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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

LATE PAPERs.-We return thanks 10
viii. Spickernagle, l25 Poplar street, for
late and interesting reading He keeps
an assortment of the prominent newspa-
pers and magazines of the country,
which he receives on time. When you
want the news, 90 to l25 Poplar street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

DIscHARGED.-S Spencer Murray, the
negro arrested few days since for steal.
ing bricks from the chimney of house
that had been burned down during the
war, was discharged by Esquire Hall
yesterday the prosecutor failing to ap
near
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

LOOK AT THIs.-A Grand Free Lunch
tonight from 10 to IL, and every night
in the week at the Brilliant Billiard sa-
loon, up stairs. Turtle sopp, oyster
soup, fish, turkey, quail, Holsters, chicken,
duck and all the vegetables of the sea
son. Amusements all night. Come one,
come all! T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

The place to buy clothing is at Robe
son, Mitchell & Co.'s, 272 Second street,
opposite Court Square. 65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

If you want job work done go to E. h.
Brown, Third street, between Adams and
Jefferson streets. 60
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

A New BooK.-The many admirers Of
that gifted Southern authoress, Marion
Harland, will be pleased to learn that
she has added another work to the many
that are associated with her name in the
minds of the reading community. The
first book published by Marion Harland,
and which at once admitted her to a
place among the most able and success
full novelists of our country, was Alone. .
Within few months of its publication
it reached sale almost unprecedented
by any American book. 1t will be suf1i-
Gent to state that the new volume, Sun
nybank," rc-introduces us to many of the
pleasant acquaintance with whom we
grew familiar in Alone" 1t admits us
to gallery of these life pictures vivid
with interest and truthful to nature.
Sheldon & Co., New York, are the pub
fishers. c. C. Cleaves & Co., corner of
Second and Monroe streets, have received
"Suunybank," together with large as
sortment of interesting works. The
Christmas Holly" containing a few of
Marion Harland most charming stories,
elegantly illustrated, will be issued
shortly.
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ArrIVala.

arluIeSs
Arrivals.
Liberty No. 2, Louisville.
Ruth, St Louis.
Marble City, St Louis.
Luminary, New Orleans.
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans
Alice Dean, Cincinnati.
Celeste, Little Rock.
Dss Arc, White river.
Lady, Hsile's Point
Dan Able, Vicksburg.
Departures.
Liberty No. 2, Louisville.
Darling, Cincinnati.
City of Cairo, ST. Louis.
Luminary, St Louis
Lizzie Gill, St Louis.
Ruth, New Orleans
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

New Observation-Disclosures. This favorite
temple Of the drama was crowded to the
walls last evening, on the occasion of a
benefit to Mr.. Edwin Adams ClairUoy.
ance was presented for the fifth time, and
was received with even more enthusiasm
than on its previous repetition. Mr..
Adams was frequently applauded for his
correct portrayal of the wax-fgure'man,
jean Veaubaron," while Mr. Wheelock
in the difficult role of Rodile," the ac-
complished villain, fairly divided the
honors with him, The complete manner
in which this piece was put upon the
stage has struck all who have witnessed
it during the week, and was creditable
to Manager Thompson and Mr.. flanagan,
the stage manager An excellent bill is
offered for this evening, comprising the
Gunmaker Of Moscoio and Michael Erie,
the Maniac Lorer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

JoLEFIcATIoY.-The Memphis Radi-
Gals talk about giving a grand supper to
the faithful in few days, wherest they
can eat, drink and rejoice over the VIC
tories of their friends at the North.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

II you want yonr nantes and CRATES
set, 90 to L. II. Brown, Third street,
between Adams and Jefferson streets. 65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

PERsoNAL.-Gen. Wade Hampton,
Gen. 7. Fl. Bell, late of Forests COM
mand, and Gen. Davidson, of New Or
leans, are among the military celebrities
at present sojourning in our city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

The ARKANSAS GARRoTIYG CASE.
The detective sent with DR.. Perry yester-
day to find the man who had garrotted
him, has so far been unsuccessful. A
sharp look out, however, is being kept
for the individual. The smart local of
the Aralanche says we were mistaken
about the Doctor being robbed, and
pirates about visionary ideas of enterpris-
ing locals. We heard the story from the
Doctors lips when he was relating it at
the Police Commissioners Office. There
was nothing visionary about that, bright
youth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17
BOARDING..

DOARDING-BY THE DAY OR WEEK.
ID can be had at 10l Market street. Ils
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

On Five Minutes notice. you can have the
most delicious Buckwheat Cakes ever made
on earth, by using Morgan'S self-Rising
Buckwheat, f4S Main street. rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

FRENCH fur beaver business sacks, al
Robson, Mitchell 4 Co.'S. g.
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The Port of Memphis.

River rising. Business active Wealth
er pleasant
The following are the arrivals and de-
no-tpras.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

gel &Heidsick VS. Frietag judgment below
affirmed Tucker VS.. Dixon ct al, judg.,
$l545 62; Rice VS.. Creighton, replevin
for plaintiff; Molloy vs. Mailer & Baum,
judgment, 1888 IL; Leiber vs. Newsom,
non-suit; Malatesta VS.. Gabarino, judg-
msnt for defendant; Leleivre vs.. Lewis,
judgment affirmed Malone, admir- VS..
Majors, judgment, 1913 AZ; Metcalf VS..
Williams, judgment, s426 Is; Power vs.
Morrowski, judgment, S37 so; Same VS..
same, judgment, s25; Constable VS.. Al
exander, dismissed for want Of prosecu-
ton; Burr & Co. vs. Laski, judgment,
$93 35; Henry Schrader, Juror, was
fined $40 for absence. To-day is motion
day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

COMMON Law CouRT.-The following
judgments and final proceedings were
had yesterday in this court, viz; Aoer-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

GREENLAw OPERA HoUsE.-The large
and brilliant assemblage at the Opera
House last evening was just tribute to
the worth and genius of the Webb Sis
tiers, whose charming delineations of
characters have so often delighted our
citizens. In Thrice Married Miss Ada
appeared to shine with greater bright
ness than usual, singing with an exquis-
lite sweetness that pleased all hearers,
who applauded until the songs were re
peated. At the conclusion of the piece
she was called before the curtain. Mr..
Melville was admirable rs Jack Quaver-
w." The Zee Witch concluded the
performance. The excellent manner in
which it was produced has elected praise
worthy encomiums all the week, and last
night was no exception to the general
rule. 1t will be repeated tonight, when
those who have not seen it should avail
themselves of the opportunity. Tonight
concludes the engagement Of the Webb
Sisters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

might Blooming Cereus"-the standard
perfume of the Western Hemisphere
Huninqton Democrat 65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

FUNERAL OF Mr.. STEADMAN.-T The
funeral of Lee c. Steadman was well
attended, yesterday, by tho Odd Fellows
and other friends of the deceased. Chick
asaw Lodge No. 8, Memphis Lodge No.
6, with the Gayoso Encampment, escort
ed the remains to Elmwood Cemetery.
The burial service of the Brotherhood
was conducted by Bro. II. II. Hughes, N.
G. Bro A. J. Wheeler acted as chap
lain, and Bro. B. Bingham officiated as
marshal.
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If you want an overcoat, buy.it from
Robson, Mitchell & Co., Ayres Block 65

INSULTING A LADY.-A. McCleary, q
well-known carpenter and builder, was
up in the Police Court charged with the
above offense this morning. Mrs. Sharp,
who resides near the Charleston depot,
states that he requested to pass through
her room to get on to the porch of the
adjoining house where he was at work
After passing through, he unexpectedly
returned, and attempted to take improper
liberties with her, when she seized pis-
toll and ran him out of the house. A large
number of witnesses were examined for
the prosecution, when the prisoner $
counsel offered to submit the case to a
fine of SIS. Commissioner Richards
would not accept the terms, and the case
was postponed until Monday, when wit
nesses for the defense will be introduced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

MATRIMONIAL. = Certificates were re-
turned to the County Court Clerk during
the past week, signifying that the follow
ing parties had been Joined for better
or worse j. j. Kee and Miss Ella
johnson, Nov. 9Th; Moses Warner and
Eveline Chandler, Nov llth; Robert
Williamson and Annie Moore, Nov. 18th;
Solomon Smith and Annie Thompson,
Nov. 10th Washington Evans and Eliza
Thomas, Nov. 18th; Robert Reeves and
Caroline Geary, Nov. 4th; Henry Jones
and Emma Thomas, Nov. 9th /; d. Will
liams and Mary Crowley, Nov. Sd Jerry
Foulks and Julia Conner, Nov. Sd /;
David Jones and Mary Ferguson, Nov.
9Th ....f.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

No LADY should be without 1.-THE
beautiful and popular Florence sewing
machine, to be had at Hanbury's gallery,
1924 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

POLICE COURT.-Second district-thir-
teen cases, forty dollars collected. First
district-twenty-fve cases and one hun
dred and eighty dollars collected. A.
Utley, drayman, was fined ten dollars
for nhumanly beating his mule. Mag
Hayden aud E. Goodman forfeited TWEEN
ty-fve dollars each, which they had put
up for their appearance to answer the
charge of keeping houses of ill-fame.
Six inmates of their seraglios forfeited
ten dollars each.
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Official Drawings of the Missouri State
Lottery.

CLASS No. 6l5-DRAwS Nov. l6 1856.
4. 20. 50. GO. ". "A. IS, is, 10, IS. -, 26.
EXTRA CLASS No. 64T-DRAwS Nov. II. lsee
81. :, so, &c. %, IS, 90. 81. is. 20. 80. IS. 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

Near the city. with comfortable dwellings
VIII lease for next year, or for term of years.
Apply to or address
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

MRs. DEGRAY BENSETs select soiree,
Monday evening, November 10Th. Tick
cts to be had at the Academy, 299 Main
street. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

The best assorted and cheapest stock
OF shaker flannel, silk and mcrino under
shirts and drawers, at Robertson, Mitchell
& Co.'s. Go
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

V,uEY ARE DRAWN UNDER STATE
Il Charters have been drawn for over fOhI1
, Bondf must DO and are deposited with us.
C6llector as Security. FLt %
The prizes are drawn IN public hy two sworn
Cor missioners appointed by the state.
Must be drawn II tickcis are sold OF not.
PRIZES ALL CASH!
There are two State Drawinsz each day, and
tr0 Havana Drawings each month.
-Drawings eau be seen two hours after pur-
Ons-haif tie Tickets are Price. ID.
PriFcs paid on day Of purchase.
2. Tiekcfs 81 90 S20. according 70 scheme.
Prizes 81 % sI0l. w; aeeereing y Seheme;-
al ] eifcison street Sub Agencies at No. y
Irfers5n. corner Third street; No. To- Poplar
rfrert. room Nos No. 2lGayoscsircct- =
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

PRESBYTERIAN AssEMBLY.-The Pres
byterian General Assembly continues to
hold its sessions at the First Presbyterian
Church in this city, the proceedings
being marked by dignifed harmony, in
striking contrast with the meetings of So
called religious bodies in the North, who
are continually wrangling about politics
and the negro. Several additional com
missioners took their seats yesterday.
The Moderator announced the different
standing committees, when it was decided
that the report of the Beneficiary Com
mittse be made the first order Of the
day for ten o'clock on Monday
morning The report Of the Com
mittee on Hymn Books is to be the
first order of the day on Tuesday. A
resolution in regard to Commissioner
Fund was referred to the Committee on
Bills and Overtures. A communication
from the Synod of South Carolina in re-
gard to the propriety of establishing a
mission to. South America, was referred
to the Committee on Foreign Missions.
The fifth annual report of the Executive,
Educational and other Committees on
Domestic Missions was read and dis
posed of. Committees were appointed
to solicit funds for the support of the
Theological Seminary of the Synod of
South Carolina and Georgia, and indi-
viduals of means were requested to
make endowments for the same. Re-
ports of the condition of the Union
Theological Seminary and the Colum-
bia Theological Seminary, were read.
The Committee ON Finance reported as
sessment ranging from S. to s25 for each
Presbytery toward meeting the expenses
of the General Assembly. A PROPOSE
ton to change the time of meeting from
November to May on account of epi-
denies and the meeting Of church courts
at the same time, was referred to COM
mittee. 1t was decided that the Assem-
bly, have devotional exercises each day,
commencing at halfpast eleven o clock,
and lasting half an hour.
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If you want to sit by good lire, go to
Z. H. Brown and get your CRATES set,
Third street, between Adams and Jetfer-
son streets 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-17

HORSES SToLEN-Two horses we're
stolen fsom Col. Bob Lowry, on the
fernando road, near the corporation
line. last night
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W. A. wHITMORE,

so Pubic LEDGER Office.
NJ TED.-pURCHAsBR FOR CORD
w Wood TO be delivered per Memphis and
Ohio Railroad. during the coming winter. Ap5
ply 10 j. 81. STEELE & CD. les Front St. rs
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE!
Or any other Swindle!
ONLYLEGAL LOTTERIES IN U. 5.

MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
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A SMALL. FARM.

. ANTED TO RENT. ..,
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WE always have full line of Courvo-
sicr's kid gloves.
60 RoBEsoY, MITCHELL & Co.
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once. No. Is Madison street.
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nlebr auf ben ufiduIOi9 9Ingetla9ten II. Ser
od9t9en blebe uno ipre6en bic 6pffnung aus
Dap, mo- ouda Der ebemali9e Qebrling Soar Gtd
autbaIten m09e, 6eie 6fentli9e 2(nerfennun(
lelner pOutomntenen lnl6ulo an ienem obz
l3eulI6en Terbre9en ibm Dor Nugen fpmmer
! tperpe."
Den Sag barauf lief 8engt ale feline Same
raoen bitten ltd) in Der WerfitGtte i'm Groqe~
i2o11e gu oerlammeln; bier lag er Sbnen nit
laater StImme Die 6ffentli6e 6reiipredung iei-
ne8 lungen 6reunoe8 BON aQer Sbeilnobme an
Der GrmOrOung Der Sungirau @reta Dor.
0reI Wtonate fpdter bate 8en9t Die SSreuoe,
auf SparS !0O6Seit gu tansen. Der WleiIterz
i6mteo bate on. 8atersItele ieinen frIberen
S3lblin9 in ben grautftubl eeIabrt ais oieler
uno Olga ibre @eidide pereinten. 9ie 6p6z
5eit fanO gu afersnG8 itatt, unb ale Qrbeiter
paren oa3u eln9elaoen. Sn Der nit 2aub uno
Slunet per3ierten 9rDBen @erthdtte muroe oa8
Ntabl fit ale bele @dlte aufgetragen, wel9e
lt4 9lQe nit bem gea6teten lmo bp99ei6dbten
Wertmetlter nlebr pcer rpeni9er perrpanbt su
1ein einbiloeten.
Yin glbeno fubr baS 8rautpaar teim mad
S6mieosbiitte, wel6eS Der 6leiB er6aut u. nun
bic 9tebe 9ef6miidt bat.
3ebn Sabre ipdter tpar Spar 9ange's Goms
pa9non uno fit ie1te @riinbunsen nit bent
gSaIaoroen beIpbnt morben. @r mar Elm Wtann,
9eebrt BON ieinen Mitmenihen, 9lIdli6 nnb
gellebt III Ietner 6atniIie. S9mieosbItte war
fOrtmdbreno bic !6eitnatb Der beioen @atten.
Spar mar unb blieb ItetS Der burti9e urO
frOblide 9trbetter, nit unperbprbenem 9er3en
uno einfaden @epobnbeiten unO Olga itanO
an leiner Seite uI5 bic frii6e, frobe, ld6elnoe
9rffnung, ein 8tlO Der tpabren 9peiie bes 2es
bens.
&urt arbeitete itets nit eleider llnermiiOs
Ii6teit. Grit na@tem er iid9 burd eigene 9tr-
belt 70 piel erporben bate, nm ieines 9a=
terS 8eiibtbunt, 6ielmbal tpieCer an Ii@ faufen
su t6nnen, bei6Ipb er ii6 gu perbeiratben. 0ie
Bittpe bes Oberlten 8ieItt tuurbe &urts Srau.
Gin OemieIben Sage, bu aurt ben 2auf bon
9ielmOal abl6GOB, puroe StabIbammer, 8es
iibtbum oeS 8urOnS e., auf &e6nung ieiner
@ldubiger i'm 9lufitseid perlteigert. @intge
3eit barauf ltorb Der olte a1si6neifenoe @oel<
mann. Sein Sotn Smut bate Sbuloen ball
ber li6 aus bem Staube sen1a6t uno pas es
NIT ibm fir Elm gnpe nabnt, permSgen mir ni6t
an5u9eber.
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Sa8 9rDbte unb belt a1Iprtirte QDein> uni
2iqueur@@eiAdft 1T
2im10m S. CO.,
Ste. Noro @abitraBe, Baltimore.
gDtr perren benz sesbren Yubltfum ub 28tsberbertGH
fern b!e frt4enben Mrttfel:
200 5ab 8tpe Wb8ttp
so y MOnOneabela Rbs gDttsfet,
so fetr fenen diteu WUn9neabela 0tpe 28btStGD,
100 ~ 8rurpDn QDbtsteg,
20 y kbf alien uub felnen cl!en Bourbon gDbt8tep
5sJ25 y gDbeat &SbtSfeD,
1000 @aICnen BerItner Oetpes RImmeL
800 y SdnDt3er Wt1genttter,
500 bouanbiAes gCdtGh Sttter8
200 " NappleOn Sitters,
1000 y SIN tGtiSn BrdGeb,
1000 n SmtlaDn 9in,
800 - SDuGnltl1eR Sin dCbt unb Tsbr fetu
800 lrdn5plhen G08naesSrants, alt unb frin,
loo y Batapn Arrac,
200 y Sc0tb gDbi8'e9,
500 Samaca- Otam, cit unb ftGt Istu
1850 SlafSarr9' e9eFF9 Singer unb- 9acenbsr-
BranSttS
1900 - Sanatcd. .0tum BatnDta Nrrac Frens5Eften
0fantn ScptG-gD ,tstes- -9unG refine ad1te
unp cute QDadre fret BON IGdon6eu Snare.
benJsI unb n d for fEe9 rna4en6.
1000 &betn- uub WpIeI= 9Detns,
5000 ytabsn - -. psvf6tebene SAbasause.
5000 SalOnsn gUrt sberrs uns gtabetra. gBrne
$500 JIasn tD hotunter febr feline unb alte gDaare
Jpien, &nts YerfeEpe Yr6ermins unb 8tmmet 9tqeurS
(GVrbtaIs
2Dr earGnttrsn nGf unre gDdart unb ne6ten beI.Ibs
wsun ntGt befriebt9enb turiG.
Aue 8stelun9en tn ber Sab per6en fDaenret rs SauS
un5 ansaege BeeIunesn fOenfre aa8 Deppt gelteiert
M6tun8appu
(Ds318-5) 2tnbau & G!p.
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(S6Gub.)
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Olga ging tpeiter Bis an bos Statet Uni
entoedte sli ibrer grpBen 6reube pas tbeure Sc
bIl6, in oelIen S6atten cine fleine grim on
geitrt6ene 8ant itano. Sic Ieote bic 6ono al
oaS @ttertblr&eI, Inn binein gu geben, al
Semano aus Der 8eranba beraustrat.
Olga ribrte iib ni6t BON Der Stele @Ol
ibr itano Soar.
uSte bier!" rtef er. SD paete taum, mei=
nen Nu9en Sl trauen lno oennp6 mar idJ iiber=
5eu9t, bab Sbre erfte @aQfabrt bierber qeri6z
let letn tpitroe; Die &6blerbutte bat iA in Die
S3meoSwpbnnng oerpanbelt."
Gr fiibrte iie su Ger fleinen 8ant neben BEN
GebIi6.
r9leB 5aus 9eb6rt aIlu.. -.
vMir."
D46 Sd iottte tuirtl6 re6t b6le auf Sie
tperoen, oaB sic mir 3upursetummen lino. SD
bin ein5ig bierber 9ereit, um ben Blab meiner
S6meiter ab5ataufen."
vSn bieiem Sail peroeu Sic ibn pubG nit
a5taufen miiilen," erpieberte Spar lGeraeno.
rS9 tilr6te nur, boB e8 Sbnen nidt oelnaen
wlro, mid 5u bieiem Gertauf gu bereoen.
vAber, neir t6err, tper 9ab Sbnen bas
@eat auf iOI&e @eiie meme Bldne su ourb<
treu5en?"
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SenB oleler Stdtte, tuelde nur fir ur8 beioe
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perlai1en; t6 bin iOntit i6pn itber bret Sabre
Glgentbumer 6aoOn."
nuno metn @ebII6 baben Sic AUDI suoe=
lest ?" ..''.''
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ote Gin5dumun9 bereinnebuten lalIen, welbe
ale bic Grinnerun9en, bic an meine eeqenz
ipdrtlge Selmatb 9etnipft linb, in iid6 i6liebt.
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Gant, wel6e Sic ernartete."
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piiroe2"
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TT ndr eine erbabene llntenntniB; i'd pubte
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pg8ie tonnten Sic beiIen 10 i6er Iein?
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urt9eilte."
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oeiien GeI4id Sic 10 md4tig engegriffen batz
ten, Sbnen lteb 9epprben mar"
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runo oebbalb ertpartete er sic bier. !Sabe
i9 MIDI geirrt?"
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entse8nete Olga uno itano ouf, Obne ibre !9ano
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