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The weekly union record., 1864-02-13
Sharif's Sale.

rfY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out of the District Court Of the 18th
Judicial District, in and for the county Of Butte
and State OF California under the seal thereof to
ne tdlrected and delivered commanding me To
make the sum Of $500. with interest thereon from
the first day Of April. D S63, until paid at the
rate OF ten per cent per annum. together with $50
I9ouo costs Of suit and all accrulnC costs thereon
wherein Nehemiah Seely Is plaintiff, and George
Sonnedecker defendant: have levied upon and
will expose at lpublc sale. T. the highest bidder
for cash. at the house door in said county and
State.
On Tuesday, the sth day Of March.
y isb4 at tive uclock, Z. NJ. OF said day. all the
right, title and interest Of the above named de-
.rnCant. IL and 10 the following property to-wit:
a certain tract Of land. lying and being in Bntte
county. bounded and described a. follows. to wit:
beginnlns at stake set in a fat 200 yards north
oi the channel Of Little Chico. about five miles
above BidweIs store. and running thence south 70
a marked tree 200 yards south Of said channel,
thence m an cIsterlv direction one mile in a line
parallel TO said channel to 4 stake: thence. nor
iheTly 400 yards, to i tree 301 yards north OF the
s3o ehanuel: thence in westerly direction 10 the
place Of beginning
Also all that certain niece or marcel Of land leseri
bed as follows, 10 wit: Beginning at a stake at the
SoGth east corner Of George Sonnedecker claim
tceNcFlped ah1ye}, and running north. along TIE
eastern boundary line Of said claim 400 yard, to a
tree on the north east corner Of said claim thence
- FAte44tti AZ. sttA -tp iils HON itt
ehannc oi Little Cslce. one nile n a stake:thence
4o0yards nth 10 marked tree .thencew',,e lvon
me parallel 10 the creek the place of beginning
Noaid eiaims heinC recorded in Book + OF posses
rory claims. pages 49,. z06 and +0T at Bate
Co1htF Records: and the last above described
clam being conveyed by deed from John Michel
10 s-!ld ueoFge Sonnedetker. defendant herein da-
ted December "A. l>,i1 and recorded in Deed Book
r pages So aud S5s Butte County Records). To-
se'her with all and singular, the ieRements. here
dliaments and aPpurtenances iheTeunto belonging
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TEARs OF sYYPATHY.

TEARS OF SYMPATHY.
II there are class Of persons deserving the sym
pathy and pity OF the soand in health It Is tie poor
disabled victim of Scrgfuoas Ulcers Chronic Sorcs,
whose bodies are dist cured with cruPtise dis
eases - to forb their seeking the society Of their
friends To all such a care i, provided in Dr. Rad
ways Cleansing SsnIP,ealicd Railway EenoEaiing
Re-olyeat Let those afflicted with Chronic Sores,
Ulcers Fever SORES Sore Heads, Sore Legs, Scroula
and all Skin Diseases USE this remedy In few
weeks they Will lie enabled to minsle IA society,
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ErsE>l. Bo~~EvILLy- "A French girl. aged seven
teen. having been >educed uudcr promise Of niaT-
riase. committed suicide in san Francisco, Fri
last by taking arsenic.
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LIQUOR Store For Sale.

ys,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL. CHEAP
4 FOR CASH. hi> LIQUOR STORE, With Fire
Proof Brick Nant: Also. q Large and well selected
stock uf Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors
at Cost or ~ Lots t. suit purchasers
This viii lie found -aod investment for any one
desiring to engage in the iquar business this Is
an old stand, and has a good Coantry Trade. The
object OF the present owner in selling out l. TO 20
home On business and he viii offer Inducements TO
a purchaser not usually met with.
Al~o For Sale-One I.at, p by l66 feet on cor
nor II Myers Street and Miners Altcv.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-13

A coppeihead poet informs Father Aura
ham. through SO called Democratic paper on
the Reserve, that
Were coming, Father Abraham
The weekly union record., 1864-02-13
of Railroad Celebration.


Upon the arrival Of fexcursion train. at The
depot. at half past II O'Clock. the invited
guests will be received. by he reception CON
mittee.
Hon Thomas Wells will deliver an Grafton
90 the event.
Salute by the OroriIIe Artillery, after which
a procession will be formed on Myers street,
By the marshal oi the day, Geo II. Crosette,
in the following order:
Marshal and Aids
Supervisors Of Yuba and Butte counties, in
carriages
Mayor and Council of the city of Marysville
in carriages; ;
Reception Committee;
Brig. Gen. John Bid ~ell and Staff
Band:
Oroville Guards;
Marysville Rifles;
Cuion Guards
Oroyille Artillery
Citizens
The procession will march down Myers St
to Montgomery, through Montgomery 10 fifth
Avenue thence TO Bird ST., along Bird TO the
Plaza. where it will disperse, and the military
will march TO the Armory and stack arms.
There will be collation. spread at the brick
building, near Odd Fellows Hall. Monigomery
street, at one O'Clock, of which the public are
invited TO pariake.
The military will meet a. the armory at two
O'Clock, and march to the parade ground near
c. F. Lofts residence, where they will be re-
viewed by Brig. Gen. John Bldwell and Staff
Fifth Brigade California Militia.
The invited guests will assemble at Ar
mory Hall at quarter before five O'Clock, TO be
escorted to dinner.
There will be civic aud military ball at
Armory Hall, IN the evening. Dancing will
commence precisely at . O'Clock.
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
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On saturday week, two Mexicans attacked a
man named Cppsiag near Visaiia, Tor purpose, Of
robbery. lie fined at them. wounding one iu; not
till they had inflicted dangerous cut on his neck.
They arrested and are in jail awaiting the re
Sult Of Crosliue wound
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THE Yreka journal says ice has yeI been FORM
ed in that vicinity ht TO save fer Summer use.
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UNITED STATES
LIVERY Is STABLE.
EDWARD BOTFDEN. Proprietor.

vENHE PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFUL-
4 y inform the public that be has recently made
extensive additions Of ine stock and vehicles to the
United States Livery Establishment. which can be
had at all times at reasonable rates.
Horses kept on Livery at moderate rates, and the
best Hay and Barley supplied.
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FOR SALE

Viii bc>uld very cheap. tor Cash
aS:tT ED. BOWDEN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

We have had many rumors Of the des-
tinatiou of the 9th Army Corps, which
Gen. Burnside has been recruiting up at
Annapolis. Some said it was destined to
North Carolina, others to Fortress Mon
roe, and but a day or two since il was
supposed to be sailing up the Rappahan-
s0ck. Il IS really moving up 10 tieneral
Grants army. large porti0a Of It vas
passing through Washington last Mon
day, day before yesterday aud yesterday
-Gazefte
Married, in the Presbyterian Church
in Vicksbarg, BY the Chaplain Of the
63d regiment United States infantry,
(eolored.J on Sunday, Aprsl I6, 1861,
William smith, Esq, son Of Governor
Smith Of Virginia, TO Mrs. Latltia Park
er, both Of Yieksburg
These parties are colored people.
Qaery-Is miseegenation' 10 be ap-
proved or blamed7 If the latter, shall
the son Of this distinguished parentage
be blamed for being only almost white
Git being understood that he gave no
previous consent to this miscegenage)
or the father, who was no Black Repub-
lican, and who surely did something
more than consent to the wrongg That
fact is music which the Copperheads MAY
Flay upon their harp Of thousand
sirings, with all the customary varia-
tons
The Detroit AdeeTfiseT says that upon
the receipt Of the news of the horrible
massacre at Fort Pillow, on Friday, Jno.
Morgan disciples at Windsor celebrated
the event By big drunk Daring the
day several prominent Copperheads Of
Detroit, Dayton, Cincinnati and Cleve-
land, called upon ValIzndigham. 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

pS- Hole-in-the-Day, the celebrated
Chippewa, Chief and another Chippewa
Chief gotinto fight on Monday, at their
hotel in Washington about the proper
disposition Of some feathers Hole-in-
the-Day was shot through the neck, the
ball coming out Of his mouth, and the
other was cut across the face with knife.
Both were drunk. Hole-in- the Dav' 5
wound is quite serious. These savages
are rapidly advancing in the civilization
Of the National Capital
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
CoRPnRATInN NnrIcE-

oAhsA aaA A EHiFk SIDEWALK.
April =, lsel,~And aow IL IL hereby Ordered
aud direetcrl - the common Council ef The cit,
q Evansville that the owners u all lots NJ parts
ot bots, frontim or adjoining north wsat side =.
Aatu sfrrct, fsum Canal ta sixth street.
n said city. censs the side walks thereon % be
brought 20 the pfepcr grade, and that thsy
eause a sidewalk of Class No. l, 20 le laid isu d
thereon within thirty days from the publication
1t this order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Cierk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

April =, Is'zi--AHd nov IL = herebx or,ler~,
aad Gigsctc4 - IRE ComlaoB Council Of the civ IT
ksanss lie thSt the owners Of an lots "a fart. ~
tits ironttps aSiiaiains the RertA west siss
1ein strerfs tfum SeeoHd 20 Third streets,
ia said ciiy, causc the sidewalks thereon TO L
st"aset g tse Irugrg greae, and that they cause
side walk 81 Class Ne. :, O. b. laid down thereon
~itata thlFiy days fgVm the Puhlioafisa of ais
A. PFAFFLIN. Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
fffem the EeS York Evening Post.
A Voice frau the wnfsh-Tower.

A Voice frarn the Wafsh-roxyer.
Say, foe. Why this mad sxuliationi
say. fFisBd, why this oninons DR.. sd
Though elonds may shvuiop or Nation.
The sunshine is utiit on Ita head.
Though bleed rcd len every river,
And bones whiten every plain.
What God has United shall never
By man be discovered again.
As nist, Ia the granite of Error
opposed to the sinsNs u Right;
The one 10 itself Is terror
The other Il / alf of The nght.
Down steep and thfB' a. ~, Ike the gushing
or foods ffam their icr-s haias RELEASED
The flower ofeur manhood are rushing
Te battle, as II 70 feast.
They shrink from no pain bat surviving.
II ysinly they devpsn the red
In ths prousisst Of fiags for the living.
She nobiest Il pals fur the d aa.
For happy the death Of the freeman
Compared ssith the lite 9f the slave.
The handoEs Of msRn aud Of demon
Are barred BY the sA'es Of tha grave.
Our land has vouchsafed to the stranger
the bNsAtugs dHuted ~ hts own.
Aud Justly be shares in her danger
Who all of her ely has knewn.
The shamrock, the Rsse, aud the Thistle.
Twiued With geldtn Lilies. seen
Wherever oEr syonets hristls,
Aud banner f.foids ripple between.
Mhsn the veins Of eur bravest are blcediug,
The eyes Of our ioveiiest wrsp.
Aud the tongues u eHF wts~st leading
Till Washington stiTs Ia his sleep.
Say Haf shall cur efforts diminish
Noi Strike for the birthrizht of man
Ustn the survivor shall hnirh
The work that the fallru leg "a;
Uatil this h1arsc cannon has reared it.
And swords that endurance has narTsd
Ia tFzitor-blood dipt have recorded.
''rhe Uaioa must .lau Be prspsrve,li -
CIAREScK FaEnERtCK nvuttR.
March 1aHI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

nS- A resident of Hickman, Ky, ar
rived at Cairo on Tuesday evening on
the Belle of Memphis. Last Saturday
he rode out 10 miles back of that place,
to town called Lotsenden, where be
visited camp of 1900 rebels. The SOL
diers did not molest him, bat they were
eonseripting and impresSing horses.
They were well armed and clothed and
had plenty Of provisions. All the stores
IN Hickman we're closed and no business
dong. Two men from Mayfeld, Ken
tncky, arrived the same day ct Cairo,
who report that the rebels surrounded 8
church last Sunday, took the names OF
the men IN the congregation, aud ordered
them to report st headquarters
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

THg ARNY RATIoS We have receiy-
ed an interesting monograph frop the
pen Of Prof T. n Horslord, of Harvard
University, on "the Army Ration con
tanning report Of the results reached
BY his scientific Investigations under
this head. From this report it appears
that, with great saving to the country,
sud the increased comfort Of the soldier,
the present marching ration, weighing
thirty two or forty ounces, and occupy
ing about one hundred cubic inches,
may be reduced in weight TO thirteen or
sixteen ounces, and in bulk to thirty. FIVE
cubic inches, without any diminution oi
nutritive value; and this not by means
/ of concentrated extracts of foed, but
simply BY removing iuedible portion:
and the water, and by compression. The
I importance of these results will be ap
parent to every mind, and must, We
would suppose, engage the immediat,
attention of the proper military author
-InfslkgeRcer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

A
AirA =, lsti--Ana BOW IA il herehy ordered atA
dirrrii % the common council q the city % Nv.
ausUille that tha 81 all lots or parts f tt.
frouiiug on OF adjoining the northwest sids If
Gum street. fFam Third 20 Fonrih sfreets n
said city osuse the side wals therroa 10 a brought
% the proper grade, and that tasy Gauss 4 side
Nalk Of Glass Ne. 2. 20 t laid doasl tharean with
IA thirty days from the publication of this order.
A. PFAFFLIN. Clerk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

April =, 1854 Aud nov Il is hereby ordered
aud difesiet by the Comman Council ofthe city of
Evaustiils that fhr owners ef an lots or paFts Of
bots, fronting on nr adjoining the norfhwest side
syssmnfe street. from Sinth 10 Tenth streets
tn satd city eSusa the side walks Ehersau 20 be-
Brought g she pfapar grade, ana that fhng Gauss
sidewalk of Class No. to 10 lid down within
thirty days nom The puhiicaiioa uf THE orier
A. PFAFfLIS, Cisrk.
Clerks oaioa, April n. 1894
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

lNptASA LEGION MovIxd The Legion
is awakel The Johnson County regi-
ment will meet on Thursday. Gen.
Darlington will review and inspect them
preparatory TO their tender Of services.
They report nearly six hundred men tit
for duty, and expect to till up
The Charlottesville regiment reports
nearly the same number
Nigo county has two reCiments-oue
of them reports six hundred men for
duty,
Meetings are being held all over The
State In Winchester three companies
we're raised in few hours. The ball is
rollingl We hope our city regiment
will take the lead. A little effort and il
can be done.-Iad Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

ekhtk fok A 5AllE sthH NALk.
Aprh =, lsA.-And nuw Ii l. hereby ordered
and diFectrd hy the Common Council of the city 81
hsansVils that the owHsrz Of all lots OF parts al
lots iFaatng en OF adjoining tha south h-esst side
o. Matn stFeeis fFem Canal te sixth streets, n
said city, cause the side walks thereon 10 hs
brought 70 fhe proper grade, snd that they Gauss
sidewalk of Class No. 4, with wooden curb, h.
laid down within thirty days from the pabli-
cation II this order.
Clerks Ofioe. April q lisa. ''''''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
DRUGS. sc.
VIM. 4. P. STODDARD,
No.1T Main street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

XETHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Foreign aud pomrstte Drugs, Chemicals,
Oils. Paints, Ysrnishes, Glass, Patent Meaicinss
Perfumary and Fancy Articles, 20 which he is
constantly reOieVing additions selected with rrnat
care aud well adapted 50 the wants Of Merchants
Druggists aud Physicians.
Also, a large and varied assortment Of Amhro-
type aud Photograph materials, comprising every
thing used in the art All orders receive prompt
attention, aud filled at lowest prices, SRd packed
with carr. The attention Of the trade respectfully
solicited.
TNREE EXnlBIrION AT THIS DRUG SToRE,
IL n Main street, Of magnificent display 81
choice Perfamery, comprising several new and
popular styles aud oaors, never before oliered In
his market. Fancy Extracts and Pomsdes at all
prices WM. H. p. STODDARD.
A RTfsfS AND MERCHANTS, WHO CAN
"A net we'll leave home. can depend RPon having
their orders illed promptly, znd at the szns
prices As though they were personally present
AMI charges eofiected from boat, by sending e
wM. H. ?. SToDDARD, Druggist and Apetssea
/ ~, aud dealsr 10 Photograph Stock, No. IL Main
4 strssi, Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
Net Assets. January, 1884,
$4,000. .55O-3O y.

:. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of fhs
ATNA. eitsr 8 years II severe trial, hss ~.
aiissa the greatest paAiis advsafaEas sud
success 0f iba Fariaui sgsiens II Fire Insu-
rance 10 TIE country. l. uoW betfef than
eFsF prepared EgT duty.
8. ls.f=9 Loss Gains have leen satflad and paid
sfNTEEN MILLIONS OF f30bf.AHs
g. THE CONSUMPTION o. PROPERTY BY
FIgK. ia the Luitea states averages oFsr
fioo.s esiiF. j. yeur property sxgosei
and nuFrst+cfs4f
:. ARK Y0U IssUgEDf n nat. Why notf
The eoss q iFininE. tie duty j. manih.si /,
the result Hasy he yoar escape from ruin
-ahtis Delay sad nsEiect may Involve
you n bankrupicys poverty, o. crasi di-
appointment.
:. PARTICULAR ATTENTION asd regard l.
gFsn q small risks - sell - iargs one-
Abe Sud superior commercial advautss-s
Afforded.
J. ". EEXSES, Agent,
Jzzs asrbis Hail Baisdlnz, No 8 MsIa ..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
ESTABLISHED, 1881
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
coRPoRATI0N NorIcY.

okDEk faA A hkESA slnE WALK.
April =, lS6s.-Aud uaw Il Is hereby oriered
snd directed hy the Common Corncil ofthe City Of
ksa1ssills that the Of all iots OF pArts Of
lossstroating or adjoining the northwest side et
AIN Stsect, trom First % Second Streets,
N sasd city, cause the ssae walks thersan 70 y
ese9ghs g tbs proper grade, and that they cause
a s.desalk u class Ne ] b. laid daSa thereun
Niihin thirty days frQia The rsllieSgioa Of this
order.
\. FFAFFLTS. Clark.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
WOOD! WOOD!

THAVE 4 e0oB sUPPLY OF WOOD FoK
Il sa1e. vssish ~sii ssll ehsap- Leave year or
dsrs. with the cash, AZ the stores of Chzrfss n
johnson, On Main Street, o II. Lutz on Chesnut
Street apiz THOs. D. sMYTu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

and pursued 10 9 cave near Sparta, from
which, through the cunning Of the rebels
aud the earelessness Of our own men, he
escaped and is now at large.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
AUCTION.

GREAT AUCTION SALE.
50 000 wogTH or STAPLE LIQUORS
? < .OOO 20 y sold At public auetioH, April
= o. IN trout % ny zuctloH rCGEu- ca Main = iss
between second and laird. Llsasss issursAsAt
y ef the lest qna ify ard Niii be sold wfthouf
serve credit ef fhrfs meufhs viii b giyen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
HOTEL.
MEDICAL.

]. B. JOHNSTON, n. D., a
O9scs Oh Third street, bst~een Man and Loeust.
Kssi1saes s~aond street. ousfdoof aboFs To-
east. a. Rev. ;. '. Dotgss- mzI-Im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
A CARD.

WE HAVE THIS DAY BOU5HT THE
w Grocery Bushes. Of John Hodsou, far-
zsrlg sorEason Co, and viii eoniiHus the sams
at ths cid stand. Ne. - Essef Street In sdai-
tiaa 10 the above, ws will ke@p a stae& u HAy,
Corn OAts ard ether kinds Of Feed. together With
a fssii Nzsortmsnt Of Fsrn SEEDS. We viii nav tf..
highest market price for al Kinds q FFodHos,
4. s. EUsToS co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

CHAMP FERGUSoS.-It IS now asserted,
saws the New Albany Ledger, that the
notorious Tennessee guerrilla, Champ
Ferguson, was not killed BY Stokes 5
cavalry, as reported, but only wounded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
CHILDREN's WEAR.

SEWING MACHINES.
II NJ. sHLLMAN HAVING FITTIp Up AN
y A.. ONCE, No. 30 Main Street. viii keep, a. herv-
ofore. good assortment OF wfesler wilson's
and singers Sewing Machines s-Nd Needles, silk
rhrsed and oil. and everything thas i connected
Nith the business and win repair all kind Of Sew
hg Machines and put on uew improvements.
iv9t y II sRLLMAN. Ag't.
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Scllctriitiihes.
Ser Trtcbbpf

Ser 6rtccbpt
auf rem @9la9Iie!re tsi @sttpsbure
0eteilist III
Die @tGtte, no in's flble Grab
Die Yra.en mir eelenft binat.
Die in rem beilisen 0riss
Grfamrft Zen tlutisen Siee!
> Sbrdnsn aie6t!
@ubt lanft bier fert!
Des @intsrs Stu,m, ter @rmmeritratl
3ieb' iter Gurer @r6ber Maal
llne rUsen tauisns Sabr' ssrssb'n.
Das Iolf wi,t trauernb auf bir ifeb'n.
0smeibter Srt!
Muf tieiem f5e!b
gBeint man9e 9raut tas Iuae rctb,
ManG SHUTTER t!aet nm Scbnes Sob.
Der @ittre Ibrdne Riebt binat.
Die @ailen trien'n an Gatt.s Grab.
Sbr @sb craablt!
. ercfer @rtt!
Dlc6 cann veraetens al bies S!utS
gGar citel al Der 5elrenmutb2
@vu tenu bas &ne' nur llnbeil (ein 2
Ter Drsiteit tlutieer @ratesltein
Gin 2anp rpQ Nctbf
9iein, nimmermebr!
gEir irauen, @cit, nui teine Ga4t,
0srla6 urs uitt in eunfler Nadt!
SNir ilcbcn III nir: 8 ret!e hca
Gis 1reiteit eines Gelies ncd!
Iir Vrei: unp CTR!
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Union S9ptci.
Gde Der Wataiihon= =unc 4ten S!rase.

Sde Der Eaeaithone=~ ~uno 4ten Strabe,
sun VI. &nnfenbeimcr.
Nsu ertaut. eeraumi9, nit bcAeu uns frcuns~
iten 3mmsra ssrietsn. mic rieiss 6cic! 1T. tis~
tst ee benz He;lenceu bic tcrrid!en NeeMen,lth-
teiten neten GU, berstsrer Acfi une ser tillaltr
Secisnuna, lcnis cute G,str1nte an tsr SaY.
0'eraumiae sta!!un9 1T Sci csn' SauFe, uue
ofbtah ben Jarnern n1msntlidt ;u emptetlsn
9teiienee une eereuG5srid rercen frsi scu nne
nat ttr Qanruna be'rrcert. 159
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. E + Mt IL b + E 8.

Oieeri Beihte.--G Gin jun=
9en @;inlder mar III Gbren leines an.
octretsnen Nmts in Gin tefreunretes 6aue
Al Slid 0eiaren. Vsi lsincn' Gintri!t in
ole Oeiculhafi tra9te man ibn 1derjmeile,
>paS man ibm saerit 9eb:ibtet er wcllte
lan9c nihls laaen, totb bic 1cdtcr tat
mi, einl@me'tslncem Wsen, uer traude
ia esn 9tomsr ndt su nennen> oneeyn
uur ca5 @er9eben."
Gut" (as!c er 'neIih, "itb MIL e6
Sbnen laaen, aber ih rarf auf Sbre Disz
ereticn rstnen. IS par cine Grau, nell
DE il9 onf!a9te, ibrem 0emabl SITTER un<
treu 9erelen ;u lein."
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