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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
Public Sale.

HAVING made arrangements 10 leave
Ill The Stale, will sell at public sale a,
my residence on the farm OF Mr.. G.. w.
Hall, near Shepherdslown,
On Saturday The 18Th October, inst,
all my personal property, consisting in
par, as follows
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

For House of Delegates.
John SPANGLER is announced as
y an independent Radical candidate for
thc House of Delegates.
UNION VOTERS.
September %, 1867. te
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARlLLA
EradicaieS ETuptire anal CIcera'irs
Diseases
o. THE
Throat, .NOse, Eyes, Eyelids. Scaip'

o. THE
Throat, .Nose, Eyes, Eyeiids. Scalp,
and Skin,
Which so di>iigure the appearance, PtRG-
ING the evil elects Of mercury and removing
all lauls, the remnants of DISEASES, hercdI-
tary or otherwise, and IS taken by ADULTS
and CHILDREN with perfect S.lFETl
TWO TiBLE- SPOONTJLSo Of the Extract
Of SaIsapa,,ila, added to 4 PIht Of water, =
equal 10 the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle
Is equal to gallon OF The Syrup Of SarsaPani-
Ia, or the dccoctiouS 4, usually made.
nv LNTERESIIN NC LETTER Is pub!ls' cd
in tie Ncdico. Ch,rurgical Review, on the sub
j,ct of the Extract cf Sar>aparIla IN certain al
icclious, by Benjamin Travers, +. Il. ;, &c.
Speaking Of those diseases, AMI diseases ART
sing from the excess of mercury, he states mat
no remedy j, equal to the Extract OF SGrsaparIl-
Ia; It's power i extraordinary more 50 than any
other drug am acquainted with. II -, ~ The
strictcst sense, . tonic with this invaluable at
tribute, tia, it Is applicable 10 state Of Tie Sys-
ten so sunken, aud yet so irritable rs renders
other substances OF The tonic class unavailable
or injurious.
IIELMBOLD'S
Concentrated ETirGci SdrSGpdr:H0,
Established upwards Of Is years. Prepared by
II. T. HELMBOLD,
DGUCCiSr ANp CHEMIST,
5gI Broadway, y. \.
IL Sold by al Druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
TO THE PUBLIC !
o the Cii,ns of UnionrWc and sur.
rounding COmlrN

o the Citizens of Uni0nriNc and sur.
rounding Country
TAVING come in possession Of the
/ Unionvile Store-house property, |
lilly expect by the 2O,h or 18th inst, TO
open at UnionyiIe an entirely new and
complete
Stock Of Merchandise,
embracing everything usually found in
country store. hope to purchase my
goods entirely for the cash, thus enabling
me TO sell upon the most favorable terms;
and to that end, most urgently request
all PERSONS who are indebted TO me, and
have not settled their accounts since hat-
vest, TO call and settle the same al once,
and hope no one wi attempt TO excuse
himself because his account is small. |
shall continue the business al Elk Branch
and endeavor TO keep my stock complete,
md not be undersold. take This oppor-
unity of thanking the community Tor
heir liberal patronage, and hope by aiien'
ton TO business and desire to please and
give satisfaction, to receive continuance
OF your favors. To the patrons Of Union
vile Store, ard all others who may be
kind enough to become such, you will al
low me to express the hope, with the aid
Of polite and efficient cierks,to render our
selves acceptable to you, and receive your
support. Respectfully,
J. S. MELVIN.
Dufield's, Sept. II, 1867, If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

4 r Rules held IN tho Clicks Office Of
TX the Circuit Court of Jefferson Coun.
ry,on the 1T Monday in September, 1867.
George b. Stephenson. use Of \. a.
Herr. Nlsas Frank and W,l.on Young -
ca. comrlainantp
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Rf virtue Of an ORDER and decree .
- me Honorable Probate Court o
ch county, Mississippi. will sci
'o' cash. In the city Of Canton, in sait
county. IN front Of the Court House doc,
thereof on WY o'o'
N0"@"y, Tie LIST Dig Of July meet,
me following named and described real
1S'a'e' as the property of Joel II. Ozier
deed. TO wit:
"a certain lot or parcel Of ground siu.
ATE In said city of Canton and State
aforesaid, beginning at a stake on Peace
street, at the Southwest corner of LOT
owned by John V. Fitchett, and RIM,
nlns thence West along said street nine.
'y-'wo and a half (924) fee, to Hick
Dry street, thence North along said Hick.
Dry street four hundred (4oo) feet to n
't n, thence East ninety-two and half
'@a) reef 10 The said Fitcheit's lot, thence
south with said Fitchelt's lot four hundred
1Uo) ieet to the beginning.
WIZ convey TO the purchaser only
'oh ''''e as am authorized TO do by law.
JEREMIAH WILSON,
Admr. de b0nis NON
OF estate of Joel II. Ozier, decd
June /. l867-tds
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
]. WILKES ,BooTHs DIARY.

The following special of the Gin
einnati ERgHirc.' furnishes a verba-
tina copy of the celebrated j. Wilkes
Booths diary, as it was furnished to
the PBasident. at his own request.
Tire cspv is made IN the War Depart
mcnt, ~ order of Secretary Stanton,
and is certified to by Judge Adyo-
cate Iaslt. We extract the follow
ing-
TO the P,esideRt:
The following is n copy Of the vri
ting, which is in pencil, found in the
diary taken from the body of j.
Wilkes Booth. j. HOLT,
Judge Advocate General.
TT ANo, April 13-14.-Eriday the
Tdes. Until to day, nothing was ever
thought of sacrificing to our cOun-
try's wrongs. For six months we
had worked to capture; but our cause
being almost lost, something decisive
and great must be done f; but its fail
ure was owing to others, who did not
strike for their country with heart.
! struck boldly, and not as the pa
pers say. | walked with a firm step
through thousand of his friends,
and was stopped, but pushed on. y
colonel was at his side. i shouted
/" Sic Semper" before | fired. In
jumping ] broke my leg. | passed
all his pickets, rode sixty miles that
night with the bone of my leg tear
ing the flesh at every jump. | can
never repent it, though we hated tn
kill. Our country owed all her trou
bIes TO him, and God simply made
the instrument of his punishment
The country is not what it was.
April s, 1S65.-This forced Union
is not what / have loved. / care moi
what becomes of me; have no de
sire to Outlive my country. This
night-before the dced-I wrote :
long article and left it for one of the
editors of the Natiofai IRteltgeacer
in which l fully set forth our reasons
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
9(tto advertisements,
NOTICE..

TEHE undersigned having been appointed n
1 BOARD OF REGISTRATION for ihe
County Of Madison, State of Mississippi, for
the purpose of Registering Voters under the
First Section of the Act of Congress supple
mentary to an Act entitled an "Act for the
more efficient government Of the Rebel
States" passed March 2l, 1867, will meet at
MADISON STATION,
On Nonday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 81,
an and 5th, June, 1861. And at
CALHOUN STATION,
On Tlursday, Friday md Saturday, the Gth, IN
Gud 18th, fJune, 1867,
to register voters for those precincts,
All persons DESTROYS of Registering their
names a. Voters, and who are entitled so to
do under the provisions of the law above
uuoted. are requested to meet the undersign-
ed at the Precincts on the days above sreci.
God hctwrrn the hor;rs of s and IL a. m. and
/ and IN. m. during wlieh time registration
will be made.
A. WARNER,
THOS. SHACKELF0RD,
BENZ. 4. LEE.
June 'G7 II.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

[vThe Clarion says that 22IrcT%
papers in this State are advocating
reconstruction eutsetterlEs embraced
iu,the Sherman bill. We greatly &c
cret to know it, says the Ndtche:
Courier. These terms, so iniqultous-
receive their only validity from the
assent of the people of the Southern
States. Jftltey dc nui, why ask tbeiI
ASSENT Ave can endUrc, obey and
submit; Ibut at is hard to- think dls@t
% presses of this State are eo@ab"''
-e,s in the cause of RadicahSm, 10y
sendeagoging to yitalize what other
wise wOuM ne eflcTc exhibition OF
ibrute power. Our act will give TIE
procedure Constitutional life, an6
against doing so, the Courier vii
still protest, wese
-"Among the eliihless, faithful only it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
STEVENS HOUSE,
81, 81, % 4 ct broadway, N. ",
opposas Boloiing Grssn.
nv TIVE EuROPFAH PLAN.

VNHE STEVENS HOUSE il well and widely
known TO the travelling public. The location
i especially suitable 70 merchants and business
men il il IN close proximity 10 the business part
Of the city-is on the highway o. Southern and
Western travel-and adjacent TO all the principal
Railroad and Steamboat depOts.
THE STEVENS HOUSE has liberal acepmmo-
dation for over 300 giests-it j. well furnished,
and possesses every modern improvement for The
comfort and entertainment Of is in1nstss- The
rooms are spscions and well ventilsted-pTovided
with Gas and waier-the attendance Is prompt and
respeefful-aBd the table Is generously provided
with ever dcliescy of the sessOn-st moderate
rates. The ruOms have teen Iefurnished and ie
modelled. We are enabled 70 ohsr extra facilities
for TIE comfort and pleasure Of our Guests.
CLIO. X. CHASE h CO.
Jrae 'gTeu PropIietors.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
UNDERWOOD.

From Tbe chicago VTibune, (lsad.)
We published yesterday morning
the extraordinary charge OF Judge
Underwood. United States district
Judge ia Virginia, to the grand jury
in session at Richmond The so
called "chargc is disgrace to the
bench and to the legal profession.
We can only express our amazement
at the bOmbast, the billingsGate, and
the indecorous discussion of party
measures and of politicians which
make up the document. There is not
a sentence in il worthy of the Occa-
sion. or having direct reference to
the matters before the jury. 1t is
simply a political haranguc, and a
diatribe against the people of Nir-
ginia in general, and of Richmond IN
particular. 1t is malice aud black
euardism, yelled by a disgusting
and unsuccessful attempt to quote
;poetIr and mythology. AS a specI-
men of this, We give his attempt to
state the simple fact that the Con.
.federate war Office twas once located
in the room now occupied by the
United States District Court. He
does not state the fact at all, but III
place of it says:
what solemn associations are suggested
nv rejecting that 10 The very rooms we nov
,o:cupy, dwslt the fiery soul Of treason, rebel
lion. and civil war, and hence issued that
.fslI spirit which starved, by wholesale, prs
ouers for The crime OF defending the nag Of
cor COMMON ecHniry, ssssssina,ed eolorea
soldiers for their uobie aud Trusting lAoor'
IN h-half OF = eanss tbst had as yet oniy
promised them rFoiectioui oaraea toEn'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
IaSThe mississippi Lepis,ot,ro

RThe mississippi Legislature
rev years since passed an net rno,,
m,ng the fees of newspapers "a
publishing legal ADVERTISEMENTS -
Under that act one dollar Nor sn,n,,
rs allowed for the first. and ga,
ccHts for each subscetle1t 3nSa,.f; FIX. ~,
At the last meeting of the Missis SsG,'
pl Fress Association, rates wore fiUa(
ana agreed upon by Che members ~
th'a1 Association for lulbFislino Loco
hoticeS, allowing one dollar and fftn
cents tor the iirst, and seventy. fiva
cents for each subsequent insertion
Although we have not ATTENDED eitber
,ol the meetings of the Press Associa
H,oi, we endorse its actions. and shall
ABIDE by its decision. The oucsfion
arises, shall the press of Mississjnni
' S%Sss!sstae 8 By tA Esa Eates Of charges
-cEit sazny rlre LesSlatnfe,,e Of ifs-ssh an.
ptadlereit0, those agreed, upon hs-
y.ie Press Association 7 We shall be
governed. by The latter OXFORD
FGic0M:'
The Falcon is slightly mistaken in
the above. Long before the Missis
;sippi Legislature presumed to NEEDLE
with printers charges, the price of
advertising throughout the entire
South was, almost uniformly, zone
dollar per square item lines) for the
first, and fifty cents for each subse-
-qucnt insertion" About the year
1856, the Miss. Legislature" miss
taking its calling,"-venturcd to in
,terfere with the publishers meat
land Bread and passed 81 law liking
the rates oflegal advertising at'eidaty
cents for the first, and forty cents for
each subsequent insertion. The pass
age of this obnoxious law brought
rhe great lever" the .'-ralladilm,
he Press, to her feet. With enc
united voice-one mighty acclaim
Size demanded to be "lct alone" III
the management Of her private and
, pecuniary affairs. The legislators
! having wholesome fear Of the pow
er of the PresS-rcfit citing that those
whom il had set up it coulL likewise
" down-repealel the unwlse law
t its very next session, by an almost
'lna1,iniosrj vGte-thus leaving print
ers, like every, othen,caass, to charge
their usual, regular rates fer work
lone, or services rendered; and the
journals of the State. returned again
to their previetss in ices ier attTertis-
ing, which were by in0 tsseaals high,
but only moderately remuMefatlTc.
The price Of printing, like every
thing else, must bolTeGuAted by the
price of labor, material, etc. Since
our late intcrnicinc war, all these are
greatly advanced in price thence
the increased rates eli subscription,
advertising, etc.
The "Press Association" has hNcd
.the rates of advertising, and we shall
be governed by them, strictly. They
will be found under the local editorial
heaIi.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,l
Madison County.
To VIM. II. Fly, and all others into.
rested IN the guardianship Of sad
Minor:
NOU ARE HEREBY CITED 10 be
and appear before the Probate Court
of SAID county. on
Tuesday, the Oh day Of July,
next, and show cause, if any you can,
why the final account of Asa Coleman
and x. C. Divine, your guardians, should
not be allowed, and said guardians final
ly discharged.
By order Of the Court.
Z. d. WARD, Clerk.
Junp I-4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

CURCuIT CLERKS SUMMONS 0S fl.kA OF
" Debt-Fcr sale St 4hlS VffiCL'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
SW4 sec 10. t7.riE: amount due

SW4 sec 10, t7.rl E: amount due
Sl4.45 and all costs.
Estate of G. R. Crawford, 1 watch ant
| the following real estate WI E1 and
iE3 w and W. SW4 eco go. Ell SEA
less acres out of S end sec 80, t 9 ri
w. vacant lots in Vernon amount
due $500 and all cost.
Mrs e. @. Bostick, lot and residence !, Can
, ION amount due $75 25, and all costs
Dr"wn' Woman d Co.. store house and Iot 9
cor public square amount due 1893 o.
and all costs, SN'' 81
D az 20 Noonan, amount solvent credits.
y. oo am due $l8 IS, and all costs,
iienly blackson. lot, residence in Canton
amount due : Is and all cost.
oou.h 1ergain. W of f !. less Is acres
., norm end sec IL. II acres off NV
p9r'ion OF of NE / of section 81
2E; 81 W ONE and SCI and IA ofSW
4. less 20 acres, sec 90 and NE sec o. ID
r4 n. and lots 3 and 4 square H. md 4
acres adjoining. and vacant lot in Canton
sacant lot in Canton, and lot and resi-.
'tSce IN sharon amount due $I426 81, a
.; u. Walker. 81 acres off SW mad
. oc Sm OF sec zee %. TO-, r2Ea sec 81.
$50 q. and all COSTS. section NO, "o,
caring d Tyler. .apin 8, RI l. a'noN Th
ia a Of SF M ilssfE sd all costs. "a .bou at Sui
d ana NagOas' amt. due So 80 ana al =. SWi
Rur Sprihsc ,rraway. SCI ana hH For nj 10
ate V; WI A. sW4 sec 90. W. sW 3 I sF vi XIV
&c M Il, Of VA sec %, NE4 zee o. Jus al 90
sec 81, an :u t 8, RI W ANU
NJ "a all costs. .-.-.t '''rr' IL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-02
gnnm6
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Sonnerf1la1 b ttfol6t mar, 70 sudttr niiS
len@teten aus ben Mpgen, Ger Heiusu
5ral bereits ote bro ben0iteii gtise.
sd m6@te III BET 9bdt piiIen, iuas
oas beoeutet," ingte ife, in0enl iie cine
ieldame nnbrfang gen6eiti an6srte, Die aes
nip tetnespeas 81 ben funteIaeen 8gi6eu
paBte. uGag bod. 6rieberife, uarMn1
CAB Die SSrau ben Brief nitht I'M Gout1s
toit abf - gDas be6euftf iiberbaiibf
eiefe iouoefbate &einAIidleitg. I'D lisE
ss,S:e 6raM Bat Hits, mir 1lsdbteR Den
griet Stm Ssrrp absebeu. lpsaa sr al.
lein iei, " iagte 6as Mabden. ,,Gs MARI
6et dlisbriiflisbe gSahf6 ufi0 ieI6Itz "a -
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gieroeE rtef Sraua5 a5eanette II ,@th 3elts
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bet fein;" rnppOrtitte has 4edodenn. ''0
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tann g mir ni9t libel uebueu, heapl ith
lest einiee inbiscrete 6raaen4--
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ben Brief 5a Glsbe getefeu butte uho 'iitb
nun NIT eiHent iiiblideai 9d6eI.f aas5siS
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uS9 it1slitte, es fame mir nit Redbt
81, cine iHoisrrete sStdae al sid, III
ri9ten, f6gfe Die neiie Erdit. .6eute
@orgenDurbe i@ auf cine ainanaeiettak
8eiie ourdh ieneH 8rief geit0cf ! ais iiG
nli9 geraoe burh cine fe6r auterbaItenhe
2ectiire 3erifreiien ,uoIIte. SD min
nun BOT allen Ginesn ipiiitts. bas es
nit oieieHi gebeihtnib66 6Ilea ], si1a atifits'
fur cine 8andnbtniB bat, oena nalb osn
lel9an1en 2snefaeelI s5rieoetifen's 1T
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H'a a;,,ssIbsr sseit9.u, DDS III etnianI nisSer
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iaerm CT ben 8rief NIT einer sasiifoIIeus
beH ieH Sait in pie Saf6e itsdtssaa Sod
lSas mas sat osn Sit Sritofriis isbsf ans
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Den; EiUenR tsia aRenf1 babel siwds8, feIbR
id ni6t!H rief bic 1leine 6ran Fsnit Iets
nen slnHuge bon Spott. asfi9tluabr,
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Das Wdbden nidte Iddetao nit nemis
Sopfr. '.'4 7oileSS S''''a's
% Il ltSOrtiebaaa }OIat!su ,sasjS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-02
@eatle1 & gIdtbrollgb.
ssbofefale
grOf fef's,
ser. 8 OeOrb SOnese gtrafse.
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1000 SAP Trtra Salnilien <MebI.l d.

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200 SaB ertra fuperfins @ebT. 4 =
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24 6bbS Semerarn 3uder,
80 6ab eepadter unb paEperiFrteS Badrf, a7l
200 Sad qrima Sio Raffee,
25 Sad eagaira aafiee,
.3f25.5as fsif4en Reis, afHlGss ,tgs
81 Sas 0elu Orleans ROIafies,
200 aiftsn agrerter u. Gamble Seife,
= :, $50 Qtfsen uerf9iebene sorten Seide;ss d, :
100 Riiten StearinIi5te,
100 aifem EaIsIibtei bart seprestA 81
50 aifen feiner Saa9iabat, s.. e
30 @roB Sine Gut Edbat,
25 SnB Rau1tabat,
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40 Rifen anO PfmSsaannen auHsrn.
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so aiften Gewiirse,
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,,,,i. 90 ater 4int, laart ~, N GalIonen Iaidei
20 &iften Garrett 54nMpftabdt,
90 @sOs 9urtee's BIau,
20 Sab Bourbon @bisten, sA
IS Sat Ssebertisn 6pnKh 9g5tSsep, It'll
. fO0sSab Ssose ssafb RsoJf hbister - - :
100 Sab Singer CORDIAL,
sH53 IS 5ab SnsaUsr gseins 49, GIni ilI3i5a.
Is 50b @aee @sise'u5 1sgne III III
50 5ab @einefiGs,
IS Sab eitr6,reM SprapIi CO
so arften staFte, a s5bTt5 >
80 Snssrs Sinsrf Il, / d,rms.f raa{,,,
so Susenb 8eiett, ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-02
8 afhinafnn. /. Nrhr.

tlfss tFsazs Igtg y AtE!yftfItEUEsE
B a1binefon, 1. Sebr. Z
DerS SlationaI SnteIiqeltcer brihoa
einen 8erid, tuelder Sic 8erban6Iunaen
einer seifera Abenb itattaefun0enen.
UerfammIuns Der SiibIiben 9tepubIi<.
tanii6en Qhoeiation sn eatbaIten bors
9iebt. Sn senar1nttr geriammluna
folen 20 3epfaientouten in elmer SisS
cafsll 5a GHnifen Der &bbnttuno elmer
@onbentiDna ltselGe siru @1nrat Wldrs
ltnttfnoen fon, unl auf 6as Smpeads
ment 5oes Yraii6enten - Die aLIeiniae
Soffnttna sur ibaIbi9ent Denomination
oes sSlioens --aSf bfangen, iid aus
9efpro9en 6aben. : go ''' - 6 -.-''.'-
@enerql Aaartier;peiiter Neies miro
i'm Nnftrqg bes 8rleess s@efretars eine
anosfe g9rsnIifte 1beroffentIiden, tpeIdle
Die ytamen oerienigen in 8ertbeioiauna
Der Union 9sfollenen S0lSdten entbals
ten. melde. auf ben, BegrabnibpIdben
Der Staaten Stem gcrf, gBiSconfin,
Yeanl1lbania, Soma, Marblarb, Niii<
ionri, Norb arolina, QrfanTds Eno
SaeDtab Serriteriltnt 4 beereiat fih6.
@as .tARainpblet bat iiber 900 &eiten
upp, entbaIt nber IL, 900 glamen,o 1yiae
SIN 0epraientantens Sauie Ser Sans
iass 2e9islatur tDur6e Der Geiammt >8es
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den oes 8ortes ,gSeiB" gu amen6iren.
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men. Dns ENHANCEMENT. oen Sstansitf
oas Stimmre6t au geiuabren, iuuroe
nit 40 9eaen % Stiininel itie6er9s.
'n', sm soufe m a b.r aloboaaas basiaaais aeoisEos,,l slT
pproe cine Bin pafirt, Elm fur @dmQrse
uno BeiBe aleiGmdbioes a@Auligteln,
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