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C0nvicts Sent OF.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-Fourteen
convicts were taken from the Jail of this
city and put on the : o'clock train to-
day for Albany, n. Y; four OF these are
white persons, the others colored.
Their sentences range from one to eight
years. Levi Turpin, convicted of man
slaughter in the shooting of Thos. IL.
llcchler, and sentenced to eight years
in Albany, is retained, as strenuous
efforts are being made to obtain his
pardon.
The corner stone of new NJ. f.
Church South was laid with suitable
ceremonies at five o'clock on Saturday.
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THE CREDITORS

nF MATHEW McNABB ARE HERgBy
~ notified to appear at my office in tue cit, :,
wheeling, West Virginia, on the lsth day o..
car,se IL any they have, why the said MathrS
McNabb should not be discharged from his ,Ir In,
under the Bankrupt Law of March ID, Ii,
Tho second meeting OF said creditors Will b.
held az said time and place. and the thirl Bile,
ing ON the day following at same hour and pla,r
GEO. b. caldwell
ivas.oaw2w Register in BANKRUPTCY
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Bnse Rail

Troy, August 5.-ln the match zane
of base bali played on the Ronss:ilaer
Park grounds yesterday, between The
UnSns, of Lausingburg. and Nationals.
of New York, the latter were badly
deieated-scorc ~ to L.. Four thon.
sand five hundred persons witnessed
the game.
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From Kcirn,t

BELFAST, MAINE, August 5.-Thc
Meaklng of ground ON tho Belfast and
Mnorchcad Lake Railroad was crlebrat.
ed here yesterday 10y the ringing %;
hclls, firing OF cannon and procession,
Addresses were delivered by several
gentlemen. A large concorrSc of pcople
were present.
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THE CREDITORS

nF. JOHN STEWART ARE HEREBY
J notified to appear at my Office In the cit, .t
wheeling. West Virginia, on the 9Th ia, o,
August. a. ID. 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud ,hau
canse, IL any they have, why the said John
Stewart should not be discharged from bis jtl,,
under the Bankrupt Law Of Marrh I'd I>a;
The second meeting Of said creditors will L+
held at said time and place, and the thinl mr,
ing ON the day following at same hour aud place
GEO. y. Caldwell
iyossay2y Register in Binkmptr,
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Thad.,. Health Improving.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The health
of Mr.. Stevens has somewhat improved.
lie had an attack of aiarrhGa, which
caused Sneasiness, but that has been
checked and he is now comfortable,
aud expects to leave for home in a few
days.
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St. Leuis Market.

ST. LOUIS, August 5.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat,
choice firm; lower grades irregular and
lower. Corn, S2a92c. Oats, mixed, AGA
isc: white, 50a52c. Rye, l 10. Pork
better; sales at % 80. Lard, Isle for
tierce and l9al9i for key. Bacon, shout
ders, he; clear sides, lie.
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re. Barr, Administrator, Sc, c, al
,ssph W. Morgan and william u. Morgan
Administrators, &c, ct al.

Jossph W. Morgan and william r. Morgan
Administrators, &C, ct al.
Tn CLancery In tho Circuit Court of Ohio county
TI,HE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
i win take notice that the dcposiiious OF
William Richey and others will be- taken At H.,
law Office of TAYLOR & Barr, ON Monroe SIN,
in the city Of Wheeling, in the state at wc,r
Virginia, on the eighth day of september, A Il
isGs between tho hours OF o'clock 4 ", AMI
o o'clock T. NJ, 10 be read in eviSence in tue aho,,
named cause on behalf OF said complainant.
And II, from any cause, the taking Of the SID
depositions shall not DO commenced, or bcm.
shall not he completed on that ia,
the taking Of the same will be adjourned tom
time 10 time until the same shall be compc.,l
TAYLOR 4 BAER,
auc3-oawIw Soils for Complts
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Failed.

WORCESTER, MASS, August 81. II.
Jenkins d. Co., dry goods dealers of this
city, failed yesterday and their liabili-
ties are said to be over $4,000, includ-
ing So 900 to II. B. Clifton & Co, of
New York, and $4,000 to Jordan, Marsh
X CO., of Boston.
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WORCESTER, MASS, August 5.-Wash.
lngton Clapp, editor Of the Nattick
Times, while walking from his residence
to his office in Nattick, this morning,
was seized with an apeplectic fit and
died in the street.
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A Splendid Gift.

BosToN, August "a committee from
New York arrived to-day with mag
nificent standard for the Montgomery
Guard, q gift Of their military friends in
that city.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
To whom il May Concern

ys,uE. UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GivE,
notice OF his appointment as assignee a,
,Ia estate of C. L. Wager, Of New Martinsyins
IN ' the county Of wetrel, in the District oi
west Virginia, and who was, to wit: en- n,
nth day OF May. A. ID. is6s, aajudgel hank
S.p,r;cf Court for said district
saied New Martinsvills, the 10Th day OF July
A. ID. 1865. MONA,
iv9a oaW3w hob L. W. con
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State Of West virginia.


Ohio Comfy Circuit Court
July Eaies, Ia
John Geahsrn, Complainant
David ssodgrass and Mary J. snodgra.. b.
wife, A. J. Wilson, trustee Tor David sDol
grass, John Zosckler, Moses G. Good trustee
for John Zosckler, James l.. Dslaplain aud
Rsbecca A. Delaplain bis wife. Peter D,a
plain and Florence V. Delzpiain bis silT
samuel snodgra.-, Andrew Mitchell ADD
A. j. Clarke, Trustee Tor James L. Delapllih
Defendants. Attachment In ChaBr"fJ.
I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT n To or
Il tain decree from said Court setting a'il
aud lnnnlliDg Rsale Of land because II va BtSff
to defrand the complainant and other creditor
81 David snsdgrass, a Nonresident Of this sia''
said sale being made by him and wife 20 Jauf
J.. Delaplain, Of Wilmington, Delaware, on tho
lSth day Of jane. lsG7. Of certain land .tu4i'
on Short Creek, In Richland township ono
county, West Virginia, containing ~ ARE.
roods and n Perches, more or less, Whlrh 'Iif
~ evidenced by deed admitted to record IN to
Recorders Office Of Ohio county, West virginia
on the 18th day Of October, i-67. and rVfsr'R''
u hereby made 10 aid deed for \ NOR pAfiirn
lar description Of aid land
And the further object OF this suit IL 10 Obtain
decree from said Court for the -ale ~ All
lana 70 satisfy the costs Of Thu. sHit and 10
complainants claim sgainst aid David SBOd
EI1SH Ior the payment by him OF The BOtr .
Peter Delaplain for tlG,o, dated ut Wheeling
". Va. July II. IsG5. pay ~ nine north. Aftsf
date TO the order Of David Snodgras- y4inr ="
eeiyed, negotiable and pay able at the Merchant
National Bank, at wheeling, W. Va. ehd0rsa
In blank BY David Snodgrass and Samuel sno'i
gra-s, and Only protested for non payment al
fnaturityi and also 90 satisfy the com plAinani
claim against aid David snodgrass for the plS
msst " HIM OF the note Of Dafid snodgrzs- iG
sl', dated at Wheeling. w. Va. August !,
IgI payable three months after date 10 w
order Of Peter Dclaplain, value received, bsso.
,iabie and payable At tho Merchants SSti"na
Eank o. West Virginia, at Whesling. endorssa
"a blank ~ Peter Delaplsin and Andrew Aitfh
eu, and duly protested for non. payment At M
tu1iy; aid notes being wholly unpaid sInsPii
credit OF si0I2. ~ Of December -, I-G7, Hpot
The Aforesaid note for 1880.
And TIE further object Of this suit !. to Obtain
sneh 0thef and further relief - the oopplsis
ants case may require and ~ shall BE- equtabss
And u appearing from an affidavit fIsd 10 the
eauss that the defendants. David snodgr1'.
Mary j. SnodeTasa, James L. Delsolain and
Rebeeea A. Deiaplaiu, and Samuel ssodgrIe;
are non-residents Of this STATE, on motion oi
By his counsel, 10 Il ordered that
they DO appear here within one month sftsr the
fourth weekly PUBLICATION Of this order. and
dne posting thereof at the front door Of the
Conrt house Of Ohio county, and DO what they
may deem ft 70 protect their interest.
Test: MICHAEL j. BRYTyIG, Clerk.
Gao. % CALDWELL, Sol. for Compit
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Isu6nlo Market,
BUFFALO, August 3.

BUFFALO, August D.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
stronger; spring 5al0c better for small
lots. Corn firm ut 0Sal 05i for Sound
shipping lots. Oats are scarce and NOM
inal.
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TO whom Ii May Concern:
Dnp rynRRSIGNkD BRRPp,

gives notice of his appointment rs Assigas.
Of the estate of JouN V. RurH, Of Parkcr,Ln,,
in the county of Wood, In the District Of W.,
Virginia, and who was, TO wit, on the 10th ,l,,
of jane, A. ID. is6s, adJadged bankrupt, upol
the petition Of Schilders s. Co, by the T. :
Instruct Court for said District.
dated at Petersburg, w. Va the Eth ,,,v
of July. A. d. 1868 IN SrpDu,,
iysaoaw3w Assigee.
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WE WANT YIRsTCLAss AGENTS TO
TIE n = %S 0H5 nv sTA AZ. s1 III.
ordinary Inducements 70 eood sslcsnen.
Further particulars, and sample work furnish'
cd On Application TO w. G.. WILSON 4 Co.
ClsvS'od. Ohio Boston. Nassi or &C. Lss,s
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Ohio reports nearly five and half
million sheep in sixty-five counties, an
increase of 4, 900 in year.
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Largest Cash Capital
Greenwood Cemetery,
INITUATED ON THE RATIonaI

GREENWOOD cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of tho city, IL now
ready for Interments. sale and Improvement of
lots. II contains "a acres Of land and IL laid
out in the most epdsrn and improved sty l.,-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threefOurths OF the year by the
Hempheld Railroad. II is pC.fnc:!y sacare, and
intended to be identified by ever; variety of
trees shrubbery, public vault, chapel, ari!frial
lake, fountains, &c, TO make il equal 10 tho best
Eural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision Is slso made for its enlargement, or,l n
and care in perpctuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can eIam.
ne the groVDd with the Superintendent. who
ia. plat, or secure them by calling AT the Office
OF the Secretary on Main strpct, over the Iank
Of Wheeling.
Persnns wishing 20 make iDtsrnents will call
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission TO lot hOldJrs and whit
tors viii be Issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
T. G. BOSHAH, Sec'y.
BOARD 0PDIRECTORS.
A. y. sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
d. >. khodes George Adams.
Sohn ". hnth, X. q. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel "a Uildreth
Joseph Bel an1JI
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James N. Goudy.

rI'HE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is TO Or
i tain decree for divorce from the hond. ol
matrimony.
And IL appearing from an affidavit hlcd In ~
cauSc that the defendant IL not n resident 81
the State Of West Virginia, ON motion oI CON
plaipant's counsel. IL In ordered that he de- ap
peav here within one month after the fOuft.
weekly publication of this order and due pact
ing thereof at the front door 81 the Court llonsr
Of Ohio county, West Virginia and do " hat be
may deem tit Ia protect his interest In this suit
Test; MICHAEL J. BREINIG, ClcTk
q. l.. CRASMER, Sol. for Complt
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National Insurance Company


National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAfbIAb-- -...sSVO,OOO'
flee, III Monroe street, next door TO First Ma.
tioHal Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Wee President
JOHN BISHOP sseTetdTy.
e. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen.
eral business Agent.
DIRECTORS:
John +. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. T.. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
John A. 4 rnstrOng James Mckinney,
4. e. Quarter. Morgan L OFT,
George Adams.
S. Brady Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling: List, Morrison Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan Co.,
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan 4
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; MoCabe,
Kraft g. Co., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w.
Franzheim Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship Woods 4 Co, Queensware,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel.
ing +. C.McAfee, Notions, Wheeling; Camp
bell, Frew 4 Co. Pubs. IHteli9eneer Wheeling:
OFT Son & Co. Hardware, Wheeling; j. T..
Sands. Cashier First National Bank, FarmOnt;
K. J.. Camden, Pres't Nat. Tx. Bank, Weston,
W. Va. Capt. JOHN Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
uiaYJ
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TAKE NOTICE THAT THE DEPOSI-
i tions Of John C. Hfrvey, Yreka Millrgrr.
Gibson l.. Cranmer In the city Of wheeling In
the state Of West Virginia, on the al day Of
September, A. ID. I5Cs, between the hours uf :.
o'clock 4. N. and G o'clock p. n, 70 be- read IN
evidence In the above named cause on behalf Of
sad plaintiff. And lffrom any cause the ALtrs
Of the said dispositions shall not be comntho'd
or being commenced, shall not he oompletfd On
that day, the taking Of tho same VIII h. ~
journed from time 10 time until the same .hIh
be completed.
ELIZABETH GOUDY
by her father ami next friend James Millsg,f
aug1.oawIw
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milwaukee, Market,

MILWAUKEE, Augusta.
Flour dull and prices unchanged.
Wheat nominal at 9 90 for No. in store.
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state OF West virginia.

Ohio Comfy Circuit Court
JHiy RHlos, i-G-
Elizabeth Cloudy, by her fathcrl
aud next friend James Mlllcgcr. T., ch.,..,.
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, SI5O,OOO.
Directors


SAh'L MCCLELLAN, GRoRGE MENDEL,
L. II. LOGAN, THos. =. SuALICRoss.
e.. w. FRANZIIETM, j. ". VANCE
J. II. HoBBs MICHAEL REILLY,
LoUIs T.. STIEEL,
V'HIs COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized five years, and in that time
done a successful business, IN still prepared 10
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all tihds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture. Steamboats, and cargOes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior Inducements 20 Farmers whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, barns
and coptents for three or Ave years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus Of any company in the State
and composed Of some ninety four stoa K holders
most Of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself 10 the favorable consltl.ra,
ton Of the insuring public, and solicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended 10 at their Office No. ~
Monroe street, or at their several agencies
throughout the State.
n e. ARTHUR, Secretary
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. hENDEL, Vice President.
q. N. COEN, Asst Secretary.
feb2D-dAw
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where they can enforce them.
When they shall be admitted in this
manner from the remaining Southern
States, although they will have in truth
no constituents, they will have more
power in the Senate than a majority OF
the people of the Union living in the
line OF tina great States. In vain MEM
bers of the Republican party protested
against the policy that led tn this re-
sult. While the chiefs of the late re-
bellion have submitted to the result of
the war, are now quietly engaged in
useful pursuits fer the support OF them
selves and their families, and are
trying, by the force of their example,
to lead back the people of the South 10
the order and industry not only essen
tial to their we'll being, bat to the
greatness and prosperity of our COM
munity, we SEQ that those without
ability or influence have been thrown,
by tn agitations of civil commissions,
into positions of honor and profit aud
arc striving to keep alive the passions
to which they owe their elevation, aud
they DANGEROUSLY insist that they are
the only friends of our Union. Proof
of that can only have sure foundation
in fraternal regard and q comm on de-
sire to promote the peace, the order and
the happiness of all portions of our
land.
Events in Congress since the adjourn
ment of the Convention have vastly
increased the Importance of a political
victory by those who are seeking to
bring back economy, simplicity and
Justice in the ADMINISTRATION of onr ma
tional affairs. Many Republicans have
heretofore chung to their party who
have regretted the extremes ofviolenee
TO which it has run. They have cher
ished a faith that while the action of
their political friends has been n mis-.
take their motives have been good.
They must now see that the Republican
party is in that condition that it can
not carry out a peaceful policy what
ever its motives may be.
1t is o misfortune, not only to a coun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
&ir6lt6e 8eri6te.
Snlanbii9es

-Das ioeenannte Iridium miro
III Der reutI9eu fatbplilden Mariaz
btmmelfabrtsz STRIDE am IA. Is. uno
Is. Mu9uit 9efeiert rerbe1.
Bemertt, mirp> pab rer IS. Nusuit
;uslet6 AUDI oa5 patroeinium6fet Der
5immelfabrt Der auer1eli9iten Sun9fra1'
Marta 1T.
st. 2puts.- Mm serf 1pNenen
Spnntas wuroe in Der beutiden ct.
Marientirde bier Der bp9w'te 8iidpf
Wfclder Don Green 8ay feierlt6
conlecirt.
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q usldnbi19es
Gtalicn.

Tlorens, 26. SUM-. Mier. Be-
1a9lia> ter 8ii9pf Don 2pci Der flr;<
liG in eiuem Nlter Don nabe;u bunrert
Sabrsn 9eltprben it, bate perlan9t, III
elmer GapeQe pes ieiner Gamilie 9eb6rtz
gen S9lp0eS 8ena9lia. bet9eiebt gu >perz
ben. Sein 9ei9nam wuroe etnballa Ia
mirt uno ipute> nadoem ct bret Sage in
Der Stride auSseteut 9eweien> ieiner Leg
ten @iQensdubtrun9 semdb na@ benz
9anp9ute ieiner Tomilie sebra@t tper<
ben. Der Sar9 oar i@on int 5ofe oe6
biid6Ridcn YalateS auf einen @a9en
peS Ser prbener 9ebra9t pprpen 1lro
oer&utider ppQte eben fort, als rer p6z
bel ber Staot berbeieilte, tiepferpe auSz
ipannte> ben Wa9en Dor Die STRIDE sp9
unb ben @ars in pieielte bradte. 5ier
wuree er seSfnet rer 2ei6nam berausz
senommen unb auf ben Mltar 9ebradt.
Man sinoete Die &er;en AT 1no limit
ten elmer urid9lidcn unrube rpuroen
Gpptenlieocr an9elftmmt. Die @arabiz
niert erl1isnen in 8e9lcttun9 bes 8Irz
9ermeiiters uro beS prafetten, tpureen
jerp9 idmmtlt9 Don Der Men9e perja9t.
Dieie flast namlt9 bic 8eb1rre an, 1ie
noble ben 9eidnam ces Sh9ofs> Der ein
!5eiliser semei en- nit Sef9la9 bele9en
unb ert UNI pret l1br mad Mitterna6t
selan9 es ben berbeieaenren Gruppea
na& Sietfa9en Gbatli9feiten> bic nil
tbenpe Mense ;u serftreuen, uno Der
9ci9nam fpnnte Dem Wunlde pe5 Ser
ftorbenen semdb na6 Der S9lpbfapeue
spn 8ena9lia eebra9t mercen. Die
a~ufresun9 1T ater cine 10 srobe, ba6
man mod INNER furdtet, Is f6nnte su
ei1ent Sturme beS S9loneS fpmmen.
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BET NIT ieinem 3orne, NIT 1etnen INNER
maersneer1 prptelten 9eeen @ues> rpas
o1e gfen1@bett i'm Namen ber Bilcunq,
ret 6relbett uno oeS &e6tes Yerlanat,
tlldt Der Welt ODER einem beiimmten
Staate, 1onpern nur ii6 leltt uuc lem
&atecl'clSmus. Die lebte Nupcutipn
bat Elm sdntii4es, sreifenbaf tes Welen;
ran port bic Sttmrne, Die has Stoots2
9rnno9eleb nerflu9t ;~ittern unr verdi
gen J; man 1tebt pen brpbeao erbpbenen
Mrm mlee uno fraftlos berabiinfen,
9ttd,t UNI Seiterrei@ madt uns bic
papitlt9e NIocution belorat, penn unS
tpar muir bic Treunoi9aft &oms unbeilz
brtt19e1o ; neit1, bic r6mil9e Gurie> ben
Spr 'br 70 i9ledt 9eleitsten, NIT alien
U%oroerun9en Der 3eit in Wiper1prud
9elebten &atbplici6mu8 berauer1 MIR.
Wen1 Plus TX. bic @elt anfluot, Is
toa11te Die Welt leidt umaefebrt baS
paplttbltm a11tla9en. Ni9t bic iuInotoe,
un9ldubtge, 0ptt entfrempete, 1pnbert1
BIZ tatbclil9e @elt. s(uf ibren Gtane<
put1tt 1t9t auf BEN er&erneinuuQ, peS
treten 0enftns. wolleu mir uns eiueu
Mu9enbltd ite4en. @aS u~crlanot le
rpn &cm? Die l1npulofamfeit, ben
StiQitano> ben &anpf wioer ale Soeen
oer Neube't? 9iein, gang etwe5 Nnoez
res: Die fatbplilde Welt fprcert cine
Neform BET fat6plil den &irbe> ME 1e
aufoem tripentintiden Gpucil anaebabnt
uno nidt our69efeBt mari, cine curdz
9reifenre &eiprm at 9aupt uno @liez
rern: Dab ife Nptb tbut fiblt jecer
aufri9tiae &atbolit, a>d Die niepere
0eiltltdfeit. Durd ben Glsrus in
S1ooeut|blanc> III Stalien oebt cine
1tarfe Serre9unA> bic 1t6 nibt &peolluo<
men lift; audi BE Diener Der Stride
fablen, Elm Neubau laf1e fA ni6t metr
LANCE peridieten."
Saaeu.
Aus &arlSrube meloet Ser 9. 9.
pom 4. SUM: 5eute lit rerlermin fir
Die pur9 mini terisueS erpronun9 BON,
6. September sprtsen Sabres einoe<
flbrteS taatsprafung Ger 5beplpaen bez
5l9li@ ibrer pinenl9afliden @prtil<
puns. 8ir baben uns emiia lit cer
Stact um9eifbsn no6 fatboIiiden
Sbeolo9en> welde etma pie1es Gran1en
mit;umaden bieber 9efommen ,pdren> es
par uns aber nt9t mD9li6> audi uur
Ginen gu entreden. Die Sab. Qanoesz
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