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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-16

Neutrality-suspicious. hundred and City re-
spectacle citizens OF Green county assembled
last week, and organized themselves as a
company of regulators, and adopted con-
stitution and bylaws The constitution was
read: and was signed by largo majority of
those present. A committee of three from
each township was then appointed, to meet
at Bloomfield on next Saturday, for the pur-
pose of revising, correcting, and amending
the constitution in such manneras they may
deem necessary.
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SOCIETY AT WATERIyG-PLAcEs.-W are
glad to learn that the natural reaction Cf
common sense against the prevailing follies
of fashionable society at watering places
has already begun. The New York Hsrald
says: .rsF .t- -fsg
At Saratoga and Newport we understand
that fierce war is being waged between
the aristocracy of wealth and the aristocra-
cy of art, in which the latter has obtained
some serious advantages. The equipages of
tenors and prima donnas have been throw
ing into shade the expensive turnouts of our
fast men and fast women; and to the mex
pressible disgust OF those who base their
pretensions solely on wealth, the latter find
themselves outstripped by the greater dash
and style of their foreign competitors. AS
to society, as the term is understood amongst
cultivated people, it is nowhere 10 be found.
Persons OF education and intellect have be-
come so wearied of the vulgarity, the osten-
tation, and the vicious associations Of these
soi disdnt fashionable summer resorts, that
but few of them trust themselves within the
sphere Of the offensive influences by which
their susceptibilities are sure to he Jared.
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The Law Relating to Constitution
al Con ention.

The law provides that every man who
presents vote at the next October election
shall be asked by the judges, "Are you in
favor of Convention to amend the Consti-
tuition" a record of the answer shall be
made. If majority Of the voters be in ia
vor Of the Convention, the Governor is to
issue his proclamation for an election of del
egates, to be held on the first Monday of
April, 1860. The Convention is to consist of
one hundred members, to be apportioned
among the counties in the same way as the
representatives to the last Legislature. The
Convention, if authorised, is to meet on the
second Tuesday in May, 1860. The dele
gates to be sworn in, and to enjoy the priv
ileges of members Of the Legislature; the
Convention to adopt its rules of proceeding,
and TO be Judges of the rights of delegates
to seats, in cases of contest. The members
are to receive So per day and mileage
They are authorized to call upon the execu-
tive officers for any information from the
public records which they may need.
The original enrolled copy of the amend
ed Constitution il to be filed in the Office OF
the Secretary of State. The Convention
may submit one or more of the amendments,
which they may propose to the old Consti-
tuition, as distinct propositions, to be voted
upon by the people separately or together
as they choose. The Governor is to present
the new Constitution to the Legislature in
1861, which shall pass laws regulating its
submission to the people, and for organizing
the government under the amended Consti.
tuition, In case the same should be adopted
and ratified by the voters.
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PROPRIETORSHIP- ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION.
nIE GGRS. H.a.H.HER a DREFPESS.

RE-ORCAN1ZATlON
DIE SSRS. HAMMER u DREfFCSS,
on from New 0rleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post Office, and have refitted IL in ee
giant and attractive style. s
The new proprietors have had long experience as
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they will endeayor, In their new
house, 10 com bne all the elegancies and Injuries
Of Northern and Southern Restaurants i'm the ST.
CHARLES. .-..
They have brought large and complete stock
Of choice Liquors from New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business in that
city. Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them 10 obtain the choicest sup
plies OF Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that
market in future, and they will spare no expense
nor pains 10 make the ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, Its former representation, pleasant
Saloon, place Of good living, and elegant refined
and luxurious resort. tt-5 lt.
HS- Billiard players will find at this Saloon set
Of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory off. M. Bruins
wick Co.
The undersigned fatter themselves that long ex-
perience and careful attention will enable them
merit reputation equal to any SaloOnn Tie west
ern country. -Ha
HSr splendid Lunch will De served up in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 O'Clock.
t.a-'~ - HAMMER & DREIFUSS,
auQf Late of New Orleans
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re- The Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road is the most successful road its length
in the country. Its total cost was Sc, 1885,
1873. Its expenses and receipts for the past
year was as follows:
Total receipts from all sources 81, $3.50, sl2 40
Expenses OF 552,776 40
Leaving net SITS, 036 90
1t is so unusual thing for railroads to be
found making a dividend on the investment
equal TO twelve and a half per cent. that
people will be tempted to inquire how they
manage it. There are very few roads in
other States that pretend to pay respectable
dividends, and a still greater number from
which no dividends are expected at ALL The
Southern roads seem to be managed, as a
general thing, more with reference to the in
terests of the stockholders than with regard
to the benefits to be conferred upon the Dr.
rectors, spectators in their stocks and their
employees. An important item in favor
Of Southern Rail Roads, is the fact that
their grades are lower, allowing them to
carry twice as much freight with the same
power and with a fourth of the wear and at
less expense than Northern roads. Southern
roads can carry freight at less than half
the cost on Northern roads, and make their
freight transportation the most profitable
part of their business.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-16

Ell. A.-The thanks of the Evansville
Library Association are due to DIR. d. D.
Owen for handsome copy of the Report of
First Geological Survey of Arkansas.
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Hp n ". sTI.V-sO.N; JUSTICE OF
I'D THE PEACE. t-
OFFICE, THIRD STREET, SECOND Doom BELOW THE
COURT HousE-win give particular attention to
all Notarial business entrusted 10 him-such as
writing Deeds, Mortgages, Powers-Of- Attorney,
Contracts, &C. VIII also collect money, in any
part Of the county, with without suit, direct
ed. Probate business. settlement OF estates, Ad-
ministraion, Guardianship solicited and promptly
attended TO. aat. lf-t--4 - 49, ~ aug15
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n" SCHOOL OF THE E.NTV.ER-
IL SITY AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.


The Instructors in this School are:
Hon. JOEL PARKER, LID, Royale Professor
HoN. THEoPHnUs Parsons, LID, Dane Pro-
fessor. Er..r r- -.-H
Hon. EMORY wAsHBuRS, LID, University Pro-
fessor.
The Course of Instruction embraces the various
branches Of the Common Law and of Equity, Adj
tional Law ard the Jurisprudence of the United
States. The Law Library consists of about 1900
volumes, and as new works appear, they are added,
and every effort is made to render it complete.
Instruction is given by oral lectures and expo
sitions, land by recitstiOns and examinations in
connection with them,) Of which there are 10 every
week. Two Moot Courts also holden in each
week, at each of which cause previously given out
10 argued by four students, and an opinion deliy.
cred by the Presiding Instructor Rooms and other
facilities also provided for the Club Courts and
an Assembly is held weekly, for practice i'm debate,
and acquiring knowledge of parliamentary law
and proceedings.
Students may enter the School in any stage Of their
professional studies or mercantile pursuits, and at
the commencement of either term, or in the mid
die, or other part of the term. a
They are at liberty 10 elect what studies they will
pursue, according TO their view of their own wants
and attachments. ii--.. .is
The Academical year, which commences OH Thurs
day, six weeks after the third Wednesday in July,
Is divided into two terms OF twenty weeks each,
with vacation Of six weeks at the end Of each term
During the winter vacation, tue Library is open
cd, warmed and lighted for the of the members
Of the School.
The Exercises of the next Term will commence
on MONDAY, September 9Th, 1889
Applications for admission, or for catalogues, or
any further information, may be made to either of
the Professors at Cambridge.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 25, 80. aug5
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Greatest Book of the Age

"Thereis wonderful combination Of native tai
ent of the first order in this truly National Work"
N y. Daily Times.
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augj yICKERY BROTHERS.
Steam Threshing Machines.

NASDERBURGH COUNTY, IND.
Hoo, THE U.N-D n ~ y q ~ = ID
" citizens OF Yanderburgh County most cheer
fully take this method of recommending 10 the
farmers and wheat growers of this and adjacent
counties the Steam Thresher and Separator lately
introduced by enterprisng felow-citizen, MIR.
WILLIAM HOWARD, and believe il is n saving
Of expense of fully one-third the horsepOwer
As a proof OF the above statement, would state
that the machine left the farm of Mr.. John j.
Terry, and was hauled by oxen one mile TO the
farm of Mr.. Morris Aiatheny. and threshed and
cleaned to the entire satisfaction of every person
present, and with less hands than Mr.. Matheny
usually employed flee huadred and sixty .foH bushels
Of irheGt an ten hours. We would also say that the
fears entertained 10y before its arrival Of the
danger of fire, has been entirely expelled As We
have witnessed it running for hours together sur
rounded by dry wheat stacks. ISigned.
NJ. NJ. Gibson. NJ. X. Matheny,
. 0.S. Kelsey, + John :. Terry,
A. knight, A. w. Chute e.
John Ridrick, Jonathan Phar,
Samuel Granger, VIM. ID. Knapp.
auO2.i(xv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-16
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
FROM THE
Earliest Period to the Present Tim e.

BY ]. A. SPENCER, d. ID.
Member of the New York Historical Society,"
Member de la Societe Oriental de France. Author
of Egypt and the Holy Land, &C., &c.
This National History, written by an accom-.
plished American Author, and beautifully embei-
lished by American Artists, among whom are
Leutze, Wier, Vanderlyn, Powell, Chapman, Chap
pell, and 0rtell commends itself by its sterling
can public. No pains nor expense have been spared
TO render this work worthy Of being in every re-
spcct hailed Book of the American people.
Every public institution Of our country, family,
every citizen should possess each National Work,
that he may ever its instructive records and
kinfle his patriotism at its spirit-stirrnE narra-
tive and point TO its exhibition ofgenius and skill
with those feelings of generous enthusiasm. which
such production Of native talent cannot fail to
awaken in the heart Of every true American.
The work is published In semi-monthly parts, %
cents each, delivered the subscribers residence
free OF charge payable only on delivery, aud sold
only ty subscription. 81. ....
Published 10y JOHNSON, FRY CO.,
q Beeknan street, New York.
G. j. Stephens, Canvassing Agent.
August 10, 1859. -r
QUARTO-SHAKSPEARE
American Edition.
The complete work of William Shakspeare-In-
gliding his Plays, Poems, and Life, fIom the Orig
iIial Text.
Carefully collected and composed with the Edi-
tions of knight, Halliwell aud Collier. With His
toriCal Iutroductions and Notes, both ExI auatory
aud Critical. With new and finely executed
STEEL ENGRI WINGS
OF all celebrated American Actors of the present
century in Shakspearian Characters.
The work is published in semi-monthiy parts, at
70 cents each, aud payable only ON delivery.
Published 10y JOHNSON. FRY & CO.,
~ Beekman street, New York.
The Agent, G. j. Stephens. Is now at the sher-
wood House. and will call upou our citizens, and
show them the works. augll-2w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-16

NVME LITTLE MN Still
u AHEAD
You often hear Ladies remark that they al
ways be suited at s. EMBICH CO.'S. Well,
the reason Is that they keep everything in the Dry
Goods line and they disposing of their stock
at reduced prices in order 70 make room for
early fall purchase; the attraction Is unusually
large.
Their stock of Shoes is excellent, and in prices
cannot be excelled. augi
KJLOUR! RLOUR! FLOUR Just
IL received and for sale
q SKIS fresh grand extra white wheat Flour,
p SKIS do snperfine do,
All of which warrant.
snu5 VTrEFPY PP0TUEPS
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:" q. Il. IL .MEETLNsfI a " TN =

10 q. Il. ia NEE TING or TIE
sStockholders of the ysuderburgh County
Lana ASSOCIATION VIII be held at the Court House
IN Evansville, on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF An
gust, inst, at O'Clock p. NJ, TO consider The pro
priety ofre-locating the Fair Grounds OF the Asso-
citation.
A full attendance OF the Stockholders is respect
fully requested. SAMUEL ORR
OuSh-S' Pres idsnt.
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QUARTo-SUAKSPEAR
American Edition.

-AVOTICE.-20O PIECES WHITE MOSQUITO
0v Bars | case Palm Leaf Fans.
Just received aud for salo cheap by
augl2 j. III. MAGEEE a. co.
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AOOTxCE OF GC.sRDk.f.trS' S.fLR.
0v Notice is hereby given that, in conformity
with an order made by the curt OF Common Pleas
at its June term, 1859, L will sell at public auc-
ton, on the 2jt day Of August, ut p. NJ, at the
door of the Court House, all that part of Lot No
I, in Block No. 81, in the Eastern Enlargement of
the City of Evansville, thus bounded: Commencing
on the front line of said lot on Main street, at
point 1874 feet from the line dividing said lot No
l and lot No. in said Block, thence along said
front line Is feet and nine inches towards Sixth
street, thence at right angles to Main street 10 the
alley in the rear of said lot thence along said alley
Is feet nine inches towards Seventh street, and
thence at right angles TO said alley the place Of
beginning.
Terms OF sa: o, one-thrd cash on tue day of sale,
oue-third III three years and the remaining third
in i've years from the day of sale.
THEODORE yENNEMANN,
Guardian of the minor heirs of
Jy2S-tu Martin Rails dassasaI
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EHxSSOLUTxO.f. N'OTECE THE
II partnership heretofore existing between T.
j. White and G. G.. Keats, under the name of L. j.
White d Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. G. G.. KEATS il alone authorized 10 settle
EVANSVILLE, Aux. 8, 1859 aug1-lOt
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AsE.N,DRlES--a-l. .-..-... Is Il u 800 ~
~ 30 bushels fresh Corn Meal, -=sl e.t.-i
3 tons No. 1 Country Bran, Isl .lE -
100 sacks Extra Family Flour, r.rlF1 =
100 bushels good large Neshanoeks, ..r-e. ..-
.- 50 do choice Onions, .--. III r .. i-..-
3 bbls ST. Louis Golden Syrup. -
1000 sugar cured Hams, #..r-..
500 lbs prime Leaf Lard. .....I
just received and for sale at
augl3 EIChERl BROS, 50 Main Il.
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KD.fGO.N .f.N.D L.khD
LID 1000 lbs clear Bacon Sides,
1000 lbs extra sugar-cured Hams,
500 ms Shoulders,
--. s bbls choice Lard
Received AMI for sale by --r.
CHAS. McJOHNST0N.
aug11 Poscy's Block, Main street.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
6supernsrs Canoieaten.

Sei Der fommenben 8abl in Dem nd6=
ften Sctober baben mir befanntlidb in
pennfplpanien pieber einen 9oupern0r
3u erfp6blen-uno oa rpabrfbeinlidD in
Dem Monat W6rs fbon eine Republifoz
nif6e Sonpention, berufen tperoen ipiro,
im einen Ganoibat fur iene Stelle aufz
suftellen, 70 miro audi jeff fbon bon biez
fen uno ienen l0erren in Serbinoun9 oaz
nit 9eipro6en. = Die berporra9en6iten
Gan6ioaten auf Republifanifber Seite
iino 9e9enmdrti9 Der I6tb. S 0 y n 6 o.
. - De, bon 8eitmcrelano Sauntp, Or.
s. .. 9a55a a III, BON Allegheny @aunz
tp, Il nbrerp g. Curt / II, bon Gens
tre @ountp, Il BREW 8. 81 e . e I,
prn Hcrtbamptcn 9auntp, II. {. ~. Sa
aber gan; wabrItsinli3 audi nod anoe=
re Ganoi6aten fir iene Stelle Gerpor9es
bra6t perbcn, 70 entbalten mir uns fir
ieet, uniere SorIiebe bier ousjuipre6en.
8ei Der Subanan Sreibanbel6s uno
Sclapereis Grpeiteruno5s partbei iinb, ic
picl mir piBen, bic 6erren S eremia y
2 inoe [, BON eeba, uno SOr. @ t.
te, BON 9bilooelpbia, bic berporra9enos
fen Upp(ifanteu.a
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.SalId,c 6eriIcl)te.

Inn no m69ti6 StGrfe fir ibre fin
fcnoe portbei ju 9elpinnen, boben Die pers
bcrbenen YreBen unierer @e9enpartbci
Den @eoanfen au69ebreitet, zap Sriefe
pon n6rbtiben Republifoner bel 6rn.
Src>pn, Dem 2(nfubrer oes 2tufitanoes su
6arperS Scrrp, poraefunoen ipproen ieiz
en-, ipcrin ibm 9elo 5u9eianet roroen
Iei, TIM ibm Su belfen ienen Qufftano 3u
befGroern-rno baben ;u9lei6 au6 nod
ouf anoere @eife 9e,piBe Republifaner in
8erbinouna nit jener Sa6e benamt.-
OaBRepublifanero oem alten Srcpn 9elo
fir oieIen 3ned ;u9e1anbt, ooer ouf it,
oeno cine @eiIe oielen 2tufitono bef0roert
baben, 1T aber cine 9dn;lib folibe uno
molis0Ie @roibtuno uno 9ii9e, fonft mir
be man oicIe &cpublifoner, rpie itd) oies
bob bon iclbit pcritcbt, ibon ldn9ft fir
Elm Serb0r no6 Dem Suoen 9ei6leppt
boben. @abrli6 Elm fol6es Setro9en
unIerer @e9enlieber6 1T bO6ft nieoertrd6s
ti9-uno oc6 fam man aus Iolben Suel:
len nibt5 bebere6 erlparten.
Die @obrbeit iit aber bic, bas 9elt
oas Dem alien Sropn 3u9eianot puroe,
rpurbe ibm ju feiner ei9nen unterftisunl
na6 &aniaS aefanot, nadoem ibm untet
Den Iu9en BON Sedmten Der au9emeiner
Reoierun9 all lein Gi9entbum ourb biz
Sclaperei Sreunoe ourd Ssuer jerit0rt
uno ;pci ieiner Sobne bis gum Sooe NIP:
banoelt coer ermorbet rpcroen paren-
llno oies erit naboem9e 9eoa6te &e9ierun9s:
Seamten feline 2(nitalten trsffen ipolIttn
ibm ieinen S6abCn rpieoer gut ju MAIDEN,
Sa oann crit erbielt er llnteritiisun9 ~
feinem ei9enen 2(u5fommen oaielbit.-
SSn Der Sbat iol6e 1ln9erebti9feitsn unt
9i9en, lpie Iib unfere @e9enlieters 81
S6uloen fomen IaBen, mtBen Den gang:
liben ltnter9an9 ibrer partbei friber ooel
Observation-Disclosures berbeifiibren-oenr
Die @abrbeit fann fiber nur cine 3eitIant
unterbridt bleiben, uno tpiro uno muB
lpie fib Elm Seoer oorouf perloben fam
| opb enolib iie0en.
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Die KepubIiPanifi,e prcGc.

G6 peruriabt un6 piel Sreuoe, oaB bic
9anje Republif1niitbt YreBe oieie5 Can:
6e5 fib unperboIen uno in ftarfen 2(u5s
crifen 9c9en oaS neulitbe 1tnternebmCn
Su 6arpers Serrp .ou6ortft. Dap oie6
oen @rlmm pieIrr unIersr 9e9ner erre9t,
1T 9ans oeutlid)-uno aus obi9er SbotIas
DE muB fib oub ;u9lci6 Elm Seper ielblt
iiberjeu9en f0nnen, Dap Der Seriub bon
oemcfratiI6er Seite ber, politiIbe5 Gapis
tai fir ibre Qartbei ;u MAIDEN, oamit oaB
9efllbt miro Die Republifaniibe portDei
nit Dem lufftano ju perbinoen, nur cine
b6swilli9e ooer cine moli3i6ie Soumbu9z
9crei, coer Die Srudt BON lebr boien uno
aGnilih perborbenen 6erien 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02

Sol9enberb66 trauri9e Sprfau ere
nete iib unl6n9ft in 8ien Sine ar
So9lobnersfamilie Nomens @altcr, b|
te cine febr 9roBe pra6tuoGe &ase, mel
Die &inoer Defenders germ batten. q
rp0bnli6 biloete pas i6one Z bier in q
tpeienbeit Der Gltern Den Mittelpunft
llnterbaltun9 fir Die , fleinen &ino|
G5 lpar am Nbeno be5 2ten Iu9uIt
Die Gltern juf1mmsn bon Der Nrbeit nj
Oauie ;uriicefeDrten. @clber Inbli6
ii1 ibnen bar: ibrt prei 8inoer la9en 4
ourbbi1enen Seblen uno in ibrcm GlI
fbwimmeno foot ouf Der Grbe; mit|
unter ibnen ia6 Die aase nit funfelnd
Qu9en. Die @utter fftirjte nit ein|
S6rei Der Serjmeil flung ouf Gle peid
ibrSr Sinber. Sn bemielben Qr9enhd
IaB ibr Die &ate an Der Seble uno perfs1
ibr fiirtterlidle Siile in Sals unb St|
tern. Der @1nn, Der Elm Seil bCi
fGbrte, bate mob 10 plel 9eiItes9r9enpt
Die 9abe beim SbrponSe ju fafen II
uermittelit zines 9sibift 9cfdbrten Siet
ju tGeten. 9ta1 n9efellter ltnteriu,
un9 5ei9te es iib, Dap Die 6abe Die 50
Dutb (9SaHeribeD 9ebabt bate. 8
8rau CAB am lOten 2lu9uft unter itre
liben Sualen ibren 8eihauf. Der Mal
befinoet iIb in einem Dolb lpobnitnni9
3ultdnoc.
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rpabrIid, lie Tne unsllfIid,.

8efanntti6 bat i0onoen fir bic Serf6
Gauntp MISUNDERSTANDING beitimmten
Go9sn, in Dem perfloBenrn Wonot, Der
orti9eS He9enpetter cin9eite0t, 70 Dap e6
70 3u ia9en unm69Iib mar, Dap ir9enb
Semano oerielbcn beilppbnen fonnte-uno
Die Sefeuibaft bober, 70 lpie Die Burger
Reopin9s 9roBe SerIuite erIitten boben
mIBen. lin nun boS Serlcrne micoer
aufjuma6en, beftimmte man cine onoere
3eit 3ur QbbuItun9 Der 8airi unb 3lpor in
Ser leBten 2So6e. Ntan mar aber ipirtz
Eib >uicber un9lGfli6, inom &C ben eritrn
Sag fbneiete, ipopcn Die Scl9en 9etp fen,
Dap Die Ore&i9ten Straben, unb Der Sc
banRe coB Der l(u5itsllun9s 8runo nap
lein wiiroe, AUDI >picber an Den fol9enbrn
Sa9en pietc @enfheu, Die beiocwobnt baz
ben iriirocn, juriif bielt-uno fomit Die
@innaDmsn Der 8e1eUIboft, Der 8irtbe
unb Der Stobrbolter rpieber beoeuteno pcs
niger lparen, al6 man crlpartet Bate
8on SerJeu winiben mir uniern gtobs
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