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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

Noncr TO DRr GooDs MrRcnAsrs-
To JoppsRs As WELL AZ RerAiLERs-
Having bought an immense stock Of
staple and fancy dry goods before the
recent advance, we will offer them for
cash as low as such can now be i'm
ported from the Eastern market.
b. LowEysrEIs & BRos,,
ak 1l1 Main At correr Jafferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. +
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WA "a rs.

WANTED = EVERYBODY TO KNOW,
nj 81 10 per barrel, delivered in city or suburbs;
from the Hays Coal Co.. Office z87 Main st. ~
JITANTBD-DAY BOARDERS AT THE
w Commercial Hotel. Thirty dollars per
month. Apply at the office. Also, Pastry
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 1871 Main street.
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REMOVAL.
a. -. LEVY 81 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED TO

asz jefferson Block, second street.
Mr.. JOHN WILKINSON. the vell-knoyss
A1etioneer. will be found with ne. Bis CID
friends AZ we'll a. ourt, are refpecualy 10
quested 70 give rs q ca
~ saios daily % Grccsfies. Dry 6oodf,
Furnifure. etc. Sale rendered Erompty.
A. S. LEVY CO.
J.WnrEnssx. sAlssnaa.
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MIscELLAMEOUs,
Now Ready!

49,
THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
A MoNq THE CONTENTS WILL BIZ
A History Of the San Domingo Massa.
ere,
a counterpart OF which Is about being enacted
In the Southern States.
The Almanac also contains full and official
Returns of the Elections for this year. com
pared with previous ones; the most important
Acts OF Con gress; President Johnson's Veto
Messages and Proo'amations Lists of Federal
and State Officers. and Members of Congress-;
Popular and Electoral Vote for President In
1860 and 1854; Statistical and other informs
ton indispensable to every politician, planter,
farmer. merchant or mechanic.
Those parties wishing TO obtain the only
Democratic Text Book published, must send
on Immediately, e ALL ORDERS ARE
ELLLED ACCORDING TO THE, DATE OF
THEIR RECEPTION. The cash must ae-
company all orders.
TERMS:
Single Copies.. by mail. prepaid.............. 20
Seven Copies. by mail prepait..............-s 90
Fifteen Copies. by mail. prepaid........... 2 90
One Hundred Copies, by express--......... IL 90
VAN EvRTE. HORTON q co.,
Puhlishers, No. 1862 Nass'u street, NJ. Y,
nB- For Sale by all News Agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

OLD HATS made new, 1884 Main ct. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

A WoRD TO THE OWNERS OF VALUABLE
STocK.-The frequency of incendisry
attempts in this city of late should eau
ton all owners of blooded horses and
other valuable stock to stable them in
FIRE proof buildings, else they are in
danger of being lost at any moment
0ne of the most thoroughly protected
stable structures against FIRE, and one to
which we cheerfully recommend our
friends owning valuable stock, is kept by
that best Of judges Of horse flesh and
cleverest of gentlemen, Joe Seligman,
SO Union, near the corner of Third
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

Il. B. PAoKER-No. Pittsburg coal--
No. 1884 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
ROAR DING.

q ,yNTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OBJ
a Nv board IN private family, within two
6octs Of Court Square. Address G. u. D.,
this Office. -
noGRDTNG. -ONE PLEASANT. FRONT
X yonrn finnish ID or unfurnished, with board.
= O;rste family. Also, few day boarders.
Yarns ~ moderate. Il. ,ferenoes exchanged. Ap-
My at No. 20 Monroe street: d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

NEw MusIc.-We have received from
Root L Cady, publishers, Chicago, the
following new sheet music: "Un Ballo
in Maschera," "The Two Angels, I"
" Floating Clouds" Poor Jack Brown"
Bessie Jayne" (song), "The Cottage in
the Wood" (soue). "The Spring at the
FOOT Of the Hill" (sone), "The Girl for
Ne" (sOng), Lost Ionic Lame" (sOng),
Ny Margaret" (sOng), NabucodOno-
sor. p" Ernani, ~" Arolda," RigOlettO,"
C,,s. IL.
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wAErED-Four thousand Bushels ear
corn, to be delivered on Lake America
OF al Eggs Point, Mississippi
FosFEA, GwrSx & Co,
80 800 Front Street.
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PIrrsBuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 247 Second
street. I
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b. K. PLAIN, H. p
Virginia. LIMOS
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HOUSE NO. 81 LINDEN STREET,
and Furniture for sale. For particulars spply
on the premises. ~
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90 This Company Insures against loss by
Fire, Marine and River Risks. yI-6I
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Mr.. THAD. Potter has generously pro-
posed to donate the entire proceeds Of
his Keno rooms, tomorrow night, to the
Benevolent Fund of the Memphis Typo
graphical Union. We trust the amount
realized will be sufficient to 60 far in aid
of the worthy object to which it is to be
applied;
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT-HoUsE AND LOT ON DE-
= IS SOTO ''''''' r. II. CLARK 4 co.
LUX RENT
u HOUSED GOOD CONDITION.

CONTAINING four rooms. kitchen and servants
room, on Hill street, next to the corner OF Ala
hama Rent moderate to a good tenent. Apply
TO GEO. p. ZIEGLER, No. 1877 Hill street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

TOR RENT-Tw0G GOOD ROOMS, SUlTA-
II BILE for Offices, mp stairs. Apply nt
EoR RENT-THKEE COTTAGES; ONE
II with three rooms, one with four rooms, and
one with Eve rooms--well situated. Call at 81
Avery street. lzo-L
TOR RENT-A NICE. COMFORTABLE
II Residence. containing six rooms large
yard, stable, outbouses, etc. Apply to W. ".
MALL, at IS Mosby street. Terms l mode-
rae, To-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

VIM. M. FARRINGTON,- President.
J. G. LONsDALE, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

The GATTIING GUN-On Thursday evening. saws
the New York Times of July llth. an exhibition OF
the merits of the Gattling battery gun was given
at Fort Hamilton, in the presence of Major-G General
Franz Sigel, Brig. Gen. Wedges, commanding the
Fort. Brig. Gen. Crispin, aud a number of other
gentlemen interested in the Improvement of Gre
arms. The Gattling gun. consisting of ten barrels
revolving on a common centre-is, in fact. u huge
revolving rifle. mounted cannon fashion. The bar
relS are fed with ball by 4 chamber, and the dis
charge is effected by simply turning a handle. As
many as 5000 discharges have been made from it
in rapid succession. and at the late experiments a;
JOneSs Wood 100 shots were fired in 81 seconds
with remarkable accuracy of direction. The ex-
perimcnts on Thursday were superintendent by \.
j. Sinclair, OF the Ordnance Department. and Mr..
Fuller. who is in charge of the gun here. and rep
resents the Colt Manufacturing Company, Conn.
by whom IL Is made. y target. distant 1850 feet
on n slope behind The Fort, was penetrated by the
balls. although the distance was an extreme one
for the size of the gun. which throws only AN ounce
ball. The target at 400 feet, was easily penetrated.
many of the shots entering the bulls eve. and all
near enough TO il to satisfy observers of the fearful
certainty Of the unceasing revolver. After the
target firing had been sufficiently extended To sat
isiy those Immediately interested. and to alarm all
the cattle and most Of the Christians in the neigh
bOrhoOd. the gun was pointed seaward. On being
fired the point at which the balls took the water
was easily dscernible. many of them ricocheting
eight or ten times. Altogether. the exhibition OF
the gun was of a most interesting character. and it
was but too clear that by its invention man has
made another stride in the development of the I'M
comfortable art of killing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

Taken all through. the English Abyssinian ex-
petition is a remarkable event in modern history.
scendant Of King Solomon, deeming himself as
good As any other man on a throne. if not better.
offers his hand and what heart he possesses to the
Queen of England. The Queen refuses. Theodore
becomes very angry. and revenges his disappOint-
ment on certain English travellers. England en-
barks her soldiers. chases Theodore TO his noun
tain Businesses. whips his army. drives him TO sui
eide to avoid capture. buries him decently. then
the order bout face being given. Abyssinia
is deserted bag and baggage by the red coats, and
all is over.
The Information that DR.. McCosh. the eminent
Scotch divine. had accepted the Presidency of
Princeton College. y. j.. reached Princeton and the
students testified their satisfaction by a general jul
5ilation. building a huge bonfire and calling in a
body on the professors and others to tender their
congratulations. Most cases speeches were eXacted
from the gentlemen called upon. and the rejoicing
upon their part was no less hearty shan that of the
students.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12
VI MEMORANDA.
Report OF Bri. kausesameha v.

Capt. Hickman report. having left HonotaIa on the 10Th Of
LAZY. and arrived at Phoenix Island August ist-sevcn days
va=-age. Arrived az Enterburyfs Island August III, NeKeans
island August sen. ad Bakers Island on the sth- Remained
til the tlth, touessi az IIswtanis Island on the 18th and
landed storss. Lsft The same day ar Eouotaia, arriving here
on the Th Of ssptcrnber-zs days passage.
1aaIvsLs At asKEH's ISLAND
June Am ship Graee Daring. smith
July 19-Brif ship -yoto. Reran-
Aug. SHsw brig Kamehansha v, Reknan-
= DEPAarpaxs.
June Is-km ship King FISHER, Gibbons. 100 tons guano
Gam ship VIM Wilcox. Johnson, 1,22O -
July Tan snip Grace Darling. smith, lDo
Ja,e 1O-Am ship Souanset. Ia Deu. sr Caken.
July 2-Brit ship MARTA, Duncan. Gr Howianis Island.
2t-tiobart Town WI bk Otiey. ? mos out, % bbis ~.
From the msIdlc of July t the middle of August have hal
considerable rain. From May Sth 10 July i7th-sSty-one
running days, sundays stesptcd-shippei 800 tons dry
gaano. and dasng this time ships discharged 1900 tons ballast
Tue a ingssasr. gE- WiheoF apd Craze Daring we're
respectively ten. ten smI eleven days receiving their earxoes.
as absvs-the hes. ships bsing only frty eight running day At
the Island - tho Kingnshsr arriving May 18th, and the Grace
Dariiag sailing July 15th-
From McKean's Island the brig brings the news % ios- %
chains and anchors by the ship Nor Esstsr, anil q her having
kf July 9Th o. procure morr ground t1sSHnx- Ia Is not IN
likely that THIS ship may yet report here beore returning 70
len az Bakers Island, ship Seioto, lacking 800 tons TO com
AZ fIswI1nd's Island. the British ship Mg-ip had taken in
a cargo Il 200 tons of guano anal sailed Nc vessel there AZ
the date of the brirs touching
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

For aursEMENr-u is said that scarcely one per-
son in ten can correctly spell the following sentence
when written from dictation:
1T is an agreeable sight TO perceive the 1npara.-
lelei embarrassment of sn harassed pedu,'r, al
tempting to gauge the symmetry OF Peee eannoss
which a sibyi has stabbed with a poniard, regardiess
of the innuendoes of the lilies of a carnelian nue.
Even President Hill of Harvard College made hSe
mistakes in writingit, and a learned clergyman OF DOS
ton made seven. 1t will at least afford amusement
TO any who experiment with it. The orthosraphy
as riyen above, is correct according to Webster.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

A very pretty quarrel Il Ia progress in England
between the High Churchmea and the Dissenters.
in reference TO the escape OF Prince Alfred from the
Fenian bullet In Australia The High Churehuien
are twitted with the fact that they cannot return
thanks 10 Almighty God for the safety ofthe Prince
ali thew are properly authorized TO do so. Their
congregations in this strait especially in the conn
try districts Of England. have been driven to the
sf11inr of the 81 National Anthem ut the close Of
Diyine service. az the only method at their COM
mand OF signifying their thankfnlness, but for per-
mItting this the clergymen have exposed themselves
10 episcopal censure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12
ES.

.pC. 5-Schr Old Fellow, Davis. fr Hawaii
S-Schr Hattie. Mia, for Kauai
@Schr Kamailr. Adams. for Nookai.
-Am bark Comet, Abbott, 6r san Francisco.
S-Stmr Pels. Brown. for Ncokai-
T-Stmr KIIauea, MeGregor, br Winiwari Ports
7-Schr KOua Packet. Marehant, Er Hawaii
I-Schr Owana. fr Maui.
s-Schr Kamaiic, Adams, for Nolokai-
s-Srhr Active. Ctuney. fr Hawaii
S-Schr Warwick. Er Lanai.
o-Schr Nettie Merrill. Lambert, Or Kauai
o-srhr Luka, Er Kauai
o-Schr Kate Lee, Crane, br Maui
IO-schr Mary. for Kauai.
IO-Schr Hattie, Nika, Zoe Kauai.
rO-Schr Isabella, Er NotDkai-
1I-Schr Mary ELLEN. West, foe Maui
I1-Sehr Moi keike, for Maui
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PAssENG
MARRIED.

Ro.x-Bsms.s-tn HouoluIu. on Tuesday, sth inst. At the
residence Of 4. = Cicghorn, BY Rev. Father HERMANN haIflee
A. Rose 90 Grace BaFras.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

carried on by private enterprise, under strict Gov
crnment surveillance, we shall be much more
likely 10 obtain n better class of people at the
lowest cost. The first importation Of coolies by
Mr.. Graves in 1853. proved To be among the best
labOrers we have ever had - also the cargo for
the Metcalf Plantation while the two cargoes
imported by the Government have proved to be
the very worst,-a collection of murderers, cut
throats, thieves and immoral men, such as never
before were introduced in one body into any
country. To prove the superiority of the Graves
coolies, II is only necessary to refer to the correct
remark of the Gazette that some Of them have be-
come industrious and even wealthy citizens
while others have continued for fifteen years TO
serve with their original employers. The East
Jfed cargo constitutes no exception to the remark
that coolies introduced by private enterprise are
the best, for as servants and laborers they have
given general satisfaction. The treatment they
received on board was outrageous, but the men
a. a class have proved satisfactory. This simply
shows that Government, when acting as a prin-
cipal, is not equal to private enterprise.
But we hold that the whole coolie system must
be changed,-that we can induce free laborers to
come here,-that private enterprise can do it
better than the Goyernment,-and that planters
will ind it to their interest to engage them when
ever they may arrive. We have never asserted
that the planters are - slave-drivers " as the Ga
Sete calls them. The coolie system, as it exists
here, must be admitted by all to be more free
from the hardships incident to it than in any
other country but this is not owing in any meas
ure to anything Government has done, for the
GGcene tells us that not a case has come before
the courts for arbitration. 1t is wholly at
tributable to the mild service they are engaged in
and to the judicious management of the planters,
who as a class are in their dealings with their
laborers, governed by leniency and humane treat
have in Cuba, Peru and Tahiti, nothing but mill
tary rule would prevent disturbance and anarchy.
There are ONE other points in the Gazette ar
ticle to which we intended to refer, but as our
must break off here. We could hardly say less
than we have, under the circumstances. 1t is a
disagreeable service to be compelled to correct
m~istatemcnts from any quarter, but when they
are officially made with an evident design to mis-
lead the public abroad, as these have been, we
have no choice in the matter. If the language W.
have used is considered by any one too strong, we
have simply to say that there can be no apology for
the Government organ, with all the facts and rec
ords within It's reach, TO utter such untruths, and
we hope we shall not again be called on to set it
rigik
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12
-bsp.' MaSts.

roa Saw Fs6zeIseo-Per u. e. Murray. Wednesday, I6th
FoR WtNDw aRD POeTs-Per knaues- on Monday
FoR KsUsI-Pcr Settie Merrill, on Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

n Il
INV BurIDISG.-Th handsome fre-prOof building
ON Kaahumanu street, which has been in process of
erection for some months past by Mr.. G. Rhodes. has
been completed, and the occupants will move in this
week. The building IS two stories, Go feet front by
10 feet deep. The first story has two large stores,
with a cart-way between, to the yard in the rear. One
Of these, with "A cement floor, will be occupied by
Mr.. Rhodes, as a wholesale wine and spirit store,
clothing store.
The upper story reached by a stairway from the
street, is divided into seven large, airy rooms, admir-
ably adapted for Offices. A hall through the length
of the building gives access to these rooms. 1t is
finished throughout with lath and plaster, and there
is a fine cellar for storage beneath the makai store.
The walls are Of the lava stone, found in exhaustible
quantities ut the rear of the town, and Of imported
brick. OF the quality of this stone. the builder says
il is an excellent material, and well adapted for
building purposes.
The front of the building is ornamented with cor
nices, pilasters and mouldings around the windows
and doors. in plain stucco, giving to it a finished and
handsome appearance, and adding much to the i'm
provements in that part Of the town. The roofs is of
corrugated iron, a new material. to us, and having
good claims to public favor. The ventilation has been
carefully attended To. 4 series of perforations
through the walls, covered with gratings, open into
the stores and the rooms, both at the floor and the
ceiling, and the rooms on the upper floor hare venti-
lator~s communicating with the garnet. The tempera-
ture within, therefore, day or night, will be no higher
than the air without, 50 that goods Will lie in no dan
ger from heat, while the comfort of the occupants
will be materially increased. In tropical countries,
the comfort of stone buildings, and their value as
stores, depend very much upon free circulation of air
and a well-ventilated structure will command tenants
in preference to one that is not planned with judicious
reference to this point.
The building was planned and the mason work
done by MIR. J. G. Osborne, and the iron work by
Crockett * Harper. IL is one of the best constructed
buildings in the town. kaahumanu street with the
exception Of three buildings, is now built up with
fre-proof stores. AS these increase in the town,
there will be an increasing disposition among tenants
to rent only such buildings, 50 that capital will here
after be obliged to erect them, if DESTROYS Of receiving
an income from its Northumberland.
In addition to the above, it should be stated that
the front ornamental work was executed solely by
native Hawaiian masons, and is certainly creditable
to them and all concerned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12
HL.uLr.. SWEDEN, March :, lscs.


These and other Europeans might be induced to
migrate hitber. and on their arrival TO contract
To serve from three to five years, and II ut the end
Of that term To locate on or near plantations, and
raise cane on shares, provided land is furnished
10 them on reasonable terms. This is the system
now being adopted in sugar planting in Louis
lana. and in cotton planting throughout the
South. We have recently seen the statement
that more cotton Is now grown there ON shares
than by monthly wages. And in a few years this
system will be followed here. provided European
immigrants are assisted 20 get here.
We do not know what answer was given to the
above letter, but if the Government had shown
the least favorable disposition, or offered to lease
TO these Swedish emigrants some of the wild
waste lands of Koolau on Maui. or Hamakua on
Hawaii, accompanied with such efforts and as
sistancc as are made in other countries to induce
emigration, We doubt not they would migrate
hither.
If our emigration schemes are uniertiken and
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
but nptb. Sinp Define Ogtsrn nod

ttut nptt. Sinp Define Gern nod
ni6t Bier "
sd erwarte fe In Der nd6asn gier.
telaunbe. slber, por allem, er,able mir,
paul. @as III pcrseiaaens g4ie Bat
ii4 bas GntieyIiae 3usetrasen? Du
fonnrsf mir nur bic wenisen BOrts "a.
gen, ais Dp mid biertsr teaelItea Der
Sntel iei topt; er iei sstOptst; ss iei
Elm srobes unsIiid ssidebsn. gBas
mar ess Gr,able mir 2llss. SD fer
Re Dor ansf'
nBas es mar, arms Warsarstb? Du
fOaltss Dir ieIbf iasen. Sd nil Dir
bic 3batia9en mittbeilen. Damn 1aae
Du, mas es mar. Sd tann es ni6t."
GortlrBuus fclsi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
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psrtrcitte lIt balb iiber europa, ,lnb bic Saupt,
SrlpitalGrSie Der alien Weit pantten Cd an
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trlg ,Ir. 9bsOplus, BEN pien tliten Wrbl.
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amerlfaniibrn putlifum nngebpten, nit Der
ppllen Gerllherung, hap man ss bsi rittigtm
0sbrlutbe als Ssimiltel bel fcIgenten aranf.
beiten dnpsnfCn fam:
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ra @icrbus, 5ieber (faltes), ssltes 3ie.
te Sgpboip 5ieter, Nbsumatsmus,
Gpspspiia, &cIif, 1uitrGbrenent,iinps
uns aus,ebruna giisrsnfrantbeitsn,
Nerpenidwdhs, Slabunsen unp Jraus
enfrdnfbeiten.
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wirft wCrtsn. mic ,obupir 3suaniiIc. ppruntsr
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lsn; unb pie5 Siters 1T tsliimmt, ale dner'
rsn Mr,nrien Al prrprlnaen. Wis siu an0e-
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pirb Gnh jene CARTE. halbrurblbti9c GisIdis.
fhrbf aftsr. welbe ecr 6jett Der Ndur (eer ed
has 9Eelb CUR 0rcnt isiner SdUpiun9 teltimm.
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0sItfn unO llnrsssmabI9ItiIen.
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