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c.aprroz1AN cokeEsp OVID ENcE.

BATON RouGE, Oct. 13, 1856.
Dear CesceniIu the Of the revolution Of this
worlds axis happy to that things all coming
right sgan The fever has almost left u.s. the din Of bu
sness again reverberstes through Streets and the
sob pumes Of the hearse about to be consigned to
their winter hiding place. God grant that they may rest
there long time, aye till they eaten by
MOTHS (aot wishing any harm to friends j. Piper
Coz But would much rather buy their furniture than
their cofns How great has been the affection Of the
South this year My heart is sad when think of the
deyasations which have taken place in old Msss
sppi home. Alas human life is but shadow, and we
ought to regardit as such.
But for the present.
hut reiterate the opinion almost everywhere express
cd that far East Baton Rouge and the surrounding
parishes concerned the sentiment is Americans shall
rule American
Not that wish todisfranehise adopted citizens not
that wish to drive away from our hospitabe shores
the oppressed subject of the European despot Gas the
sag NIGHTS falsely represent0 but that we will not and
shall not be governed by those who do not undertan nd
our institutions and our policy.
You may put down East Baton Rouge at from l5O TO
200 for the American ticket notwithstanding some dis
senon has been created by purely local affairs We have
the best from St Helena. They say that parish is
bound to 90 American by hundred or more. It is
not all sided game in livingston, either IL it Is the
residences of the War Horses.
Pond and Davidson met at Clinton yesterday. have
not yet heard of the discussions but presume of course
| that they made the fur n.y." Old Tom Green will be
certain to find that his former native American sent
ments will be well appreciated in this district.
Have you found out yet whether Miles Taylor is
Irishman not? Our fellow citizen, the Solitary
Mournern is deep into him.
We have not muca discussion about here at present
Once in while quarter race or something OF The SORT
but no long heats
Tell the Know Noshngs they are all bound to come to
the Legislature and to rest satisfied with Baton Rouge
this winter. SGsee is fixing up gorMandizg concern
hsre that, when completed viii, put Dan Hickok 10 the
blush.
BEEN ut par They never seize Black Maria to pay
coroners and schoolteachers if do have one,horse
All REyoIR,
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THE SHIP LAw.-Among its depart
ment news the Washington Union of the 9th
publishes the following from the Attorney Gen
erals Office:
The act of March 8, 1866, regulating the
carriage Of passengers in steamships and other
vessels, and imposing penalties and punishment
for eontrayention, is made applicable to ships
abroad in sixty days in Europe, and six months
in other parts of the world; and requires notice
of the act to be given in all foreign ports through
the Department of State.
Held that when such notice had failed to be
given in such foreign port, and the owner or
master of o vessel had thus unconsoiously
offended, it was proper case for remission OF
forfeiture and for pardon of themaster.
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miscellaneous Menus Jtems..

\ n. ~. Oh, ;...4..4
VI we oen tnS.ans' appncasAoh WIS maae IN
tne United etasee eourt OF fniadeipna on the
part OF Jane Johnson former slave OF Col Wheeer Of
NORTH earoiina asklng hae the "r % nabeas CORPUS
issued 20 fsssmofe Hamsoh 70 efing hsfsei ana cnil
ren lhto coats may oe quasheo. sonn ~ eaa, ior Ihe
IND wrt ~ b.bas, ,orpps must asaya he sses ~ ~
on behalf of the marty whose liberty IA restrained and NOT
for marty wishing to restrain another Before the arp
meut was eompleted the court adjourned
ia,
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lHn MANS. The Northern and Eastern
.iaals, uue yesterday, failed from beyond Angus
~, ga. Three mails were received, with aats.
1rom Boston OF the 6th and sth, New yori,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Of the 7tb, stb 90, !,
9th. There viii be two mails due tbis yoora; ~
Perhaps they will come, and probably thew vii; M
not ~ @'A
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The schooner Cerro Gordo, which arrived at
Philadelphia on the 9th reported that the 10th u at
P NJ, off 0eracoke large ship tack for the south
ard and at balpass three O'Clock, NJ, tackled again
and stood for the northwsrd during gale from the
ward and after struck of Hstteras Bar. She was
heavy ship with ell sait set with white buwarks inside
and black with white streak Three Of her boats
observed to capsizs and all in them drowned,
and during the night the vessel went to pieces.
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FROM TERREBoNNE. The Thibodaux Minerva
Of Saturday last states that much sickness pre-
walls IN that portion of the parish of Terrebonne
lying contiguous 10 Lafourche, but it had not
been very fatal, The Minerva has also the fol-
lowing further account of the effects of the re-.
cent terrible storm in that region
In our issue of Saturday last we referred
briefly to storm which passed over the parish
q ferrebonne on Friday, the 9Th inst, blowing
a ,9,,. the sugar house of Mrs Pierce, and the
a.,ang me child of DR.. Jennings. and reports of
eshefs being wounded We have since learned
Sa Ss H ME- Joseph Toups, living Little oaiiou
ch;1arae ; nsuse blown down and three of his
severely wounded, Mrs. Il. having since died.
MIS- Pierce, her eldest son, and servant Girl
! we're also severely wounded, but we are baSny
J 70 say are not dangerously 40. "i' As'pp'
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The obliging purser of the steamship Louisi-
ana has our thanks for usual favors

A GoRREorIoN,-A few days since, in referring
to r. Shelton Mackenzie's new work "Bits Of
Barney" we used these words, :" The selections
are well made, and it is every way B very read
able work In this we were in error as the
work is entirely from the pen of Mr.. Mackenzie,
entirely original, and not " selected" To many
this may seem like trivial matter, but those
who carve their way with the pen will appreciate
the affection borne by the author for the crea-
tons Of his Imagination.
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REpNEspAY MoRNINe. ocpR II, ls55.
STATE AND PARISH TICKET.

Owing to the extraordinary amount Of matter
pressing upon our second page, We have been
obliged to transfer the State and Parish tickei
to our first page.
We have also been compelled to postpone seve
raj Communications, and divers other articles
Of interest.
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gslesrapbeo 10 the Dailp Gressent.
RI YER INTELLIGENCE

A$ 4s my sAriosAl En- - %
LoulsurLE, Dot 1e Tho riyertis at stand, with five
feet ten inches water in the canal. = 49,.
The steamer Yorktown arrived on Saturday from New
Orleans. IL x "a zs-.ssv
The steamers T, O. TWitche and Linda departed yes
terday for that port. '~e7sfta7=sS7'7.- Z
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70 THE people or LOUISIANA.
Exreur,,E CosiMrrrE AssERIcAs PARTY OF LOUISIANA
81 81 NsE Orleans, October 16, 1856 VI

Exrcur.E cosisrrrH AssxRicAs PARTY Louls,ANA1
NsW Orleans, October 10, 1855. N, J
when il beeomes necessary Tor political party to
appeal justification of its acts to the people at large
it would to be absolute prerequisite success to
the grounds Of such appeal by principles Of
truth and Justice - san
On Sunday morning last there appeared some of the
public papers OF city an address TO the people Of
Louisiana from the Democratic State Central Commttee
In that address the endeavor made to masad the
public mind in reference the course We had thought
proper In refusing to be party to an arranga
ment determined upon BY the Democratic Committees Ia
the preparation Of which ad not been previously
sute The proposition refer to contained in their
letter to us Of which tile following Is eopy and OUT
reply thereto is subjoned,
DkMocRArIo STATE CswrRAL RooM,
New Orleans, Oct 5, 1865.
70 bic E4scise Compee Of The .fasrican Party:
have the honor to transmit, on behalf
of the Democratic State Central Committee copy Of the
preamble resolution adopted by the Committee Sd
inst and published this morning.
resolution adopted by the Central Committee last
evening wherein instructed 10 propose to you that
both parties should agree conduct the approachg cleo
tion in with the legal opinions which NAV be
given response to the queries prepounded in the above
resolutions Lam directed to say that it the
anxious desire of the Democratic party to conduct the
election in fair and lawful manner; that doubts have
been suggested TIC the propositions contained the
resolutions which, If permitted to remain unsettled may
give to much confusion the day of election, and
therefore, it is deemed advisable to Submit those doubts
solution to distinguished gentemsn Of the bar whose
legal opinions will be respected BY the community
further directed to say that the gentlemen of the
in the resolutions have been selected because
their integrity and ability, and without having obtained
from them previous intimstio Of their opinions
questions propoundsd and that they arsto receive
fee or compensation whataysr None Of them are csnd
datesnone of them directly interested 10 the election
except citizens. Some Of them hsye occupied dstin
guished judicial postonasome Of them do not affiliate
with the Democratic party and it is believed will
against it, and all of them recognized by thu
community rs worthy Of confidence. The Democratic
party willing to submit to the arbitration of such
and you earnestly invited the representatives tn
American party to unite with US in the Submission Al
| early answer isrespectfuliy solicited
| Very respectfully, TH0s. j. sEMNIES
i Corresponding secretar
/ Democratic State Central Committee
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The Richmond Dispatch records singular
eaas o. mortality which occurred in Portsmouth NJ
assen having charge Of particular kind Of wore in tba
nmeEsmih department Of che Navy Yard, died Of the
iessf whsreupon mr Tpddardeii was appointed In his
served ena day and died then Mr. Bsllentne wha
served enc Day aad died; and then Mr. snsad, whe
served the same length Of time and met the same fate
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gs- EDITORS CREsoENT-Please announce
me as an INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE Office
Justices Court Of the Parish Of Orleans
es 3pta* John. J. HOPPE.
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EUROPEAN IsTELIIGEscE The Collins steam
y Aslaatc. from liverpool, with dates to the
osn INST, will be due in New York to. day.
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For VIcKsBuRG AND YAzoo RIVER. THE fine
Steamer p O. Wallis Capt Hendries leaves for vicksbure
~ O'Clock this afternoon She ccnnects with Yazoc
river packet
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.-.-.. BY STEAMSHIP cAHAWBA.
FNGE and Winter CLOTHING
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN,
UHF 1sH1 NG GOODR.
ALFRED MUNRoR = CO.,
"a .MAG-4zlME STREET, ri
CORNER GRAyIER

Have OF hand sd reesi'inr by manasA.
tory, al Broadway, New York,
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
All Goods sold by them o1pes,y for our New ears
trade and article fully Among the prs,op
Black and ceored Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
BUSINESS COATS, anita TO match large ynriaty cos
ST. NICHOLAS OTTER SKIN OVER SAC, superaue
The sEaAsToP0L oyERcoAT-The Coat OF the seasea
PILOT CLOTH COATS, of every style and quality
Extra Long Pilot Cloth ovERCoATs for Steam boatMep
TALMAs, hoNTgcHIRsTos and CLoAys Black md RI.e all
qualities - "
Blue Pilet BouLEYARDS and SHORT SACs.
FANIALooNs, Of every description,
SEsTs Black and Coored following ooassatp Silk
mere. Velvet, Cl,th Cashmere.
Bonbarine Barpour and Ball VESTS.
FURNISHING GO0DS-SPLENDIp ASSORTMENT
And We would max particular TO our atoek nj SHIRTS
kephg large assortment hand. are enabled to f
oil sizes Of neck and length o arms.
BOYS AND CHLLDREN'S CLOTHING.
all the different variety above for Men and IL
"s known act thasthe BOYS CLOTHING e.usd by ia
arc the best TO be found in particular orieau
as a ~. Co. are the oaly AGENTS New Orleans Of
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY the sale Of THAR
Large stock always a, Nfaaufactvrer Pcas and
among which are the Cotton Picking Shirts Akron nj Camel and
Goh tatae for the 10 which the Of Plapsra IN
tieularly called.
Beds Pillows cuahns Caps Carriage Cloth Hospital md eysfv
description Of CLOTHING manufactured by ,ham
SILK RUBBER COATS, weighing price, daa
sg- ONE PRICE STORE OF IA
ALFRED MUNROE s. Co,
"a Magazine itreet, corner Grayer
s Store open week nights un eight Saturdays 10 nine O'Clock
and uotopeu sundayg. ota ans, k,ttr
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For MEMPHIS. -The excellent passenger pack
ct Geo Collier Capt Gosse leaves at o'clock this after
for Memphis and intermediate ports The Caller Is
splendid and fayorite boat
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.4nterscass Ticket.
IRISH OF JEpFER SON.

4 = x II =
FOR SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
JAMEssM. MEHAFFEY.
GLE DRGE @. LAwKAsON.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
W. p, SCOTT.
FOR sHEhIrF,
PASCALIs BARRE.
FOR CORONER,
n. p. MATTUCK,
FOR CLERK or COURT,
EDW. UIss0N.
FOR ASSESSOR,
J.. l.. pONNELLAN.
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AUCTION SALES,
sueeeasion Of WILLIAM A. JONES and KlzAaETH JONES'
Household Tuaiurs Silver ate aud vauabs Ioua
BY GEO PALFREY, Auctioneer

Succession of WILLIAM A. JONES ELIzARETH JONES'
Household FuauIe, Silver sts aud vauabs
BY GEO. PALFREY, Auctioneer
fe 49, ONES, No. 81 Camp street.
.GATuRDAY, eth October, 1866, at 2 o'clock
~ r. Nj will DO MD The prsmise', No. Herces
at by virtue Of two SALE from the Hon. r. H. do,van
Jad9e OF the ond Diaet Of Orleans dated ~
y stb October, 1885, AID lath October, 1885
Aqusnuy Of Eune consisting Ii Mahogany
Asor Bsdltesa Dining Tables Silver Plate, croetery Ware
SATURDAY hnyshber mr. 1855 ais ook at Arcade
on Msga.ne street, fr account pf MIRA Jonsr
and I've q an 81 te Honorable Second bi
New Oilenns dssed lpth October, 1886
TIE slave eeea SALLY agei about - years. House Servant.
". l. Poole Esq., Notary rablis at .ss expense
Oh Tbs Purchaser. oil 10 ~ nit
Suec du VIM A. JONES ELIZABETH JONES, meubeo
meubl anita convert OF sxcelanta esease
PAR GEO. PALFREY Encateur.
iBuYeau. No. 81 10 campg
* AMEDI, 27 Octobre, 1856, adeux heures du
~ psneau eapur, No Hsruss
ordee de moi Honorabe
leans du ortobe lsls oobre
1885, 49,.
quauie de menbleB comptzie des Maho-
gRuy Armero Bos lea Sits Tables daRtnu
yeissIss bnttsre de cuisine. Conditions. onpant.
SAMEDI NoYembre II 1856 midi aArcade de Banks,
do Ia da Mame Elisabeth Joes
dim ordc 10 onorubs 10 deusme
Isfselave SALLY negrspse agss d'anyifohl 10 ans.
Conditions, compliant -...
penes de paehe,eur OF Is 81 nit
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MEN,
MAR d:

In New Sunday night o. ober 1h HELEN wife Of SAM
Nchoon late y daughter Of the late Oliver Kane.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-17

Sunday mornag h ns the rssdsnce Of her father Par
ah Poins Ceupes the Rev. Fstber Meyabap ALFRED
H. 1sAAcsoN Of sA.AH r. eldat dsu ghteI
John L. Daniel Esq.
Ey- opeiousas papers pleaae copy. T'
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lUaO ffse amounting
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMnERsl
Ey- Tickets aloi HayOs IS 90; QusrtsrS ~ sog
Address SAMUEL SWAN, Boz No. ass N. " orsau, r. 0.
plOtd
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Pelican 1heatess.


BENEFIT OF J. j.. G.
THE CRESCENT CLUB have the honor that they
will give one of their performances -,-'
SATURDAY EVENING, GOT 30, 1855,
for the Ben Of j. member OF the Club sLASER AND
eaAsHER ROUGH DIAMOND aud TIE WIDOWS yfcTiM
be producsd MI H. KNEAss twho kindly
give the dnngrhsd sday
o'clock,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-11-24
Beg DR., E. HUET (aus Paris), -ssu

benz 2ancaferian Snllitut sesenaber, 0iGnc,b, 3d.,
Tam In N%rantbtten bclif9ier Dirt eonlnItirt iperbru. ub Sd or in ber
9slhllG ,errarttgcr Nrantlctttn ntebr Grfabrune britbt, aS irasnb Gin
anoerer @fdt pteler Stab, 10 fann CT in Der mIglidit tir,eftn 4cit
cine CUTE ulo e9usrnpe 9eillns perprtfen.
gerlpllen, WeIde an llrtnbtidiperbcn, &ranEteisn an ben inntren
unp ouherer!d Urn sIbipnorun9 S"s4erEcIssn, umb Der ~Gdredfben
8rartlelt lsieer, III wcl6e bic Sr9enb ,u Serfalen pEeat, unS ptlGe
Sn aaotrth Nriten ~dufst8cten lnb benz Sube p~rieoeaebrn iirb. i'm
nn npdD 8erettst tperben, lrtnn Tic iub an Oh. ne menbeu.
gollrrrbp1 piro Sph tbm Scuit6nbis gebtH, pbnc smpenblra NON
Quedllber, Sallaih poer anetrer MrSneimits, Wel6e nur benz Srons
tel gum Stabsn 9ercittu. "
9icetS rpirtt ;erit6rtnb af bic Contribution bra gpens6,r nv
puet 1T III, 8etse elmer SeHmstbpbe, burd, me(h, er & t;Iur, i,
baranttren fam. wv"
ollie Disjentsen, weI&e an scteinen aranfteiten Ieib,n. ,p,IHer
@rt tie aud, lth ntossn, tbnntn fiber Gttu, oas lie nod oertttrt rntr.
Den. ipsnn ft lraIci6 Or. '@uet ut Retb fraatn.
SO 9tebt tpeni9 @r;te in Der gBeIt, in neIGe man bei brrortiosr
~Grantteutn Sertrauen itsen Fam. Die pieIt, SuadIa(ber. fusSts
lb ais Irie %autstber, NIB iprlde namcntIib in bidcm Qonb, itr
jahretb ltne, unp bic pteltt l6leftcn Scilunoen folder !8rauf6titcr,
niatet Go tur pae gublitunl nptbpsnbi9, bab ts in Der gBat eines
Irstcs ppriidti9 Su Berfe ssbe. "N"'
Or: putt label ale 9tjenisen Gin ibn III bcTudsn. pelbe NIT
per9rtt9en Srantbeiten bsbafttt inb, mic tpffnunsSIpS bisItIten audi
srl1ehasn niogtn oesr mic sisle @r;te fe audi pbHe grfola bebanSeIt
hlben, panttt it 'etne &enntnHIe prlfru, 10 pfur or II IDS "a be.
rsGntn wtre. Gr seripridt allen Denjsnissn, peIhe hb Iener
Seednolull9 arptrtrautn, ~pclif6nbise SeiIune fur ibr aat;cs Qtbrn
Or. puttS MrSneitn ihb bLos peaetabiiIhsr 9rf. uSb TSnrrn
senpntnttrt iperern, ptnc bic gcIhdfte besbaIb YtrnadlaiTaen AZ nrTf.
len. Die 9eiluns rpirS fetS %splitanbis CUR 9ufrtsSenbeit Sr Wa.
tisnten %erfoIsea. '"s
Or. Sutt fam in f~ranSSFiGtr unb ensliIfer Spra6e euuIutirt
fptrotn une 1T man ietnsr Serifwiteenteit itdrr. ~
Niat beiudbe ion in itintr Sifce, benz Qanaterion cn1iht Nc.
%senl5sr, in Der Ndbe Der City Sail. " "
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@tlItam @alIace & @pbn.


IL" SllapE 3piWtu WtaH7 UNI SarSltr.,
%enpfeblen ibren 8relnben, GufunterS unb bent oeIeinmten auSIifun,
iplsn Stpd Sn @rpetres, glcinen &c. &C., ben Tic bel re~aelrndsicsn
Gautern 9esen Saar bilisif ablofitn. 9a lie burt in BEN n6rtliben
Stacttn 9trpfcne ARRANGEMENTS nit itbem Sdiffe rele lDaore tr.
palttr, 10 bitten ie uni stncn 9siu6 unb @nT6t fpIsenber @rifs[:
90 Seee Slep SrleanS unb ct. Grpir Suder. 49,
200 Sbls Srulbse, 9ulpsrieb unb 6. 9. Suter,
70 er 9fsp SrIeans Mplafes @rinis.
s 800 Gdde 9asuira, &ip unp Sle Gov. Sasa !Sofee.
15o gprsn Sadfpns SalSs ue @oamantit,-g onSi,s,
lO0 pn 8rcpn-, 9als unb fSaney Soaps.
100 9adete 9unppfuber, Snpertal unb 9Iad Sbee.
so Soren 3ep yprf Steam GanbteS.
so Do GpIben Gbcele, ppppn mir ouw5Gsunid5 n,ue
tr Senbun9cn crbaltcn. ..ae '.sT iii 7
so gaiIs &efnsb 4saf Barb. ~
SO 9crsn Usrnan gtaIt 9ipes.
100 Dubsnb alfurtris Srppns.
$50 DO anprthte 8asfets.
SO Srren 9sewins Spbaeep.
100 20 @rpunb GUfes. 9spper Maufarb &c.
10 Sbls. 9Babins unb Srcab Spba.
800 % 1855 gp. 3 Narfcrcl unS SO. 2.
2Oe DO. N.g. 9alifar $40. L Clip SrrinS.r
100 be. 6rdb Smpfeo Serinss.
25 Sasfets olive St, @intS uno Its Bottles.
so 90 9%panpaisne 9Bine, ieIblt impprtrt.
$50 Gaits elartt ub gSbite N3incs, impurtirt.
zoo gaSts ee9nae BRANDY, gum 3beil ftIbf intppr.irt.
200 Barrels Sle 0tepe ub &eetifcb 0bisFes.
100 DO Baltimore Gin, Brandy Inb Cordial.
20 Casio gcrt gDine, sum- She'll bette Sualitdt.
25 DO Smeet @aasa gBine.
so Sarrels Giber Nine9ar.
30 SeireeS 3pnepn Yprtsr in QintS uub Sllarts. SO.
SO Barrels Nap England Stunt.
Serner cir 9roeeS GGprknent BON 2tauprS, tbsi,peiSe SeIb1 imnnr<
tirt, unb etner 8rrBsn InSabI ancerer &rhtel, ~"
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@t&tiae @naetae.
@interldion lit infer Eager

Cur beseriebensen g%Binteridfcn 1T infer Eager
tener nnp ele9anter Srees IL. @ipaf.S rimminas
auf es gseatrmmsnite afprtirt; auh in Sanep .artiseln BADEN
MIR ehs 9rrgtre IasiraM as i; beicnbtrs aber MAIDEN mir bes
SsePrte peatlfe 9ublttlm auI unler r~etbta(tises Eager
adter peutiher Strtd=gBpue unp @arne
bic mir bireft srn Sa6fn bt;ieben unb ;u duesrR Bill.
tlstn grsiisn ssrtaufe1.. 9aSurt wirb stnen ldnst ~seflhltcn g.e
Gin, uns nit ibrsm 8uprub gu tssbrn. Strf& II. SSttSer,
209 Srpablr.
Die lnttrsetdnettn erauben ith BAD eeebrtc 0ublttun ouf ibr
l9en ieuf langsrr Sdt ~bsltetcntse llbren, Sepelrs unb griuens gc.
1batt aufmertlaih 81 MADDEN. GO fpirb benelten gum 8ereriiesn
eeremtn, ben ne nit ttrert Sefu6 beebrenben 9eutiher ihr rstbbol.
tI9eS Wager BON 9plssren unb flbernsn llbren, 0ianant- Wabeln unb
SS,n8s, 10 ME aioere feline Seipstrp, sclbeae, iIberne unb StabIs
Srtlen CUR &nit6t prr;uIesen.
Sa bteftlben elm fur anennal feie 9rete taben, 70 iinb bic S6uf,r
9e9en jcee llbersprtbtiIune fiber seltsut.
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peter fur rsltlde gin,panbtrer, I" Der fbon in ben eurppdiid.n Sd
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paten Der hiuon 9shenee btutlde &ustpanbertr Sertb.ilt iinb wGb-
rsnb Der Ssershe aufntrtlam eelelen pirb, fnb Won aussrcrSspdder
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ben, b!aisiten grstis:: ssltEluns.n aas benz 9anbe wsrSnl panftii$SN
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