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A saurce Of satisfaction.

1t was source ofmuch satisfaction to
meet Democrats on Thursday from from va
rious parts Of the State, and to see them
show the pluck they did. A set Of men
more resolved to cease not in their labors to
defeat revolutionary Radicalsm we have
never seen. They have come out of the
late contest stronger 10 their faith and more
encouraged than they have. been for many
years. Glad we were to see among the men
who came up to the city to counsel W til re-
gard TO the future as the Democratic party
~ manyyoung men. 1t is a good omen. :
when young men take an earnest interest
ia what rela es to the success Of. a party, Il
may be accepted as truth that the party
Il ia tho high road to success. The Demo
erats thfoughou the State, in sending ut
delegates to the Democratic State Conven
fjop IA Ills StfiN Of January, will do well to
send up Q good proportion of active young
DsmoerstS 10 them wa must look for
reat assistaEss in; the work efthe political
s.~r ton ef tsss State, --ibtdfes0,fn, 9M.
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The Pacilic Acknowledgements
at the Western End.

Though there is a heavier force of men
and teams ct work on the Calitorpia end OF
the Pacific Railroad than % this, the pro-
gress in distance is far slower, for whle
here the path lays along m absolute plain,
there it is up and over the grand Sierra
Nevada chain of Mountains. About -, 900
Cinnamon are at work ,u the road bed in
California. and an additional 10000 have
been contracted for, to be put upon the line
next spring, when the contractors Will be
grading on this slope.ofi the Sierras, aud
beginning to stretch their labor out on to
the plains aud into the valleys of Nevada.
Now the track is completed to within six
teen miles of theSumnnt Of the mountains,
and the following label Of statistics, distan-
ces aud attitudes, from Sacramento on to
the summit, shows how the'iron pathway is
mounting the great hills Of the Pacific. slopes
of the continent. At Cisco, which the
completed road has how reached, the loco
motive screams on spo' as high as Mount
Washington, the highest or our New Eng
land mountains:
Distance f,nilesl. Elevation (feetl
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WiIkoS EsOOtsl.

The La Crosse Democrat does not be-
lieve, that John Wilkes Booth is dead, and
we have strong suspicious ourselves, of his
existan:c in the aesh. The Democrat
says: er ~ iiHf# -U
The papers are now baving much to say
about Both, whether he is dead or not. -
John Wilkes B,nth was alive on the 18th
day of Jn)y, 1855. Tie man who was
killed was MT Booth, but another person
murdered in order to obtain the reward Of
fered for his capture. Time will unravel
the ball of mystery now connected with this
affair, and show up the beauty ofStanton's S
detective system. Again, we repeat, earn
es.y and certainly that John Wilkes
Booth never was taken to Washington,
either wounded or dead, and and that he
was alive in July OF this year.
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fav'r of these pfOrO>ed amendments!
Where is itS The radical. majority of the
vote in the North Is less now than it was
before. This question was added to the
Others agitating the people, where then is
the evidence that the people desire such
radical change in their Government.
People Of all parties should hope now that
these amendpicnts may not be voted for by
enough Stateleei latuues TO carry them AZ
this time. The people had better be fully
CONSULTED before such radical change be
INTRODUCED into their Fundamental law
they have right to be consulted. 1t is
much the interest Of the majority of people
TO do right, as it is for the minority. The
people OF this country are not tyrannical.
therefore they don twaht tyranni meas
ures engrafted on their Constitution.
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Read This, ESOnd-.Eoiders!
From .he Hamilton C. W. Spectator, .
LII - tnhnr 10 Ill

lDDCI Ii.
The lae rapid decline in United States
securities in England has excited consider
able surprise. When erc rad the incendi,
a,y SPEECHES Of tie Radical leaders, hovcrer,
tier open threats Of cirH tcar dnd f,red de-
Termination to reGayd the Southern Stdtcs
as conquered prouinces and not as q porto"
of a yrstored UHon, zee can Scnrceiy 'c0"dey
at Mis dccIiae. Until the difficulty at pres
cnt existing between the President and the
Congress is settled, confidence cannot be ex-
gect d to yive, Capitalists W Il not care
to invest their money in Il country 50 torn
by political differences and unsettled by po-
ltical uncn,ness, We Team that inreSt-
n,eni$ IN United States securities hare almost
ccfspd. mt only IL Loadon, JHt also IN
Fnahfnd the Qis,tatioae being almost en-
treh noo,i,ai At the same tine all other
spctrjtirs maintain tier priccs, Austrian
included, which are deemed more worthy Of
confidence than those of the American re-
public The consequence Of the decline III
American securities in Europe will in due
course Of time be corresponding dcpres-
siop in the States, coupled with a deprecia-
ton in the currency, and consequent rise in
the price Of gold And all this is the re-
suit OF the clustering vaporing OF the Rad
ica party, their constantly rciteratlng
threats Of war with Great Britain and Their
eeile"t detrrD,utotion to precent any recon-
cikiutSol 9f the ddrerSe parties ~ the States.
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To CONSUMPTIVES. {

Theadvertiser, having bnen restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption lis anxious to
mako known 10 his fellow-sutferers the
means ut cure. '.,a.g F.....f 4.
TO all who desire it, he will send a copy OF
the prescription used free Of charge) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNouTTIs,
CouGHs, COLDS. and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object OF tho adver-.
tiscr in sending the Prescription Is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer willtry his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove ~
blessing. lutaL8f ta WI f,i ~
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by.
return mail, will please address w.. = :
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
/ d Williansburgb Kills Co., Now York
Jan unry lc, ,lkf!yy
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important.

The books aud accounts of the Cadiz Sem
tinel Printing office from ADril /, 1851 to
August | ), 1865, the time that published
the paper, have been placed in the hands OF
JOSIAH LEWIS, Esq, Of Archer township
for inn,ediate collections All persons owing
me for Subscription to. Advertising in, or
Job Work done at the Cadiz Sentinel office,
are expected tomake immediate payment to
Mr.. LEWIS, which will lave id costs and trou-
bic Further indulgence cannot be given,
as I must have what is owing to me.
CHARLES n. ALLEN.
Cadiz Ohio, September ), 1866,
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U.:ited States Troops DO. Aid tine
, Republic of Mexico.

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W.; ~" ""M, ,rS"t,rd,T last
g & as,n1von ,h'' Wsv;o,I Wi,i,tar lont
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Sili .i'a' 80 49, 49, 49, nI i;o,,an.nt
Cla'es I'',:iHo1r w nun n,, rr;ve @ at Vnrs
Teaein; T.,,s e,;tn;rht 'fa NJ C.",,boll j.
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eAPeeicu e ~ W. ',ne, hon "na W." rho w;i, nrn
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,asa.' -" G,sa"b - ~ ,b ranIv a., .ber
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~ Distance (miles). Elevation (feeti.

Some Of the strncturcs OF the work ON
the last section of the road are grandly mas
siye. A California journal says one culvert,
at the crossing tf Cannon Creek, i a noble
piece Of solid MASONRY, twenty eight feet IN
higth and fifty four-feet in breadth. The
forests Of towering pines the towering
mountain peaks and yawning litts and
chasns. traversed by the railroad between
Alta and Cisco, present sublime panorama
which is destined to favorite study for the
art loving tourist, not only during. our day
but one which will be contemplated with 10
less delight by unborn generati n.
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M A r RI II d

1LN-- - -IS -ES - -
a ON the Sth lust, t,y Rey. .. II. Ekey, Mr..
GEORGE B. WEIGH and AIiss CATH Err
INE COZ, all Of Harrison County.
On "Wednesday. october 10th. by Rev. u.
Armst rong. Mr.. THOMAS HAMILTON,
Of Adena. Ohio, and Mrs. AMELIA Me-
CONN EEL GRAHAM, of Harrisvilic, o.
On the same day, by the satne, Mr.. JOHN
b. BECK and Miss. SARAH 4 IOSr, all
Of Harrisville. y
On Thursday, Nov stlf. by the same, at
the Parsonage. Mr.. JOHN Y. FULTON,
and Miss MARY JANE GREEN, all OF
Shepherdstown, Ohio
On tho 9th inst. at the Parsonage, Moore>
field. by Rev. +. X. Crawford, Mr.. AMOS
HUBBARD, of Ipava, Illinois, and Miss
RUTH HALL, of FreepoEt, Ohio.
On the Sth inst, at the same place, by the
same, Mr.. JOHN NCULBERTSON, and Miss
SARAH J. MCDOWELL, both of Athens
township, this County; 5 IN,
on the sane day aud place, by the same,
Mr.. JOHN CIIRISTY and Miss NJ ARrH \
w. WHITE, all of this County, o,,..sqsss.s.s.
On the same day and place, by the same,
Mr.. SIMEON McMATH, and Miss SARAH
FORD, of Freeport, Ohio.
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INDIANA OFFTCIAL.-The published off
cial vote of Indiana shows this result
Trusler (Ab.) 160.9lS; Mason (Dem) 1855.
l02-Trusler' majority l4,5l5 In 1864,
the vnte was: Morton (Ab) 1872, ,0S4; Nc
Donald tDem) 13l, 202-M Morton's majority
20. 1888. In the matter of majority the Alb
olitionists have fallen off 1857 since 1864. :
The Democratic vote il 23,S9l greater than
il was at the State election in 1864, while
the Abolition vote is only 1884 greater. -
On Congressman the Radical majority is IN.
ly l2,55l. adl |t
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The City of New Work.

The glorious metropolis of the United
States, the rival of London and Paris, soon
to surpass them in numbers, wealth and
power, did nobly ut the late election. Look
at her splendid sote Governor:
Hoifmsp Democrat 10000
Fcatou (Rali;al) $4,000
Iiofnan' majority 10000
Tbs Democratic majority in New York is
much larger than the whole Radical vote
The Democrats are nearly three to one in
that vast population. When we add Brook
lyn, which is really part of New York, the
Democratic majority rises to the gigantic
figure of $4,000 This is l4,0D0 norc thar
was ever given before at election.
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THE bulk of the property Of New York
city is owned by about 1000 persons
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IAN Improvement upon melodeons, harmo-
NUNS, and other organs of this class,) have
much qualification in calling attention to
the following evidence of the excellence of
their work. # t... .a... ..
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~ 81 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
mss-,Sole for the MASON d HI NJ
LIN CABINET ORG.lNS for Western
PenltsyLvdnia. ..... .t
asaN. a, Hanna & Co.. are the author
izcd Agents for 9. G. Mcllor Il Co, al Ga /,
diz. They will sell at Factory prices. Call
at their New Depot and see specimens. s.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-10-05
In Probate Court.

In Probate Manitowoc County Court. In the
matter Of the estate OF Commodore Chauncey
Thomas. deceased.
N reading and fling the petition of Sarah
y Tenny formerly Sarah i h ,lnas wi,'ow of
sad Commodore Chauncey Thomas deceased. J
OF said county Of Manitowoc, represcn.inr
among other things, that Commodore Chauncv
Thomas, late Of sill Manitowoc county. on the
seventh day Of November A. ID. 1854. at Chat
tanooga, Tenn, died into state. lejyins good
chatteiS and estate within this State, ;ni that
the al petitioner is the former willow If said
deceased, and praying that admin;s r;tian Of
salt estate be to Ira Z. Smith, granted it is
ordered that said petition b. heard before tho
Judge OF this Court on Monday, the s h day OF
October, \. d. 1856, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. at
my Office in said County. Ordered further
that notice thereof be given to the heirs Of said
deceased and to all persons interested, by
publishing copy of this order for three sue
ccssive weeks prior to said day Of hcn@nr. in
the Nanitowoc Pilot u Weekly Newspaper
printed and published y, Na4itawoc il alid
County. BY Che Court
GEO. W. BARKER. Coanty judge.
Mnltowoc Sept Il, 1866 S93t
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Tax Notice.

4 Ii Persons interested, are hereby notified
n that the following tracts. of land and town
lots, lying and being situated in the village of
Two Rivers, remaining unredeemed in the
office of the treasurer of said village. for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon, for the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty -four 1854
for which said taxes the said tracts OF land and
village lot were sold on the third day of De-
ccmber A. D. 1864 Now, therefore, unless the
amount of taxes, interest. fees and charges set
opposite the several tracts Of Land and village
lots as herein described inciu ling ten cents adj
vertisinc fees FOR each ana every such descrip-
ton, be pail on or before the 18th day Of be-
cember A. d. 1866, according 10 the time when
said tracts of land and village lots, were soil
as above stated. the same viii be Conveyed to
the purchaser, or his sssignees, i'll pursuance OF
the statutes for such case made and provided.
JOHN FRANZ.
N-.IlA..n
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

HOclCC Va EOIGCiCSuI0.
To all whom it may concern:
A| HEREAS, On The first day Ct June A. d.
w 1888, Francis LennaviHe and Catharine
Lennav,lle, his wife, of the town Of Manitowoc
i.apIds IN the County OF Manit0woc and state ot
Wisconsin, as mortgagors, exccuted and du,iy-
cred to James z. Glover, of the city and county
OF kcnosha and state Of Wisconsin. rs n,o,.,o.
gee, Il certain -ndentuc of Morteat-r be,,irg
date on that day 10 secure the payment Iv tn.
said mortg3 gor to the said MORTGAGE, of the
san5oi four thoas- "a nine hundred und eighty
two do.lls and i0r.y-oiIo cents, in t~o years
after the date thereof With interest ut tle rgt,.
OF ten pei cent. per apnilm, according 10 the
conditions OF 4 certain lromissory lote execr-
ted by the slId Francis Lefnavil!e one Of said
E.cr.ga gGrs to the said NOR: gagee. bearing even
date with said mortgage, which mortgage
Was daily executed and acknowledged So
as to be entitled 10 record, anl was
daily recorded in the Office ii the REGISTER
ii Deeds Of the county Of Nlnitowoc aforesaid.
on the third day Of June \. D. 1873 at eleven
o clock \. ii. ri that day, i'll volume | of mort
cages ON pages 53j ana tS7. And, whereas.
On TIC tenth day CT June A. >. 1858. the said
James +. Glovcr by an Instrument IN
writing under his irond and Sc l. daily executed.
ana delivered to John v. Schcuci. Of the CIV Il
acw ! orl rs asst tHse assigned, id IuIrr-,lrc
Of MuItg "", together g:h the id note there.
in referred to, and The ,lcI,t thereby secured,
unto the ID john W Sch"nck which said ay-
s!~nlncnt was GG Y acknowledged, =. as "a be
e!,Fitled 10 record ems! daily rcca- !et in the
Office Of the REGISTER Of Deeds cf the count. 6
Manitowoc afogoSaii, on the 18Th Nv Of july
\. D. ISIS 1t 3 Q clock r. Vi. OF thdt tqy in yo,,-
nm" j OF mortgages, Oh pages 6 and G6. And
where =, On The second i Y If Gay An ,,;.'t
he sad john " S.h"n,k. hyan instrument n
writing, under hl> h1td md seal. duly executed
n ini.y I. q Ia D,, ! AT babiuSnn of E.,o-l,,
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In Probate Court,

State Of Wisconsin, Man.towoc County -
Probate Office, September 18th, 1856 In
the matter Of the Proof AMI Probate Of the
last will and testament of Oliver Leclair.
deceased. late Of the county OF Manitowoc
XXI IlEREAS, an instrument in writing. pur-
w porting to be the last will and testament
Of Oliver Leclair deceased, late Of the COUNTY
of Mlnitowoc, has been fled in this office and
whereas, application has been made by Nary
\. D. l-ce!air, praying that the same be proven
an | admitted 10 Probate according to the Ia US
of this State. Therefore, it is ordered that
said application be heard b fore me ut the Pro
batc Office in the village Of Manitowoc in said
County, on the Sth day of October, A. b. 1866
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ And il is further ordered
that notlco shall be given to all persons inter.
cstcd IN said will &c the time AMI place Of said
hearing, by publication in the Mani.vyoc Pilot
newspaper printed i'll sail county, for tire,
successive weeks, once each week prior to the
time Of such hearing. BY the Court,
S93t GEO. ". BARKER, Co Judge.
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Ii Probate Court.

State of Wisconsin. Mtnitowoc County. IS
Pro3atc Office, September 10Th, 1866. In
the natter Of the estate Of Joseph Turkey
dcceaSe7.
IN this 10Th day of September A. D 1866
~ upon reading and filing the petition Of
Nelson Fortier, executor of the last will and
testament of said deceased stating that he has
fully administered sid estate and nraving
that a time and place be tixc L for examining
and allowing his account of his administration
1t IS ordered. that said application be heard
before mc, and that said account be examined
at the Probate Office in the town and Count
Of Manitowoc, on the 18th day of October. a
d. 1866, at 10 o clock A NJ. And it is further
Ordered, that notice Of such application and
hearing be gwen by publishing a copy of this
order for three successive weeks. once in en- c,i
week, in the Manitowoc Pilot, newspaper
printed in said town md County prior to sid
hearing. By the Court.
S93t GEO w BARKER Co J1rlon
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Tax Notice.
0fFICE or THE CLERK or TIE C

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
MASITowoC, September 81, 1866
A Ii persons interested are hereby notified
II that the following tracts of land and town
OTIS. lying and being situated in the County OF
Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin, remainih z
unredeened in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Cou ~ Board of Supervisors of the County OF
Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin, for the
taxes cue and unpaid thereon for the ye2r
1863, for which said taxes the said tracts Of
land and town lots were sold on the 10th day
of Nav, A. D. 1864 Now therefore, unless
the amount of taxes, interest, fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts of land and
town lots, as herein described, be paid on or
before the 10th day of May, 1867, the same
viii be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assignecs in pu suance of the Statutes in such
case made and provided.
WILLIAM BACH
CLERK Of tie County Board of Supervisors, OF
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
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For Sale,

4 GOOD substantial Frame House, together
"A with halt IN acre OF land situated on
Eleventh street. outside Of the village limits
VIII be sold It a bargain. Enquire O. the sub
scr.ber, in Huebner's blocz, corner OF Lis n
and yols atrcets, Nanitcwoc
PA HENRY SIBREE
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Strayed or Stolen.

LN0M the Subscribers yard in Manitowoc.
L TWO LARGE MARES. five years old
gray coior-one . little lighter color than the
other. Eeth are about the same size, but Gre
IS little ronyher built than the other A lib
eral reward will be paid for the return Of both
or either Of them &c !.c, CT for any information
concerning tLccl,
10 II FERDINAND HORN.
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Nmcricon GMcupnetcr,
rnaht ZEN 9~eebrteu @ubttfum BITE Wn3etee, bag CT nun etnt
Srpse &usnobs %berHeIten, nebft ~epIbersn uup ftSernen ubrer
ieber Art yprrdttte bat.
SeparatHrfn Gu GbrOapnaesern uMe uhten BON ausr Spr-
ten weroen dRfs gieRs befOr9t. @u@ nereen Gle 6epara.
tGter fIr a~rSro0rit5e 9erfOncn fir ubrta@er sI rebUstr.
ten Dretfen) punttlt9 nur1 bic 9GR ODER GypreB beior6t.
Mbre1c: s. Rarrr Mp. 480 fsHr. N1e, Wa ~Tbtnetpn,
D. 6. 17dual9l
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i9aft BON NClu Oorf.
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s. Mublina5auS,
go. 492 7te Ctr, 5nii&en 8 unb s.
Wafftnetou. . e. t~mrt2I-Sl
@crnaMla sycuer @cril9crun0o Gpmp
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SER. Gtcepr6fbent. prdHtent.
II. WSiiblimab aus, Sen. 2lst.,
$50. 492 Ute Str.
sD atbtustUn, O.G tSeIl0-)
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0mrDpGifche 06ae0rte0teat.

- (@5rel6e1l8 Nntrag anf 9feform rer 8unbes.
9erfuIlun1.) Oa8 6rantfurter SournaI tbeilt ben
Ill Der Sun0estu9sttuna am 6. Nplit BON Yreus
fen amefteIten Antraa ouf Die ;9uIammenberufuno
el1eS beutlden Y~arIamenteS I'M Wortlaute nit.
Der Seridt 1T Siemli6 lang uno be9t1nt oamit,
oaB bic lebige Organization ce8 SunoeS Iopobl
aus pClitiiden pie ans milf q ilGen uno interrlae
ttoralen @ritnnen ntht 9~enii9eno let. WtaH bite
0esbalb idCu friiber (1863) bon Seiten 4reuBens
setpllle 8etOrm Sori9ld9e 9emadt,. bic obsr iebt
nod r1ebr aeit9emdB leieu. Die SunoescerfalIung
berube bauptid4lih auf Der Serousiebuus, oab
Oeitreld uno YreuBen III ibrer Yolttit barm0niren,
oaS lei aber lebt ltht Der San, Uie AUDI i6On fritz
BET bic @tnt9teit MIR burd Die Na9gtebt9s
felt BreuBenS erlltirt babe. WfdH babe Yreuben
auf ben Artlfel IL Der Sunbe8acte (Gntldeiouug
onrG ben Srro) certpieieu, a1etn cine ipl6e @uts
Idetoung Tonne mD9ltderneile erlt baum erfol9en,
petlrt Der &rtsg 1HDlt alS9eblc den let PrelBen
Jet ourd cine ioIde 8erpeiIung a1f lt1, ielbit be-
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rednen.
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ten bic Srie9e raider als bic 8unoesbel6lii1Ie III.
ter ben bisberi9en Gornen ; lettere tpdren besbal6
flr YreuBen nur cine Sernn1lng IN Der @ntfal>
tuns ieiner SrGfte, Icute es in sineu &rieg Der.
tnidelt meroer. Die iebiae BunoeScerfaiiuna iei
be8balb 9efdbrlid unb Oentldlaub triirbe, tpenn
eS oarau fe1t btelte, BEL elmer sroBen eliropdiI9en
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mem Yarlanlelt.
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aigli6 Der Nec0nf tructiOn Der Su IL
beSperfafiuns lib erIa EN-, mie bte8
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