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Wholesale Disfranchisement.

The Convention is made up of pretty
party Of scallawags. We do not believe
they have sense enough to know that they
cannot disfranchise anybody at the cleo
ton upon the ratification of that burlesque
npon Constitution which they are manu-
featuring. There have been caucuses OF
the Radicals during the last week. BoTTs
and R1vEs and their allies have excited
the negroes to greater zeal in the cause OF
prescription. Negro paupers are TO re
allowed to vote but young men
who had the misfortune to be accounted
worthy to fill such offices as captain
In the army and masters in the navy
of the late Confederacy are to be dis
franchised. This clause is absolutely con-
temptibls. 1t is worse than anything
in any Of the southern Constitutions, made
by negroes themselves. 1t comes from
mean, malignant heart, and was adopted
by men blinded by passion and prejudice.
1t is small business. Werefer the reader
to the report of the proceedings of the
Convention for full information upon the
subject alluded to. 1t will be seen that
the Convention has disfranchised not only
all those classes disqualified by the consti-
tutional amendment, but has included
hundreds of others-many of them young
men who fought for their country as pa
triots, and who throughout the war never
had one doubt that they were doing right
young men who were led into the war By
older ones, or compelled by the conscrip-
ton laws to 60 whether they would or not
Though of this latter class We imagine that
not many got to be captains).
We regard these as good indications.
We shall have united people to vote upon
the question Of ratification. We shall
have large army Of jealous and energetic
recruits in this work Of voting down the
negro Constitution. The scallawags have
overstepped the bounds Of prudence and
policy. The real people of Virginia will
teach them lesson at the ballot. box when
their detestable work is to be passed upon.
1t may be q waste Of time to refer any
Radical TO constitutional or legal pronlol-
tions, yet we will take the trouble to call
the attention Of the Convention to the fol-
lowing clause Of the act from which they
derive all the powers they have:
And when such Constitution shall pro-
vide that the elective franchise shall be
enjoyed by all such persons as have the
&c qualifications herein stated for electors
&" of delegates"
Here it is clearly provided and declared
in terms that the Convention shall not dis
franchise any man not disqualified for hold
ing Office by the proposed constitutional
amendment.
Are there men Of sense enough in the
Convention to understand this plain provi-
sion of the law ? We doubt it..
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held IN tne
v CIerk's Office of the Circuit Court OF the
city of Richmond, March 2, 1865:
D. S. Cordle and Charles Ciinely, traoins uh-
oef 'ne S'sie - N'' Plaintiffs,
BENJAMIN F. Denmead, William Denmead,
and John N. Clarkson, trading under the
STYLE of B. F. Denmead ..Defendants,
IN CASE.
The object OF this suit is to recover against
the defendants certain damages, which are
laid in the plaintiffs declaration at four nun
dred and ninety-fiv dollars.
An affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendants, Benjamin +. Denmead ana
William Denmead, are not residents OF inns
State they are required to appear here within
do what is necessary to protect their interests
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, D. G:
J. A. SMITH, pa. NH I-S4t
X7IRGINIA.-At Rnles held in the
Y Clerks office of the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond, March 2, 1865:
Thomas j. Beal.. .Plaintl1,
BENJAMIN F. Denmead, John NJ Clarkson,
and William Denmead, partners trading I'M
der the style of B. F. Denmead, Defendants,
IN CASE.
The object of this suit is to recover against
the defendants certain damages, which are
bred dollars. And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendants, Benjamin
F. Denmead and William Denmead, are not in
habitants of this State, they are required to
appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit.
A copy-Teste:
- GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, D. G.
J. AMBLER SMITH, p. q. mn TS4t
TN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT
1 COURT, November term, 1867,
Benjamin G. Watkins ................Pl Plaintiff,
against
Macon Trabue, executor. .......... defendant,
IN cHASCERY.
This day this cause came on to be heard upon
the plaintiffs bill, duly taken for confessed
as to all the adult defendants except John +.
Trabue, the answer of the infant defendants
by Nathan H. Cogbill, their guardian I'D Item,
and exhibits filed, and was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof the court doth adj
Judge order, and decree, that 1t be referred to
one of the commissioners of this court to take
the following accounts-viZ., an account of
the transactions of A. M. Trabue, executor of
Macon Trabue, deceased an account of the
assets of the estate of Macon Trabue, deceased,
real and personal, and the value thereof; and
the outs standing debts and liabilities of Macon
Trabue, deceased, and the dignities thereof:
and that the Commissioner publish this notice
in some newspaper, once week for four sue
cessye weeks, published in the city of Rich
mond, which shall be equivalent TO personal
service and make report to court, together
with any matter deemed pertinent by the
Commissioner, or which may be required by
any party interested TO be specially stated.
copy-Teste:
MARCUS A. COGBILL, D. c.
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The Farmville Journal says as to the
policy of nominating candidates: "Let
"the best white men be voted for, even if
" defeated. Let the central and county
g committees organize the very best tickets
"they can name. No concession in this
"warfare for principle and selfpreserva-
tion.''
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Our Convention passed resolutions in
favor of impeachment the other day. The
negroes have forgotten that last fall, when
the result of the Ohio elections first be-
came known, old Ben WADE exclaimed,
"It was the id niggers that caused it,"
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

MANCHESTER, February II, 1865. )
The parties interested in the matter referred
to in the foregoing decree are hereby notified
that I have appointed WEDNESDAY the
18th day of March next, at my office, in the
town of Manchester, as tie time and place
when and where shall proceed to take the
accounts directed by the said decree; when
and where they can attend with all necessary
papers, books, and vouchers, touching the
same. JAMES a. CLaRhE.
Nash n a. fe l5-S4w
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.-nv JAMES L. MAuRY.
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
nor n. III. MAURT IL CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1857
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
No. lol4 Main street,
first house below the post'ohce'
RICHMOND, Va.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD ANDSlL-
YER, BANKN NOTES, STATE, CITY,
and RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
nEpoSTTS RECEIVED and COLLEC-
TIONs MADE on all accessible points In the
United States.
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The security offered to depositors is undoubt-
ed. and the institution should commend itself
TO all classes.
The attention of all in city and country is
called to this institution. Here they Will hnd
security, convenience, and profit. Sums as
small as one dollar may be deposited, and SIX
per cent interest received on same.
Office hours from a. NJ to P. NJ. on Sa-
turday from A. NJ. to 8 P. M, and from to
spM lie lS-d&swts
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MARRIED.

BY Rev Mr.. Dashiel, on the 4th instant, at
the residence of the brides father Russell W.
Allen, DIR. STEPHEN HUBBALL, of Nor
folk, 10 Miss A. CLARA ALLEN. No cards.
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CZOthmg.
YITHAT WE EXPECT AND WHAT

WHAT WE EXPECT AND WHAT
w WE HAvE.-We expect in few days
O very select stock of Spring Goods, and
would therefore respectfully impress on the
minds of the public the policy Of not rushing
into spring suits of clothing yet. 1t is TOO
SOON The genuine spring styles in CASH
,neres, etc., have to arrive from Europe yet.
We have a beautiful line of Staple Goods,
suitable for spring wear, such as Cloths, Doe
skins, Silk Vestings, etc., which we are ma.
king up TO order in that genteel style which,
we are happy to state, has gained us reputa-
ton for Merchant Tailoring unsurpassed by
any house North or South.
We are disposing of our heavy READY
MADE CLOTHING at astonishing low
figures likewise some fine FELT HATS,
which we are anxious to close out. Finally,
poin ting your attention to our GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS, we invite q cali at
SCHAAP & HARTMAN'S,
No. 1911 Main street, near Thirteenth.
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Specd0J Notices.
,rW. n. wORTHINGTON'

rmw. n. w0RTHINGTON,
uKnBsR sBw YORK STOCK a1chAsssp =
RANKER AN d Il y
as WALL srzEEr. New YORK.
po-t,cular attention paid to the puTenaoe
"a sale Of STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND
nsnosits received subject to sight draft a, ana
s,nr per cent. interest allowed on daily oai'
ances. r,,s.
Ward Co., New York; M VIM NorsoiS'
rs Esa:' arth. Fisher Hardy, New York; Ian.
o sa, CO.. Richmond, Va; James Punnett'
caster cas- P = Bank Of America, n. y.
t. Worth, Esq. Cashier Park Bank sc ~; Ex {.
George S. Coe, Esq, Pres,ae11t 'ancaster 6 Co.,
Baltimore, Md. mn
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mPLANTERs NATIONAL BAN1H

w PLANTERS NATIONAL BANh
OF RICHMOND,
fsuccessor to the old Farmers Bank OF VIZ
ginia,)
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM H. MCFARLAND, President;
late President Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
J. M. GODDIN, Cashier; late Cashier Farm
ers Bank of Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS,
MERCHANTS, and others, respectfully soI-
cited.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible
noints in the United States, and promptly re-
mitted for. J' 1"-9H-
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WIN, B. IsAACs & CO., BANKER

WIN. b. ISAACS & CO., BANhEKS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH sTRsETs,
RICHMOND, dealers in COIN, o DS'
STOCKS. BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL
PAPER, and NEG OTIATE LOANS.
RILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight OF
IN time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most
reliable houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND
SCOTLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, swift
zERLAND, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, SWE-
DEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to cneck at
sight. or CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible
points in the United States, Canadas, and Eu-
rope.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at a liberal dis
count. ue -o-'h
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THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
i VIRGINIA.-E. q. RANDOLPH & GO.
Branch office, Richmond, Va, at northeast
corner Main and Tenth streets. w. Is. RO-
BINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the lands
Of parties who comply with its terms free of
all charge, except In case OF sale and through
its extensive connections has disposed of
very large quantity of land since 1866.
Those who desire TO sell within the year will
consult their interest by correspondence at
once with US, enclosing descriptions of the pro.
perty for sale. Address
W. 3. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
Richmond, Va.
Now offering for sale, over FIVE HUN
DRIED PLACES. Send for catalogues.
ia 17-3md&Sw
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AUctiOneerS, dc.


NEW AUCTION AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
ISAAC N. FARIS and THOMAS T. T.
TABB have associated themselves in business
under the style of FAIRS s. TABB for the
purpose of conductinga
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
and have taken the store formerly occupied
by E. B. Cook, Esq, No. l422 MAIN STREET,
next to the old stand OF Messrs. christian,
Lea & Co.
They will be pleased to receive consign-
ments of MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
Sc, which will receive their personal atten-
ton for which prompt returns will be made.
Sales of REAL and PERSONAL ESTATE
will be made in either city or country.
Regular sales of MERCHANDISE at store
on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week.
Sales of HORSES, MULES, COWS, and
VEHICLES, at the horse lot each SATUR.
DAY.
Captain GEORGE H. ToHPKIgs, formerly
book keeper with Messrs. Christian, Lea &
Co., is engaged with us, and will be pleased to
see his friends.
We have also engaged the services of Mr..
T. D. NEAL, late of Danville, Va, who will
aid us in sales of real and personal estate out
of doors.
We refer, by.permission, to Joseph Mayo,
Messrs. Bayly 4 White, attorneys at law,
Richmond; Colonel John H. Guy, Colonel
John NJ. Trevillian, Goochland county, Va. /;
W. S. Christian, Esq, at Ford's Hotel; Tur-
ner Atkinson, attorney at law; 5. N. Davis,
real estate agent, Richmond. NH 5-lm
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Carriages, DC.

GORGE A. AINSLIE, MANU- :,
VI TURER AND DEALER INGSSE
CARRIAGES, TENTH STREEI&fgTE
BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkl tsrr
MOND, VA. keeps always on hana p,ecc,
assortment OF Carriages, Rockaways; p os res
and Wagons, Of every style, Tor sac v
sonabls terms. arra Q.
Mr. E. ID. HITCHCOCK, OF the lale vii,
Hitchcock Il Osborne, Is no" eng IA fr,.s!,
and customers throughout the State.
IA Aim ~
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OFFICE VIRGINIA LANDS,
RICHMOND, March Sd, 1865.


THE REAL ESTATE BRANCH OF
j. my business requires now my exclusive
;ittenLi on. l have therefore made an arrange
ment with General Tochman to conduct the
IMMIGRANT LABOR DEPARTMENT, to
whom l shall refer all comm unications here
after received upon this subject, and request
correspondents in the future to address him
directly, post office box 997.
NH 4-2w J. D. IMBODEN.
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MeetS7alS.
TrrAsussn's OrY1cE. RICHMOND AND
PrrgRsBuae RAILROAD ConPASI,,
- o au.Gaxn Va March q, 1905.

TREAsuRgR's OFFICE, hlCHaVHD AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD ConpASIsso
RIcHaosD, Va, March . 1908.
NIOTICE.-A meeting of the stocknoid.
IN ers of this Company will be nela q. Inc
Office Of the Company, No. Oil Main street
Snr, statrs. between Ninth and Tenth Stress
ON WEDNESDAY the sth day OF April neA.,
at Il O'Clock M, for the purpose OF ~ stonk
What action shall be taken in reference 70 s.osA
and sold by the Oon5 IGTnW
thorities. M. w. rrsaaenrer
tTHE MEMBERS OF MANCHESIEh
LODGE, No. II, are hereby sum. H.
moned to attend stated meeting OF 'ne ~
Lodge THIS Saturday VENiN6 a., r.r.
O'CLOCK. Members Of sister Lodges ana tsan
sient brethren are fraternauy lnVlteo " o.
tend.
By order of the W. M: e.
NH ?1lt* JAMES D. CRAIG, Secretary.
THE FIRST HALF-YEARLY MEET
ING of the stockholders OF the = BEL
TIDERE COOPERATIVE ASSOCiA-
TION !" will be held at The rooms over Ine !.
store, on Oregon Hill, THIS Es EM nEp a.
half-past o'clock. u. oS Sanratary
NH Tit ~ 49,
CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION
(JOF HENRICO COUNTY.-There VIII
he a meeting of the Conservative party q. IN
COURTHOUSE at O'Clock r III: on Sat
URDAY the 9TH instant. superintendent
and Chiefs of Fifties are expected 10 De present
anu NH 49, S"as r. CAUTHoRN, Secretary
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rescue Of your own flesh and blood Z :"
should be the ws.chword from now until
the election.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!-Persons
ID desiring to purchase o GOOD Bust
NESS WINTER SUIT will find some bar
gains by calling on us. While we do not pro-
TESS to be selling or at cost, we will sell as
the lowest, and rs good as the best.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.,
NH 1908 Main street.
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Court Orde7'S.

XTIRGINIA.-At Rules held IN the
v Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF the
city of Richmond, March 2, 1865:
n s Cordle and Charles Clinely, trading IN
der the style of Cordle Clinely,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-25
Nus WaGbtuatun.

SO abtngtpr n. "a Nup.-DdSStadta>
0epartement 1T In ben 9eite duBerft 5ufrte
bentteaenper NdArt6 en- IN 9eju9 auf bic
y&labama" Srdge Srltens hes Srn. 8rp.
SpbnlUn o%elan9t.
Gen. SulertCn ptro inprgen BIER erfpdrtet,
UNI Rem 9rdlibenten bic periprphenen neuen
Details une 8efpetie in Der Niep. gOrter. De.
fraubatipnb- unteriuhun9 pDr5ultgen.
Die gemetbete DiTerenj 3rpiiden Sefretdr
McGulp2 unp REM !3pQsGtnnebmer Gafe in
philadelphia tpTp aler Wabrl6elnItdfeil
mad nit Der GnieBung Ses 2eeseren mpraen
ttre Gblung erreidI babcn. 8pS.'Sen. 3D.
mcrpn 1T geftern bier etngetrpfrn, UNI flr,
unp .Sr. Sar. S. &anoaq. i'm gesen bic
@ntbebunI bes Srn. Gale ju asttiren.
@etrt8e 8.>Steurr gtnnabre 1884 69..
80.
9b6,> SteuGr Gpmmifdr 8oGtns bat fet.
men Sabresbert6t pplerpet unp MIR letben
Dpnneritag bem Setr. WcGuuph bprlegen.
0en. Grant lpa lid eattn Selubrrt baben,
bab Ct fctnen drtifulirtcn Sabresbcriht ab.
fliItn, fcnpern lebiglid pie perihtepenen De.
parteitentS> un6 OtlttltiS> ~9pmmaneeurs,
Seri6te einbe9tetten perDe.
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cas- GreuSper6Dr Der 3eusen auf Qntra9 peg
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mpraen bic llnterIuhung abiuiflteben.
9em BertteRnlen mad ipa Wer. 1r0nt in
ietner erften 9ptihaft an ben Gpnoreg eta
GpaIttutirlts Enhancement tesss5nbalfs SDr,u
f6la9er, baB 9tentanb apet Nal 3uat @rdIt>
oertsn per Ser. StaatGn aetpablt tperpen
fpnne.
Der berabmte StIpbauer Strdm @ppers,
Der lett 81 Sabren In europa lebtr, seerntt
etelett 8lnter birrber, nab lttnrr Setmat6,
turldSafebren.
. Der Ser. St.-Gjen.> Gpnlut fur Sprten u.
Salafina berthtete an has StaatSpeparte.
mert, eab Rte pttprtaniihen BebDrDen mes.
rtre Gnsldneer unb Mmertfaner unter rer
&nflI9e ner Wafcnidmus9etet SerGafttt unp
ungtaGtet feinsf Rctlamatipnen nod ntht
trststseben batteh, ais tr letuen 9sri6t abb
ianb {.
Sen1tpr Cameron Bat ippobl I'M Namen
ietre5 Sv6neS, S. .. Cameron, ais in Sc.
mem ietnes S6ptes.rlobnes, WaYne Mc>
Betsb, bic Grfldrun9 absreeben, blb btelel.
ben auf trtn ME INNER Ramen babtnees
&mt refeftiren.
Die Observation-Disclosures son Dtlminatcn,
Nc, bat an ben ShaB, ScfrctGr baS 9nr
lnGen aeitstlt, bel Stapt (Ntlmtn9tpn) bdS
pprttae g. Warine>S plpitaI sum @ebraute
ais itdptiibeS SDlpttdl ;u ilberlaien.
SdnlmtliGe departments nm 9iireaus
iperpen atermprgen hes Ganfia9unsstases
balbfr 9ef6lpfen fetn.
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Sic 2nftGnne Inn Giinen

Son ppltttldem Selanse lteaen 6eute lp
gut, mic feline Nahrtdten,s aus ben SIp,
ltaatcn Dor.
Die p%entpfratiid,e Staats. @cnSentton in
Scutiiana Bat lth pertaet, pbne lrgenp gHe
ientltd,es 9eletllet 5u bdben,-0te .Sritune"
IN Nefp : Orleans, pa6 Organ Der far6iasn
Hrpubltt1ner Gpuiidtd's, 1T n1d 6srroldt.
lther Suspenlipn unter 8ebattiCn zines Ne>
ger : Splittters am Spnntdee rpteeer erid,te-
men. Sn Der Haht pom Samitaa suuu
Spnnta9e tpurpe etne Otebsbanee, beItebenp
tbcllS aus Ct. Spuiier, thetls aus Gticaaper
nptortiAen Subleften, in Herp~SrleanS per.
bditet.
Sn Der Slprtbaer @puperneurs- Diheren,
1T rtAts steues erfplgt. - am Wcntda.
@beaD ltarb tn Galataiee Der Gr,gpnsreb.
9teprdlentant, ipdterer Ser. St.- @eianbter in
Niertfp, 8en. @ahpY StpmpIon, 70 Sabre
alt.
aus 9trsinten pirp semelbet, bas bafelbii
9rpBe Iufre9uns terrfdt, neil Sen. Stone,
man ras. S~tunbunsssefes h Stay SAM nt6t
lber ben L. S1nuar 1869 btndus perldtt.
germ nil. Sberrthter gbale lanate am
Niphta9 : 9tbenp in &thincnb an unD prdli>
btrie 9eltern benz @erIhtsbpfe. SIS serlaulete
iecph, bae Seferion Davis grpseG aber
mails pertast iperpen n%itit. Die d%llsemeine
&nIidt 1T ibrt9ens, paB Gen. Grant rem,
Gpn9reie anenpfeblen tpIrbe, ben gro,eb
gang UNI 8ar fa1en 3u laien unp Self. Oa.
pts 3u begnaplgen.-Die @rcb @efhwprenen
hss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fur 9irstnten finp
nit Der unteriubung Der bon benz Gtnneb
1ler @tlner anseresten WbisfeYs nnterihleif
belddftt9t, f6etnen iepDh nab tbrer lesten
8ertfte pom Santitas fetn eissntltdes Sch
fur ptelelben gu finpen.-Am Wentdse brannte
in @eepmacG ounts, 3d.. nase pits sSerfe
Elm Saus .auf Der pSarm" bes s. 81. Sul
as,. nobel 4 Neserttnper in ben Slammen
nmfanten.-Nabe GDrponsSiIe, 81, purpe
am Sdmiag Der eettnam hes gSm. 6.
Burton, etnes 8remfers Der yGbeiapeafe
Sbio>Sabn," NIT etnseiblasenem Shdpel
urb %absehauenem DIRE in Der Ndbe Der
Satn, Srahtbdafer aufsefunpen. Die Set
6tnihdu ersab in gesus auf ben pber bic
NorDer ~feinerlet @nbaltspunfte.
Ius Rcrb. uno Sip>Garplina rnb Sen
neiIee ntanseln ale 8erihte.
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GtaOt Baltimore.

DAT mir mprscn pas Rational
Danffef fetern, fperben bic Weiten tbpt
aus ben gprberettunsen Der Saasfrauen,
pelte I'm pteie 3ett bic 1pbfetnpe bon gu.
tern, @dnfen unb Gnten iinb, eeipirt babet.
@etflthen babtn bereits lssten Conn
tag bon ten &an3eln berab auf ben ntpr9cn.
ben Setertas aufmerffdm Sen,adt unb sum
8trdenbeiuhe aufeeforbert. Die @itslte.
Der bes 9emperen;>S rbens baben iih benSas
sur Yaraee auserlt,en, Der 8tbltotbefs- Mus>
ihub Der yCbb Seapips" bdtt In beren 9ale
morsen Mtcnp 9rpbe 2eSer, ptren Grtras Der
Srbensbibltotbef au @ute fDmmt; bic BIT
reaur Der Yunpes>, Staats> uur Stabtreaie-
runs, bas Ypft> unb 3o1art, bic ganfen,
ale Staptmdrfte iperben gefhlpFsn fein, uni
bic iblihen OOnneritaas> Midrfte fhon beute
abaebaltsn iperoen. SIN 9cfarnte tpirp man
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