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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Bountles-nlnrch1nx Ordcrs-DeSertcrs
Reporstnk-SnuEgfing-Using up the


CA1ro, Apnl9.
BouNT1Es.
The County Court has ordered sum Of
money, not exceeding $5o,0 GOO be borrowed
on the faith and credit Of Alexander County.
for the payment or hounties to such persons
US may enli:t or be drafted into the service
OF the United States. Such action, If taken
in season, might have saved the country the
discredit Of the drait now In progress.
FROM MISUNDERSTANDING ORDERS,
The Cairo War Eagles Paducah co1respon-
dent says the alh heavy artillery, which was
organized at that place, and SO long been do
Ing garrison duty at Fort Anderson. have re-
cetved marching o1dcra. They will 90 to
Washington City. Tho Ath Wisconsin In
fantly. u new regiment, alrived here from
Nashville to relieve them.
DEsERTKAs AEpoRTIEG..
-: The same correspondent says desertess
from the 1ehel armies GEe reporting In large
numbers since January Ist. At least one
thousand have reported and taken the am
nesty oath. All agree In stating that THEY
are sick Of the war, and In the opinion that
age number reported per day Is about twelve
sometimes more; but not often less Seve-
raj officers from Ken lucky brigade came in
last week and took the oath. They stated
that more we're coming, and that tho entire
brigade are ilpe for dcsestion.
sNUGGL1Ta.
US. detective johnson caught couule Of
fellows On Saturday last, charged with snug
CLING powder across the river III tlour barrels,
Tor eueri!las. They we're taken to Padueah
ard lodged In the military prison, where they
uSait ttlal.
UsIyG UP TIE auRR1L1As., r.
IS Since Gen. Meredith commenced the war of
e1ternalL <tion against guerillas, oFcr thirty
hare been killed aud several wuuuded aud :
captured. Three or four are now confincd in
the military pi lson who Ni1l probat1y be shot
q burg. Much praise is due to Gen. Mere
dith for the energy and spirit he has display
ed in putting down these rsbbers.
sRRloCs ACCIDENT.
On Thursday serious accident occurred on
the Memphis and Charleston ratlroad at
place between Lafayette and Colllersvil}e,
known n Twin Bridges, about eight miles
from Memphis. The ffcshet had carried away
the span Of tho bridge, and the train coming
along a. pretty Iapld rate. the locomotive.
tated into the stream. An Irishman aud
colored nun were drowned other coIored
men we're badly hurt. The locomotive has
since been drawn out lies on dry land.
PRESENTATION.
On Thursday evening LAST, Captain Finley
=. Ferguson, 20. c, 11lth Illinois cavalry,
MAS very agreeabIy surprised by the members
Of his company falling In before his tent and
presenting him with splendid saber, belt
and soah.
CAPTURES.
J. D. yton, Captain. 18th Miss. infantry.
c. s. A.; X. II. Mckay, Surgeon. Sd Georefa
infantry, 9. =. A.; +. B. Ki1patricE, Fiat
Lieutenant, Sd Miss. cavalry, G. 8. A., B, q,
Crnmp, Nslor on General Chalmers staff;
and ]. D. Chambers, J. G. Ma: sllall, j. r,
Morgan, and G. Mnrill. rebel enrolling on.
before yesterday, brought to Memphis, and
qnsrters assigned them in the Hotel Dc II.
wing.
General Orme. Supervising Special Agent
Of the Treasury Department, passed down the
t1Ter On special business.
, 1865-04-11
Experiences OF a.Union Prlsoner.
From correspondence Washington Chronicle, 1st ]
:. fSIt,E PEOPLE IN B1rf3aynyp


The:e are two kinds Of Union people now
in Acknowledgment Union men Of the
Minor Bolts school, and vast number of
Major General eherman's making. The latter
arc most generous Just now to Union pris-
oners In Castle Thunder Somebody to fall
back upon in the hour Of Ietrbutioul Some
one to bear witness to their having given to
The starving loyal man In TINT hell cup of
ten Or crumb OF bread! The motive is too
apparent; the death.bed repentance too akin
to that Of Hamlet's father. They have the
tobacco and the cotton. They played foully
for it, robbed The Union men Of their own
Sfnte OF 1t, and now want intercession that
they may seep the fruits Of their sin. There
are more mon men to-day In Richmond than
there were IN New York City last November
in proportion to population. The population
OF Richmond is nov one hundred and thirty
odd thousand. 1t literally consists Of boys
under seventeen, disabled soldiers, old men
over forty-dse, and women Of nil ages.
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>secretary Stanton, the momsnt Richmond
fell, sent Gepera1 silas Casey there to conn
u3ence the military organization Of zhe color
cd men for the defense Of the city and tho
manning Of the forts. Il additional author1-
u is nee dcd for this proceeding, very good
laY can be found in the Confederate statute
books, which PROVIDES for the enrolment Of
these same people.
Secretary Stanton did another very odd
thing. Shortly after the Union prisoners
were let loose from the foul dens OF Libby
the rebel baslile aud black hole-'he turned
into that hospitable retreat as many Of tho
Confederate prisoners as were out April
housc-luntiDg.- p Philadelphia Press.
, 1865-04-11

TIE CoLENso CoSIRovERsY IN ESGtAND.--
The Judicial Committee Of the PxiYy Council
had delivered Judgment in the celebrated case
Of Bishop CoIe11eo. After minutely recapitu.
latsng the circumstances which led The Bishop
tie ii Lord chaneelior % said: ID % "As Ills Is DUES, oaes,
tion can be decided only By the Sovereign, As
htad Of the Established Church and deqosi.
tary Of ultimate appellate Jurisdiction, their
1ordships will humhly report 10 her Majesty
their Judgment and opinion that tbs pro-
ceed'DEs laken by the Bishop Of Cap-town,
and the Judgment or sentence pronounced bJ
him against the Bishop Of Natal, are null and
rid In laNH
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Total ...,flso ESQ 4:e83 1864 1876 2;59
The Board Of Trade met ~ usual this morning
hut there vas no attempt made to attend to bus,-
ness. Early few thouFhtless individuals pur-
cbased some No. Spring Wheat at $1.s5, but on
Learning that 1t WIS designed to make tho day one
Of rejoicing, 1heJ were quickly canca1led. aud the
merchants generally devoted themselves heart
apa soul to the 1nbiles.
I'VE have omitted cur regnlar market report, for
the very good reason that there were no t1an.ac-
tons to report, and quotation are entirely NOM
ina1.
in our local columns fuI1 particulars will be
found Of the proceedings on Change.
, 1865-04-11

MONDAY EVxS13a, April 10, 1865
The receipts To-day, according to the board Tra.e
report, were 5ss head; shipped. none. The entered
saet wers o1 h=ad OF which about 41o xerc On Cor
t1rHs ut stcou1t
Yesterday there WAS 4 very active demand and
reay prime 1tcck aeiHened up and adv. slightly
in prce. Ordinary grades were more active, bat st
psev1oua dsntes. There were fow Eaastsn shippers
in tho market yesterdsy End Saturday, who 50 7ght
only the s.st atock hence the slight advances In that
quality To saI comparatively nothing l. doiux at
tho yarts tor three reasons, VIZ: There il very
little sto:k Tor sale, and that Of poor onasity: !:
h1yera are waltto. to see tbs effect that the
surrender Of Gea- Lee II going to .vc upon the MAJ
kat. toGe arguing th.t Il viii dspscesase the price
in consequence Of stepping the nnusnsa CO. s1mp.
uon which the Government has heretof 70 taken.
Then, again, the dtovets sud buyers were .s1y All
cut to rejoice with our citizens ever the glorious
victory Granted to us by the bravery II Cur troops
and tle b1es.fsE OF God
To sum the mstter up IN brist, He should say that
yeattrdsY. 1t va active, with sight ADVANCE On
good stock, whl;s to day not enough has ba.a done
10 show tAs tsna Of the market.
BEEF CATTLE SALES TO-DAY
s41xA4fts YAxns.
.!t5:11: isss s, = + sss s4s'a n'sa'a@ ''os1'
st!ades 90 speassr Il hsad faE svessg,nE la;o &
GIesory sold aaas Is he'd good, averaging 1,s7 ~,
ats:dss sold .ans 81 nd Stock avtsaetnx 1a,o D.,
Damn .sla p,abs II head good medium. averaging
s.:1asi % aXozh: W.l1.E = Co., % head common
lis :. stas - At.d common stock Averaging
same 70 same. Is hsad common. averaging So NJ,
A:19s = s9ld Spencer II hssa good. averaging ,.r
4sf@,p q se ns:s;s "a.aA a7er.s
Erwin sold Dau5e n bead fair STOCK syersttng Its
! a
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New York Tal,ow aSafnee-AxrIF 4

The weekta business In ta1tow, Messss K7f4a
s Sons notice, thus: "The market for this stxpae
& sas been very rsneh unsettled dining the past
Eeck, and pslcrs nave nucsu.iea. The ran34c-
uons have been snail. tho Views OF holderY hsx-
1ng oeen much higher than that OF exposrrv.
INC demand TOT hom: cnnsuupnnn Is vefy limit
e. wateh causes the psics 70 he sexulated more
ny Mo price of gold s1aa II otherwise would o.
considering the small Es,ck held hero, and alsn
sas ,Gsi,sd e - amoaat On the way from ihs Wast
port, ind slso for home ne. and some rhnicn ,o,.
were sold at 1i}c. The ylct Of c1t,te l. vary fsr
below the average, which aso sends to d,mlniah
the supply White grease Is hrld 1t tDIc. hut tbe
sails are SMALL - there ts none cold tor prosslaT
We q1oto prime city at i1tc; Wesfesr, y1|c:
prize this day. 1873, lrsc 1883, to}c: 1851, toic
1a8l, 10c; 1sGs, Sic. 1883 IL; 1857 laic 4 b
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.... .... fIfARED. ......,..,....ApxQI 10.
stmt Comet, Mruenry, Aaui'owoc "a ndrlea
Prop FAvoslte, Napier. ttJoseph
PIcp my FfA1ktu, Ao1xan. EsrA1aba.
, 1865-04-11

RUFUS HATCH,
FORMERLY HATrH \ HuouEs,}
ppHECT

IF0HXEHL4 HATCH WUOU&3,3
BROKER,
No. S Exchange Placo. New York
Government SECURITIES Stock and Go1d, Hcsxht And
Sold EIcluaiycis en- Commission
AEYHREyCKs.
Aessrs. sotomeu ssutees sona, Ch.cazo. III.
AeSs1s: Aluck4e{ Aznds. Chicago, Ill.
g. T. Wheeler. Esq !, Chlcaso, N.
!. Z. aunn. Etq chtcsgo, u.
e. a. Rogers. Esq. Chfc=go. II.
Messss. Bouro, Bailey ! Co., New Yorr Cls7
aessIs- Mes in, Bros. q Co, New York Clsy.
McsNs. HI. L ons b Co., NeE York lty
8. H. EAxttr. Esq. Rus' anu, Vt.
Ms8sE8 1athtop, 4mlth Co DAwtEo, MI.
c. D1rans. Eau. President Rock Island Railroad Co.
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@iSrGtlattEnuB.
u. S. 7-30 LOAN.

By authority Of tho Secretary Of tha Tsoaeury o.
undermined has Assumed the General snbsc4tptoa
Agency fos tic ssis Of United st,tes TteAsury Notes.
h~AztuE se#en and threeteotha per cent .uta1sss ~
aanua. Ensa4A4she
, 1865-04-11
CHICAGO 8TQCK MARKET.


suB@tRIP1aNN AERNEf 7.J0 LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
This Rank viii receive fup:crtptions TO tha new73a
U. q. Notes. rad pay the hete<t nom d4te pt sab
Ectipt.on TO she Is h Of June.
nosss ass s.std n denominations of 80, rca
$500 1900 and 13q0tesf interest The rate OF ID
Re. cent per srnn sna p1yabic three years frSm
l9th Of 4une 1851, AY be converted, 1t tnc opticu
Of the holder. 1t maturity Into sx per cent 80 gold
bearing bondn~
By rel OF Cengrca> tney arc tree from stats ena
Auhicfpal alton, &rd having this auvAntAGo are
h6 oest teeutsI tor tn7estG1e=s now In tna market.
allow tnn usual rate Of COMMA. d IN 1osup 1xrnts
. .ru,., -,,,-, J, 4. EL14is, President.
, 1865-04-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MONDAY EvENIHd, April 10, 1855.
Ne trust 1t il not necessary to apologize to the
rs.ders of the TRIBUNE for The mea9re display Of
commercial 1uatter In our columns to-day. The
cap,u,e Of Lee and his entire army was too much
for The business community, and by common con.
sent The eoy was devoted to patriotic rejoicing.
The Board Of Trade INST II Usual, but there was
nothing In the why Of business done. The Stuck
Exchange held one session In the morning, hut
adjourned for the day. At II o'clock all the
banks, insurance odces. and Wholesale and retail
stores were closed, but 20 tar aa related to trade
and commerce, they need not have opened at all.
1t was day Of complete rejoicing and th1nkscty,
Ing, and money and the markets had to stand
aafde.
Gold opened early in New York at Ill and
closed 1t p. m. At 145f. Here the market wna
excited, on account OF the scarcity Of cash co,a.
and sales were made on the Stuck Board at Ina
1toa. The following arc The quotations te1e.
graphea from New York to James Boyd, gold.
bs1 ker:
10 30 a. .m..,........t4t 1850 NJ, .14s
11:0e a. a.tn...........1s44 LEO p N, .l453
1l:So a.m...........145} Zoo p ~m...........ll5f
Government Bonds were steady at 1oe4D1o7 for
Five-Twentiea and 9l@ss for ren-Fort1es.
Exchange Was firm ut par buying and prem.
selling.
, 1865-04-11
SEVEN!THIRTY LOAN,

These Hotea ara ssued under date OF Juno 15tA ls.
ard parable sarso Jeazs ron that ttes u eze-
rency, convertible 1t the option Of tna holds
fn%A
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ing December s1st, 1854, has bean published.
We extract some statistics:
Paafensers 1andinc N Eew York during
sss-.s.-as+ss.--.-
OF whGna e1tf1enG. nG..-..................-.. 3aaa1
Aliens ho9lded or committed for -.>..---.. 1s2,9lB
being nltcn enIgTants more than IN 1865. 27,C72
And more th11 xnnutl average since 3s47. {, ,153
But less thtn IN 18o7.... ..--.-.....-.-... S57
OF thete aliens. were irish .-....-... 69,70e
or these aliept, were German........-.. 57,572
OF these allenA. Nete Ensftsh..-....-.-.. 1851
OF these al1ena, were Of o'het countries. 11,767
The commission las during the yc4r cared
for 7 ,363 persona in It's Refuge and Hospital !;
In its Smallpox Hospital, 2335 has at It's own
expense buried, 9f8; has provided employ
nent, Of food, lodging or transportation, 10
g, snd has acted as banker for emigrAnts
Or. their fitends to the extent Of about
$4,000.
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IN looking OYER .heso deures, tbs wheat crop w
stands n much better POSITION than might have
been expected In regard to yield, the nnober Of
setnrns under average bsine nearly balanced
~ The over !" while the fnn y syersre'' crops
form more than halt The total. On the other hsud,
ne qualtiy a tas grain Of the ats harysati e.
pertor On the VII ole 10 that Of the harvest Of $780,
as The weight Is aboye tho average.
These facts are gathered nos only from tue gen
efll TENOR Of the returns, but ffom every coautry
miller consulted on the subject many Of whom
declare that the quality has never bean sur'4aasd-
The Barley crop IL beftes than the Wheat there
being ais ovcE to ls3 under sverige. while the
t1 aseragts a%oant TO- $ mixing s5ss & snn
derah ard stzens nropo,t!on Ct + the 70 b.
used for fattening. Eor which there vii 4e nr;e
demand. The low prsce of this Grain = "a tae IA "a.
tatM consequence OF the proportion OF lnlerlor
quality, the heat kinds still bearing price pro
ppmonnt Of foreign Barley Is STRIVING almost
weekly The oat crop vs. much the azs most def,
under rstust IS over average, and only 13s ave.
rsges. Tho drought OF the last summer Appears
to Save affected thls gsain much more than the
BatteJ.
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The annual report Of the New York Com
niesiopers Of immigration for The year end
ing December s1st, 1854, has bean published.
We extract some statistics
, 1865-04-11
4 BATCH OF P1cKpoCEETs1 IN LNBo.-Yesterday
Fas grand field day for thteFes and p1ckpockcta'

BATCH OF FP1cKpocEE7s In InBo.-Yesterday
Tas grand field day for tateEes and plekpockcta'
everybody and his wife either participated In the
grand proce.elon or were on the strsets ID OBJ
servers, thus Offering grand opportunities for the
take adyansaee ofit But the police were also altve
and awake. Five ot the fraternity were caught
Detectives Eenny and Perry arrested noto-
rtous plckpoeket named Harry Howard, JUST as he
was In the net Of lifting" the contents Of gen
stteetg.
Officer Edwards succeeded in nabbfng two
fhieves, Al Fcrfell and Jchn Cochrane, at the
tame place. They had {ast cnt watch tzod a
Gc1man's pocket, when Edwarde, who had been
on their track more than an hour, pouneed down
upon them.
+. Scott Secretary Of the Police Board snd
O6eer Will Tunniclife, were standing On the
corner Of Lake and llark streets Watching the
procession, when mau named Edward Brnnto
vas seen by them to run bis hand Into the pocket
Of aoflfer. abst1act wallet, and pass 1t 10 N
accompf1ce named Charles Saunders. They we're
Immediately seized by hesers. Scott and Tpnn1-
cllde nnd marched down TO the Central Stallion.
In the wallet found m Saundess were. the dis
charge Papers OF Christopher Clarkson, Co. !" c, s.
Sth Illinois Cavalry,
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q. s. 500 Six per cent
GOLD-BEARuNG BQNDA

These bords ara worth premium which 1ucroaea
the actual prodt On ths 80 1osn aad it, exemeHo~
rom S,att ond municipal saxdHor add from oaa II
three PER cent more, sccordlnz 10 the rate levied %
other property. Tbs ,a.erest IL p.;d IL caerensz
seuut annually by coupons attached to eaat nasa
which may be cut Of and sold to any bank Of baase
, 1865-04-11

rhe Cereal Crsps Of 1854 In Great Britain.

The Cereal Crsps Of 1854 In Great BritafR.
The London -KarE Ldns Erpress gives an estl-
turus from a1i parts Of The country, q. follows:
The Ayerage1 Of erain are assumed to be as fol-
lows: Wheat, qrs.; barley, afs.; md OATS. 6
standard to guide u; but thls Ia Of less import
ance, "a not nore than three OF four. os the re-
turns I9ention the AMOUNT merely naming ''aver-
be. The following IL the table Of the actual r.
tulg:
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Notea ofal the denominations named w1ll be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of suoscripuoas and the aose
forwarded at oace. The interest to 18th Juna rsxa
wDl be paid Ia ADVANCE. Ih.ats
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CDmMEHGEALs

MONDAY EvxN11a, Ap.n 10.
The following are the receipts and shipments
or the last ~ hours:
KECEtPTs And gHlpMXNTu IoR Ell PAar. Houaa.
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ITO BUHDERS.-S5 aiel Propo-
tsl* vi be rcceiyed At tho inoi. State Hospital
isE ~ lnAane, asJsckaoAtlle. until My l9to Aaas
BRrCE<S, LINE, SAND
And for ahe Brick and STONE wosk

OF tho Faat WING Of tha. INSTITUTION :.
The p1sn and .dims uaions Of tho building I'll @ e
idtrttc< with the west wing, ttatr conssfansosas
nnd Nhch IN: ma ho e-ASntnc b. thcar i1t Htlof to
bid The Trustees ts*sEvn 70 ~. "a ests tna tSss "a
reject anY o. al bids which maJ 20 pfessoseu"
J.ck1I iyI1e, la Mas Gu u. lssa.
u.hHa. .SiQ ISL SAT IU1 A1nA.0p
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It will be known long before this gets INTO
print, hbat the tImc-honored Richmond Whfg,
In the person Of Its proprietor, hss taken the
oath ana been turned loose that 1t resumed
publication the day after our occupation, aud
thai It has sent for John Minor Botts to a.
sumo editorial charge.
THEATRICAL.
, 1865-04-11

4FFFE EtECK
Closing prices for cash. april 10, ls55- Recatved b.
G. Sa.toastau b Co., Commission, stsek and Bona
Brokers. q CIaEk atreet. Ch1rayo.
, 1865-04-11
FROM RICHMOND.

General Appearance a. the C1tT..-Eesv
Rfchn1 ond---JGn. DaViss 1nme-.Stc-
rI.rnss H~use-- Mrs Gen. lees House
.-EuFa asil1Y Smiths Reside ence--Ir-
rtpfcHstbIc an41ft uTl0nR, ETC.. etc
, 1865-04-11

1YD[x0 APE1. 8.
F1oar. Wheat. Corn. osts. Eye Barley
BT Rsi1road 6l50 675o 4.t83 1854 1356 &5g
, 1865-04-11

ARREST or 4 P1cKrocKEr.-Mra: Ann Farran,
residing at No. 2o2 South Wells stseet, while max
ting purchase On Saturday ntxht,ata Clark street
confectionery store, discovered fellow calling
pocket in her cress. She at once ea7o the alarm,
and the thief wss tsken INTO custody. Hc was ex.
au11ned before Justice Miller At the Police Court
yesterday nuorning, md committed for trial in de-
fault OF $GQD bail.
, 1865-04-11

SroLx HoKsK AID BCa91.-Two young men
caIling lhcnseIYes John BoYiuston an1 Thomas
Whltfozd, On Sunday ahernsoa went to slas
Duttca's livery stable on Frsnk.in street, engag
cd horse and buggy, promising to return 1t in
three hours, and drove of. In the evening Whit
ford returned to The stable and said they had lost
tho 9.t.bllahmsnt. A search long and contianed
In highly damaged condition. The young men
we're hunted up, and yesterday, On eharee OF
tha sum Of $500 for their appearance at the Re-
corIer'a Court
, 1865-04-11

F1KE At BRIpdHpoRT.-OnS Sunday night, Ill
longing 70 John Hancock waa consumed. The
tts4sa nTe engine Economy VIA on the ground,
and succeeded In extinsuishtng tho nanes about
4 O'Clock Yesterday morning.
, 1865-04-11

Baptist Rk~Unlou.
The Baptist Congregations Of the city will not
forget the Quarterly Keunlun at the First Baptiat
Church on Thurtday evening, following the Mlh-
1stesial Conferences in the forenoon and afternoon
There being sermon at3p. N. By Rey. E. g.
". ". EyERrs,
E. G, TAILOR,
E, ]. QooDsFrEp,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-24
SuuSer Serr. rief lie aus, felt lanaer renn

SunSer Selr. rief lie aus, felt ldnser renn
eine, gtunPe iude Id SUD in Ter gaus n
0ta t. Giif. cit, Gueren Yater bat {
S6lag 9erubrt @r 1T gel uap
lpr d cs. S Jus. W1'iA. S ierh aDaS
fir e'n 5ammer unp Gleno ut o1S Gommt,
tcmmt lhueQ rH7 .,o
Betdubt uon Der S6redensfunoe, & Sos
iepb cine. Nusentl d rann ipraug sr iiber
Cen z ib unp elite bfupes, obue fen @elp
euiuileden, ceilen lt:a bic S au,clen cbue
lSeitereS benleiltertsn. Q n rem 80r1 ,nae
beSriFen iie gtiAts bt8 ter per D,rtb ibnen
9'e SatllSe eriuterie SIN bemtleioenoes
SrpfptsSsu mar Der lIitut &c She'll obule.
Sm uo6lten au9eublde elllngten lie cine
'rue 6llihe 5euerwein, uno begannen nun
slu @elpre4 d lelsen SreoI' Con abs 5bs /
notms ihnel;r pcn rem bart,n @sihif So.
|l}pb Nqltul'5 ablenfte. ais es unter anrern
Imtdacen iein autes SsrS marpe seltAttet
bahen nd e.. ~. s,,.. -
So9el perbolnletld)te eifrig uue treu. unp
@onrae pe,nab II, oaa}euiGa e ltine n6reuu
De v cnibrilcro er3dhltt, nj, bm bente raS
rei3enoe 8:ldGpT beJesuet lei, bos er i
evbildt.s Yltt Gem 6sue ein<r u,reinen
Bba talie abersuit einer @t to lpilcelts er
Sill obstt'h be5aubernDes Beiea, cas m1n
Lee leeen. Worf e onmertte ME tief Der Giar rud
pel BEN BAG Naedfm auf ita 8,nla ht baten
mliie. faf I.g 1a. su.a f....> r,4[. 4 ~.
=, pie GENE bdtte lebt @ourao ID Ieinem
9rtmms 1aeiban, rpls Da, ta3 ale tlpBe
Ibprerbrltide 49teeerpsiie in, Wuube fiib,te
penn2er srrni9 war nda.tid peu 6ranioisu
edt 6at5 aetrcden, Der purd ieine little ns
IrS&iloeruu0 eas 5WaO@sn sntws'bte, %
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