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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

who shall be engaged in war or be taken
In arms against the Confederate States, /"
or shall give aid and comfort to the enc
mics of the Confederate States, were di-
rected to be turned over TO the authori-
ties OF the "State or States in which they
shall be captured, to be dealt with arcord
ing to the present or future laws of such
State or States"
On the 2lst of July, however, the
commanding General telegraphed to the
Secretary of War for instructions as to
the disposition to be made of the negroes
captured on Morris and James Island,
and on the 2Sd received a reply that they
must bs turned over to the State author-
ties, by virtue of the joint resolution OF
Congress in question.
Accordingly, on the 29th of July, as
soon rs copy of the resolution ,or &C,
was received, his Excellency, Gov. Bon.
ham, was informed that the negroes cap.
tured were held subject to his orders, Il
be dealt with according to the laws ol
South Carolina.
On the same day (99sh Of july Gov
Bonham requested that they should be
retained in military custody until he could
make arrangements to dispose Of them,
and in that custody they still remain
awaiting the orders Of the State au,hori.
ties. Respectfully,
Your obedieut servant.
THos JORDAN, Chief Of staff.
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The party which claims even yet to be
Democratic" persistently affirm their
patriotism, and claim to be the friends Of
the country in this, her day Of trial, with
an audsoity, which were it possible. would
shame the devil. They even claim TO be
the friends Of those who fight the battles
of our country. How these professions
compare with the practice Of these men,
let ia Its answer. Their press everywhere
is in captious opposition to the govern
ment and in sympathy with the rebellion
All the developments OF traitorous cor
rcspondence from the early manifesto tions
OF it, as in the case OF Bright of Indiana
and Jones OF Iowa, down TO that of Rey
nolds Of Illinois, brought to light by the
papers found in JEFF Davis library al
Jackson, point to Que common. paternity,
viz: That the authors of the inlerna
treason couched in it is. or were Demo
cratic.
Turn where you will, the same train o
proof meets you, and none but the vii
fully ignorant at this late day, will gain
say the truth afforded by these undenia
bic laets, that what i. known now as th,
Democratic party, " is ouly another nam
for those whoo seek TO aid in the destrue
ton OF our Uoion. In every loyal Stat
in the Union. this party has arrayed itsel
agalnst the acts OF the government 10
the suppression of the rebellion. Who wa
| il in New York that for three daYs an
| nights made bonhres out Of the houses @
loyal men. and made the history Of th
French Revolution pale before thei
butehery of innocent men, women, an
children ? They cuH h,rmaires Demo
cra's. Who is il everywhere when OF
portunity affords that strike down our ii
valid soldiers? Let the events wbic
have occurred in Indiana, Illinois an
Iowa, answer. The tale is the same =
they call themselves Denocrats.'
Thank God the prestige Of name wi
not always serve to cover such Grim,
against humanity and country. Thou
ands who have been misled by the gla,
of party. are turning with disgust from
party, who, in the day of deepest tri,
would forsake the interest of their coui
try. and by their wanton opposition gi,
aid and comfort to our enemies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

EE The Government short hand wri-
ter Of the House Of Commons 10 paid two
guineas day for his attendance, and
further, ninepence for every seventy two
words be copies from his notes. He acts
for the House of Lords, also. Last year
his bill for reporting committees on pri-
vate bills slone came to 46, 1867, which
We suppose 70 be about one-ffth Of his
entire charges for that period. He he's
ten shorthand writer's, each of whom has
one or two clerks who can read his notes,
The usual plan. when time is of import
ance, is for each shorthand writer and
his two clerks to read aloud the notes To
rapid writers-thus Mt times having thir.
~ men debating to thirty other men,
wncse pens are the quickest travellers to
be obtained. In the hight Of the winter
season, he has over fifty men at work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

fny"The Annual Meeting of the Han
cock Go. Sabbath School Union will be
held in the presby terian Church, War.
saw ILL.,, on Tuesday and Wednesday
September lst aud Ind.
An opening address will be deliver ed
on Tuesday at I p. NJ, by Rev. w. A,
Chamberlain OF Plymouth. Wednesday
morning will be occupied with report.
and discussions. AT r. n. there vii
be meeting Of Sabbath School children
The exercises will consist Of singing and
addresses.
The friends OF Sabbath Schools are ur.
gently requested to be present.
w. A. CaAMBERLAIs.
Secretary.
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NEW BOOKS.
au22-d

NEW BOOKS.
Lost AMI saved-by Mrs. Merton;
Frank Warrington by Author OF kutiedge;
The Drummer Boy STORY OF Burnside's Expeditions;
Kockford-by Mrs. Lii lie Devereux UncsIed;
Drifting Aboui-by Stephen Massett;
Ny Southern fsiends--by Edmund kirkej
In the rSopics--by Richard kimbni;
Journal of Residence on Georgia Plantation
by Mrs r. Ke1bie,
Pos WORKS, Blue and Gold;
Gibbous Rome, 6 Vols.
ChAmbers kngiish Literature;
nsormsuan for the People;
Packs ards Minor ssrgery;
The Excise Tax Laws by Commissiner Etee;
The FivtnE Dutc I'm H--Saxe;
Marian Grey-by Mrs. n. + Holiness
Like and Unlike;
les Aisersbiss;
orphes, G. kerr's Papers, Cd Series.
FreomAson's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
Al Odds-by the Author Of Quits;
kurrs fisld and Garden;
Veg~tabies Of America;
The Campaign OF 1862 and IS,
Physiological Memors--by uammondy
Mrs Leslie's Cook BOOK;
Girls OSp nook;
boys Own Book.
Mckens' Complete works:
Home Ind Abroad, Second Series;
story ofthe Guard,
Tho 0etsyaurnal, by Hayard Taylor;
psrson Brnwnlowis hook;
ukaraHgo River;
Edwin Broiherioft.e ny Wtnthrop;
rhisday recstvedat
BROWNELL's Book Store,
auga2 "a Cor. Main and 9Th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

LARGE STock OF PIANOS, Ge.--Mr.
Hammer has the largest and best stock of
Pianos, (from Eve different mAnnfactn-
rers) Harmonious, Mslodeons, Guitars.
Flutes, Violins. Accordeons, Flutines,
and other musical instruments that was
ever offered for sale in this city He is
compelled, for want of room, to keep
some of his instruments at his residence
ON High street, between 9th and 7th,
where persons can call and examine a,
their leisure His stock will be sold al
the lowest possible living rates for cash.
as he purchases for cash only.
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NoTIcE Don't forget Prof Belongs
Elocution and GymuAstic Schools this az
-ternuon and evening. EIocution class on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from
to P. NJ. Twelve lessons, 81 per
scholar in advance. Glass in Gymnastics
same evenings. from II to 81. Gentle
man with lady, s2. At Burrows Hall,
on corner of Ninth and Main slreets, en-
trance on Ninth. Parents Of scholars 10
Execution class may visit the school at
any time Books will be furnished the
scholars at 35 cents each, or they may
bring their own. Promptness of atteH
dance is desired. Those wishing to join
the Gymnastic class, will attend this even
ing. Bring the ladies aud hear the sub.
ject presented. Private lessons in Elocu-
tion, given on reasonable terms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

HALF FAHE TO kEosAUquA.--The
Manager of the X Fl. ID. III. d Nj. T..
K. have very magnanimously agreed to
carry persons TO and from the Grand Mass
Meeting at Keosauqua, on the 4th of
September, at half fare This will enable
all living near the road to attend
and hear Senator Harlan and Attorney
General Nurse: and other speakers Of the
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

MIsFoRTusE.-This is q world Of mis-
fortune, and one Of the saddesi 10 a good
bousekeeper 10 20 be afflicted with heavy,
yellow, sour bread, biscuit, DC. If you
are ever troubled in this way, use D. B
DeLnnd d. Co.'S Chemical .Salsratus,
when you will be surprised at its charm.
ing results in removing the cause of your
misfortune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31
Union Rally at Fort Madi-
SON, september 1.

Hon. James Harlan, Hon. James r.
Wilson and Joshua Tracey, Esq, viii
address the people at Fort Madison on
the first day of September, h the after
noon and evening.
The people of Fort Madison are ma
king preparations for grand time, and i,
is expected the people win turn out en-
naasse to hear the able speakers who are
announced for the occasion.
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HKAp'oRs DEPT SouTH CAROLINA,
GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA,
C4ARyrsraN s. q Auy 10

HEAD QRS DEP'T SoUTH CAROLINA,)
GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA,
CHARLESTON, S. O., Aug. IL.
Col. r. b. Rhett, Jr., Editor of Mercury:
In the Mercury Of this date you appear
to have written under a misapprehensi5 IN
of the facts connected with the present
status OF the negroes captured in arms OH
Morris and james Islands, which permit
me to state as follows:
The proclamation of the President, da-
ted December "a, 1862, directed that all
negro slaves captured in arms. should be
at once delivered over to the executive
authorities Of the respective States to
which they belong, to be dealt with ac-
cording to the laws Of said States.
And informal application was made by
the State authorities for the negroes cap
tured in this vicinity; but as none Of them,
it appeared. had been slaves of citizens oI
sonth Carolina, they we're not turned
over 10 the civil authority, Tor at the mo.
ment there was no official information a,
these headquarters OF the act Of Congress
by which "sll negroes rod mula.toss,
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D@- The Kate Cassel is the morning
boat tor Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Ft. Madison
On arrival Of the cars. and will make con
nections with trains at Burlington for
Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumws. &c.;
also with trains East for Chicago.
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THE CITY.

Private SoHooL. Miss Agnew will
open private school, 10 the primary de-
paFtmeBt, in ths feeHa Oh the corner Of
10Th and Concert streets, Monday, Sept.
7th. All intending TO send their children
to this school will please start them on
the above day If possible.
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LIVE + JESUS.
ACADEMY OF rHa VISITATION ST. NARY

TIME Acsdemv of the Visitation al the Corner Of
j. Time and T'h sweets, wilt oHsmepee the Winter
Session September let, 1864 The reputation OF ,ais
Institution In keokuk aud ~ vicinity Il Too steat
facilities for b~.towng soid and liberal eueaop %
its pupils, til - has been added sevesxi ADVANTAGES
amoag them very hne and complete apparatus for
Instructions and experiments In Philosophy Chemistyy
and AstrenoWyt To the Lbfary also sone additions
have eesr made, and IL nioers coo vauses.
This ln-tituton though BY nepbsss 81 the
Csiholtc fafth 10 open - those ef .,hsr deAouna-
ttoes. and Interference with religious opinlsus ID
permitted.
Board and English Tuition, per anrnm oise, %; per
rutien in the s aud I'd Casse ineludiws the u.s Of
tho spparstus per eSe oo PER- quarter ~ %
Tuition the ri ~tihout ass Of apparatus o4o ees
per Quarer, 5000.
Ta,.i IN as 81 sissoss ass Of apparatus. satoe'
Tuition IN The Sab and ssA Cssss~s without use Of apps
satns. eau 90 per qusster % 10.
Tuition tss hsif6esrdeus according to their eisss.
Extra ChargsS.
For sssh Of sAs iorsisn aDGusass per apssm sc ce
PR quarter, 90.
Drawing per anaam, sso oos per garter % %.
rsinsng In Water Coiors and on Vsssi, pos saanG.
psiutes on OIL per snnam sss 0s per as.iar efs 60
| rmssoider on SAX, ysssss and Lace. We ~ Per
| quarter - 60.
Harp, pc, aauem ssa 90; per sessser eis o.
| ptauo, SIS 90. sAs ~.
Vocal Nu.,e laugh. In class, per snnam 80 co.. per
/ quarter, $40 90
u,s Pianos ssrp. per aasrser sis % per quarter
- 70.
wxshinr per snaaai $50; per aaarter e6.
Nod aud Hsadiss, per sppass, eisi 9sstsr ~ -
Fer farthss psrieslars pssss call d Ne
ass3-a1a
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EFWe yesterday received call from
Lieut.. Col. DUNCAN, of the 34th Iowa In
fantry, who has just arrived from New
Orleans, where his regiment is stationed.
The Colonel is in bad health, and is on
his way home on sick leave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

Looking al the House appointment. and 10 the same
vote We al and. that our as years majority ould
give as thirty three OF The ninety
and that, besides holding these dlstrets We re re
quired 90 gain thirteen m.moeTs from Abolition ma
jorti~s- 10 estry the hSnse. La districts whch will
elect 10 llstubers, beaten year haioyi
lies between one and two hnndred as follows ysn
aurep one hundred aud thirty, CLARK hp nas and
ninety six. fnxw one hundred and fhirty-four MIhs
one hundred and Atty. Mshsska one huadr.d and
eighty, srren one huudrri and eighty Dallas one
han-red aud thirty SIX. Cedar one hundred and seven
tyseight Jones one hundred and weuly.onr Reuton
huuhred aud uiucty bae hanan one ht,d red M
twenty nine, Bremer hundred and eighty ena
Story ant Hamilton one hundred ard thirty-uve,
Wright Sc one hundred And forty Harrison aud hel
by one hundred sHu rNe. And there are but twalvs q
members to be elected In districts wherein ~ere
last Sesr beaten by less than hundred vote.
N-Jer rsou thr,y yetght Muse ttiHs fnrty-iwo powe-
saeik sistt- fstx hf'y-ftvs. kossuth &c eighty
three Dick &c seSenteen, Woodbury. sc twen-
ty-thrce, Gonsns &c, eighteen, Gulhrie ac rprty.
three, aontsomery ke twenty eight. SO that. il We
should as we ought -, succeed IN al tAsss latter dis
tricl4, wr should barely TIE in the tianse
carry ehs dlsrtefs arst abope samsa Axrs
ass Eears mVertass AsHasea axs, ss ss
Your dstet SIN the second OF these contfngents
Is classified by ~ doubtful strict n<eessarp 10 >,
carried sn ord<r to sare tAs Hesssf
Wiz dis analysts showtngIh work necessary ts be
done. and EAsrs II may, with mos. tk keihood be nc.
nttses Of your dsty,et 70 hold hmm edtase IN
TO take instant by concert bring on the
STRONGEST CANDIDATES, which can be found in
your Senatorial spd Representative districts, siakiss
Aer eosSsdsraess ssessss and 10 se, such
ddates to work Ike heroes to secure their eIeetion
and keep tAem at night and day until the Polls ar,
elesed and l., every humaa effort not dlshouora
bie, TO win the election or courSe, you ARE the bes
judges Of the means Of success, but IT, In addition
your ioca' e,ts and appliances you desr- aid irou
the state Central Committee IL shall be given you tt
the extent OF our ability, upon requistion.
This committee desires candidates soon as nomi
mated, To put themselves In communicatiou with II
Chairman vt Iowa City, and to insure it this Crcuia
| 10 to be exhibited 10 such candidates.
We slsSrsquest Of You tho favor OF sending u.s. i'm
meda,eiy, n list from your couaty plainly written
cona ing the name, post-ofce address, and politics
OF each member and Clerk Of your Board Of superyi
sors. LIZ GRAND BYINGTON
/ Can State Cen I, an
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GRAND UNION RALLY Z!
A r X z o X U K,

WetssesAtHy, September ed.
The loyal citizens of Lee, and our
neighbors of Hancock Co., Ill, and Clark
Co.. No., are requested to meet at Keokuk,
on Wednesday, Sept. I'd.
Hon. James Harlan
viii be present and address the people.
Hon. Jas. II. Wilson
And other distinguished speakers have
been invited, and are expected to be in
attendance.
Let there be grand turn out of all
the loyal people in "Old Lee" both young
and old. Townships and neighborhood.
are requested to come, MS far as conven
lent, in compsnies, sith
MUSIC AND BANNERS,
and let the brave 30 flag be given TO the
breeze, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31
MARRIED

un The z7th lust. by rhomas Martin Esq., at the
bride's mothers. Mr.. WILLIAM u. LITTLE, to Mas
LoUDIwIsKY LEE, of Jackson Township.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31
From the Fairfield Ledger !
Secret Circular No, 6.

lie Grand By Byingtor, the irsepressibie with
other circular. The foiiowiog from bis prolific pen
has come into our porsessor and present u our
readers In full. except portion In regard to the
Senate bieh be has scratched out nd which IL
sppiicaete to the county for which IL ded
Our opinion 10 hat they have at length obfsned q
cand date for Governor whose supposed popularity
will scnd them to the devil. As tho circular ca ne
without fu fther comment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS,
Il Of the Damon nations Of ], 8, 10, 2s and 50.
For salsby n. W. WksTCOTT.
AMID.
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For Represe ntative.

We authorized ts announce WILLIAM WEIR
SER. Of West Point, as Candidate for the Legisls-
ture at the enusing election
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CLASS E--PANTRf AND KITCHEN STORES.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

First sExhibtefs viii be charged 10 psr csp, ~ an
Second Members of the seeiei and their families ad
niued free Persona not EbeTs charged All admit
tsnee fss OF 10 cents children under 10 years age
eeuts.
NorE.-The price OF membership is so cents.
7hird--Aii entries must be made by !. O'Clock, p.
and article exhibition viii be allowed To be
removed until the exhibition Is closed The exhibi
tion viii be opened for visitors al aeiesk, aud
closed al o'clock. ami opened again All . 'eock,
2.
FssrtA Competition is open 10 all. and all entries
will be required 10 be made ia The the pro-
daccr maanfscturer
Ftfthr. When there IL competition ia q clssa, and
but one euiry is made, tha Uomnltlee may award u
premium. II me rttorious.
SrtA The Miscellaneous rcmmittec will be author
ixed to a~st3 premiums srticss not included In
the foregoing list.
sspssth pfIs articles will be designated by badge
Of blue ribbon. i,
E,gAtA..T The Committse required 10 report them
selves to the President at O'Clock p. Il. aud tn.
Chairman. each Awarding Gomnlittse viii r~por
In writing 10 The secretary by : o'cloek,r
Exhibitors from the neighborlg towns will be enter
tanned by members u the society darinE their stay
All snquirics cone.ruins the exhlpitv will b,
promptly answered by The Secretary.
+. n. wICKERSHAM,
G. y DAVIS,
| X. WEYANU,
A. BRIpGEMAE.
CHAS. HUBbEL,
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UNION NEGRO SOLDIERS PRIs.
OVERS.
What the 10 ebels Propose 20 do with
them .usnp0rlant order frsm
Gen. Bsaurcgard'

On this very important subject, in re-
ply to some structures of the Charleston
Mercury (made under misapprehension,)
the Chief of Staff Of Gen. Beauregard has
addressed to that journal the following
letter:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31
CtRoULARNo.s.
lsrRIcTLy PRfyATx.l


icNA WIZ Ao4s ~ VI
srR:--It 10 Of the very rrss importance, that the
DemocFa'Ie party should carry shortly OF each
brsuch Of The next Legislature OF Iowa Many more
considerations sitstIy affecting The pubic welfare.
than We hrve spacr TO des this achies
m@nti but they VIII readily suggest themselves to YOU
without specification BY Us. The exs drsired i uui-
vera y recognized by Democrats; bu, the axsas are
required 10 be studied and diligently appned.
Having al ieng h obtained a candidate for Govern.
or, whose supposed popularity viii .eenre his cleo
aud also materially aid our les ssiivo tictes
now ask your sssmsdazs stfssttss The following
esnsiieraiions:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31
JlRIED FRUIT.

SD Barrels Choice Eastern Dried Apples Just re
eiyed and for sale by KELLoGG 81 BfBRG
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AWARDING COMMITTEE
Wm Thompscn. v. q. tsripe snd Tkos 0rew.

4--F0F fpectmens OF any other variety native
Grapes ....-.....-. .-.-.................. l OF
6-Bea new seeding ofthis vicinity ,.......... oc
s--Bo~t SIX bnpches foreign Grapes. ..,....... %
i0--Best bottles Catxw ba Wine....... ..... bl
I L. Beat two bottles any other G. ape W me DC
l2- Beat two bouies Oarrsnt " Inc ........... %
3--Bcsi tee bottles Blackberry Wine. ......... / o.
I&--Beat three bottles Cider. r...,............. 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05

tbiloens rerrietben fetnen G6mer3, Ipnberu
ebcr eiue un9ewSbult4e @eidbeit, unb nu&
einem tant8en ber3li6en RuIie riB Ii6 Die
Tpdter lps un6 elite ber Gamilie 9cannIsu
nad. WaS Bat bas 9tnb fraate lid 6rou
&6ltnger, als lie in rer Stile ibres 3tmmerS
alletu mar tdb rerite9e lte nt4t; a6er td
MID aud nidt gribeln - uur nod weni9e
Stunoen, rno oonn ntro ia olle8 flat !
@ebe nur Der 6inmeI, bag e8 fem neue8
SeiO lit! Wir ltnr il burd @otte8 G5nuoe
in cen iIn9iten Sohreu ppn allen Sdidlalss
l6ldgen perIdpnt 9ebliebeu! llnb 1te ergab
iid ruti8 unb oebmiitbis in u0es, mas bic
8crIebuug uber lie 5u perbdn9en gevuten
piirpe: pas 2ebem bate lie In berber S6ule
8elebrt, baB nur Ittue 0eoulo, ntdt Wur,en
nnd Bieerlt1no bic 2eipenebiroe ctleihtert
uno Der Geele Sdmer3en beilt.
@lctbiloe aber iaB nit 9ef1lteten 0dnbsil
unb in (i9 Ielbit 5uIammen9eiunten am Offes
neu Temiter uno lhaute iinnenr in pte Iti0e
l1ue SDmmernaht binou8 Q8te oo8 alle8
10 l6neu unO uuernartet 9efpnlmen lit
lprd@ Ite 5eoantenppu uno op6 70 leltg ME
8IeiGI1m nit Der etuStBen fletnen Grl9e, Db
i'd ibn leten t6nnte, Der @ecaute, baB iein
9 rlteren mein Zoe lpdre mid 9leid, eiueul
eleftril&en Sd(ase rurA5ufte !. 80 Saul,
paul. i'd CLAUDE, id mar Dir lAon out,
Cbne e8 su tpliIen, al8 id Dir tie erile Safe
Gbee reid5te unb Du NIT einsm lieben mil
oen 2d@elu gum erlten Wol rie treuen ebr
li@en Nugen 6u mir au'ldlu9lt! 8 eOlar,
berrli@er Mann, tpie mill i'd mid bemiibeu,
Deiner tOertb gu iein uro Dir gu oer8elten,
paB 20u MID nur I'M meiner ielbit lpiOen
geiuAt uno 8epcrben balt Inb in d6nlIaer
2Besje pedten alIe lleber3eugungeu pon Dem
ei8enen 0ladc III ibr nur Die ouf1t@tt8iteu
@e(itboe, zen ulleigenniibigen Mann gu le'
ben, Der aus eiuem 9rrtbum oes 0er2en8
erwu9t, tpie lie e8 genannt, IN ibr Die Ser
1pirfItGu1ts ieines 5oenls 8sfuncen bcb',
un0 Der lt&erlt@ jeet e6eniO lebbaft nno
bs0eitert ihrer gepaAte, ebenlo trunfen uno
penneburdgliibt ben Tranm Der 3ufnnft
trGumte
(TSrtieepns fOIetl
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