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REcoRDER's COURT. Batto was fined at
the recorders court yesterday the sum of
Sll so for promenading Main street with
negro female on his arm. j. Barden was also
fined slI 50 for tearing quilts and blankets
belonging to the station house, in which he
was confined for high crimes and INSIDE
-meanors.
The total number Of cases tried before this
august and puissant tribunal was yesterday
but these, and the fines collected amounted to
s2a 90. Recorders court amt "what it Use to
was" y
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RIVER AND sTEAmBoAT NEWS.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

We clip the following from the St. Leafs
Republican, OF Monday:
BoArs LEAVING To-DAY.-For Alton, b.
NJ Runyan, Barnes, 4P-M; for Colurhus,
Southwestern, Gray, P. NJ; for keokuk, DAe
Vernon, Matson, P. Nj for St. Paul canada,
Parker, P. n; for Kansas City, A. Majors
Burke, P NJ; For Leavenworsh, VIM. 81.
Russell, Burton, P. NJ; fer Omaha, New
Sam Gaty, johnson, P. NJ; for Naples, Pest
Boy, abrams, P. N; for Lasslle, Brazil, De-
Witt, P. n. for Cincinnati, Ida May, Reno,
4P.M; for Tenn. River, Clara Bell Hawk,
NJ
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McCLELLAN,s SIEGE GUNs.-Ths enemy
claim TO have captured McClellan's siege
guns, and the first reports we had of the fall
ing back from Richmond were to the effect
that these guns. wers abandoned. Our CORES
pondent, who left the army of the Potomac
Tuesday night, puts the question to rest. He
saw the siege guns which had been brought
up to lombard Richmond, in position at NAL
vern Hill Tuesday afternoon.-C Cincinnati
Cy,,,4,,asrcfaL.
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Fatal Bal,oop Accident.

Mt. VERSION, July Sat q Democratic cell
ebration at Sparta, Morrow county, on the 4th
instant, one of the attractions was g. balloon
ascension by f. Fl. Westbrook. When the
balloon had reached an elevation of about 800
feet it burst and fell to the earth, instantly
killing Mr.. Westbrook.
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WE learn from a reliable source, that the
opinion prevails in secesh circles in Kentucky,
that the "South" has paid dearly for Rich
mond. The news by the grapevine telegraph
is this time not cheering to the rebel sympa-
thizers. The loss of life in the rebel armies at
Richmond has been prodigious, and the whole
South country is in mourning. They still
possess Richmond, but are aghast at the sacri-
fees they have made to retain it.-Gneinlati
COMMERCIAL.
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THIRTY MORE MEN WANTED.-Lieut. n.
s. B. Truax, of Capt. Hough's company, says
that company needs but thirty more men to
complete its quota. They are needed before
Saturday. Impressed, robbed and oppressed
Tennesseeans gather to the avenging ranks of
Liberty, end the rebellion, and bring back
with victorious standards, the old peace, the
old Union, and the old prosperity Call at
the recruiting Office, No. IS, Front Row.
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Contents Of our First and Fourth Pages.

The Convention-St. Sammedary's Speech
Vars Speech-Ranney's Efusion-Thur-
mans Talk-The Battle of Monday --latest
by Mails-McClellan' Address to the Army
of the Pctomac-Cap.ure of Rebel Boat
Richard III-Base Ball Match-Po Poetry
From India-Shakespears' Pall-bearer Bu-
ried in Virginia--Ske daddle-Earnings, etc.
etc. etc
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FIRE.-A fire broke out yesterday at lIA A
NJ, in the stable at the back of Hrs Johnston's
residence on Third street, between jefferson
aud Court. Little damage was sustained be-.
yond the destruction Of the roof of that su..
perb equine dwelling. The fremen were rap
Idly on the ground, and ayerted what might
have spread into most disastrous conhagra-
ton, the adjoining dwellings communicating
with the stables by sun dried sheds. 4 1850
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The WEATHER.--The heat continues una
bated; and as the bricks and tagging are be-
ginning to radiate what they have secreted,
walking becomes more and more oppressive.
Oh for days rain. The organ of Heller,
the voice of Bosio were less grateful to the ear
than the patteiing of the rain-drops now = :
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NEWS DEPor.-o. G. sabin 8 Co, No. 364
Main street, between Beale and Gayoso, win
have fresh supply each day Of Northern and
Eastern papers and magazines. Mr.. Sabin is
good business man, from Cincinnati, and
pleasant TO deal with.
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ATTEND Hyde & Co.'S auction sale this
entire stock Of r. q. Becktel & Co.. at 337
Main street, near Union. Sugar buyers should
be on hand in time. julie Ii =
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GUERRILLAs are 70 hang on the skirts of
the advancing .legions who invade our terri
tory.-Setnsa Ata.) Reporter.
A good many of them, we guess, viii hang
upon the skirts Of the forest trees.-LOsisville
Jernal.
s83T IS yEHE ,.unsT ,siFlqns
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TR A = E. S A L. E
Groceries, Wines, Liquors. Etc.,
HYDE s. co., AUCTEONEERs.
WILL BE s0LD WITHOUT RESERVE
On Thursday, July 10, at 10 A. NJ,

A the ore OF 4. K. Bscktsl TO-, 37 Man street.
IA between Union and G ~, SO, choice OF Gro.
cerIes, etc. lnoud part 20 ozs Mumms (or N u
imported cham a wine; 20 OK claret; 20 Uox's
sauteIn-, Eengs al SAUCES. cd and one war;, chew
ing and smok ng tobacco, etc.
Aso rs he sheads and several Of fair and choice
Sugar
The fixtures ETC.. will be offered 10 Ocok. Terms
Gosh in southe funds.
jystf HYDE 60, Auc'i, nes,s.
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TO THE YOUNG GEATS OF MEM.
PHIS AND VICINITY.

YKTE invite your attention our NEW STYLE HAT,
wv called ths OUNCE HAT. comfortable lat for
SUMNER and weighing but ounce and OF all clio g.
2l2 Main street, opposite Planters EaDk.
jye.2t LEIpY Co., From St. Louis
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RICHMOND TAKENl
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT
NO. 315 AIN ST &c f Il.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
TUST RECEIVED, fill supply OF
u ARMY SlrA ALTON E RY.
500 rsams Litter Paper:
500 CONNER i'll Note;
30 . Ladies' do;
$50 FoOIcsp Paper;
100 BiI.csp do;
100 Bill Letter Paper:
$50 gross Playing Cards;
SEQ coo Plain do.
A large Quantity Of Memorandum mi BLINK Books.
Prizs Packages, Ink, Pens, Pencils b ng VIA ping
Pspee Cloted do, Tissue Paper, Envelops Cows
do, Nap, &C sc. (jyestl MUMFokD CO.
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Board Of Mayor and AldermeH.
ORGANIZATION.

ORGANIZATION.
The new Board of Aldermen assembled ~
P. NJ, last evening, pursuant to mayoral cali
There being quorum present, the Board pro
ceeded to the transaction of business
The Aldermen present were from
LIST Ward-SAMUEL TIaHE
I'd DR.. JOHNSTON.
Sd !" DR.. Brooks, L. WosDERMAN.
4th Mr.. HENaHoLD.
9Th Mr. MULHoLLAND.
9th Mr.. HARVEY.
Tth Mr.. HALL.
9Th Mr. GAGRR
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

A Gloomy Time IN Washingtor-The 100000
Nelo Lcvies Called For-MoraLe Of the Cap
ital-Secretary Stanton's Rigid and Mistaken
Reoine-Its results-Rstnaors Still Rife
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ESE2.OaE0Ns

THR0M the subscriber large sofrI MULE, SIXTEEN
II hands high, a small lump fore ls9 suIa.
on. will be given Tor the of the same 10
JOHN M,QUlLLANs
jyS 1w corner of Second and owe ton streets.
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RNMOaCOvs

A sORRELL HORSE, bout fourGe' hands high,
"A with a Texks brand snd Texas ssdd.e, with
v. ode SIRIUS In him. he hinder viii b salt by
warded by returning to The Gayoso static Main
street, between Beal and Linden. iys lw
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THE PARK.-What is our pretty park closed
nightly for? .4A& 8SskE 81 g. .
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Ladies of Memphis
and Vicinity.

VEyE inv te your attention to handsome tment
w of INFATS FANCY HATS, also childrens
2l2 Main street, opposite Planters Bank
jy92t LEIDY & Co., From st. Louis.
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WN2lEe0a

A SIfUe TI0N by two persons, 20 do ouse work
"A and the other pastry meat king washing and
ironing Good references given if required. Apply &C
Mrs sturs boarding house, Poplar stfeet, betwte third
and -Four, streets. Jy9 81
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
1,49s eT0 10
.S26 ,OsI $40 25

Total .$26, ,0s1 $40 rs ,408 e70 10
During the last fiscal year that portion OF the canal
debt recognized by section Of article OF the cons
tuition reduced by tho payment Of $9S2 974 20
Of the principal from the constitutional sinking fund
arising from the canal revenues 1t will be further
duced before the 30th Of September next by the redemp
ton OF million hundred thousand dollars Of ma
turing from funds applicable that purpose eav
ing due, after that period principal Of twenty three
million nine hundred and eighty lone thousand six hun
dred and ten dollars and twenty five cents, with
nua interest thereon Of million three hundred and
eightyone thousand nine hundred and seventy dollars
and seventy six cents. An average annual reduction,
past and prospective, OF than and hall million
Of dollars, s thus shown; and is confidently believed
that the stock amounting TO million seven hundred
and thirty nine thousand and twenty -four dollars and
seventy six cents maturing previous TO January 1871
will be falls due from the surplus revenues OF
the canals by the constitution for that specific
purpose
Years Of axaton and disappointment in relation to tho
and OF the canals ill give TO tho exhibit
sented below more than usual interest This shows
gain in the canal of nine hundred and eighty
six thousand and thirty nine dollars and ninety-one
cents and at the time reduction Ia the expenses
OF forty thousand, hundred and ninety dollars
and sixyour cents, making total net gain over the
past fiscal year of million and twenty six thousand,
two hundred and thirty dollars and fifty live cents
EercnGes.
From tolls The Fl ie Canal. So ,O20l53 81
ChamDlan
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girl, for general hcusework also have several wen
grown boys to hire j. n. Conrad Cary street, De-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth
Wanted TO purchase good female cook, without IN
eumbrance. Apply the Office OF John A. Lancaster
Son.
Notice. In consequence OF the advanced price or AL
kinds of materials used in my business shall % com
pssd until further notice. TO charge fer horse shoeing
u 30; for steel toes, e. G. Burnett.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALRANy, Jan. 2, 1852.
The Senate mot at eleven A. NJ and called to order
BY Lieutenant Governor Campbell who administered the
oath of Office to Senators.
Tho following officers e,ec,cd-
CzGk-Jamcs Terwilliger.
Suyecnt-as- srms-Richard II. Owens.
First Assistant Sergeant -1.A Arms-R. H. whipple
Doorkeeps,s-Charles johnson, Sanders Wilson and
George Holden.
The usual committees appointed to inform the
Governor and Assembly that the Senate had organized
and was ready to proceed TO business.
The privileges Of the floor extended TO Colonel
Nuilgsn.
Tho daily session fixed from eleven A. NJ till q
quarter OF two p. n
PETITIONS rrxxNTxp.
To prevent the sale OF swil milk
Setting forth tho dcfenceless condition Of Cape Vincent
and asking for the OF fort at tina. place
Referred to the Committee Pubic Defence.
GovkRyoR's MESSAGE
Governor Morgan, through his private secretary Mr.
Doty, sent 70 the Senate his annual message !, is a.
follows
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telegraph line connecting Atlantic coast with the city
% san francisco An enterprise Of such magnitude Oaa
we Do oassed among the wonders Of tho present axe
necosnizng this the foreranner OF railroad uniting
a. a. no os.sn day the same POINTS and thereby securing
an important share Of Asiatc commerce to State,
nave special reason for graduation.
REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS.
A. T.nsmn copy OF the certificate Of the Secretary OF
thirty eighth Congress among the several states in ae
cordance with the provisions Of the Of Congress- sp
State OF New York entitled to thirty msmbers in
the House Of Representatives becomes your duty 70
district the State in conformity with this certificate
STATE DIRECT WAR TAX.
By the act OF Congress August s. 1861 direct tax
Of twenty millions Of dollars is laid upon the United
States and apportoned to the States respectively The
proportion OF this State is two million six hundred and
three thousand nine hundred and eighteen dollars and
sixty-six cents. This tax is laid roal estate only
sides thereon e. the value of Ve hundred dosrs
empt Tho details Of the act quite complex far
relate TO the collection Of taxes under It, But contains
provision that any State may assume, assess collect
and into the Treasury of the United States the direct
tax or Its quota thereof, in his way and manner BY
by State authority and any State giving notice 70 the
Secretary Of the Treasury previous to the second
penses, to q deduction OF fifteen per cent ON such
portions a. have actually been paid into the Treasury
Of tho United States on or the last day OF june
and ten per cent on such parts as shall have actu
ally been paid before the last day of September"
No assessors nor collectors to be appointed ater
State gives notice. and the "quota or diroct tax Is liable
to be paid satisfied, in whole part by the release
Of such State advances duly executed to the United
States, Of any lquidatcd and determined claim Of such
State OF equal amount against tho United States" have
no hesitation in recommending that the tax be assumed
by the State a once and submit for your consideration
the following mode Of liquidatng it,
The act Of Congress Of July n 1861 provides for In
Identifying the States for advances to the general govern
men and all the expenditures incurred in raising
volunteers under the Of the Legislature of this State
OF April 16 On the LIST inst these amounted in the ag
gregate 81, 1913 SOL 10
On this the late Comptroller received from,
ths unod States treasury ,l66 048 30
Leaving still due from the government, on
advaL ces, the sum Of. 81 lit 452 o6
This balance, it ia assumed, will be allowed at the
Treasury Department and will be credited on account Of
the direct tax due from this State, which, before
s'oeu, OVoeI0
Deduct the 10 per cent ................. 800, $50
Leaving net tax Of. 50 2l3, 1882
Deduct above balance due on advances OF State 452
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There in the Asylum for Insane Convicts at Au
burn, the 31st Of December, seventy nine patients
With limited o number OF inmates requiring q roa-
lively large attendance Of officers the expenses Of the
sttuon with the sriccst economy, will be proper
tonatey large In this connection your attention will
be called the annual report Of the inspectors class
Of criminal insane confined 10 county ais whose mental
seriously diseased V ths asylum, Who, on NE appoasisa
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tDt1oor.
CRIMINAL COURT JUDGEs-ENLAEGED POWERS RE-
COMMENDED.
consider unnecessary repeat at length the views
presented by me In former in regard TO the fol-
lowing subjects. desire tosay that reflection and OBJ
gcrvation have only served 10 confirm the propriey Of
the recommendation and therefore renew them:-Ths
Of sentence OF criminals; that aliens actually ro
siding in this state be authorized to acquire hold and
convey rea estate their pleasure that females con-
viccd OF crimes involving Imprisonment for brief Pc
RODS should be sont to the pcntontares instead OF the
State prison. that careful attention be given TO the
subject Of public health, especially in the city of
cessary scientific sanitary supervision that u DO
mado the special duty OF some officer to enforce
tho law Of April IL, 1858 providing for the and In
structon OF idle and ruant chdren that revision Of
tho laws applicable to breaches OF various FORMS
necessary that power should be given the Governor 10
suspend for msbchavor during tho Of the Senate
oil officers where removal or suspension not otherwise
provided ior.
CITIES AND VILLAGES.
1woud earnestly ask your attention 10 the subject Of
the modification enactment OF city and village char
They generally III digcstcd aud except special
Instances, entirely unnecessary well considered act
amendments to the general law Of 1s47, would
be far better calculated 10 the objects sought
village charters than such swell the size Of
nunl session laws. On reference II will bo seen that
the subject Of city and village charters occupies two
nths Of the space Of tho last annual volume of laws
The constitution has deter mined that private local
ei shall embrace mere than one and that shall
be sscd in ts titlc There s, evidently growing
tendency to incorporate inconsistent provisions In local
bills. This clearly contrary TO tho spirit of the cons
tutoDa provisions. respectfully ask your attention to
this subject In making up the annual tax levy Of the
city Of New York, and in other affecting tho
several cities Of fhc State
KANSAS RELIEF FUND.
BY the act OF the 10th Of February last tho sum Of
City thousand dollars appropriated for the purpose OF
furnishing supplies and provisions for the relief Of the
suffering people Of Kansas. The Governor Comptroller
and Secretary Of State constituted commission 10
supernted and direct the expenditures of these moneys
A competent agent was employed by them, who under
their direction at proceeded 10 carry the prov.
sops Of the act report the subject, made by the
Commissioners, will be found in the last Assembly docu
ments number hundred and forty The sum Of thir
tyeght thousand, scven hundred and 6fty dve dollars
and seventy seven cents drawn from the Treasury
leaving unexpsnded Of tho appropriation eleven thou
sand hundred and forty -four dollars twenty three
cents.
THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH.
An event which, In more peaceful times, would have
excited the veest interest throughout the continent
has, owing 10 our deep soctude about domestic
Germs, attracted scarcely than passing attention.
rsfsf 70 shs oompsson, In October last, Of tho Psoiao
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An event which, In more peaceful times would have
excited the veliest interest throughout the continent
has owing 10 our deep soictude about domestic
Germs, attracted scarcely than passing attention
rs(sf 70 Vie oompssion, In October last, Of tho Psooo
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-28
Sermtibte3.

Wte man @elb NIT Der Npit
1erIenoen ip!lte. - Wenn man
9elo in einem Briefe su ienpen ,pinldt,
10 nebme man lpl9e 9lpten als bic ae>
rtnsfe 3abl erfprpsrn Inn ben semunldten
Setras au6;uu1aden; man 1ebe parauf
oab e5 quite g}pten iinb. Man Ieee pas
Gelo innerbolb beg 8rief fbpaens, 10 tab
e5 ni9t nit Dem uml1las in Beribruno
tpmn1t, uno 16ltebe ben 8rief feit.
&lebt ben ppitempel ielbit barauf uno
tpirft tbn fill in ben Ypf>8rteffaltsn;
oenn labt ntan etnen Brtef in's Neaiiter
e{ntrasen> 70 1T pas bios 10 ciel als i'm
be3eldnen, oab er @elc entbdlt. Senpet
man Golpz pocr Silbermiinse in einem
Srtefe> 10 nebme man eiue piinne&arte ppn
oer 0rDbe bes sulammenaeleeten Briefes,
l9neibe Ril1e BON Der @rGBe oer Munsen
aus, ftede bic Wiinse in bic Rise uno flebe
biinnes papter pi9t pariiter, um pas
Oelo tn ietnem plaBe gu balten.
GS 1T nuBlos> etne Wliinse auf elmer
Sblate an ben 8riefbpgen 3u befe eitteen -
ite 9ebt alIemal los bur9 pas Natteln peS
Snbalt6 pea 8rteFtueilens. Srsenb Elm
Sttra9 bon StlbermiinSe unter einea, ball
ben Sbaler, tann in einem leidten 8riefz
bpsen fir einfade5 porto eeben; ein ball
bet Ibaler IN einen sepDbnlt6en 8riefe
tpttet auenal bpppelte6 ppitoelp.
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9epelen 'par. Das fam ibm freilid tus
RIOS Spr eenn gu 6aule bate er nod
&etnen nit ipldem @efaue oeleben,-unt
oer Wenlh tbat babel seraoe als bdtte E,
Wafer setrunten - aber eS madte iei,,en
Nelpett beinabe nod erSBer. Das milne
bod ein baari9er &erl leiu, bet 70 etpas
lpertra9en Tonne meinte er.
S9wereuotbspirtbldaft in Der 8elt
1aete pieier leBt ridtete f ID in bic 5Sbe
uno rlidte ben 5ut aus benz @eiI6te, ba
lol man nun ;ufriepen iein> wenn's 10
9ebt! IS merpen Jest eerape finf,ebn
Sabr, haB i6 al5 S9lpIler in bic s5ren,pe
gesansen bin. SD bin in'5 Sdweoeu
uno Normesen bineinsemanpert, i'd babe
tn 0alliiien, nnsarn Grpatien unb in
Der Moua9si eearbeitet> bin nod iiber bic
tllrtllde 0ren;e binauseetpelen, i'd Bin
tn'6Sgrplerlano se,panbert uno wie iie mid
nab 5su@ 9el9rieben baben> BIN i'd in
ote S9mett 9esan9en unp spn ca mad
5ral1tret6 binlber. SeBt baben iie mid
tn Saarlput5 sefabt unp mir Marldroute
nod per 9eimatb 9e9eten, Nas bat'
l9 nun? yi9t et,mal einen proeutltden
Ncf oner eil1en san;en Stiefsl; uno mas
!piro'e? @enn i6 mid mod cine Weile
tur trenlee 9sute 9elbunoe1 babe, nur
uu's Seten olr63ubrinaenL uno bic &uo>
den 'rpllen' 8 enoltG nigt uebr be,aebeu,
oonn fam i'd ;uleben, rie i'd mir mei1
StS6en Grcp ;ulanmentettle. Sebe icb
mir oa ben eriten teiten 1aff5pfaen &erl
an Der su 5aule mas bat - rer manpert
Elm paar Menat aus leiuer Stapt, nur
cab e9 sepanpert beibt, iest ]i6 nadber>
betratbet cine Grau> bic au6 Oelp BAT,
1ptelt ben 9robmp9ul unb laet bic @elelz
len fiir iI6 arbeiter. - l1nlereins porf an
70 mas gar nidt penten. SO oebt's aber
pem arnlen MeniGen aIlmeee> maa er
NOD 70 oiel 5aare auf ben 3dbnen bateu>
uno trenn man ba5 70 re9t uberleat,
m69te man 9leid in bic @irtbldaft> tpie
ite jest in Der @eIt it, 'neinteulen> cag
bic Studen rum Fie9en!
Gr bob bic Gauit In bic y6Sbe, unp
Grtt19e, Der NIT bo!bpfenem Wunpe biz
0tnee ansehbrt riidts gan; unpiutarlid
BET Se|te. - Sn (eiuen, &opfe fubrcn
ouerbano @ebanfen pur9 eiraroer, ais
1est oer olte 0eielle ibuiee. Junfsebn
Sabre tn Der Gren1pe In Tranfrei6, in
Der 5lrtet sepeien, feinen sansen Stiefel,
tint Sll!er bstteln 9eben - uno {ei1 8orz
NUMB wo|lte tbm eud teiu Gslp 1diden-l
wenn nun 10 ein barbaril der &erl mie Der
S9lol1er nidt5 ppr f9 9ebradt> mas
1ollte oenn aus tbnt merpeu? Ct 1ae
gang tttu uno laste tein @ort, mare mpbl
au9 10 balo mod ni6t nit ii9 fertia eez
tporeer> ,penn Der S9lpl1er ntdt oas
Seuetten senpmmen unc ouf ben &lfen
aerorfen bdtte. 5einrid fol9te 1einem
Seilpiele uno balo sinsen Beipe Seper
nit ieinen 0epunten bel9aftiat, neten
einanper auf bet Gbauhee ,petter.
(5ortlsBuug fplst.)
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Asenteu Der Dfinn. Staatsscttune. I"

asenten Der Dfiun. Staatsscttune. I"
Winuelpta.
oaitinss uup OaFpta 81. 5err 5e,rs:
1Rsu lllm unp Srpmn COUNTY Jr. Gpriter,
ct. peter uno stieplet Gts %. 9atmmel>
81, Intbonyu II. Minn;apO!is, Srtb II enpblau6,
Garstt ct. Gult,
Wanfatp S:rr Status 8. 5;ssmanu.
9TH mater unp S8aibinatrn Gts g. obefsr>
9Ninpna unp gDmcna 9tp 5r. Slider.
Ssueplain 5srr 5raus =. 5eYberltebt.
6arlbault, Miee Co., 5err @uttfrteo 5lsdenitsin.
,feaps Gambling, .. Ouerre.
9tep gStns, 5srr Spbn 6riscrib'
EabaIbaw, @eore 5utcr.
Ga Grphs, 5srr 5eil.
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