentrequired
all arms in possession of citizens. have
never furnished local Treasury agents a
military force to steal the cotton ofa pri-
vate citizen. In a word, while striving
to do justice to the blacks, I have not en-
tirely ignored the whites. For three
years / did my humble share in fighting
these people in the swamps of Louisi-
ana-in the cotton and sugar fields on the
Red River-lay many weeks in the hos
pital from Confederate bullets received in
the Shenandoah Valley; but in Georgia
the war was over. Treating the inhabi-
tants courteously, and not going out Of
my way to infict injuries upon them, |
have ever found them ready to accord me
kind and hospitable treatment-no more,
no less. GEO. P. HOWE,
Captain Commanding Post.
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.cHAR1EsToN ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Spring Goods I!
ID r Y G. o o D S.
CHARLESTON HoUs E.,
sToLL, WEBB & CO..
Bancroft's Old Stand.
257 King-S5tt., 5 Doors below Wentworth.

WE I,aye now opened splendid stock of Spring
Goods-Enclish, French and American-whichiare
the desirable styles thcTpar3sets.can afford.
To Planters furnishing the Freedmen, either for
clothing or f5r barter with them, our wholesale
Rooms offer every ihduceihett plantation doodS
in every variety. =
This being busy season with the Planter, and
he not able to visit the city, orders accompanied
with city reference, will meet with prompt atten-
tion.
part of the State.
Our stock consists in part'of 81.
White OsaGbufgs, Striped Oshaburgs, Blue
Denims, Brown Denims, Heavy Brown Shiriings,
Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings, Blcached Shirt
ings, Irish Linens by the piece, Fine Fronting
Linens, Towels s. Towellings, Linen Damasks, all
I9c. per yard, Domestic Gihghams Fine Scotch
Ginghams, Fine French Poplins for Spring, L6hg
Cloths, some as low US 173c., Bleached s. Brown
Skirtings 6a, 81 104, 12l, Plaid Blue Homespuns,
Striped do do, Bleached s. Brown Drills, Maddeos
Head Handkerchiefs, Black French. Broadcloths,
Hosiery & Gloves, Black Net Mits, Plain cold Al
paccas, Spring Silks & Black Silks, Spring Shall
lies & DeLaines Cold Muslins, in every variety,
Fine French Musins, White Goods &Back Goods,
Spring Cassimers, Farmers Brown Linen Ducks,
Farmers Brown & White Drills, Fancy Drills s.
Cratngs, Cottonades & Drills for boys wear, to-
gether with every variety to be found III our line,
which we offer at the lowest cGsh prices ut
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
All Domestic Goods arc sold at very small ad-
vance on agents prices We would respectfully
call the attention of the planters, merchants and
citizens generally of Anderson, Abbeville and
Pickens to our advertisement, and solicit call
from them should they visit the city,
Ali orders promptly attended to.
H. C. SToLL, Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB, sToLL, WEBB s. CO.,
H. C. WALKER, No. 2S7 King-st.,
doors below Wentworth,
Charleston, S. c.
Jan 1S, 1866 81
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BILL YANCEY .

THIS Thoroughbred Stallion will stand the present
season at the following places on the days named
At Anderson C. H. on Tuesday and Wednesday,
10th and llth of April, at E. j. McGee's on Fri
day the 18th; at Storeville on Saturday the 14th
at Bolton on Monday the 10th, and at each stand
every ninth day thereafter.
BILL YANCEY is o beautiful brown horse,
years old, sixteen hands high, almost faultess
FORM and remarkably docile. There is not q de-
feet or bemish about him, while he is possessed of
great substahce and power of endurance. For
pedigree and terms; see handbills Bill Yancey is
undoubtedly thoroughbred, and those interested
may satisfy themselves upon an examination of his
qualities.
April 12, 1866 4s At
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The Board of Health have determin-
ed to remove the cellar population of
New York and Brooklyn to more healthy
abodes, and establish temporary hospitals
in various parts of tho two cities, for use
in case of necessity.
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= Gratitude was fancifnlly said to be
the memory of tho heart; but, alas, for
poor human natures hearts are more than
suspected to. have wondrous short memo
ries.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT =
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Thomas p Elrod, Applicant Us. John Elrod and
others, Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the Heirs of
James Elrod, deceased to wit; austin Elrod,
James Elrod, Samuel Elrod and their two sisters,
Pinkston Elrod Samuel Leonard and wife, Mary
Leonard. Elijah Elrod, Elizabeth Elrod, Malinda
Duncan and Levina Mcconnell, all reside beyond
the limits of this State. 1t is therefore ordered
that they do severally nppear in the Court of Or
dinary for Anderson District at Anderson Court
House on or before the 9Th day of June next, and
object to the sale of the Real Estate of William
Elrod, Sen, deceased or their consent to the same
will be entered of record.
HERBERT HAMMOND, o. a. D.
March 6, 1866. 80 ON
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WATCHES CLOCKS,
AND

MUSICAL WORKS;
RENEWED, repaired and cleaned, and warranted
for twelve months.
5ewelry, and Spectacles repaired in tho most
approved style, at short notice.
Spectacles to suit all ages, from so cents and
upwards -
Also, atlot Of articles usually kept in Jewolry
Stores, by F. c. V. BORSTEL,
No. 4, Brick Range.
April II, 1866 4s
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HONORABLE TEsrIMoNY.-The follow
ing letter, addressed to the Cincinnati
Commercial, speaks for itself, and pro-
nounces the writer just and honorable
officer:
HEADQUARTERS 176rn N, Y. Vols,
Columbus, Ga, March 81, 1866.
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S1rnt lit D%erfaufen.

Der Undergraduate bietet hermit nadirlartn
tslbrirbenst, in Siass County All Ger YariFe gis
enta1n l~ie9snres ipertt.cllss GiasntbuR uAlsr
D liatn Ssrln9unasn sum SsrEaui an:
100 NdFr 9anr l l2 Meile non @bnmois unc
%nln8e'atr 300 garrs pen Ter YaeiFc Giientatn eni-
ferllt. gut nit Soli EeraGisn, nit 4 ME yerlisaea-
lfn Gufu'a, srrtreHlit sssisnst far bic Griru.
9unJ non Sprn, sEei,en @.rht latat unr atse
uCr'9sn 6armprslut.e. Gin gutter iabrsmer gEea
fulrt zen Fem pIaBe mad Sr gijentatr.
0'rnst; 81 Adsr, cine @sls iupnsltia ssa
Goanrts. gut ssmalrst uus reiGlids nit aut,m
8 fsr %Ytreten, nit irubttarem Sop.n. init sor.
Slst'6sr Gage ilr 9Btin unp StR. Tes rarouf
lttbEars 3oli 1T TEN rreiia&sn gtsis wsrst. ZEN
lit ilr rat Vdnr %icrptrs.
6ernrr: Elm 8ctntaus unb rme Gin S,cre 1,
Gklmpis, I'll ter .gaCiM u. q.
&aufhtsaGttr mclen ltt m.lrm tei re. S,r.
a~ua9etEr rtels1 SIntt's. no fs Naksles rriabreu
%.tanen, c:er sci rem Sisenlbumer.
.. 81. Barrett
in GbanOis. s. ass So. .Ge
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administrators NDti3.

Nctis niro hermit ~sesstsn, RAP rs lln:srssit-
nete RE standardization ter Sintsrlaienl6 DAFT itrss
~unldnslt Ssrltcsbenm 3annss, s. s. Saer
ltsrncamsn uup rie %bttreHtnrfn administrations
9ap,ers am 3. WdrS {. s. nrm elsrt err 015@
tcnare County Court erbalten bat.
Ollie ritjeni9en, ip,lte nod an ubiae Sinterlailcns
dat IGulrsn, linp sriuGt, unosr;isIi6 3ahluns su
lsiltsn, uuc ale Gtri rnsn, melte Jrrrelunaen an
tela9ten Natlas tab.n, merrsn bitrmit auf gs'cr,
bert, riSi eltsn setErie trelautist tnnsrtalt zines
Sabrss sOn ptisem Iatum an scrstnet Der lin
tsriei6netsn einsureidsn, ,nr renn irl6e 6crrs,
rungsn Mot jnnertalt rrei S1tren ra6 tell9teml
datum einaersitt nrrrrn, 10 msrpen rfl eltsn rcn
tsrsr ssisS!i4sn Ssretti9un9 ilr INNER auFsf-
l&lcisn.
Margaretta 8aer, Grmr.
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0enu't nur etGolfen bat. Giusm
Bauer, r.m's nitt gan, iuf i'm 9eibe rar, oert'
crrnsts Der Gr;t Elm atia9r mitttI. nJtr ipnna
ras gittsr;al3 tsim ". teialiltn tclsn. tf t.
wstIfsiIr, uno laspn n,tn,t Scr. 70 risi ani ca
Gsmift sints Gutattn sstt. SD rsrne mor9sn
isltsr na&l,tn."
aIs am anrern Sag Der Grftor ,u rem @atien,
ten fam, lab nisisr uuf rem No&!iuaIt, b,tia nix
Elm Gaatt.n u. i5aitt iuyttulias GefaNr.
Stun. 3artiu ME 8stt's? tat's gsmirft? {" {
,Sa, ia, S.u Grttcr, : cat %sspirtt," %tammsrilt
FER IN sIidlias gatitnt, 20 Ssrr Letter, fash'
id nidt l0nSsr aus
ri, glar tin. naE tatt itr ftrn ?"-iro8ts r'r
Gr,t; Scr itaut IA srtarm!i& Orsi'nF
.G[Ys Gin QEuntr2" tsnlls tsr Yfmtir, no
ffe i'd jsst itit "a StunGsn mt tUa'1's HlmH''r
b,runtsr, 10 tsnp it mfrs"
Stun gum Ssntsr, rae TAFT Ctr tenn gsma4t.!
Satt STR rus gtfasrnn8smit:s FL SsnOnm"? Z"
nGruli8, Ireilla ! ga Gu;t, tntt'iR's naF
ni6t sstsau"
uNat itmatt SIR iEr trutmet 3na9 9aEt
Ssr's auf tas @snttt zines GHtarsn atsrc9t IN 2"
.llstl, nptl! Nt Gett, od Gutt, al &tt -
Stun, une wie ridl rar ss rsnn E"
Sin Sanrs spa. ,wsi oeer rrfi itntid."
nNus? IiG SIR Ysrridt? 2" itvis II GaI:rr
UNI ultrat unFlia. las t1in5t ja siru CdNsn
UNI! so itlu Iutatsu E
0g6 Gottm itludsts ras arms SauIsin, utt
bare tsinsn Iutatm set0tt UNI im 8a5sn GOri.
mar tsinsr ouisutrsiten, rur ~ SAFE idrsmn rnd
pulccr in Nan5e atsswrJsn. 9aute .Ss4isn
0rrlttn unr &rruEr."
Stm. Ginsn Otirn battle ts umssaa:, atc
BEN Maltin nod ttlanfssri6,n iTr lisaal. Gtr
@artin nNr srIutIl4 ous9'Fug ! liz in 8an3s'
Ntben.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, thai letters Of
administration have been granted t. the un-
dersigned by the County Court ofGasconado
unity of the estate of SARAH MiNLnvA
BRtNsoN decd, bearing date 18th August
All nersons indebted to said estate, are
bsrebv required to make Immediately pay
ment 10 the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having claims against said estate,
TO present them for allowance properly
authenticated within one year from the
date of said letters, orthey will be p1ecluded
from any benefit of said estate, and II such
claims are not presented within one year
erom the date of said letters, they will. be
forever barred.
J. W. OOK, Public Admr
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Prospectus
Observation-Disclosures lc.

Gas Shuljahr ts9ti Mt nit rem srften glsntaQ
in Gertemttr unr enri1t I'M Suit.
Ter Ycsr>Surlu jus tsfett, in ~rcutItscr uns eng
liIter SprlHc, ais: Ytit-lletungen, SdrtiFen
(ciniaHe unr t0uj9rNptiitc Shrlit) Gy1mm0tit,
Ntetrrit, Gomppiiliou. OeUsyapbis, ate unc ncue
gtlattte, NaturmiftnitaTt, Gbsmie, grt1nit.
9lrittmttlt, SuGIahnn9 II. /. ~, TUr ipIfr Sig
ljn1c, ric einen tjnldngliGen GIrmentarImtcrritt
0encfIen taRsn. ,3pAin9e rrGrren i'm Glitter 9cn 5
.\lOrCn Unit uuTrdss du'Ieug mmen.
Sin Saupt1nScnmcrf min rt gjleunl crr Ser,
zen mn Sjrne rer ,3S9linse lciu, fc ;u br~iIitecn
ttnntniFrciAtn unl nuEiit II @llclcrn Fer msnlt
den 0sieultaIt ttr1uiutilrsn ltlcn Ser tam I'M
tire urtGctlftrait III iGlyfen unr linen 9:inras
Trlnci2irn tei3ntrtnAcn. MIR q1 cine bellile
Ylitt 1~EBetten unr nit Ttcun9iittsit uno EEIlt-
ltrr YiCte crrult.
Rrin r~irstttr r~tligipirr Gjnfus pjrr aui eit
3Gal nlr ouSaciitt. IS lit Seem voltomNenr
6ttipelt Ger Welnun9 un1 gltmptntritrn Qefattst,
iecph tatsn lA 9llc, FER Srrnups rc9en, ten
NtgGtn UNI Gcritriisn Ter S&ule - bis in's
&linfs - ;u urttrwsrien.
Sepjnguugen:
llntsGingte @srau5tcS1bluna, sfr Suartal $500.
SNltsn Gltern, m:Ite liz Gin Qansr5 prer bal.
pRe SaUC eIIueSuptSuCl9N Wll1ItH, ~ 20 GpG>
pmmcn Irei9sittut, r,ciss 3a ttuu.
Ginilte Ndbartsit if bsiln llrtsrri&t intrs
9rifsu.
Grtraz1etabren:
Cir iranscft6e Srr1Gc, gr Guartal $4,OC
MuI;t (6rrrerung res bet. Hebrers)
3titnen $500
Staten in @nfsriartrn 500
Wtalen in Seliarten S4,O(
Stjdsrei aur 2sinranr, Sud-, S.ire,
III Sch prer Silter 500
!&inllli6e Slume Su MAIDEN $4,O(
sg1" aus tsicnlsrsr Etadiitt mcrrtn aut
Snatsn inter II Satrrn in RE ptiae QnItalt uui
ssnrmmsn. Serinanngeu iIr 8nattn 500
Gltern unp @crmunper gcrrtn bpIlitf eriutI
lire &natsn unr 2t6ttr irltf Ter grin3ipalt
rrriufsQen.
Bon aatn 30aIinlsn mirr unterinater Getu
Jam, 5leiB unO 9uimsrtiamtsit, 8einli& eeit II
fTt9ts, arltaneisss 8strassn stierreN.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Charles Walter and posted
before William Meyer. IA Justice of the
Peace of Boulware Township in Gasconade
County on the Goth day Of November 1866,
n heifer of a brindle colour, marked with
a half crop in tho left ear, about 3 years
old = one ditto of q reed colour, with a
white head and legs, about 3 years old
and had on a yoke, no mark and apprais-
Ell at eighteen Dollars.
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e6lsdtsr 5rpit. (3m MIitlrlasarctt)
GIN i'm Bet I%is9snssr Solrat ttttt rineu Same
ras:n, iSm Ten 3amm isiusr &ranttsit gu ias,n
bic dui Der ON ROpfsnce ess gtts ttfnttiasr
1afsI strl'i4sst 1T: congestioles ad caput
(6'nssRiun mao tcm &rpfs).
So, gruHsr. rae bring id nitt arss b,rars
-atsr ensut Elf 10 SisI tan, i'd istr ssrar
it;en.
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Aottce of Final Settlement.

Public Notice is hereby given to all ere
dlt0rs ane others interested in the estate
OF RICHARD REYNOLDS deceased, that I will
make Final Settlement thereof at the newt
term OF the Gasconade County Court, to be
9eld and begun on the second Monday in
+ eoruary 1857 at the courthouse in the
town OF Herman.
JOSEPH REYNOLDS.
Admr. OF Richard REYNOLDS decd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration have been granted tothe
undersigned from the clerk of the County
Court of Gasconade county or the estate Of
MARY BUEHLER deceased, bearing date
November 10Th 1865. t4
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required, to make payment immed
atcly to the undersigned administrator, and
Ii persons, having claims against said
estate, to exhibit them duly authenticated
within one year from the date of said lot
ters, or they will be precluded from any
benefit of said estate, and if such claims
be not presented within three years from
the date Of said letters, they will be for:
ever barred. D.
CHAS. D. EITZEN, 81
Admr. of Mary Buehler dead.
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9Daif.

so Tag zStnsn, ZAP RAJ stn ftr sut.s
3suSnt6 iar MID il, Zap ID siren Rluia bait.
GtnH Id tas' BEN Nuuid, mil I'D esn sie[su
U''r8snuB gar nist ssrS9nt lin unc olio audi
ME sisl triuIt. 5dtt. III ttiua Rauia, 10 mar,
rae etn isbr laIeatss 3msniB ir mid senn D.
laa man, sab Id sas ritls Ser seratnt pd, II
uHS aisIts mid nit Nsat ii; Gin en- selsrat: Il
Sduisr."
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u9tint Grau ipuGt rrcimaL tli& minte'
lens rie @atrbsit," iasts en- .lufise alter SER,
uMcr9tns irub. wsnn is iast: uG3 on a~nIRst"n
ib tats tsins QuR ra3u;" ntsim 6pltid a: uSr,
nun mub i'd an msins Arttit 9sberqbct Id BARE
n1t gar tttns Gult rasu ;" unp rs5 .snrs, tpsrr
Nr it i&Iaisn IrOt: Stun lin tt Il 9an3sn Gag
terumSeIauisn unp RARE nitt5 ssttt."
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Sine bubibe garm ;n Derfanfem.

1cr unttrisituctr tjctst piermtt ieine an 1'r
NatrFc GiItntatn, 2'Ilsilen spn Gaamcis Nsieaf-
ne Tarm gum @trtaui an. Gicjelts snttast 240
Nttr unr 1T rtr,IaIih 9esi9nct sur Sultur van
GUrn, Saisr. Nei,sn u. /. N. Iic 6arnr Fettt
sbtnfaas isbr sunti5c YnJsn iUr &ein un1 GHlt
taH
gdtsrss III III ~crfatrsn lei rem !lnt'rssibntt'n
IN Crt. unp Stels.
Wtaast StsQg.
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Glntm Saurtaanne. rsr nit itir Grmpa9nit
in .inem GCrie lag, mubts tag lid N siu. IN o.
II. in'n 5arpcrt atSeltattst msreen, mrtti rieier
lat,0trstr pr1isntjrtc. Ttr Saurtlun mar nit
Fem 9rlitntiren nitt 5~uirisrtn unaiei: ri dts
nu3, nod einn,nI hiudu1 !" Ter Stat dina, tam
slrud unr rrditnti,te nicer; ateur risi ate:z
maIs: uNitts uus, nrd tmmaI Iuajs| Ter
Wlann OR uttf IS mod stnmal, pa rsr Snupts
srann, sssu ~ un,ulriertu. fam nuFecm, &on1pts
aui uni iasts gum 3etru:m: uSesisB. rib oui
mcinsn glnt, i'd metre rtt's ssisen Gttb Aal,
nm mats 60 rann serorc 10, mis ID 20 asmat,
tats." Ter Gsfrut at.r maate as osrere 10
ME Ter pdnptlnarn unr rlt': ugtat5 uuB nsd
e'nHal Rl'dus" Ter 5%auFtnanr mu6t. lc6sr
uur sntlitb i'm.
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