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House for Sale.

A GOOD q story house, centrally located, con-
IA tanning ten finished rooms, with furnace gas,
Sebago, and good drainage. There is good garden,
with Grape vines, Strawberries Gooseberries, Cur
rants, Raspberres and Plums, connected with the
house. Apply to CHARLES CUSTIS & CO., 493
Congress Street. iy7dtf
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THE lafe Harriet Martineau wrote her own
obituary and it was not very fattering one
either. For many years before her death
she had been leading editorial writer on the
London Neacs and among other things had
contributed series of biographical sketches
or obituary notices of eminent literary people.
Her own obituary had been in the Neavs office
for twenty-one years. 1t was critical review
OF herself and works and described and pro-
nounced very severe judgment upon some of
them.
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For Sale or TO let,
FOR SALE.

BOARDING house centrally located. Will ex-
ID change for real estate in this city vicinity.
AnnlY TO 27 Pearl st. nj
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For Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE.

d. A first class residence, centrally situated on
M;: State Street; all furnished. Address
NELL ju2sdtf ?. 0, BOX 1902.
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For Sale.
For Sale.

1.-TWO First-Class House for sale on Avon Street.
l. Inquire of G. w. STROUT, on premises
jy17 d1w*
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For Sale.

d.. The three story brick dwelling house. No.
E;i, IT'S Danforth Street, recently occupied by
.Aae- Watson Newhall. Possession given imme-
diatey.
Also, the two story brick dwelling house on the
westerly corner Of spring and Park Street. Terms
easy. JOSEPH IISf4EY.
apo dam
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For Sale.

AssH a New two story French Rooted House,
aTI AS5E No. 422 Cumberland ST., containing four
SldEt iflee teen rooms fitted up with furnace, gas
uszaeS Sebago water, and all the modern i'm.
provements OF a first-cass house. Inquire of JOR-
DAN BROS, No. IL Danforth st. apr4dtt
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THE naval committee will present major
ity and minority report, the former, of
course, criticising very severely Secretary
Robesons administration of the navy depart
ment and the latter exculpating him from all
the charges against him. Some correspond
ent asserts that the majority will go so far as
to recommend his impeachment, but this is
doubtless false, for the manner of the inves-
tigation has demonstrated clearly that the
Democrats will not put themselves in posi-
ton where they will be compelled to support
their charges by competent testimony but
will seek rather to stab in the dark.
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To Let.

A 7 Woolford's Corner, on High Street, a House
"A and Barn; garden planted tor small family.
Inquire of f. G. PATTERSON,
iy6dtf Portland.
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To Let.
Picnic Wagon 10 Let

NIENEMENT in No. So Franklin Street, ODD,
Il Lincoln Park; nine rooms. Rent reasonable
Call at House. iy1dtf
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CCHR. HATTIE E. SAMPSON, $50 6l-100 tons
- burthen, n. NJ, well found in sails and rigging,
&c. Apply to MICAH SAMPSON.
jne21dtf 100 Commercial st.
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Land for Sale i'm Deeriny,

ITNHE subscriber offers for sale desirable lot of
II land on Stevens Plains containing about sc. 600
feet. For particulars inquire at No. 21s Fore st.
apr11tf RUFUS DUNHAM.
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10 Let.

ENHE BRICK HOUSE No. "A Danforth Street
l. containing all the modern improvements In
quire at No. 10 Central Wharf
jnel6 dtf
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House Rents.

1.-TWO Genteel Tenements; rooms each in the new
Il brick house, No. 764 Congess Street; Gas,
Sebago, bath room, hot and cold water. and modern
improvements. u Story House; rooms; Munroe
Place. neat tenement of ROOM gas and Sebago.
In Lanes Block Federal Street.
jy13d1w F. G. PATTERSON, 3795 Congress st.
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-1I9 TO Let.
d Yacht Alarm. 2S tons, thoroughly
M equipped and furnished. Has superior ac-
NM commodatons. Will be let by day or week
4yAA to responsible parties. A good pilot in
charge. Apply to d. II. BURNS, Shipping
Office, 167 Fore St., or on board. jy15dtf
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NOTICE..
ROOMS TO xET.
TO LET
To Let.

I OVER tenement of house No. 256 Spring st.
~ corner of May. Terms moderate. Apply to
j. M. STEDMAN, 145 Commercial St. or MAT
TOCKS & FOX, 311 Exchange st. jy1Sdtf
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ENA n MT
TO Let.

"A PLEASANT rent of six rooms in perfect order;
e e J W 1as gas and Sebago Rent $3.50, Apply to L..
17S Commercial street. myI2-tt
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LOST AND FOUND.
Found.

Found.
nN Free street Thursday morning a WALLET,
~ containing a small sum of money and some
cepts. The owner can have the same by calling
d. w. CLARK, II Market street, proving property
and paying charges. jylSd3tA
Lost.
DETWEEN the Preble House and High st.
ID white CAMEO RING. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at this office.
jy18 d3t
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The vote in the House Monday on the
motion of Mr.. Springer of Illinois to sus-
pend the rules to allow the introduction of a
bill to repeal the specie resumption act shows
that there is score of Democrats in the
House who are frank enough to acknowledge
that the plank in the st. Louis platform call
ing for repeal of the resumption act is a
declaration in favor of imitation. These
Democrats, to their credit be it said, assisted
the Republicans to defeat and demoralze the
advocates of a policy which would postpone
indefinitely return to sound currency
and which if enforced would result in ma
tional bankruptcy.
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Ts.f The easterly half of residence corner of Free
|iii ana ana High streets, now occupied by W. ii. An~
Tn9niTe Of SUM- Esq. possession given first Of May.
a1pied,t +. w. LIBBY,
"piiouA az Exchange st.
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The Associated Press has begun again to
advertise the Tlton family. The public is
grave,y informed that Theodore recently
sent $1,000 to his wife and 500 to his son
Ralph, and that Mrs. Tilton refused the
money for herself and deposited both
amounts for the benefit of the child. She
neglected to inform the child, however, that
the money was the gift of its father and to
expatiate upon the latter's munifcence, a
neglect which Mr.. Titon deemed sufficient
evidence of her unftness to train the child
and accordingly seized it and escaped with it
into New Jersey, where doubtless it will be
furnished with copy of the evidence in the
Beecher trial from which to learn its fathers
nobility.
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TO Lei.

EOUSE on the corner Of High Id Danforth St.
IA III the best of repair has looms and large
pantry, good furnace, gas and Sebago water, good
cemented cellar, woodhouse and large Garden In
qure at No. IS High Street.
my16dtt PETER HANNA.
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STOhE No; 122 Commercial street, next below
- Dana d Co., now occupied by Joshua Hobbs g
Son., Possession given Immediately. Apply at sc
Danforth st. c. OXNARD
april dtf
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nN reasonable terms for excursion parties; good
~ horses and safe driver. Appyto
JOHN RAY
219 Bracket St., or II Commercial Wharf
Jy6 d1m~
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ner in which he served out his brandy
todties apd cocktails. "IIafyey Green,
the gentleman of easy pursuits, in search
of "pigeors 70 pluck" with dice and
cards, was well personated by Mr..
Leon Rousssn. DR.. F. M. Pe,tey as
"Romaine" was a success in showing
up the vices resulting from the rulnous
use of the rum bottle. Mr., F. b..
Hale as "Wille Hammond" made a
good prohigate spendthrift. Miss Adlh
Petty as " Mrs. Morgan" Miss Lizzie
Barron as "Mehitabel Cartright," Nj S
Matte Speed as "Mrs Slade," and Miss
Marian Pettey rs "Mary Morgan,
played their respective parts with con-
siderable echf for amateurs and were,
by far, the attrac tive stars that bright
ened this pat thetc drama into decided
success. Mr.. Parry's song did much
to break the monotony attendant upon
the preparations nee essary to be made
prior TO the performance ofthe "Siam'
csc Twins which little farce seemed
to amuse the audience TO the satistac-
ton of the performers.
Owing to the breaking of some of
the curtain machinery, little confu-
sion was rreated for while, but upon
the same being temporarily repaired,
everything went on quite smoothly.
On Friday night the Dramatics, pre-
seeted the laughablc and amusing farce
of the "Widow's Victim" and the
SIDE, splitting drama, "The Tooeles. >
The auditorium on this, as on the for
mer occasion, WAS filled to rcpletion.
Time and space forbid special mention
of any of those who performed their
parts with SO much credit. Suffice it
to say that round of applause greeted
almost every appearance before the au
dence.
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SONAt.

Gen. G.. W. Adams and Col. O. P.
Lyles, from Memphis. and Maj. Il. F.
Crittenden, were the visiting attorneys
in attendance at court this week.
Owing to the sickness Of J. X. p.
Hale, clerk of the circuit court, Capt.
F. L. James is officiating, pro tfm, in
that capacity.
Cot. II. g. McLAUGHLIN, ex -edi.
tor of the Mound City Post, has
been in attendance at circuit court,
during the week, Attending to some
law business. The colonel is in the
enjoyment of EXCEEDING good
health and spirits and we hope TO
90 him oftcner in the future.
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AUTUMN LEA-Es.

"Comc, little leaves said the wind ono day,
'Come o'er the meadows with me and play;
Put on your dresses of red and gold;
Summer il gone and the days grow cold
Soon as the leaves heard the winds loud call,
Down they came hutiering, one and all;
over the brown fields they danced and few,
singing the soft little ,ongs they knew;
Cricket, goodbye, we've been friends so lsalg
Little brook, ring us your farewell song
say you are sorry to see us go;
All YOU will miss Us, right well we know.
Dear little lambs, in your Hcecy fold,
Mother ~il keep you from harm and cold;
fondy we've watched you in vale and glade;
Say, will you dream o' our loving shadc2"
Dancing a. d Nhirling the little leave. went;
Winter had called them, and they were content
soon fast asleep In their earthly beds,
The snow laid Il cOvcrlet over their heats
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AMUSENIENTS. a

Wednesday night the Osceola Lite.
rary and Dramatic Association gave
their first performance in their new
hall. Long before the raising of the
curtain, every seat was occupied, and
many who could not get in, clamoring
cor admit,ance. The evenings enter
tainment consisted Of the thrilling five.
act drama, "Ten Nights in a Bar
room," followed by the amusing farce
of "Siamese Twins, with song be-
tween the two pieces -"You and l."
Mr.. Henry COX as "Sample Swichel"
rendered the Yankee roustabout to per-
fection, and was frequently applauded.
Mr.. NJ, Heinz as "Simon Slade" played
the ex.millcr, transformed into the
money,making, jolly landlord, with
credit, and seemed to put considerable
life in his role. +. A. Garlick as "Joe
Morgan presented the varied phases OF
the once debased drunkard, subsequent,
" reformed into the man Of sobriety
and prosperity, with much feeling and
pathos. Mr.. Edward Parry as Frank
Slade," made a first class bar tender.
and gave much service as to the man
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--Dr. SWePd. Dentist. is
HO,r ir Osce0ia, ana can
be found 0fthP Planters
F0HSe fora skOY.s time.

Court week has filed our town
with people. Our little streets present
the appearance Of the crowded thor
oughiares of some large metropolis
Merchants and grocers seem in good
SPIRITS, and the community wears a
busy appearance.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

GRENADA, Mlss. Nov IA fire broke
out last night, in the fancy grocery of L.
Mycrsburg, about l o'clock, and de
stroyed s55 900 worth Of property.
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School NOt;-o,

Professor b. M. Ilogg will open a
private school in the Driver school
house, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
November. Tuition per month, 81 so.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor \. II. Garland
sec'y Of statc-B. b. beavers
Auditorium, X. Miller
Tr, A-llrcr- 4 j. Churchill.
ATTY Gcnl-r. T.. Hughes.
Com. state Lands--J. y. >mithee-
Chancellor Il. Eakiu.
thancrry Cltrk-A Il. Wit.
chief Ju-ticc-E. II. English.
Associate Justices v m. NJ. Harrison anu
David Walker
Congressman, lst Distnct-L. L. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit Counties OF Mississippi, Gro s.
Irittcndcn, rOnisett, Cuiglcad Greene, Clay
ton and Randolph
Circuit Judge-L. l.. Mack.
PrOs Att'y.-Rutus II. Black
LEGISLATIVE
29th District-cuuntics OF Nj s~-dpli jackson
Puiut,ctt and CIHighead,
Stat. >cuHtor-J. 4 Henderson
R,prc-entatiyc-J + Ruddle.
COUNTY OFFICER.
County Judgc-L VI CHrIigan.
Shclul-j. u Drlyer.
County Il. III. L.. - Hale.
Irrasurcr-J. l. Driver.
SurNcyur--.juhn II. RAINY.
Assos~urL. Ward
Curuner-A. W Lucas.
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Montenegro also Accepts the
ArmistiCc.
The Porte's Acceptance Uncon-
diticnal--A Bill Introduced
into the French Chamber
to Pardon Commu-
niSts.

LONDON, November 4.-Thc Wen
ma correspondent of the Times an
nounced that Montenegro has accepted
the armistice on the same terms as Ser
via.
The Daily News dispatch from Vi
emma reports that the Austrian ambas.
sador at St. Petersburg has been ordered
to proceed to Cividia. 1t is rumored
that the grand vizier will shortly 60
there on confidential mission.
A Belgrade telegram to the Times
confirms the statement that the armis.
tice, as accepted by the porte, is un-
conditional.
The marquis of Harrington, in ad-
dressing public meeting at Keighly,
yesterday, said however much he might
question the policy Of some Of the gov
crnmcnt's measures relative to the East.
ern question, he was not prepared to
say thct the objects the government
had aimed at had not been such as
would generally commend themselves
to the good opinion OF the Eng lsh peo-
pie.
The Standards Paris dispatch says
that NJ. Gatineau's bill for the cessation
of the prosecution against the commun
lists, was introduced in the chamber OF
deputies by M. Lisbonne. After the
debate, during which Duiaure opposed
and Gam3etta supported the measure,
the house, by an overwhelming MAORI
ty, decided to proceed to debate the
clauses of the bill. The Standards
correspondent remarks thar this defeat
of NJ. Dufaure ought to show the neces-
sity Of the government doing some
thing in the matter.
The Times, yesterday, published a
letter from Paris, on the subject of
which the following is the substance
an. Gatineau's proposition is that no
new prosecutions for participation in
the commune be given, and the old
prosecutions be quashed, except those
directed against the instigators or prn-
ciples Of assassination, incendarism,
robbery, and all trials of parties in con-
tumacy before the court OF assizcs, in.
stead of the military tribunals, as here
tofore. This provision would prolong
the trials ten years, as between 5000
and 1000 cases remain to Ue heard,
while the court OF assizcs could only
hear 900 or 400 "a year.
A special dispatch to the Standard,
from Serajier, tine capitol of Bosnia, re-
ports that the residence of the Austrian
consul in that town had been set on
fire, it is said, by the Turks, and that
the troops who were summoned to ex-
tinguish the flames plundered the house
The sum of $500, 900 in specie was
withdrawn yesterday from the bank OF
y ENGLAND for shipment to New York.
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LOCAL..

The most bitter piece of satire on
a man generally affects him least. 1t
is written and composed after his
death, and is commonly known as
Gan obituary notice"
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fhe stated communications Of Osceola Lodge
No. q r. X \. N. ., will be cid the saturday
on or acXt before, each full moon, VIZ Jau.
sth. e, Feb Ith., March ith., April Sh. May 9Th,
June 3rd., (St. John, the Baptist, June ith,)
July lst August 5h., sept end sept 3Olh
oct 2sth Nov. 18th, Dee. 27th (Dec 30th,
St JOAN the EvangrlisD
The Members are ordered to attend in accord
anc with the by Laws
All Master Masons in good standing are cord-
ally inaited to attend. Hy order of
4. A. GARLICk, W NJ
! W. CLAPP Scc'y
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The Y denotes rise. and the - fall Of river.
Tort List.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Osceola Belle, Memphis.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Grand Republic, St. Louis
Z" Ste. Genevieve, Memphis.
4" Capitol City, Vicksburg
&" Robt. Mitchell, N. 0.
DEPARTURES.
I" Osceola Belle, Ashport.
a." Grand Republic, N. o.
" Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
4" Capitol Ciy, St. Louis.
Robt. Mitchell, St. Louis.
Ste. Geneyieve, ST. Louis.
RIVER. WEATHER, AND BUSINESS.
River still very low.
Weather clear and cool. Mercu'
ry $50.
Business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
-"Ti,den is elected"
River men will socn command
higher wages.
An attache of Coles circus fell in
the river at Memphis few days since
and was drowned before assistance
could reach him
The Chester passed down at
o clock last night, and reported lilden
as having over two hundred electoral
votes.
The Osceola Belle came up yes
tcrday, and retrrned with a very fair
trip of cotton. She now makes one
of her trips on Sunday, instead of Sat
urday, as before.
The Belle Memphis will be down
to morrow night, when we can learn
the latest election news.
The Arkansas river at Little Rock
is said to be lower than j; has been
since the war.
The Andy Baum arrived from be-
low Wednesday morning, with a good
trip of freight and passengers. She
added lot of freight at the gin, and
left for Cincinnati.
There will soon be tunnel under
the English channel from Dover tc
Calais. The railroads will probably
advertise next from New York tC
Liverpool without change Of cars"
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS FOR
THE O>tEOLA CIRCUIT.
OSceola First and fourth sundays.
Mlll Bayou and Williams school llosse-Scc-
ond sunday.
Carsons Lake and Sandy BayOu-1hird sum
day.
stOncwall-Fifh SUNDAY,
r. NJ PETTEN, PC
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BY special arrangement. subscribers
wishing this paper, OscEoLA TINES,
and the Little Rock Gazette, can have
both at $3.50.
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NEW YoRK--GOld lllb
OsC cola.
cor TON.
I,Rti, EIlTES.
- -

uHE GREAT HARD TIMES PAPE ID
The best, the henpest, aud the most L \
Popular
You cannot afford To be without the
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RIVE r NJ Ws.

WAR DErAsrNFSr, RivrR RtroHr. I
November I. lsiG I
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

II Subscribers order the dscontinuancc Of their
newspapers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arroaragcs are paid.
II subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take their
newspapers from their Office 10 which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
have settled their b!!ls and ordered the paper dis
con ilue
II ltsuhscribers move TO other pla;cs without IN
forming the publisher, and newspapers are sent
Ia the former direction. they are held responsible
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Local Column.
MASONIC

a The regular stated meeting Of Osseola
IN r. A. Chapter, No. 81. is on the
AE Thursday next before each full
~ moon. viz: Jan 9Th, Feb. srd March
Pad April 9th May ith., June Ist .
June 2ath August 8rd August 3i-t., Septem-
her 2sth.. October 26th November 2jrd., De-
ccmhcr 18th.
a full attendance or the members is at all times
earnestly requested.
All n. 4 Masons in good standing are inv;
ted to attend.
BY order Of c l. MOORE, II. 4
J W. CLAPr, Secretary.
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H. NJ. McNEIGn. 5. s. sEMMES.
McVeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
S s SEMMES,
.VO OT.IR HP U Ii Il &c.

MISSISSIPPI UOUHIy ArK.
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this cd Judicial Circuit, the Su-
oreme Court OF the State, and IN
The adjoining counties of 'rennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
icctions, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstracting titles,
,and to whatever may appcrtain
10 a general Land Agency.
Jan. l6 If.
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Frank L. James, M. D.

Will practice Medicine and Surgery in Osccola
anil the immediate Vicinity
Office over the Clerks ONCE
oSCEoLA A, ARK,
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NfARIxET REpORTS.

Nieinph, ,s.
WEDNESDAY, OCT Is, 1876.
COTTON.
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LONDON, November 4.-Thc Wen.
ma correspondent of the Times an
nounccd that Montenegro has accepted
the armistice on the same terms as Ser
, 1876-08-15
Gatogai(Ae NadE!Atsa.

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6lr tie nadte Gellion tes preuBlld)en
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berum cine Der briu9enbl item Iui9aben
lein. Sb lid freilib Die 0offnnn9 bsr
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arbsiten BET se9enuartiscn Sellion oas
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hagen mir aus mebr alS elnem @runoe
uno lomobl pom Stauopuutte ber ent'
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