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rHE covrycT1cUT ELEcTroN.

The returns from the election held in Connect
Gu. on the 1.t instant indicate that the Democratic
candidate for Governor has been elected by about
six hundred majority, and three out Of four Demo
Gratis clectedto Congress. Under ordinary circum-
stances, this victory over Radicalsm would be
gratefully received and warmly applauded through
out the South, but the experience of the past
shows concusivcly that our people cannot further
the aims of patriotism aud the ends of liberty by
voluntary expression of their sentiments. Reti-
cence and caution should be observed, and care
full avoidance ofirritating thems will best subserve
our interests now. With few exceptions, the
Southern press stands united in determination TO
counsel obedience to the powers that be, and faith
ful compliance with the requirements of the rig
orous laws enacted for the government of this
section. We may not look on with indifference
should public sentiment in the Norlh undergo
decided change, but we can and must retain a
dignifcd reliance respecting past issues, and only
consider .hc duty Of the present hour.
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! AnIouaNMEEr OF coNeREss.


The quietand repose consequent upon the ad-
iournment of the Forticth Congress until July next
isstrikingly exhibited by the newspapers, whose
day pabulum consisted in rehas!iing the proceed
-ings and expending their gaseous procivties there
on Most oil of city editors have betaken
themselves to the discussion of abstruse theories or
are specula.ing upon the dimly shadOwcd future.
Congress adjourned onthe S0h ult., only ten days
ago. and the enterprisng daiies totally lacking
in interest or sensational faragraphs. With this
dearth before us, the reader must pardon any in
fectious signs apparent in. these columns. But
badinage aside; the people may now go earnestly
to work and endeayor TO augment the material
prosperity of the country. Plant corn end pro-
visions of every description suited to the
Labor earnestly to produce something for the sus
tenance of man and beast. No matter how much
cotton you plant be certain that you make enough
and to spare in the way of provisions Torthc
next few months we are likely to have political
quiet, and o corresponding activity in the material
elements of prosperity will greatly enhance our
condition.
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THE SOUTHERN CULrlvAron.-Thc April number
of this we'll known agricultural journal contains
is pages-34 of rea'ling matter, mostly original
1t is cmhclsied with tasteful design aud ground
plan Of a convenient dwcng--thc first of Il series
David Dickson, the most successful planter in
Georgia, gives two communications, which, with
over thirty other original articles, on topics per-
tanning to The Farm, Garden and Fireside-sucl
as Cotton Culture, Manmes, Grasses, Sorghum aud
other crops, Sheep. lmplemcnts-Grapes, Peaches,
Vegetables letter from Genes Munro, &c. ~,
fully sustain the reputation of this valuable paper
which has been regularly issued for nearly twenty
five years.
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.E:5s- Spring work is coming on in the Field, Or
churd and Garden, and in the grounds about the
House as well as in The House. The best infor-
nation about the nost pleasant and profitable
method Of performing this work is, of course, 10
be found in that large, reliable and cheap Journal
the American 1gricu,turist We have received the
April number, and it fully carries out the Pub
fishers promise TO always keep on making every
number bet,cr-than the previous one This, like
every other issue thus far this year. has eight large
pages extra This single number contains between
forty and fifty pleasing and instructive engravings,
one of them full page and several others very
large and beautiful. A full threepage calendar of
Work to be Done will furnish many useful hints
for the Farm, Garden and Household. A slashing
article on Humbugs exposes by name u large NUM-
bcr of the swindlers of country people. There are,
BESIDES more than hundred articles and items
full of instruction to every cultivator of garden
piot or a farm. llore than 10000 people now
enjoy the advantages offered by the Agricuhuraist,
and everybody else, and his wife (and chill
dren also,) should have it. Its beautiful pictures
are alone worth many times its cost, which is only
Sl.50 q. year, four copies for So. Take our ad-
vice and try the 1Wicdtwalist this year, and we
will guarantee satisfaction. ORANGE JUDD {; Co.,
Al Park Row, New York Cit:7, are the publishers
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.7tr-N1yERs1Ty OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

~. haye received catalogue Of this instltutlch'
Cor The current year, issued from the press of W.
". DEAN. Printer. There have been los students
~ attendance. us shown by the catalogue, during
the past and present sessions. There are elsns
literary and scientific Professors, with law and
medical schools attached. Hon r. W, bAhSSLLl'
i. L. D., is the Chairman, aud Rev. G. BRUCE
sWAIkEn, Secretary ofthe Faculty, The1ast naneu
gentleman will accept our thanks for the catalogue
before us. q:
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TN EQuITY--.- ANDERSON.

Mrs. Louisa O. Hammond, Admir-. with win ant
nexed, as. G.lyton Cuyton, Elias John Earle,
William L. IIammond.-Bil for sale of Real
and Personal properly for payment of debts
TT appearing TO nv satisfaction that w. L. Ham
moni, one OF the Defendants in the above stated
case, resides from and without the limits OF this;
State. On motion of Harrison s. Whitners, it is
Ordered, That he do answer, plead or demur to-
the complainanss bill of complaint within forty
days from the publication of tins rule, or consent
will be taken pro confsao against him.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.H.A.D.
April 10, 1867 43
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are in motion the instant the current is checked
those particles fall 10 the bottom THUS it will be
with the Radicals, when peace and quiet are re-
stored to the country the Conservatives will then
take the rens in their own hands, and constitu-
tional laws of the land will once more prevail.
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FANCY Gcops-MEssEs. NORTH, STEELE Y WAR
DEL1.-Cae Of tho most pleasant and interesting
wholesale establishments in Chnrleaton for stran-
ger or dealer in Fancy Goods TO visit, ia that Of
Messrs. NORTH, STEELE "ARpgtL, No. l6I
Meeting street, West side, near Hasel. We have
heretofore had OCCASION. the opening CT this
house. to SPEAK of the need shat previously existed
in this city cf a wholesale commercial emporium,
embracing every variety CT article il the fancy
goods line of business. 'rhnt need has been well
filled bv the row foursh5ng establishment OF this
en.erprising firm. Al who visit it ere struck with
surprise and admiration Il the extensive and COM
octc oc!i of beautiful goods OF every description
that meet the eye. The arrangements Of the var-
ois departments. each embracing some special as
soriment of l::ncy ariclcs arc such tha; the pur-
chaser is afforded ;he utmost facilities for exan-
nation and selection. The establishment is con-
stanlly receiving new supplies, the third floor be-
ing used principally for the storage Of goods as
fast as they arrive
On the first floor, tastefully arranged is display
ed handsome assortment and samples of nearly
every article contained in the establishment, COM
prSing among Olllcr a't-IeS. ii.tSc "i'i cietut
stock of Fans of the newest and most beautiful
st yes, and every variety of Combs, English and
american Brushes, fancy and plain Buttons Beads
anil other ornaments Collars, Necklaces Cravats.
Iiardkcrchicfs, Head dresses, Nets, Reiculcs,
Porcmonics, &c. One speciality is their extern
syc lot of Pcrsumery, foreign and domestic, in
cludng Lutin and all the other various cclebra-
ted Extracts Lows Windsor Soap, Smiths Sweet
Mexican OppOnax SC. The department. for White
Goods is on the second aoor, and embraces Ladies
Dresses, Trimmings, Embroidcries, Dress Goods,
Swiss Muslins, Slulls, Silks, Ribbons of every va
riety, Ladies Collars, Cuffs, lIandkerchiefs, Lace
Goods, and other articles numerous TO mention.
This stock has been selected by the Oldest md most
experienced member Of the firm, Mr.. C. NORTH.
who resides: at New York. and is now offered at
prices which leave The lowest marginal profit.
The members of this firm, in this city, arc both
we'll known gentlemen, Mr.. j. B. STEELE being the
efficient and indefatgablc Secretary of the Board
of trade of this city, and Mr.. A.W. WARDELL, Jr,
member of the same Eoart. Their assistants
are young gentlemen, with whom purchasers al
ways find it a pleasure to deal, and upon whom
ley may place the fullest reliance in making their
purchases Charleston Courier.
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Auaersolt g,ltelllSttttef,
Wednesday Morning, April 10.

psz--All papers discontinued at the expiration
Of The time Tor which they have been psid;; :,
ssss- No name entered upon the books uhiess wv
money accompanies the order ..,,,a s,hscr;n-
nS;y- A cross-nark indicates that tne ''9se'ii
tion is sabout to expire ,,,,on onn,;-
ssy Specimen copies always sen'' upon .appA-
cation. -ss5s.s-z1
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Post; Office Notice.

THE Office will be opened every day, except
Sunday. from 9 .. m. until II m. From l p
until s p -rn and from 6 p. m. until p. m.
The Columbia mail closes every night at p. M.
The Creenyille mail closes every day at 2 p. m
All drop letters and letters to be mailed, left at
the Post O.Iice without stamps on them, are sent
to the Dead Letter Office weekly.
Jan II. 1867 81
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FAIR NOTICE.

ALL persons arc hereby warned not to trade for
any property. of any description Whatever in the
M hands Of my son William NJ Martin, minor and
all parties arc hereby notified that | will not in
any way be responsible for the debts which may
be incurred by said son on his Own account.
ROBERT MARTIN.
April ., 1867 = 81
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The sournEnS PLAxrEn.-The April number of
this excellent periodical, with a rich and varied
arrangement of contents, has been received. The
agricultural, horticultural, mechanical and house.
hold departments arc conducted with ability, dis
elimination and taste. Tie editor, c. b. VIII
L1AMs, is Industrious and dperscyering, and deserves
an extensive patronage for his monthly. Nearly
eight hundred pages of.rcading matter per annum,
FOR So. Published at Richmond, Va.
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The HONE JouRSAL-Thc last issue of this
leading literary newspaper is much enlarged and
improved in typographical appearance. Always o
model Of excellence ard ncatness, the Home Journal
is not now excelled On this continent. Since the
death of Mr.. WILLIS the poct-editor, this idol OF
his literary life bids fair to become most enduring
monument to his memory. His successors are
young men of talent and increasing popularity
and will doubtless faithfully preserve the peculiar
excellencies engrafted by his genius upon the
pages Of this standard weekly.
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Administrators Sale,

administrator S Sale.
WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, on Wcdnes-
day The 9th instant, at he late residence of Mr.
L. a. Osborne, deceased, the following property:
One two-korsc Carriage and harness, One Piano
Forte, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and the
entire Personal property of the Estate.
The terms OF sale will be made known on the
day of SALE
P. S.-All persons having left hides with Mr..
Osborne TO tan are notified that they can obtain
their leather by calling at my Office on or after the
2ad Instant. j. S. M,
April g. 1867 -
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. Z, RIA, M.
A REGULAR CoSvocATIoNz zoF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER wiz fc held in the Chapter
Room ca MONDAY NIGHT, May 18th, 1867, at,
half-past seven o'clock. Companions will assem-;
BILE without further notice.
BY order of the M...E...H...P.:'
T. B. BURRISss Secretary.
April 9, 1861 42
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TIE NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures of the
ancient fraternity Of Fre.mascns cannot invest
small sum to greater advantage than by snbscrio-
inr to this choice Masonic weekly. Irdeperdcnt
Of its speciality as an organ of the craft this paper
is an uncxccplional companion for The hrcsluc ana
family. Terms 81 per year or 3 for SIX mon.hs'
Address EZRA H. STrvE:;s. box '.o'' y. :. S"y.
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MARRIED, on the 10th March, by John Black,
Esq, Mr.. GALLOWAY ALEXANDER and Miss JANE
WRIGHT, both of Anderson District.
DEDIC A TON

BARNETT LODGE, NO. 106, A. F. M.
The brethren of Barnett Lodge, No. LOG, A. F.
NJ, cordially extend an invitation to all Masons
in good standing to unite with them in the dcdica-
tion of the Lodge and installation of officers, on
Thursday 18th of April next, at 10 o'clock, a. m:
Hon. j. L. Orr Grand Master Of South Carolina,
is expected to be present, and ociate at The cere-
monies Bro. W. E. EARLE, of Greenvile, and
Bro. JAIEs a. HoYT, of Anderson, have been So
licited to deliver addresses on the occasion.
The public generally are invited to attend.
j. BAYLIS SMITH, Sec:
March 90, 1867 40 C
HIRAM LODGE, No. 6S, A.. F.. NJ:
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON.
DAY NIGHT, May 9th, 1867, at half-past seven
o'clock. Brethren will take due notice ana govern
themselves accordingly.
BY order of the W.. NJ.
7. B. BURRIss, Secretary.
April 8, 1867 AZ
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The Secretary Of Var bjrs submitted 10 the Pre-
sident the correspondence between Grant and
Sheridan regarding removals.
A special despatch to the Baltimore Sun says
Gen. Griffin recommends the rsmoval of Gov.
Throckmorton, of Texas Sheridan agress with
him, ard suggests the removal of the Governor of
Louisiaua Grant, in reply. doubts the Generals
power to remove Governors, and thinks removals
must be made by Congress, or after trial under
the 9th section.
Returns from the Land Office at Tallahassee,
Fla, show that over 5000 acres Of land have been
located under the homestead Law, which limits
entries to sixty acres.
The White House was crowded to-day. Attorney
General Stansberry and postnaster-General Ran
dali were among the visitor.
In the Senate, the resolution ezpelling Sauls-
bury was Indignantly postponed
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FloM WASHINGTON.
WAsuINGToN. April 5.

WASHINGTON, April D.
Ia the Supreme Court. to-day, Judge Sharkey
gave notice of motion for preliminary njunc-
tion against Andrew johnson, President, and Gen.
Ord, Commander of the Military District COM
prismg Mississippi, aud stated thatthe motion was
founded OH bill of equity which lie proposed TO
ale, brought by the Stale Of mississippi, as COM
plainunt, against the parties named, to restrain
them from executing the Acts Of Congress recently
passed called the military bill and the supplement
tai bill. Attorney General Stanberry suggested
lat as it was case involving the original juris-
dct;on of the Court, the motion, in the first place.
should be for leave 20 file the bill. Judge SharGey
acouiesced, and said the counsel for the State of
Mississippi would now make the motion for
lenYe to file the bill, and were now ready 10
argue. The Attorney General said he commended
that the bill, in 80 fur as it purported to make the
President party defendant, as in effect suit
against the United States, he would therefore, OBJ
ect to leave being given by the Court to lilo the
bill; and he further stated that he also was ready
now TO 90 into argument OF the motion The Chiei
Justice, after consultation, stated that the motion
for leave 20 Tile tie bill might be made and nt on
tn. motion docket but in conformity with the
rules cf the Court, it would not be heard until the
mex, regular motion. THIS motion will, therefore,
come Up on Friday next.
In the Senate, Mr. Sumner introduced resolu-
ton e1pelling Senator Salisbury, charging him
with.appcarng on the floor in a state Of intoxica-
ton; bat its consideration was postponed to Ex-
ecutive session.
Sharkey and Walkers bill of complaint in behalf
of Mississippi is regarded as mastery document.
1t covers four columns.
T.su,,cro1 anri1 e
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re- llnire 2eier fiuben in ben 9In<
seiqeipalten cine 8efanntmabung Der
Mutter Guperiorin BON ben barmber<
siaen Sdipeltern 8etreffs Der @dule
berlelben. Bei Der auaenein befannten
@ortreffiidfeit 0es unterr,dtes lit ale
befonoere Ineupfeblnn9 iiberfalfg.
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NecDrrerS=Gpnrt.

$. s. &iilort bate iiA einen Nanld
angetrunfen uno miro iebt in Der Gpes
retts gnltalt UNI so entiliAtert.
SaDtuooo DaDioion bate ieine8utide,
tueaeu Der boben Selpreiie in 8ittsbura,
ni6t erIeu6tet, entlduloigte iid nit
sem i'm &alenber itebenOen WionbiAein
unb erbielt Grlaubnib, unseitraft gu err
buften.
gSiIe1 Sut1eraft mar trunfen uno
uuorbentlid, bellies lit ia oft 3uiammen,
uno in getra1t Der bereits aebabten
expenses ipurbe CT bios I'M IS err
iudt.
Gbriitopber Quinn Sablte ebenfaas
S5 fur Elm N6nfh6en.
Jobn 8. @lab Mnb a5ileD Suffer foIIe
ten betrunten nno unorbentIih getuelen
lein, Der Necoroer ertl6rte lie aber fir
uniduloig. Dagegen fanOte er Sim
DaDis ipegerl gleider 2Inflaae ins Mrs
beitsbaus, INN fA fiir $40 mineralogis
ftbe &enntnille az fanfel.
gB. 8. Girgnion uno u. %. Ql[Ien
bntten fifty and costs. fur dis
orderly conduct 3u bleGen.
8orbane fault.
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sta0t ul1D Staat.
Oeutfcber Serein sur SefDr=
bermlr9 1t,rb sitrt Sbne
1eutfd)er Gintpaaoerer.

3as unterseidnete gcnite benabrt9tist bic
italieber, sas 9Rascr Wat 8rswn fd be-
eitpilligit erbDten bat, biz Gitp @suneil
lie fir ben .3ped uniersr @eriammIun-
aen brsuseben. Die geriammluns bebufs
Wabl Der 8eamten fnset bemand beate,
DisnfaG sen 8. SePtemBer
Abenhs nbr
in Der Stabtballe in NarftbauIe
@tntt.
9usb pirb aufnabme neuer Nfitglieeer auf
her Sasssprbnung iein. - @ir frrbern nDdy-
mails ale Oeutl9en Der Stabt RalbSille auf,
f9 mns assui6lieBen. llalere slrbeit ii cine
srU6artise /; if eine, bic BON unenblitem Rusen
fir ben staat psrbea FAINT, ipenr, lidb nur III
les barin einist 6anb ans sBerf gu Iesen.
9a6t Cad nitt enr6 en9bsrsise Msmf9en
abbalten unb tpsrbet Nitetieber unleresgereins.
Derielbe 1T auf cine uneieeunasise, Der Selbif-
fu6t anb benz Selbfinterele eir3eIner Snbi-
Stbuen gang unb gar fem itebentea Nutiss
bairt.
Die beiten Manner 9aIbstle's unS bea
taatss GenneTee Irtb nit nns.
aUmmt Giner, fOmmt Nlle.
EaS gemite 5enrg WeB,
&b0lf Nflfpn
2Sept I'm Spbn 8ubm.
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re- Sic 8riber GbD, bes Moroes
in Sanoerlonbille angeflaet, baben urn
&nfidub 9ebeten, oamit fie 3eu9en
beii6afen fonnen. Derielbe tpurbe
ibnen bis na6iten Sreitag geuabrt.
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8anmipole unberdn6ert. Sn 2iber<
pool iunrben 5000 Ballen gu / 05-a1d
eerfauft.
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IN g ba=M offer. Sn Gplse hfr bpben
grfiie Der M ateriaIien feben mir ans sespun-
gen, pom 1. September an ben preis nnlerfs
Ninsralpalers auf 624 Gents has DnBemb 3u
srbS9sn. gBir iiab basu senStbist, nm uns
Dor ertebli6fm gsrLaf gu bepabrfn, ba mir
nibt i'm Stanbe linb, su unieren seitberissn
preiien aud ferntr 3n psrfaafen. g8ir bpfen,
ba6 uniere amnben, bic unS 70 LANCE absefauft
bnben, bainit einperifanben letn perben, ba lie
imnter nod einen suten grOfit MAIDEN nnb
mir auf bieit @eiie ms ielbft eere9t perben
fOnren. Gs iOllte uns febr sliiflid MAIDEN,
penn mir bur6 bic ltmltanbe balb in ben
StanS sefeBt tperben unlere 9reife pieber
berabsuiesen.
MrGprmad, 8eane II. 60.
fep3 I'm
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2.20 IS. sc. uno um 2.20 81. so. Ser
Columbia 9leeomooationssug berIaBt
Columbia UNI 7.25 81. 80. uno f6mnlt
an in Naibbtlle UNI 10. q. sc. 8erIaBt
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n columbia um 5.37. q. Mf.
~ Oas 8ic Sic bes Seut>
I d e n nnteritiibllngsbe rein
fanb getern, bonn id0niten Wetter be-
gilniti9t, i'm Sd0rp1u9'lden @arten
itatt. = 2eiSer batten iid nidt 70 piele
Sal tie eingefunben, ais man fii9li6 bate
ertuarten fonnen. Sc 1T Elm Mal feiil
8u9 in ben Seutihen unferes Sorfr
leins. Gle sieren iid unb itrauben ii6
uns molten INNER Die g8elt glanben
MAIDEN, fe ,neinten es ernit nit ibren
Ngitationen fir bas Starfen oes
Neutf6tbunas; unb nenn es gilt, Damn
bleiben iie 81 9aus uno benton, ,es
gebt bait obne MIDI" Diele fleine 9lb<
i9tpeifun9 miro man uns nidt libel
nebmen, tpenn mir ia9en, Dap Der 8ar@
ten berbaltuiBmdBig leer mar; oaB nibt
balb 10 biele 2eute ba iuaren, ais in Der
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natiirli1 ben S6aben; benn mas bort
mar, aniiiirte fid berrli9 unb in 5reu>
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Sanslulfigen mad benz Saft Der S 0 bn
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neues Qiebesbanb mag BORT unter ben
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in leber 8eSiebung gut gu nennenoe
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arrangements.
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fernige, edit beutide @orte an Die Ser
iammelten. Sbm folgten Die Serren
Sacob geiger, Gbriitian 8aupeI, 8.
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9roBte Sarmonie un0 8emiltbli6feit
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erregte elm 3uiegeiprdd Stuiiden Sds
cob @eiger uno Sobn &ubm. Ser err
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man 10 oft bort, bab MIR Die alien Nns
fiebler bic tpa6ren unb a6ten ieien, oaf
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''could not see that exactly" nno et
periudte Dem 2lnipeienoen gu beipeiien,
oaB 8lut, fpel6es 81 LANCE rinnt, obne
nit neuem gernifdt gu tuerben, balb
aerinnt un6 Die 2ebenstraft berliert.-
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