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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13

HENRY DrRRISexR, inventor Of that
murderous little weapon the Derringer
pistol, died at his residence in P~hilsdel.
phia, February 26th, aged 81 years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13

"NrvrR listen to tiatterers," said a
mother to her daughter. "Why, moth
ar. how shall I know that they Halter
without i lis,snf r.. was the quick retort
of the young miss.
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Deaths.

DENT-In Sacramento, April 10th. John q.
Dent, y native Of Ohio. aged 10 years.
McNAAEE-ln Folsom. April losh. Mr.. Ne,
Namer.
sRICKELL-in Illlnol.iown. Piaesr county,
April 9Th, Kaie Isabel, vlfe. Of , BfIek,lL.
PExLYIi San rr4nsI.eo. April s,h. D.uui.
Fealy, aged 30 Year,. ="
s~IaRiST-At RohneryIls, Humboldt county.
March 23d, John sigrit, sged 70 ysarSL
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Birtha.

TOLL-Ie Sacramento. April 9th, to tho wife Of
N. J. Toll. u son
MEACmAM-in Areaia. Humboldt county,
March 18th, to the wife Of Z. p. Mcacham, a
daughter
LAEGE-In snp Francisco. April sth;to the
wife OF Henry Lange, a daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13
For Chief Of Police.

0EoRaE rDOwNEY RESpEcTFULLY
VI Announeen himself NJ y candidate for ths
ofice OF Chief Of Police Of vlrginiA rlty. At The
coming Oily s~lscilan. subject to the dsellon q
the Union Convrption
virgihia, March l5. 1865. ,lf.. mhlttds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13
For Chief of Police.

THOs o. JACKsoN HEREBY ANNOUNCES
II himself = candidate for OiArr OF Police for
The city Of yIrgIniiEsubJsetto the action Of the
Union CONVENTION. mh23 tdA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13

sAShA WV
OF excellent quality Gnd' will mill $40
per ton. During the month Of March,
SEQ, goo in bullion was received, while
out of this amount only $I5,o 600 belongs
to the>February- account, thus making
the receipts for March about $45, 900. g
Crown Point-The drift in the 900
foot levelfwas connected with tho winze
on. the 4th inst. At the point Of con-
nection there's are about 6 feet Of quartz.
A telegram OF the 9Th says, that ut this
point, there arc about 8 feet. Of good
pay ore GU the south side, and that they
will commence to breast on tho 9th.
The bullion receipts for March IRE $751;
600, and the drafts S48, 9S6. They are
now extracting daily 1870 tons Of ore.
Imperial has ADVANCED somewhat
during the week, though the transnc-
tons in this stock have,not been large.
From the Alta and Holmes mines, they
are hosting about 100 tous of ore daily,
which yield about $50 per ton. The
drifts from the lmperial.E Empire shaft
were, up to osr latest adyices, in 90
feet, and are being pushed forward with
all possible despatch, and it is thought
that they will come GU the vein in eight
or ten days. Tho receipts for March
aggregate $f3,G54. . |.G gIf.
Lady Bryan has been quite active,
at n good advance OF the figures which
prevailed last week. From the Trespass
we learn that "The usual quantity Of
ore is being shipped to the mill and
recent developments in the old tunnel,
at u point GO feet below tho present
workings, shows n large body of ore
which assays from 500 to $500 Two
moro mills were put to work this week."
Union Mill aud Mining Company
This Company filed its certificate Of in
corporation on theg27th ult. Tho loca-
ton of works is in Gold Hill, and prin-
cipal place Of business San Francisco.
Tho capital stock Isl $3.50, 900, dividedinto
1900 shares Of 500 each. The Trus.
tees are: William E. Barron, Thos.
Bell, and Thos. Sunderland.
Sierra Nevada shows u good advance
upon the previous week. For some time
past there has been no work done nj
this mine, but it is expected that the
machinery will soon be started up, aud
the most vigorous labor applied to sink
ing the shaft nm additional 200 feet.
Ophir il well maintained, while fair
transset;ops have taken place dnring
the week. The pumping machinery is
in place, the engines at work, and the
AZ nossible.
Segregated Bclcher-A letter dated
the aist ult. say. Mt TINT time the water
in tbe.,haf was. then reduced down to
nearly tho 5O0.foot level, and that they
expected to have tho shift cleared BY
April Sd. On the 500 foot level ore Is
found that win paw to extract, and ap.
~nearancss indicate that il will prove to
be a large body. n AM. .f-Ts.
Kentuck-Ths receipts for March are
placed Mt S6s, 1897 80. The .Smalluess
of these receipts are accounted for by
tbs short run. which was only twenty
days, Uiy'
Hale l. Norcross-During March, a.
8471 tons of ore were crushed, and cal.
culating the yield at G5 per cent. Of the
assay value, the returns. would be $780,
1909 80.
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.rongNooN STOCK ,REpoRr.

fooaa.crrS .Alr b. nj MI. . Il.v. ool. nIG.]
3 BAN PpAcsOo. April Is. ~.
u sALKs.
1911. Alpha. sl19slibes li29 slloo eta
olU7i0eie& IL BallIon, QllQ. 5 Crown Point,
s2,e90oS2 l95; 70 Confidence. BIOS elN ;
Chollar. Polosi. t3is; 20 Daney e2I0e2j; 30
Exchequer. $50; I Empire Mill. $3.50 $3.50 5
Mn, ESQ; 81 Imperial. $3.50 ESQ; 30 Kentuek.
ele2i0 sis7i ;i35 Lady Bsyan. $3.50 e67 9e68
6e67i; 40phir. s26pSt982f l39 Ovefms "a. e22o
4t22l9 sa220S22:; l2j Savage, el72I9et19;
g sst sIs S.lsS ssy;sss ,sss; ss'; i.H !ss s ;fz;
Ct. si,1oSs 81. 56orsL sa5Selss% Gold. 1881
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For chief of Police.

M -. EDwARDs yoULb REsPEcT-
w . fally announce to the citizens Of Vlr;
gIniA that be 10 y candidate for 70 i%slretion for
Chisf Of POLES Of tho city, subject to ihsAetion
Of The Uniou CITY Convention mh9ftd
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For Chief of Police,

lTOHN G. LECnNEY A~NEDuNcEs HIN:
% self ~ n Candidate for the OH sof Chief OF
Poaios ,ofsy,rginiA Uty. nj the ensuing slsetion,
subject 10 the action OF The Union city Conyen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13

HIr HIN AGAIS.--An exchange says
that u man who would willfully aud sysf
tematically set about cheating y printer
would commit highway robbery on =
crying babe and rob II Of its ginger
bread rob u church Of its counterfeit
pennies; lick the butter of a blind
pauper's last aittcri pawn his grand
mothers specks for a drink Of whisky
steal acorns from n sick pig, and take
clothes fro,n's, scfrecrolx, 70 iupksa re-
spectacle appearance In society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13

"JoHSt did Mrs. Green get the medi-
cine | ordered? RI s'I guess So" replied
John, " for saw;srarc on tho door next
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13

AER. LYONS. HAVING REFiTPED rnB1
Nl above centrally located and beautiful Hall.
will givo a GRAND BALL to his pumerous
fdendu on The occasion q reopenlnE the hboye
Hal for the season. on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13
POLITICAL,
UNION CLUB

nr NEVADA, MEETS TUESDAY AND
~ Friday evenings, att o'clock. at the once
sf tho Surv yGr Gsheral, over'thc Bank Of Call
farnia. Union men IRE cordially invites to at.
tend ny order, ~. n, ChAs. y; Psi.
Jy2S,ha Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13

A Nxw RAnRoAp.-fhc FIRST rails
were laid on Friday on the railroad to
run between Vallejo aud Marysyille.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13
wRRsLY STOCK RRPORT.
Summary or MIllns News.

. Tho transactions in the Board during
the past week. have been large, while
the figures which prevailed show u good
advance on most stocks. The news re-
ceived Is Of u favorable character |; while
rumors arc aaoat that several of the now
nen-payiug dividend mines win soon
commence discussing dividends. There
is no doubt good foundation for these.
rumors; for if q comparison Of the re-
ceipts for March with past three months
be made, of several Of the mines, u
great difference will be seeu-the re.
ceipts for March being by5far tue largest.
Chollar-The report Of the Superiu-
tendent for, week ending April I'd, is Ms
follows:
During past seven days $50 Ions OF
ore wsre'oxtracted, coming from the fol-
a
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ADJUSTMENTS Jo
UNDER the >GASLIGIIT.

WIN be performed Augustin Daly's great sensa.
lion Dranui. In lse AcIn. Of
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Purr literature. AMI Practical Religion.
Containing some OF the best things said by
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W. SMirli l;anh,,rt
i'nuNrnl,rN MAS lil,.,l ON he l';;h day OF
May \, ID. ISIS IN Sail Court In Ealik
rurtcN.
Ih'l> y 70 NlNl NOrhi. rigi ON ilr ?ih ,llN
L 81 'uur - l~,'>, \ Warr; hi II, itnkrWrtry
wle lH.''h'i nEh'n> The E-tltr ~ Wf " Nnn,u u,
u3tit,'nh, ~ tN i)Ei'j.N, - Charleston :ul state
vl N""N tEn'n' who H., lr,,N ;uijul,vl II
l'Wkruii "n M own l'rtinn iiuj al, p.llmtn, II
any Dom ,Hs hiiNcN ~ amy Property hcioN, ,,,uG
sli'' Hmknil' ~ hjit. OF ton i,js ulr ami iA,'
trI nsicr" "in amy Property iN him are iui,,,icn Nv
liW: That mg"tnG "i The Creditors 81 the SAID
!uS "iii. ~ li"Nc ,'Vir pt>, :l,,l to cl,n.v one
-, n,ui' N1't-t,rS Vi hi~ Estate. will BE- held AZ !,
Co, ~ =, I'huSrniry, 1" ~ hnilvn AZ N1.T3 ErOal
sire. th 'riHst'n : -, hriorC L, Il Cnlru;,.r.
Ergt,t, = uiibc Iih day "t luly g. u ie'> J., II
u'cinrk. A. NJ.
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| i> tho tnat>r o'.'. NJ
iiSti.L!.Y { Ranl,,up.
Hy whom l'rtili1n lov Adjudication
| of Bankruptcy way Glcu' on TIC 49,l, day,
ioi Mas \. y. 1868 in said Court. liz
Bankruptcy.
I THIS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE. That
on thr 9th day Of June, a. y. 1868, a
warranLin Bankruptcy was issued against
The Estate Of j NJ Sallcy, Of Orange
l'arisI'iM the District Of Orangchurr and
| state Of South Carolina who has been
adlndgca Bankrupt on his own peti-
! llon: that the payment OF any Debts and
Delivery Of any Property belonging to
said Bankrupt TO him or for his use, and
lhe transfer Of any Property by him, are
forbidden by Law that meeting Of the
| Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to prove
Their Debts, and to choose one or more
Assignccs Of his Estate, will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
no. u Broad street, Charleston, S. c.,
before Il. B. Carpenter, Register, on the
2lth day Of June, A. ID. 1868, at12
o'clock, NJ j. =. NJ. EPPINC;.
Z. S. Marshal, rs Messenger
! June l3-2t 153
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S.L,A.rES EAL. .LLil- Nl:rl.lntI ~, AlAl-A L.

IN iliH uh>i1IcI CstNr OF. yIiN u>lrrn
SrNrr> toR riit niSrH,"i on sru,i.
INl;OllNN
ro In 'nolne,rs II ''ru>rH T. @,,uy, iM1N.
.uptcN WuS ij'cd un 30 2H'j llv IT May 4.
u. iSbS. in san 'uarl in Hut>"p,tcy.
sTW~is ,rni,e u",.,, ii,l q, ~, l"n. IL. - .'unr
. ! ~ l,''S. Nmia't ~ Bankruptcy W1s issued
lfv A-i tlc E4,.u1 Ot Erhnfl II. Silly Ni
b"hvr m thc VI ucl It H"thtcy ,n,i ;Naic ~
>t 'H 't,i'r". WllH 'l hlpl aIul,r'i X; r HkrniI
90 l..t NN" pctiiirt ;uHl tc ~ nNn' U,v
llt'l 'Nti ilNjNtI. oy.ii., l't lttt, i.',.t
ttu,,' uld. " Ilri ot ,,i-h.. AK ..lI0s. ,tHus
-" - ~ Ni.,rriY ',y uns i,t" Ga. .I.it h., iiv
!" "!riN i.,,n pcits an. !" c ,'sc ono "r nnbr,.
hHn'A }!'"y ~ ~ hu'a"u At 80. ~ l,road
-irr"' 'har'",lnn :. G.. before Il. Il. Carprn-
,'E1, 81, 81" III hay Of July, g. -.
l,'S iu' lnjNp ~
J.p, II. UpnlNC
'nuc n y. '''' ~ = ">Si!E lS7 :
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y" iN t!'t Nt>rNCI COURT OF
fl!E iNltEn ~NNlE> fuH rllE Di,-
'ilNcN pF .ulWf' rAEnliNA.
In The matter nr
'i1,o% 'LN, Eanhwlpt
nv whpha i'r',,"n ior N,iiudi, alton OF
ii.nI'umry MAS i!,,i "M ,hr .Si! day ul
May y d. lSdS, in said Court. IN
l'aukr1Wrv.
rms j. ~ ~. nm".. 'i',ai ON Tho Sih day
~ 'Hnr H. l>i>. = Wana''' in i:ankrnr'cy was
i>N"'i. &HatuNi IA" E>iai" OF lIutN"n Ice,
90 'h'ricsi''n, ~ Tho D,>ri''i ~ Charleston
Aud Niatr ~ south , ar,'uH, " bo iiI. h,Uu
.rlju'i"c j Eau,rtlt On l,S i",hpn: that the
lft\ "th ~ any ihi .n"l ilciycrI ut ANY i,pr"riN
i"'"hSnsl" >lil isrnh,uli I" lin ~ Tor hi>
u 81 ~ inr iinisiVr at any ry"i~tiN ~ ii,i ~,
lii" n i'N ,aW; ,ltt i m"'iir" ~ tl' ti"'li,.,, :"
itt sllV lfNnkNr', to t'tnl. tl,ir liCUtS. Luj ~
glucose it',' u' iu"l' ut h' i>t.ls NtiIi b.
!t't at nlt'i -, l;"nk urtcA {" tr ',Vdcu - 81
- itNhJ N',''i th;j ION, E ''iuNC e. II Hr
iNn,tr EWnsr.r on t)' S,h '..,l of AUN, ~ y l~''
az l"ncn"i VI
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;. Marshal a. Messenger
~ fhi pi>Tntl culRI ur r,lE t\Irn.
rArE> FOR rlIE p!~lN,pi on Soir!
iAii,J!.IN\

~ tls'mnti,g III Iin!ls}
~ p!lNUiiM. hAin>rtt,!
~ whom rriiu, inr Allulicali,,u ni
hann'nr,y MaS ;iiItl ,ai thr Both day Of
Nav y. ISIS, i. ,"i Gc,r. In Bank
TNHS $50 GAVE >ni;pE i'lmt on The lilh
''iA ~ ln,ic, t. - iIGo. 4 Warrant il lsaA-
raptry was issued ,GglinSi the E>larroi .Iu-
hn> II. hrpVniic:m N NharlcS,r,i in tlit. IBIS.
irir' 81 mari, sion and state OF south taruli-
na "iin hn> been a'liu'l"cal KnukrNpton rs
"Wl l'cti'!p. ;'ilnl ihrpaNm,u' riart Dyht>
anh Delivery o amy Property brlcn4i0g 80
SAID l'nnhr.li 10 him oi' ,risll use. and tlp.
lrail Sici olanv Property IL hi'na cto,hui,i,4
~ Law tilat amcctiny "l The Crrdi,,,rs II
me SAIL Bankrupt. |" Prove -lirir Dehl,.
Ahd 10 chpoSrutip ur more t>SiyIrc> ~ h<
Estate. Will hchrl Ht q Court oi l;luAril,ct
'uhr hndrn ~ No. !? Hr"HI 'irci thagln..
i"n before i Is 'arrrHi"r. :c.l,.ct
on r3'lh, day ~ .'iu"|.A -. iS,;~. 4, 5
O'Clock L. NJ.
H.p.M. Nll'.%n.
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For lhc Dia'''ir' o. ',1uh tar"lina lii III,
Matter nt .N!.rit.O i'4lrE. BankiiIri
rs Nhpm 4 ",''i'iul .li,iu IN ~allru,ir
lic&fi0u ut. i!3u'N,Un,cy W3l.> III isankrnn,
iiir ."i.inr I.i. piN N> JaA
fli> i>iu 4'sY \u,U 4 ..'si, On il. Hdav O
jant .N.D lNro. . ), tr'Nl, ip nHlkiiiptcl MAS
i>>,ri -.u!l>i'hc i.ionui i'ricco, Chart
H>.nil IL l.r lp;,rir pfC fCtutvipsiou aud 'oiHt.
- - ,tl Iarp'iUH N'Uilss lrtn nii,>dgCd /.
hAuNlAli; on ii,e O,y,t !l! ,io(i: that ti' pay
mf" oi@t% 'rhj, al.a , livery ofnny prnr
%flN "nn.. n.ttn ,nil 'lanMnlr. 20 him ~
jui - urt and ilir ,ft!Sipy az ;,ir prO3t - /,
'N i'm H;v iorhi'ii!u rs IpN ,hai Il rc"
i,t oi,iir 'frt0i'psSu uf lito saiil Hanl,.up' 10
i'fpNu ~, i bVfS. it,ld ~ ssiGoSr oDcnr.ji}cr,
N,.itnit.> "f h. tstGir wiN h' s,rid ata
Eh3 ~ imt.ildpt,'r. - i: nnl,l,N II NJ N
i,oad >F,' eUa,r.'yn. : ~. in.,rp Il. 4.
'AtrH" H"s;>,er.o 'hc ~ ij,y 81 .',hy
y y !>',, il . ".tl"ch. y " . v
fhi'!\t. :. Mar .lMias Me- scli.-or
l.ar2'A III
IN rlh !i,.rHlt ioptNr 0E trut ,'Ni'rnn
STATES, ron ltE,,lsrHl,r Gr
Sp'tH CAROLINA
IN lir nlaitci at 1oiiN
|, OMN. 3aUl,rll,G
Bv whom n Petition Tor Adjudication
Of Bankruptcy was filed on the 25th ,lav
Of May a. d. 1865, in said Court. ia
''lnkriiptci.
TillsIS ro Givn NOuCG. FRAT ON HE Josh
day OF June A. -. !S6S 4 Wariauf. in Bank
rultcN VAS iSStlcu against the Estate Of .,on
Brown Of Orange Parish, in the District Of
Orany"bnr@ and State South Carolina who
as been adi,llgch Il Bankrupt. on his own
fcliion; HAT The payment oi any Debts aud
Delivery Of any Property belonging 10 said
Bankrupt. to him Or for his use, and The trans
fer OF amy Property by him arc forbidden by
Law; that a meeting ot the Creditors o! Tie
sad l'nnkrnpi. 10 Prove their Debts. and 10
choose one or more As>i9nceS ofhiS Estate.
VII br held at Il Court OF Bankruptcy. to be
holhcn ~ NO - Broad street Charleston
5. {. before il; Is. Carpenter Register, on The
ith day Of July a. ID. lSGS, at L. O'Clock.
NJ.
J. +. NJ. EPPING.
L. :. Marshal as Messenger.
,func 21--2 81, ia,
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N rIlE DISTRICT CO!'HT NF THE
UNITED SrNTT%.

t''h If iBNIkl'l ''t ,DNh'II \ NE')llN n.
In the matter OF EiCsAED
NJ MpuHE, { Uank,uun
Hy whom u Petition for Adjudication nf
HanNrupry wa, lcd on thr 21h. ,lav Of
May \. u. lists in said court, in bankrupt
cN.
rms IS touj'e .NDijcr, That on The 18th ,nv
Of June \. y. 1865 Il Warrant in l,ank,l
was issued against the ES,:ilc at Richard
NJ. Moor" Of Sumter. in tie District "i
Sumter amt State of south Carolina. who
has been adinlyrd Il Bankrupt, o,, his own
l'c'isi"n; t'at he payment Of any Debts and
'civrry "i any Property belonging 20 said
bantript, ioin oi tor lis use and ,io
tran .i''rui amy Prorcr;v Us hn are forbid
den ~ Law ;ihAi n!cctinG "t the Creditors,
"i tiC Hl 'iaukrul'. 10 l'iNNc ,hcir nvltS.
hm' /" Vh,t.>' ore q" moro A>si9ncrc Dt his
Estate. Ni', bN HELD ;tt :con't OF, bankruptcy
{" bs imilcn ~ Nu, ~ Broad Stree, Charles.
t"i i"'i"rc 4. = Carpenter Register
on 'r - 'l!N "' ,'oly a. y. iSGS. II
o'clock, +, NJ
y. i. NJ. EPpiNG.
>. Mar>haias Messenger.
June 27--2t lS9
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The HOWE LOCK STiICH
,,,,rSE WORlDErNO>N NED
,,llWlNc MACnlNI.@

,li,s, ,u,ri.d Ac hiGb"N' prc"','"' :" "a"
NurldS fttir I" Lo'"io", ""' S'r mrs
5,t,,YjYnS a ne A. y NtNt fI|f 81 =
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res %. Np9ember bieietben ST. templtren.
Is cuttdnr Gin 9rpfer Suntult, Der mllil1rl>
ihes GinihrCtten CUR Snl9e patte. Die Sufr
rl6r' 9ttte naiNe p%erieier, unp nc Getterft
mubte BON htr 98hTi 0ebrGuh MAIDEN, lnt
Die MirnSe ~ Scrtreuen. NIn befltdtetc
fir rem @lbeno res %. cine NSIeoerDolrn1
per llnrubeu.
(3eBeenif, II. Rpp.) - Sn 3cbStn>
der SOrlt wurce geitern Srn cem 6prlter eth
gSiierttb auf frtider Sbat crtdppt. SeBterer
nab @nfnn95 aUf bic ibn Dprn 6orltrr Spr>
letcgten Srdgen NnitppIt, tptcerlGste I'D le>
0Oh, ais her T0riir IT'D Ttt ttrl Iprtbe9eben
ppQte. Nls prr Sbriter bterauT cen StrlH.
fluoer ,pa, ltdte btr Witrpteb IN uro lhpB
oen 66ItGr IN bic 9gUi. Ter 500 erfGl9te
LusGnbljdltN.
Dtlmln9prt (bei 9renen) mar Der
zrdurllg ctntS trdailGm GretBntfeS, Der
Gneht zines oDrttGen g1lttpfeS untGrbtelt
tin 9itbeSSerbdttutB nit benz Dtenltmdphcn
Qe5 6auiGs. IS ldcint, RAP Gin 3wilt Sprs
5tialtn, pptr ban Der InGbt pnS Wapden
I'M gerrndbtc per untreue bate, genua, ais
pa9 Mlr6cn it6 :c5 Wtprgcns int SprfiA1ucr
2ef1no, UNI brit GipaS 81 bplrn, fhIth lt4
Ger Hneht tbr n1h unp lanttt tbt nit etneln
HrIirmpT,r nru .S1I5 al h,nrduf cr itb dlf
rieielbe gSetie irI6ff e%ntieibfe, Rctcc fam MAJ,
his qei,fcn mr.,
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vpn 81les wcrScn nad Wrt0br in Cont
ptcope fettrt. N(au fuht fh in icper g8etle
Stm enolifd,cn Sore tirbFrsmlrpi1 fu ,eto,n,
nidt mhracr aid, ben Mttalllbcrf rcs au.
fInfoeu Ditniferiums, ppn 6enen man nun ,
prrltdbcr @ctie aIdibcn an mod,N ft6t, Ie
witrpen in ctntm .8ricoe ,ptiden Trantrcid
Inp Nreu6en nit tbren S9mp1tBtc'n cher
ami seeiten WdpDlcpn's. ais beS prcus1Nen
hnfes (tthen, ,5r. @(apnpnc wirO itou als
Fin SeriBniiAcr Trcunp pcs .1aiicry aIioe.
putff i'm @tneniakc Al gprp ztanlcy. Der
Irit irtncr ncnIinrw Jfebe bct ben .GbalSfns"
ibrf onaeLbricbrn NJ,
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| 1bae5PnSt gjitrrIua, wie q beiBt, in Iploe
einSr orinrrnoencn zNicne Bel Der Gtnfa6rt
IN rei Bdbnbpf ami station 0tQinoeu (pie
nad,ffe NGG s1arIpuisl. IS oiuocn bdbct
& p6cr 7 0Itrrlpuoen opGllGnpto 4, drummer.
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nod ten CAPTAIN bfs 0pfrs. s0rendpa",
auf Sem er bic lleberfaBrt 0entaht bate, Elm
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fen ~pprpen, 1usipraA.
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eintgr pier3i9 8anPtten unb Otebe mad Si-
ial; ptefelbrn parrn unter Der Bebinguna In
Srcttsit 9elest s%porpen, BAT ite i6 mad gu
cataR br9aben, I'M 8e8en bic Snpia,er gu
fhnrien.