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SIX PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST PRINCIPAL
ALSO REPAYABLE IN GoLD-First MORTGAGE
Bonds, based upon the valuable franchises.
grants, railroad, equipment, etc. of the CEN.
nearly completed, and forming one of the most
assured and productive lines of traffic in the
world. The way traffic alone is large and re-
munerative, Independently of the Immense
through business soon to follow.
A portion of this loan is offered to investors
at l03 and accrued interest in currency The
bonds have semi annual gold coupons attached
payable in January and July.
Information etc, to he had of
DE HAVEN q BROTHER
Dealers In Government Securities, Gold, etc,
No. 40 South Third street,
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FROM BOSTON.
Advocating Uniform System Of Tele-
graphy.

Special Despatch to The Levertu0 Telegraph.
Boston, Nov. 17-An adjourned meeting of
the Board of Trade was held at the rooms on
Chauncey street, yesterday P. NJ, President
Nazero in the chair. The following resolution
was presented and unanimously adopted
"ReSolred. That the importance of telegraphic
communication at 1.-THE present day is hardly
second to that of the post office, and that, in
our widely extended country, It's use should be
encouraged and promoted in every practicable
way. This board, therefore, would express the
hope that Congress will devise a uniform system
which will bring the telegraph lines of the
United States within the reach of all classes of
our people, and make them available for the
transmission OF all descriptions of inteligence.'
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Miss Kellogg was sick last Friday evening
in Boston, and will not be able to appear in
concert until tomorrow.
Good household bread is now selling in
Paris for twenty centimes per pOuAd, and in
the provinces at a fraction less. This is owing
to the farmers sending in their grain in large
quantities.
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FROM TENN.ESS.E.E.
Terrible Misdeeds of Abandoned Des-
peradOes.
H11ec{0I nsss IN

peradOes.
Special Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 17.-The Nashville
Republican of yesterday contains letter from
Brownsville, Haywood county, West Tennessee,
which represents that perfect reign of terror
exists there. A Rebel guerilla, named Bill Shaw,
is at the head Of band of desperadoes who 20
about the country killing one or more colored
citizens every night, without the slightest pro-
vocation or excuse. At the same time this
Shaw has procured the arrest of number of
Union men, white and colored, on charge Of
conspiracy against himself. and one or two other
Rebels. Since the arrest Shaw and his band
have practical possession Of the country.
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Reported By De Haven q Bro No. 70 s. ThIrd .treet
| This mornings gold quotations, reported
| by Narr * Ladner. No 20 South Third strept:-

-Messrs. William Painter IL Co., bankers,
No. 36 South Third Street. report the folio wing
rates OF exchange to-day at IL o'clock:-
United States IS, 1881, l14s6ll4s; y. s. 6.2Os,
!07s s@l07si do. july, 1865, 11Ob@1lOS; do. July,
1867, llO30ll05; 1868, l10s@ll0i; 16-40s, 104SG a
100, Compound Interest Notes, past due, 1925.
Gold, 1354@l35s
Third street, report the following rates of ey-
change to-day at P. NJ. -U. s. 6s of 1881 lli2
@ll4S; do. 1862, lO99dlO92; do. 1864. 1869 "a
Ito; do, 1867. new, 1lOi nIlOt; do. 1865 li9y
@llOS; do, 6s, l0-4Os, 1O4l Q1l05I. Due Com.
pound interest Interest Notes, 1874; Gold, l34t@l35{.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, ETC., as follows:-U. s. IS OF
1881, 1l4s@1ll4s; old 5-20s, do, 1895 0lO95; new
520s 1864, lO7l@lO74; do, 1865, 1O7s 6lO7S 52Os,
July, 1865, lo9I@llo4; do, 1897 llO401lOs; 40,
1863 ll034 ll0B; l0-40s, 1050lO55. Gold 1876.
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Wisconsonians have given Mrs. Postmas-
ter-Genaral Randall a purse of $40, 600 cash,
and paid-up 900 life insurance policy on
her husband.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS
By Atlantic Cuble.
This Mornings Quotations.

LoNDoN, Nov. IA. M.-Consols, 94s for
money and account; United States Five-twen d.
ties quiet at 734 Tne stock market is steady.
Illinois Central, 954; Erie excited at 33B.
PARIS, Nov. l7-A. M.-The Bourse is firm.
Rentes closed last night at 7Oi. S3c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ia. No wing to the
elections nothing is doing in the Liverpool
markets.
LONDON, Nov. IA. M.-Sugar quiet and
steady both ahoat aud to arrive.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON. Nov. Up. M.-United States Five
tweLties, 735; Erie easier at 32S.
HAvRE, Nov. Up. M.-Uotton continues
quiet in this market.
LONDON, Nov. Up. M.-Sperm oil f97.
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-~ ~ <As "A''''''''Olz
- CLEARED Tbs MORNING.
steamship Volunteer Gallagher New York ] F. OH
BIg prentss Hobbs, Snow. Boston Rathbun, s. earns
sSS hady Pee 9S5sSn 5sS Re6ps
schr Ann s. Cannon, ooSb, East cambridge, do. do.
ser n Ios' Hay Hathaway Cohasset, scott, Walter &
hr schr +; T W TIL Robbns Boston L. Aud denred &oo
Sohr J. v WeilspSeon BoSt1n; Sb,n; p,s,o do.
s9hf sT h. M Miller Miller, Boston, Wannamscher q
schT O. Davidson Jeners, Richmond, Borda. Keller
schr Reading RR. No. n Reed, New Haven. Samuel
scS, F. SElSeom WS Gof1vS1 4 Co. rsvor Annonauo -.
schr Z: St Clair Edwards, Ireland. Boston. Dovey.
sc6T Mary ]; Russell. Smith, Pawtuoket BlackIst,n.
Ss#; 5s"f RssSe
sS6r Sh fSSs S esrsoO Briggs Fall RSeq Do Co.
sohr .. slner HURLEY Providence, do.
sS6r sS6 Il, A: Hunt. Niekorson, Chelsea, DO. DO.
sehr annie Young, CharIsston DO.
sSRF sSRF wifSy Nay sSess BAKERS Aeponsc AATa%y %%S
schr V. Sharp, Sharp, Boaton, Day, Huddel d 90.
n ARRIVED IaIs MORNING.
sarGns st. & Peter w S0OdTi % m days from New York.
sohr ". Russell smith, rom Lynn.
SST RsSGss seSssr from tSan Boston
sSsF L Ssfp sEp Sse B5sssn
sohr r " Ta RqsSins' from B3ston.
Echr Lady Ellen DOlbOw, from Boston,
Sohr q. III. MnlleF. Brown, from Boston
Schr +. 81. Clair Edwards Ireland, rom istOa,
schr v. Wellington, ChiDmau. from Boston.
Schr Eva Bell, Barrett from Marbehead.
Schr Ida v. Mccab Pickup fromWmingtOn, Del.
Schr Mary Price, Garrison, from Plymou h.
Schr Joseph Hay, Hathaway. from Warehan.
Schr Pennsylvania Sn lth. from Alexandra. Va
Schr Reading RR. No. a. Reed from East II add Aln.
sehr VIM. Collyer. TAYLOR from Danversport.
Bchr CLARA Mulf rd, frOm Danversport
SchT Ida L., Bearse. from Portland.
Schr AIMS Cannon, Cobb. from Fast Cambridge.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. TO W. M. Baird d Co.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine Ne,OS see Inside Paoes.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA..,,N NOVEMBER n,
STATE OF THERMoMETER AT THE EVENING TEL.
GRAPH OFFICE,
A. M..........zi IL A. M......,.,,. 81 2 p M *
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MEMORANDA,

ultimo.
Brig q. T, Ward. wilIonghby, hence for L loec, in
the Sound, Elsinore. SIst ult. -
Brig Cosmos, Parsons, hence. at Holmes Hole i4th
Instant.
Brig Omen Sea Ooombs hence. at Boston 18th inst.
SchT VIM B. Thomas, Winsmore, hence, at Charles.
ton yesterday,
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Inv TRT-unpAprT i

FoRTRFss MoRRoH. Nsv, H.-PAssed up for Ba'tI-
more ships Richard Godfrey. fro L.v. rpool;
Pleades. from Londonderry; Monitor, from MatAn-
Eas; brigs Dudley, nom Malaga; AMI Alice from
Kingston. Passed out-ship Isabella Sauno ers iOr
Amsterdam; steamship Wolf, for 81. Jhn's: baFq
II. III. Armstrong, for Boston; Theon, for HAvre; q
X. Gold, for Cork an brig WAlgus, Tor Labrador,
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H u R O P II.
Mail Dates to Nov. l..
John Bright in Edinburgh-PrO-
gress of the English Elec.
tiOns-JOurnalistic At
fairs i'm France.
General Continental News

BY an arrival at New York yesterday we have
European advices to November 4.
ENGLAND.
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for Schyulkill Navigation preferred; 2ss for
Lehlgh NavigatioL 80 for Morris Canal; and IL
for Susquehanna Canal.
PHILADELPHIA sTOOK EXCHANGE BALRs TO-DAY
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The Late Archbishop.

The remains of the Most Rev. Charles Thomas
Longley, ID. D., Archbishop of Canterbury, ana
prmate Of all England, were inferred IN Ad'
an gton churchyard. The funeral was private.
One of the last wishes of the deceased prelate
Vas that he should be buried, without Ostenta-
HOp. lear his daughter, IN an open grave AZ the
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CLEARED TuTI n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05

lures of Grant that fceting expression of deep
attention. known only to those most intimate
with hm-an expression OF shreWd Intelligence
mingled with n glance OF reserve-which chang
es into stolid Indifference when prying eyes
search the seemingly immovabe face for iiidi-
cations of what may be passing in the MUD.
The attitude chosen by Mr.. Littlefeld is
faithful idea of the real appearance of General
Grant as he is whci not The Target oil IN! riads
of observing eyes. The engraving as work
of art. merits the highest praise, and will place
Gugler (who has already made name in En-
rope by his Atlas &C Art, and in this country
by the historic ergtavihss on the backs OF the
national bank notes.) in The front rank of mod
ern engraycrs.-Phadelphia Inquirer.
-Harqel's Bazar for june 9th, received.
An attractive number.
-Messrs. d. Appleton eco. New York,
will publish in few days "lsob Roy by Scott
also Globes edition oil the Poetcal Works of
Scott. containing Lay OF The Last Minstel Mar
mion &c. &c.
-Packald's Monthly. the second number il
received. This magazine is devoted to the in
terests of the Iou0s Men of the country. 1t
makes good appearance and is full OF the right
kind of mater lJg the aspiring and ambitious
youth ofthe couaay. Subscription price, Sl00
per year. ). $. Packard, 957 Broadway, New
York
The Atlantic u 9nthlv for June presents
the followin. table sc contents; Beauty of
Trees; Two families; Theophile Gautcr Casa
Guide Windows; The Talmud; st. Michaers
Night; AbysSinia and king Theodore; The
Discovery of Ethcrizalion; A Castle of Indo-
lence; Nix; Theft; \ Week on Capri; A June
Idyl; Reviews, &C.
PORTLAND BUSINESS Observation-Disclosures.
Atwell & Co, have just published II Business
Directory of this city, Which does credit TO the
Publisher and which gives good account OF
Portland business, &c. This city is destined
fromits location, and the enterprise Of its bus
iness men 10 increase in the future beyond all
preceden: in down east cities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

,.,= .4,.a,,-;. -; -, s,h -
w i'ioie conclusive es 'ueiee vi the On.
eeuehce ahu paFil' OF such an article can DC
desired, than the recommendation of the pop
uIar ..SoSouA WINE BIi~rrRS, by the leading
-
hi"-S's'soi hoS'oh' as "!'fe"'s III oei eo'u'I'"'
today. L. y. richards Il Co.. the proprietors
OF these Bitters. nave succeeded admirably in
the production of an article that meets the
,,,.c..ti tn, -. - Ill, .,i,,,,,n.
vans VI al I'm VI NM
spring ii Is cheef!,'
M !. oreaif.
Green leaves hau2. but the brown must fly,
, = y" ~ y ,a ,lianen'
- 81 ~, 10 n - -,
nat can a.. 80 '' n.',a -" ,ul uie
r.;'L E..,, = new lease of life. N. ,ii ara
~ ,,,, in. ,niddIn.,c.a -, 90
III t"F young sr7@' ~ II '.uice' an"
The young bec0E- uOuoE brilliant by using
N srlen'.u l.,l!e 80, ii','. IL
LNtt COM ~ - .,ii ',,,,,'', aus III "a. sue
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN,

upon which the Company propose to pay
principal and interest in gold. TO us it
seems evident that the security is sufficient,
and an investment in the bonds good
one.
Full particulars and valuable pamphlet
may be obtained of the Company's adver-
tised agents.
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Foreclosure Notices.

TF1hcreas Walter Lawrence OF bucksp0rt in the
w comfy of Hancock, Oh the second day of
October, A. d. 1855, by his mortgage deed of that
date ny him duly executed and recorded in Han.
cock registry, ofdeeds, Vol l25, Page as, con.
veyed 10 the undersigned, Abner LAM her and
Nancy Lanpher his wife, the following described
situated in said Bucksport, and bounded AS fol.
lows, to wit: southerly by land of the widow and
lawrence and others, westerly by land of John
Harrison and others, and easterly by land of Chas
Lawrence; being the same land conveyed to me
this day by Abner Lanpher aforesaid" and the
same lot on which said Abner Lanpher and Nan.
cy Lanpher then lived; The conditions Of said
mortgage deed being broken, we claim to fore.
close the same, according to the Statute in such
cases made and provided, and hereby give notice
accordingly
ABNER LANPHER.
NANCY LANPHRR.
By their Attorney, Parker Tuck
Bucksport May Goth, 1868.
3w 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05

-Messrs. Ticknor & Fei,s. Boston, have
recently published line Engraving. of Gen
eral Grant, by the well known and eminent
Painter and Engraver, W. +. Marshall 1t is
fine work Of art, and most excellent like
ness of the General Some OF the best Judges
OF works of art, and those most intimately ac-
quainted with General Grant have expressed
approval of this likeness as being faithful one.
Mrs. Grant herself, the Generals estimable
wife, declares "as L likeness it could not be
better. !"
The recent nomination of the General as the
Republican candidate for President will neces-
sarily create 4 very general desire to know how
he looks, a man that has had so much to do
with the saving of the life of the nation on the
field of battle. and from all appearance will be
called to preside over the destiny of the nation
for tour years from the 4th of March next.
This work is made from Mr.. Marshalrs own
painting, and was executed at the Head
quarters Of the General while in Washington,
and is we think the same size of that of Mr..
Lincoln.
1t will be sold only 10y subscription, Messrs.
Ticknor and Fields being the only Publishers.
Canvassers wanted.
PORTRAIT OF GENERAL GRANT.-Since writ
ing notice of the splendid Line Engraving
of General Grant published by Tickpor 4
Fields. we have received another very fine
line engraving Of the "ncxt President pub.
lished by Mr.. j, II. Littleield All Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington.
We copy the following notice of this engray-
ing from the Philadelphia Isquirer:
LITTLEFIELDs PORTRAIT OF GENERAL
GRANT.-Mr. II. Gugler has just finished a
pure line engraving Of Littlenelds three quar-
ter length porti ait of General Grant. Much
time and labor has been expended upon this
work by an artist of rare skill and great expe.
rience,. and the result OF his long pains.taking
efforts is really admirable. artistic and faith
ful likeness of the General-n.Chief. The ar
fist has succeeded in stamping upon the fea-
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Farm for Sale.
April 10. 1865.

<6.rS. TIL farm in Trenton on the east side Of
..sM Union River, about Ave miles from Ell.
l-1&A worth village, on which the subscriber
lives containing one hundred acres, divided into
woodland, pasturage and tillage, with conven
lent buildings. in good repair tidy and neat.
This is good opportunity for young man to
get good farm with fine privilege to obtain
marine manure, near at hand, with some other
privileges which will be pointed out to the pur-
chaser. Apply to either Daniel Haynes or A. J.
Haynes, on the premises.
West enton, May Both, 1865. 3w 20
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E-The following notice was taken of
the death of Frederick Hale Esq, our late
fellow townsman, by the members of the
Society of which he was Il member while
in College,
At meeting of the Delta Kappa Epsilon
Society of Colby University. the following
reSolu ions were adopted:
Whereas. Our brother. Frederick Hale,
has been removed by death, leaving
large circle OF relatives and friends to
mourn his loss. and leaving us who share
their sorrow.
Resolved. That we are profoundly sem
sible of the virtues OF he deceased. of his
singular KINDNESS OF heart. his devotion to
truth and right, his genial warmth of
manner. and ali those qualities that so en-
cleared him to his friends. made him almost
the ideal of the Christian gentleman and
proved that it was not in vain he had so
often repeated Piatos prayer. make me
beautiful in the inaer man.
Resolved That mingled with our grief
at his loss there is much of pride arising
from the reflection that this man who to
tie possession of mea,ai qualities that had
already given him social influence. success
N his profession and the respect of his as
soclates. added the graces OF a stainless
character. was our associate and friend.
Resolve !. That we tender in these res
olutiOns to the relatives of our deceased
brother no mere formal expression of con-
dolence, but the most sincere and heartfelt
sympathy. trusting that the considerations
that are so potent in alternating our regret
may also comfort them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05

95"List of patents issued to Maine In
yentors. bearing date of May Goth, lS6S.
Reported for the Ellsworth american by
VIM. Henry Clifford. Solicitor of American
and Foreign Patents. 30l Is Congress ST.,
Portland. Me.
David c. Lincoln, North Nassalboro.
Improved Soap.
Marshall Morse and p. W. Sawyer,
Gray, Cheese Gutter.
Joseph W. Lariir, Bangor. Machines for
Boring Hubs for Wagon Wheels.
i. c. Denham. Richmond. Reefing fore
and-aft SailS.
Thomas Pereival. Augusta, Corn lIu>k-
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REISSUES

Charles II. Saver. Buxton. Steering
Apparatus, Patented Malci. 3lst 1865.
William Heath. Bath. Invalid Bedstead,
Patent March 10th 1893
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THE
Union Pacific
Railroad COMFY
Offer a Limited Amount of their
FIST MORTGAGE BONDS
PAP
AT PAII
PRINCIPAL and INTEREST
p a Yah lie in GOLD

I o n VOLD.
The Great Poetic Railroad Line, extcndidg III
miles from Omaha, ON the Missouri River, to the
tidcwaters of the Pacific ocean, is being built by
two powerful! comr anies-The Union Pacific be-
ginning at Omaha, building West and the Centra'
Pacific OF California, beginning at Sacramento
building East, until the roads shall meet. Both
Companies have prosecuted the work with grca,
vigor the Union Pacific having already expended
Thirty Million Dollars,
and the Central over twenty millions, upon their
respective parts of the undertaking. The Union
Pacific Have Completed GOO miics-have iron and
other materials for two hunured miles more upon
the ground, and one hundred additional miles are
ready for the track They will have much lar
ger force employed this year than ever before, and
1t Is expected that between
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

Glassenbdnoler la0en rulilde Tabnea
anferti9en, bic Gremplare, bic, NOD spm
lebten &u1e1bM ber erijtire1L weroen
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6leti1 in. Stretfen pom cen2lrmer berunz
ter. Die &11pden bes un9llflt6en
WonneS serbra9en unter ben ur6tbare1
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jenen Nu9enblif, tbn pom Der 2Dmtt GET
rifen gu ieben. Do5 Yer1o nal Don bet
Wenagerte elite jebp9 berbet unp bear<
beitete bus 1pilbe Gbier nit 2anse1 u1p
Stan9eu. Den neyetnt9tcn @nitrenz
9u1sen bet Bdrter selang e5 rur nit
W(ube ben Dfann ben &lQuen bet 8etie
;u entretben. ",. =:
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ger @9lpf1e6 idreitet 70 RAID spr,
bab her re9te Tlu9el Dor Gintritt be5
@interS Mrs i%iber3p9en merpen t1nnen.
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9rpee Mfitteliaal beinab fertt9. Setbe
tperben tit nad9emadten Marnor aus
9eflbrt. Sdulen BON l1>par;em Mar<
NOR nit 9elbem Mpern tra9en bic Npz
tunpe, bic &uppel 1T meig BON 0plc.
Die Sdulen an, Ginsan9e hes @ooleS
linb NIT gslben, bic @6npe nit griinliz
@em Marmpr befleipet. Sir s>pei@dnre
oe5 Saale5 bat Nidel 2anp19aften
oemalt fit bic yier Gden bet Dede
pe6 5ersp9liden @dlafsimmer5 1ino
0em1lce in 3eiu,f arhen Ypn Sadie BE-
timmt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
er'te &anone Der Wabl=
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@ieaesruf Don sen srir,en Bergen.
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Gplfar.

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bteienieen &epubltfaner Mtnnel ptaS>
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mort unp na he @abl in Maine BON
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lt9 bebeutenb beetnfnBt merben mubte>
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v@runt unb Gplfar" etne wabre
5er3eneerq uidun9 leir1 gu Y%ernebmen wie
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ipritGt i'm 0eraleia nit Der bonn Sergarsenen
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1idet Iou 10000 betrasen."
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&ernpnt NUT $4,000 Majpritdt> bic i'm
lebten Snbr auf 10000 reousirt wurce.
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fcin uGpp" enttpmmen miro uno >penn 1e
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