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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21
Notice to take Deposition.

a. AhusSon' Cours Of CommOp Pie..
Henrietta Anderson. Montgomery COanty.
IN
y HE DEFENDANT WILL TAKE NO
IlSE. that the deposition of Jonathan Stewart
viii bStaken by the plaintiff in this action beiore
proper authority, Al the town OF ChAftaneoga m fh
t1enty of iiAmllton, state of Tennasasss, oa SAT-.
uhDAf, the idth day OF APRIL A ~ 1ih H.
tween seven o'clock A. N. and sever q 'eioeS y T
OF said dAJ, aud adjourn ffom day to daV thers
sner THOMPSON, AttY ~ PI'a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21

Jos. LEBESsBuRoRH & Son. will open
their new Clothing House, No. lOs Main
street, ON Thursday, March ~. 2td.
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l + you WANT A FARM
Advertise In The WESTKafN EnPIRp
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( CI1RE DIR. Strickiand's
pI'22fEs. '2f 5. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases OF
Blind and Bleeding Piles. It gives imme-
dlate relief and effects a permanant cure.
Try IL directly. 1t Is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle.
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from Charleston, on the llth nst that IN view
orders in regard to smugging, or negro s.ea1 W.T.
at or near smyrna Fa Commander sAnros' sa .tsv sl
the 1JpheI States steamer Agesoan', haa ials.s y.
VISITED tbut place, as we'll as Fornapd,ua snu ra e" m
v.,nab bnt did not learn OF any llleeA. 4,,o
nnr n, Of any violation of law and order upon eno
coast. that an enter
n,;sins Yankee visited the County Of fauquler re.
GENTLY and sucoee ed in engaslog Twelve 9f ,oa,
teaa 1en " m Mospns M to North and ride tour
esvn msnta ", 1 He is to foot all expenses furnish
nan With fine horses, and pay them three oo.lars
sn9,u aav 1 He boldly approached MosDv himself with
.aoo.ition a"y m oderiug him first fifty dollars day,
pa ars duaiIy increasing the offer to one nunoreu
aaa ,, twenty-five, which, of course, was declined.
We We are curious to see the nouncement OF the
arst performance. By way of friendly warning
10 this original caterer to the public enjoyment
wa advise him to deal fairly with "the boys" lot
if he does mt they won't leave whole bone IN
his body. @=5=
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STATE of SOUTH CAROLlNA.
QHARLR2rflN IaTRIIT

OHARLESION ! lSIRlCT.
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PAR I'm ERSH1P BE.
TWEEN HARLRS ". NOYFa. OF HARLEBTON.
NATHANIEL, ". VAIL, UF THE TOWN OF NE"
WINDSOR, ORANGE COUNTY, STATE UF NEW
YORK. WILLIAM GtAHaM. OF lHF CiTY COUN.
TY AND STATE OF NEW YORK. AND JAMES AIT.
KIN, OFTHE CITY OF WEhr HOBOKEN, IN HUD.
sOA C)UNTY STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
This Certificate hereby witneaseh that the under
signed have by virtue Of Act the General Assem-
bly, of South OSroline, entitled Gan Act to authorize
the formation OF Limited Partnerships" formed q
Limited partnershfp, as follows
First.-The name firm untler which said Partner
ship shall be cord ncted Is MOVES VAIL.
etcondly.-The general nature Of the business to be
transacted is the Wholesale and Jo,bing Dry Goods
Business.
Thirdly CHARLES W. MOVES and NATHANIEL "
VII are Gentra Partners aud WI LIAM GRAHAM
and JAMES AITKIN are the Special Partners
Countrywide amount Of capital which each specta
Partner has contri uted to the Oomon Stock Of sai
Partnership s as follows: vii lam Graham twelve
th onaand Ave hundred dollars in cash. aud James AIT
kin twelve rhousand five hundred dollars In ossh.
Fifhly.-The said Partnership commences on the
second day Of july 1865 eigheen hundred and sixty
six and shall terminate the rst day Of July, 1885,
eighteen hundred and elxty.sevenl 1000
se'o-'es- WILLIAM GRAHAM,
JAMES AITHIN,
.z-= CHARLES W. MOVES.
NATHANIEL W. VAIL.
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Mr.. HENRY CLAY DEAN, delegate from
Indiana to the Philadelphia Convention,
whose anti-war antecedents made him OBJ
noxious to some of the thin.skinned members
of the Convent on, followed the course pur-
sued by FERNANDO WooD and Mr.. vALLAN.
DIeHAm, and declined to present his certificate
of election. In his letter announcing his
purpose, he oharacterizes "Oongress," as at
present constituted, as "a Legislative mob,D
and declares himself "against tests and test
oaths other than those prescribed by the
Constitutions and against those monstrous re-
prospective test oaths which were never writ
ten in the English language before they were
forced upon this country"
s.The resolutions of 1882 Mr.. DEAN
says, "are the great truths which lie at the
foundation Of our civil republican system"
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ROMA. M LOAN.
AMERICAN ISSUE
FOUR MILLIONS sAOLLAR6-

FOUR SNdILIaloN3A AOLIs<AEE9-
TITO INSURE THE TREA> URY OF THE STATES OF
i the Holy ses complete indepenc ence during the
negotiations pending between the Governments Of
debt, Hs Holiness POPE Plus *, by Ponacal Act Of
the l1th April 1865 deorted the emission by subsorp
ton Of the loan now ofse. d to the public.
Although former loans have umsnded nearly par,
His holiness in view the present condition OF none
tary mat ers, not Wishing to impose sacrifice upon
thoee vii ing to assist him III surmounting his present
Temporary embsrrassmenta well SO to present in-
ducemens TO capita has decided to issue this loan at
s1t, sx 8e dollars gold for tho one hundred dollar
gold bond.
Tho Bonds payable to bearer are Of 300 francs, or
one hundred dollars tgold) each bearing percent In.
terest per anDum in gold the coupons payable SEMI
annually the 1et Of April aud the 1st OF october, IN
Paris or In New York. Philadelphia and New Orleans at
the cnrrent ra of exchange. The issue being at SO
doara taod than TX nsr cent interest
From 87o, 1000 will be annually appropriated for
the purchase Of the Bonds the sno9nt n interest Of
of the debt. -.
It is bceved tba. this losn will commend itself TO-
capitalists gnsr ny and undouy will to all
Holiness never addresses Inns II to them In VAN.
No investment can prtteut g'eaer eonrity than one
which always pnnctua y fulfilled every engagement
Of lts PoitihcaI Head.
subs rptions received and Coupons paid at the fol-
M s.... Essnss
cor, er Pine, New York. ..5.zs
Mtssrs DAEXELa q CO., No. 81 s'uth Sd street. Phil
adelpha.
Massrs ---, Npw Orleans.
snbsc iptions also received by Mr. JOHN. B. MUIR.
RAY, No. l8 Nassau street, Now York.
THE vEvFR, ,DLE CATHOLIC OLE RGY THOUGH
OUT he I'm tel STATE al the UauadAa Ito exped this
q, Work|, will please receive subscriptions aud the
smnup thereof and torwa the pams by Draft or E1
press to he entral Office at the fsa, king House Of
Messrs DUNCAN. SHERMAN co marked on the on:
yenp Pontihca I,an," reoe Ut OF which the Bonds
will be Immediately tlansmited to them.
ROBERT MURPHY, Agent.
mite with the rnoet Reverend the A. sh,shops
Baltimore and Ne York to whom ar nBE ~ MUIR:
ply has brought lettss nf lntrod Hon. aud has
shown his credentials and earnestly tommand theo0
r. OF Ills mission 70 the R.ve"', txRy ald the 2
Laity. p N w
Charleston, 8. O., August 6, 'suy
August tuthso-
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STOLEN,

HORHn. >iOt GN.-sTul.FN FROM NY
III Rtale at Dnnner'A GROSS Roads on Wednesday
,1ht, A gust Is. aB,Y MARE sbn. eight years 0ld.
aal Mar.a in condition eqrare uilt, brsnded
the hut I, /, Q ,ned to srlit tail .omewhst rou.
from r,bbi &. and with foa II is supposed that
he thief gone over Baoon's Br dgr acros Bso Il
Ferry. on his way % the Islands Ha NAV posstbly
have ma hla 1ay to th CRY, All persons are cau-
toned againa uu, chasing said horo ss .he can br
e,Ai idpnt,a d aud proven. lib raj reward vii ba
paid for her recovery for 'nfo' nation lending her
to- ~ well "A ,r ru,Y TO o.nvit the thief Add
apply t tie Undersigned, st the ou.r office Oh rles.
ton !. q WILLIAM L, DAu0ETT.
August II
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ITO RENr,A PatTnF A HOUSE STU
ArED IL the southwestern p,rt ut tre city, con.
t ining three hne ronms, with large pantry private
taircl dnuhle pazz4s tn the south, ktohen due we'll
Of wafer. &C. 10 respectable fam ly the rent will be
tw4ty-hve t2s) tollas per month. apply st ouritr
Office August IT
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TO RENT, Go.

ITO RENT, A CnMFORTaBLE H. USE,
containing ur rooma. at No. 10 AMHEK1T
tTREtT Apply on the premises, to RICH 'RD TO-
BIN, s. Angus. 10
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"a 4 ssse1sea Jor pstossvaato' q.
this 1ou,au mast De addressed to ts n sanot ~
the Daay Ne,os, No. 1s Hayne- street, Oht!es.on,
s. G. B,tslness Communications 10 fs1osss'te' "
W. o"mnot undertake to return rejected ooxn'seoo-
4dne,sise.e, 1sysrs outside Of the oy must be aooopa-
8 MED NTH the cash.
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n,K s,LH, A.OR ER seer AID
II Dwell INt,. with l.rge Int. dtsirabls looted TN
the ., u Dad at Kkrrsvil,e Pere wanting stand
h,r iue b,snaas ar inv to. to px4mne tre property.
very al amonnt OF o4sh qnlret aud balance on
terms 1T pnro asrr.ZApply to Il. II Il. Key. box
No IS. Char leston p y. .
August IL sttthv
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mo LETT LhG NTiY FUKNI~HED
LODGINGS, with b hR If desired. IN tlat spl-u-
d mansion, .rHE RIPLEY HOUSE, No. Ct OKGt
SrREECZ August
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TlOARDING-rWOOK tHtEs tar NTL E.
ID hEN. or 9 Lady ut eInan, can ba aci "a.
moda,ed with hoard by 81 plying at No. II WENT
WORTH STREET, three doors below Anson. July "A
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t,O RhNT, A flDUS~ sTT'tEs EST EVD
If Bpaufan street, containing four roomr wi he
rented um til ls' November 1nqnite OF No. 1nl BtAU
FAIN STREET r. 2h2.A August II
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NOR SALE PAIK of vtKs FINE
II HORSES and an ope CaRhl.HE
A .ply 10 AHUHIB il.D GETTY h CO.,
August II 8 No ,28 Meeting .trett.
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It)S'r.

OST -lHKEE SMALL Keys THE
~ finder wi | lie rewarded by >tri. gng them o the
subs RI er At No l Broad strict. L. HANKS.
AnRuRt ~
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FOR SALE.

mo. SALE. -FOUR Five uU Es, AND ),
II WA AIN and goud HARNESS. WIZ b. aold very
iuw If .alltd tor OIL Enquire q, No lUl BEAUFA N
STREET. fnRnRt II
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DIssV, UININ OF COP tRTVNR xii.
THE tOPARTNERSH1p HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the firm OF ATKINS, NOY.SS JOa STON,
dissolved the LIST Of July al by mutual consent
JAMES AITKIN.
CHaS. " MOVES,
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
=August9 SB
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=REM()VA

REMuVAL.
n TITLE h MARRHALL. DEALERS IN AGRlOUL
IL q tai Imp emeuts. Maohi cry. See ., 30, have
remnv. d to Mo- lao MEETING iREET, opposite the
Pavilion Hotel e Au9uBt "
BOARDING -Z=Z=#
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Charleston, August 1st. 1865
ROT ICE

II HAVE THIS DAY nIaPDsRD OF MY ENTIRE
L interest in the DRUG BUSI ESS formerly conduct
ID hv me- to MrBsrs 90 .DRlCH WiHEMAN II co
Thansng my tor mer atrnns for their liberal patron
age, take great III r-comm. 1ding my
sors j. A. MORGAN.
Charleston, August 1st, 1853.
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law, declared it to be unconstitutional,
Shall we go with the Radicals against the
President, and enforce it as constitutional Z?
The dignity of a people is always consistent
with their highest interest. Shall we again
try to commend ourselves to our rulers by
altering this Code, after the signal rejection
OF our previous Efforts in making it? Does
not self-respect, as we'll as interest, imperi-
ously require that we should wait, at least
until the constitntionality Of this act is tested
before the Supreme Court Of the United
States 7ZAnd even if it's oonstitutionality
was affirmed by the Supreme Court Of the
United States, had we not better wait until it
is determined whether the Radical party of
the United States will not be overthrown?
If they are ovetthrown, the policy of treat
ring the Southern States aa conquered colonies
will be abandoned; the Representatives from
the Southern States will bo admitted into
Congress; the Civil Rights Act will be re.
pealtd; the Freedman's Bureau will be
abolished; the relations between the negroes
and the white people Of the Southern Suites
will be left to the Legislation Of The Southern
States. If these things are not only possible
butprobable, what fatuity must it be not to
aw lit their deyelopm"nt!. We suffer moon.
venicnces in our present position, it is true !;
but they are not uubearable, considering
that we have borne them so long; and doubt
less they will be greatly mitigated, when it is
obvious that tho Radical rule is soon to ter
inmate. Our true policy is to legislate in no
way, concerning tho negro until We have our
relations towards him settled and deter
mined, with o perfect knowledge that our
Legislation will be effoctually enforced in the
State. Neither fear nor suoserviency can
then be supposed to affect our legislation.
By our unwise and hasty Legislation, we lost
our slaves without compensate On. Let US not
repeat and aggravate the folly by aiming at
an impraotioable equality, which must end,
practically, in placing over US our former
slaves
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OOPARTNERsHIPs.
Ct,paRTNEt3snTP

rHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE tRMBD A OoPART.
| NtRSHIP under the liame ard style OF hODD1n
CAMpBkLL tor the purp. SO OF conducting Wo' "
AMI BRICK BUSINESS at the OF of Hasel street, ana
respectfully solicit share of patr mage fr m the puoe
5 R,)DnIN
H. ". CAMPBELL.
Charleston, s c., August 1a, 1876 August II
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August 8
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DISSO, u UrION. .
THE FIRM OF HOWE D,UCIN l. co. Is THIS DAY
/ dissolved by mutual consent.
business will he eater be conducted by O. and o.
G, HOWE and b. GRAIN. under the style Of HOWE,
GRAIN CO., who will tette the OF the late
firm.
Charleston, August 49, 1866.
August 15 -. D =
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CuPAR1 R1NEKsHIt' NtpTlCE.
T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME- IN The
/ management of the Oh .rleston Hotel, Mr GEORGE
3 MIXER long favo ably known to the travelling
public The Hotel Will hereafter be conducted under
he name and style OF WHIIE& MlxlK
WILLIAM WHITE.
Oharleston August l. August
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III sl4;H'l'iN,+n

sPHEvTX FIRE ENGINE Ct,nPaMY
LTTtND THt RE- U,AR Monthly MEETING
a OF ,onr Company This Epen.R0, at O'Clock Z.
M the Market Hall
By order. nnoGan. sSoLa!asn
August Is @l l ooo.eeo.y.
PALMS ETTO LOAN AND Bulldog AssO-
O[AT ON. 5-55z.-....
YJBE aTOCKH 5LDEaS OF ] HIS ASsO ,IATIoN ATE
requested TO attend meeting on Weanssadg sne
22d inst at Hihe MAN Hall, at O'Clock 8nen stste-
ment Of the cod1tl N the Association, and other
matters Of importance will pre.ente for their con-
federation The stockholders are request = 10 nf1ne
VA anrnat.aR 4 ST secretary and Treasurer.
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- ASsIENEF< tU9ICW..
nKEssRR. s.. \ j. sAMpsON HAVING MADE AN
M assignment to eof all their copsrtne: ship ana
creditors notice is ereb given to all and singular the
.aid copsrtnership and Individual creditors that the
deed Of ASST nmrnt II at my office for their inspections
fits + its provisions must do on before the 10th
lay of September, 1856 the period limited by SAID
deed and the credi ors hereby nntiaet to hold
MEETING for th appointment of agent according to
the provisions Of the Act of the General assembly,
passed IN 1928. R. h. FRASER,
July7 $40 Assignee
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WANTS.

yKIANTED, WALTERS AT TAB PAVlL.
w ION HOTEL. L August 10
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
THE SUBAORIBERs HAVE T4IS DAY FORMED A
Copartnrrshlp under the name and sfy OF dOOD
RICIA WINEMAN h CO., tor the purpose Of oarrying on
a WHOLESALE DRUG AND IMPORTING BUBlNESS,
at No. 1853 Meeting. g.street.
GEORGE @. GOODRICH.
PHILIP WIkEMAN
JOHN ASHHUk8T.
Charleston August lst 1865
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LOCO. r. GgvEnALH.LL, OMMITTME.
= PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED. FOR I1 THE
LtAoE { F THEIR SIRE No S3b KlNu- Ing.
STREET OURNEt OF LIBERTY, for one year, Win
the privilege of Ave- up Monday. 10Th. T d.
Applications tn be left with the aecratsry, 0dd
Fellows all, who win give any information desired.
By order Of Committee. .,r,,,,,,,,, -
Anonat tnthm em6 Secretary
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xATANTED, BY A YOUNG Lazy, A SItUA-
w II IN ~ TEACHER. either in he CITY or coun-
try For further particulars, inquire at this Office
July az
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w and male hrtpelf generally useful about the
house. Apply at NO. 81 lWENTWORTa-sTREEr. :.
kuouot -
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gfa6 &eri9ten aus Sa@fen sebt bot
bic N1obilniaduug iletis forl. Sic
ManniAaften iiiib attsetuiefen, iid iss
ben 9laseabad lsant abuarf&e bereit
su baltea.aaGS pirb berfdert, bab los
gar Die peeea lluterlabisfeit bisber su<
rudsciteuter g9ilitarpili@tigen einberu<
fen peroen. Mud bic faunmtliden @re
fakntannf9aften iuurbeu eirrbeorbert;
Die 9teierbilieip mersen atidt nlebr in
Sepot> @arnifons sGompaenieen einse<
reibt fpnberu eIsi6 IN Die actibe arntee
einsefeat. Den 8eearf an Sfleieren
bentt man oitrdl Serbeisieben bon seeis<
neten iunsen Bean,ten aus beri6ieOe<
men Staatsbienerbranden, 8. 9. aus
Den. 8oifoienifei gu bef4affen.
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SrfoD, Ii. Nfai. Ser Sta0tratb
bat folsenbe 8etition an Ben S0nis abb
gefan6t:
Sic unter3ei6gefen 9tabtberoroneteu
Der garserueiiferpt SrlOD l1a0en e. illr
anf6luiIs an SIC abrisgn gtable gfb(in-
lambs nnbgBeifpbdlea aIIerlnitrrtbdpieIt
eiu Raieitat eTbabeaem s5rone MT
.bet Bite gu nabeIt. cGip.. MaisFat
role in @naoen 9IIIes aufbieten, Die
sHHferem aSaterEanhe hrn6enhen 6rie9sz
sefabren ab3uiuenben NIB oafeIbe
Dor ben berberblideft SOlssn si1ss 8rns
:bertrisges 5ubsiuabrsH.
D Ser ee&6nifden F8reitupa1t
-Dntri 16. Stat entne5tnen nit Sic feI<
een6en gorrciponbensen:
er TIM IA. Nfai. mas aud
Die .tpeittrsn 6olseits bet aalIsemeinen
sfobiIntadufg feiu nfogeu, eine 1T
fdjOn iest fider iln6 seipib bic gtoon'
.f9e Mruiee sSfeoraaaioutoti BAT bic effe
8robs rttdt beitanoen. Ollie Die Ser
beiBungen, NIT ilelten Die nnaebeure
8ernebrunq Ser 6riebeusFarte bes See<
res benz preu6ifd,eft gsoIfe onnebnlbar
semadt EtusroeH follte, .baben f4 ais
Sduid5rnaeu. saa.saepieien. g8sit ent<
fernt baboit. Sab alIe 9aiiotpebrIeute,
bic felt stpei sabren aus bee artibei,
gIrniee aeTd5ieoen fino, Bel Ser sJfo6iI<
nan6nno Dor Ginsiehiind iidler finb.
mus aIaemeir, il, melt iItere sabroauac
,uriifaeariffen tperoen 0as oenaut.
ant bas llrtheiI bes goItes iiber bic glrs
NEE REORGANIZATION an6 bic iibtrntasioe
,d,rieecnsitSrte boIIenbs ~ entfbeibeu
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(sIus uniern ileueitsn 8e6icIblatteru. J
9&ala,s 10. @sdis sa eihsr (tpon
hnabe 25O0 Blr9ern, barunter biele aus
ben belieren Gtanben, beiuGtsn ger>
Iarnnalnna aaf bent @iirsenbi4 ipnt6e
fOl9snne, ourd Serrn GldiEeus aappel<
mann. slapf6bI 8eioIution eini1inlrnig
anSenonnaen s. s3s
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30 ind en-. IA. MRai. sDait ouser>

Miin@e EN-, IA. Mai. Nfit auber>
orOentIi9er 9flbrigteit tpir0 bic anaezs
orOnete vNfobilifirung" bur6qefiibrt,
0ie tlnnlontiits 9lEentirteu bon fiiflf
Sdbreangen ipie DC llrlauber finS eitls
bsriifen, iiaS f6oa ,inanaeIt Is fir s.
neuausebeanfl @SI0nten an Baum in
ben eaietseR. Son Susollfabt Eua
gsMtetruppen absssdusen, unt auf ben.
2e6felo Strobbiitten gu bauen, in Denen
sols cite 90 annfd dat nntersebradt uer<-
ben tam. Oie 9fer6eanfaufe iper6en
nit mOsli6ifer Initrensuns betrieben,
..sio snla.l erlpartet taetid einen slrnees
befebl, aus benz man Damn auf Die Obj
ii4t unieres Minii teriunis anna6etf6
ldlteBen tann, tule melt es iu alefnddS
.ltsr 3eit NIT Der &erheli tanoi9nng .ail.s
ierer Grmee bOreeben min. aGRitteu III
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