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Editors Tribune:
desire to ask 70. information, II co1orea men
will be counted on the quota Of this county, and
lake tho place Of white recruits. What ehau hn
done with the colored recruits? -
Havana, Mason Co., ILL.,, Dec. 23d.
ASswER.-1t seems scarcely necessary
with most Of our readers to answer yes to
line above inquiry, 50 often have we made
the matter clear and explicit in our col
umus. By the present terms of recruiting
under the last call, the entire quota Of ILL.,
nois could be filed with blacks were they
forthcoming, and they will be credited to
the county 10 trhich tie muster 7o0 shous
th"t th<y 1elong. And this viii be the
criterion. The credit is nndc up from the
muster roll, and each colored recruit in
1lAEon county, who Is entered as from that
county, reduces the quota Of that county
by one. In this respect black man istas
good as white man, q score Of equality
few yet continue to deny him, and these
few would speedily succumb were they to
BIZ drufted and put into The ranks. There
exists every reason, patriotic as well as
personal, why every man should take
an earnest share IN filling up this H.
nois colored regiment
AS TO the second inquiry "Wlat
shau 1e done sci{h the co1ord IT.
c'uit?'' Any person may enlist
suitable able bodied recruit by filing
up blank enlistment paper, Of the com
mon form, aud having it sworn to before @
Justice Of the Peace. When this is done
transportation can be Immediately pro-
cured for the recruit from any part Of the
State to tie general rendezvous ut
Quincy, By te1cgraphing or writing
therefor to Colonel John A. Bross, at
Quincy, and dispatches may be sent
al the expense Of the Inter. Any person
subsisting the recruit in the interim of his
being sent 10 Quincy, Will he duly paid for
such subsistence on proper certificate. A
little time yet remains to fill up the quota
Of Illinois, and these colorod soldiers may
largely contribute to such end.
, 1863-12-28
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

:, AEw ORLEANS, Dec. 16-At late Couycu-
con 4ald OF free State men called for the
PURPOSE of choosing unconditional men to 3
CONVENTION Of Union men Of slave States, to
eolored men WIS admitted to seats in the
convention, and the Convention opened witt,
prayer By colored minister. Hon, Wm
Duranf presided. An adjourned meeting Of.
the Convention will be held on the Esd, at
%ach m cttort viii be made to have the
held in New Orleans.
party from the Goth Ill regiment scout
tured 80 prisoners.
Acting Masters Hamilton aud Hanpin and
two assistant Engineers, Stone and Plunlet,
captured with the Harriet Lane, arrived here
, 1863-12-28
Important to Insurers.
TEE FIRE AT NEVADA.

Msssrs H. Mackfe i Co., Agents Phoenix Insurance
Company at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The undsralzned
holders OF policies In the Phoenix Insurance. Com
pany Of Hartford, Conn. hereby tender their th. u
through you to said company for prompt pay,1 II,
and honorable adjustment Of their tossca by the great
ire Of ofNoEembeE stb, 1865.
The Phoenix WIS the first company represented
heso and hiss In every respect fulfilled the indemnity
1t promised and Is. by our experience, safe, prompt
paying and honorable company.
THOMAS F. HAwLEY,
Trustee Of OuatoMah Lodge. No. ID, L O. r.
TURNEE l. JOHNSTON,
S. R0THSCHLD.
NEVADA. Cal, Nov. 18th, 1sG3 de27-ta2c-Csuet
, 1863-12-28

New YORK, Dec. -25.-The steamer Wash
ington, from New Orleans the 18th, and the
Mississippi, 18th, arrived to-day,
The Washington brought one hundred
thousand dollars in specie The Mississippi
brought lot Of rebel prisoners, including
Maj. Gen. Frank Gardner.
Navigation on the Mississippi river is less
interrupted, The gunboats keeping sharp
lookout.
Adyiccs from Texas state that Gen. Wash
burre had started for Indfanola and Layncca,
and they are doubtless in our possession ere
this. It is believed that San Antonio will
soon be in our possession, where our troops
would concentrate for the overthrow of the
rebels undcr Macruder,
, 1863-12-28

Lou1sv11E, KY, Dec. PA man named
Ha%Dg sgppossdf to b be "a M9F in the rs
md consigned to the military prison.
Another of John Morgan's followers was
arrested yesterday and confined in the mill
Iary prison Several members Of Morsan's
old command layc been picked up in this
city within the past week.
One hundred md ninety-six rebel prison.
ers have arrived from Nashville since Sun
day.
Fifty-two recruits were received from
Springfield. Illinois, and eighteen from Co
lumbus, Ohio, yestcsday. Forty recruits
from different parts were also received and
fprTprded
, 1863-12-28
Milwaukee Market,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NILwAUKEE. Dec. .6.
GFA1-Rcceipts Of wheat fo.: the past IS hours
17,rc0 bush. Declined on Changet cent. Sales 5000
bush so. at Sill QUO hu do at 81 Oats lower
Sales At s9c. Corn. Barley md Rye, prices nominal
with nothing doing The Wheat market at the New
hall this evening closed stll1 Iower-s1L for No l.
and very dull.
PHovrs1oxs-Firm but no activity. Round o:scity
ness pork held ut 80 IL MI that Is oncs
ed; light mess nominal at s17oo1 long cut hams at
exc; saltcd shoulders 7c. Leaf la.d 11Kc.
DExssKD Hoaa-Recefpts for ss hours $3.50 head
Market active and tending down. bur opened With a
decline Of 25c. Sales at 4ssc5s25 dividing on 10
ms. The average weigh: Of hogs this sc1son viii la1l
considerably short OF last years. Some pacxers essi
mate falling OF OF at least 40 rs 2 hog The mess
pork CIT requires four times the number Of hogs as
compared With Inst season. The average yield
Is Is q cent lcfs.
, 1863-12-28

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 25-Afa1or Gen.
Butler returned this morning from Point
Lookout, where he has made a thorough in
spection Of the prisons and hospitals. He
also examined into the probabilities Of re-
portant testimony in regard to the rations
and condition OF the rebel subjects there,
which testimony wos satisfactorily correct.
, 1863-12-28

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26-Information has
been received At the State Department to the
effect that orders have been sent By the In
perial Government OF France to the Com
mander-in-chief Of the French naval forces
in the Pacific Ocean, to place in 4 state Of
blockade the ports Of Acapulco and San Bias,
but through spirit Of liberality aud comfy,
on the part of the Emperor Of the French, lie
has decided TINT Ameucan packets which
constitute the line between Panama aud San
Francisco, shall continue to have the priyi-
lege Of touching ut Acapulco, in order 10 re-
new their stock Of coal which they may need
for the completion Of their voyage, ii being
understood thnt these vessels shall not leave
or receive any passengers Mt that port, or any
merchandise
, 1863-12-28

Boston, December aa-Thc officers of the
gunboat Accacia report when they left Hail.
fax that warrants were ont for eight of the
pirates Of the Chesapeake, all Of whom were
1t was doubtful If any arrests would be made,
% the police were in tho interest Of the rebels,
and the people were bitterly opposed to such
measures. 49,:
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NEW YoRK, Dec. IA New Orleans letter
IN the Herald contains later intelligence from
Mexico.
A French division Of troops had been out
ftanked after leaving the city OF Mexico On an
expedition, and were retreating back to the
city.
, 1863-12-28
The "1r in Lxouisiuun.

NEW fonK. Dec. 2z-Mr. Gsitheu, a cor
respondent captured at the Bayou Coteau
fight, writes that there were GOO privates and
- oncers captured with him. Thzt the dis
3Etcr was owing to the bad condnct of Gen.
Washburne, and the gallantry Of Burbridse
alone saved the whole corps from cautr,re
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The Russians ut Fortress Mon.
. roc.

FORTRESS MoN1oE, Dec. PA Russian
Admiral and five Captains Of the feet waited
cral briefly welcomed them, and offered
every facility In his power to make their
siay hero pleasant. IL reply, the Admiral
said lie should not winter here, as he had
intended, hut should send part of his fleet
to Annapolis 10 winter, when he had made
q tip to the West Indies and return.
, 1863-12-28

New YonK, Dec. 96.-The rules reinstating
the : new passport system has been
extended to foreign vessels, and this fact was
communicated to the British Consul ycstcr-
day.
The English bark Circassian was seized
here yesterday, under suspicious circum-
stances, and many arrests made.
, 1863-12-28

people of Calais and Eastport hnve formed
themselves into Home Guards, md obtained
arms and ammunition, and hold themselves
In readiness for any raid that may be Ct
fcnptca
, 1863-12-28

New York Money Na5ket-Dcc. 2G.
MoNET-A very moderate deInand aad casY at Z
per CeEtr " =
STERLING EIcuASGK-Dnu II 1e51s2165
GcLp-Opened at LII declined to Isl &, and closed
quiet at 151k. '
The stenncr City Of Nashtngton, for Liverpool to-
day, carried out Fl59155 In Epseie. -
GoMv5RHA1ST X r !. sTocKs-sseady- q. g. Is, 81 COUP
, 1863-12-28

Receipts OF Hogs ut Ch1cago-An Error.
On the second page OF to+days paper, the receipts
Of Hogs In Chicago during tae past week are stated
to be 81, ,i7. This Is ezoos- It should have read
S5.41e.
, 1863-12-28

NH4a3FUB E11s70NEH.
BALTIMORE, Dec 28.-Capt- Irving from
Libby Prison. eays there is no truth in the re-
port TINT Gen Ul1man was prisoner ut
Richmond. The story Of the capture Of the
negro pilot, Robert Small, by the rebels In
Charleston, is untrue. He still nets as pilot
in our fleet
, 1863-12-28
Official Acknowledgment from
"l&uSS1n.

NAAA~-AA@A @&NkA1AV AVs*AEVSGaASuG 1T0n
KussIu.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-In accordance With
instructions received from the Emperor, the
Russian Minister, Alr. Edward Stoeckl,
had an audience with the President this morn.
Ing, for the purpose Of expressing the thanks
of the Imperial Government for the kind re-
ception Of the vessels Of the Russian navy
and the officers and crew in the United States;
also for assistance extended at San Francisco
to Russian corvette, the Norwich. The
communication was cordio1y received and
courteously acknowledged By the President
, 1863-12-28

TEE LEGAL :TKspKK EAsr.-3r. Justice Wayne
has delivered the opinion Of tho Supreme Cou:t Of
the Untcd States, d1s ssing the writ Of error sued
ont b. Judge Roosevelt. In the lcsattender case, on
the ground that the d4es!on OF the State Ccart Of
Ncv York having been n favor Of tho consultations
atr Of The law, the Supreme Cou-. has no }ct3dIc.
tten TO revise that decision. The only :aoLe. there
FORE In which the question ear cone besorc this
ce.Et Is By appeal o*rtt Of errer from the Judgment
Of an inferior court Of the United 9tatcs.
, 1863-12-28

NEW YORK, December 26.-The rebel
iron blockadc-runner Chcatem was cup
tnrcd by the gunboat Huron, about Decem-
Der 1st, in Doboy Sound, Ga, Willie attompt-
Ing to run to sea with cargo of cotton, to-
bacco, FosIn, etc.
, 1863-12-28
NJ OW READY.
The New York uGercnrv
FOE JANUARY 9, 1854.
CONTAINING
oayfey's Military Picture,
UTITLrp
"a REBEL RAID"

This NorS Of art Is the hspptest attempt to Illus
trase the dan:tEs End s1fctnss of Cutoh faihcs In
a. snErsvsnS The guerilla. hsys aeIr
given to the flames The head II he housoaoid ies
wounded II the foreground. tss women and children
ara engaged In their hendisd work Of intnIdstiop.
54pinS ard psuader NothiaE esn b nnsz than the
teIRieco both In design and execution. and viii 10
punished IN the GREAT FAMILY PAPER OF AAK-
COPY da18.t&4
, 1863-12-28

BOSTON, Doc, A.-Tile st. Croix Herald,
published Mt Ca1ais, near the borders of New
Brunswick, states that much excitement ex-
lists there in consequence OF apprchensions Of
contemplated mid by tho rebel agents and
ropghs from the vicinity Of g. 3ehn's, The
, 1863-12-28

TeAUT1ON!-Lost or Stolen, 25
Nus so Bonds Of S1LDo each. with Coupons at-
toched, nrst coupons maturing May /, 1851.
DESCRIPTION OF noHp8.
kes ss go to sos aeriee
Eos ese0 q j.! ~ inelnsiYs scffes-
ALSO-10 U. S. $50 Bonds OF q no each. Rextatsr
e. hc1r1nE Interest from Uac. ID 1sE3, payubie to r.
1re - ~ ~ 4''.' NeN
Az the above described 1ocds arc assigned on tho
backs to the Treasurer Of the United Skafes Ia frsr
for tho 1T National Bank Of 8t PauI and slyTed ~
the PRESIDENT or cAshIor. -
All PERSONS are cautioned against receiving or uo-
EcclaLInx snid Eonds, or sny of the COUPONS ncar
Ing the above mentioned numbers.
HORACE THOMPSON Caxhter
trst National Ha1E Of St, Pant.
St.Paut, Mlun., Dec. "a. 1868, de:8Ec It
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Pnckin0 nj Rfeepofr, Ill.
Last sesson Messts. Grtla Bros. packed 5000 hogs
at FreepoEt, H.; but they now packing In Ch!eA.
20, and will be packed at Frceppft this 4casou
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means TINT any negro that can get hold Of It
is free. 3lr- Chase says TINT every negro
down to the Gulf that cver sees tie aag is
free. I askedthe shSewdcst member Of the
House OF Representatives what he would
gtge for the Proclamation before the Supreme
Court "Litt1c OF nothing,n he safd, Il
prominent New England Senator said to me
tile greatest danger to tue Proclamation was
from the Supreme Court. Leading Republi-
cans IN my State sag there is no law in It,
written. Mr.. Lincoln says, as he ought to
coy, nothing. He cannot say anything.
MS OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The meaning Of that Proclamation nobody
knows until the Supreme Court has decided It.
In other words the Proclamation Of JanuarY
l, 1868, Is to be filtered through the Secession
heart Of man whose body Is in Baltimore,
but whose soul, if he has got one, is In Rich
mond. lLaughter1 It IS to pass the ordeal
Of Bench Of Judges who made the Dred
Scott decision ono is in his grare, and tie
other has resigned. God help the negro If
he hangs on Roger B. fancy for his liberty.
(Scnsation.] I'M not here to speak Of the
poItentous power of the Supreme Court.
fou know whatit Is, the..Gibraltar Of our sys-
chine touches to despotfsm, Taking our sys-
TEN OF bowing to precedents, it is q system
in which the opinion Of the present day Is
checkmutcd by the preiudices Of men who
were appointed fifty years ago, and who arc
pledged to respect the eprejudices Of men who
haye been In their graves a hundred years.
That is the meaning Of the Supreme Court of
the United States. This Is the only hope
that Mr. Lincoln's project holds ont to you Of
the validity Of the acts Of Congress and Of his
proc1anlations Of September and January
last, We want platform which the S1-
preme Court cannot touch lApplausc.1 As
the guild pro quo for this war, I want some
thing Of which I know the value to-day With
out Consulting Judge Wayne, Judge Grisr,
Judge Taney, Judge Clifford, or Judge Ca
tron. Secessionists from the top Of their
heads to the solcs Of their feet. Hisses.l #
you don't think 60, 60 and examine them,
that's all [Applause- If they have reform
ed and repented, ahall be glad to know it.
judge them by the secord-by their decis-
ions. IAeK 7. I;mes asks ma to-day wheth-
CT would not trust the negro where all
white men havo been trusted for the last sey-
enty years. II had had no projection but
the bond Of the Supreme Court, should
have been in jail seven years ago; and aa for
the negro, that Court has announced that he
las no rights that white men arc bound to
respect. What ask of Mr. Lincoln in his
behalf Is, IN amendment Of the Constitution
which his advice to Congress would RS In 90
days, that hereafter there. shalls6e nolthor
slavery nor Involuntary servitude In any
etnte Of this Union. Prolonged applAuse1
Mr.. Seward wanta the MIssisstppl caalrs-
, 1863-12-28
Nfm advertisements.

ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS.-Asit- sit
Il ustlon wau1ed by gs1d rouc3 aat: Printer,
Also By > T0Cn3 lady to walt In reception room.
aeSG t25i1t nat
, 1863-12-28

mont. '''@10''
The betting on him has: been enormous.
Tn no occasion has more money been va
gered than on the resn1t Of this bull fight.
MosFigsey has Won $4,000, Harry Hills 1000,
and other less noted sporting men proper
tiona1ly, while Thousands Of Individuals with
whom betting Is tho exception haEo gone iu-
to It Wildly. The cdd7 Of two to one have all
hoen given to Kings hackers
From the N. Z. Sunday Mcrcnty1
John G. Heena1t WIS born In the year 1885,
in the Nayal Arscuel at Troy, N. r, where
his tather was employed in the laboratory o:
the department: Stands feet 11S inches,
and weighs 1G6 pounds His parents aee
Irish. At IN early age he left home, and went
to seek his fyrtune in California, where he
became fofgeman at Bcnfcia, and theec,
having ono CT two small "turn-ups, he won
the title Of tthe Benicia Boy" Is he grow
older, he acquired mora knowledge Ct the
"art Of selfiefence," and soon he pot 20
that be could get away with tsbig custom
Ell" havfag proven OF no ordinary qnality.
After distinguishing himself somewhat In
the "Land Of Gold, p he came to NeE York,
where ho remained aon the shelf" for short
period, after which he was brought outand
"pitted ~ agninst John Morrissey. the result
terminating in his defeat, after Z. hard AMI
wel1-fought battle. Without resting great
while on his aFm3, be proceeded at once, to
business, aud selected England's most heroic
pugilfst, und this acknowledged. champion Of
tho British 2: R., Tom Sayefs. Hcenan met
his antagonist at Marlborough Field, and on
English soil, tho result of which kas been
published, ia still fresh in the memory Of the
most Of our readers, and ia not proper for US
to reitcrata here. Suffice It to say, that the
American pugilist did Tot lose one frioDd or
supporter on account Of it, but added fresh
lanrelR to his fame Every year he has I'm
proved his strength and science, and, no
douhf cou1d wrrs3t r. fhe hnlt from nnv nf fhe
to tight for It, as he does not Intend to remain
long In pugillstic circles, and therefore could
not bold It. That Hecnan Is game man DO
one attempts to deny. and he win carry that
title with him TIL his retirement from the
Prize Ring. Since Hecnan has been matched
for bis contest With King, he has been uudel
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6errepfl fleiOerIoDen,

Bef %rattffraae $40, s5s unb s5sK.
sSH1enen gee6rteu Greupben unb benz @ublitum made
i6 6iermit Bic ansege bas i'd bas loon iqit Sobren an
bieiem 8lase eta6rte @eRG ibernomuen babe unb be-
Gnbig Elm rei66altiges Eager bon @0nen iob 8eor6e
teten Serrpnfeibern neueer acpu 81 ben biGgiep re
fen SoerGt6iO 5aIte uub and ole auf 8eenun8 anfers
ttaen oerbe gtcfe FIR gBterrTde nnb 9oen8enge in
alien GOrteu uub gu alien }reeu. SSerner cine @uss
pa6I Reseniare GtSde &c, iopie ale in 6ieies Sad
eini6lasenbe Trtitel.
sB" ane @eferlnrseu nerSen prpupt biGlt8 nnb
fir3efer Strip auceferti0t toerben. ....
g. &. aatfeE.
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auh oprtbin. 2Sobl pooten dnolt(id,e @ez
oanten in benz Snnern be8 auten Supernlt~
merartn8, wer feline QB'Ide 5ournultere err
pebiren Ioae, mas bic Sbers8e6Srbe BON
tbm benfen lpiirDe, menn lIe erfibre, baR e,
p9ne llrlaub berret8t Iei; tpte er tpabrIdetn.
lt9 nun eutlafien werben birfte unb banu
tpirtli4 3wii&en 3wet Stabten gu Rbeu fame.
Gir ben Nilitdrbtenlt ipllte er 3u ait iein,
uno nun bate er it4 fir ben NpitOienif ais
nr4 gu jung erptelen, inoem er, ietne Bflidt
perna9lalIt9eno nit etnen 6rauen3imnler
cappn ae9an9en mar Muf Der anbern Geite.
1etns 8Rltebte mar leBt Trau ban Barren,
allp perbelratbet mas benpg iba beulnad,,
ii9 bteier Dame auf3ubrdn9en ? 2l6er e8
ibten bod al8 ipenn ite feline 0elel(I9aft aern
ldbe, AUDI eripdbnte ffe ibre8 @eul16l8 gar
nt9t. ..a ..>1.
2lnSefpnmen auf bem @ilenba6nbefe, trat
ein altltder Serr gu i6nen, tpelder fSrau
pan garen al8 feline Oti4te begraBte. 6err
Scnathan 8p9el ipplte Itdb nun aus bet
Nfaire 5te9en unt gu leiner @Gidt 3urad-
febren, paro ieoc4 10 freunbltt auf9efpr,
bert, NIT gu fru9ltaden, baB er nidt wioers
ttehen fonntet pDn 9teuem III ben 3auber<
frets ieiner erl ten 2ie6e gu treten. Jlo6
etnem in 8rSBter 6eiterfeit 9enuieuen Trib-
itiid wer ct bon 2iebe unb gBein 10 Iorgen-
fret 9ewcroens haB CT auf COS Si9u1l gum
Gtnitet9en feline Dame uad benz 98aaen
flbrte, pieielbe bineinbalf unS, alle8 Nnpere
0erSeiienO, ebenfall8 einitie9 Ser Obeim
ihten bieles 9on5 in Der SrOnun8 su linoen.
Die OeaIatne iebte Den 3ug in 9ewe8ung
uno fort 9tn9'8 nit QGinoe8eite.
lifprtifbunQ feIAEl --- -------- -
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9r. 3 q i It It nn

Wttneb beS fSntaltdeu Gpaegms ber Duntdr;e 1T 2Dn-
bon @raSurter zines ber er(en etSiNGen GoQeBen Der
@er Staaten ber ben 0r6Btn She'll etne8 9eter6 in BEN
Sepitalern 2pubp partS @tlabelpbtd unb dnberen
S6tten sueebrot, bat ein9e Der erbaen iIuueen
oonenbet SSr nts yeftt4ts @esisn .pste ln-
adbliae 2efente bic Srenouen 9lerpDdt unb anbere
Sranfbeten 1ca irle !. g. aud bic BET pIDsten Sc
r1uaen ;u e0r e6reden bic su p err5tten serin8n
Glentatetten u. / 70. MMrben auAenbdltd aehetlt.
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DR.. Johnston,
Der cinst8e WrBt, ns!der an)sl.
more eDees9 9efpitG1.
3ur uuterb:!iduns ber QuadIal6ere stablirt.

Der etn;t9e plob In tsv GsIt, 100 it@ere,
fMnelle unb alilnflihf Ri.sea II
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0sfd6slt6e &ranfbsit.

gDenn Der irreseleitete untluse Singing a,8nbet ba6
Ct ben aetnt otser mer5baer Hranbett tn3 an8snOm-
fa6l pper bic Tur@t @ntbedun3 tbn abf6redt i an
Sene su trenten auf pele in rlse 9rr @r;tetua unb
wartet 70 lanse BIS bic Ssmptpt be8 lfrefen ebels,
@te g. eth NIT @ei6wL Ell ent5antcet Saa ene bSie
NaIe Smer i'm &ppfe uno IN ben 9lecern, M6natne res
gefdtS, 3aubbet IlSw te ber Saut, Gnpen ben 9ct
men nb Nrnen Snnen i'm @eihte un6 ben Grtremta-
ten m sesen, tpo tann beis be nit etner f6retliben
be Naennpen etnfa@en3 ba8 Oper brrfur6tbaren rant
tett etu @eaenitanb fe3 MeiS8 rb unb ter Sob enen
l3reflGen 2eiben bdburG Elm @nte mat bd6 i'm mad
tenem Nanbe 9rn9t BON etn SeiIenfer rffehrt.
IS tt ene ranree &fGtiafe ta5 &auiente beier frr9t-
barren Sranpett gum Oper aQen tn Sclee Der nse d-
tSben @ite8 te8 efur8 6ie Gpnitutip pernidten uni
ben Ge bes 2etenS in cin elenbeS Daein rerautelr.
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93glcnbers ,t beadlten !

Or pbmfpn betet anen Denen ietne Silfe an pele ii
bnr9 pl@e sebnte unb uunatrlt6e Get unb 86rper sr
Drenee r bic Mrbet bte @eieu1a unb bic Csc unfdbts
madenbe 3afer 9eftp6dt habet.
Ser limb etnse Der traursen unb beflascnsSrtben SOL
gen fet ruben @ewrbnbeten bes 9aerS S9p DE int St
ten tn6 ben @eeern, Sersen i'm Sopf Sdtrdhe be8 Ge-
9tS gerin ber u felfruFt er3flppfen neb6fe 1nrube
Wta8enl9wd9c, unrrbnuns Ter SerbauungsSreens aHse
rnetne @nttr1tnne @pmPtpme Der S9wtnbiudbt.
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oSun8e N2dnner.
8e,bsirath2te Derfpnsl',
QraansiAe Gdwa4e

trb unOersueI eebeilt ub bic tpGe &rat ieter Ieree-
eat. Dees fnrGbare 9ei:en, ele5 ba8 Qebenetnb unb
bic @be uab gabfrnmitait utm6eld5 na9t, ifspft bas
2prs 0erer bic tbren 2eteniGaen unbeioanen frb1nen
unee 2ere no ;u lett su Mushet fun9en eenest neil
Ge teren 8plen rtt eenau tenne SbgltiG e aud burG
Strifture Neber9lasen I'm Sarn Stein unb anbere llr
laden entiteten fann 10 1t e bod netRenttela cine plse
beS WtBbraude8 ber ebelfen Srsaue gPer nber NTH es
Id9nen tn t 8ra Der Gr3eu9une eber Denen perID
wtrh bic t3 betmen 2aaern ereeben ais BON DeHsn
bic ba peiie itnb. EE
g1 Sfftce. 90. 7 iO.BreOertdtr. :,
Feben Tburen BON 8alttHOretr, Gitlt9e Sette,
bte Stufen biuouf.
0tan nerte ii9 garen unb oausnumner. benn lntpet-
Re ltnb trsertf9e yadader brtrtebene nb 9erpenlpe
Quafiaber S9ubltfer 9ttefelwibier Strd6enretnieer
tnp 9anpenpuser H. 10. B reeelmdBtse 2ler8te
unb auern aneeSpsen nen Or Sphnfrn &uf In Der dte
NS. aae Sriefe raiiIen einen Ypf-Stamp enttuten.
Gtne 'Setlubg tN 2 Gagen 3ugelIAeyt.
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l1ylEe.l rcr 9Drene.

Die rele Gaune pelde mdGreub Der letten iteGenseGn
Sabre In bieer Nnfd( tuttr ben no bic Men9e pd-
tiger munbdr3tltden Nperaipnen rede Dr. ptntDn aus
uGrte bene bic 3ettun9a RGpprteure Ute autere
alen gnterri6te mrto. enoIG in Se3ug auf ieren
GbaraFter ols Gbreamlnn IN 8e5pg af Gbarafte nb &C.
mentaft9fet tup ycieenpen etne ttarc@enpe GepSbrs
leilun9.