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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07

Jamestown F. g. Biglow, Brook6eld r.
Holden, Randolph Norman Fowler, Bethel.
Vo,ed that F. G. Biglow be added to the
Committee chosen by the citizens of Barre.
to confer with Ex-Gov. Smith and others with
regard to the advantages which would result
to other roads by the construction of the one
desired by this Convention. Remarks were
made by various members showing The feast
billty of the route, and the advantages that
would accrue to the public generally BY the
building of said road after which the Con-
vsntion adjourned sine die.
F. Ii. LYFoaD, Chairman.
F. G. BIGLow, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
Adiutnnt General Washburm's
Report.

We tavo received from General Wash burn
his report as Adjutant General for the year
ending Oct. l, 1866. This report completes
the records in the Adjutant Generals ofdcs
of the service of the Vermont troops in the
war against treason, and puts in permanent
form large mass of information valuable
now, and which will hereafter be of still
greater value, as the knowledge there con-
tanned drops out of the recollection of living
witnesses. The report proper 10 brief, 90
cupying but about twenty pages Of . thick
volume of nearly four hundred pages. The
larger part of the book is taken up with .
complete Roster of all the commissioned off,
GERS who have served in Vermont organize
tions during the war, showing the name,
age. rank, company, regiment. date of com
mission, date of muster into the service OF
the United States, residence at the time of
joining the service, and military record while
in the service. The appendix also contains
much other matter in correction Of errors in
previous reports. supplying information not
before in possession of the Office, and, in gen.
eral, rendering more complete and accurate
the history of the Vermont soldiers 20 far .,
possible through the records of the Adjutant
Generals Office. Gen. Washburn has been
energetic and indefatigable in his search 70,
information respecting every Vermont soldier
and his reports have been, We believe, more
full and accurate in their history than thos,
of any other State.
As Gen. Wsshburu has already given plaoe
in the office to Gen. Wells, who has been
elected bis successor. this is bis final report
and he can fairly congratulate himself aod
the Stase that it is foil and complete He
retires from the laborious duties of thu
position he has occupied during all the var
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
COM MERCIAL.
MAE EETe

MARkETs.-SIw YORK, Nov s. Cotton frn sales
$500 bales middng 30 to 49o. Four-vithout shsnts
sales 600 Dbl. roundhoop ohiosl to Is 90; wss-
tern So SO TO IA So Southern sl2 so to II Is.
Wheat to Sc higher sales Is 600 bushels Csrr
higher sales Is4 900 bush. Beef steady sales
500 bbls- Pork heavy ;sales Is 900 bbls ts
TO 80 Lard quiet and hrm sales $50 bss ~ III -
Isle. Whisksy quiet.
AoNlrARY.-Stocks strong. Treasury fS-los lei
c S 5-20s Coupons, 1862 ,lloi. Gold l4si
Money abuniant at 10 per
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07

The LEGIsLATURE.-The Legislature, as is
its annual custom, adjourned last Friday until
Tuesdsy afternoon of this week The election
In the Third District was one cause Of this de.
sire to go home and that, and the news from
the elections in other states, will probably eav,
the two Houses with little disposition to re-
sumo business vigorously until Thursday. They
will adjourn finally, probably, about two week,
from next Friday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
noNcPELIER Market, Nov. !.

'Snsis oss.-Butter 81 TO 40 Chees 1<ts u
Lard y to %. raiIov, Is. Dried Apple, lie Q %
egss, % cents Potatoes 40 So Beana, 81 so "
l,75- West india ugars, IL to 1e- Refined Sugars
10 10 Maple Sugar 10 to IA. Peas, 81, 10 1,se
Appses 5000 20 O,00 per bbl.
tLoCk-sxtra, slI-5o tosl2,5o- Do.bls Extra
sI2,50 I7,0)- super-Estra, Il co 1900.
tikAIs HAY.-Corn, s1,25. Oats, %. Herds
grass Seed s6,0ot 90 per busheI Glover ,lsts 10
per pound. Hay, SIS to lsper ton. Rye 81 Sc
IsozrLAxEous--Dry and green hardweod 50
o % slnSles $3.50 to 500. wooi-eomn 20
, So {sr& 5000 I.oOpercord: Nails, 7.2s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07

VIM. w. Wright. one OF 'he New Jersey
Senators, died last Wednesday. He has been
in feeble health for several months. He was
q Democrat. and will be replaced by Repub-
lican by Gov. Ward, who has the appointment
until the next legislature of that state meets,
when Republican will be elected.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
Governor Swami.

Governor S~ann's attempt to involve the Re-
publicans of Baltimore 10 Q collision with the
Fsderal government, has proved failure, ow.
ing to the wise and lawful sction of the old
Police Commissioners. and the judicious and
firm action of Gen. Grant. The Gov. found
that the registry law Of Maryland was alto
gether too rigid, in the hands of loyal men, to
permit the returned confederate soldiers to
elect DemocrssS and JohnsoDi,es to the ieei.-
Iature, and thus secure bis own election to the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07

Protecting the toes Of childrens Shoes mo.
wear BY Metal Tips, has proved most lmPO,
tant and useful invention. But until iA'.J
great mistake has been made in applying 'nS.
chiefly to the cosrser grades of shoes. TOT -.
higher the cost of the shoes the moro toe,o
saved by protecting the toe from wear OI...l
can only be done By a Metal-tlp- oen 1919
Metal-tipped shoes are now being msIs ~.
worn BY the bes, families in the city. NJ,
f. cturefs could not have conferred grsAM.
public favor than BY supplying this s'~
vapt-Boafsn Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
Elections Yesterday.

The elections were held yesterday as fol-
lows:
Ne,s York-Governor, thirty-nine mem
bers of Congress end one hundred and twenty
1--WE members of the Assembly, United States
Senator to cleo, in place of Ira Harris.
Observation-Disclosures ten members Of
Congress and state legislature.
New Jersey-Five members of Congress and
members of the state legislature. United
States Senators to elect in place of Richard
F. Stockton, and Mr.. Wright.
.MiGhtgan-Governor. six members Of Con-
2ress and members of legislature.
Minois-State officers, fourteen members of
Congress, and members of legislature. Uni
ted States Senator to elect in place of Lyman
Trumbull.
Wiseonsin-State officers, six members of
Congress, and members of state legislature.
Timothy o. Howe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, two members OF
Congress and membe Of legislature.
Acknowledgements of Public In
strucsion, nine members of Congress and
memb ers Of legislature. United States Sene-
tor to elect 10 place of B. Gratz Brown.
| Kansas member of Congress,
. and members of the legislature. Two United
| States Senators to elect IN place of James Ii.
Lane ana OiUucl " fomerOy.
.Nerad0-Governor, men Der of Congress,
| and members OF legislature. United States
Senator TO elect in place Of James w. Nye
MdryIand-FIvs members OF Congress and
mem bers of Legislature. United States Ssn-
ator to elscs in place of John A. j. Cress-
we'll.
DeLaUare-Governor, members of Congress
and legislature.
The principal interest in the elections centres
in New York, where the Democrats and
Johnsonites are making prodigious efforts to
defeat Gov. Fenton and gam some members
of T. neress. The Republicans are confident
of ca frying the State and of holding their
own in its Congressional delegation, and
unless an immense fraudulent vote Is polled
in New York City will do SO. Before our
paper goes to press We expect, however, to
learn by telegraph sufficient news to to de-
serml ne how not only New York, but several
other states, have voted. In all of them the
Republicans are encouraged to pr edict success
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07

IMPORTANT FRox Mx1Ico.-The Mexican
Minister at Washington has received from
Vera Crus the important intelligence that
Macmillan has resigned in favor of Gen BA-
saine, and will soon leave for Europe. The
French soldiers will be returned to France
This will, of Curse, end the French Protect
crate in Mexico.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
Examination of Teachers in E. Montpelier

- TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
hereby give notice th.t will attend TO tbs s1as
ation OF those who propose teaching he cen
n the several School Districts in ths ts~H
East Montpelier, at the SCHOOL HousI II sIsrHIT
No. 4-NoRya MoSrrHLIsK-on THURSDAY, TEE lsih
of Nov. 1866 40 O'CLOCK AN
B. GOODWIN, Supt-
for Town of East Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
Teachers in Ber in

Are hereby requested meet ct the school hOa's -
Berlin Corner, Friday Nov. 10Th, at oelesk r.
for examination Il is very desirable that all, vac 81
pect teach during the winter term, shou be Pr"
emit. Citi1ens invited.
+ BROWN.
Nov. 5Ih. 1856. sIySn2r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
Gbf Markfts.

t::.eei, 26o2 eoss 700 $500 !.
One year ago. 1867 s0s7 500 1900 Is
Beef-KKtra $685. to sIj, frst quality STATS
to ID, I'd quality Sl2OO 1880; 81 Slo.o to ls,c
per tcts light Of hides tallow and dressed sf
A few choicest estern, 10000 TO oO,oo Bas,ess-Ss
80.
Working o1en-slso to $50 per pair or according T.
III ir vall bssf. Handy steers $40 to l2s.
Mich cws-Fsr aality $50 to IS; Extra, ots 100
PArrows and dry, s.. o.4o. Extra zoo.
Stores-Yesriings-S1s,0o to ~ 90; two year, cid
ss0.OcEo o. 90 three years old, s45, 90 to os,oo
sheer and Lambs to &C live weight "a % u
81 so per head
shotes wholesale, IL to 1ioi retail, IL to Is -
Pat Hogs-II to III per ID spring Pigs, 90 10 eos-
Veal Gaives-So to 90 per head.
Hides-Brighton, ii to l2c. Country lots %
to &c.
Calf skins Csc yer Id.
s. toI0 Id. Country lots to o.
Pets-Sl 90 TO IL IS.
RKMARKs-We ind occasion change Of
figures scale of prices this week Live hogs
are, however, quoted somewhat lower. The advancing
buy stores, the large number hors
thrown upon the market accounts for the decline Of
pork. We find full 1900 head of cattle the Nsnh
r0ads place Of 100 last l749 Western Ia
stead of 1900, and 400 from Maine compare with 81
ast week tn weather hns and trade, better,
certainly quicker comfortable
While there cattle at market than last week.
large Increase the number of buyer md
whole, compared with last week, thiak
trade avors the seller There appears TO be l1o
sheep lambs reported Most of
battle apply oil sheep
A compared wiki the prioes of tho marke, TIVE
weeks ago probably improvement Of %
per head certainly there ought 20 be- Several sna
lbs IL cents 63 lbs for l2 good fair stH s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
Town Snperinttn dent OF orsns'

Soothing and HealinK,-ws might with "A',
add certainly curing in every case. No remedy an'
equals Co.'s CAusa BALsAM, for Csughs, Colds Or0'f
and Consumption II 10 old and tried friend 81
i~ays proves true. vAhSoNI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE,
Z RIG e . G. u II II Il N II

Reported by & TRAcr, strictly PrcAssa
Commission Merchants IS South william street, T. I.
We quote for the week ending Nov. !, 1855, as hL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07

with the general approval and conmsndation
of all who know how faithfully he has labored,
and how we'll he has performed the duties OF
the cfkce.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
Notice.

All persons designing TO tes CHI in tie Conno teH''
OF Orange. in the County of Orange, are requesee
meet the school house In East Orange, THesdAy, NV
Is l o'elCck 2. 81. Friends education are s'i
daily invited attend.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07

Nov. ;th. 1856
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
BOSTON MARKET, Nov. ,.

fkONA2 vs.
Potatoes per bushel,
Dyckman . 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07

thereof, is denied to any of the male inhabit-
ants of such state being twenty-one years Of
age and citlsens of the United States, or in any
way abridged, except for participation in re
telnon or other crime, the basis of representa-
Ton therein shall be reduced in the proportion
which the number OF such male citisens shall
bear TO tie whole number of male Citizens
twenty-one years of age such state"
We say in this amendment to the people of
the Soulful you will let the negro vote you
may be represented for the whole of them,
just rs We represent our people. If you say
the negro shall not vote and shall take no part,
whatever. in your politics we say they shall not
be represented by you. Let the rorth and
the South be represented alike. They think ,
and say, this Is Z very bard proposition. We
can have the negro-s al about US; they can
walt upon US anu be our servants and We will
treat tuem we'll; they oan come IN very near
proximity tn us IN every place and under all
observation-disclosures al the Dallol-box.' Aud
we say-very we'll. Just let them 20 without,
voting as long as you please and We siu repre-
sent them together. They cam that the ne
groes in the Sou.h stand upon the same ground
as the non-voting population of the north
the foreigners, men, women and children. In
this very State OF Vermont, where, perha ps
the n mt OF suffrage is mure widely extended
than 10 afy other State In the Union, onI,
about one IN Jsre have the right OF suffrage
Our women and children do no, vote By 10.
ordinary ratio, that is one in Eve, we are just
as much entitled TO Representation for them as
you are for your nonvotIng population 10 the
sou.h. Ii 1t is true that TIE negroes have
been our true TRENDS during our ST. uxkle then
they ere entitled 10 vote for what thsy have
done. and although our women and children
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27

i9IieBt unO nt6t aus6riGIi@ erIaubte
politiide 8latter berbietet. Die 6fter>
rei9iibe 8eriualtun9 babe aufsebOrt
ano, Der &onis bon 4reuben iuerbe Die
starOe bon e6lespis, SOIftsin suian.s.
men 6erufen.
saaaiep.
Surin, 5. SUM. Sn ben 0epots
Der pei M i IIig En- fino, slar Stuu0s
$4,000 Mann, Die in Der erlfen g8o6e
6es SUM peitereu %, 900 9fonn 6urd
'99tbmdrf@irrn an bie @ran5e @ias MAJ
den tuerOen. Inter ben, Iomtatoifds
benetianiiden un6 auf ben neapoIitas
nifden SreituiIieen beiin6en fi6 bic
@6bne bes reidfen slbe1s, Die, nit @eR
uno @rssitbtiefsn reidRd berlebsu, ibte
Semitic nit ben armeren 8arnpfsenol<
len brii6erIt9 tbetlen. Inter Den be-
fannterefi geansa nennen nit be bss
iungrn Srr5ugs BON 5urti, ees @ersogs
bon @ireIla nnb Oes Siirfen bella @is
Ifterna. @enator Srnbriani bat bon bier
@6bnen brei unb elm SER 9iOndei in
gteapel aIIe feline 9Obne fieber on Der
3abl, inter ben GreiipiHieen. 9lns Der
uifenf6afftid -literarifd den GeIt baben
hieleb efannte slametia ugenblidlid) Dem
9dr9ibs uno Shbiertif6 8alet seiast
l,nS bic 6eoer nit Der 6ltn:e bertaufGt,
70 Der 9lb9. @rofeforz. Be allca, Der
8rofsHot oes 9an6elsrebts Sibari, Der
@rofffqr ser @bemie surieIlo, Oer @e>
oacteur pes p@ititto,1 :atbs. GiDinini,
Ser &ebactenr Der ygatria" SalpatCre
Il. 81. -
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5Qa,,t gserp,,rbu,l,,rrat,ll 6er.

7ten eection bes Nctes, bctiteH AN
act to wind up and Settle the bust
Miss of the Bank of Tenncssee' uir6
bief,uit an ollie, bic es ausebsa isntaga
uno an ale 8eriene1, eas @rfu9eu 8esa
'itelt, iinerbalb 80 Sagen an Die 8ant,
bon SennefIee gu @ai6bille ale @eI6er
ODER 9Berfbfa9ei, aitsbesablt pber aus
selegt 6,tr1 ole 8aitf BON Sennefee
ODER cine ibrer Bran9ey suriid5uer<
itatten, iuenn iolde Seller o0ers @ertb Il
ia1en ungeiebli1 aus6esnblt o6er aass
gelegt tphr6en 5. |. fir Dienife geleiitet
ais Sffeiere bieier 8ant mad benz 4.
Wfai 1861 o6er fur Oienite, Die fur Die
Mebe4ion geleiitet wllroen;s OBJ @ibii
ODER Wfilitarbienits. Sber fir Giaens
tbunt ir9en6 tuel9er 2Irte Der auf Ge1<.
trait fiir 9lrtifel irgen6 tpeI@er 9trt fur
6as SntereHe Der 9ebeHeH 9lMtborit6te,lSS
bes Stoates Senneifees ODER ber ioges!
iiannten ,@onfeberaep4l igber fir ir9enbr
tpel@en anbert |, pngefeBIi6en GontraH
ODER 3iped. = ~ s 81 81 III
slaf 8efebi Oss Boards set 8ttsHoy
rem .o1ol'
igoa nf4ga -. 4@n tt ono n'i
81. :s 16n.1mt saa 8rdfeent. iiii
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8ermii6tcs.
: @rpIOfOn. slus 8aris tpirO

@rpIofion. Slus 8aris piro
semelbe!: 9eftern trug fid in Der @is
lette eine d re d5i @es l1nsIa d
gu. Die 9lteliers, ..beg Serrn Nubin,
sseueriperters bes aaiierst .fiesen in Die
Qutt. Sas babel dlssel ro@ene Seuer
.tpuroe f9tsaaig seIofdt, iinb oas ipar
mod einsgfoBes Slid, eenp elm @ebapoe.
ipeI6eS duberft 'bsOroBt mar, fuar bon
ssenerpe.fsiaden uno 8aIberfiiter ers5
faut. 0as eisentli@e 8plseruasasin
lli1b ein,s @teliers ipnrDen fetal saerl1rt.
2eiber ereisnete fid oies llnslaf seraoe'
ais ale 9lrbeiter susegen naren. Sm
8ulbermagaain iinb ale bort beidaf<
tigtea II 2lrbeiter aet0otet iporoen. Ing
ter ben Erhhul1esn begss gltsltsrs iapa
man auBer6em mod 6 2eiben uno 8
fGreflidperitii gfeni@en@; 'eessl
tere tuurben iofort mud ben Soipitalern
6airt Souls unb 2aribeifiere sebraat j
6 bon linen finb bereifs geitOrben, 10
6aB ii9 Die @eianmt3abl Der Sooten
auf "a belauft. Inter ben Is 9ei9en,
fpeIde man AM Srte Der 9ataifropbe
FAM, iudren IL 5raaen. 9fdn bru6te
lie mad benz sans nabea 6rie6bof, mo-
fie auf ben Staten nieOerselegt itnO mil
aeinlpan6 btoe6t iourpea.a Seitf be,ltee
N16Sraeril tontnen Sic 8eriuan6ten Der
gserunsIiidten, um bieielbenj penn es
iiberbaupt m0slid it, gu eftennen. Die
,gsgatrie", Der mir bieie &nsaben ent<
6slebnen, iaet,,ieit Dem ereRen Giienbabn<
l1iiinalid uno Der ausiteaung Der 2ei@en
auf Dem sSriebBof DfOntparadfe i'm
Sabre 1s49 babe, man nid,t. etlpnsaio
Idredlides seieben. Sic 1lrfa6e Der
8atafrOpbe 1T bis iettaah6efannt sssi
blieben. Sic 9lteliers bes Slerrn anbin
parert nt4t Detffdert.
FiBieoere raoffnung etftes
Ebeaters4 9asseeraOe pabreno Ell
ner 8orifeaung ueridIttete Sbeater in
>Eotnpeii, tpel6es nun D6Ilts aussesra@
ben lit, tpurbe tirslid hit eiaeE Spern>
uorfteuung pieber er0ffuet. Die &n<
fiinbigung bes Directors Iartete !; DSds
Sbeater, 8empeii, ipiro iuieler: eroff1I
net, na4oem unter DIRECTION Des Serrn
auintas Marcips Ebt~0ie srpiasi
nerinnen", Sraueripiel bon Seneca, se<
oeben tpor6en ilnb ieifbern Bic 8oritel@
luusen mebt ais 1860 Sabre faspehbirt'
iparen. SD bite 6aber, bieaiiteiaenf
gorsanssr sef9enfts @unf aud auf
mid 3u iibsrtra9e1, 0a i'd mid nod,
&ratten berniiben tpero.,, niein @epersf
toir parOig benz ieis,isen,.a nsureibensai
*I&rieGpnb. Subuftie. Sin
&aufmnnil aus Yilieu, B5bmen, erldbt
#folstnbsn 8nffs Die sause stabt mimi
melt bon @elbaten.s Bobon aber tuinls.
Sc: Solbaten? Oas 1T gang sIeid, man
fanfe nnr mein unfeblbares rSnietten<
pnIber," Sas Sda6teI6en 81 40 tt.
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g1pfis..lis. gteaetpfIlebtiae.
OSeaes orbi,la,,s bas OSns,.e=
rirem tspiI S5diaseris befreffenOs

OSei,e orDisialis bas OS,,s,iez
riren Bpm S3du FERN betreffenD
eeetion t.aresaa sssDsSsiet bur@ ben pereinis=
ten 8atb Der Gtabt Raibuiles 9as bes gsasDf dtbos
rifirt feii an ben nirbtis gistenSen bas Rumerire
Der Sdnier in Der Staet 3aibpi[e -nussueebem. Das
Rumerires ion ni9t mebr toftet, Tpie Is Gents per
Saus befaste eumms 10 ha1 rstsSfhst be;abIt unb
ipatsr aaf isSeH eisentbiinsr ta5irt perpeHs ssH
eeetipn 2. 9ab bdHsibe sphem, ivisss in Gin.
etiisdii I'M ssuiaerren bet eaifet ansspanbs it, a,ld
bier seIten ioa. 81 nan #sei lF4s;. sqfsassi
sec, 3. DAT sprinsitrass bic S6eibeIinie biIben
ioHtne BON hc aita Sie MiIHerH nddb glcr6rub Siib
Ianfen fouen. - e .sfe1iiaz SITS
Sse.4. DAT bssienise geriOn, bic nit benz aumz
saetttth bstsaut utss seH etsst9nsr MT Sef 9uhss
mer befannt MAIDEN ioIle bic e. BEN Saufe eegeben:
gns puetn Elm Gisentblbss @ peisert bic ibm afIfss
nirte su,uurer AN iein Saus ,u ksfsfise cher bssa
uerna9IdIfigt bier cine asbere Mot 81 feinem Cans
sebSrise SGummer Idnger rte sebn Tass sataH last,
70 iou IS bic pft bes aetre,ten iet, iofOrtiee an
seiee 81 MAIDEN nnS Der Reeorber fen ioIdbe gernas
Iaifenne NIT elmer Sunewe spltt fbep9mansig Dot
lars anS i.it anter 8sbp pqIsrs hllb bet AOisabss
itrafen.
ilns bab ssr aRsppr nit Dem aassfssa obssg Mstelt
beaiilsraat irerten foa.
wetebniet.
5sssli.s 10. Mlatt Brplun
t0iiw Rapor.
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Meine Serren - Set me5r benn
fant Sahsen 1t Ser 9taat Seunefee ieis
ner @ripitegien IN Der Union anferer
8dter berapbt seiueien., Durd ben 8ere
ratb unferes 8olfes fiab mir bon Dem
boben @tanbpunfte als Mlitslieb Der
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Naibpi1Te, Tennefjse.
JUMBO 1isiaIi IA "a GSssb Douglas
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