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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24

AN INFALLIBLE SIGN.-Last summer q
detachment of cavalry, under Major
Kicker, of the 9Th Ohio, made dash on
dolly Springs, and captured number
of prisoners. Several trunks were found
at the railroad depot, end the Major de-
termined to take possession Of them and
hold them until he could find out what
they contained and to whom they be-
longed An old and wealthy gentlemen
presently stepped up and claimed them
as the property of his daughter Major
Kicker told him to prove property and
take it away. A darkey, who accom-
panied the venerable Southerner, opened
the trunk No sooner had he raised the
lid than he grinned with satisfaction, and
announced:
4" Yes, dis belong to Misses Jane"
SLOW do you know it does?" said one
of the cavalrythen
why, Lor Dress ye, knoso it By dat
dar bottle o snuff"
Those familiar with the refined habits
of Southern society will recognize the
truth of Sambo remark chat the pres
ence of bottle of snuff was prima .facie
evidence that that the trunk belonged to
lady. 1t is the sign infallible, and can
always be relied on.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24
Gle Daily autttnaG.
WIT AND SENTIMENT
A New Peace Proposition.

Orpheus c. Kerr writes from WASH
ington the following account Of another
peace proposition:
The Confederacy hastily put on pair
ofwhite cotton gloves, and says he:
Gam addressing the Democratic Or
ganizationY'
"You address the large Kentucky
branch" says the Conservative chap,
pulling out his ruffles
"Then," says the Confederacy, / am
prepared to make an indirect proposition
for peace. NY name is Mr. Lamb, by
which title the democratic organization
has always known the injured Confed-
eracy, and propose the following terms.
Hostilities shall at once cease, and the
two armies be consolidated under the
title of the Confederate State Forces.
The war debts of the North and South
shall be so united that the North may be
able to pay them without confusion. An
election for new President shall at once
be held, everybody voting save those who
have shown animosity to the sunny South.
France shall be driven out of Mexico by
the consolidated armies, the expense be-
ing so managed that the North may pay
it without further trouble. Upon these
terms the Confederacy will become q
peaceful fellow man"
Heml" says the Kentucky chap.
" What you ask is perfectly reasonable.
will consider the matter after the man
ner Of dispassionate democrat, and re-
turn you my answer in few days"
Here l hastily stepped up, and says |,
"But are you not going to consult the
President at all about it, my Jupiter
TonansH
The President? the PRESIDENT says
the Conservative Kentucky chap, with a
vague look. "Hem" says he, a
really forgot all about the President"
The democratic organization, my boy,
in its zeal to benefit its distracted coun-
try, is occasionally like that eminent fire
company in the Sixth ward, which nobly
usurped with its hose the terrible bust
ness ofputting out large conhagration,
and never rememberd, until its beautiful
machine was all in position, that another
company of fellow-fremen had exclusive
possession of all the water works.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, JO-
IN SEPH ]. RELTZ, Collector 6f tAe City of Ev-
ansvirle, between the hours of 9and Il O'Clock A.
n, and and o'clock p. NJ, on Friday, the
9Th day of January, A. D. 1868, will sell at pub
lie auction, at the door Of the Court House, in the
city Of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots,
parts OF lots, and parcels Of real estate, and i'm
pr0vements assessed for the payment of City Taxes
for the year 1862, due from the owners thereof to
the City of Evansville, said taxes being now due
and unpaid, and for the cost of said sale and that
said sale will be continued the next day there
after, viz: on Saturday the 10th day Of January,
1863, at o'clock P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House in Evansville for the purpose ofselling such
property as may have been sold on the first day
above named and not paid for
UPPER ENLARGEMENT.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24
JEWELRY, WATCHES
AND
9 is 9 q * -
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


= Having just returned from the
East with q Large and Beautiful
stock, Inow offer to sell
Gold and Silver II u n ting
Watches.
Small gold Hunting Watches.
Gold, Vest and CHI atelain
Chains,
Diamond, Pearl and Opal
Rings,
Carbuncle, Plain Gold and
Seal Rings,
Carbuncle, Pearl and Plain
Sets Jewelry,
Brestpins, Buckles, Crosses.
Necklaces, &c,
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Lockets,
Silver Spoons, Caps and Map,
kin Rings,
Silver Butter and Fruit
Knives, Salt Spoons,
Plated Table Tea Spoons and
Forks,
Studs, Sleeve Buttons and
Ear Rings,
And many other articles too
numerous to mention, all of
which I will sell at low
figures for Cash.
Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. You
viii! find It to your advan-
tage.
GEO. A. BITTROLFF,
No. 46, Main Street.
N. B.-Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry repaired and warrented.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24

ThurIing CharIesi q Tot ., DO Ib....,....
Bitner Louis, south q of lot 8, block ST..
Hewitt James, a certain lot of land contain
ing five acres, or thercabout, known as the
Lainasco Steam Mill Property, situated
near and b low the City of Evansville, In
diana, and fronting the Ohio River, the
same being the lower third part of fifteen
acres of ground conveyed by Hugh Nc
Gary and wife to John Gwathney, and by
him to William Pope, the bound aries of
said five acres being as follows, to-wit -
Beginning on the Ohio River and running
with the line dividing range ten and
eleven north, about eighty-six poles to the
back line OF said fifteen acres, thence east
with the back line of said fifteen acres so
far that line TO the Ohio River will in
clude front on the Ohio River of one
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24

BG~A gentleman called at the house
of an honest old lady for the purpose of
collecting small debt Not recollect-
ing the amount, he promised to send his
bill that evening. The old woman, sup
posing that he meant his son William,
replied: 20, lal our Sal never set up
with any one yit; but Bills clever boy,
and they may build fire in t'other
room"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24

RAJ The negroes in great numbers are
coming into Gen. Grant, lines, bringing
horses, mules and wagons. They are set
at work ginning and baling cotton.
They receive wages for their labor, and it
is said, do twice the work they performed
as slaves There is every indication that
if the masters were well disposed, the
transition from the system Of invoun-
tary labor to paid labor would be much
easier than many have supposed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24
every man who desires to bestow his iauurs
patronage upon
WE'LL TRIED CORPORATION.

In he equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse TO losses, the PHOENIX stands pre-ensicg at
he head Of ITS profession sohe is extensive practi-
teal and rsteldss business system of local agencies
Is not erceiled By any similar corporation IN e corld
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, ut fair rates by
]. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24

!" (0ut lot lot No IT,.
Clark & Monk Is by $50 feet Second Subdi-
vision oflots 81 and 92...........................
Clark 4 MoHS Is by $50 feet Fifth Subdivis-
ion of lot NO 81 and 92.........................
Clark & Menk 25 by $50 feet Sixth Subdivis-
ion Of lot No 81 and 92......,...................
Gleich Michael, 20 feet oflot 8, adjoining lot
4, being Subdivision of out lot No 49,.
Gleich Michael, feet of lot 4. adjoining lot
8, being Subdivision of out lot 4...............
Meckler William, northwest of lot p
Subdivision of out lot No 3.....................
Musgrove Sarah E., lot 30, Listers Subdi-
vision of ont lot
Muier John. lot 8, Subdivision of out lot 3
Markedan Michael, lot No 4, Subdivis ion of
lots 81 and
While Thos. j., 22 by $50 feet, corner pit Of
lot 20.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-24
Old Metals Bought.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
In nee A gency.
ALLEN G. HAILECK

ALLEN u. dAILEC h,
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER or AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to Issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country on Inland and Fire Risks. He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses Of
every description under policies from other agen-
cies, and attend to the settlement of all matters
connected with INSURANCE, for parties interest
ed. His long experience an INSURANCE AGENT,
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with Insurance.
nS- Office, First Street, near the Post
Office.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
S@luB folet.

@abrbeit biebefe poIitit.
Gin 8udfer, aaufntann In einem tletnen
@eebafen, natD Ii: unrube Yerlebt >pege,,
zines rei9belapenen Tabr;eu9e, ba8 letnen.
8eltitnmu1,Bsort ni9t errei6t bate; er
ianpte paber 1o9 eit1eu S9if8nfetura1lz
ten, ,1n1 ,ppttnS8li@ nod etne @erii6erung
auf baS ldn9f oern,ibte Sdtff 81 bemertz
feQi9en- gbe jepp@ bic police anfanL
erbielt Der &auf1,lann Na9rtdt so,1 feineln
Tabr3eu9 unp af9rttb pe,n Nnffuranten
unBeabr in folstnpea @orten: uWenn
Du bas S9if nod nt@t perl1dert bat
70 1T e8 jeBt ni6t n,ebr ,,otbmenbig, benn.
i@ babe Na9ri9tt1 Dpna ptmlelben." J i,4
Ser M0ecnrdnt Bate bie @erf@erlng6>
urtunpe nod niat aussefeQt pa er saber
cine ip ,0robe Yrdmif. ri6t Yerlieren tppute,
70 flute er raid cine Ypliee aus Il. i1rieb
surld !. nDie 3urld3iebune femmt 3u
! ipdt bic 0erft@erutlS 1T l9pl1g 8elgeben
unp Ste Drdu,ie r1uB sbe3ablt noerben,n' ).
Der Sudter be3ablte bic prdmie unp
/ lB1te bat1it bte. police, ei1l, l9rieb aber als
Mhtnptt tarauf nur. IN &iirse: :.vGrfunp,
e6 tbut mir .leip fur Did, .ben,1 Du .lpir1
9rpBen S6upsn leipen i'd babe. gla9z
riatet1 ,ppn .n,eiaen1 Gabr3eug: dit 81
. ut1.p Qabu {inb perlpren. ...
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
xDes SeQe ben 80 i r anaereat.~

,a .9es Seae ben 80 ir aneereet.~
s. Gin jun9er 5abn, tem an bem Stciee
Die Gterldal' aus Der ct fro9, ...l"
No@ bins, i@rte lout NIT erobem Blsibe {:
u5terber tbr 5iibn@en, fommet op9."
Ser 5ennen Sdaar NIT BliBe6l9neIe
Scam neu9terbrenneno ansefegt,
gu leben lelbit an Srt unp Steue,
Ba6 Mii1er 5dbn@en "a n9ere9t."
Der alte 6abn aui leiner Stanoe
@iebt benz @ewimmel l9munselno su,
2dbt il6 ron Dem @el6ret nod lanae
9ftbt ft6ren in 9etpobntcr Stub,
Denn >pie pos 6dbn6en pidt unb 1harret,
@o mtro bod ni@ts beraua9efeat.
Da6 5dbn6en bat pa5 0olf oenarret
uno bat bod nal >po6 van9eregt."
@u modt Elm mertber 6err College
8on un6 gu 3eiten 9rob @eldrei
Dur@ &ideriti unp iiselI0ldae
2odt er Siel @ldubiae bertei.
8alp it's au elmer S6ul' ein Yldn9en
8alo wiro me 8ittlbrift poraele9t,
Salp eine nMeetin9" bat baS 6abnden,
8alo ptee, ba'o lene6 ~an9eregt."
Sc @eile bat mans an9eltben
Nuein caS Ding miro uu6 3u bunt;
IS fam nidt mebr 10 weiter 9eben -
9Sir req n otto II jeBuno.
@el9' Elm Beoiirfni6 au9 int @tiuen
Da6 oeutlhe Nublifum nun beat,
Wirc ce6 0emeinen 8eitsr wiuen
"W hol e S a / e" bon un6 iebt Quuereot
unp tritt es lpdter pann in's 2eben :. -
So "e elaimen" nj Die 0aterl9aft
@lei9piel pb anbrer 2eute Streben,
Da6 8efte aud oobei 9eidafft.
3und9it uerlan9t bic 3ett, raB orabe
'Ne 9 B Mt a | >pero' anselest
Damn 9 8aun,alleen 3ur promenupe
~DeS SeQe ben S9Sir ansereet."
Sir ale oeutl6e Sffciere,
Die &amlay je ernennen fann,
Negt @bren 9wert uno Banoelter,
Man biermit i9pn i'm Npraus On.
Sir beuti6e Superintendent
Gin Stof >pomit ben Iaft man lAlQat,
Spufa aeurs fir peutlGe 2eaislatoren,
uDcs @eue BEN 91Sir anserest."
Sir aussepiente Spernldneer
Gin bUbl9e5 Hotel d'Invalides,
Sir 8ummler unb fir &neipenbdnaer
'9fe 2a9erbaQ' avec credit
uno tpaS mir etwo ionf perl9wetoen,
@irp biermit NIT 8eldlae belest;
gBir clain,en eS al8 unler ei9en.
Denn nSelles Ben mir an9ere9 t.
&ur3eefafte Sulsbaber &alenoer=
9toti5en amf oa6 Gabr 1862.
Dieles jabr it,:
Sett Grldaffuns Der Welt bo8 5812t
Seit Gridafun9 Der @teinfob>
i len pas " 18,000t
a @ett notwithstanding be8
. 2nttefalenreve pa6 1t
. SeitMdt faeung pes YulYer6
: purb gar vif!e 2eute pa6 unbeitimmt
Sett Ginfiibrung be6 papter@
9ebrauhs inDeutl1lano oa6 392t
! @eit Ginflbrung pes papier>
Mibbrau6S oa8 unbel lttmn:
Seit @ntpedun8, oab Nmertfa
9 eritirt ba6 37Ot'
/: nSinp bic &orallenriffe /
Der Ebat 70 duberit 9efdbrli6? fragte Elm
junse Dame einen 96iffsz@apitain.
) Greili@, man l6eitert lei@t an 8pral
lenfltppen, aber nod piel let@ter sebt ma
an &oralenlippen gu @runoe.
: Ginafd@ @lti9er @irtb.- al
: SD mS&te etn @las 2impnape!
!, Mtrtb:, 2imonace I? .6erenle, ;
! bab'n mer feene mid, aber febre l9ee,
S9wartenworldt.
/ 3art. MiB Nrab Menten, ;
: S6aulptelerin, pelde fi9 fir bic 6ro
{ oe6 n8enieia 8op" ausgibt iaste leBtb
in Cincinnati, al6 fe berausoerufen u,
81 siaer &epe aufsefprpert murpe:
y .Nd i'd wlnIdte, Ste batten q
Il tuiamn,en nur einen Munp, pab
q Sie auf einmol fiii1en f6nnte."
g !. 5m, ,ptnn iie blbi@ wdre tbdt'e AZ
l>l Gtt1er nm ben 2Inbertt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

Doctor, rtef Jeeperlel1 Der9nii9t. Sie
baben Moie8 unp bte prppbeten; ia, nj,
pi0en e8 ppbl.
9llS Der Doctor pben tpar, nabm er eine
LANCE aplpene 8ette llnp befe(tiote iie an
Der u6r, iedte bteie in bic Gal9e, le9te
f9 Die &ette unt ben 5al6 unp moute
@teen betpeset1, aud bieIeS an Mlioa s,1
ieroen; aber er ber9ab e8, unp menn man
bebentt, wie ptel ct beute lbpn i'm Sc
pd6tni6 3u bebalten aebabt bate, tann
man f9 ni6t bariiber wunbern. .E
Die beipen Dan1e1t ndbten nun pom
Mor9en Bis gum Mbeno, ia bis tief in Sic
Na0t, unp balp mar fr Bnlan3ue fers
tia. 9llipa's 9roee Tre;loe liber tie be-
por1ebenpe Gabrt bate aud Trau Dreie1,
erbeitert, unb o1e6 atbnete Slid llno
3ufriecenbett in ben, tleinen &reile.
Gnbli4 fam Der 9rube Sag. DerS6litz
ten bielt Dor bet Tbire, Der Doctor ,par
aber ni6t purtig 9ewelen unp muBte baber
nit etnen1 grpBen &tnoerwa9en> ben man
auf S@littenfufen 9elebt, fiirlteb nebn1er,
,pa8 bic l1nbequemlt@fett batte, paB man
beitdnbi9 nit Dem einen iub auf ben
8olaen, Der bic &ufen 3ulaumenbielt,
briden mubte, pa jener fonf berauseez
iprunaen mare uno piele pom einanber Qe<
trennt bdtte. Der Doctor laB auf bet>1
0prber(ib uno fubr, Nlipa binteu. 2ufio
alma eS bon panneu, Die Neitlben tnaltei1
unb bic @lpfen f(anaen. Die Quft mar
rein n,,b 70 flor. boR eB ous1ob. ala pb
bic Dan1e1, Tabuf raudten, lp tpeis uni unp
pamptenp tpQr rer gtbem, Ser 3uo fubr
aus Der @tapt, Il, oeitreftetn @alopp BEN
Wca mad GdernfDrce entlano. s .~ - '-..
Sd beoreife ntdt> tpie eS ;uoebt, iaote
per Doctor, ater cae pfero miI teitanoio
an Der eincn 5eite peS gGeoeS oebeu. i =
@s toumt poypr, poB Sie ben ef,en
3iiQel III @traff on,ieben, neil Sie 1idb 10
oft umpenpen. ..... =. q ..','.. -. : <
@lauben @5te ba6, 55rduletn !? ia, pos
1inp lpnperbore Tbiere bic Dferpe. ife fDr1
men ME etrpaS ppn ielbi. : -a
3 bod - Durlboeben, ,ueit,te Mlipo
ga. yteleidt oerabe, neil iie e8 nidt
1puen, yerlebte per Doctor. .4
glebmen Sie lid in Mdt, 5err Doctor!
mir itnp ptdt am @rQben.
Scr Dcttor ,oo am 2iioel uup bradte
baS Tbier 1pieoer ouf Zen red,teu @eo,
Balc lparen iibrioenS Ct unp feline Dame
in IS eifrioen1 2,rieoelprdh poe pos Dfero
auf'6 neue ben Werlutb matbte, pom Weae
ob,ufpmn,en. -
@b, la{1en @ie mid fabren, REF gl(ipa.
Dos mub uuaebeuer Qmiiiant 1eiu.
s}u, penu es Sbnen Weroniaer MAIDEN
fann, 10 poQeu mir bic pldBe taulbe1,
Dies 2lrranoement ,por itbneu oetroffet,
uno ba6 pferp fplate nun ldnoere 3eit Ser ,gr
&anpnro6e. = = '~.., - =. -.
Sie yerael1en bod ntbt, ben IuB ou{
ben Bol,en ~ Ieben i? unterbrad Nlica
ben Doctor in leiner etf1ioen yepe. Mid,
tlinft, Der @hlitte1 bepeaen I'D, 70 MINI
perlid,. y = 's.'2 y
Sd lebe i'm 1ibt mebr oe1pis bobe
id, i'm yeroei1en. rief er entiest ga!
Salt! Brrr, nun 1857 Der 5diitten iid
ob l1np ridtio = po laoen fie
Gin olIoemeinea 6urroh beoriiete n;p1f
Beoebenbeit. '"' ~
Sie betten ollo bod ben 8ol:eu 1, Ser, +,
oei7sn (? fraote 9llica ben DOCTOR. olS f,
Ben 6hIitten mieper III 6tanbe oebroh
botten.
Ga. i'd, mus 9tnen looen po mir ID
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

aDtrntneGtu9 Der 6auptnnai,n
Sdw5tinsty Bat cine Gludfamnluna an
eeltst lnpl sjtber Seleat, Der i'm etne,F
neutn Wu@l lfaet, bstonnlt 1ol. ibm einerli
Se&fsI SansR lommt 3u ibu ser col,
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@alppn nmb @effauratipm

i'm q dunn.
Oer unter3ei9nete empfeblt bieru1it bem per-
sgrfen beutlben publtum leiu
Saloon= uno Neftaurattpn6=O Oefhdft
IN. .m Ntbenaum itsts bic aoerpor3usli9lten g.
Hzs bel goriteQnneen i'm 1beater talte uub
marine. @peilen perabreidt.
50 AMI / n her
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Masuseu Der Wfinn. Staats5eituno,"
Minne(pta.
oaltius5 uup Oatpta 81. 9err .9sYos:14
Rem llhn unp Srown @puntY 81. GprIter,
q. Deter uuo 9icplet Gty gB. S9imn1el,
:5t. NnttonY IL. Niuniapclis, Ortb II. 1npbla"d,
Carver st. Suit,
lj|autatu S:rr Saltus $. 5artmann.5 ~
5ia uater uno Waltinston Gty 81. S1etfer,
41inona uno Binpna GtY 0r. SLIDER.
Selcplain 5err SransD SeYoeritebt. -
,s1rsbau!t, Nice g., 5err 0ottfrise 6ledenlte'n.
ncab5 g1nDius, $. Duerre.
;tc> gBug, 9err Sobn 6riehrtb'
49, IAapl @ecrs 5uber.
Ga @I3Nt. 5err 5eil.
Brownsyiae Serr Trib @liid.
Bu1alp City, Bisc. 81. @4uttlsr.
ycuntain City, QBiss. Or. Spibr. ,-
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Jobn 9ae9enmiller's
Dltt8bur9 &a9erbter-@Qlpu,
ede Der Oritten unb &obert @traBe.
ct. paul, Minn.
SO balte tets sute6 2aeerbier, relifate Brau-
o1ss, adDte 9aSanna>G Giearrsn, ausaeaeiduetsn
eamen:baer une Qimburger Safe, 5owie autere
talte Speilen sorrGtbis. ','''''' "'"''
Users ni9t sauten min, Der TONNE uub ilter-
3euse id. @uer Jreurb
Sobn asgenm{ller.
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u better @alle
INN q (&s Ncuf

0VH ~ W J1UNt,
Orttte Strabe {, sesenuber ber YresbYterieu.
8irde, ct. paul, Minn.
q IN etelem neu- uno 1reunolieb einsett&teteu
Sa9erbter- Salrpn 1T tets ~ baben
Seltes 2aserbier 2 @lae fir 5 Gents.
Hate @peilen uub Teiue Gisarreu.
& N 81 a ~
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Die 1llinneCotu StaQtSaeitunQ

sde Der Dritten NIB baibaw-
9traBe, eine Ireppe bp4,
erI6eint m11entlt9 uno tofet swet Dpu.
per Jabr, IN &orausbe;ablung.
ktnselns Nummern totem S Gents.
Seoiu9uuocn+ s.3-.
Ibonuirsu tann man su irseno elmer 3eit oes
}abres; ppb t0nnen bic pem @bonnemeat ppran>
,ebenpen Mummern nidt na9selanbt merben-
,enO eucr autsn Yaut siusel9idt tperpen.
yap 8enn @elp in resi1rirten Bricfen per-
loren gebt, tragen mir osu Berluit; bod ni9t IN
snrssiltrirten Sriefen.
Wde Mttbsiunseu, N'elpsr u. I. ~. lno 3u
,eoreiiren: .... .>a..s,
Neutber S Grel, publi1bera.
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@btcQgp 2a9erbier<5alpu
BON
9Dbm @b. 8ecbt,

Gde oer @aibtnetonz II. Dritten ctr.
ct. pauL Minn.
Dem 9eebrten publitun' Die erssbenite Wnaeiae.
baB it een nun ab itets bereit bin, neinen mer.
tben Qalten nit alls'1 5rrten @Bwaaren. ala
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