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been steadily following the Grand Duks Of Neck.
lenburE and Primes Frederick Charies, hsras-
Ing them and driving them out of one town AZ
ter another. But they have made sand at
Etampu. and DE Palatiue has paused and viii
await better opportunity TO advance. Man.
teuffel has abandoned Amiens and hurried away
to Paris. The Prussisns blew up the bridge
when they len. None Of the Prusians are yet
In position to lombard Paris, though . Be-
varisn dropped one shot within the walls the
other day. The French are threatened with
new trouble, and general In Algeria has been
ordered to the southern frontier Of the colony TO
prevent incupions on the native tribe.
TuppAr.-Fortune frowns upon the French
again. Il was claimed, with some show Of
probability, that II General Ducrot did not sue
coed In cutting out Of Paris As he hoped. Cen
ersl de Paiadine had at least been successful
With the army II the LOlr. Even this oonso-
lation Is taken away by the intelligence which
comes from French sources that the general.
sfter being compelled to ''retrcat In good order
10 Orleans, has been obliged to evacnate that
city also to avoid bomdardment. Tours Is OF
eour.e now threatened In earnest. and the pro-
yisional government must put its house In or
der for another removal Meanwhile the news
from Paris b not any more encouraging to tho
French. II does not appear that there has been
any fighting since Friday, but the French have
been compelled TO abandon Champigny and
have retired 10 the western bank Of the Marne,
apparently TO = point south Of the Bois de
vinocnncs. where they are said 10 be "threat-
ening" the position Of the Germans at Bon.
neuil and other villages which they captured
only week ago.
wEpxppAY.-The nrst dispatch concerning
the war In France that has been received for
twenty-four hours Is one sent by King William
70 Queen Augusta announcing the recaptue Of
Orleans with thirty guns and 900 prisoners.
A French report, by balloon, OF Fridays fight
Ing at Champigny aud Brie, says the Prussians
retreatei after losing l6 900 men. IN that Du-
crut took up position on the Marne All CON-
munication between Havrc and the interior Is
cut Of. The French Are 20 incensed at De Pal
adine that there Is talk Of court-martialing him.
Il Is now thought possible that the new year
may see the Prussisns still In front Of Paris. II
Is reported that 400 riAed cannon are ON the
way from the United States to France, and nj
the last accounts from Tours the government 10
snxiously awaiting their arrival to complete the
equipment Of the army Of the Loire.
THuRspAY.-The news to-day sre Ineagrs
owning doubtless 10 defects In the cable, but
enough to confirm the failure Of the French to
repel the invaders. A crisis Is evidently near
at hand. The report that Russia IL prepiring
for war on Q grand scale Is repeated.
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Congress organized on Monday. Moth
ing of interest has been transacted. It
will begin work on Monday next. but lit
tic. however. will DO done until after the
holidays. We shall give n concise com.
pendulum of the doing, Of Congress, each
,voak
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The Portland Press says that the Boston
Journal, Advertiser and Traveller. all republic
can papers, support the democratic candidate
for Mayor. We hope the Press will not read
those Boston papers out OF the party.
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All Mechanics call for Besch's washing Soap. u
ID powerful detergent, and Ia just what they want
lyD
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THE SHEEP TRADE.
HIDES, PELTs, re.

Brighton hides Ia N &c. country lots 70 il.?c.
calf skins 10 10 lsc per 10, tzlow. Bghton l7 "a Ic
country 20 &C. peIts Ia lGc each. sote-, wisolc-
sale, Western. = Ia PER H. retail, : to C. spring
pigs Wholesale lat e, retail 10 Ia lie per b. Fat
logs 90 3 l.2c.
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.N,e.c advertisements.
BIDDIroRD NATIONAL BAHK.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhoide Of
] tho Biddsford National Bank will b held a.
their Banning Rooms on Tuesday, January 10. 1871
st p. ~, Cor the choice of Directors and the Trans
sction Of any other business that may properly
's EM CHAPMAN, c..hisr.
BiddeSbrd, Dee. :, is7u 5usi
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AUCTION!
GREAT SALE OF
CR0CkERY, GLASS &PlATE0 WARE,
Lawsps, LssferHs, Cutlery,

WINDOW SHADES AND FANCY GOODS.
Also, big stock Of
Flavoring Extracts!
Hws shall sell our entire stock Of goods In store
f6U Msts NJ, Guy BstidtsV, eominencins
FRIDAY, DEC. ., 1870,
Al O'Clock A. ~, and eontinus the ale unt all 10
sold. Tho Abovc oner rare chance for all who wish
10 buy Holiday Presents " ell again OF W give to
their friends, ~ they will be sold In lots 70 suit pur
y. sc d. * MOORE.
JoHS N. GoopwIS, Auctioneer.
BIddeiord, Dee. 6, 1870. iv5t
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The Record of es- Governor Yance, Senator
Elect from North Carolina.
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Cambridge Cattle Markot,-.Dso. o.
MAINE cArrLE-BE EFF AND STORE

Working Oxen-SlaG2O. Steers and slim oxen,
S7ODl25, or when we'll Matched . little above their
value as beef Mich Cows-Sllm 10 fair. t3bd65 I,
sisSsS, yesrilnsss, sisaS two-ycar-eId,, sa1io.
In every depaItment the cattle trade this week
appears Of discount from that Of last week. Here
at the eastern yards nearly every pen 70 we'll aled
Maine 10 over 6, just about double last wccks sup
ply from this source. Tho stock may not DO qnite
As good, the beef not ~ fat, the working oxen not
as thrifty and strsight-at any rete. buyers act a.
n they thought 20. Last week we hoped that
tho market had turned corner towards better
trade. But II seems ~ have hacked down into the
old ruk, and all the good words We spoke last week
must be limited to the time 10 which they refeIred
AS leave the yards to-day Affairs Look htsio
dubious.
ers for tIiT; I pair and odd or, n In girth, at
SOS per head ! coarse stag. sos yeariing BULL
Sls.
IN, iSr si5 ;1'p pair iouryssfSId., a, SIS,
forward COW, ti5; [ fAt COW, 40 he, 81
NV Norten sold beef COW, SIS, 2springers, $40
each . two;ysar.cld heiieI., ~ each e. .,,,
two.y ear-old heller, $s2
u Estes soid two-yearold heifers, so each !
pair oxen, 7 n 2 In, s!tOJ CIT 8 In, BIS.
Loavlit Bailey sold pair oxen 20. tI9 per pair.
Sr 10 in. ss,S store COW, sD. -.
J briggs sold 2 old cows, SIS each ! pair oxen, 0
n In, SID, three-year-OIds, o u y IN, tiui Sim
pair threc-year-olds, SO, beef COW, so.
MaxAeid a Davis sold ~ two-year-olds at s0
beef cows at IS each thrcc-year-old steers, $6S
each others ut $40
Libbey & Thompson I pair oxen, ~ In, 500 g.
year-olds at Ss l bull. 80.
ID Wells soli 2ycsr-otis at 81 - each 6yesrllng,
SIS 50 each cows 80 30 each ] heller ~ 10
COW l-2c dressed. :.
&c Mile! 9.ys.r-old heifsr' at sa per head !
CT Hammond soid psIr ~ we'll matched oxen alou!
2O lbs live weight M IN. for SIS; pair Of matched
Dcvons foar years old, 100 lbs. 10 In $40 pair
n \ IN slsD.
il Ho.mer soId pair OFT n oxen $50 lbs, $40 Z
pair n in zm lbs til0 In suD ibs slsO; pair
IN In 1,D lbs S2l5 n 10 In, g'jO lbs SlsO In,
800 lbs SIS 9 n In, ESQ lbs slt7.
THE SHEEP TRADE.
Pr,ces-Norti,ern Sheep and Lambs 81 90 20 50 per
head In lots, or IN &c per IN.
With nearly l2yGD sheep aud lambs n Cambridge anil
Medford slone-or something less than 40 more than
last week. trade has . ,i,-p~.r ri i.-,k. . =.
us at 81 Is each. q Gibbs rs at 81. Courser IN
at % a. Hosea Gray ~ At sy7s, Grrfory Chamtrriin
l8 nj 81 IS A Blake % Canada sheep q ~ u, Capt
Armsi rong Il, estimasi at 20 lbs each a ~ y, some OF
the wool sheep and lambs are - last week.
nj &C per ID.
HIDES, PELTs, &e.
Brighton hides Ia ~ &C. country lots 20 1l-2c,
calf skins ~ 20 sc per H. tzow Bghton l-7 Ia Ic,
country 10 &C, peits 81 i7 IN Inc each, sote-, wtle-
SALE Western = "a &C pr ID. retail, = &C. spring
pigs Wholesale IL 10 e, retail 10 to lie per ID. Fat
logs = tn s i-sc. @
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CIVIL sKRylcE RxxoRx.

Always favoring practical reform, respectfully
call your attention 10 enc abuse OF long standing
which would like 10 see remedied By this Con.
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Biddeibrd, Dee. :, ls7I 5w3l
HAZE Y0U BEEN TO SEE THR LION:
Knot, call st ooce 81
Frost's Rug Store!
No. $50 b ls2 Main st.,
Where ysu win nsd the largest assortment Of
RUG PATTERNS
ever ofyercd In this market, consstIng Of about
twenty different styles, very nicely printed, VIII,
the coloss I'll shadcd % that child tsn ycars old
can make . rug just - easy - the oldest rug ma
hers. Call and SO them before purchasing else
where. We also keep The
VERY BEST DYE SrUFFs
fbr colorng rlgs and sill at the very iowest cash
prices We have q smalI LOT Of Patterns that gut
spotted In printing, which No sell at tribe moro
than the cost Of the cloth
We ~ssf q Isr sssre ksesfs 70 cell theso
PatteFne. Any man or woman can MAKE nom ~ 70
81 per day and expsnsss- Call on, 90 address WIN
z. g. FROST.
100 q ls2 Main st.. Biddeford. No.
NorE.-Ali pcrsons indebted 10 the subscriber 6r
Tin Ware or Rug Patterns arc hardly requested To
call and settle, OF they vii b len out for colec-
tou SIR
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THE NAVY.

A. r. -
Ine sNpenses OF Ws ia ~, Wy "noie OF last
yos,' o De ,n.n S "a no az shon, e nc re-
pot ,'a my ,hs, 'ua .r, ,he Drsv ION. xeer
pensss since the commencement of this ascai
year, i.e. since july 7, show for the Ave months
crease 81 over ss,tooou nom tnose OF the CORES.
ponding months OF last year. Inc estimate for
the current year was zsSoo0.lS1. Ihat Tor next
year Is sto,6sSy5iI, win No-loo add..onal for
necessary permanent improvements. Ihese esti.
OF the naval establishment. rs IL now is, without
much IN the nature OF petmsnen. Improvement.
Inc appIopiiauons mane ny SonHcss ,or me lass
anu curfent yeaIs were e'uenuy intenuel by
ils prcssnt iooun5 ~ uns spsmss anu re.nttlng
oI our S.u snips tnis Pou.{ n'us, " sous egran'
nsIy' put surrey, uestIoy me nsyanu y IN
pursued, the necessity Ior more iepdln IN ships
and navy yard: become more impersuve and
morS cosby, anu our euIen. eApenses are an
msnT of which must soon become unsafe " NM
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In conclusion would sum mp the policy OF the
every law; faithful collection OF the revenue;
economy in the disbursement Of the same; q
prompt payment or every debt Of the nation;
ments OF tho country will admit, the reduction Of
the taxation 10 be so arranged rs TO AFFORD the
gseatest relief 10 tho greatest number; honest
and fair dealing with all other people, 10 the emil
that war with all Its blighting consequences, may
be avoided, but without surrendering any right
or obligation due us: q reform IN the treatment
OF the Indians and In the whole civil service ofthe
country, and nnnily In securing pure, untram.
10 cast vot6 may do so just once at each elec.
lion, without fear OF molestaiion or prescription
on account Of his political faith, nativity or color.
Executive Mansion. Dec. 8, 1870. M nm
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Under the act Of Congress OF the 18th day Of
July, 1870. the army has gradually been reduced,
SO That on the LIST Of January, 1871 the number OF
commss stoned officers and men will not exceed
the number contemplated by that law.
The War Department building Is an old struc.
ture not fire proof and entire ~ inadequate In ID.
mansions to our present want. Many thousands
OF dollars are paid annually for rents OF pri.
waite buildings to accommodate the various bn.
reaus or the department.. recommend nm nppro-
suited TO the present and growing wants Of The
nation.
The report OF the Secretary Of War, shows q
very satisfactory reduction I'm the expenses of the
army for the last fiscal year. For details you are
referred 10 his accompanying report.
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Since the sdjournment Of Congress. the rati-
6cstions Of the treaty with Great Britain for
sbolishing the mixed courts for the Suppression
Of the slave trade, have been exchanged. It's
believed that the slave trade Is now confined TO
the eastern coast Of Africa. where the slaves are
taken 10 Cuban markets. -
The ratification Of the naturalization oonven-
ton between Great Britain and the United
States, has also been exchanged during the re-
cess, and thus long standing dispute between
the two governments has becu settled In Accord
snce with the principles always eontended for
BY the United States = 1870 9. 3
orR LrNr wloxa.
In April last while engaged In locating mil
itary reservation near Pembina . eorps Of en-
sincrrs discovered that the commonly received
boundary linz between the Uniisd states and
the British possessions 81 that place b abcut
4,T0O feet south Of the true position Of the 49tA
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TIE cHiNEE.

The massacre Of the French and Russian res-
heuts stTeintIen, under circumstances Of great
barbarity. were supposed by some to have been
prvmclitated, and in purpose among the pop
ulsee to e1terminate foreigners in the Chinese
empire. The evidence fails TO establish such .
uppositiOn. but shows q completely by the local
authorities and the mob. The government at
Pekin, however, seems 10 have been disposed 10
fulfil its treaty obligations 20 far ID was able
10 do 20. Unfortunately the news Of the war
between the German States and France reached
China soon after the massacre. II would APP
pear that the popular mind became possessed
with the idea that this contest, extending 10
China waters, would nsutraliss the christian in
fiueuce and power, and that the time was CON-
ing when the supersttious mas might eIpel oil
foreigners and rssto; Q tie Msndarins influence.
Anticipating trouble from this. invited France
and North Germany TO make an authorized sus-
pension Of hostilitiss in the cast, where they
were temporarily suspended, by an act OF the
commanders, and 10 act together for the future
promotion In China Of the lives and properties
Of Americans and Europeans.
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A like unfriendiy disposition has been mani.
Tested on the part OF Canada In the maintenance
Of n claim To the right To exclude the citizens OF
the United states from The navigation Of the 50.
Lawrence. This river constitutes n naval outlet
To the ocean for eight States, with an aggregate
population ofabout 600 inhabitants and with
Am aggregate tonnage Of 6Isil,3 67 tons upon the
waters which discharge into It. The foreign
commerce OF our ports In these waters Is open 10
British competition, and the major part of it Is
done In British bottoms 1.-THE American sea
men bc excluded nom tins national avenue 10
the ocean, the monopoly OF the direct commerce
Of the lake ports with the Atlantic would
be In foreign hands, their vessels on transatlantic
voyagesh having an access TO our lake ports, which
would be denied To American vessels In similar
voyages. To state such aproposition Is to refute
IL Justice. III, .....-
During the administration Of Mr.. John Quincy
Adams, Mr.. Clay unguestionsbiy demonstrated
the natural right OF the citizens OF the Cnitest
States 10 the navigation OF this river, claim.
ing that the art ofthe Congress of Vienna,
In opening the Rhine and other rivers 10 all
nations, showed the Judgment Of European
that country, through which navigable river
passes, have . natural right 10 enjoy the naviga.
ton OF that river 30 and into the sea, even
po~sr. This firh, does not esrlads the coDsSnsi
right OF the Sovereign possessing tho territory
through which the river debouches into the sea
20 make such regulations relative To the police
Hut these regulations should be framed In q
liberal spirit OF comfy, and should not Impose
needless burdens upon the commerce. which has
the right OF transit. 10 has been found In prac-
tice more advantageous 20 arunnge these rcf,lla.
tons by mutual agreement, and the United States
are ready To make any reasonable arrangement
As 10 the police ofthe 50. Lawrence, which may
be suggested by Great britain. IL the CLAIM,
made by Clay was Just when the population Of
the States bordering on The shores Of The Lakes
was only 900, u now derives greater force
and equity from Tie increased population, wealth,
production and tonnage OF the states on The
Canadian frontier. since Mr.. Clay advanced his
argument In behalf OF our right, the principle
for which he coutcndci has been frequently, and
by various ns1ons, recognized by law and treaty,
and has been extended 10 several other rivers.
by the treaty concluded n Mayence, In 1881,
the Rhine Was declared nee from The point whore
it h nrst uavigable 90 the sea. By, The conycn-
tion between Spain and Portugal, eoncinded IN
leso, the navigation OF the Douro throughout its
whole extent MAS made nee foe tho subjccts OF
both crowns. In lSas the Argentine Confedera
ticu by treaty then opens the Tree navigation OF
The rarasnsy anu Uruguay % The merchant
vessels OF all nations: In ls,6 the Chmssn war
closed by q treaty which provided for the nee
navigation Of the Danube. In lsss Bolivia BY
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sErrLENrNr.

mas, Of correspondence and testimony contrib
u,ei bv the two governments. and awarded 10
the United States the sum Of four hundred thou
and and seven hundrci and forty dollars and
pioe cents In gold, which has since been paid
nv the Imperisl government. Thee recent ex-
.mples. show that the mode which the United
States have proposed 10 Spain for adjusting the
pepdins claims Is Just and feasible, and that t
NAV be agreed 10 by either nation without dis
honor. II IL to be hoped that this moderate de-
mand may be accecied 10 by Spain without fur
ther delay. Should the pending negotiations
unfortunately and Unexpectedly be without re-
suit Il will then become nv duty 10 comuuni-
cate that fact TO Congress and invite Its action
on the subject.
SPAIN AND rux SOUTH AMERICAN nEruBtfcs.
The long deferred peace conference between
Spain and the allied South American republics
has been inaugeratei In Washington under the
auspices Of the United States.
Pursuant 10 the Recommendation contained In
the resolution Of the House Of Representatives
Of the 18th Of December. 1866. the Executive
Department Of the government offercd is friend
ly Offices for the promotion Of peace and har~
mony between Spain and the Allied Republics.
Her;tstiops and obstacles occurred to the &C.
oeptapce OF the ofcr. Ultimately. however, q
eonftrrnce was held and vas opened In this city
On the 10Th OF October last. at which author
ind the Secretary Of State to preside. Il was
attended by the ministers Of spain, Peru, Chill.
and Ecuador. In consequences OF the absence Of
q representative from Bolivia the conference Was
adjourned until the attendance Of pisniPossn-
tisry frvm that R<pablio could Be secarcd, OF
other msasures could bs sdcptsi towards com
passing LIS object rhs allied and other repuo-
fcs Of Spanish origin on this continent may scc
I'm this fact new proof u our sincere interest IN
their welfare, Of our desire 10 go them blessed
vith GOOD governments capable Of maintaining
order and preserving their respective territorial
ip,errity, and Of our sincere wish TO the extent
AZ our own commercial and social relations with
shem. The tine u not probably far distant
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,pelbt sinm Sbsit Der iaHf pUrssrhditn
@erps SiIttn, wsl6s irst I'm Ncrhsn BON
Srleane rperiren.
Die Cd la&t mar cine lebr beige unp
bic tsutlher 9ruppen airgsn inter etnfm
furhtbarrn Seuer rer 8ranicleu por. OaS
bajriItbe Corps nabm cas Dprf paurrp
uutsr flnrm w0brsn Gusflre9sn fer 0'an>
,clsn. weltbe binler 8arIfaoen une IN oen
6GuIern rcllirt warrn. NIT asfalltsm Sd'
icrett I'm Gturms, trieb bic 6ranicIsn aus
ben 6GuIern unp fa6 iie Su 5unpsrtfn
nisber. Die JraniOisu fpten aus oem
Dorfe unS 3pasn iidb binter sotanp 3urud.
Gle lteern IL 8anCnen in itren Sers
ldan,uueen Suriif. pslGe pun ZEN Sdisrn
aencmmrn purben, Die aud metrerr bum
bert 0ffanDrne mahtrn.
Die G6ldftlinic lludts iftb iibsr Org.
res, YataY, 2oi9ny, uno Gr!end9, l3 Bis
II Olsilsn rrrrws Hid unp npreliA SOn
Srlsaus.
@rasrn wurte Die Shla6t pisbsr auf'
asnummsn, bas 8sIuIt1t rsrlsl6en iIt je'
bod nod nidt berihtet wUrren.
DIE grsueen taben teutc paS 8cmbar'
bsmsnt pcn gsIfOrt bsaUnrcn unb NAB
reno brs aanjen SaJrS NIT Nahbruf fort
sriett.
prin, 8rtetrid Sarl mslost. er tabt
NIT rem 3. unp 8. Corps bic frlni6fi&t
GCire grmre pun GtrriQp in ZEN gro6er
g8alb BON Srleans 9etrteten unp 2 Sa'
npnen ertautst.
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SSGd1cnb{att.
.trishri6 gBaancr, 6eranssebsr.
scranton, ben s. &c;tr. 1870.
Gr0ifuune ScS ScnsreiieS.

Die GrnarebfbunS purts AM Mcnthg
erSfnet unb bic 8ptidait Res praiiSsnten
1csIsi6 einSsl6idt unp YsrlsIen. Disiflbs
tett pie srObs SsrmeIrun8 fer GtnnGb
men aus Snlaup fsusrn berpor, bic ercbsn'
tt,tls bsm jest anssncmmsnsn pirtIamsn
Gpitsm rer StsusrerbsbunB 3u pertantfn
iet. Gs piio Usrsslhlassn, oas Snternal
Niusnue Bureau 5u sinsm teicnrsrsn
Department rer Npmini hatipn 81 ma'
den.
Su 9s.reif Der auSwdrti9en SeStehun'
osn wirp tsm 9auts @liid sfwhn'6t, oaB
rsr 5rispe tepatrt wprrsn III, ndbrenp
fremet glaticnen fd i'm Srisae befinrsn.
Die 8osl6aft wsiit anf bic Nsputlion
ber gtrmee unp Der 5Iptts bin unp srtldr'
es fir ratGlam, bas mir bel rem jfBl9en
gerbdltniTsn mebr S&iFs in frsmpsn
@eraNern 9aben. Die Sntersifsn prr
S6ifTiabrt lplltsn pur6 Jwsdmabt9e @s-
isbs ssi6rptrt rpsrrsn.
Die in Der SnbtansrfrdSs bsoba2tft'
Uplittt Dat Rb pUladnpig tewdbrt.
Sn Der alabama. 5ra9e piu ber praIt'
bent cine snti6iebsne Saltuns rtnnsbmsn
um cine talpige GrIsbiSuns nsrislbsn ber'
beijufutren.
Der prdRrsut mutt BON Nsusm bar
ouf aufmsrtiam, BON psldsr gStttt8tetI
es Iet, cine Citation In ben msftnotl6sr
Grwa6ern gu taten unO su bieiem 3wsd'
Gan Domingo gu erptrten.
Die BtpnOmiife Ssrwaltun5 Der YNl
pIro riibmsnO bsrpprssbobsn.
GPit Ger gRabl pom Gcnerebmitslieosrr
In Georgia miro bic 8'eOnitrnettOn roll
enbst perpen unp mir fnb ieBt Vcn Neusn
elm sssini9tes Bolt.
Die 6rnss, OF bic NatipnaIl6uIO raid
ubsr nur aumablis ub8strassn psrer'
Icu, wtrb benz @rmsHen bes GOnsrsiis
anbstmesaeut.
Der pr6Frsnt pini6t Rem eanbs @lh'
su Der raI6tn gntwtdsluns Ieiner Snlts
auellrn upb Istnsr Sunsbmenpsn 9roipert
tat, fir psIds bic grssbniIe bes nsus'
GtnIus ben tlarRsn 8swris Iirfrrn.
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2m i1crfCallfcla :

3rsi SaulOtten, 80 bel SO SUP srrB, AT Der
Rrip- -StraBs In pine SrrpF sslsssu. Die Cine
baScn IN cine GfIptte all Der 9lllry. Gbrnic cine
9ctte an psnn @rsnue liegene unb 2i lei 1876
5uB 9ruB. 3u erfrasrn bel gBm. g8iutsr,
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