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THE II. oRIDA STAGE toA.ali
SRA NJ BOAT l4i.F
El l,aE~.z 49, &C..

~ NJ, Cav
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A DAYS.
from Mobile (AIabamal to Augusta geo
hhVE.S Mobile every other da, immediately sttei
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per the
steamboat EMELINE, to Bakely. coaches Pensacola
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay St Rosa sonnd and Coc
t.haehe River and Bay) to Cedar Rui;, Coaches thence
wa Maranns, Chatalioccliee, formerly Mount Yer
NOM bainbr'hge Pindeiton; lawkinsville and Louis
VIE, to Augusta. passengeer takin hrs at Mo-
oic Us In no danger of being thrown out or losing hid
preference BY other conflicting Interests ss the FLORI<
IA LINE is but on. concern, and under one contro
tnroushout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
'rNaia Augusta in time Specified through all wealth.
u anu at any season, unless unforeseen
uoPhe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai,
IS carried ~ this route The Agents for .seeoinnods.
the southern country r. ~
he smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
es:ng water navigation, the time and accommodation.
noiH 'e traveller speed, certainty, comfort and plea.
ing variety; connected il were with the Rail Road
Charleston, S. G. and. the steam packeis IN Ns, V,
travellers can reach New York from New Orleans
LEss THAN IL oArs"-Washrg,on CITY in 10.
; from ohaahooc'ee, Florida we have Brane
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee to St Marks, hn,
post coaches, also tive Branches from Hawt;nsn;tt
one TO M'iledserIlie, and one Nacon light two or.
''' a'.es , SFOCkrONS 6 co.
Office al Mansion House NoI,l. {
'Dist'ncs, New Orleans to Mo.ilc 15o mil.
Mobile to Augusta SAC a
Augusta to Charlie ,m. ia 1.
,,; S'"''Ss'oh 10 New fork, gse- 1850
Nh, of'e'h I" Mobile, 90 hours
Mobile to Augusta, 1872 @
Augusta to Cba,les,o, 10 8.
Charleston to New York, s6- ess
Masking l6s miles per day. miles per hour. ine,
siye of all stoppases. r '"'m m,, ,1,"
m; n: Is. ! beg leave to INTERN the public that III.
nii"ges over the ChatahooeAe swamp aud Hard I.I,.
creek nave Just been completed ~ the general govern
men (ihe MY obstacles operating as,'s, this s,f and
SPEEDY route are thus happily renoved and have he
pleasure OF learning from travellers tia, he coaches bo
u'ses nu Dads are Of the first order; and as q he
Yea 1y an who have passed through to be uns,,rnassea
~ novei'es beauty and s,tety. The bridges ,bronsl
GEORGIA have also been repaired j M q RAETU
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packeis.l
A:44. 4; "a, IA,

FENlE ships CO losing this Line Wi sail from New
U eaus as York every other Monday
commencing an 80. 9Th november, and insure the
strctesl puncuaIity in Their time of sailing the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship TaZoo Captain rrash to leave on the Goth now
Ship LouisrWe, Captain Palmer, to leave The 4th
December.
Slip Huntsville. Captain Eldridger to leave on the
9Th Deccmb /.
Ship Vichsbwg, Captain WoodhouSe, to leave the
LIST Jan lerv.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
January.
~ The above ships all new. of the first class
Compared and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tons
burthen, of light daught of wafer, being built in
New York expressly for The trade The price of pas
sage is fixed at lnuared dollars. Their cabins are
fitted upon the improved and convenient pan and
finished in neat and elegant style. Anple stores of
the first quality will be provided and every regard had
to the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers, who
will please take notice that berth be secured I'M
til paid for at the Office OF the consignees.
These packets commanded by Captains well eX
perenced in the trade, who will give every attention.
and exert themselves to accommodate. / hey will at
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats, and the strctest punctunlity observed in
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let er parcel package sent by put on board Of
them, unless regular bill OF laing be signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents owners. Fer
nrther particulars, apply to
u BEIN & A COHEN;
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NEW MUSIC,

TT is the Hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh this is
Il Love; Nothing: Happy Land, My Switzer Home;
Italy; Beonteous Land; Tell not of broken Vows;
lave dwell in the bOsons Cell; We shall meet no
A.sofI nd,a Rnhbnr: bav Is closing Ger The Bow;
The lowm Bride; Ny light Brgantne; Oh do not
say Farewell; Jrhny Isaas The Young Widow; Song
wf the FiIaars Vie; 2epo7e my love lovers Eve;
Shall W. ,vrr n'et a:un; Nhel evening bells are
Ginning; Snthay! ior the Bottle AluDi bon la Ri
chess; Ma Nornmlv, lair varlci,l by ti"n; SUI so
t.env o'.r Stealing, arranged by Crerney fevo-
ritz air fran opera La Zaira vnried bv Hun,en Beau
t,s of the celebrated opera La Norma, by Beilina;
rhree favorite airs from the opera Pnruni, arranged
tor Tie flute and Piano; Viv Ii from Anna Bolenr
arranged f,rha Flute and Piano. l'mvalion la walls
,v g II Voa Weber; Farewell Waltz nv l. Neignan,
Duke nj RiechStadS Waltz, by STRAINS, Robin Waltz;
CslaseI Favortc Dance; A of Coalitions from
{ he Os IRA at lie Macon. For sale at
B CASEY'S
Piano Forte and Music Store
inn 30 10 Camp street.
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81 GLE GINS.
For single gin of 80 SAWS or more, with
one set of feeders, bands &c at Sc per
saw, $3.50 OF
For do. of GO SAWS, with feeders, sc at Sc
50per saw, 500 Ot
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders, &c. s6 wv "
rs per saw, 500 Ol
For do. of 90 saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
SO per saw $50 OC
Extra teeth Aher desired far feeders, supplied "a
30 cents cash; the nnr.ber n'sei hri bout equal
the number OF saws. ')Ne sci o. ;ta3-r. IL ua
sidered however, will NV, o, l,re,. ,,t. nj
sows. Extra saws supplied AT 80 cents each
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents OF
planters in any of the port towns OF the cotton plan
ting Sates at the above prices, the agents paying the
freight o. the same from New York, and becoming re-
sponsible tor the amount of the Gin. A Tin wriyh,
will be sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sed the charges Tor whose services will be extra but
moderate.
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired
on reasonable TERMS but will be charged extra Horse
power, Ofany description, can be furnished on like
terms Small steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arrangement of saws, breasts brushes &C. I,
is found they differ in opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger diameter than others. The most common size
is or inches; but some wish them 10 inches Some
wish or rows of brushes an axle while others do
not want more than at most Some wish saws with s
Org teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or IL
W. UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
the time of giving ORDERS furnish statement of their
Wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left our discretion we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan
An order can be executed from the time It is received
in the space oeght nine weeks, and the Gin in tina,
tine placed in the hands of the factor To be in time
Tor the next crop all orders ought to be in the hands
the mantacturersb by the first middle of MAY; except
for plantations where they are late in commencing to
pick or gin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the cetton
growing States, will sold on reasonable terms.
m23 6mos
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ETAi DE LA LUUISIANE-Cour du prpm;er nj.
trirl ,Iunniare- -


trici Judicare.
ElAI DE. LA LOUISIANA, A tons cepx o,e
- ses presehes concement, Salut:-Attetdu ma
l.,i"nl iackev ayant achele ule vente fate mr.
10 oef de la parOisse dOrl' ans, la proprite cionrGa
decrlte Ses addresse au G. eff dc CEN. Cour IL
VenIe tut enregisree lie Seine Jour de Mai dc l,annS
ZOO" pour un avs commencement I'm acte de In eris
iature de iEat de la Louisiana intiule aAr,e nomr
; ~ los 'i'les Ges acquereurs ventes indici
a'es' "Pprou'e lie III Mars 1884, Qh'il sot cnSp, ot
toutes personres in,eessees sont mar res
e' lo nom de Etat de Ia Louisiana CT de In t,onr a.,
'ehef l'isHct Judiciare, qni pourraient avur drn,
IA pf9pretc c-apres decrite, en- consequence Dim de-
10 NC 'ore cans fordre, lie docfet GU lie ugenept he
nTegularte GU il,egate dams destination PAWS NJ, ~
tcn'~ q lie mode de Ia vente, pour une abt,e co,s
que eonaue de fare vor dams enle jours da,er de ia
ue ce'te avs, pourquoi la veute ainsi fail. no
serlt pas conirmee ct homologuee $50 No
La dlte prnpriett ut vendue mar lie Sl,e,;f one A..
2oeine Jour d'Asr de 'annee 1888, en- VERT, A.
cIet de cette conr iendu lie Seine de Nlprs Je r.s
1880 dams Failure de William Maekry vs. Sn,,'.I
bell NO. ia5S5 dn docket de cette Cour. 4 Ioomaiia
oem,. ~ an "mam Mackey s'es, rondu acauereur
Description della Propriete l'aptes lie transfer .,;,;
aire, Savor; '''
ch Geftain lot de terre, comnris ions loo h,,;ra
e. amelloraons, slime en- la pdrossc drlfanA
p nj uoiue Far ieS ries de la NoNelle Leyee. Ion;sa
Iau ana Deiold d-signe par lie No d apres nm LA
dresse par Zmpel Depntt Voyer Gsnsra Jn pun ia
Decelnofe l1Sl' ct depose en- retuile de Fex Gt;ma
ho,ai'" PUBIC, CONNIE plan No l3 le dir Iot de,.r'
esurl Sinst pieds, onze pouces face Ia rue do J.,
cote o soIAane guinze peds de proondeurd
no"res q, e iot NO o. ct quare vingt peds
potIes 81 quatre ligues profomjcur an r6ta ~,
'ouete "a pfoprete aprescni, GU ternicre muit Mn
S"', ~ 'oouaii ct ayunt dix neuf Lees opza .
9e large dams la proiotdeur GU il fait face m
NJ w pieas heui pouces commune avec h. . lSse.
bur du CIR
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NTAS found fifty milesfro n the Bazc, in the month
w of July, large launch, (Engish bully copper
fastened, and has been coppered, she is % feet long
and eight feet bean' and has teen sloop rugged, as
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever re-
cognises said launch, will please call at No 20 Old
Levee. n a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

A Collection of Colloqua Phrases on every topic ne
cessary II maintain conversation, arranged under
lcren heads with numerous remarks on the peculiar
pronunciation and of various words. The whole so
disposed considerably to facilitate the acquisition Of
correct pronunciation of the French. BY A Bolmar, It
edition, revised aad corrected
A selection of enc hundred of Perrins Tables, accom-
panied with key, containing the text literal and free
translation, arranged such to point out
xediherence between the French and English idiom,
$50 figured pronunciation of the French, according
the hest French works the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds of the French
language, compared with these of the English.
A PrOnouncng French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
to the accurate pronunciation and photography of the
French Lang re, containing its elements according to
the best usage Bernard Tronchin just received and
or SAFELY WIN NckEAN,
m. Cor Camp Il Gem SITS
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c.
GtREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
W shor, Tour in Is35-By Hcmnn Humphrey,
ID. D., President OF Amherst Coegr, in , vols.
This Works Of AIRS. ShcrToDa.-Bciug the only
complete and uniflfn edition ever published in the
uuited states, vol Is, Just reserved and for sale by
WMMiEAN
ie22 Corner Cunln SUIT moa streets,
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t!!iA ina
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE
NEW CITY. PENSACOLA.

I'VE" VI IElNoicoLA.
NHk subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
IL nure OF this well known establishment, from Air
Taylor the late proprietor will be ready to rec Give vi
tiers by the LIST of April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF the hlansion House. New and
more conlmodions bathing houses will he built and
warm baths will be provided at all hours. A stable
will he attached to the house, with good uccomnvta.
tons for horses and carriages. Fist horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices
and sail and row boats with persons to manage them
for the use OF vlsers. Billiards and other
usually found at watering Places will also be furnished
and so conducted Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders The wines and liquors will
be of the best quality, and to ull supply OF
ice, cargo has already been ordered whiCA will arrive
| about the LIST OF May
Mr. Frederick Barnard who formerly kept popular
hotel at Washington city, will condact this no ell for
the proprietor who, with such aid confidently assures
the visitors of last year. and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects to give general satisfaction.
The local advantages OF this house are too we'll
known to need n lengt. ened description herc. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Government; the general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad
rom the salubri,y of its climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months by the coolest reeaes from
rhe Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neghbourng
islands and rivers the abundance and delicaey of the
fish with which the waters abound; and las proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
ference all OTHER places in these latitudes,
healthy and delightful summer retrent.
First boats will run between Pensacola and Mo-
bile, and will all times be able take The passengers
from the New Orleans bouts.
n b ARNOLD.
Pensacola Feb 18TH 1888
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor at Pesncela on
Mr. Sewell L Taylor, the former proprietor, at New Or
leans.
References.
T Sanford Esq, Mr. c Cuam, McApin, Esq, 1t.
kihby, in Mob lie; I Taylor, Rea Esq, in Ne'
Orleans.
p -A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons the above hotel is placed Geo Whitman
Office, 81 st Charles Exchange.
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
u Travellers aesrous of taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola, to the North informed that first rate
boats will constantly run from Mobile to Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other day after the
LIST of May, Good stages will always he provided uy
the Subscrberto be in readiness take passengers from
Mobile, in case OF tho failure OF the boats.
N b ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
cola twice week feb % lv
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SC.lLE OF PRICES-D ouJIe GINS.
For double Gin of so saws or more on each
cylinder, making 90 in the stand
with feeders, bands, &c. at Sc persaw, 5000 OF
For "a Double Gin Of 60 acylinder,
or 100 saws in the sand feeders &c.
:, Sc per saw, Or 700 OF
For do. of 40 saws on do or 8 saws ina
stand, at Sc 25 per saw, or 500 o.
For do. OF 90 saws on do. or 40 saws in
staad, 81 S6.50per saw, or eco OF
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6NOPPERAS-2U bbls, in store, Tor sale by
" G. DORSEY,
e26 a. New Levce.
g UGAR-5O hhds prime article, for sale BY
- & DORSEY;
je26 Al New Levee
DoRK-laO bbls Mess Prime and other description.
l. For sale Nv STETSON g. AVERY.
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JONES' PA TE.NT COITON GIN,
BY the Paentee, No. 50 Magazine street. New Orlcan,
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & co.
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EOUlSALANE-Cour din prem,sro M.
trinf LII: 1|iS
.. uict ju'iicaire.
I 'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA tome ~ 90

L 'ETAT DE LA LOUISA Ma tom. ~
- ces pi eeentes conceInent, Salut-Attendn n,s
James barnes Diggs, ayant achee une ven,e ti, nun
oler'l Ut IA parosse dorleans la propriete cj-gns
deerile s'es adresse au CRETE de cette Gnu , n ~.
Ntlte tut enregis,rce lie cine Jour ,l,A, = -
1883, pour I'm avis Contormement Il I'm .---.l $500.
la'Ane de 'Eht dc la Louisiana in,il,,,. X, -, L
eo'tlrner les ttIes desacqurre,,ts ay =. H.. d.,
appouve lie 10 Mars 1924 Qu'jl et,i,
personnes interesses sont par ees Il7.sa.. o.. b. %
nom DEF Etat be la Louisaree, de st.ofr m -.
D,s'ilct Ju''lcialie qui poursient Agoir ,.r, Z +
pie'e ,-'pres aeciite en- eonsequenc. Jgr n gpt d.
folme dans lordre, lie decret gu lie iri.-.i,s., H.,
en- yeru duqhel la vente etc tae ou j,. t,,t,. -
,'te ou il'eSd''e as l'estnMtion Piyis OF, i, ttr,s
lie mode de la ve,ite on pour une ,,it,e .,,.e ,l,
ne ia'le so, dams iirie jours dat! e Ia t,ubiiroi
contrIneee Omoluouts. " ''t''' F'e
LII lite propreic tut ven,iuc mar e Sh,ar s,,s IL, /,
1o cine lour tie MAJ de Panne 1888, e ver dun Iecrt
ue eeue rour reu lie 20 ene dc Jnver de aimee 1Sss
daNs laiigiie lie James Barnes Digs VS. Riff,
No. 1871, du Docket de cette Gour ,.,,' fo ne,
s'es rendu acquereur pour lie prix de yinrt o IL,
piastres. ''"'i h'iae
Description lie Ia fropiete de apres lie transfer J1a
clare, Savoir ',
I'm certain moroccan de telrc ay,c tou,es l, -..
ct amcliorons q s rrouvet, ainsi mi Ice da;,s
privileges ec. aptar.esnt DUNE niaore u,,,connn
situe au fa,1bourg Annonciatni.. mes,,,.n. In,as
os cent cnGuan, SIX pieds qnare hentemes
dun polire fare au Chemin publiguce s,r u, , a.
la nouvclle Levee rus Joiscante I'm uieds s;
24uatIe hlntemes fare ala Celeste, teu, csp, nu'
unle cn4 peds neuf pouces ct deux huitrps x,r n'a
is'e FACE Ia rue de la vee Levee yusqu trappar Ia
gne llml''ophede lapropriee de Larc,s M;i,pp,on :"
tencols.nle DIES rucs Vele Levee ct DIES Nonnes de-
IA iorna!' I'm angle droit ct s'etcndant o,urryino+
eng pl'as CT 'ros pouces proinnIcr le limo III, p
$ne iniirophe de lapropieit du dit NImon mar "a
hllel la rue Celeste, de Ia Iornan, angle dro ct
a'chot de solXante tres peds ouze potces p, ,ro;s
e'itemes sur la gne nitrophe de h nonr,,t Ho do
&c Louis Drde, parallel la rue velle Lr,ee do II,
oinaht un anlre angle droit ct s'etena, de o,,.ne
ueux pieds sept poucet ct cinq uitienes sur Ia iirns
l,mn!ophe oe Ia lropre,e du dit De,le parallel a Ia
rue Celeste della Torment un atre angle ioit, e, e,en.
,a ae cen, '. sept Ileds dix pouees gntle hui
Deds parallel au chemn publique sur Ia rue d, Ia Nom.
Vele Le'ee ct soixane seize pic,s quatrp uouces ct
qia.re huitiemes face Ia rue dies Nonnes contsmmon
:. I'M plan dressc par J. Pile Voyer dc In yilI 10 os
1uvler 1857 ahneXe un acte passe par te,an, Louis
Zane, nota're public, lie 26 ,Ian,er 1889. Temai,
fion, a. NJ Buchana' Juse dc Ia Cour Sns,ite oe "a
'Nr'l IS3s' p. LIE BLANC,
~ "P - Dep. Greffsr.
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& UGAR.-56 hnds, pAme arrcle, for sale by
~ q. DORSEY,
Ie9l A Nav ryce
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Il was weak enough to read the mass OF ialsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known last evening of the great importance of
S s, should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass | will. however
compliment his master of the Journal, for his sagacity
to employ the former knight mot ofthe garter or of the
THISTLE butt ofthe needle and hmbe, in order that he
may kill two birds with stone, i g. patch the
holes that may be in his natural political garments
and, If may Judge from that excellent paper the Ad
vertiser, DIR. Ships master is, politically, in constant
need ofhis services.
When any circumstancSpecurs, whether domestcally
or politically which requires blister, whether on his
own nose or on the reputation those who do not hap
sen to please him, beng unlike him, (which must be
great misfortune9 then it is he rings his BELL, which
after all is nothing than if "sounding brass
or tinkling cymbal;" yet, TO view it thus-Dr. Bell
looks WE'LL but with NJ. d. A. $. s. after it, appears
magnificent!
July IA.
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Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1913,
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families address the proprietor at Pensacola, on
MIR Sewell Taylor, the former proprietor, AT New Or
leans.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-14

rr9er @taatsurann rerfubt auf cine tnftnutren'
oe 9eetfe feline <efer slauten su 'a@en, bab Sobn
yearris," Gfq Der prdltrent Der eatstcn Sant,
ebu(p an bent Gtur3e ptefer 1nttalt sepsfen fep.-
Ser @5taatsmanm 1T jerpb nod tantn Cit Sabr in
pefen 9auntp, unp mub baber nt@t bic unperldams
te Annabuns teieen Su sauben, bab er unferm 9'ol'
ee trsenp etr.sn 8aren afbinnen t6nnts. Siees TT
etpas su pel seforper, anp ast nur H. bsHtlia paB
CT bic 8ewobner piefes Sasnties fir 70 uirpiBenb
bait, rag lle felt ras nt einnsal p1btsi mas felt
Sabren in ibrer ,abtten umsetuns sefhis1t. 8laHtt
benn per @taats,nann, bas 9clt (ep gar ni9t BE-
FAINT uit ser Qrt u,nb 2Bctfe ute bic 9ef3afte ter
0antcnes 8ane stfdbrt nurben 2-@fantt ct es fey
nebt teber,aann tstannt baB Der eortse eabrer Der
Sant piee sefante 2(nltalt fatf tsntebnst uRo uns
unfbrantt epntrclirte 2 QBerum ater fud6t CT bic
9butc von een e ebultern ben fatHnelisen, une nuz
erfattlttn 0ireftcren beer Antfalt UeS, u. anf bic
@dultern eincs 4npern 1T wdl5en2
nFAnttpcrt-- biz 9irettoren cer setrc9encn
Gantcncr 0ant serase btetntsen -6erren ltnb, BON
benen Der ujj'unabh hanstsen Staatsma"n in
alien Sinsen atDdn9t!
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in bIehernem &ditd,en nit Qb6ern, cam1t
bic Cuff su ben Slumen treten fam.
-9luf einem 8puleoaro in Oarts fab man
Dor fur,em Elm nmerfrplrot9es uno uu9etpobns
Iihcs @elpann, ,dntltd, bier gang 9leid)e,
1d5wars unb weie eeFedte Snnbe bon cello
Baler @r6Be, bon Der idonen 9eaee Der SpD'
rendenbunoe, bic eine tleine ele9ante 8rttss
ia sosen. Gin jun9er Nann in bastiider
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