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The argument of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens,
which we publish today, displays the won
ted intellectual vigor of its author. 1t is
comparatively brief bnt its logic is so cogent
and convincing that its brevity will be rath-
er an advantage than otherwise. Authori-
ties and precedents have been cited at length
by others, and the Senate has been fully
posted up in al the legal learning applicable
to the case. MIR. Stevens takes a few essen
tial facts, which alone make up Il complete
case against the President, and leaving un-
answered many of the fat-fctched, irrelevant
defenccs set up by his counsel, sweeps them
all away by conclusively and irrefutably
proving his guilt. The argument, presented
in this concentrated form, will serve better
to impress upon the mind the essential fea-
lures of the case than it would if diluted
with greater mass of facts and legal au-
thorities Wash. Chronicle. .... 3D.. -.
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MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE
UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA. ..
In pursuance of a resolution of the Ma
tional Council of the Union League of
America, adopted at its regular session in
December last. a meeting of said National
Council will be held at Chicago, on Tuesday,
the 10Th day of May next. a
Each State will be entitled to a number
of delegates in said Council equal to the
number of Senators and Representatives to
which said State is entitled in the United
States Congress
1t VIII be seen, that the National Council
is to assemble at the same place, and on the
day prior to the meeting of the National
Republican Convention, so that where it
may be deemed admissible, the same dele
gates may be named for both Conventions.
J. M. EDMUNDS, President.
W. j. CooDL1Ne, Secretaries. '
! VIM. A. Cook, o''' GU" '''.
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ICoMpANr suops. ia Anril 2z.

Dear q: If you can raise the spondulicks,
would say go in with Nasty. You might carry
along copy of your proclamation as a letter OF
recommendation. At one time l could have
passed you free over the railroads, but you know
that's played" now. My notion is Joint
Stock Bar Room Company. You had better
abandon the idea of the preaching business.
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TIE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Col. David Heaton, the Republican can
didate for this Congressional Dis riot is
elected by majority of over four thousand
votes. This result is most gratifying to the
Republicans of this District, who had unan-
imously presented Mr. Heaton in the Con-
vention, as their standard bearer.
Col Heaton made a thorough canvass of
the eleven Counties of this District and the
fact that he leads his ticket is sufficient
comment on the effect of his speeches and
the esteem in which he is held by the peo-
Neacbern Republicun. ,t
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OFFICIAL.
Circuit Court of the United States
DISTRICT OF NORTH. cARo, =,
United States

United States L. A.
u.s.
One Barrel of Whisky.
One barrel High Wines, j
forty gallons of Low
Wines, Three Stills and Lloel oil Information
all the Fixtures and 20 =
stands OF Marshand one +-
Cane Mill, the property
ofJohn 7. Council.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Il Notice is hereby given that on the 4th a.
OF March, 1855, One Barred of Whisky oay
Barrel of High Wines, Forty Gallons Of r one
Wines, Three Stills and all the Fixtures i. LOW
Twenty Stands of Marsh and one cane May nra
the property of John Il. Council nr 'i ~,
County OF Baden, were seized by G. ii Moa .ne
Dep. Collector of Internal Revenue for The N ="
lection District of Carolina, MS forfs;t.SJ
the use OF the United States, and the same 10 !,
libelled, and prosecuted in this Cont in Is
name of the United States for condemn,tion "a, Ge
the causes in the said Libel set forth nnd 'r lT
said causes will stand for trial at the conr .lal
of the said court at Raleigh, on the first Mn.Il
in June 1868, at noon, if that be i nrisdia'iy
day, and il not, at the next day of iurisd;otiD11
thereafter when and where ali nnrsoao 'ioa
warned to appear, to show cause WIN comJa are
ton should not be decreed, and 70 intcr,ora m
their interests. p = '''ie's 'of
Given under my hand, at office. in tbe ci,, -
Raleigh, tha 29th day of April, 1865 NY vi
~ -. D: r. GOODLOE, U. S. Marsha,
April 20, 1865. 17 "mat'
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{" THE LAND WE LOVE" April 2

Dear General-You are aware that have been
elected to represent this County in the next Leg
islature. You have doubtless seen Gov. Grahams
letter, and my object in writing is to ascertain
what may be your opinion with respect to the
moral difficulty which the Governor elicits. Your
skill both as theologian and politician points
you out as the person to assist me in my inquiry.
Write soon Yours truly, i' ih.+ O..
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Circuit Court of the United States
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLYN,


t't'fa as. i,H Ist
Nire Barrels of Whisky, Libel of Informo,ior
the property of j. D.
Gilbert d Co.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
i Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th dar
OF March, 1868, Nine Barrels Of Whisky, the pr;
perty of j. d. Gilbert & Co., of the Countyd
Rowan were seized by Samuel II. Wiley, Collie
tor of Internal Revenue for the 9Th ColcctiuD
District of North Carolina, MS forfeited 10 the Use
of the United States, and the same is libellrl
and prosecuted in this Court in the name of tL
United States .or condemnation, for the cause
in the said Libel set forth; and that said cau,s
will stand Tor trial at the Court room of the said
court, at Raleghf on the first Monday in June,
1863 at noon, if that be Jurisdiction day, and
if not, at the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter,
when and where all persons are warned to 80.
pear, to show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed, and to intervene for their in.
terests. tIlf y = 'U.f... .....-
Given under my hand, at Office, in the City Of
Raleigh, goth day of April, 1865
D. R. GOODLOE, U. 8. Marshal.
April ~, 1865. r.r .-..f 17-w3t
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GRAPE VINE TELEGRAMs,
.2l fif''f 2iii i'aa viaI,ei3ili;'ro.sslf,'i Z.
DISMAL SWAMI, no
SALT RIVER.

sr,t a SENTINEL OFFICE, April 49,
Dedr Andy:-When do you startdor Tennes-
see? Do you intend in your retirement the keep
ingup of an establishment? Will you have
place for poor broken hearted third-rate chap
lain Is beef steak high in Greenyille? "
PITY the sorrows ola poor old mani"
W. E. P.
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= CoPPERHEAD. N. c., April 81.

Tear j: Things look dark as = and smell
like cheese. l have been thinking of going to
Conlcdcrt X Roads, in Kentucky, and forming
partnership with Nasty what do you think of
the plan? Or how would il do to go out West
as preacher on the strength of my L. L. D.
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Died.

In this City, Tuesday night, 2sth inst, WILLIAM
H., son of Doctor w. Fl. Mckee, of Raleigh. p
The funeral will take place from the Episcopal
Church AT ~ o'clock this Thursday afternoon.
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HILLspoRo', N. G., April 81.
To THE HONORABLE JAMES BUCHANAN

TO THE HONORABLE JAMES BUCHANAN
My Dear Sir: 1t is with profound regret that
announce to yeu the defeat of the Conservative
party in North Carolina Itear that We have lost
too much, to indulge any longer in the hope Of
revivng the ideas Which prevailed forty years
ago. With great respect, IN -7e.rlti
Your obedient servant, G.
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notice..

NoTICEs
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE.
- will be received atthis Office up to 10 O. Clock
A: M, MAY 18th, 1868, at which time the bids
will be forwarded for the decision of the Com
handing General, for furnishing this Post with
Good Merchantable Hard Wood,
four feet long and one hundred and twenty eight
cubic feet to the cord
The contract to commence June 1st, 1868, and
to be in force until June LIST, 1862 or for such
less period as the Quartermaster General may
direct.
The wood to be delivered in such quantities,
and at such times, as the A. A. Q. NJ OF the Post
may direct, and to be paid for in sucL funds as
are furnished by the Government, monthly. or as
soon thereafter as funds are received.
The proposals must be sealed and directed to
the Post Quartermaster, Raleigh, N G., marked,
Proposals for furnishing wood"
R. o. TYLER,
BRIT Maj. Gen. u s. Army.
CHIEF Or. Nr I'd MI Dist.
Office A. A; Q. NJ, Mil. Post OF Raleigh, N c.,
April sd, 1868. i5i-Gt'
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Married {:

AT Vine Hill, Scotland Neck, N. c.. on the
9TH ult., by the Rev. Joseph B. Cheshire, of Tar
boro'. Mr.. W. P. JONES, of Martin, and Miss
MAMIE E., eldest daughter of j. M. Loveioy.
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THE ELECTORAL VoTE.-The twenty
seven States represented in Congress will
cast II total electoral vote on the Presiden-
tial election of PAT. If the ten States not
represented in Congress should cast their
electoral votc-a total of 7O-the whole
number will be SIT, of which 159 will be a
bare majority.
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Charlotte, N. c., April esrd.

Eds. iSentinea-Mecklenburg has spoken. The
Infamous Constitution has been voted down by
40 900 majority. The dismal hour approached
The bones fthe dead rattle. The skulls OYER the
lamp. Woe to those who betrayed the South.
Tomorrow night the mist will cloud the moon.
GRAND CYcLoPs; SoDoM AND GoMoRRAH. n
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NORTH ARoLINA.-Thc loyal men of this
State are, to-day, voting down the second
rebellion, and the United States Senate is
voting down the author and promoter of
that rehellion.-Great Republic.
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Thomas H. Benton is the only man who
held seat in the United States Sepate for
thirty consecutive years..
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VIM. q. BURLINGTON,
Commission and Shipping Merchant,

Wilmington, N. c.,
Solicits consignments of Cotton, Naval
Stores, Timber, Lumber, Bacon, Flour,
Grain, &c. AtI "f la'-
My ware house being convenient to the W. &
w. K. K. Depot me to make chargeslight.
Oct. 9. 1867. ...-..t 4O-wiy
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go'iq1 GoLDsBoRo', April 81.
To THEo:

To THEo: ils Fs# zu.a'i'IHst -Ht g.
Dear IAeo:i 1t seems that We are beaten
Well, so it must be. Mutation and change are
marked upon the face of nature. Where is
Rome? Carthage and Palmyra, where? Is it
then too unreasonable for human expectation to
suppose, that an end may likewise come to that
delightful Southern system which has heretofore
obtained amongst, US, combining Eastern splen-
dor with Oriental magnifeence? Dear The:
while musing upon the decay of our elegant
society, and the present seedy condition of its
once illustrious representatives, my mind cannot
but recur to that exquisite poem, Is THE LAY OF
THE LAST MINSTREL" The lines to which I
particularly refer run thus, Il quote from men,
ory0 ,-u ... ....t...,..1, az ,.,. -s.g -
The way was long, the wind was cold,
The Minstrel was infirm and old, r
The last of all the bards was he 'oo
That sang of border "chivally," f9t.n.
For well day, their date was fled, ls 1871
His tuneful brethren all were dead, -
And he neglected and oppressed, E.
Longed to be with them End at rest. 81.
No more on prancing palfrey borne, .t
He carolled light as lark at morn ''
Old times aOere changed: old manners gone,
4 stranger filled the Stuart's throne, ir, '-.'
The bigots ofttat iron time .r.,.-4 l
Had called his harmless art a crime. I'D
A aua'sde1,ing Harper, sco,ned and poor,
.' He begged his bread from door to door,
And tuned, TO please a peasants ear,
That harp King had loved to hear
Iclose Times that are past come not again"
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NoRTH-CARoIINA, April 2s.-scalliwag stock
still rising. NJ
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SIe tCnicrultlue Sploateu- nnD See.
illalls,9 %onprution 81 Neip-yorf,
Orittcr uno letter Eaa.


Die Convention trttt Sieulid9 llln 10 llGr
tllainn,eh /: pd ieccd Stele Gelegaten mid
p~ertreten iinb, 70 tpirp iib biz IL llbr psrtast,
mann ns Oele8ate, bon her pemofrattihrn
Ndt,cnal. Gpnpentipn SurildfebIen.
Gen. S'9grne ruff bic Convention auf
unb jeigt an, pdb Sen. Sranflin plGbtth
erfranft unc pater ben 0priis gu fibren Scr,
blmpert ,et, fpprauf @en. Senser aus Gait
fprSien gum @cr6ser eetpdblt pirp.
Sterauf miro fplgenpe gl1ttfprm S~erlejen:
vSnbem stptiten ben Witglteb1r1 bieier
unp pen Sele9aten Der tempfratiiben Mattp>
dl-Qpnpentipa elm 9eaenittttser Mustaulh
Der @niidten ftattsefuncen BAT, fponurh mir
Il, unlerer pprbert9en Meinuns Don Der Rein>
bett rnb bent ipabIen Yatriotismus Der 9tb.
lihten ienes 8prpcrs bic soIfpmntene leber,
aeu9uns %erlangten uno unS pdber au Der
Innabnte terehttat fublrn, bae berfelbe bel
Der 9Bdtl Der Ganb ,paten ure MuflelIuna
elmer plattfprm bon benz bon ibm am 6. b.
Ns. acpptirtet @eiite unb @elhtfe seleitet
tperben tpirp, baben mir
9elhlpFen, baB mir lie Ncminirten Der
bempfratifhen Rational Convention fit
Yrllipent unb 8tce>prdiipent Der 0ereinistcn
Stadten annetmen uno fSreern uno bei I'M.
ferer Seimfebr aniere W~afensefdbrten babtn
perrnDsen %tpplen, fih nit uns 3ur S5rceruns
tteier 9pnttnatipnen 3u pereintsen."
Sberft Mcnarb, Snp., tpft, bae oa5 gpr.
9eben bieftr Convention Elm etnlimmiees ietn
iperpe. Die pemcfratiihe Gpnpentlpn bate
iDeben cine ailsseSeidnete Wattfcrm anse.
npntrnen, tpelfer ale epnierpaliYen Spleaten
urp Seeleute b~ettreten fDnnten.
Sberf Campbell, g., ppponht.
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Gins Der &uuitmeft.

Let. Qcuis.)-Sm rapoapsG beatcr" iptrb
Suppe's prahtspae 2Saftt9eS perette u0ethtc
Gapauerie" nit auBerpreentlidcm Yeifaa
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tbcater saitirt Sr. Wtn;ls Neumatn. 3ulcbt
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Ben.
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Sotel" erbfnst.
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finpst I'M ArYta1 : Yaiaite pa5 faafte srpBe
Sdnbel . SET tatt. Der erie Sag ioG Den
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ihteesnen W,rfsn beS srpben Gpmpcntten
trinsen, 70 aus Saul"w Semele". vS bepSDra,
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Shlubtd9e ptrp ,Sfrael In Gaapten" aufse,
fibrt iperpea. DIE Splp-Sartie'n linb ben
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mina5, Santley unp Gins 8eepes dnYer>
traut. Die Sr6efer = Yartte'n unb Gb6re
tpeiben BON etfpa 1000 Witpirfeaben ausse-
fitrt, gu penen 9onrpn aftin Elm Gpntin sent
BON 1000 Ttlettdnten ffeat - nar NIT benz
llnterfhiebe, bae pteSral fur bic Mitrtrfen>
ben bas Sptelen unb Stn9en, fir tas gublt-
fara has i3ub6ren babuiH bepeutenb erleth>
teri Yperben fptrb, bab bds 8rcse Mittelihif
BON alien Setten 3usebaut ipetben fcl, ulil
ben Hihhsen Son, Der font aae9lifhen rnc
@aterte'n gu burfetlen pFeste, an ieinen
rtaentithen 8eittmmunsscrt 3u fefe!n. Den
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flung fetnen !2pans antbun; Der ieue Saat
BAT &aun aenue, IN, fdnrntltheG Convertible
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bDrern bequelne StBe bieten.
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rpre.
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ssmeine bfutiAeS unfaasfelun9 erSfaet, su
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Baltimore
Cbio : Giieu : 8abn.

Nm unt nab Sonntas ben II. Wai 1868, e.ber
tagitd trei 8ase spttGea Baltimore Wbeeiius unS
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gle bieie 3i9s ihlitsen lid 81 Belair unb garfersturs
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@sraens uae sllbr 40. 9lfn; Nadln.
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2dm ldRasrer Debate Stpif1en Gen.
Slpcun, Nrlers, 8c9noib5 unc &nperen be-
9ebrten nit einem MNle 20 bic 80 Delegation,
gebbrt 5u iSerren.
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3ltiGnal , GpnSentipn ptrb 6ieIes GreianiB
mtttatit belpnperer SotI6aft ienem 86rper
mttgetbetlt.
Oils bas 8efultat Ses l. Ballots Der teinp>
tratilhen Rational . @enSenttCn Serlelen
iptrt. brtft bic SGlpaten> unp Seemdnnss
Convention bel Yenbletpn'5 NameE in 81,
idrn, bet jenem Sancod's m 60fs aus.
Gin Seihlub ipesen Stipulation fptrb BON
@ptng, Idnf, etnaereiht, jrbpb BON Gen.
WtcGuabe uno Mneercn ppponirt, fpprauf
baflibe nab furser Debate BEN 8ei6tubD
Gpmtte 5u0ctbetlt ptrp.
Wdhreup Der Serlelun9 Ter 6empfrdtifhfn
&lattfprm bri6t pteberbCIt entbuitaitiider
8clfaa aus uno iptro pteiclbe auf Sberlt
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2ebeabefhluiIe fIr SrdIirent Sptnipn,
@enerdle Sbermait unb We9lelan tperben
tnllrt urp auf 2sBteren neun Sets a,isses
bradr. Sen. 8udnsr RON Der etenalteen
crnf6Sertrten Strmre 61lt etne @nrebe, in
ipcldbtr er bic Surtaaten ipe9en Iufreft
taItuna Ter tenctratif6n R|pminatipucn
tnterptltrt.
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Sen. Trdnflin ais 9rd(ipent Der GpnSentipn
pertagts itA bieitibe duf unbeftmmte Belt.
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@tnm0nccruns tn WtnnefDtd ftnpet In btciern
Sabre NJ rieli9em Wabtate ftatt. ct. SAUL
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8prtscn @p6e paieIbf 400 Shwecen BON
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unb Der anpere nit Der Yaciiie -Gtlenbabn Pie
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NIT Der erlten @eleBenbsit itrpuaufwdrt8 81
fatren.
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Sermiid)te enrppaiide Seridte.

(Gtn italieniiher Srisdnten, Yrp3eb.)
Die 8duterbdnee @aetanp Manjt's, lanse
Sabre Der Shreden bes Yrineipatp Giteripre
pper Der YrpSins Salernp, enipfdnst enplih
tbren Serpienten gobn. Sbr 6auptntdm
1ansi unp 10 suslsi6 nit ibm sefansene
@enpfen feiner SreYel. finp In Salerno Dor
paS GriminalJeridt eeitsat iporoen. Dei
9rp3eB pduerte bon, 2. bis gum 26. Mat;
es pureen 81 3eusen fur bic @nflase urb
80 fir bic 9ertbeieisuns SerbSrt. Itele
Der Gritere, sDserten Anfanss, ibre &us;a-
gen unYerbuat ab;useben, bd fe bic &ahe
Der 5reunpe Ifanst'S firdteten. Dieientsen
3baten, hurh ipelhe bic ganpe bas fpeiteite
@ufieben errest batten, iinb nihtttre idlimia>
ten; eenn ite befspen muir in 5retbettsbe-
raubuns u,p Grprefang. Sefermam trim
merit iih Der Gntfabrun9 rer beiosn Gnsldn>
Der Reens unp MYnslep I'm 8rlbiabr rnb
bes Srn. Jrteprih 8enner unb eine5 Sc
fdtrten tint .Serbjt 1865; fir ete Griteren
muete bas unaebeuere e6issslp BON 128,0 900
Sire, fir bic 9eBtcret has nod 9rpBeye BON
$50. 600 etre %erffpunsen tperren. Shlirt>
mer fparen bic sablreifen 8autmorbe. SIN
Der @ntlase wereen @aetanp gambrile, Ct
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Aerners
F. srpBer Gberbantg s ieSerBtrfeaer
gum Gntferren aasr Sautleioen
nnS Sfcinieeu ser 9aut. 81


Sntsm her GisSnttin,sr tieIes grdpdrat Rem gublt.
fun pprlent 1T Ct ron hsHtH erfeIse bel s~ebSrissr an>
peHeuHg IN letfrtiHfirlmuHa, init her @ebraudsanpei-
} e beuis lid ~entpuppt nne IaprssH lhpn hea 9pb fneet,
ipn6t'n hat lid pifr rcle SABRE ebue aae tpbeserhsbun-
aen er grefs mt pbne eea a9urfb pen S,tteH hes
Giasnthln,rs. eamitgele III s~ereisner, bird Sic grfats
rrna pisler Ter adj rbarleu Burger uuftrer Stdet mn I'M
fsreS GtaaisS Sclarf tfrpdt I. Neiter upt,n teittten
nit ims auf einiae attefate beriei eea. plcdefrt eas
Wittst lii rem leeiet sier Sdbr II gratis unter pteie
alpbl ~bdtiafeits. Nulaten unS al Snetrieuen psr9rtteiit
prreeh. N, fut her GtaertbGrer dif ~btinseuee 0rrfels
luneen 9tfler. wel6e tdrdu5 Nuteft aricSen. tagu eti5es
riaigt. es aud pcr has 8rt6ere gubtilam ju trin8er.
Gs BELT unc ~cniternt Sliitben pber Sinnei ouf
Der Sait, waitefer, Scpfsrinr, Srdte, NeTch
friei,I, Saf,HnR, 9aItausfdldgr afer Grt, b6ien
6als. .sicrprufdJnieri, 2iraies, Guetfdjs, Sriibs
iptnser, rfeite Gefd,,uiire. ~erfrcrene S;ife. per=
itaud,uliaen, o~ersiftete !8ant, 2frppbsIi u. &. to.
Gebraid)s Nnfpeifung. - G}an babe bic irautea
RRrperihetle firth unb Nteu6s kdinit. lI.
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Eiein Jerr! SD babe isit LANCER. tenn yer Sdbrtr
llttea; msbrers Gerste tatttn mid IN Bebanelln9,
pbns mir iraentnslds ~9interlna su ihafen. Nerfpls-
men CONNER. ais Id etne &eiis mad tenn Roi ben msdte
MAN, " e irv enssssbensn, @r,i ~ " Satbe. nsIbsr p rsiipI
8aafur n bepi bpfuunSSle5 ertldrte itnb Nib etniae
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peribadsn. Or alaubte, Id tpnnte hi6t lan8e nehr les
lam rbne ale t%sifruus tein ba bclte Id mir cine
Bldt6e Sbres Sberbauts9 " eeererSeuaers unc tesann
~benielpen su gebrau6en. geib ipirte ip sinfsrng; Id
mas Id mir MIR winiden irnnte bic fritie Sidide tue
rtris mid eani. eereitriatat unb freueiaft lese i'd
8easniB iur te Dtriamieit Sbres grdparaieS CD rne
smpfsble es alien nit SantIetten @eplaettn.
Sbr duiridttser 8id,arb o. wlafpn, EN-,
sir, ~, Git Sisbir., Baltimore"
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ipelGer bereits sabtrei6e Anmetbun9en aus
alien 96etlen eer Bett eiusetdufen limo.
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unp InpelmcIter aus gSien, wuree gum Di>
rcftor tc5 vMc5arteums" ernlnnt.
(Siep.) - Or. S6tmanpSstg, 9rofeipr
Der GbtIurSie, Sprrateur unp @hrtftieler,
ltdrb an %. .. ".
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Dtrettpr ess fgi. Gp%nicrpatoriums, 8itter +.
SerSar, II SABRE alt.