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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Recruiting agents in Rhode Island have
aeeced the State enormously The Proyi-
dencc journal says one of them got Sl27.-
600 for recruiting single negro regiment.
What appears strange about the matter is,
that the Governor gave orders in favor Of the
swindler for nearly the whole Of it. Appa-
rently nothing but the in1exlble integrity Of
Rev F. Dcnison, an Assistant Allotment
Commissioner, prevented the recruits, color
ed and veterans, from being swlndled to II
much larger amount The financial COM
mi,tee of the Legislature expose the whole
affair. The committee say the answers gwen
by the Governor to their inquiries are quite
unsatisfactory, though they aeqult him Of
any intentional wrong. or of either directly
or indirectly deriving any pecuniary profit
from che gross irregularity which had en-
abled the arch swindler, Maj j. {. Engley.
To uerIetraJe his raseality
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
Town Omeers Elected March 6, Iso 5

Town Oficers Elected March 6, lS6 5
JERICHO.
I1tr1 Clerk aud TrsGsl~er-E II Lane
Slectmen-Julius Hapgood, Z II Lane. L
Stim-lu.
Orers.sr Of the Po0r-Ezra Elliott
C0Hsfajle-O II Shaw
Listers c Bostwick, Nathan Benham,
Geo b Oakcs
Auditers-B II Day, Hosea Spaulding,
Joel Bartlett
T9irn Grand Ersstus Field. Ho-
sea Snaulding.
AGENT StimsOn
Superintendent Of Common Schooif-Rev.
Austin Hazen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
REBEL DEsERrERs-A despatch from New
York. Feb. Goth says.

REBEL DEsERTERs--A despatch from New
York. Feb. Goth says.
Yesterday Co. B, 9TH y c Confederate
Cavalry. raised in the western part OF the
State, came into our lines in a body. with
their two hrutenents. horses, equipments.
6c, numbering over 90 men. After partak-
in Of a bountiful feast at Camp Palmer,
they entered the city with the Old flag at the
bead of their column. When they were IN
formed they would receive pay for their
horses and arms and be furnished employment
or allowed to 90 North, they remarked if it
was generally known in the South that such
a reception awaited Confederate soldiers in
in our lines. the entire rebel army would
follow their example. The arrival Of the
remainder OF this regiment INTO our lines il
daily looked for. They say that Kinston
being evacuated South Carolina troops are
first to give up and acknowledge the South
is whipped.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

T0i-u Cierk-Cico Hobart
&iecfmsa-Alney Stone. Ira Stevens. Al
bert Weed.
CoHaa5le-C + Fisher
OrerSeer Of the Poor-C E Fisher.
Liaers-Geo Beach, I z Dunlap, Marshal
Rogers.
TrtStee-Wm ID Rice
TolrR Ageuf-Alney Stone.
Torn Grand JlrorS-Geo 4 Cobb, Thorn
as NJ Stanley.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

E5rEcT OF rHE capture ,ot Wilmington
and Cuarleston-A letter from Nassau, in
the New York Herald, dated February Goth
SAYS
There are now in the harbor upwards Of 35
blockade runners lying idle. Their average cost
WAS $40, 900. or over $4,000 each in green
backs. representing useless capital ofover : 10
UUu.OUJ.
The Fanny arrived yesterday from England,
on her way TO the couiederacy, but finds her oc-
cupa,i0n gone. The steamers are leaving Na--
sau every few days for Havana IN search Of EN-
ploymeut. and they carry out many psssea gers
from among those who suddenly ind their bust
ness at this place, whore fer year or two they
have been driving lively trade, knocked from
under them. 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

L. :. SENATOR IRON. MARYLANn.-Ar. j..
A. j. Cresswell. elected United States >ena-
tor by the Legislature Of Maryland, in place
of the late senator Hicks, was qualified and
took his seat. on Friday last.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Arthur p. LYoS.-A generous tribute %
the memory of Sergeant ARTHrR P. LYoN,
late of the Pennsylvania Cavalry and son OF
Mrs. \ .Ferguson,ofS5uth Burlington, Civ
en- in letter, addressed to his mother few
days ago, from Nashville, Tenn, by Captain
Cotton. Adyerting to information previous
" given Of the circumstances Of HE death,
he adds
hisa source Of great pleasure 10 me TO be
able to add my testimony as 70 his correct mill
tary bearing. and steady straightforward con-
duct as a man. lie was genial, winning and
cheerful in his manner, and these traits, combiu-
Cd with bravery not eIcelled by any, won for
him the admiration and love Of all who knew him
Always selected TO lead the advanced ruari, 30
he never failed to give good account of him
self, and his best reports were in the shape Of
prisoners, Of whom he has probably captured
more than any other man in the regiment
So long as the Fifteenth Pennsylyauia Clyal-
~ shall exist as an organization, 50 long viii the
memory Of Sergeant Arthur P. Lyon De cher
ished by H. And when sweet voiced Peace bail
call the armed men back from the strife. We 1gill
still cherish. as civilians, the noble memory OF
his deeds and worth.
Let US rest in hopes Of meeting him a-.,in,
where wars and rumors Of wars are heard 90
more. And commenting you, my dear madam.
to the care ard love Of our Heavenly Father,
| remain, very respectfully,
Your ohedient servant,
WILLIAM F. COTTON,
Capt Co. A, 9TH Penn. Cavalry
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

REv. DR. WN>L0w.-PersJns who have
in their possession letters Of special interest,
from the late Rev. Hubbard WInslov. are
requested To inform Mr. William c. Win
slow. General Theological Seminary, New
York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

\ Richmond paper mildly remonstra;,, a
ssinst ten dollars quart for SKINNED mil :
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
Yours truly, C. :. b.

T. S-Two more vessels have arrived since
writing the above, making total Of about
three thousand in al since sunday last. The
Banner SIS hung ont. and the cry Is, still more to
COME
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

An extensive eontraband trade has been
carried on for some time past on the Kappa
hammock river. which it has been deemed
advisable to break up. Accordingly. a heet
Of light draft transports and gunboats, with
a BODY Of troops, were recently dispatched
from Fortress Monroe for that purpose
While proceeding up the Rappahannoek
river. a schooner loaded with whiskey and
salt was captured, and the cargo being re
moved. the vessel was blown ny. On reach
ing Fredericksburg. the town was found to
be earrisoned by a squad OF rebels. who I'M
mediately fled, making no resistance to the
landing Of our troops Here nincty-tve tons
of manufactured tobacco, valued at $3.50
900 was captured, the country round about
thoroughly secured. four hundred prisoners
captured. and the contraband traffic etfectu-
ally broken W. A. the expedition passed
down the river. numbers of rebel deserter-
came of from the shores. among them eight
men belonging TO the 9th Virginia cavalry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

IIIt TT II-IIII1l ~ Fl'7'1I'17' u -'IIIII0I
says
Among the passengers on the train from the
north, Saturday evening, were a squad Of Yer
mont recruits, who, IS the train Was two and a
half hours late. were obliged to remain till mid
night before going south. While waiting at the
depot, some Of the guard discovered that three
Of the recruits were missing, and rushed to the
city marshal's Office in hot haste for assistance
in hunting up the "deserters. - A deputation Of
police hurried to the depot and found the miss
ing three quietly sitting there with no thought
of deserving. The splendid class of men Yer
mont is sending INTO the field. just now, enlist
TO fight, not to desert; and the guard ought to
have known il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17


3Sth Congress at ITS session just closed are
the following
The appropriation bills TO pay the army AMI
navy, the legislative executive and Judicial ez-
penses Of Government for the year ending June
80. 1856 acts 10 amend the Internal Revenue
law, the National Currency law, the tariff AMI
the Enrolment Law; acts removing disqualitea-
tons Of color in carrying the mails, Increasing
the efficiency Of the Medical Corps Of the army,
authorizing the purchase OF construction OF
revenue cutters on the Lakes, making approprl-
stions for construction and repair Of fortfca-
tons. authorizing the coinage OF three cent
pieces. establishing bureau for reliei % freei-
men and refugees; joint resolutions, providing
for the termination Of the Reciprocity Treaty,
submitting the constitutional amendment atol-
ishing slavery 70 the State Legislatures. termin-
atipg the treaty Of 1877 relative to armed force
on the Lakes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

FIRST NATIONAL BANE OF BUELSGr0N.-
This bank is now fully organized, and ready
to commence business as soon as
it, bills are printed. lts officers are a-
follows
Directors-Leyi Underwood, ". II lloy;,
O. a. Dodge, o. i. Walker, l.. ". laglr
f. c LOOMS, G.. \. Sumner.
Preadsni-Leyi Underwood
Casher-C. \. sumner.
The authorized capital o.. Size Bank B.
$500, 1000 1t l. generally known. we sup
pose. that it will take the place of the old
Bank of Burlington, which Is to be closed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

RaILKoAD SrocS CokNEEED The Angus
IA. ia. Coas,iiutioaGLsf Of February 9th
says
There are about thirty-sve miles Of railroad
stock. making nearly three thousand engines and
cars belonging 10 every i've foot gusge IN the
contederscy. accumulated about Charlotte; the
gusge changes there preventing them from 90
Ing further. Shermau's move viii cause or has
caused their destruction All we're heavily
loalel With stores For ;he want Of wood s. water
Al the different stations. they could not De moved
between Chester sni Charlotte.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
HEADQUAErEs- Nr

To Hon j. C.. Breckenridge So. o. To-
Gen. ROsser reports thaJ on The t- r
lew OF his men lie attacked tie en---
Harrisburg, who were guarding --.--
taken at WaynesbOro and cap.g-
prisoners. On the morning Of the
again attacked them near Rec
Having detained them l0r day sr s..
at the river be caused them 90 GIN
haste, abandoning the only piece OF
they had and their ambulance D.
ed them a good deal and snat.-..
many Of our men % escape.
r Z LEI .----
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Rs the President
WuLI,u IT. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

The Springfield Republican Of Monday
says
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
News of the Weel

Gen. Grant sends from City Pom, 10
18Th, 20 SecretSr7 Stanton the folIGT;.
E,s.ras
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-22

ion mad neberfa6ruas, siae 9unms. taxftpb Dsas,Sl
aidt ittrfteiSmb unb ui4t inter tiututbert Dsla1S,
|perpirfcn un6 Gum De1eR tes GsuntYS. In uel&euI
oas @tsgeben i1atitaik, lablsn. lnb m.nM irt.Nb'
cine nibt 9stBli& balu a~u!slillrte ptyfsn v.rfutsN,
Loute. tine 1sirattspsrbiAbuns ~ suliitbsn. 70 iuQ|
lol6e 9erlon mad usberfaRruns be Dtrsstsus. bis|
Summit BON $500 ~oeruirten unb an unb Jun. Btnen|
|oss &punlus aablsn. in BEN bas D.rssb.n Nat.batv.|
|ootr fur cine ptriobe Ssn ai&t tpsnissr ale sin.n unb|
ni4t rat9r als l.As 1Rsna.n in tas Guuate @.fdna,
ab einee(p,rrt tptrben.
@btb. 10. SUate Gin 3,iratbeeontralt IN Il
utr bard, bisis atte ni3t bays autsriir.en Y.rf0ul
loenb iein. surbeb ,ltliG. baB tei Der 70 soa,oatnen|
bsirait Bit Ssrbsiratbti.n Yerionen int pollen Glau-
ben .paren, it rpattn ssfeyli& burA basDaub Der Gb.|
sslbunben.
4btt: II. Sci Der 9eirat1Sscu.iebun lou t.in,
6e(onotreG eremonie serlaust perbsn. au6tr Bag bieOe>
trefenben in @easntuart sss si4tsrs, 0sinli4en ober|
Nasiitrats unb Der anpt.ntsn 9suSen srFlareu, ha6|
0s faf SestnititiC als 2anu gAb 2rtib n.bmeu; uub|
in iebm 0aae psuts0sus sw,i 9sussn aussr bsy psr>
ion. bic bic Gsrsmsnit seQ,iset. ,us.seu lia.
AttH. IL. aue lpiiden .8rsunbs. obr .Qad>
Ter" s~taaantcn 0tuten, in Der tisbsr unttr ibnsn al
Srau&liaen Neift esusOseuen 3eiratesn lpasn Sin
senb fttn uno ui&t bur@ bic sorssbenbsu BeRiunaa-
gin bieier aite unsultig eeuadt psrbtn. Or Glert
lbtr UerIaumlung, in Der lsl6e betrAtt sonlpaeuI
pire. isQ ~innerba!b ,wei Ronaten barauf Gin gtrti61
fat baritsr bel BEN Eltrt Der Difriit Court Ia b.m|
guuntp. in usldem. bic 9eiratb f~tattfanb, !!reaitrir.p,
1np wenr Ct ~ern,anselt, ioldes Ger,iftat b.i iul&sm|
Elert u resifriren, 70 ldq Ct bic Sunn,e ssu 45O|
~osrnirten uub an uat gum 1sfsn bee Gountss ,ubltu.
lnb teun Iol&e 3eiratben nidt IN folder Der au,n-
lung itattFnben. bann ipQ ioldes GertiFtai BON BEN
8sttsilistsn, iopis S%snisisns BON ;wti 3sussn uuts1.
Iarieten unt, wie Surseebsn. ~rssiltrirt :os1osa unt|
antsr @nbrobuus b~erislten Strate unb Derwi,tuns
Mb!9. IS. Srssnb cine @slsbubs ODER geru!..
fuug, bic benz County aus Der letert1stuna oieler 4ft,|
tr1sddt, iol eurt cine S@ulettass in Namen bel
Staates Minnsfuta sytpben we1ben, oe.r eu,d Girl
5nbie,nent nsbft 9oftsn ees 9sset0ts in i,bsnb elmer
s ourt Of &srprb, pslhs ben SAL ~ sutiasibsu kateu|
|aas. .
as If. II. So nib tisrmit ,ur pFi3t Der y,r.|
idisoensn @ntudlte btsles Staatss ssma4t. irssnb ell
|ae Iesertretuns Der BelimnuaSsn bisitr Atts s.rt&t>|
|li6 au serfulsen.
@ttb. Is. g. loQ bic YFidt bsa Staatsltl.s>
fsin, bic Sormulare fur bic bur& biels ATE n6-|
tsis sema&te &esitrirans. 4ieens une Certificate ssr>
|,ui6re,bea. '0' I0.
Yelt9tiat ben 9. MXn 1868.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-22
g paul @ieeer's peu,fh.M potbets

S~ f""A OsstHSA VkuSI|Vs <SPoSpAN'
i4tn felt ibIer gegriintuns teim vubltfum gut
'ausci1ricten, bat neutrtinss eineu teosu:snben
Hufidwuns babur@ erbaltfn~ .tab itr ysFs.r
srS5ten unb tbeittn IbeiI Ter @aareu. aus
Der slpotbs te. bes perm Nie. t9drSbsr. mel&e,
I'D ren eem @elbdftc 5'11udsisbt, anae.
bat, pdbrenb tas Oel&dft Rent pnblitum
|welent!i6e gortbsilc antereraits seapeaen 3u
bitten I'M @tanbe IT, neil ser Nt1a feines @aa>
|r.nlaoers au: ben .in ,Jolse tes sianRieenW enbune
Srisssereisni0e 70 pISbli& u,,e ,itf seiun'e
|atn Yrsiien ausetauftwuros. 3 I (f
usbetbauYt feet 1err Ipetbsfst Rieser, ,tpel<
93tr tein tbsDrstiia unb pptat.iia. stbilester vb!a'
|nsaesut une ni6t miubtr Gin. a1tissr uub liebene-
|pireiser @ei&aftsmanm ii, AQes iran, fsixeu
|GeIaat sinsn ususn 5mpuls lu Seteu Iunt.ea
||%eauernS auf ter @tufe ,iner al4otbese erltn
8qrses sa balten. q gA4qonsy f;4ts.r
9#es>tat fir Zen aduftt ttntr A,t @aafeu
|eSbsrs @t&tieleit, na1i Dani& bsb. tea t1u per-
VI. sals fir tsnjenisen luuu sr,atipNaatsu, uni
''aaf Bern waul &ieen's @aarsn u,.b bic Sa@.
lite,ntnib ibres Dertuufeysftann3 mani I'D Iserlaf.
ls,t. hsi ibnt .eintauftn. beibt' IAN bic rt&t
3sag9mitbe geben.1 . :
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-22

aDtaiaft tpiirlm Fana. Das Mall ffSpebl Ut
PAS Ss@Sstrsiee mub bober lusSrssua NaMf cine,
Miible s~stleiuert rrsrten. lleber ,en @rab 1t,
! 3estleinerun0'tts 0ttnites baben yislfa& al.
aatpsitense Meinun9en aattsefunben, tslte bi,
1 Grfabruns iete& eabtn snti4tsesn bat, eab e
am Yertbeilbaite0sn If, has @eitreibe ~ fem m,
siaiamabis. Wie Is nur in.mtr aaSsliH n, ~
amabttn. Die &tlduteruns, bafiir !iees l9sn elm.
tad II eeln llmlanbs. ba6 l9aebl leidtsr mt
oolil6nhiser ais er0teres e drot Don, BaNs,
surberunsen unb sslSet ,pirD unb unl.rm 9r.d,
8sine Sgtail4e su bilpe,,, wel9e III auen Ibsileu
slei&mabis srwarmt ane YOm @a(er buv1erun.
gen H. am i&trften u. Isiateatu errsi@tn laet.
pier m0een mir nod btmtrlen, ba6 Is hi be.
9DbisIyi ia irritation :ni&t. tnie bel Der Braussei,
aut 4alarbe't Der @arse antummt, ~,Unbsrn lebis.
LID anf etas p%oQIpmuene xuaSfuns unb Grtrae'
fiun Der lSsli4tn,, mtblteen 9beile, ptbbnlt bic
Ssrabrunsspunfte aatr ,Startemsbltbetlt burd
mVsi@lt feline 3ertsineruns res @s.rsises an.
Jfltsfbt ~sreta uiiNtn. DieMeinuns eintserDi.
|lstuers, eab gu fem ,srn,sb!enss Nsebl lei@t pe,.
sript sssbsa Tonne, tat Gnut in isewi0er 9e,ie.
9anslsi"sn Sinu, Bag, .penu cine .bSbere 1er-
:psrata1 sur 8ilsuns tss Dntrins mit:sl1 B.i.
'efnSs eS Starteneh : 'ansepeabtt tueretn u,ub,
.srt s2bs'l sss Msblss, wel9sr srobtS:nss III,
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,n'ablfner Sbsil su ,sil pist, her brittle 1btil
!."isasidt allein bic ri&tioe Ismpsratur srbaltsn
::"n0 ,rn'i' Cit @srIuf berbsisefabrt werben
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lSteinen laufsn, peii wenn Is bur9s Mablen
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;;no4 nebr besunNiat muree, 1psnn has Mebl gar
|Npt ttHies 3sit iu'ben @aden febtn bl;ets.
u rs .m.s J.. Oorlebuns fslot.) 0utnnisH
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|28it 24 ssiast 10 ~ire % tann aud persen,
0sr Msn}@ fei frei auf Wpttts 19Sner Grben.
~ Das Concert per@t. Saul Meu.

NJ 2a6 2Onee1l perPSE paul UtIs|
heal @oc;etp am Donnerfae Ateat, siu
fetnt.es Gil ID in ter &ebe sun f6Snen Grfel.
gen, .uel&e tie 4etui&aft eraislt, isetpGtrte
itbr fa,ten Nutitosiurt Bic bS&fe Btfrk.
Die Gslauoportrase hes etmiidten
|&orps aeietsn. bab lie ~befimmt limb, tinenp aupt.
|anaiebunsspuntt in beu &oneeren tes Dsreins
su bi'esn. Das 9ipltn> Duet tsr beiben tleineu
|aanpIsr, Otto Sitter unb @sorss Da0el. srnb.
|tets pUblperoienten 8sifaQyunb bic Solosiolin-,
|pians- unb @eianspartien, re(p. Der 9erren
Bands, Bppb, Breper unb Yeriins waren bon
|uattteer@ irtuns. Da6 bic plSbti@e Grfiltuna
|Oer primatuuna rss abenss ibren 3ablreiheu
Beunnberern bic eriebnts Gete9entsit raub!e> ID,
In eotnernbem Npplaus 1rt Yewunbtruni
aus3utridsn, mar febr ftSrenb unsi wanfata mi,
Dame quite 8edtrune. dis -ltg5y 5s75IlH
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Ui((iuS Bros. & Dunbar,
ct. paul> Wtnnn5pta.
mir itsraebmeu bic Yeloreung aQsr aun
9ant'aAosbarisen @el&afte, uno apar sos3uss.
ufiis;
|. Mnnabme Don Depoftsn.
0elDer, pel1e bel uns tepouirt perteu. heben
i~ebs;ssit, pbne Uorbsrias Ainetalna. CUR 8erfua.
una &c, Dspcnsnteu.-0ur setimmte ,3eit b:i una
0elper u~ersuten nj, 6 Yrp3ent Snte-
te7en,
3. @tlos@ e91el.
Uptb, @iiter unb fremre Win3sn "a ufeu uni
oe: fauTtn mir tets gum 2ages.Qeurlt.
8. Mntauf uno 0erfauf pom @ed1eln.
Dra au.snS Sane uiere> 6irmes ausgeNeQttW t&.
lel t5nneu bel uns j~eeerjeit in @elb u%mstpanbt,
nsrbeu. |.l- -
Mir psrfaufsn Wetfd auf Rsw. gurt, ct.
ppuis, 0bicasp, Milpantee u. (. No., lotpie auf
ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IeutlbIaubS. 1ranfreite
lne Der 90wsil, unb ~tralirsn mir u. u. aut
~ioissare Yl1es 9urUpas;
Au9otur3. Balel Berlin 8stmsn. GaNvl.
GpMenB. G6lu. Brantfurt i. d.. 2eip
sis. 9onrpn. Wannbsim> Mantaen,
Narntera, Strabburs, Stuttgart rier,
Misu, H.
4. Ginsiebuns pom @slrern.o
A3ir ~tslrrasn Gas NoQettiren pom Notsn unt
Suulelbsinen .aQet art Grtitaftsn u. {. ".
in alien 1beilsn Eurcpas uub Der Ytreiuiaten
Siaaien. DaJu nicrser!i6s parisre, als Noa-
%ratIuu. 8srBidtl.itunps. urtunotn, SOFTEN.
idtins ,e. ~1ertisen mir iettit. untrr 0arau.irunp
'atr &st:s1u!iiefeit on unp ~briotSen BIC spM{u.
fa1iiRs GeS!aub!sIu4 tsrsit,u.
Gtn WtheaiDcrtb l0er eurt lns in Gurppa
sinse ,uAgnsN Utsr tei unieren Dsrtiaem Gurrel.
|ycareutea fi1 urisrs Ntbnung rtppnir.sM @el.
Der aablcn mir bier in Ssh aus.
5. N~uSAablun0 pom 0elbern.
Den 8esenptrtb BON BetyGeen. pel6e uus
gum i3wede Der Aussablun9 in Deut1@lanb uber
Der S@wei, aupertraut werpeu. loGen mir ben,
ielt|t in ben entleaen(en O1l&aften pobntnetn
'G%mpfdnssn tofenfreiin's paus (eaten uup tin.
nen unfere Muftra98eber biz Auittuuaen bexfel.
ben Z. 3 bel uns in Gmpfane netmex.
6. Bertauf pom Ya7aAe >@&eiueu
|aur ueberfatrt BON Bremen, bambu,a unb 81.
|%serpopl mad Rem . gort per 5eaeli@iF pb,
Dampftoot, titSnlanb' pa6aee(@eine iurSteif
IsDu Nep.9er biz ct. PAUL ~ niebrioft.
puQea.
z. Besabluna BON Eore,,
II ietem 9teile hes g taateS, Autauf unb Ser.
Itauf @runeeissattum sseen RsnmtfRsu &c. II
8. 0ereint3te.S taoten Bonr5 r
|aQer Mt als 5'20tr. 1O.4Osr uab 7.3Oer tau'
IN aas ~strtautea htr euas 8aseS-Gsxre.
saaa :0ebr1per @tQtw4 unb Dunbar.
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!; Barum srtant bsr V'rdea buuptes S&lassu
/ Us aruut, b~etranat init l9parsem ErausRpr,
zSitbt man bic gareer ptinsn, trauern, tlasen
sStaun1 1b!ast Elm Qaut tit unler bor&snb Obr7
80, FACET mir, mas lol pie ban9e ,@tanbe?
sWas 1T sei&sb'n? . ssbst mir bp9 8unbe!
4 @as 1T se,9eb'n? > SHIFT ID espiie l9msieeu
sOabia ii Greate, 6Hepe, @lidl uni 1ul! 1 II!
10 braudt i@ ni9t bas lma0t. Mus' 1u lsissa!!
Vrai'1, @bn,erl unb Qeib tu.4bebsn meins Bsuf
~ r 9'ts babin, .auf sen mir ale bausnss yf
aosrsYIslsr anb Der 9elienim Dertrauen. a.Er.
I Dznr& fsiss Miese1tratt paa,,b 81 settsstst, ~. ~,
Wus Nate elmer ie!auiiaen Nation!-
Do9> ebe nod fem Blut bic @rbe rSibet'. ltl1al
sgri1ant Gin @a@eruf gum pimtmtlstbrou. W.
auf, gO!t !! la6 eeiuen @9lahhuf laut ertSneup
SIN S0ss Der gerrdtber lieot 8eriSbnen. ai@ Isl
/ 8ia aud, @ewittrpultsu UNI ibu >rebtu, T.
[QSit aua Serratb Sic feieen MDree. binst,
aso sL iat e. tea benz idereu Wilotsn>
sess ru9ia, lift fem S&iT gum pafen brinst.
jetn Tsi'sr slaube unh tin trdfti9 '&ineen, 1stb
Ole lifbsn ibn cen i9ansn Siss erriassn.
/ aDs9 uid't tuar taimpienS ses.au 5eiueestp.ssu
Mnd' 1trsitsnb gsDsn innersn' 8erratt, '93 :
]Snsr Der Jreibeit @etter bipr.& sepuresu,
sGin Mann 6es G0ltes unb eth. Mauu b,r 5.hat
! s9tnr1 add, isrmsssst, ,pirb q spts lebrrur.
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! Osr ite!ae 0einb CAB entIib iid, bewunaeu,
isf0e' b~riatene, binterlifis> f6nSssn Mure.
ou MART ltin Spfsr, Du sinsF uns Y~orlereu
l3n 1einsm sis'nsn SOB bat f&'sieer Geeihs er'eren,
( Dsia' Mnsebenten pirs :uns INNER Kitten, '"'
lIDeit htbssr @siit trist; has Yauiee uns Dor
Ofis Wassseatem nsadt uns iiessn. ftreiten;
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9tieser WerrGtbs1 I! nisper init Sud Muen l" sa
ssDas iei tie 9oiuns, lang mig Ge tri9aatm.
| Gen @ss. ssn Du gun Gorti&rist uns sebabnt
u 1T srrsidt> liest Dor uns selt.n, neu!
Das> pas hi. Msnl9beit lanef i&ou bat aeatnt
US w'r Se;m @abllpru@ :o.Seser Mrnfd
a1sEJ IfIif FREY"
12S't 24 Selast 10 Sirb % tann aud mersen>
0sr Msni@ fei frei auf 8 cites l@Sner Grsen.
! 90 lsb' ornn wsbl, ianit rube une in Grisben
I Wiaiunen 2brdnen fdQ'n in feine @ruft. a1
Dr taarf gu gut! Das lti ums 1rOf bienisss,n
Sdlaf rubis Dis Gin beNerer Norsen ruff
.Wenn and 8erratbtr nod i'm 9pbue laden.
Sn!af 1anft! Die Treibeit mirt Tein Gxa'
/ 10 d5$tE g, Ji{# f$i tspa&eu. a.
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etablirten Gapstsn~ uns WolNerer. @.idaft add
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|unb ~empieble ib mid CUR biQi9en unb prompteu|
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ecn1 member Mrbetten.
- Mud babe id ftet5 stne Nn;abl
|~fertsarr &ounaes Sorritbia. !
- 8ettfebern
Babe i'd 10 gut uao 5iai5 ~ pertaufsn ute tr8eat
elm auSerss Gaei@aft in tiefger Stabt.
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