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sEStauyer's Watch Shop is next to
Moneys store. He sells Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Notions at the low
est prices they can be sold at anywhere.
His work is equal to the best in the coun-
try. He works at the old prices, before
the war, and viii replace customers 5
watches if stolen or burnt. Terms aex-
c!usively cash.
Thankful for past fayors, he hopes to
merit and receive the patronage of all
who appreciate this system of doing bu-
siness. aug21m3.
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s@Miss Ada HOLSTERS Concert, which
was to have come off during the Fair
was postponed on account of family af
[fietion.
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In closing his letter he further says:
"This arrangement does not interfere
with our published premium list, as they
will not be allowed to compete for any
but this special premium of $1,000"
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8l.5oo PER YEAR, View
Farm for Sale.

T OFFER for sale my farm lying on the road
i half way between Beallsville and Woods
field, Monroe county, consisting Of
ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY ACRES,
about rs of which are cleared; very ,good
dwelling house with other buildings; good
orchard of selected fruit;well watered. Terms
to suit purchaser Possession given on the
lst of January. 1867. For further, informa-
ton call on George W. Bracey near the prem
ises, or on the subscriber.
THOS. S. EVANS,
sepIlm2. st. Clairsville, O.
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The Groyesteen Piano Forte still re

IL
tains its precedence and great popularity, and
after undergoing gradual improvements for a
period of thirty yeats, is now pronounced by
the musical world to be unsurpassed and even
unoqualled in richness, volume and purity of
tone, durability and cheapness. Our new
scale, French:aetion, harp pedal, iron frame,
over-strung bass, seven octave, rosewood pl-
amos we are selling cheaper by from 500 to
$500 than the same style and finish are sold
by any other 6rst-elass makers in the coun-
try. Dealers and all in want of good pianos
are invited to send for our Descriptive Cata-
logue, which contains photographs of our
different styles, together with prices. Medals,
almost without number, have been awarded
to the Grovesteen Piano, and at the Celebra-
ted Worlds Fair, though put in competition
with others from all parts of Europe and the
U. s., it took the highest award.
Established 1885. Grovesteen & Co.,
jan10ly. 499 BROADWAY, New YORK.
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n9- The Minstrels gave two entertain
ments, during the Fair, to large and we'll
pleased audiences.
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GROvEsTEEN & CO.,
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
499 Broad,oay, sNeao Fork.

FNHESE PIANOS received the Highest Award
i of Merritt at the Worlds Fair, over the
best makers from London, Paris, Germany,
the cities of New York, Baltimore and Boston;
also, the GOLD MEDAL at the American Insti-
tute, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARSl! Our
Pianos contain the French Grand Action, Harp
Pedal, Overstrung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and
all Modern improvements. Every Instru-
ment WARRANTED FIVE YEARS. Made under
the supervision of Mr.. ]. II. GRovEsTEEN, who
has practical experience of over thirty-fve
years, and is the maker of over eleven thou
sand piano fortes, Our facilities for manu-.
featuring enable us to sell these Instruments
from 500 to 5000 CHEAPER than any first
class piano forte. july24lyHp.
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ta- The Teachers ms titute was in
session during last week. About fifty
teachers were in attendance. ao5e
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sa- At the School Teachers Examina-
ton, On the Both ult., there were thirty
applicants and eleven certificates granted.
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THE FAIR-The Fair Of the Mon roe
County Agricultural Society, held here
last week, was, in many respects, COM
plete success. Some departments were
far in advance Of any exhibition had
heretofore. The Floral Hall, while pre-
senting many objects worthy of attention,
was not all that it should have been, and
rejects little upon the enterprise and
public spirit of the ladies of the town
and surrounding country who are gene
rally relied upon to furnish this depart
ment.
Financially, the Fair was a decided
success fasi the receipts will largely ex.
ceed the expenditures. A little further
effort and the Society will be out Of
debt, and upon solid footing. 2 s,ni
Chief among the attractions were the
pacing and trotting matches. For the
first there were three entries and tive
starters, joseph Closes roam gelding and
3. A. L@aping' g's roam gelding, " Barney
The three first heats and the race were
won by Closes horse after a.close and
very exciting contest. ,.e-ysl ,s3,f1a
There we're also three entries and two
starters for the trotting purse: G. B
Jones sorrel mare, Buckeye Peg" anG
F. A. Lamping's white gelding, "Billy.'
The mare won in three straight heats, az
ter a close chase. Many thought the
horse the aeetest Of the two, but h,
would not stick to his work.
The slow mule race caused some fun
but needed two or three more entries t,
mike it all that was desired.
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NOTICE will attend Wayne james
Franklin
Monday
ThuwdyN
for
ntermdyh
IS TraurrM
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p@-A very large number of persons
will attend the Wheeling Fair, this year,
from this county. g
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n@Ws call the attention of all desir-
ing pleasant and profitable employment
to the. adyertisemeutin this paper headed
$4,000 per year."
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sDExTER AND P PATcHEM.-We have re-
ceiged = letter. from the Secretary Of the
Wheeling Fair, in. which he says the cell
ebrated trottfng horses Dexter and Patch,
EN- viii be in attendance and trot on one
of the days Of the Fair for a purse of
80 nm
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D@ Mr.. Schumacher will have, when
osmpleted, the finest house in Woodsfeld.
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1866.
Notice to Tax Payers of Monroe County, Ohio


inth
of
of sdCo
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pa-F. A., Lamping has gone to the
Wheeling Fair with his horses.
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D@ Business notices in this column.
one insertion, 10 cents per line. No no.
tice inserted for less than 81 90.
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! County Officers.

- -
Probate. Judge, W: T. slsctAIR; Office in Court
House, Cup stairs9 st.s{ - ss
Auditor.M N. HoEFFLER; Office in Court House
Cup stairs
Treasurer, WIN. Read; Office adjoining Court
House, tdown stairs.1 -
Clerk of Court, JERE WILLIAMS; Office in
Court House, (up stairs.
Prosecuting Attorney, J. P. sfRIees; Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
szRecorder,D. 0'coSNoR; Office adjoining Court
House. down stairs.)
Sheriff, iJosEpH MYRRs;ofice in. Court House
Cup stairs. 49,
Commissioners, THOMAS MURPHY, BARNET
MANN, VIZ. F. BoorH; Office with Auditor.
Surveyor, o.S. SLOAN; Postofice, Stafford.
Infrmary Directors, RLrJAH MCMAHON, JESSE
JACKSON, MARTIN BAKER. = ~ 49,
Coroner, JOIN MUHLBMANE, Esq.
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sa- Prof. Collins Concert was sue,
cess musically aud financially.
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TTAVING just returned from the Eastern
II Cities with the largest and best assorted
stock of Goods
EVER EXHIBITED IN THE COUNTY,
such as Dress Goods of the newest and latest
styles, French Merinos, Alapacas, Coburgs Of
all colors, all wool Delaines, Figured De.
laines, Saxony and Shepherds Plaid, Calicos
at all prices, Flannels and Muslins very cheap,
Hats and Caps, Shawls, Blankets, Coverlets,
Hosieries, Notions, Boots and Shoes,
GROCERIES, DIV A R E
Queensware, and in fact every thing usually
kept in store, all of which they will sell
cheaper than cheap for Cash or Produce.
oct2m1.
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7 will offer at public sale, on the 18th
Of October, ID
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WIN. j.. WILEY. !,
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Attention Every body.
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25o 10 300 HEAD OF SHEEP,
besides a nice lot of Cattle, Hogs, Hor-
ses, &c, at John Wiley's farm, 3 miles
South Of Jerusalem.
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E.&H. ANTHONY co..
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials,
WHO'LL LES ALE ANn RET y = =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06

piece of new cloth for iibs og main->ails.
and then to hem the >;lme want
to make little flags AMI ba"~ To- iioil mar
bles want 10 he followed hv liit!c feet
all over the house. tciSn- ior Il hit oi
dough for little cake, or 10 bake 4 pr in
q saucer Yet thcse things u>,'l 10 lid@ct
me once.
They say. '.ah you are not tied AT
home How delightful 10 bc always al
liberty to 90 to concerts. lectures and par
tic- No confinement inr ynu.
But want confinement. want tn
listen for tae school-bcIi mornings, 10 rive
the last Ila>iy wash AMI brush, and ihc!i 10
watch from the window niIni,iy ic,i bound
in" 10 school. WANT frequent rcnt- +"
mend. and to replace, lost hutionS
want 10 oIIitrratr mud stains. fruit stains.
n,"i;,>Sy> stains. ani paiml- al ii! color.
! want 10 he sitting bya little ,riI. oi ,.yc:i-
in->. when weary feet ne Al Tt. ani
pratllin" voices are hll>Ied thai mothers
may sine their lniabics and tell oyer the
olt-repeatcd stories, They don't know
their happiness thcn-tlo,c noli.,.r> |
didn't. All these things | called conilne-
mcnt oncc.-.Sci,ct,yi.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06
"reminiscences OF q L. 5. Senator.

Some thirty years "gn MAS in trade
VIII .iai-t Ii in a pleasant viila-c
%. y.-;ra..,. ia the lulyn oi $ Ii.crc
:,-t .so >iiia.,-s in thai ic,,n That are
,l,:lr..ii.:';e.i '-Tpptr Hollow" ai,,l '-i,ow-
- Hollow"
y ~ho't distance above tia lower lioi-
iow ii,ei a man lv The Maine oi Orlando
i;uii,. "a blacksmith l,y ir.rle lie MAS
III La habit o. using liquor rrc..y freely,
c>p,cilliy about election time. About
tiiag ;;!i.e There .y;l> an cx,.iiin. election
ioi. representatives. 10 ihe legislature. thai
!.;ii .iusi come OH. AMI all were anAiou. 10
i.s.;. :!.e ry-uii. Mr. i;uniy llapl,,;lc,l to
H. ii ii;c ~.ore a. ,IU,lgc IL WAS read
IN iiir Returns irrIn the different towns,
-iinong ihc rest wa~ that OF a iown oi,
the wcst side "f the Green Mountains.
;ha: i.al c!cc;c,i ! +. ior the representa-
iiNv
II It possible that they have elected
hin =, rvi.r,>, niaiiyc - -:.il Mr. Bundy,
Il hii.v him like :; book. lie was :,
i.,,r bry lni u-o'l ~ ike ii nay father,
ii~ iati..r di,! viicn he Mas young. and
49, mother l,in- poor, he wa- put ou; ic
li.c wiii different Farmers 10 earn a liz
In. When hr lived with my Father Ii,
Wa - poor that he w;,> not abb. to iu,
a ;s;.;g oi slices. Aiy father ieing well
lido farmer, nas ai!c 10 keep me Ii
-..".-- il lrrit;,ie'l lIc boy ie think b,
l.,t no -hoe-. On, ,,;.v my E.ii,er III.
e, 10 81; Cana,iiaa thistle IN the Gell
.';'' shoes to prc;ect iny ioei, but poor
: MAS barefoot. and the lhi>ile5 pricke'
. hi> lect ;lll bothered lim and laUghe'
at him ior not having -hc'--. lie got "a
, cite'l 10y my jcer AMI the ting OF tlc this
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-Iy Bog.

] have Il very peasant mouse ami much
company. Wy @''S'S say, an. II i
pleasant mere h''rEiiiiiI@ has an or''er-
y o"t-aW''y iooH--"''''lnS about ''n,''r
loot, 10 Ilf'. ''H' my eyes are ''li'f=
Tor the S'2'I' 81 "':l,''iIl2~ ana cat paper
On lie '''oF' 'i ''i''t-,''"' '''' houses 'i
"'""'' S''''i' ,'''' '''''''''' P''-1''''S, $40"
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Ties, and Straieliiened himself up, shook
hlS little fist al me. and sad: Orlando
Bun'ly- shall ~ee the day that shall he
able 10 Wear shoes"
And - II proved He did wear shoes.
Tie acquired an e'lucaiion-a profession
and hiS shoes trod the legislative halls of
Vermont His shoes pressed the floor of
congress and the senate chamber, and
many a time have been in the place desig-
mated for the vice president, They were
the shoes OF Hon Solomon Foot. United
States senator from Vermont
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( stare OGiir? rO.!ef.

mcut uucc-.Nct,ct,Yt
star, onur,. ta.,ca
The following extrac, from C. {. Coz
,;,.. r,u, y..,r. -. Ei,i,,i,.. ,.,.n,I,
n,I,,.L,I and which m nnr ;,.,.,r.,, :.
IN s,,,nc i,,nor,,nt re-pa,... one ., il, I,.>t
ni' fine o.nr I,onks wbi.I, eo,n,...r ,,,r re-
beiIou I;trr,t,rrr. will illn.;rair H.. -.irjt
yh;,.I, .,,,,o.,.J H.. ,.., n,;o,;,y 81, our
o,i;..rs and .,,i.l;.rs IN H.. l.I,. ,ya, i.t
II, r,.i,ic. that nil such ~c,.n,., ar,. forever
., .,n .,.l :, hi. ror,tr, I.,. n..;,i..nr
r..i,,cd !, ot h.. 99uJ Wisconsin ,..,;,o,,f,
Col IlIev:
The .In, after is arrival at Eic!.oja>-
,ijir 8. i;,... ,,oriIy a,nII..uau y>,o
I,,rl, in IN ,I ..in, r:,Trjjia, r,.I II, ,nIh,.
;,,op ami na!>inr hi apn,..r:n.c.. lrl...,.
the colonel. introduced himself =, ,in.i.r
Robertson. chief Justice ci III -.a.c o!
Kentucky.
Il am in pursuit OF one ot my hays,
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\ NTw NHIE llm SE-Mr. Poland
offered a resolution in tie senate on Mon
,lay- in-,ru.-t'n- tie committee on public
'''il'iin-- and -reunds, 10 inquire whether
= tract VI lnll al about three hundred and
fifty acres AGAR The city OF WASHINGTON
can lse obtained for reasonable price. for
a public park and presidential mansion,
which WAS adopted,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06

\ Memphis policeman having murdered
= neero- MAS snic,toel 10 mine years I'M
l'ris"nlil,nt in The State prison 10y :. mill
iary colnlli>>ien. bat iraHin" he'-n released
l- civil ;iulhuriiv he w:l- restored 10 his
former pl;,c. and has petiiioned The city
:-,yerqnnrnt fcr the amount of his back
pax and law1ers fce-
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.., $50 tDj'N%HLLOE At LAW.
.... ~. COUNTIES, NND PENSION;
1" -,., % .'..t.,, s.. ........-- "a
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rE&TAL 81 RtrEuN,
..,t..T Ma.Ldi.i tcutrII streets.
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..>-e;HY Business DIRECTORY.
s,i,.iigO> 4 II. [yER,
i. .}j{DDkSs W, o.. .

HDNG. .tIiiiIIAN.,.
-, Iohu~bury. VI.
....i!,N T. D.. IN ~ TEX. VI. d.
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r,,,. :5tINN, I'd IL 90.
... .> HIDES. LEATHER AND Oh.
...'.y ,cutTr,Nt.
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I-tN .,tiE.,j
..tN NND tgt:,S"LLuR Ar LAW.
SO J ,,....,.Y, NERH,>T.
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, SALE OR RENT.

p. III. dwelling one door north Of tae
App,! u JEN II :.
.-...-y, juno, !-Gi. tf
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~ l.ly :. IIiOM y.

'....., utr. EI>GH'u'S MOCK.
. ',.'. ... july Il ClI,l Ng,t.'.-, july iu.
j l. PERKINS, C"mma!,!cy.
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EMS WANTED.

II, Asylum street, Hartford, C, NJ.
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lsieIf era. gR n.ff er-@nehen

sfSse1fers Bnt er.-Goeben
an9efontnaen in: Sc fprssE@ in >
Saus, SO. 4 Geoar @trase, cine
Sen6ung edtes @eIters sg8aiIer, @eit<
pbdlilder Gdinfen, @otbaer Gerbelat
Nurit, Garoellen, Meun Mugen, SanDs
Safe, edten 2inbur9er rn6 Sdpeiser
Safe, atnhobis, Gabiar &c.
9lu9 lit 6aielbit anter an6erera elm
uursiidlider.65 Oeibgsheinret, @Mus<
lefe an 3apf, ioipie Der edte sbhtannss
bauer &c, .ssa9.ae
m H 9aBtsauf II Ser bcriibmte Or.
8. 8. 81 SRI lit in unlerer Staot
eiugefebrt atss bat feline Office an Der
Gberrg Sir, segeniiber Der 8oitoffice.
Griitspea z Bis g llbr 0forgeis unb
Qlbenbs an3utreffetl.s Beludt ibn, Die
ibr gebeiIt fem tpoLlt. gr befiBt groBe
&enntniBe unb aus9eaeidnetes &enonle
me- s4att q ii rss Mug. AIN.
: II sine Barfie Radpdpier 1T in unie ;
rer Office gu febr bilIigen @reifen gu
babetlss s4moGa & III
g8ir MAIDEN no1maIs Oarauf
aufmerfIaln, Dds uniere 3eitung nur so
Gents ip0dentlid foitet, tpdprcnb ole
iibriseu 8Iatter Der Stabt 35 Gents
foiten, gBir babeu our lelben 3eit bic
ielben 9fenfgfeitetr, Die Die @nglif@en
Sfaibbile 8Eatter brinsen.
: \ Cine Sir d e matt TO tie NJ
FIRE I en- Siken. Oie Rroteitlntii9>
GpiScopalil1e Stride gum Nbpent lit an
Sio s8ine StraBe nabe 8roao. Sas
@ebduoe lit nod nidt poaenbet, aber
@ottesbienit iuiro IN Dem Gabbotbf9ue
len 8aiement gebalteit ioets9es re6t nett
eingeridtet lift nit Siben fir. $50 @eHs
'f@en. @Uttesbienft: sSonntag Worgen
lim 101 uno 8 llbr Mbenos. . Spnns
itcssl9nle:: 81 llbr @orSeas.. Der
sGbra iir6:se 6reo. 5isseralo lit @eftor.
! arrangements ffn0 9strofen, pentfdJs
@ebetbii9er fiir Deutfdle gu lieferu, bic
Die &tr1e befuden. Ger 'Brebiger tpfre
Ourd freimiaige8 eitragr, ipabrenb ieoes
@ottespiealtes eeianmelt, unterbalten.
Seine 'bernnetbsten size. Gtntritt frei
ir'Seoermauir. So 9tu9. A I'm. I
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o.. &ait9.

% REs Or. S6rris Q Der: gteeiftretor
fir Edbioion Gotluth, bat in teitier
Office an Der gbArdl &trabe cine 2ifte
dtsssbdn9t, &c be gldtnen folder Biirs
ger entbalt, tueIde tint peri0nlt6 be-
tdnnt, iino fpeI6e eE ols 8araiHaften
CUR @rIdngufg bon Wablcetfi fiEaten
annimn1t. Garunter finoen mir bic
fDIeen6en beutfHen 9lnlneft: Or. RnnfH,
8. M. S6Ieier, Sobn G6inttnler, She
obpr &ncA. ". @nbgrleilt, 8. Sutb,
Sobn Nnbnl, SnIils Brieien, 90. SeBOt.
IsY5 assszs fsae - 81, e4Bsiss,sbS
GT 8er Elm gptes Bah nebmen
min, BET beilds bic Snisl ct. Selsnd.
EE @eiber boraeFtiae d
8eFfauliillnng I'M Capitol Bfndte es ei,
nen 9roben giHDfnf, ais Capt. SeBbtf
bic beiDeH Ssabnen bee 0teaimentS, AZ
ipeI2eps IS. %. Gtptss iDdhfenO Oes
&FieAee geb1H bate, ant bic 0lebners
ibiibne brabfe lifiD 3lt beiHeM &eiteh bee
WGDtiefg aHfiteHte Gin Ffhf eaOens
troIeines BeifallgFnfen serbob ftib nnter
ben 8Hh6rerii. sss.'sts2
Ig ~ gE n. gtn ffsI', mad mel.
dem bic VoIijei 70 Iairos fdhabete neil
ct nod ni1t LANCE 5arfif einelH 3eaer
erf9oiIen Bat, liladlte gelfern pI5kli6
fem Grid cluen BET Squire Mtedaatis i.
SpntOe uFIter 5000 @iifafdleft 6e(teIIt.
nnt ieiH zrf1einen h0t Oenn Sqiltre bRt1l
18. y. R. sit nader. mo er fi@ bats
flnD Dec 3eit aafgebaltem, wDlIte eHnhGt
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bOriseR fiub bic llairigen n ober SIR
f0nnt nidt lnebr, iuenisitens nidt pOrs
lauIg Die 3a9el Der &egierung IN
Sdnoen nebmen llno bas @eipann Der
Union feIbff Ienten. DDS tperben mir
iest fur Sud belorgen. 1leberlabt es
uns nur ertiuilia, Sbr fabst better oa<
bel, ols mem SIR Sud piberiebt. Sbr
ba6t belhporef, Dap S6r ilidpt LANCER
ben Ser. 9tdaten RiifertBal feib - ME
f6unt SIR ieht ertuarten; 0eiater llnter
hieier Regterang gu erlangen.
(SdIuB foIgt nadltsn Gienitag.
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BIO aaffes g 81 eanb s9inten 81 N !, I
Sara = ..s.42 Id 1aanb Sued -. 20 t-22K
4mlpers BM6et ~ 10 III 6ereitet Il Z y 38-2f IN.
Gemobln Hnder 10 10 Defes Sd5rno[i 2lk--26
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