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day, an alarm OF fire was sounded from box IS,
Union engine house, by the foreman, Mr.. Ed
wards. caused by the burning OF kettle of tar
IN Union alley, between Fifteenth and Six.
tenth and l. and M STREETS, which accidently
caught IRE while boiling. The police and IRE.
men we're promptly On the spot, bnt their
services were not nee ed. 81 = -l
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SIoh IL 0 dIx61ELslErowy. n G.

RILEY A. sHINH, PROBATION.
This desirable Hotel Is now open for the recep-
ton Of guests Il Is situated on the line Of the
Washin gton and Georgetown Railway the cas-
passing its doors constantly thereby enabling its
gueststo reach any OF the Public Buildip "a of tse
ksitonai Capital BIZ o eomfor table ride on ten cr
fifteen minutes The Union Hotel cannot fail 20
Please AZ persons Who are DESTROYS Of finding
Terme:-Ssno per day. Board and Rooms mar
month at reduced rates. Gk0. wITHAm
OHILOsOPHY OF AARRiAGu.-Aue v go
y of Lectures, es delivered % the New Yors
Mrseen OF Anstomys eanbrAcins the SUBJECTS: How
e live and what Tive for; Youth Msfnrftv 49,
O,9 Ags; Manhood generally reysswed; The cs1ss
u csnop; natese nee 1ne sryens diseases 90
Pocket volumes eontasafur IN sse iee.ure, An =.
foryardec 70 parriee Unable % attend on, rsoaist
e four 1a@ps o. addressing: sEcRrT1Rf
Broadway, New Ycrs. = - "a Nv
DERsoNAL-MIssDs cons sTs- aIIstVI.. An,
i sizes, ct BAUAS fAoTORY. az LSris,s. q
ge-us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

ROW In THE MOEMNG-Tb's morning
Al about one O'Clock, a nrm: ro- " ~,
Were coming Ion tie Park, whe e a pic. MIC
had ben held. he poll e heard the cry o. muir
dcr, end It once b. IN to he spot WI ,de
they fornd Nj o. Glroy, AptoaiI Fam,
Francis Robipsoa, Anna Lar ystar, aud An "a
Barker engrged'1 war OF words. and - ,iS
them o the second Prccnc. s+1tiol. whe.e Jrs-
tee Thomp Oh te's morning fired them :
,lch for disorderly conduc.
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AMAN's This old nd well conducted

fshment at .07 MINI str a., hes b IN
thoroughly anova d and rlH-g d a spacious
dining saloon and numt ar OF fine en- mbars
have teen odd - re building, ma king d 9
large and comfor -ble ae- The well know d
alb lily OF Mr.. Bn1an a cGerer, and his strici
silent on - brsine~s have won for him many
Trends. BY reference to bis advel Al eme ii
elSewhere, it ill be ,sl that he IS prepIr.d
to accommodate private par lies, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

TOURNAMENT To-MoEEOw.-The here will be
Sr" nd qua AZ ment tD-morrow afternoon Al
the College Nillr- above George. OWN The
riding VIII commence AT half-p. ST Two o'clock
previous - which the KNIGHTS will be eddre. -
ed by olonel John s. Mosby, OF Virginia
1fe1e VIII, no doubt BE- q la~ge attendance =
the locality is convenient and coaches will b.
on b: I'D at the terminus OF The str, II railway
TO 'onvey 10 the Villa. Besid :, the
proceeds VIII go rowsrds liduidating the ssbr
on the beautiful little Catholic Clurch at Tel
sllytown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

RoBBREY.-Some time between and II
O'Clock IL niqht she scaCCnc- E'g'r Cap lin
Stephens, was toardcd and robbcd, While lyirg
IN the stream, nC.r Browns WHARF OF a lot OF
timing about seventeen dollars n money. The
thieves, taking adyantsee of tue abseaee OF the
ere ~, fcrced the paddock to the cabin and re-
moved their plumber to small boaf, aitar
which it il supposed they crossed to the Vir-
GINA shore, as about 10 O'Clock boat was scea
TO move of from the vessel in that direction.
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ATTACKED IN RICRMoND.-SsYeral DAYS
ago we motto that Det2c McDevitt, of Thu
city, was attacked by the well-known But
Riley, ia Richmond. MIR. McDevitt was there
on business at the time, and finding tina, Mr..
Mercer BrOwa. an agent for a coun ierfcit de-
tector, bad b IN arre-r, ) through Rley's hav.
ing put up Job on him, he t,legraphad here,
man, be was reie1 ed It appc rs from a let
far T: ceivCd from Mr.. Brown, in which he
tIarhs Mr.. MeDevitt for getting him Ut % Ia;
trouble, and also Major Richard To- hi
promrincss in answering the displi ches. that a
few days ago Riley at .c,tc him Bro y :, nd
b At ban apm, fci.ully became he was spp-
l } d 10 be a .riend OF McDeyitts.
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OFPICErs Ell cTED AND 1NsrALLED.-The
following officers of Webster Lodge, No. Z, X.
OF p, have been elecf-d:--Richard GoodhaIt {,
Y. p; II. NJ. Locke, w. g.; w. A. III. Trad lev,
'. C.; +. Il. CIaLb7, F. s; Robert Fleming e.;
Frank carver, 1. s.: q. W. Ro e, y. 5 q. f.
roble, X. s.; J. Wecder, Banker.
LIST evenrg the following officer OF Z llaa
TIE Ledge, No. IL, X. of p, we've install By
the Gland officers of the District Tho r. ch
V. p; Thomr~ Berry, w. c.; 10 eph A. Birch
V. G.; .. kimmell n. s. b. +. Hodges, +. 3
r. + Auder on. b.; James Morrow, G.i q. j.
l.. FoXwell, l. s.: G.. A. kimmel1, U. ).
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SOLDIERS AND SAILoEs' UNIoN.-This az %.
claton held meeting !. steve..ing At their hist
on 9'h str ct, Major ". :. More 10 the ehsif
C-piains Mcpherson, Shcr al I Ro- n,rg wer.
appoiut d ooni..liuse D I4Ss .ie ats the dis
cns.ee OF Ger Ain -oldiers ,lom the Interior ID
.ment eId the sur syp. ) 60 .e OF this city
lions of thG 7ks to the ..arilo.43 Ent ne Com
panv Tor tle hindnG - D m. NIB cs of the IInior
while IN Philadelphia. Tie zap .ign b..nne
us III Philadelphia viii be pr scented II 80
WashiDSton puoiIc on the 18th inst mt. :,
spirited addIs- was DELIVERED by Captain N
j. Berne.t, OF Teas. Adjourned.
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PRRTTYGonD.

II
Howe, OfihO La Grange american i
,SyidsntlyA a sfsestious SusS" as vill6,
seen in the following notice which be
put'fotlh to The craft advertising his old
printing press for sale.
pThe magoifcent grand, sublime, and
splsndiFerous, double. superior aud su,
pei royal forward aud back action WaSh.
ing'on hand power man aud boy priu-
Ting press, on which this psper has been
printed for The past ten .years. more or
less. is now offered for sale at a very
great bargain. Ills NOT TO be sOld for
any olhef isull.lhap tho printing Of our
tnnense edition for The past lhres or
four monlns mas e0opt worn ltony. w.
'IVIs gvUa ,--.~sh e print Demccra,ie
papOr on until the Presidential election.
after whith7it will bring first cost, If
sold as-oA iron.
we intend TO purchase hall oil la
Grange, upon which We contemplate
erecting o monster building; the lnsgsst
in the world-for q printing house, type
foundry, machine shop. paper mill, TO-
bsteo factory and hotel SO that We eau
print our paper, manufacture our typo,
presses, ink, papor. smoking and chew
ing tobacco, 10 supply our hands. and
holel TO board aud lodge Ihem. As we
do not print Democratic papcr,a dis,
tilley will moi be essential, ms We cI.
pect to employ sober men, and such arc
never Democrats
Our ejaculation has now reached the
modest number Of fifteen millions and is
steadily increasing ot tho moderate rate
Of one hundred thousand per week. No
Joke! We End that our old hand press
is loo much Of an old fogy 10 meet the
demand Of so lurge a circulation, and os
We expect to putin Ten Ors DOZEN new
thunder and tightening Eve hundred
cylinder presses, to be propelled by 81
gentle galvoniSsk0ttesisga capable oil
throwing OF Cd ssand i'm.
spressions each cond, wo
Shall not in all r56aSaiiSYEavo further
use for The one we oGsg glor-sale. It cost
eleven years ago sevstal lhuuatAd dol
lars, including freight tfeA Cincinnati
and we NOW ask what 40 can lst for il.
- = y, z. . :, - -.
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WHAT'S BEST FOR rnE coUNTRYl

WHAT is BEST FOR THE COUNTRY!
1t is commonly soid that there are
Two parties in the country, the Rspub-
licans and the Democratic. There are,
10 fact threo-tbs Democratic party, the
Republican party and the People. The
Evening Post, "belopgs" to the last
pamed, and as the canvass for the
Presidency is now.to begin, we propose
to address some words TO our own con
'Stitueucy, to tho members Of the great
third p'rty,.vhoss interesls wethiuk the
most important aud whose rights we
have alasys defended.
Weso not address the olIicS-holdSrs
or Office seekers of either party. They
make up sn enormous army. or rather
two strong armies bat their members
,rs iatcres.sd, each .upon biI owr aide
They Eight for thgspOilS; they expect
Tho rewarded victory. The third party,
the people, hsvenoGswards to expect !;
they are disintetsslod they have at
heart the good Of the whole country,
and when they vote, ii is TO suPpor, the
ge neral welfare.
They ore now asked 10 vote for one
of the two candidates, for one Of tho Two
policies, aud the impOrIrul question with
them is not what Offices they arO 10 gain
or lose by the success Of either csndi-
date. but what will be the effec, upon the
peace, prosperity, liberty and healthiul
development Of the county, of the
election Of Grant, or of Seymour.
This is the question which every
thoughtful freeman will ask himself, be.
fore he casts his vote, this is the queS.
ton which he will consider between now
and next November and as hO decides
upon this. 90 will ho--OtSo ought hO--
to vote.
Now Of the Two candidates and poll.
eiss presented for the SudngsS Of this
gres! third party, tho people, Iao Repub.
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Professional cards Of lines or less ono year
Advertisements must have the number Of In.
'psrtions marked on the copy, or they will be
kept in "till forbidden" and char ;e1 accord
lnply, .t .sl 1921 &c. .rv
All casual or transient advertisements must
Sc paid for in advance, tP. insure their inser.
lion.
Yearly advertisements ia be paid for half,
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
'bf charge. Obituary notices and ttibutes Of
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
gEeaded editorial notices will be charged 20
cents line, and half price for subsequent in
6ertiohs.
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis.
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will be charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars will invariably be charged for
Hnnouneing candidates for County Offices. and
Ten dollars for. announcing candidates for State
aud United States Offices.
The Insertion Of personal cards will be left
W the option Of the editor, but when inserted
Will be charged double price.
!, AAilRvtts will not be made 10, orders af
publication or other leSsf adNt.tise.hents un-
till tbev.are paid for s'S :,
There will be no deviation from tine ;Rboye
terms.
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From the Soldiers Frieud.l
THE GETTYSBURG CROSS.

Could 1t but speak, this moss which grew
Where loyal life blood fell like dew
On the pnrched rock, the criusoued bill,
How every listniug pulse would thrill
To hear its histories Of that day,
When rebel hOrdes, in fierce array,
Rushed fiercely on cur gallant hosts,-
In vaip, as waves on rocky coasts.
It came from Get!ysburg-thc strife
Which cost so many a precious life.
Ragged fercest where it silent lay,
Mute witness of the fearful fray,
Crushed by our patriot heroes tread
Perchapee last pillow Of some head.
Laid low for us-our martyred brave,
Dying, their coun;ry's life to save.
I shape from it the spsrcd cfOst.--
I link this consecnted moss
With memories higher, hOlier still
With Him who died'on oavalry's hill.
For His dear sake. may all who die
For Freedom share his name on high,
And FOR the morta lile laid down,
Receive, in Heave n, fadeless crown!
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ASSERTION cGT SHORT.

Macy yeafs sincs, there lived in Vir-
giniA Baptist preacher named b
Though uneducaied.a 'tNSHds a sound
thinker, and an eloquent speaker, and
no minister had more devoted aock-
II was The custom during The Indictment
season. to hold. meetings at the residence
Of members. aod once or twice during
the winter, Of the house Of the preacher.
It wus observed that B. neither
preached nor conducted the meetings,
WheHB BSld'at Ills house but ho secured
lbs sefS.ceS Of q neighboriOg minister
He was often pressed for an explanation
without success. fually, in response to
the opportunities Of some Of his flock,
gave tho following: "Whsn l was much
younger than noW-in fact, not long az.
ter tho commencement Of my minisIra-
tious-I held at my own house. Ilbe-
ing customary for many OF the cODgre-
cation to remain for dinner. Mrs. B
-s sent our negro boy, Tim, TO our
neighbor Paul's for some butter Tin
returned and located himself. Standing
on one foo. at lime. on the outskirts OF
the congregation. Being we'll warmed
up in my sermon, thinking neither OF
Tim nofhis ernnd, bA only Of tho most
successful mode Of pressing upon. my
hearers one Of my strongest arguments.
l demanded with all the energy in. my
power: "And what did PSul SS?'--
Tim, OF the top OF his little, sausaking
ing voice exclaimed. as, TimsOdly could
hsyO done: "IlO thed you couldn't gil
sny moro butter ill you paid for wbSI
you'd 'gol!p This brought down the
house, aud cut short one Of tho finest eff
forts OF my dArly ministry. Since then,
l have kept my preacbiug, diScOunect-
ed from my domestic Affairs"
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Nothing could possibly happened 10
SO thoroughly rs-uuito all the disnFecied
elements of the Republican party asthe
New York nominations, Every hummer
and every straggler is driven In tho ranks
Even Butler, the great mischief maker
declared bis adhesion 10 speech in tho
House Of representatives, a few days ago.
"Fall 10" and Close up" is now The word
all along the line.
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'rhs BsIfa.t (Irsla0aI M.reury glr,,

The following 10 Relation to printers.
From high to low tIey are ihs same
reckless, light,hosredI clever, ven in.
formed fellowI-knoWRg how to .so.
better lbApthOy do-rpibiug a, lines
everything II tho occatou requires. or
the Is takes them. All sooner ara tlsey
comfortably 10 Ono toib than they make
travel fOF another eFsu though they
travel on hair space means. And 10
What will they not tub their hands,.
eve have seen" saysIan American .d.
itor, tone and The AmSindkiddal o. Ho
craIt.SalminisicF 10 oalEorais, a lawyer
i9,A AlasQpti. AlhsdG ahiOA a boat,
ter, an auctionserrin New Furk. snda,
pressmau in great printing ofiOO."--
Nor are these characteristics confined 10
any eOtnrs--lhsy are every@hGta The
same. We have mot them as lecturers,
travelling preuchsp, Vsniriloquisl'--in
fact everything.
We have met on tramp 10 this cNun'
try members Of this Wild, rowing pro
rersiOh from all parts Of the globe. SPAN
isb, F!enohnou, Portuguese, Germans
and SwedeS--aud all apparently sS
much at homo a, in their own country.
Ardent lovers Of liberty, king craft tind'
but little favor in lheir eyes, When the
eharlist excitement wasrNging in Eng
laud, the most eloquent leaders in the
movement we're PRINTERS. When the
bafticadOs were raised in Paris, 10 is4o,
The competitors cnsI!heir 'ypsin bullets
and fred them al tho royaliSt troops.
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The St. Joseph (MO) Uaioa, of June
oath, tays:'"A man parsed through tho
city yesterday who had been made a
perfect curiosity by lightning His story
isthat about o week since he was driving
along in a covered wagon through South
ern Iowa when thunder storm came up
To prevent tho rain from couiugin at
the front end ofthe'wOgob, be held up
piece of oil cloth. This,ihe lightning
struck, passing down biS,lsn arm and
tearing oot large portion Of tho muscle
Il then passed down his body, burning
its course along his skin to The leitsids
:OfaIlf asaonsa where I burned con-
ssdstshic I'D ri . z ono Dtsaeh
running down bis lSttlSg. taking with
It considerable portion of The calf Of
bis leg, and tina other down the right
burning hin thigh pretty severely, and
ending with tearing the soleS off Of both
his boots aud passing sihFough the wagon
body, partly melting the king bolt. A
knife in his pocket was melted by the
intense heat Strange to say, The gentle.
man was not beverley injured but ihOt
he was ablsao pursue his journey, and
passed through here yesterday on bis
way 10 a new home in Southern MiSsOu-
ri. e
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q CARD.

NR. I.'F. CAMPBELL, dFerSstjs PRIZES
U.sioph ,Netviecq ltp. tho citizens OF PoAt
Pleasant and yiciaItg, DtlieU n.MAin atreot'
three doors heloy IN Register Office.
August IS 1861 fnBt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

The Springfield Republican, which has
bceu sOrOhoad Republican lor year or
two, ha, been effcciually cured by the
New York nominations. and now cordial
supports Gfantsnd Collar,
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Thu CG,so Club. OfiAS city oFtsSa
York, composed Conservative hspObH.
cans and di.Sa,isEs ID Democrats. have
formally lndored the nOnipaiion of
Grant and COlfax. This may Be taken
as one OfIbo ,lrAws which ihdicalS The
set Ofthc political mind, 'iin 90 esiu
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23
JOHN R. TINIMN,
Prank wv. SiSsOn,

o. Il. HooFT. c'B' t. hooRE'
ms, HooFF 8 MOORE.
q Having formed partnership s4r Ihe practice
oiMediciuc, offer their services 70 the citizens
ofPoint Pleasant and surrounding. country.
One or the other may DO found at al hours OF
. the day and night twhcn not professionally
r'engagedl at their Office, at the Drug store oi
4. Hoof 4 Moore n ap29-iy
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:. Rr. q. GnM AW.

ui DIR. y. G.rH AW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
H0EhDERs his professional services to The
i public. Calls from the couptry promptly
attended to. Office, corner Main and Third
Streets, in his nOw building opposite PTsNbyte'
Tiah uhuEehr A---.... I, apply
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Heretofore the Democrats havs object.
ed to the Republican party onl ground
that ilwSS sectional that il ihSd no
members In tho South. Now they COM
plain lhatil has more members in the
South lhln It ought 70 Nave. '.'a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

scESE AT cAAr MEErrSu.-&iSlllsr
arc you bappyr sgy9 osi
Yes, deacon, / feel 40 .bOush | va
In B,laebOb's bosom -s'
Not Belisbobb9'
'wsll some Ono otlNse PAlrhssht. |
don't oIro which, '4s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-18

rnneen fur Tire berIoreaer @tlaben auf~
aslen, suie ss II gBirtIidttlt eefAiebt.
go iit tants notbpen6ig auf bic
6bffnisn9sIofigEeit pno Sborbet folder
6oroerunaen bin5uipeifen, Oenl es 1T
10 fIar ais bas SonnenIidt, baB ibnen
tein Sent fiir ibre iIluiorisden SInipriide
suertantt iuerben miro, aber mir MAIDEN
Sarauf aufmertiam, tpie bur9 Quffel@
lung foIder Marilnea un6 SOrberunseul
bas Northumberland benz @on9reb
erldpert iriro, mir ipeileu allf 6es lalit
ausgelprodene Ierlaneen unirer poIis
tiFben @sener mad Bieberaufnabme
bes gibens in Die linton bin unb auf
'6:e Sinoerniiie, ipeltbe iis fslbit bisier
glufnabme in ben gSes lesen. Statt
ff9 ieIbit ansuflasen, flasen iie Den
@onsreb an, fiat ibre eissten Sanb.
Iungen elmer itrengen unO berninftigen
gritif gu untertperfen, tritiiiren iie Die
/ MaBreseEu bes GOnsreiIss aIs gu lanss
Jam uno ais 81 bart fur ben Sloen,
lpabreno fe ielbif Oas @erf beraosern
I!unb burd bereleidauanluabenbe SCRIBE
| rAngea bel ibren fdbliden sSreunben
lSofrllngert rrlucrferl,. lpeI6e oiefe lan9lt
aufgcgeben baben iouten lno bic tlur
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bart gu betrq6tfn,. Die es in 8abrbeit
| nidt fno. 1883 IS
8e3abluns Der 9tlaben Seitens Der
1lnion mare cine Entertaining tes Ged :.
tes Der @fIaberei unb. mare fel5it cine
iboirefte aaerfenauna Der geredti9mtg
our eecellion. uae miro oa6e nun unb3
tiiinmermebr bepilIiot ipereef, Das
milsn iene antragitellsr in BEN 2eeisIas
turen beiosrs gfaateil aud iredt poH
uno ibr 8ped fanf oaber fetn anberer
fsiu, ais Dem @on8tes edpiefigfeiten
gu bereiten itno bara fortpabrenoe Nn>
res,ins neuer 6rasen 3sit 81 asipinilen,
beun Ieioerl aiebt es nod cine gauge
Nfense Meniden, Die fi6 tltbt basu
eatfdtieben sf0naea; Der greBen To-
siaIen llntualsang frei NIB tlbn iil's
9lase au fdaueu uno OeueenlaB su bals
oeln, ionbern es borsiebeHxs iiber Die.
Gerganeenbeit 81 briiteil, jim elmer ipeis
bifaeu 8affptdt 81 berbaFren nnO fid
an ben SeifenbIalen elmer rgartionaren
Gontre s9febollttion in ibrenl ginne, 81
ergOb:n. 9lnf ioIae 8eiie piro fid
ibr gBobfifauo6 nidti ipieber oufbaaen,
iuerben .fe lire poIitif5e SeIbfitdnbige
teit nidt wieoer erlaneen, miro nit eli
mem @orte bic Determination unrnog,
lid 9emadt, tueIde melt mebr bas Gr>
gebnib FREEZER SelbifertenntniB uno 9us
ten g8iaens fein foIIte, ole IesisIattpen
unb ,ntlitdrifdJeta 3iparges. s,sss5It.s
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of a drunken boor ettttpeibet bat,
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8Omerrei4s unter 10 perabf9ennngs..
maroi9en Angebenern n Otelt9ens
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-18
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