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The Homestead Bill.

The following Is the Homestead Bill as
passed In the Senate and sent to tho House
of Representatives. where il was amended
and afterwards sent back to the Senate
but this latter body has not as yet taken
action thereon ...... ...
sho Whenever the real estate Of any
head Of q family residing In this State shah
be levied upoti by virtue of any mesne or
final process issued from any Court upon
any Judgment obtained upon any right Of
action. whether arising previous OF subse-
qnent TO the ratification Of the Constitution
of The State Of South Carolina, II the same
be the family homestead Of such person, the
Sheriff or other officer executing said pro.
cess shah cause hoffrestead, mch as said
person may select, net to exceed the value
Of one Thousand dollars, TO be set off to sal J
person ia the manner following, to wit: He
shall cause three appraisers TO be appointed,
one to be named by the creditor, one by
the debtor, aud one by hims~''. who shall
be discreet aud disinterested men. resident
In the County, and shall be sworn by a
Justice of the Peace to impariisliy appraise
and Get of. by metes and bounds, home
stead OF the estate Of the debtor, such as he
may select. not to exceed the value Of one
thousand dollars; and the said appraisers
shall proceed accordingly to set out the
homestead, and the act of and assignment
so made by the appraisers shall be re-
turned by the officer, along with said pro-
cess, for record in Court and II no COM
plant shall be made by either party. no
further proceedings shall be had against
the homestead, hut the residue OF the lands
and te, euspts Of the head Of the family, II
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August 18th, 1868.
J. Fl. NJ.

ALASKA PAID Fon.-The draft for $7,200,-
900 In coin--the purchase money Of Alaska
wss ON Saturday morning signed at the Ttrasn.
ny Department and delivered TO Baron Stoecki,
the Russian Minister. The drsft was made
payable at the Treasury Department, accord
ing 10 the terms Of the treaty, and at tho re-
qsest OF Baron Stoeckl was transferred to the
Assistant Treasurer at New York, where the
money viii he paid. The following is the rc>
ceipt Of Baron Stoecki:
The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and
) Minister Psenipotentiary Of his Majesty the
Emperor OF all the RussiAs, does hereby ac-
knowledge to have received at the Treasury
Department. In Washington, seven million two
hundred thousand dollars (7,7 7eo, ,0e0) In coin,
being The full amount due from the United
States 70 Russia 10 consideration Of tho ces.
sion OF certain territory described In tho treaty
entered into BY the Emperor VI oil the Rus.
siss and the President of tho United States,
on The seth day Of March, 1867.
sToECKL.
wsshingtop, August fss 1858.
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roR TnE sournsRs ESTRRrRIsE.
Constitution Of the Greenv,lle Agri.
= = .. cultural Society.
AKricLx !,

I .sgs ,rft..sa AKrtcLE Z.
See. I. This Society shall be known as
the Greenvills Agricultural Society It's
objects shall be the dissemination of agri-
cultural knowledge among It's members and
the promotion Of the agricultural interests
Of the whole State, but more especially, Of
the region Of country in which It's members
reside. '
Sec. Q. The permanent officers shall be
President, Vice-President, a Secretary atid
Treasurer; Committee on Premiums To-
consist Of five member. to be appointed ty
the President; Committee Of Agricultural
Implements and Machinery, TO consist Of
five members to be appoioted by the Pres
ident. . H .rr a. .a -@-
Sec. 5. The powers and duties Of the
President shall be as follows: To preside at
and preserve order at all meetings Of the
Society; to appoint al permanent commit
tees, and such other committees as the ex
issLcies o. the Society msy from time to
time require; to examine aud approve the
aeeoaats Of the Treasurer, aud to counter.
sign all orders npon the Treasurer Tor the
payment Of money made by authority Of
che Society ', '.. "ra.'ar .'... .-. a.
Sec. 4. The Vice. President shall, In the
abeeoee Of the President. exercise all the
powers, aud perform all the Offices and do.
ties by the I'd Section OF this Cons,i.
tuition conferred upon the President. r
Sec. 8. The Committee on Premiums shall
sease. procure aRd award such premiums a.
the Society may troa, ume 10 time offer to
competitors or others
Sec. Q. The Comaait.ee on Agricultural
Implements and Machinery, shalt procure
whatever information they conveniently
u,ay, touehisss the moet approved agricui-
tural implements aud machinery 10 use In
tbis snd other countries; and from time 10
time lay such information as they may have
procured before the Society; and they
shall conduct all experiments Of supplements
and machinery which the Society may from
time TO timc order to be made, and report
to the Society their conclusions thereon.
Sec z. The Secretary and Treasurer shall
record IN book to be kept for that pnr>
pase. the proceedings Of all meetings. and
keep an exact account Of sn monies received
aud disbursed by him. .... ... ...s
Sec. g. All officers of this Society shal,
hold their respective offices for The term Of
one year from the adjournment Of the m
nual meeting in August Of each year unless
removed by death or otherwise.
'.' ARTICLE II.
Sec. !. Any person may become member
Of this Society upon the payment to the
Treasurer Of the cum Of $500 and signing
the roll Of members.
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For the Southern Enterprise.

lfssra Bditors--Dsar Sirs: see that
other Disiricts are making exsrtions 10
bring about some uniform system Of com.
promising the old debts, snd getting rid
once more. of Indebtedness. so that they
can have bright faces, and go to work In
earnest; build up school houses oil over
the country. dnd have classical teachers,
who are c-mpetent to prepare Students for
college; thereby saving many dollars 10
the honest farmer, In the way Of the epor
nous prices charged for board. which would
enable every child, both rich and poor. to
obtain thorough education, which they
never can dc, under existing laws and cirI
cumstsnees There may be some misers,
similar TO the bond holders Of Yankeedom,
who would object to such arrangements
but the whole country cannot afford to be
ruined now. and for the next generation in
the way Of an education, for the sake Of Q
few n,isera viii the people of Greenvilfe
sleep under this thing any longer. "r will
they meet the thing at oMe ~ setting q
time, and calling on the people to assemble
and act In the premisesf What cay you,
Messrs. Editorst ...
Yours truly,
J.H. NJ.
Au0ul IEIh laAa
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For the southern Earsr9riss.
cSrNm,. No. Aug. u. IS!

CoEcMus. No. Aug. ~, 1868.
,Mrssrs Editors-Dear Sirs: promised
TO try TO give lew lines Of coamests on
this far Western coaniry. but have t'een 20
constantly IN motion, and go much occu-
pied. as to have had no opportunity to do
80. am enjoying days rest at this heau>
Hiul town, In the hospitsble care Of Rev. J.
"A. Hollis, a native South Caroiiuian; and
avail wyself of the opportunity to write
some brief Snemoranda. - 49,. a.,
This country is prospering, and going
ahead wonderfully. Everything is In mo
zion. everybody wide awake, everything
growiag-corn, eattae. fclSs and towns-.
Hereisa thriyiag -city"--so-cslled, though
as yet only of dimensions resembling Green
vile. in which have seen this thofning
some forty or FIFTY nsw houses--manY Of
them very handsome. Quite 9 number
more are in progress. All ,i.i. 10 the ssst
year or 20. A railroad, % miles long, con.
Meeting them with the main track Of the
North Missouri Railroad has been construed
ed In the same time. running through a
rich rolling country, partly wooded, and
-. ,I 80 - -"
..,,. 80. ~ -. ~ ,' ~ W"
oro~ -, | =. ,t ,Sa nI', IL oas y anu
~. =, :. '.e o' '."ks'
''a,.,'".. "s nr"S.eu "p'e".a'e "ap
~ s ~ sa .-,. "o' '"u .a"" :" o''
y anS - I 800 ".u 'eAe :" -"
Pe oA ." 'o' "'' 'a' ~"' eu''s 70
~" ." o'.I oSn ~ '" n."' up ns~
80 | " .. ' ""e l"au ~, :" '"'s
'-fe 49, "o" "'e ~ 'ea poA'e pe'
.p.'1 ,,s" ~ fy y AS 'u'
e "s.''''i'' ." ' "''"'e "'' 'e''' "f' 'A'se
This ms country is settled to great extent
by southern people. Virginians. Kentuck.
ians and Csroiinians form the basis OF the
population. and one feels at home among
thsnf st once. The same customs, the came
general style Of living. the same sort Of
preaching, the same old tash,onsd sorgs.
which one remembers in the palmy days,
ana De oe''er regions OF our own Auanne
ota.es are reproduced here ana perpetu.
H'eo, WIN . a'ghs admix'ure perh"p' o.
$500 ~ aeaVi,y, sso 'nr''s IN business ano
oty ane people are IN oad ca'e;
no' '"ey dont stop 70 grnmoie ana ret
1nss a,e. oosi improving tnetr fortunes
-. - - ,"s ,'as' o's. '",''. - 'oon
Eeaoh tnem nrIRhL Inc negroes are mol
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Advantages Of Drunkenness.

II you wish TO be always thirsty, be
a drunkard for the oflener and more
you d'ink, the oflener and more thirsty
you will be.
IL you wish 10 preseht yohr friends
from raising you in the world, he a
drunkard and that will defeat all their,
efforts.
II you would effectually counteract
your own attempts to do well, be u
drunkard and yoa will not be disap-
pointed.
Ii you wish TO repel the endeavors
Of the whole humau race 10 raise YOU
to character, credit and prosperity, Le
drunkard and you will most assuredly
triumph.
II you wish to starve your family, be-
n drunka,d; and then YOU will con-
sumo the meaus Of their support.
II you are determined TO lie poor, be
drunkard; and you will be ragged
and penniIess t0 your hearts content.
If you would be imposed upon By
knaves, be a .drunkard; for that will
make their task easy:
If you wish 20, be robbed, be a
drunkard and the thief will do it with
greater safety.
If you wish TO deaden your senses;
be drunkard; and you will soon be
more stupid Than an ass
IF YOU are resolved 10 kill yourself:
be drunkard /, and you will hit upon
sure mode Of self destruction. -.
II you would expose both your folly;
and secrets, be a dunkard and they
will sooh rhh out as The liquor runs in.
II YOU think you are too strong, be
a drnnknrd /; and you will soon fitd
yourself subdued by a powerful enemy.
If yOn would get rid uf your money
without knowing how, be drunkard I;
and it will vanish insensibly.
II yoh would have no resource when
unable to labor, save n work house, be
Grunkard and you will he incoinpe.
tent to provide any.
If you are determined TO expel all
comfort from yonr house, be drunkS
ard and you win do IL effectuaIly.
II you would be hated by your fam.
lily and friend, be drunkard and yoI
will soon be more than disagr eeable.
" you would be pest to society, be
a drunkard and you viii be avoided
rs an infecrion.
II you would smash windows, break
the peace, get your bones broken, tum.
bic. under horses and carts, and be-
locked up in station house, be "
trunkard and il will be very arrange
II you DO not succeed.
II you wish all your prospects in life
to be clouded. be drunks,d d ; and they
will soon lie dark enough.
II you would destroy your body, be
drunkard; as drunkenness rs lie
mother Of disease.
II you wish TO ruin your soul, he a
drunkard. that you may be excluded
from heaven,
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ORIGINAL.

.,,. roR rHE sorruRRS ENTERPRISE
'"Help Me to Bear the Cross,
To day, dear Saviour, in my gri~f,
Ny soul bows down to thee; I.
On earth-there's none can give relief,
Bnt thou wilt pity me. .,. ir. -
bring a crushed and bleeding heart =
To plses,upon the shrine; s-
Help ms'to do faithful part .gp d,
And make me wholly Thine. Git. ,..
Obi mine has been weary life,
Filledur with worthless dross;
But through this sea Of bitter strife
.r".Heip me ta bear, the cress."
TIN weak aud fan Of wicked pride.
My heart Is erssheA With pain;
Before the Cross where Thou hast died.
Jef me aot pie q ia pais
THIS world 10 bat waste to sae, =,
. 1ts jewels o"ly dros; 'E
Ny. sou, Ia bowed Ia iasi 10 Thee, r
hn"Heip me TO bear the Crossi' ~.a
EUGENIA CARROLL"
"Sunny Slope s. g, Sally aoth. 1858.
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Aaron Burr's Schemes of CONQUEST

The following interesting extract ia
from a late work Of Judge Hall, pub.
lished by Hubbard & Edmuuds, Gin.
cinnati, Ohi". under the title Of
Sketches Of History, life and Mariners
in the West"
Whatever we're Burr's ipleit;oni,
it is certain that they embraced schemes
so alluring, or 30 magnificent, rs 10 win
the credulous Blahnerhasset from the
abstl action of study, and the bsahdish
ment Of love. This island became the
centre Of operations. Here arms were
deposited and men collected and
here, assembled around their watch
fires, young genllerGen WHO had
seen better days." and "sat at good
mems feasts," endured all the rig.
ors Of climate and the privations of
a campaign, rewarding themselves in
anticipation with the hunors of was
and the wealth Of Mexico. Burr and
Blaunerhassett were tire master spirits
who planned their labors; Mrs. Blan-
nefhasset was the light aud life Of all
their social joys. II treason matured
its dark designs in her mansion, here
also the song, The dance and the revel.
displayed their fsscina:ious. The or.
der of arrest was The signal of disper.
sion to this i'll fated band {; and, il is
said, that the lovely mistress Of this
fairy scene, the Calypso Of this enchant
ed isle, WAS seen al midnight, "Shiver- "
ing ON the winter ,nks Of tie Ohio"
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with as much glibness as any virgipian or
Carolinian can do. They consider st. Louis
the center Of the United States. and the
new Baptist psI or just started there, by a
consolidation Of the Northern and Southern
organs Is called "The Central Baptist"--
No time for more now.
Yours truly. ,s..-
a. b. MANLY, Jr
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NEGRO EoUALTTy-PAR MOBILE FhAfnbM'S.
The Columbia Ph@nix Gays: a coIored
fair has been going on for several nights in
building on Washington street. A night
on two since, Mr.. Speaker Moses, of tie
(so,calledD Legislature Of South Garoaraa,
and young Maekey. the would-be Sheriff Of
Charleston. were present--the one fanniug
and gsily chatting with the dusky danhsels
while the other promenaded the room with
young lady OF mixed breed. This is tho
atement Of an sye.witness" .......-.
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Ok . E. II o w N F. y
n ysirox 20 EDITOR,
]. G. BAILEY, Pro'r. and Associate Edissr.

SUHscRPTtoS Two Dollars per annum.
ApvExsis.sESrs inserted mt tho rates Of
ono dollar per square Of twelve Minion lines
(this sized typel or less for the FIRST insertion,
ffty cents each for tho second and third inscr-
tiohs, and twenty-five cents for subsequent
insertions. Yearly contracts yill be made.
All advertisements must hayo the number
of Insertions marked on them, or tbcy will be
inherited till ordered out, md charged for.
Unless ordered otherwise, Advertisements
will invariably be displayed" ripis 1tg - =
Obituary notices, and all matters inuring 10
to the benefit Of any orse, are regarded as
Advertisements.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-27
pieoer auf9enpmmen, er 9laubt n1einen

pteber auf9enpmrner, er 9laubt meine>1
8ruber tebt unb tpa9t ni@t, 3urid;ufeb>
rem. Dteie8 6inberaib ALIEN bdlt .ibn
.aunf ipnff bidtte e periui6bt, T gu mir gu
sspri19en, mid ,pteber3ufeben. 8ieueidt
aud beniurat tbm Ser @tpanfe, paB id
jebt cine reide Yartte bin ben Mlutb.
Sft fra9e i@ MIDI, IS es' 1i9t;t be0er 9ezz
melen wdre, penn i@ @pm5biantin 9e<
blieben? SD burr te i'm ale Sage Ieben
uno 9enpb> fiber meiner Tu9enb, feline
M6tun9 uao raS Slid 9eliebt Su tperz
ben. Grob per 3unet9un9 u1eineS @az
terS fabkz i6S mid traurts in bielaa
pra9toollen S9lp0e. @drel1ur minpez
.fenS, 8aQembbrryeuNl!ee b. !bpann -mirpe. id
bod 3eritreut. uMufB ie6erlebem S6wez
fter", rtef er beim Nb19ieb> vDu 1oui1
NIT mir 3ufrtepen iein.." SD CLAUDE ;uz
tpetlen 3u perlteben> mill aber metne ST.
batfen babel ni9t fei7eln, tpe mn eS ieiiu1
tSnnte - ba6 Slid wdre 5u 9roB -
i'd" i I'll
BtS bisrber mar bic @rdfn pon2tneui
nit ibren @eoanfen 9etpmuner, ale eir
2afat beretntrat unb fra9te> pb bie@rdfr
ben 5er5p9 BON @%allumbreule e%mpfanaer
noble, Der ireben BON ber9}eiie araelanet
fe 81 be9ruben mini9e. uGr fpn1me +
ianeu> al6 e5 ibm beltebt~> rtef SiateQa
~Gs miro mir cine Treuoe leir, Jpn 81
e%mpfan9en."
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Aus Narasnap+

@io San 81. Suit. Som
8rte9sl@auplab am banana lieot fol-
senof Depel4te Dor Die gliirte1, baben
am IL. Sui NIT elmer Mr11eee p BON 10000.
Ma1t'1 ei1en Nn9rif a1f BIG Tetun9
9ut1alta 9en1adt uub finb surud9el9laz
gen 1pororn; 1te 1oIen 5000 Marn Yerz
loren baben: Die Muiirten fino audi bel
e'''ent An9r'fe ben ie auf Die para9utz
ten 99ema@t baben> surid9eialaoen ,pprz
ben.
@tp Saneirrp 81. Sult. -
Der Nn9rif tcr Muitrten ouf bic pora5
sguttti9e. 6Tsftune 9umaita Bat am Mprz
gen hes 16 Suli ftat9efunben. Dis Yerz
einiSten Streitfrdfte BON 8railien unb
ar9entintiden CONFEDERATION riidten, Yc1,
Marqu{s2 @arias befebli9t, in bret Gplpz
aen> Die 10000 Ma>n sdblten> gum Mn<
9rif 9e9en BITE Teftung.
@letdSeitt9 erIfneten bic 81 len9epanz
;erten traiilianilden Tabrseu9e uno bic
rpn ben NQiirten Observation-Disclosures
cine na@bridlide &annpnoce auf biz
Tetun9* Na6 eil1em lan9en 1tnp BART
nadi9en Scamp e, an ben Mubenmer=
ten> mubten bic Nltirtsn pbne in bic 8ez
felttsun9em tpirflt9 einrrtn9en su f1nne11,
ben Nud;u9 antreten> nadcem tie etwu
5000 Mann AT Gpbten unb& erwunpeter
Serlpren batten. Die Gerlul tie BET Yaraz
gluten iino ni&t gang 9enau betannt ; pa
bic para9uiten mel tens unter pemSduB
rerVerl9an;un9en fpdten IL mii1 len ibrs
Werluite tseeutenp 9erin9er |ein> al5 BIZ
ber Nliirtsn,
@lei@seiti9 NIT benz Sturm onf SUI
malta rudten bic bel @ran@baep itebence
Streitfrdfte per Nlliirten yprpdrts> um
bic @erbinbun9en ceS @eneral Qcpe,
cur9 8eleyun9 hes III Ter gflbe cer Ypz
itticn her para9uiten 9elesenen @aloe5
attu1dneiren, Die @erbinbunaen ter
para9uiten >paren bur1 cine ito,fcS treitz
ma9t uno ouS9ecebnte Tprtif fatipnen
9et@ert. N19 bort mubten bic Muitrten
it9 na@ etnen bartnddisen &fe, cbne
tbren 3ned at erret6en, surifsieben en-.
Dieit &erlufe, welde ie in riel fem
IreHen erlitten baten> finp niGt bez
fannt.
Da bic &ric9Spartei IN Bradlicn aui
bic an9eaebenen betpen Mn9rife unb BE-
rem slQdliden Mu69an9 ibre oansei6of<
nun9 9eleBt unp pa pieie 5pfnun1 1id
olS cine trii9eriide erwielen bate 10 mirr
bic Trteoenspartei obernalS siele Mnbdnz
ger 9erpinnen.
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Uprtitbuns fplBt,)

- 8eI1lahe 3u Gbren rer Gplpaten
lit ben Wlatfpruen auf benz papier finp
redt 19In. Aber Mn~erfennun9 burd bic
@abl eineS tapfern @an1eracen gu einem,
bpben Gbrenamt 1T be7er, Daru1n, ftatt
beS papierne1 2pbens, 8ebt ben Splba<
ten tbren Giibrer lr1o @afenbruber5 SUBJ
@om. : Inter ben perlrnen, pcl9e
ii@ Cardinal ntpneut auf9eldrteben bat,
pab er nt6t 1er9tbt, i1e etn3ulaben
fou f@ ou@ &otbf6tlp befnben.
Man fam bod nidt tpt7en, mas ppr>
tpmmt, faBte per ~erfabrne Staatsmanr.
t (Wf. punlD
49, SpIibe 81 aurerarbett
ltf.rt 8 apt. q nj % bei BEN grSbtten, vit lei
bem f~leinfen Bautperte, ba6 Ct Iberaintr1t. Ct
arbeitet RAID, tiais unb bauerbaft. Ont
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'Ote NnoebDrtaen Der EamilteNptb<

-Die &neebSri9en Der Tamilie@otb>
i9ilb treten ndditer Sage 3u elmer Gpnz
feren5 in parts 5ulan1r1en> ppourd Die
BSrie eini9ermaben 9ednsfttSt wuroe.
@utem pernebmen na9 1T bte;u fem
@runb Yprbancer, ionbern banbelt es 1i9
muir UNI cine 9letdartt9e GrlebtAuna Der
Trage: Mie vtd Ga1@engelb einem
&otbl9ilD unter II Sabren su% 9emdbren
let. Inter benz Gtncruf Der beuriaeu
@pblfeili9fett Der &iri9en unb 3wet|dz
gen, ipQ Ser Mn!ras bes 8arou &arl
auf einen 5iemli@ 9erinsen Wetras lauz
ten. '''2@- VIZ 't+@a} >"@'$s.s ~ 't-.
HI@ ,&@g5g25 1911 (m,2 N1n1ho
.i4sg2Ef ma mimic II '~T"'7:t6].
prenBett.- -Sn 8erlir tperben ebe1
100000 1baler SUPERINTENDENT
@apiergelb) al8 erfter Spell beS Nn>
lebenS fit bic uBunpesFptte~ abeese<
ben.
CM. 8bte.)
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.etnm mann It.. 2u11en,
UfrsitRtrunQs Aqenteu,

Carver, Carver Co., Mtnn.
Wssntsn fur %felsense 5euer' unb 2.bsns gerids.unssse.
feaI6aftn, nduli1:
YbUuir, 5artforb Connecticut.
Sire anS marHint ct. ?pauL minn.
5%artfurb 9ive Stod Snl urance s..
lVeril9ert aud sesen Sobesfaae BON irseno elmer
l1rlade.)
@ortb @elsra @ssenIeitise eebenSDsrl9erunss-
@eiepl9aft.
@ailpay Challenger; Nprtb Nmerican EranIt
unb Natipnal TraYelerS.
sos. ISeinnanu. 9ltoofat une Nutar, ~prattictrt
IN allen geridtsbbfen ts Staates perfertist @pamadten mad
0eutihlano unb belcret 8elbcpleftpnen une Steuer,abluuaer
tur Mbtreitnee aui Ierlansen, ippie ansere in len Sad Gin,
idlasenss 9eibafe, mel4s pprfpmmea mGsen.
sSoiepb Neinmann. g. &. 2a1en.
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(S@lub folst.)

Na11au.- Sn@ iesbaben 1T am Is.
Elm rpunperbare6 urtbeil> punperbar me-
gen leiner 8e9rinoun9, 9eflut pprren.
&tner mar tpe9en 8eleioi9nn9 pe6 Yapz
ite6 an9efla9t. Der StaatSanmalt be-
antra9te sesen Jpn @efan9niBitrafe, ca
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