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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-30

WASHINGTON, August 2Sth.-This
morning Mr.. Longston, the colored
lawyer, called upon General Grant at
the War Department, and stated to
him the substance of his interview
with the President, aud then asked
General Grants opinion.as to the pro
priety Of his accepting the Office
OF Commissioner Of the Freedmen $
Bureau. The latter replied that he
thought, under the circumstances.
that it was inadvisable for him, in
every respect. to accept the Office. He
thought if General Howard should be
removed, Mr. Longston could not
hope to give greater satisfaction in
the Bureau. General Grant further
said that he was. fully satisfied that
General Howard had done his best,
and that he had committed no act
which would not bear rigid scrutiny,
but if he General Grant, were to re-
main as Secretary Of War, and Mr..
Longston should be appointed to the
position, he would aid him to the ex-
tent of his ability. E
Gen. Grant in conclusion said moth
ing had been said to him about Gen.
Howard's removal, but if it were ac-
complished, he thought for the rea-
son already stated, that it would be
inexpedient and Of no practical ben
eft to the colored race for Mr.. Longs
ton to accept it under the existing
circ umstances. MIR. Longston said to
Gen Grant: Il now ask, that you
viii do everything that you can to
keep Gen. Howard at the head Of the
Bur eau for the. good of my people.
and for the friendship | have for
him. / am fully satisfied that Gen.
How ard has administered the affairs
of tn at Bureau in the most conscien-
tons manner, and looking only to the
good of the colored people and the
cover nment. | cannot, therefore.
conse MT to take this position and
further, | desire to say that | will not
accept it. believing it to be offered to
effect the removal of Gen. Howard,
and o embarrass the interests of my
race.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-The, fol-
lowing was issued to-day: ~- zr i.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
AID JUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. + {.
WASHINGTON, Aug. q, 1867.
Gener al Orders, No. 81 ORA
Firs t. The following orders have
been received from the President.
Here follows the Presidents order
assign ing Hancock to the place of
Sherida n, published by us yesterday. ]
Seco nd. In compliance with the
forego ing Instructions of the Presi-
dent of the United States, Major
General p. III. Sheridan will, on the
receipt Of this order, turn over his
present command to Breyet Major
Genera Charles Griffin, the officer
next in rank to himself, and proceed
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Il e. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.

L. L. IOWRoEND, n. ~. VI.
d1;sed dhs 1sgagss1 II Y3s tiff q tafa9z tso4,s feels y
any personal differences between the
President and General Grant, are un-
founded. But that paper is not cor
rect in announcing in the same CON-
nection, whatever may be- their. re-
Kspective views on matters Of detail,
gthat there is no conflict betyeentbem
as TO the prerogatiyes of each. Con-
trary to this, it is2snaMn that there is
a very decided difference Of views on
legal questEons afectinai ittheir respec-
tive powers and duties under, the re-
\ 'tcanstruction acts: 81 IL 2 : '--S- :
~ r. Dodge, of the Statistician De-
/ bdrtment ,bf7 Agrftuiture, left last
night upon i tour of observation to
the Northwest to revise and complete
lista0fbthe statistical observations
sEff tina taregiUn, perfecting the present
fsystem OF collecting agricultural sta
tistics. and represent the Department
in the Autumn fairs of the North
western State,Y IIE,3 ii J1I4
A special to tie Washington Post
aayi that r.s5 G:ESlsl inEsssgatijSsRR vest iSR
hfends of General Grant that the
Supplemental Reconstruction Act
eon6q qegSzhtT Ffqf hority oyer Q pistTies y !
fdisapprova4ef their acts7in removing
rebel offic als, and does not extend TO
all the acts of said commanders, such
as postponing election, changing reg
istration, &c. This is regarded as a
great omission by Congress and was
not so understood by General Grant
when General Thomas was directed
by him to continue in force every
order of General Sheridan.
Fernando Wood had a long inter
view with the President to day.
l. The following officers have been de-
tailed on ageneraI court martial to
meet at Fort Leayenwersh September
tT5, for the trial of Bre3et Major Cen
eral Custar and Others Theoeourt
martial consists Of Brevet Major
General Hoffman, Brevet Major Gen
eral Davidson, Brevet Major General
Grierspn, Brevet Brigadier General
Morgan, Brevet Brigadier General
HIGHLANDER, Brevent Lieutenant Colo
mel Englisha Brevet1 Major Asbary
and Brigadier General Ford Cap
tain Robert q GhnandteI "a d is 3udge2AdEoss :
cate.
The charge against General Custar
is for leaving his post without permis-
sion. sfaAqE~ tsafI AHe auiI s9s
Brevet Major General FL: B. Emory
has been ordered to relieve General
Candy in command of the Depart
ment Of Washington. -
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 29.-The office
of ofthe~DeIaWare,~Laekawanna and
Western Railroad Go. was entered by
burglars last night, the safe blown
open, and ST 300 carried off
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Walls OF Building Fail-Prize Fight
Foreign News.
3HOT2 4AalO IT ANTt0f n

New YORK, August -229-The Fri
gate Colorado,Admirsl Gpidsbsreugh,
arrived today from Europe.
The walls Of. two new six story
buildings on Twenty7Second. Street,
fell tbs m Bfhfag> 0aa labefer WAL
severely sipiaredz >aaaJTDAIJG4
The Daily prize fight of to- day
lasted nearly twpThauGeG One of the
contestants named QBEiea sisjn- a.
critical conditions. Aog1 c.Y-A z4ql4
Seven Internal Revenue Inspectors
were vdecapitated toldayaifora want Of
Employment. lD99 : = =. y - e.1, I
The afehmsnt in the ease of'Waterl
bury VS.. Ross President Merchants
sUnion Express Company, was conclu-.
sded to-day TheGJndse reserved hisl
Advices' : from from 'Ha!yati state, that . an ~
other8revolution is lsupposed i liiri,i-
nent. I'M xAED
=, Dispatches from the English Com
sui as-Gare-Hsytfsnrrport fighting -ac=
tually comale aeda and T PQftsau Pfiade
besaiged.-
stlss Essssss[s MFsss4 Wlas t5s dsS ssS
at Curacas onAthe 6thJ .Ta0qaaaH
The attempt at revolt has been sup
pressed in the StateTof hAraguay3r and 2
the ringleadeHaF icenitid Brientob cap
Itured by Gen Salazan. d9mlsSq9o SniA
Advices from Vera Cruz to the
18th inst. Estate that lopez is still
alive, and that the Marques Is. not
captured: The trial trial. Of Of O)''Harap Q is
ioeieo'sftinlSsia'r ora rsEr.gsttf rtraT2 i
s+a NEY ! oRK.,s Aug. r29.-Susan B.
Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
left to-day for Kansas, to advocate
woman suffrage until the November
election.
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McCooi ana His Party at St. Louis
Fire at Philadelphia - Man Exc
cufed. za-H+- r4Ff< f<fFTF

i LAwREEoEBURG, August 29-Mike
MeCoolcand party arrived here this
morning on the. early ST. Louis train,
and will remain here awaiting the pre-
limlnaries for the great prize fight. =
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WASHINGTON.

Longstonn, The 1tol5rTedd 5rTeddEtMy EtaMwyyer9, 9tthllE 9ttahllEs
ON Gen. Grant-Asks His Opinion
About the Acceptance or Gen. Row.
ards Place = Grant Insists that
Howard Ought Not to be Removed
-LOngstOD Urges Grant to use His
Infuence TO have Howard Retain
eG-0rder Assigning Hanc0ch to
the Fifth District - Difference of
Views Between the President and
Gen. Grant.
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without delay to Fort Leaveuworth,
Kansas, and will relieve Major Gen
erdl Hancock, 10 command of the De-
partment Of the Missouri ~
Third, On, being relieved by Major
General Sheridan, Major General
Hancock will proceed without delay
to New Orleans, and assume COM
mand of the. Fifth Millfarys District
and of therDepartmegt Foemposeds of
The States of Eouiisiianaa and Texas. -
Fourth Major General George H.
Thomas will continue in co NINA nd of
the Departmentsof the Cumberland.
By Command of sGenoi US. Graflt.
TS;ana21 -9Nt~ G-ts % - c+e~4st "tHiF
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PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-Geo.
Il. Wlnnemore was executed to-day
for the murder of Mrs. Magilton. He
made speech protesting his inno-
Cence. ,~.-..
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PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-The
wooden mill of A. Clegg, at Mana
yunk, was damaged by fire yesterday
to the amount of $1,000. IT, -
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Oysters.
LIBERTY EXCHANGE.
LOUIS ELLER

Has received at his Saloon, on Sycamore
Street, between Second and Third, the
first lot of Oysters brought to the city this
season, which he Is prepared to serve up
in any style, at any hour lau23 div
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OOU CAN BUY A No. LINEN
- FINISH COLLAR at COFFMAN'S
Auction House for go cents a box.
aus diff
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Sash, Doors, Lumber, &c.
Hunnel & Sons,

MANUFACTURES OF
Sash. Doors, Blinds, Frames, &C.;
Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER.
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
de- cription, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Notwithstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving of every description done to
order.
Orders from abroad will be promptly at
tended to-.
- Factory and Yard,
CORNER WATER STREET AND CANAL,
july20 Evansville. Indiana.
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Election Notice.

EI6CLIUH NUCICb.
rNHERE WILL BE A MEETING
held on the 18th day of September
next, at seven O'Clock PM, In the German
Evangelical Reformed st. Paul Church, on
the corner of Seventh and Vine Streets,
pose of electing Trustees for the abo~-
named congregation. 20
w. Fp-
Secre@ -x-AE1ER,
Evansville, Apo~ -.sary of the Board.
-sast 26, 1857. [au23
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For Ga4alfestffo! .aagg Rspes Dispatches, see
ssrsae.I Ftfths sPage.enfslI,4 ,s-selftHIf
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d fer renc0 Of Opinion be-
cWeentaGrant anduthe
-na. President e13zad n =. HsI Z,
sssf

Late ror3gIitghnl i3It lNxeesWels NAVY ST., w. &e.lI
Sd ! D3OIIdA ,aXH9ITIDd
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Political Stu ation Calmer.
.a~Ro-E3Ss mIsxE - OF
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-04

A CONSEQUENCE or CRiTCIsM-It is generally
supposed that the only effect produced upon
an author by the censure of critic is CON
tanned in a savage reply in print. The London
Examiner, however, says, in relation to the
Christmas story written by Dickens and Will
kie Collins:--"It is well understood that the
invidious and generally false notices of the
Times upon the Christmas books of last year,
in which many charming stories were con
demned wholesale, because not written by c.
d., has been the cause Of this twin produo
ton" .
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PRIcE & WOOD,
NV. con. EEenEn AND FmnERT sTs.
HAVE JUST OPENED

HAVE JUST OPENED
large lot OF silk Fans. very oheAp.
Gilt Stick SILK Fans, for the opera.
Handsome Papler Mache WORK Boxes and Writing
Desks, very low, 20 per cent less than importers
prices.
Watch stands. Ink Stands, Cigar Cases, Glove
Boxes, Wax Dolls, etc.
large assortment Of Hdfs., very cheap.
Ladies' Embroidered HdkG.
Ladies' Lace Hdkfs 4oc 5Oc. sOc a., et25, $780, q.
Ladies' Hem stitch and Tucked Hdk fs.. very cheap
Gents Hem-stiched and ColoIed Border Hdks.
A large lot OF Porte-monnaies very cheap, l3c.,
25c., Sic,, S5c 4Oc., Soc, CSC. 75c., s5c., ei.
Velvet aud Berlin Wire Purses, very cheap.
A large lot OF Ladies' Companions, lOc.. 5Oc 65c.,
75c., SL25, $3.50.
A new lot OF Gents Neck Ties. 3lc.
A large assortment of Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies', Gents, and ohildreus Merlno Shifts aud
Drawers.
All-wool and Domet Flannels.
Heavy Shaker Flannels, 25c., 33c, 4Oc., and soc.
Bleached and Unbleached Canton FiannelS.
Bleaohed and Unbleached Muslins.
Table Linen, Napkins, and Towels very cheap
PRICE q wOOD,
02lsmwtJIl N. w. Cor EIGHTH and FILBERT.
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AssIaNEEs, SALE OF ASSETS.

December o. at u O'clock noon will be sold at the
auction rooms by order Of the surviving assignee!
and trustees of Reed Brothers g. Co pursuance Of
The authority OF the Court Of Common Pleas of Pha-
delphis the aiming assets OF the said Arm, Als0
IVA 67l0O of land In Woodbury. county, Iowa.
oil acres in Smith county, Texas. 7til llN
Full particulars In catalogues now ready. ll226t
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

II NOTICE.-THE SIGNED
f14N would call attention of the public 20 his
ElEN NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE.
t@S3E This Is entirely new heater. 1t is sO.con.
structed as TO AT once commend itself general favor
being q combination OF wrought and cast ron IL Is
very simple In It's construction and is perfectly air
Cight; selcleanlng, having pipes or drums TO be
TAX en- out cleaned. 1t is so arranged with upright
dues as 10 produce larger amount of heat from the
same weight of coal than any furnace now in use
my new arrangement OF evaporation will at once de.
monstrae that II is the only Hot Air Furnace that
will produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those In want OF complete Heating Apparatus
would do well 10 call and examine the Golden Eagle
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Nos 1882 and l13 4MARKEr Street,
Philadelphia.
large assortment OF Cooking Ranges Fire Board
stoves, Low Down Crates, Ventilators ETC., always
N. B@JobbinR OF all kinds promptly done. 5IG
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SALE OF ELEGANr HOLIDAY BOOKs
On Tuesday, "wednesday, Thursday, and Friday

On Iuebuayl WednesdRy, Thurgday, and Friday
afternoons,
Dec 3, 4, and g. at o'clock, very elegant English
and American books, superbly illustrated works best
editions OF Poets Folio Hogartb; Dores Bible: Dante,
Milton. and Don QBixote; Lights and Shadows; New
York Picture Galleries. Muspratts Chemistrys
Knights and Staunton's Shakespeare Dckensf
Works, in cloth and half calf Buwer's Works; Dis
raeli,s Works. Bohn's Libraries; Bell a DRldy's AL
dine British Poets SO vols Imperial Dictionary,
Also, elegantly illustrated juveniles. II22H
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ETC. ETC
On Thursday Morning, 1ad
AT o'clock, at the auction rooms, an extensive as-
sortment OF superior Paror. Dning-Room and Cham
ber Furniture; fine Carpets, Stoves ETC. AlsO, Silver
Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, etc. .r.g
BY order Of administrator. R3A
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M THOMAS & SONS NOS. I3s AND I41
.1NLs 6. FOUkTH Street. n. -
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On Thursday Morning

WALNUT FURNITURE, HANDSOME
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, Very Fine French Plate
Mirrors, Handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpets
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J. VAUGHN MERRICK WILLIAM H MERRICK.
JopS g. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICk d SONS,
kSG1NkERS AND MACHINISTS
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam En- gines
for Land, River. and Marine Service.
Boilers, GesOmeteIs, Tanks. Iron Boats, ETC.
castings OF all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, WoTkshops and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar, Saw, and GTist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Deiecators, Filters, Pumping En-
Rines, etc.
Sole Agents for N. Billeux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer and
Aspinwall & Woolseys Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Draining Machine. $500
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.9EIE4, TOSHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS,
SSAlh44S. undersigned having leased the X EN-
5INGION SCREW DOCK, begs 10 Inform his friends
patrons of the Dock hat he is prepared with
Increased facilities to accommodate those having
vessels be raised repaired and beiug ctica
shp-carpenter and caulker, will give personal atten-
ton to the vessels entrusted to him for repairs.
Captains or Agents Ship Carpenters and Maehinists
having vessels 10 Iepair, are solicited 20 call.
Having the agency for the sale of "Wetterstedts'
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint. for
the preservation of vessels bottoms for this city,
prepared TO furnish the same on reasonable terms.
JOHN ii. HAMMITT,
Kensington Screw DOCK,
u DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurel street.
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AUcTIoN SALES.

M o O l. e L J. A N d O o,
1NI uccessors 20 Philip Ford q Coz, ~
AUoTloNEHI's. No. tOs AARKET street
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINas. ETC.
- On Friday morning, -,
December 6, at n o'clock, on four mouths crodtts
about 900 pieces ingram, Venetian ist hemp cotaga
and rag carpetings. III 2s 90
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DRIDESBURG MACHINE WORKS,
ID OFFICE,
No, CO N. FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We prepared to I'LL orders any extent for our
well-known
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN
MILLS,
including all recent improvements in Carding, Spin
We invite the attention of manufacturers to our ex-
tensve works.
R ALFRED JENKS SON.
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e. A. MERRICK, Clerk o. O.
WILLIAM BRODIE, Administrator,
NJ. THOMAS q SONS, Auotioueers,
l24l42l3t Nos. lS9 and l41 S. FOURTH Street.
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LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS sHona.
.afL BRO0ANB. ETC. ffnl ll1vi
On Tuesday morning. I. =. "a
Dec. TO- at 10 O'Clock. four nonth6 credit, 1900
packages bOOts shoes, balmorals, etc. n .n Ii24N
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7 IPPINCOTT, SON q CO., AUCTIONEERS
IL NO. 24O,MARKET Street, Philadelphia. (Premi-
SEES formerly occupied by Messrs. Panooast q War
mock, AuctloneerB.( 1n-'IT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-23

mere fnbrt, fa5ren 2CtDmotibefi nnD
@ilterjiiee bin lltto ber, &iten nnb RaS
lteti iperbert bettinaelt, @oIItbngeii mad
dfefl ytt1tungeit bin, eiue Hnsdbl 9tt1
better, Die onrhetr,nnber fmreien tiiib
ldnnen: cine tuobre Siu6t. Ger eittS
sige She'll, ipeI9er nod ridhig 1T, in
Der releruirte @arten; tuetder 6em
Yublttunt nod saaangtihi bleibt. Sn
ibm fin6 Die SreibbGuler, 6ie Mquarien
u. +. N, nod 81 fsberi ltno BON poft aus
lit aud Der Bid IN oas ertudbnte @es
tlnttlel 9eitattet. S. ! =. - 49,. s :. &.
gBabrenb Der eifereu Bau Der 9lus<
telling ii9 anf4ift, su berf1minosn'
botlef6et man ten Der @entrdIbaIIe II
Mitte Der @tdOt. Bon ben II Nabit:
Ions, aus bisfer Osnen 9tiefenlnarft 6es
itebt iiito u fertig un5 bic beioen iebter
nal Ell ibrer 80lIen6nna. 3naIeih ftbtf
man fid an, bic untertfDiihe Gilen,
bdBn in stnsfabrling 5d briti6err, tpeIhl
bic @eiitroIbdae nit ben auBern Babu..
bofen m 8etbiHeune iekeit lolI, ga
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-23

Sin fomn1er ,g,efebs
bprI6Iae lift Der Nes MheeorOneten
eagle tiir + Siron Gounfp. Ders
ieIbe larei6t bOr, NaB SeiinEatten, bic
nibt erOBer fn6 ais 100 Nder bon
execution befteit iein iOIIeG GbenlO
ipirO eine, oaii5e 9iite bon peri0uIi@em
Gipenthum aufgsfibrt, pel6es BON
@reemtion befreit bleiben fol. 9Sir
hriaaen oas @efeb Oerlndbf N lDOrts
eetreuer lleberfesung. ~
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Ten lines OF solid nonparsil make one square,
yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
10 per cents tfFfaEs e.3,s Il 4. ..,,,
Every other day (e. osd.1 advertisements viii be
charged two thirds Of the above rates.
In the Weekly Edit on, one dollar square Tor
each insertion. 5s4~
Kai 10 cents line every additional lnsernoh:
C1nnres in Advertisements will be charged at he
so cents square.
All advertisements are due from date of first IN
A-tion Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
and no transient advertisements will be taken
laiess accompanied by the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
ONCE No 81 PUBLIC SQUARE
lover w. r. Berry Co.'s Book store,l
PO Adress Lock Box So,
NASHVILLE, TENN
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cine SnOjanati0nsp eriaulfnlnttg berrfeu1
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men. Sier in gtaibbilIe lebell etp6 1000
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Iunaen snr an6FuHe 6eufidler Sflferef<
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iuofeIbit bon einer geIanlnftra0Iie bon
sc, 900 lItk 1000 SbeiInthmer einiteHen,
lid in WaibbiIIe Der iisbente She'll, asf6
1000 Sbeinebnier lid einfnpeils mn
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tereIie Das Beifes ifs Sea mir baben
bier IN 9fahiDiue nod ME nlebr lple
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