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The New York herald., 1862-04-06
Coroners' Inauests.

FATAL ARRAY AT wAKE-william OConnor, q native
q Ireland, aged twenty-five years. died at No Stone
street. Friday from tho effects Of injuries received at
wako in Mulberry street, Grand Tuesday night
There was some trouble in the where the corpse
lsm out it appears when the beigersns retired to
tho street for the purpose Of settling the dispute Soon
afterwards deceased found lying on the sidewalk in
convulsons. He taken home in insensiblo con-
don aud placed under the doctor but he never
rallied post -mortem examination Of the body, mado
by Dr. Beach showed that death caused by fracture
OF the Skull. Coroner Naunann notified OF the affair
yesterday but was obliged to postpose the inquest until
today, In consequence Of the absence OF material
witnesses II is not known who struck the fatal blow.
FATAL FALL FROM A Roor.--An inquest held at the
New York Hospital by Coroner Naurnann upon the body
OF Michael Coloman naSve Of Ireland aged sixty -four
years, who accidentally killed by falling from the
roof Of lI3 Mulberry street. Deceased paying a
walked on the roof IN tho dark. He fell ds,ace OF
twsnty five thirty feet and injured himself
l. that he died in few days afterwards.
SUDDEN DEATH OF SHIP CARrESrKR.-Stephen Anthony,
for many years foreman in webbs ship yard seized
with attack Of hemorrhags OF the lungs yesterday
morning, while On his way to work, and died in n few
minutes Deceased resided at 80 Columbia street. and
long and avoraby known in the Eleventh ward. II
is supposed that he must have rupturod blood vessel
while at work the evening previous TO his death.
SUICIDE or AN ISvAlD-An invalid with consumpt ion
named Charles Miller, committed suicide the Globe
Hoto Of William and Frankfort streets, Friday
night by cutting an artery in his left arm Deceased
about hrtyGye or forty years Of ago. and pro-.
badly native Of this country. Coroner Naumann held
IN inquest upon the body
BuasiSc CAsrALr.-An inquest was held at IS Bayard
street Wednesday, by Coroner Naumann the body of
Emma Williams, girl about 10 years old. who ac-
centaly burned to death by her clothes catching Gre at
the CRATE Deceased, IL appeared, was dancing at tho
.me, and in whrng around her light muslin dross
In contact with the CRATE and before the flames could
DO eStingushod she was burned TO death
FATALLY scALpEp.owen Brady, child, three yoars Of
age, whose parents live at 10 Batavia street. died We'd
uesday from the effects Of scalds received the night
OF the 30th ult, in consequence Of accidentally falling
into pot OF boiling water The Coroner notified to
hold an inquest.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following Is correct statement OF The imports OF
foreign dry goods at New York for the week ending April
3 and since January L.
F6' he Week. 1860 1861. 1902
Entered at port 81 4s7. AID 1,50GI23 1909 06s
Thrown inarkot... ,SS5 1886 232 ,346,6s0
since January /.
Entered at port "a 613 oel % 575 500 1l,Ts2 667
Thrown on market 35 4o9,7o3 23g'9 6o3 10,3l0,564
BY the above statement IL will DO seen thou. h the
imports Of dry goods this port the past week
css than those for the period in the two preceding
years, yet that they we're large, and approxmat.
cd them in amogut. The same remark applies 10 the
amount thrown upon the markot OF the goods entered
the past week for consumption, manufactures of wool
s2se ORA do lax, sl3,l7s aud miscellaneous s47 ose
total, 81 ,079,221
II will be seen from the following table that small
export business done the past week. ending April g.
aarn
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

SInre Januaty lV..,1 ,aUf
III ugh lato the movements al she past week have OK
hbcd more signs OF an openfg or fair spring trade.
The city aud near by retail trnie more active, and
thore was mosc animation W the tale generally, and
especially in domestic cotton gyJds which were nrmer
aud sacablc at better prices. Moro activity preyacd
brown shcctines wers >hm at i4c. medium at
lSc., ard hghi at lee Heavy shfting was al l2c
aud light at &c. 9tAc Low priced bcschsd
goods wero also hrmer. Dril's were In fair de-
mand, chiefly Coz export We quote browns al lac,
olsachcd DO ~ i4ac and blue al l7c. Cotton goods
were ste"/ rrin,s acre n!m and Ia fair demand
Ginghsm< were active sl l2I.c. y l3c Delainss and
ChaIlcs vcro ia boer rolost, w,hou, change of no.
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Seneca Town Election.

GKSxvA, N. Y, April 2, 1852.
The election in tho town Of seneca yesterday resulted
in tho success Of the entire democratic ticket with Tho
exception Of one Supervisor by average majority Of
one hundred and hftysevsn Tho republican Supervisor
elected has twelve majority. The cast was much
iarger IN an usual.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
Marine Court.
SUIT FOR A
Before Hen. Judge Hearnc.

SUIT FOR A VALUABLE OIL PAINTING
KELLOGG Bdler.-Ths was an action to recover ds
IMAGES tho conversion Of oil painting by Role tho
subject bong fish scene. The painting had been tho
propsrtyot John warin and had for years hung up in
,ho fishing tackle store No. IS Maiden lano Tho dsen.
daut claimed II had passed under bill OF sale as
sign" The picture proved TO have been one of
the finest specimens Of tho artists work The Judge
gave Judgment for tho plaintiff for $3.50 Rufus j. Doll
counsel for plaintiff samue Gwen, counsel for defendant
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BOSTON Weekly Bank Statement.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHuADELrHiA, April s, 1862.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania SIS, s3ii Reading Rail.
road, Il 1-16; Morris Canal, 3s Long Island Railroad
1871; pennsylvania Railroad, 4G11. Sight exchange
New York at par
PHILADELPHIA, April s, 1862
Flour lrm Wheat Grm white, 81 10 q 81 40; red,
81 u q 81 80. Corn active: white, 00c a Gle yellow,
sake. q 5ll.o. Coffee dull: Rio 1sc 1gc Provisions
urm: moss pork s13 asia 20. Whskey 2lc.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
Police Intelligence.

PRIZE FIGHT PREyEyTEp-Iiarry Lazarus, noted
boxcr was taken into custody by Captain williamson Of
The Fourteenth precinct charge Of attempting leave
che city for the purpose OF engaging In prize ght The
prisoner taken before Justice Brennan and required
20 give bail to keep the peace
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Election mt Grecnport.

GRExSroRr l.. l., April Q. 1862
The entire republican ticket o.sctsd In this town
yesterday by average majority OF leo. Ibe vots wa
the largest ever poled ts town meeting Thcrs were
thros tickets.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Gentlemen Who Desire Fine, Tasty
and elegant Hat should call at ESPENCHIEDS manufac-
turer, lis Nassau street.
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Interesting from Key West.
OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KEY WEST, March 26 1862.
Arrival of the John p. Jdclsor-Arirai Of the Schoony
Eug1e and President, ,cih Three Hundred and Serenity
fire Bales of Coton Prizes TO The United States Steamer
C,vasco--Neacs from the Passes, de- de-
wo have had several departures since the Magnolia
ieft; among them the United States steamer Huntsville
and the French steamer owar Milan. Tho United States
steam gunboat j. F. Jackson arrived yesterday morning
from Baltimore, via Old Point and Port Royal She is
coapg, and will leave tomorrow to join the feet at the
passes of the Mississippi
This morning have the arrival of two schooners the
Eugenie and President prizes tho United States
Owasco, Lieutenant Guest commanding. The former
has two hundred and seventy1 Eve and the latter ono
hundred bales of cotton board. They captured
the night Of the 18th inst, having escaped from Cat
Island Pass and brought here for adjudication by
Acting Master Henry Babcock and Acting Master Mate
Tomlnson, of the Owusco. We have now atioat in tho
harbor five hundred and eighty three bales Of cotton,
and the total here in prizes during the last
three months has been two thousand aud thirty three
bales valued at about three hundred and five thousand
dollars. was in in regard to the schooner with
five hundred bales Of cotton board bepg captured
che Owasco II was by another vessel, whose name
have not yet learned
From the arrival of the prizes in harbor
am led to believe the trade between "Dxis and Ha-
vana about have said repeatedly 1t would
be SO, and my words arc now coming true.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Dougan's Spring style of Gentlemen's
Hats ready Standard proe 50 6o Give him call at
lU2 Nassau street. corner OF Ann.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
Tho Case OF Colonel D'Utassy, OF the Carl
bnlsli Guard.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., ApriI ., ISb2
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
We 1nd the following item in issue your valuable
paper
ARREST or TIIg COLONEL OF TIiE GARIBAIm GUARD.
Colonel DUtassy, OF the Garibaldi Guard, put un
der by order of General Sumner last Saturday,
charged with neglect Of duty in permitting his regiment
to piunder the residents in the ncghborhood.
The facts these On the 18th Of February Colonel
DUtassy arrested by order Of General Blenker.
suspicion Of being connected either directly indirectly
with the publication Of certain articles, which had ap
peared from time to time in the German papers, de-
rogatory to General B. After "closo confinement Of
twontysix days COL Utassy was by order from Gen.
Mcclellan placed on parole in Washington, where he has
siIce remained awaiting his court martial The
mand OF the regiment has since dovoved upon Leuten
ant Colonel Rapett, and il is he who arrested
Saturday by the order OF General Sumner.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

All tn Spring Novelties for Gentle me N ,
Young Men, Girls and Boys, in Hats and Caps, at
GENIN'S,
5l3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

MAILS FOR PoRr ROYAL, South CAROLINA The United
States transport Marion will eavo this port for Port
Royal. South Carolina Monday next at Any per-
having friends in the army among the Union folks
there, who may desire to forward letters packages
informed that opportunity presents itself 10 for
ward THAR ravors
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Birth.
At No. 343 Eighth street, on Friday, April 4, Mrs
MIL McIN1YRg VI . daughter.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY EXTRA GLASS l6l-Aprii S. 1859.
40, sc, 80, l3, /, 2, rs, A, 7, 73, "a, %.
KENTUCKY CLASS l62-Apr g. 1862.
10, 63, 10, 40, 70, 55, 26, Gl, 5s. 43, 32, 8, 30
Circulars free OF charge addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Covington. ky or St. Louis Mo.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Whites Spring Style OF Gents Hats and
Caps. ready at26 Broadway under Barnuns Museum
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Cure OF Corns, Bunions, inverted Nails,
&c. &C., by Madame Bernard NJ No. 6e8 Broadway near
Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Trusses.-Ruptured persons should OBJ
tain at once Whites Patent Lever Truss II differs from
and Braces Pamphlets free. GREGORY CO., Is Bond
street. New York
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Mrs. XVinsIoyv's Soothing syrup,


Mrs. WinsIoyv's Soothing Syrup.
Ths valuable preparation Is the Q! one of the
has been used with failing thousands OF
II not only icves the child from pain but invisoraes the
stomach and bowels correcs acidity and gives tone and
It VIII almost instantly relieve gripping the bowels and
overcome convusons which, if not speedily remeded end
is the best and nres remedy in the world in all of
Sold BY dealers in medicine the world over
DR.. Adam Lauries' Chinese Life pills.
Prepared from plant that the tea districts Of
the French and British Embassies at Hong Kons and pre-,
scrbed for the natives anoe the effects OF opium
positive speedy and falling for Nervous De-
Headache Rheumatism Languor Impotency and all dis
single trial viii convince the se most most increduous
One dollar per box Of forty pills Or large ones Of hundred
remittance GEORGE BULrIN, General Agent 40 Broad
(up saiss) New York.
Sc 50 Baimoral Boots for La dies Spring
wear. at CANTRELLS, Sl3 Broadway
Chilis and Fever can Only be ETecunl-
ly cured by H0LLOwAY'S Pills They directly on the
liver and contain no minerals
Trusscs.-NIarsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces and DR. Wadsworh Uterine Ee-
vaor.a superior article No 2vesey street. Aslor House,
Pure Tobacco-Yeliow Bank Tobac-
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
Wholesale by Z. GOODWIN BROTHER. 2O9 Water street
C: c. Marsh, Author of the Popular
Works Bookkeeping gives Private Lessons Bookkeep
ing and Business Affairs a. his rooms $50 Broadway Cir
culars, with terms on Application.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 252 Broadway of Murray street.
New York.
Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc best in the
world harmless reliable aud instantaneous. Sold and
piled at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory IL Bond street.
Cristad0r0's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wigs the best In the world wholesale and retail
dye privately applied At No. 6Astor House.
Bcnutiful Complexion .--Laird's Bloom
OF Youth or Liquid Pearl for preserving and beauyng
complexion and skin. All drugs lists and 439 Broadway
Trusses.-M0rsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusse Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wadsworths Uterine Ec
vs!ora article No. Vesey street. House.
ppositc the church.
Trusses.-Ruptured persons should OBJ
tain at once Whites Paten, Lever Truss II differs
and Braces. Pamphlets free. GREGORY 4 Co. Is Bond
street, New York.
Cure OF Corns, Bunions, inverted Nails,
&c, &C., by Madame Bernard NJ No 6e8 Broadway
Fourth street
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OGcial Drawings OF the Kentucky and

KENTUCKY. Extra CLASS IO9-Aprl g. 1861
3, 46, SO, ~, 40, so, 39, 10, /, 8, 66, 6.
DsLAwAnE, CLASS l92-Apri s. 1862.
IL, 43, 40, II, 81, I3, 20, 46, %, 81 A. IS, So.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware, Covington, Kontucky
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

ment IN prices Fancy cassmeres were less active and
prices unchanged Desirable and seasonabo DDS were
generally firm. Ud goods were in light supply and
heavy.
There was nothing doing in foreign goods with bat
ter feeling in tho market especially for
styles OF goods Tho want Of space prevents going
into details.
Auction houses during the present week haye been
actively employsd Several sales OF considerable i'm
porance have been held To day special sales
operation with good att sadance Of local dealers
and by obbers from neighboring cities spirited sale
Of German md French dress goods and sawls COM
przng 7I1 lots held day Of the inspirations Of
VIM, Brunncr 4 Co. The sale proved satisfactory. A
heavy sale o low priced and fancy cassmercs made
by Messrs. WilmerdiDgs K Mount Of Philadelphia, manu-
facturors They sold up " current prices but without
yielding profit All wsnPold at 4oc SOC and cot,
ton wsrps at 35c. 5lc N&ssrs. Van Wyck, Townsend
Co. held sale of 7S5 lots of ribbons. The desirable
and new imporaiions sold we'll Old mportations were
heavy and dragged.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Trusses.-Mnrsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusse Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wadsworhs Uterine Elc
vsiora supe ror article. No Vesey street. Astor House.
p D ositc the church.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Chills and Fever can Only be Efecual-
ly cured by H0LLOwAYS Pills They act directly on the
liver and contain minerals
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Trusscs.-Marsh tS Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces and DR. Wadsworths lerne Ee
vaora superior article. No. vesy street. House,
opposite the church.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
DR.. Adam Laurics' Chinese Lif

Sc so Balmornl Boots for La dies Spring e
wear, at CANTRELL'S Sl3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Ben utiful ComplexiOn.-L Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl preserving and
complexion and skin Al! druggists and 439 broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

CristadOro's Hair Dye, Prescrvative and
Wigs the best In the world Wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied At No. 6Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc best In the
world harmless, reliable aud instantaneous Sold and ap
piled at BATCHELORS Wig Factory, 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

Pure TObaccO-YeliOw Bank Tobac-
coGoodwin Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
pues for sale by all tobacco and segar dealers
Wholesale by +. GOODWIN BROTHER, 209 Water street
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S8mCFJu9 beS Gicm. cldcfIom mad,
GiprbUU5Oillc.
S,nolider pcrIuft 900O Mann.

= pepptrG curt bdu6, II.
(tu9utt Der Eudiu3 pcu Stone~au
Sadion IN Sir9inien seigt, Dap cr unIes
ne &ruppen fur6tct2. 2Im Sdmftda GriiT
er nit itIncr ganjen }(rmce, 10000 ft0rF,
Gincn She'll ron Sen, SanF5 2(rmceccrp6
an, welbtr ben 6einb nit S0dlfe elmer
Dpllion pon 6jeneral SIC Dcwell' s uno
@fuerol Si9d'5 GorpE, o16 ip6t am 3aa
anfam, in Sddh bieIt uno i'm aus uers
ihlao5ueu Roiltionau uno 3ulcet rrn eem
Sd)ladtIelce trieb.
Sadion'5 SerIuif 1T aetriB ntbt un:
ter | 500 Wam, llnisr GerIuit 1T pid
orin0er. Sc par cine Der blutioifen unb
befti0iten S1labten Ot5 &rleg5.
Sonnto05 belt fIb Sad fon rubja, ole
6ruppfu auf beioen Seiteu paren ers
iborft uno am WOntde ptrlan9ts er ei.
nen Stluitano, um feline Sooten ju be.
ftdtteu, non oereu ncb uiele ouf Gem
SCbIadtfcIoe Iiegeu. g8dbreno oeIIelben
enttom er nit ieIneH Grains.
Qeute mor9en mar feline olnje 2lrmce
ptribpunoen. Sen. Sufcro uerfclote
ibu init (lrtiIlerie une SOuaQerie mas feis
nen M1r1b nl3 9oroonsYiue b1ibeu.
ni9te unp ibn notbiete, Die BrGden bin
ter itb 3u pertrennen um Ib 3u ocden
uno oTtnblr in Der Abiicbt ni1t frubcr
81 baIten al6 his er in DEN Sdanjen pcr
Rlbmono an9etommen mare.
SeneraI Dope b1t alIen Grpaltumgen
uon ibm eeniat. Der Seino MID GnO
ndDt allein oao Sbsnlnooabtbal ionoern
oae 9aue Qano BON Wanaiias nab 8or.
oonspiue 1T upn cen RebelIen 9eIdubart.
General Sad ion Diener fam eben i'm
6auptluartIsr pon General SIC OopeQ
an, uno berl6tete, CAP Sad ion Juobt,
olB er utsr 1000 Mann am Samftaa
oerIcren bat, Sem @unoer oab er MD.
Spdter.
@ I bip9tOn, l3, Aug. 9iatb.
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|tus gUS USiNOmrt

va u 6 t o. RuIouri -. Qluagit
V'NfEn 9LaImittd5 um lltr ii III 9nres,r
Pente etn e'cf'ti 3rjidar $50 Wdnn Ol,Et,trrs
pen unttt lieutenant GolonfI gurQ ure ssrf,
Sanof ron 300 Bis GOO guerllag untsr rsn
b'ribti0t'n 9u9te5 0orN,idqn. rtiim Nt,iurt1r
eEf vOIIltdnet8r Nisbtrl5oe unp llesfraos, rrir
rFT IrugprH-psmecn m.
Nte Statt wurre um 8 us. Wordsp5 ub,,
F9lfn UNI 'uglrid purcl ain 4nouif aaf oos IA.
8" Il. Colonel Sueu'5 5nupt Gulrste, ofmadt
Sar9fr pafs dh iir lrpal ausaeafb,n ia.
o'n ordn9'H tn Die Sfc' bf5 prrpUa, Wari,tals.
nsnattt9ten IT'D brr gGdfIrn unb b,tjrrten M
UfrleVen 5u e'unFen Hct Retr[rn a5afn biz Bun.
Peelrappsn. Der SlHipi halrrtf pifr Ennrsn
aber trcB beS tapfcn gEfofraanbss hen ,,r5,r,
S'upP'n 'f.p'f'n, muBtfH ila LID eras6rl
Die m'iltfn gciongn,n murpen, natb,m n
Sll'R e'0 ao9telt baitfn, bts gEafsn nitt mif
SeI 8f9'H eIe SOniBpgai.un lu traasn irfo,os
ens 9rOBe 3obl 26'f1n, 2O.OO0 patropsp
W'T ,a ',ne me gtenas icnlisc6 Rc1irrma5 6iJ,ntbrm
" ~ O'e 9aRes rT @Ctt0rn gsiauin,
I 70, t2 gIugul Sin Qrto,t,ntrt he.
lfn 5uhott @opatsrie gteameut5 n,It,s o,.
ltern BON Bolivar abaeianpt mar bot 81 es5r5s.
@ pu,P E5pa . Mrtlen pnlih ron @.anp Sun,tIon.
g eIn' @usriilobanSf unac8rifrn, einen Rsbsqsn
Sapaa,r Sp 8,Iangsn eearmmrn unt q Qicrre rnp
"a"'elsl ererutrt unb Die @agoe berlprenal.
,, ~ , u 6. H. Adau1. Sp6n gPproon
" aenern Wcrasn init finem Gffohpmsr, ro,
IoOO Mann 3tebslfn 6 GopalIs5ie in CJofIati, IN
S'hns0'r rtnG'riidt une bat ben GsIorfr goars
Sst Den polten rommaubtyie, mi 800 gPorr 6}sr
Sta0ten Sruppen unp 60 pfsrben une ene "a
9ttan9en gnOmmfn. ~'i'''"9"'"s
~ em Sp,' ~'l'St ~ nttt borgtidlm. Wcraan
'''' "''ttass noh IN 9efbr brr etatt.
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&Dn NliIIpuri.

pVrtb, 13. Quaua. Ott Dad.
'lht 0on Der SeirBung pcn Gn0epsnbrnte bur6
DE asbeltn bat bier 9rOBe Qufrcgung srruriatbt
"he bret O'tljltrriItTdits inb OrganiIIrt pVrpen.
St. UiePb, @i0rmt, I 3 Wua. Gen.
Eans TT am Dipntag nit 5000 Rann Gooalerie
inc 6ele gertidt. 5r piro i'm Snnern npdb mrbr
o'Jllartt rsben unb BEN RampT gsacn tie CUE
I'IIaS tur3 unp entItciernr madsn.
cn PrtnafeIb, 81, Il. qusra. Dim
@0nta9 bat Otat. Wcntspmtrp Guifa's 9usril,
!eDafUe aus 5rmanpillr pertrtsben, msbrere Re.
Sfuen estSptet unN Usrpunpft unp ben Rsil in rie
5Iudt seiast.
Na d ri ue, EenntiIsr, Il. gua. 9Ulu,
n'l DttLirr, psr eieisn grtrn rCmmanpirt, m or.
fern atenb init Jtpst R'smrntrrn uOn bier obee.
gnngen unb bat sinen She'll pvn Moraan's Ban.
he 5u @aIlatin iibsrfaltn unb & Rebel,n aa6p.
tet. 9eir batsr feinen Gerluit auf unlsrsr 5sits
grlittsn.
.Mempbts, 12hm 2ugul. 50 nEO 81.
fentIif auSgrirrrtn, paB Ban Dorm uni 8rsd.
inriOge tbre StrrtErdftr pfrtinigrn ruuen, um si.
nrn 9lnsrIT auf yhu.Cr!rans gu MAIDEN, Der, mis-
breduPt't miro, n6t Ian9s aufsffapssn pfrpsn
fpQG,
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Widu bite iG5 in fibi0n rJabte5;eh
I.hr uat Crm @tnUB5 uurcjI5r cCcr Utr
Co,rmu Srutt1 mr G}tmui2, tl in Ecl.
le BARON Gi1ubQ5 infIttbt, W,tt2 ltidt
sHum 4tfituihm hOlGralrti0tn GbarlFs
fen annmmr Nr5b1lb IoIlrt man oub
EItl5 ren 1larrb5e I2bt burtbau5 uidt
Grandchildren, icuotn rWh bsrp1bvtc
5llu50itt7t cbtr ulh 9Crcrpnuna zines
outcu HHtt6 can llrbd ichon i'm Se0jnn
SdlrduFm itBtu.
@ei cratfenou DiGe ben Ga9 Hber
rtrotu olt 9idtte b,rcjt5 beybRllb tubl
uno c6 IL 6cdf maGIuno, Tel cffenen
Stnltuu, ucllen06 oor i'm Bug, "a itla
ZEN. &oomb fcmtn uiel1 tsrtlltun,
atn Dor ,ctltbe Grjhl0HumQ Ger @crOou-
unolor0ane jur SCi0c bobm. Gas lra.
gen r0u mpllsnCn ltnterbemC9n CbCr Bin
cen, wClbe ben geib becad9n uno marm
blIten, ilt aH}uratb,n,
0lf man bti'm 8EuuB b56 @i5p1liel6
I2br ucrNihti1 iein muB, beoavf t3m
m'tr Der t5iouCTtu Gurdbnuu1.