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, 1862-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY EyESISG, Dec. g. 1861
Several Of the banks report New York Exchange
shade casicr Willie others say it is full as close as
twas laet week. The buying rate is pretty uni
1ornly ut par, selling h@A premium. It is be-
hcrcd that the pork trade will very soon relieve the
market, especially if the railways can carry ship
mcnts forward.
The buying range for gold was 300M. The indi-
cations point to more active, and it ia to be be-
1ieyed, more successful military operations. and
most parties here are buying 'shy," expecting
decline. Ii iz hoped their anticipationH may prove
correct.
Old Treasury Notes were bought at e5Kl0a6
There arc scarcely enough now at the West chang
ing hands to mike quotations.
Silver a21a4 for large coins; about 4l5 per cent.
lees for smau change.
Money is abundant for all legitimate operations,
and the demand for it il active.
e The following are the quotations OF Pres
Ion. Willard 8 Kcan, bankers. No. Clark street:
We arc paying "a to 2:17 for silver: % for Can
ada !: II Tor the Bank Of the State Of Indiana and
Kentucky; 4 for Missouri. and are taking round
lots Of country Pennsylvania at :s!G17s discount
and Pittsburgh Mt 4 discount.
Nexy York Stock and Money Market
By Teleeraph1 New YoRK, Dec, 8, 1862.
Second Boa1a-Stocks frmer, Government
stocke casicr-
Chi Rock leland .7a7z6 ~ Cen scrip. .-.:.-5s
Prairie nn osan Me3san Meh3san EemtF setSa11
i;al Shjsa Is ;saar2 y Cen bonds :1es e.,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Ts Igssoas 6 coup 81: 1t s. 81 81
ms I 4 Hrpfaa
, 1862-12-09

10 Change in prices Of pork. Receipts liberal
Nine car loaa arrived yesterday on tho noon train
besides drove Of 200 from Stark county. and the
arrivals have been large tu~day- Good hogs ave
raging zoo lbs would bring from $500 to $40
gross weight. Dressed hogs $3.s5 to S3-75, 1ivid-
ilg nu aGl lbs net Mei:.1lt.
, 1862-12-09

NKONtfeAI VatEIe AEAFHe1~UeE. A.
Beevcs-Snpply limited chiefly Of nli1diing qual-
tiles. 1st quality. scarce at s5:aa5M5.13: ID do
1CeI rs: I'd do - 60: inferior and refusal
Of lots s.. Sa.aa0{9e:s5U. HossSupply good. and prices
have an upward tendency. Live weight S3.01t}
$50; dressed hogs $$33.75t9450.
, 1862-12-09

Eggs are selling ut aasGG:a3c q doz,
There is an active demand for clover seed with
sarEof 11G0 bu ut So 40aIt50 z hu. Flax seed has
again advanced. with =alca at s.. 00G310 q bu.
, 1862-12-09

! Cunsmcnt is unnecessary.
GraccIand Cemetery.
in our publication Of Mr. Bzyan's
| letter. yesterday. there T:as IN aeci-
denial omission Of I paragral,, which was
essential to the correct reading Of what fol
lowed. We therefore reproduce the cenclud-
ing portion Of the letter, commencing with
the omitted sentences:
And now to the matter Of provision for the
permanent improvement and maintenance Of
the Cemetery. The TR1BrSE's comments
upon this head arr timely. and we'll entitled
to consideration. When conveyed the land
TO the Cc,ne.cry Company. the necessity for
such 4 provision for the future keep
| ing Of the grounds was not over
looked but on the contrary, an ex.
press stipulation MAS inserted in the decd,
i'r'yiding 1heapprnpriation to thi: purpose
ii ten per cent Of the gross receipts and
i'll the exact language Of the deed, this fund
: ! %sslal1 be appropriated in such manner and
t | by such officers or committees as may be
= | deemed best by the board Of managers, to in
| sure to the lot holders the economical and in.
| dicious disposition Of said fund.- The board
+ IF managers, fully aware that for the first few
: wears, the expenses would greatly exceed the
Z percentage indicated, (althoagh in Laurel Hill
G and other cemeteries ii has III the end proved
= | amply adequatc) committed this matter tc
c my personal management, subject Of courst
c ut amy time to their withdrawal at the demand
9 Of the lot owners, &c. would most gladly
+ transfer to other hands the expenditure Of tht
fund, say to a committee appointed by the 10
owners, and acting entirely independently o
i, the managers and myself.
Alike sensible are your suggestions respect
,f ing the payment by lot owners to commit
;. y tee Of theif own selection, Of Il certain sun
- | in consideration Of which {as in other Gem
= = cterics where the price OF lots is three time
I, tlat adopted in Graccland, their lots shah b
( permanently kept in order without furthc
Is concern or tax to the proprietors. In thes
IS and any other plans for the permanent embel
~ llshmcnt Of the cemetery, and for the sacre
n security of the possessions there, have, lik
u yourselves, 4 personal interest, and you ma
10 therefore rest assured Of the cordial cooper:
1e tiono Yours, very truly
~ Tnos.. B. BRYAN
:! prec;dar} nf Eroce1and rem ef arg ~,
, 1862-12-09

UftH5cu A0S. At BfIf0Ite.11ce. ..
From the Detroit Free Press.1
Packers are now buying freely all that arrive, hut
heavy hogs meet with quicker sale at good prices
than lighter ones do at much reduced figure. 4
large number Of hogs arc being bought for ship
nellt which. together with the demand for pack
ing. cauecs thu market TO remain firm. We quote
for light and the 1attcr for those weighing from
.f0 to iC0 lbs. The ordinary run will bring about
- o., quick
, 1862-12-09

The roLacE CocET.-As nsuAl on Monday,
the number If c:,srs before Justice Miller
YESTERDAY morning wa5 l;.t@r, and Ito ;he city,
1.rofis:th!.. Ne:r!y cnt hundred cases were
il, during III, lie dry. principally charged
With tvi,lg either l:cI,cfs or inmates Of
houses Of :il-1ulc. with il srSinhiing Of drunk
:1tl dis orderly. The 1o1a: :'iao..1. Of fines up
10 noon a,no:,ptc cd 10 upwards Of $50, and
one Of thc = fo; &C. s':+rd it T;,s moi very
good l:y for liz. =. that When our re-
porter lift III: in$.i!::.ion WAS sill turning
of The victims ii ;:Luut All aveTigs Of S5
apiece.
, 1862-12-09

philadelphia Provision Market
dec. 5.
Provisions are very quiet. 100 br1s mess pork
sold at pcr brl- Lard is dl1, and butter le4a
avtiye. Gales OF roll at 1sGaa2c per ID.
, 1862-12-09

Provisions In montreal-Deee1nbe 4.
EFrom the Montreal Herald.1
III provisions, Pork is heavy at sic Is to eto50; !;
retail Eales at $10.s5 An outside G.,urt. The
miseariat Stores, and the packing will likely com
mcnce next week. so that in spite Of more favor
able ndyiccs from the States, We do not see any
chance Of an Improvement in prices here. Butter
il extremely dull, and the market is flooded with
inferior descriptions. Choice dairy is worth only
Il to lac, the high rates Of freight 9Q5 via Port
laud} ca,lslug this depression
, 1862-12-09

w ANTED-50O Agents, tn sell
" tle lareest. best and cheapest PRIZE PAcE-
AGES In lhe world containns une Of our sr:as com
1oy:es rules for Lie game al chess: novel and
interesting seat demand among the soldiers
Sind for Circulars. Z. ~ Df IN l. CO.
ifti-saGs.tIt lei t.;ark itf.asro
, 1862-12-09

DEATH from 1STENrERANCE AND EXPO
sVEE.-Nrs. Howell, wl:0 l.as spent tic pri,l-
cipa. part II :hc l,:s' six :ers III the Ciiy
Rid, Tei1. v:.s discharged fran there Sat
1r,i;.y ,ns,rnin.. ':a*1, "nd amused herself ',y
ln,sn::ing shout N,.r1la Market street during
7hc tl::y. On Sund: 1a.nr1an. SHE was fnnud
in m i1sscssll1: c..:,dil.s1?, lyii'.: in iii usluc-
cupiet house on N.rtl Market street, between
Ohio ::1,d Indiana streets. Drs. White and
Amc11,l:,,l Eera called, Int did I.'t succeed in
rrstt:r5ng lltF. and tl,c died at about eleven
t,'cl.:th Sunday night. Coroner Schmidt held
died from ;cl,l;er:ncc and exposure"
, 1862-12-09

Tic Keoku,, Gate city Of Saturday says: stSiA
train loA,ls Of kogs came i'll on thS -Des Moiacs
railtoatl dag before yesterday.
, 1862-12-09

Louisville Hog maFKct---Dec. 6.
Better feeling in the market, with salrs Of hogs
at 81 30 to $3.50 1lct. 4 sale Of clear bacon sides
1t Exc
, 1862-12-09

lcE.-Ihe grand opening of the Centr:l
Skating Pond will take place tlis eyenin.
{weaihcr permitting.) Those who desire an
evenings enjoyment should be Oh hand.
, 1862-12-09

8AIk HI 8Ee IaVQI4t
On Saturday Ground Alum was sold at $eB53
aa75. romestic aa1t was sold at $370a3s5.
, 1862-12-09

It is very probable that prices will decline still fur
thcr; there ia certainly prospect whatever Of an
, 1862-12-09

S.S5. Isl 'ol2 u, ,5fl,S ,SSJ 6.1Ss;Ssi ~ S1 SD
We have no means Of aseertaining what have
been the receipts at the numerous other lake pptta
The four principal cities will probably By the end
of the year have increased their receipts to IN as
ereeate Of one hundred and five millions Of l,us6-
cIs. Estimating ali the others at twenty millions
for the entire year. "a moderate estimate) and we
have one hundred aud twenty five millions OF bush
els the contribution which tile lake cities make
to the fund Of vegetable food which feeds the
world.
At the rate Of five bushels to the individual, this
won}d support twenty fye millions Of people.
Uscd as food and forage. the amount received at
Chicago. wonll support, at that place. full twenty
millions; at Toledo eight millions, aud 80 on In
proportion the other cities.
Last year the receipts Of breadstufs at the lake
ports were about 100.00 600 BUSHELS On that
amount this year will produce IN increase OF at
least twenty per cent The quantity Of corn re-
cciyed at Toledo wonld have been greater By aey-
era1 millions if the railroads and canals had pos
sesscd the means to transport it. Every convey
ance and every receptacle has been taxed to the Mt
moRt to bring and receive freights. For the next
year g business a liberal increase of canal boats
and freight will be provided and several large
grain elevators. for storing grain. will be brought
into use.
lin the table given above. it will be found that
the receipts Of flour at Chicago and also those at
Toledo are given. This is counting large amount
ofthe same four twice-as all that is shipped from
Chicago. via Michigan Southern Railroad, passes
through Toledo and a placed on the record IS '3re
ceipts at Toledo Cox. Ed. TRIBUNE.
, 1862-12-09

Opening and Closing of tie New
York Canals.
The following abstract from the report Of the
Canal Commissioners will chow the opening and
closing Of the New York Canals from 1si7 to 1862
inclusive.
, 1862-12-09

PRAu1E F1REs.-For several nights past
the prairics southwest and northwest Of the
city have been on fire, lighting up the heavens
and producing brilliant effect.
, 1862-12-09

FoR Co1rMBrs, Kr.-A1d. ]. @, Hoyt
leaves for Columbus, Ky, this evening. Any
letters or small packages for that point can
be left at his store, lii South Water street,
during the day.
, 1862-12-09
- The PROBLEMS of DestIny'' By Dr..
Tiffany, tonight, at Bryan Hall.

Yesterday. r. l. Rice was the
recipient Of fine watch with one dollar book,
batEht at the New York Gift Book House, ia
Randolph street, where, for one week, 81 IS books
/ Nin le sold fox oaay fftJ ceats. leq8
, 1862-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIV Ed. dec. 8, 1852.
Prop Pittsburgh. Webster, Buffalo, eundries.
Prop Potomac: Gebha1d, Buffalo. sundries.
Prop Prairie State, Williams, Ogden=burg, sun
dries.
Prop Cleveland. Reed, osdensharg, suudries.
Prop Montgomery, Glleis. Collingwood. ], ,436 bags
Bark Sam Ward, Campbell. Bay City, 2,10o brls
salt 200 tons coal
Schr Abigail Culbcrt*on. Manistee, 100 lumber.
Sehr Golden Harvest, Stubbs, Buffalo. lumber,
1EQ tons coal.
schr Elip=e, Brown, Bay City, $50 brls salt.
CLEARED. 49, Dec. S, 1sG2.
Prop Pittsburgh, Mcpherson, Milwaukee, I: rs in
Etfn.
, 1862-12-09


Owners OF Slaughter Houses.
We suhjoin an extract from letter received
hy tlae Assessor Of this collection district,
from Commissioner Boutwell,, touching he
liabilities Of the owners Of public slaus ushter
houses. 1t is Of great importance to all par
Tics interested i'll the business to which it re-
ftrS:
First, Any person or frnl having place
wi.ere the business Of slaugltcring cattle is
carried on, must tie held responsible for the
returns required by sections IS and - Of the
Excise Law.
,s,ccn6, If at such places parties are per
njticd to slaughter animals named in The
said sections, by suel permission they be-
come the agents or employees Of the owner,
for that particular purpose; bnt the princi-
pal is alone responsible for duties levied upon
animals SO slaughtered.
- J. J. Dehan"s Holiday. Call and Wedding
Cards, written in six different styles. eent to any
address on receipt Of price New styles Holiday
Cards, 7200 per pack; Wedding Cards. $500 per
rack. Get yonr cards at once. Call On or address
him, Bryant & Stratton's College. dec5-St
HoGs.-Meesre Bates Stone s. Co., a17 South
Water street, advertise the highest market price
ard quick Teturns for hogs consi gned to them.
sNAEr1sE's AcADEar.' THE School Soireca Of
this Academy corner Of Clark and Monroe streets,
arc held every Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
dcc6
, 1862-12-09

Hogs advanced 15@20c OIL Saturday, The mar
ket opened at s35el3. 70 fordrcsscd hogs dividing
on oe r. and On Shangs aoe sss E;sss aas
however,, prevailed in the afternoon: and
$3.50 would probably. be-. fair quota
ton Of the market at the close for heavy and $3.50
I've hogs, tie arrivals being principally on old con-
tracts. a lot Of IS medium hogs sold at $3a0- The
dressed. For the week the receipts amounted to
TAG head.
The receipts Of hogs thus far this season are:
Live Hogs No q I'll
Dressed Hoee Observation-Disclosures 3503
, 1862-12-09

Salt In milwaukee,.
On Fasurday the agent Of the Onondaga Salt
Company reduced the price ofsalt to S225
, 1862-12-09

PERsoNAL.-Wc learn that aIr. Rodney
Wclvh has been elected Professor Of lnorg:1a-
ic Chemistry in the Hahncmann Medical Col
lege t14omcopathic} in this city A lecture
Introductory TO the course will be given in
the lvet urc room IF The College No. l6S s.
Clark street on Wednesday next.
, 1862-12-09

INlHl. -<F.-t0
To came date last eeason. 10 234
The range Of prices for hogs in this market each
day in the week ending Saturday, was as follows:
Live Hogs, Dressed Hogs,
, 1862-12-09

TEE CoMMcS CorScn..-A special meeting
Of the Common Council was called for last
evening. As usual, however, when there is
important business on the ta1is, quorum
failed to he present at - o'cl,ck, when the
roll was called, and an adjournment was all
tlc business that could be Transacted
, 1862-12-09

w ANTED-Onc purchaser in
~ each township for ATKINS FAMILY KNIT
TING MACHINE: n: EIom soto go profit per week en-
he earned on II by my HAN OF woman, 1t will make
a100o stitches nnGrc will knit pair Of Stockings
Of Socks in tlftecn nlnteS makes variety Of Fancy
Clouds. Sontags Kfgolsts, Military sassles &c, We
wll: give to one person In each township the exclusive
right to and sell tie nactnc for one year III each
township wicls Will enable them to earn the price
naid for tic machine easily and quickly L Is won
Price, $50 Secure your township For circular. with
further end full raTteulers cal on Of address with
Lake street. Chicago. I'll. noii- -xsS'-lu
, 1862-12-09

SoLD1ER's W1FE.-A soldiers wife who is
pendent Of any committee, would be glad Of
Il good place 10 wash and iron. Apply at the
City Mission, sc North Franklin street, ut
o'cluck T. Iii.
Wanted few blankets or comfortab1es for
the Soldiers Lodging Room, as above.
, 1862-12-09

the course Of lectures on behalf Of the La
dies Education Society will be delivered this
{Tuesday) evening ut tile First Baptist Church.
by prof aihla. Suhect--t' Vital Air. with
<SpyriMeuts
, 1862-12-09

DEsER7En-A letter from the Mercantile
Battery, received yesterday, states that pri-
yatc named Ryan. had deserted from Sickels'
ad na o@e ons, to the cea 1SeeT taKn AZ
learn that Ryan enlisted in Chicago, but was
formerly d resident Of Mississippi.
, 1862-12-09
President Of Eracelaud Cemetery (

~ Tie 104th Illinois regiment from La
sallc county, was at Huntsville, Tenn, on the
, 1862-12-09

(F1om the n. r Evening Post,l
The following table will show the receipts Of
brcadstutIs at The four principal receiving and ship
ping ports on the Lakes, from the beginning Of the
ycaf TO Nov. =, =, 1862:
, 1862-12-09

PRoNoTIoS--S. II. Stevens, formerly of
The firm Of Stevens Bros, Of this city, who
was appointed Orderly Sergeant Of The Board
Of Trade Battery ut its organization, has now
been elected 10 the Junior First Licuten-
antcy. hir. Stevens las earned this honor by
thu faithful manner in which he has per
formed Ill The duties deyolsing upon him,
since lis entrance into the service.
, 1862-12-09

Detroit Cattle Markct--Dec. 8.
Received, b00 head Beerea. Demand good and
.,o,f-nt ,foo IL ot a 1nE1Q m
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3met armF, unalhdlthe, adj mcitlihe 6sricn
aattrn r'"e Nddt ~litterno uno bnnRsno ourds
ph6t. Vie SV'noe sinrs %rtnStacn pouieS cat
ten in otci'r etnen Na6t ScufSrr vernon
men, ipFlbc Itmercr mo8en i'll Der 91cIe res
GItnot, ale manher Iautc HIufdrci, Der bic
Yflt IN 6lomn'rn ''bt.
Der aIts 3bomas fonnte @mma,s Gorge uuo
NnSlt nm. ibr'" Mann nttt LANCER cstro8en.
Gr 9tr1. "m i'm gu luhen. 9n 0Cr arC6en, rte
Nsfn start bette sr Dan M'nl@tn auf,uf"ren,
nan Dem cn Neri has sr otr9cl'n Bate, li6
l'pnte "np fanatf. tt
@IS er Die &rerpe binatlttea, ee3r8r'te ibm
or tIe'Rs Nuntei' SFlOr NtAnner tit'brn ltrbtn,
ais mm"etSn He r@ rur&"n' etNa' lo9en, 0baIeih
Ne Ib 7Od nIemals 'uoor 9eletFn bhttrn. Nter
Nst aIte 2b'moS la9tr niGtF. ais "autsn NtOr-
gen." unD NnHteI sr~i'ert' pen gru9, pGbreno
or Die &Iinacl 'ca. Vic 4hitrr putoe ioiurt ss.
5f"et unO NImine srIhis".
cir lab blei6 uno an9rariTrn aus. GO&
Ibelte lie, ais iie b'ire M1nnfr 9rnabrtr. Sic
rraAts ZEN Nltsn nab Gmma's Nobibctnren.
EbomaS r'@bIts nit tHr3en 98orten. mtlA' cine
rnurt9e N1dt liz "srlebt uno meebaib CT ieet
'9sNe. @ImIne crlbrat uno Osrlprab Dem NI!en,
Gmma IN bcNubsn.
et"iSe S'."nO'" ipdt'r ai"a 25Omos rur4
9e StroBeni e mar rin nnfrfnnHttb:S @cttrr,
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!Sais. @ymer, DID ~asfanaeu nod
Des &rrsntreiteus Gut.
90 crIde. 6tt III rettrn rod
Oein &lnolsiu an bic 0ruf.
Slid ibm in'S NuN, unpcrpanot,
3tei Is en- 'sI'Aeu @runb!
6nb' odt. bw Htbt pnS bette 2ano
Nasin in lcinem Nuur.
Drum crid' se fsGer an oos 6,r',
g0u's anihIG It sang uuo lnut:
6ab' o6t &c ,isbt berous ben S6mrrl
Rtht wie eiu 5citcnc &raut
Tam I,a' cS gan, ins Ser, bjnstn,
limb i6lie6' pas Ssris ;u,
llnp Ian uibtS Nue'rss III ibm elm:
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Nlrtnc Bate cnt rbIihe Stuup II uerIctt. -
I'm ~ srt'hicocner 1ie erfiGrtc unc miepcrhuitc
tbrCr Ntultcr ni6t 0r6rrhcn az t6nncn, ic nm.
otlolitlcr uno 0rnulaner murocn berrr MjE.
bnnrlungen. 9EUutcn mir ale riclc Scenen tc.
I6reiten, Der 2cier wiirCc uuo oieQcidt urna
tiIrltbtr uctcrtrcitu"acn tcIhuIri9tu. Gbcr liz
Sonuc uno NfOno. prIhc 10 Tieleo Ie6eu, mas
III rt'lem nuralilhcu 9 umpFe IA untcu Yuroebt
lplIlrn GO duh. mic monbe nGU0tirlide Miittc,
otc Nttld, nit Der iie lore Sinner acnGbrt Gaben
fib nit rercn 6er;tlute buablen loEei. 2ur
Netl Ter WenlhCn itnp iclhe Miiittcr oQrrolna7
Ir''r ~lclt'n, unp mGIen lie r~r3tttcrn bis ;rm in.
n%eritcn &lart lbrer Gjebcinc, meltr btclr CSC.
lhlhtc Iricn unO ib ciuer lpldeu llnnetjrIid.
ftit tcuuEt linp.
Nltrlne mar }ur &rrjirejauu9 cctraht. TEcrn
pa' Neri NIT Sh ncli unD Summer iatt 0ctrIuft,
oann rei6t nod Elm b~ittsrrr Srupfcu aus. Inn
's u9rrttrnmsn 'u maiden. uuo ais gtuntcl hcuic.
nahcem IL feline 2Jrtcjt yplcnpct Bate. oeb,n
mpate unp Nns Mdphcn FrrftiittelrO uno webe
muthoooI anrah, "a iagte Niwiue mt lrmeatcr
Stimmr:
Sieter 9@fnntrI, nplen Sie mp6l cine gGcp.
nurg fir mid, iu6au ?
Sle m0llen fOrt3ir6cn 0ou ccr a~u1oiacn Irau
Ofrttcr, metn 8~nGti9cc 6~rrtlcin ? r,ci Der Aper1
Cper %iIuilrrte CT v~jcImebr, tnoem or pelr M1ptcu
10 nnAe ais .mGaiirb trait. Nb - lido baec g
nil ocnfca ]tGnnen! = Sis Galtrr cs ntA ans.
rith aus nih = Scien gu gut fir rieir sSelt
icten 3u 9rt.
Die Nfatt,c Mil burhaus, paB i'd STATE, Re,
onr5 &inEtt nm MID pcrben lien, betratb,u
led, iaate N!minc.
3errejrat0cn , ! rief Gnnfsl, in istncr arOEcl
8sliiriuna cie 9Rotte not mc6r ais ionll yrr.
%orr6enr; 5errfiratben 2! .. feinen @Oaraffer
mid, mcin 6ret!siui 60 Gin Wl1ptsn. MIR cir.
retratben 9ib, MID. mcin autss 5rctIerr. 10
lan3c 9funteI lett. 2GDGuuna mic!5en ans.
i'se'n : Saden mntnrbnira, Die SOnen acts.
ren. $, mic mir 8eipt arbeiten wrypcn -
pcpIa nit cielsn teipcn 3utbau, IN luo nieien
bcioen Sten8en, ME pae flott gcbcn icuI @b,r
hiFmai5 n'h jer:rIratben, mem 8~naploes ,{rci
lrin. Wtin!
llno rrr 3ner3 f3it:2tte fo cntiAiepen NIT
Gem 3opt ais moLitc CT eincn encrguBen Wrpteit
9c3cn aGts un8smah e~,n!cgen. peltes irosnr
Gin @itnja rtejem Map6en ~suTiiaen ycats,
IS m;5 nct tcntr 2eihcben, pns ole mir
cine lGobnuma ]mietbcn, uno cine mGtlirts. iA
Mil mcinc Sahen IIrbe- n,ht m]itncbmen. r,nn
ia MIL ir9cn. Oh i'd cine Steqt fnce pos
lheint Mi. tc5'r 81 icta, alo wsnn i'd 70 ol,in
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