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who have thus far preserved it,-and by the
hypocitical and perhdious endorsement OF
President whose election they sought to defeat
by every means in their power, honorable and
dlshonorable, and whose course they now pre-
tend % approve in order only % dfiye nom rom
apostatize the party which elevated Nun 70
power
has, beyond doubt, leagued with the leading
selfacknoWledged rebels against the United
States, who have succeeded in emasculatng
control iL with a scarcely disputed sway, the
purpose Of which r. 70 re-unite this state
with the Impoverished and stu reoentous
Ana whereas, II the parties TO this combi-
nation and league succeed In obtaining con.
troll q the he rs o. @ az iutnre
Congress their purpose would inevitably pc
effected and the loyal people OF West Virginia
would be rernanded 10 a worse than Egyptian
therefore, to avert these threatened evils,
be It resolved,
by the virtue and wisdom OF her people, de-
Tended and maintained by the yalor OF ne iT
sons, and baptised In their neIoIe S ts I9itei
States OF America; and the ConSutuuon ~, OF
the United States, and the laws and treat Li.s
made maze Ia - ~ he land. '..'' - :
2. That we are In favor OF the adopnon. OIL
the proposed amendment 10 the Consttutlon
OF this State, which denies political power %
those only who have voluntarily 1orfeited
theIr right 70 Il, and who, by their avowais,
and by the logical consequences OF their acts
and votes are pledged to employ II 70 SubYert
the State which they now only tolerate pc
cause they have not the power TO destroy II
In order TO secure the effective cooperation
OF all friendly to the principles herein enun-
ciated, we recommend
L That State Central Committee to consist
OF seven persons residing at or near the city
OF Wheeling, be appointed, whose duty ~
shall be TO correspond and cooperate with me
several county committees hereinafter recom-
mended, in furtheTanceo OF n thorough oISi!nl-
zntion OF the loyal people throughout tne
state; To prepare and distribute suitable docu-
Inents and 10 exercise any other powers
esshntlal 70 the purpose OF its appointment
q We recommend the appointment OF nxe
If,efsofIs At or near tne county seat ~ ea tn
county TO act as q central county commttteeito
ssrsse a. ereh until the Union party OF me
several counties supply their places by reguiliaf
appointment by county conventions or otn-
erIyIse,1 whose duty II shall BIO 10 peTIect ~
efficient organization Of their SEVERN coun-
lies ny the appointment OF appropriate toWn-
shin committees auxiliary TO tne county
coInmIttee, and 70 icO-0pefate win me StAte
Central committee in all proper measures tor
the success of the cause.
n The State central committee shall nave
power 10 call q State Convention at SUCH time
and place as they may deem eXpedient 70
nominate Stale officen5 to be voted for at the
Chairman OF Committee.
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union State Platform.

WHEREAS, 1t Is apparent that those per
sons tn thls stale who during the rebellion re-
mnined At home, but nlpathixed with those
in arms against the government. have, since
fhe return OF the latter TO our midst, combin-
al with them in their purpose to accomplish
by the ballot ends which they failed TO
achieve by war -
tarnaI intercourse OF rebel politicians and re-
turned rebel soldiers with their friends who
renaaine,i at home, examples OF which may
IL seen In every community throughout the
Sfata- bv. the shameless defence OF the re-
t1rnssl rst,els ON the part OF the self-styled
iIsonSerIntive'' newspapers OF the State. and
IN ti,e unity apparent among them In opposi-
ton 10 ali measures looking 70 the preserv!ac
ZION and perpetuIty OF West Virginia and the
Srel6lre ofits loyal peopie-by the systernatlc
Remuneration OF the policy OF the Union peo-
nie aud hostility TO the laws enacted by Inen1,
and studied vitnperation OF the efiieeEs ehaIs
81 Win their execution-hy the effrontery OF
fhoSF. who. returning to the bosom OF the So
S,Iety which they sought TO destroyt nov P Ce-
SnnSe 10 occupy, repoSess and hold the po-
sstiaS,s Of pnlliic trust and Indnenee which
thew deserted to engage in their treasoIlaoie
enterprise, by their endeayors 70 deleaet every
nrounsition which coutemplateS the preser-
iI.a9IoI1 N fIe mower Of the state in the hands
AZ n only ffIendS-those who created II and
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THE following is the full text from
the Congressional Globe, ofNIr. Stevens
joint resolution, reported from the
Committee on, Reconstruction, and
passed by the House, yeas ZOE, nays 40,
on Tuesday last:
"Resotped, BY the House of Repre-
sentatives, the Senate concurring, that
in order to close agitation upon a ques-
tfons which seems likely to disturb the
action of the Government, us we'll as to
quiet the uncertainty which exists in
the minds of the people of the IL States
which have been declared in insurrec-
ton, no Senator or Representative shall
be admitted into either branch of Con-
gress from any of said States till Com
gress shall have declared such repre-
sentation."
Hon. G. d. Hubbard, our Representa-
tive, voted for the resolution, while
Messrs. Latham and Whaley. voted
againstit.
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to be temporary where the citizens
hold county conventions and appoint
others. In all other cases it is hoped
the committees here appointed will as
sumo and continue TO exercise their ap-
propriate functions till the summers
work is completed.
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Trustees Sale.

iDY vIRUTE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed 70 me by Lydia 8. Cruger, bear
Ing date the 9Th day OF April, A D., 1860, and
OF Record in the Recorders ONCE OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Book No. a,
folio 81, will, on Monday, the 94tt. day or
March, A. d. 1855, sell at the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio County, at 10 O'Clock, q.
M, 10 the highest and best bidder, the follow
ing deScri bed property, TO wit: Ali that piece
OIL land lying and being dtnate in Ohio coun-
ty, West Virginia; Containing one hundred
and eighteen acres, more or les, and which
said piece OF land Joins the lands OF George
W. thompson on the south east, the land OF
John Gully on the north, the lands of David
Gary1n on the south west, and the land on
Jacob Cooling on the south.
Terms Of Eale-CaSh. -gfiE
te.,7-1 49, GIL. eRANMER.
: fehZz-S Trustee
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides father, on
Thursday evening February "a, ~ h ssyyI II
BEYMER, all OF this city.
with the above notice came a most elegant
present. We wish the happy couple much
10Y. May they have all the happiness which
those deserve who kindly remember the
printer.
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RRTCK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, $4,000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
we will take it back and refund the money
Address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
$50 Broadway, New York. feb22-2mevod
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''Facts and Figures"


:. That $1,000 persons die annually
It's ract in the q. 8. ofConsumpton.
That Is, 900 persons die annually
III Is fact from hereditary Consumption.
(That q, 900 persons die annually
It is Fact3 from coughs ending in Consump-
ltion.
Tint single cough often termi-
II Is sract mates in Consumption.
:. ;, { That Bronchitis often terminates
II Is u Fact in Consumption.
?. a., -. That Consumption can be cur
II II s d FHct ed.
That recent and protracted
4ts Fact coughs can be cured.
1t is a Fact Tint Bronchitis can be cured.
THAT Piso,s Cure has cured and
IL Is q Fact will cure these diseases.
That Pisos Cure is warranted or
EDMUND BOOKING, Wholesale Agent for
West Virginia and Eastern Ohio. 1eo5
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DIED.

AtCambridge, Ohio, JAMES n. SMITH. late
book keeper for Baily, Woodward q Co. OF
this city. ~
Funeral to-day, Saturday alto o'clock, A.
NJ, from his residence in Cambridge.
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ale,p Aapertiseinents.
plans and Architectural Drawings.

PIanS anu ATCHlLbCIurdI UTdWInSs.
MIR. A. OROURLEE, PROFESSOR OF
M Drawing at st. VIncent's College, Wheel
ing, makes out Plans Of Land, Sections ofOl
Wells, Machinery, &C., and Architectural
Drawings Having studied in the Art
Schools or London and Paris, and having had
much practical experience, he can execute
all work of this description in style that
must give satisfaction. Address, st. VincentS
College, 5th street, Wheeling. feb2i-lw
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House ofDeIeeates.

ting $50. 900 for the payment of militia
nv claims, recommending its passage.
Mr.. linn, from the Committee on
Claims, reported 1t inexpedient to leg
islate for the relief of James IA. Trout,
of Hampshire county.
The House agreed TO all the amend-
ments proposed by the Senate to the
bill Furnishing the willful destruction OF
trees or shrubs; the bill consolidating
Moundsvillea and Elizabethtown;theb bill
repeating the act transferring suits from
Hardy and Pendleton to Preston, ana
the bill to dissolve the branch of the
Exchange Bank of Virginia, ut Weston,
which have therefore become laws.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate Bill No. 40, changing the terms
of the municipal court of Wheeling.
House Bill No. SO, for the relief of
John d. Payne.
House Bill No. s., amending the char
tenof Grafton.
House Bill No. 100, for the relief of
securities of William Gross.
House Bill No. 1923, amending the
charter of Piedmont.
House Bill No. 100, amending the
charter of South Wheeling.
House Bill No. lbs, incorporating the
Potomac and Piedmont Coal and Rail-
road Company.
House Bill No. 126, incorporating the
House Bill No. 100, supplemental to
the act establishing the county of Grant.
House Bill No. $50, for the relief of
Home Guards, and providing that suits
against them for levies made on rebel
sympathizers shall be dismissed at the
plaintiffs cost.
House Bill No. 1S4, authorizing the
Board of Public Works to audit claims
within the State against the State of
Virginia.
House Bill No. 1856, to regulate the
summoning of jurors.
The last named bill remodels the
present jury system by providing that
the clerk of the circuit court of each
county shall, twelve days prior to the
commencement of term of said court,
issue his summons for thirty-six free
holders from all parts OF his county, to
attend at the second day OF the term of
said court, to serve as jurors for the tri-
al of all causes, and jurors for the trial
of all felonies shall be selected from the
number so summoned.
KILLS. INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Hagans, to appoint new
board OF trustees for the Preston Acad-
envy. /
of the town OF Kingwood.
BY Mr.. Beeson, to incorporate the
town of Pa1atine.
BY Mr.. Little, to extend the time al
lowed civil officers of Mercer In which
to qualify and give bond. ii.
BY Mr.. Cunningham, from the spe-
ciRl COMMITTEES on Temperance-To
prevent the manufacture and sale of
Intoxicating liquors. The latter Dill
provides that any person mannfacfur-
Ing or selling intoxicating liquors, e17.
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TUST RECEIVED
81 Infants Hands Knit Shirts,
Ladies' MeTino Drawers and Vests,
Fancy Tuck Combs, Pearl, Jets and IvorJSl
Ladies' White Kids,
Ladies' Paper Collars,
Stamped Yokes,
Silk Belttnga, black and eoloRs.
Fine PortmonaieS and Eatehels
Coventry Run1inE
Black Silk Nets for long Wells,
New Style Skirt Elevators,
CoEBetz,
Ribbons &c
fahlT 4 IA REffl.
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Literary.
Wantad-
FOR zANESVILLE.

- The New Steamer JULIA, Capt
I eHe&A Coulson, Will leave as above
- Tonight at midnight. Freights
received and bills OF lading signed at the
Wharf Boat until 5 o'clock, p. m.
feb2Elt BOOTH. BATTELIE & Co.
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a,lnsifaI agustrntiltats.
VIM. KNABE & CO.'S
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
P I A N o 81!
A.r H.1

nHE SALE OF THE KEABE PIANO
has Increased beyond precedent within
the last fiyeyeaTs, partly owing TO the very
Great improvements that have been made In
9enernlly have become better educated In
music, and consequently better able TO ap-
preciate the great resources OF this noble In
strument. L
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAR.

COLGATEs HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMOLLIENT In It's ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lyd&w
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s1t,v advertisements.
stnlan-s25 Reward. .

StOIen---SAo h5WdIu. 81 D
1,roT.EsN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, AT
Pleasant Hili, Marshall county, q PAL PAh rs
bhSs M Hind IN the LEFT eye. The above
y sIrari VIII be paid for the delivery Of the
I,Snya IN William Goethe, Centre Mneenhg,
ni M ,e :" AUGUST GOETHE.
Vi Pleasant Hill, Marshall Co., w; Va va;
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q Y 9 u Q
The Piano Business

Has suffered material injury from the fact
an Instrument at low price, and still make
n God profit, have used inferior stock in their
construction, and rushed them through with
northumberland in consequence Of their
being put in snowy cases, and the price being
lower than q flrst-claSs Plano can possibly be
afforded, they have found many purchasers,
but few months or q years ortwo at mosthave
invariably demonstrated the fRct that they are
the dearest Instruments they could have
bought isi 1z7 lrsg
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Something New--The s.Ceraee Fran
CATS" or French Dressing"
ID ESTORES LADIES AND CHILDREN9
III boots and shoes which have become RED
or rusty or rough by wearing, to perfect and
permanent black Al the same time gNins
them Is much lustre as when new, leaving
the leather perfectly soft and pliable as beioteI
and what Is Of grPateT importance IN the IA
dies It win not come on Rhen wet and soil the
skirts. 1t Il put up in bottles, with q sponge
attached to the cork ready for use, and chhn
can easily black Its own shoes. For sale NJ
the variety store Of
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For Sale.

TWENTY f2g, ACREsvALUABLE LAND,
(river bOttom,) situated three miles above
Wheeling, being a portion oil n farm belonging
TO the estate OLA. p. Woods, decd. This land
will be divided tosuit purchasers, and Is adj
mirably adapted to gardening purposes or
country residences. For further Information
apply to y WIN. H. WOODS,
at WinShip, Woods d Co.,
feb22-Im. No. Main street,
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Spefial agntiGes.
Not for a Day, but for all Time.
Pioneer Yeast Powder

TT is GOOD FOR BISCUIT, BREAD, PIE
Crust, Mullins, Dumpllns, Buclxwheat Cakes,
Corn Bread, etc, etc. Try itand you will ind
1t all we represent it to be. For sale by
PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO.
,,.,tf 1Iyyt "a n nar L & 90.
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GREAT AMERICAN
Gift Distribution

Also a variety ofmusical boxes, gold, silver
and steel spectacles, telescopes, ladies work
boxes, peTfumery and toilet articles, silver
plated ware, notions, fancy goods, &c, DC
The goods are all Of the best quality and lust
as represented, and can be seen at any tine
before the distribution.
Wishing change IN business, we have
chosen this method 70 dispose OF ourgoods rs It
Is Is the quickest way and can be done with
less Bacnnce, at the same time allowing us q
reasonable profit for expenses, &c. The man
ner In which It Is gotten up Is very simple
and falr Tor every one, as can plainly be seen.
Each ticket has fits duplicate number
which is retained by MS until the time of
drawing. when they are all placed In wheel
and thoroughly mixed, some person selected
by the ticket holders present), draws these
duplicate numbers Eingly; the inst one drawn
out gets the INST largest prize; the next one
draws the next largest prize, and in like man.
ner until all are drawn. Every tickets regis
tered before being sent out, the number,
name of party purchasing and address, and
all win be notified osthe result ofthe drawing.
Ticket 81 each, or eleven for $40 sent by
mail ON receipt Of price and stamp.
n III kFfE e. IL. HARRIS q BROS.
Reference-any resident of Mt. Pleasant
feb22-6WdAWo
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Wanted.

A SITUATION AS BOOK KEEPER,
N Salesman or Clerk, by man OF long ex-
perlence. References from last employers
Address j. r., at this office. feb24-ats
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Wonderful Healing Power.

nR. WATERMAN, WHO has PER
formed some OF the most extraordinary
cures ever on record, VIII be for q few days at
the house 0fwm. Taylor, corner of first and
ChaplIne streets, for the purpose OF Healing
the Sick and Wounded and restoring the
Lame, Deaf and Blind without medicine
From TO IL a m. he will heal those unable
to pay, without charge.
From one to i've p. M, he Will receive pa
tIents on reasonable terms.
Nearly all diseases cured.
References of wonderful cures given upon
application. feb2S-lwS
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Notice.
HIHE -GUYANDoTTE NAVIGATION
il Company win apply To the I.egfsiafnre
at it's present session. for permission TO in
crease It's capital stock, to substitute II deemed
expedients Sluee navigation, in whole or IN
par, I'm place OF locks and dams as proyfded BY
their charter, and to have two years TO conn.
menee and ten years TO complete its works
TIE GUYANDoTrE NAVIGATION COM
go, Bye. PARxKn, PTes't and Agent.
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For Rent.
f door. suitable for once d M IS nv ~
brick block OF buildings ON Main street.
One room possession can be. given immedi-
ately, the Others April lst- Enquire of +
1HOS, HORNBROOK.
ONCE at Custom House. Residenee-No.
20 Eof street, Sth Ward. febl4-lw
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25

EE Sic SOrtiesnns Der GOrrepOn@e
ben; aus gliding erfolst Morgen.
Eg llniere gta6t Sepei6en iin6
.anBersetpobnli9 fl.rs. sGsipirb senieI<
BET, 6dB Ste s!eIcsrupbenOrdtbe 0itIi@
bon 2ouisbiae auBerorbentli9 unboae
to,umen arbeiteu
~ Seute miro Oie &laae gesenGol.
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tritgerilder Souders eur SerbanbIln9l
innt,,fe1,l =. = i.$.i52- Sfs<@
R &aub. Gs puroe geitern be-
ribtet, .ba6 elm @lert Der 9lbums GrpreB
gompasnie bas 8eite seiudt unb ais
Jeiieselb $4,000 mitsenomneu babe.
Die nd6ern umitdnOe purben ge6eim
gebalten.
~ Srei9sgeb EN-. 8. 9.
Burnett, fruber Sapitdn in Der fiibli9en
9lrnee, ipeI9er in Scr @enitentiarD faB,
- er mar auf 8 Sabre berurtbeilt me-
gen S0otilng zines Unions Solbaten-'
| ruurbe auf 8eiebI Ses Sen Ebomaa
| freigegeben.
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| ntonts mcIoen, SAP Die 9IuSiidten fiji
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Staate uo6 ME better geipeien ali
| iebt.
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peI9es ben Sob zines &uaben sur Sol9
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9augbliu II. Sos. Sabrit in 8itt Sopn
flip, Die Sirma IieB an ibren SQnlpf
fei1eln eirige Jteparatrtren bornebmeu
unb Der 2ebrliug zines Serrn 8arnbiQ
g5m. S. Moou, elm Snabe bon etipa 1.
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mes anbern nit linn in 8erbinbung ite
benben OampfteheIS aufsebrebt tuurbi
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brang, in ipel9em ser Suuge arbeitet'
unb bisien 10 fdredlid berbriibte, oa
err ON Sonrtae friib an ben erIittene
8erlekungen itarb.
u E Waculatur Su berfaufen i'll 81
Grpeoitiou oieies 8lattes.
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1reebmcn,s Gpurt !.

81 al ! tlfei "a. &prIl 1866
So9n 2anrence, 6i9ter.
SO, SaDnes erbielt 10 Sage @efaug<
nib pesen Oiebitabls.
Sen. 4rice unb Map Srping purben
gu Is Sagen Srbeitsbaus pegen unse:
biibrlidem 8euebmen berur,beilt, uno
@f. Gor uno Sufan gotparos 81 20
Sagen iueeen unfittli6feit.
Gbnarbs betam Usage tuegen&runs
fen6eit.
Charles GontpaD uno 9luna @rimes,
.iopie 8. MfaOiion unb WfarD 5au.D
erbielten ie Is Sage pesen rufittli5s
feit.
Scnrb sail sablts s SoG. tpegen 9ln<
9rif rno SdGd9erei gc9sn s. q. Gars
ter.
Sobn Nfartin muBte auf 80 Sage
mad benz @rbeits6aus ipanbern, neil Ell
in bertralten 8erbaltnilIen nit elmer
gegerin lebte. -a
5enrg YettiS sablte SIS fir WiBa9>
tung Der Court. -.
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NtF q t q g. Utt @f- SIpFII IoOU-
9tlberman eraigbton iibernabm ben
sihernnbm ben 8Orfs. 'e
Sin Gonlite bon Sreieu aus ben Qtlf
ber,ndnnern Gbilton, Sbompfon uno
8rooo1 ipurbe ernannt, nm bic @e6ts
mdbisteit Der @abl bes 9lloermannes
8. 81, Stolen bon Der (ueuen) 10ten
8aro gu prufen. Sic gBabl purbe
fur giittis etftart un6 Serr Nolen be-
eibigt, tpOrauf er ieinen Sib einnabul,
Sertagnng bis OOnnertag &benl
y nbr. + -
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in Cincinnati rei Sale bou tuirf<,
lider aiiatil6er Gb oler Dortamen.
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itnnler nebr auf BEN sails. ia.
r 8enlab Serfiieun9 oes General
Yoitmeiiters in 8aibin9ton tuitb Die
i SeHneiiee Staats <3eitlns" nunncbr
to66entli3 Die Site berlti3er 8rtefe,
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Iiesen, OerOfentlidcn. +.
EB Seute tuerOen bie..Barraden ges
geniiber scr 9enitentiarD Derfauft.
H Gin f5iparsriOeiBes Raar err
i9ieu Dor Der Sreeomen's court, UNI
fd trauen su laiien, ALIEN man bertuei>'
aerte ibnsn Oisis Ssfaaisfeit, T5.!a
w Oas beige @efdngniBbaus -
Sail = fol- fid in einem abideuIi6en
3ultan6e befin6en. Sort etn9eiperrte
gleger iinS nafenb nnb babeil Bios einise
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