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SOUTHERN LAND. EMIGRATION

GOuTHERN LAND. EMIGRATION
AND PRODUCE alrAss,
~ Broadway. New Fork, and ii Uaion
street, New Orleans.
ORGANIZED FOR rae PURPOSE or INTRODUCING
CAPITAL. MECHANICAL SKILL. EMIGRATION AND
LABoR-sAvING MACHINERY INTO THE SOUTH
KRN STATES.
This Company offers TO SELL rent ccSn. Sugar
Farming also furnish White Labor terman swss
sh Engish Machinery Of all kinds descriptions
such u Cotton Gina Mills Portable and Stationary
Engines Grst Mns Timber Trucks. Turpentne Whisky
ssll, Planning and Matching Machines, NILS, SASH
All kinds Of Agricultural Implements numerous
Also Seed Fruit Ornamental Trses
Of every description.
SAM. BARD. Agent,
Al Union street., New Orleans
GUNPOWDER. ~. 81. ...... saUNPDWDER.
SHOT AND PERCUSSION CAPS.
Sporting Powder in kegs Of rs s., and 81 MS each
full supply always hand and for sale " the lowest
market prices
Orders receive prompt attention. sS
MILItN BENNER No. 81 Dnmaine street.
Is oficc, No. 10 Grayer street.
WANTED "A sTrUA ALTON AS TEAcHER Oh TUTOR
% Private Family, BY gentleman, vrsinan BY birth,
Lousanian W adoption who
in teaching. Address, stating terms etc, j. H WILLIAM
soN. esse Or DR.. R. L Luckett. Aiexandria La
Reierenees-Rev VI II. Toote, D. D., Romney, va; Prof
(,as Martin Hap,ndan Sidrey rs,iere va Rev Ed Mar
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enly paying united states Mesass "a ~ eent
Rssenas ~ ualtsd ststss

= Kcntnclev stnta Issafsrxsss
HAVANA keHEAkp
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ll ~ "a ~ ~ 4. |7f
In THE IdNTTED 8 Asska
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u ONCE AZ 4sarcndelet street
2EaMfDA -, ynnuAry Is, at M ascioek "A. M,
Id bates oftcis moro IL less damaged
s NJ Cash, 10 tInitsd STATES Treasury notes.
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The undersigned would also call the attention Of the public
70 TIE great advantages mud security offered through tho
medium Of the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

and extraordinary circumstances which
snrronnd me, TO enable the defendant
to bring The special issue which he
makes, instantly before the Court, and
thereby to avoid all reasonable ground
Of complaint on the part Of tho military
authorities. In doing so | have desired
to manifest q proper respect for the Of
6oer BY whose mandate it is alleged, as
individuals, VIC are yet controlled inthis
military department.
The next step is one fraught with
more important consequences to myself.
involving inevitably o criticism upon
my character as a man, aud my integri-
tv as a Judge. Before placing upon
record, therefore, that decision whats
ever it may be. and the reasons there
for, | may fairly claim a sufficient time
for that ealmness of thought and delib'
eratoness Of investigation so imperative
" demanded by the delicacy of the duo
~ | am forced to perform. No oppor,
unity has been afforded me, amid the
continued and arduous lubors Of this
court, even for superficial thought upon
the stern issue which confronts me, as
the client aud counsel on both sides Of
the case, are fully aware. Nor a |
believe that either of them, however
anxious for a decision will complain Of
a delay 50 palpabIy reasonable aud just
I feel less reluctant, too, in adopting
this course, because BY tho laws of this
State the plaintiff cannot interfere with
tie rights, liberty or pro crtv OF the
defendant before the next regular term
ofthis court.
Under the statute in such cases pro.
yided. | therefore take the Issue pre-,
sonlcd upon the plcadings, under adj
yisements until the next term Of this
court, when in The language Of Lord
Coke under similar circumstances
u hope by the help of God, to do that
which. is right aud proper for a Judge
to do.p il. W. FOOTE.
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MEDICINES.

lust received from the Magnlacturers, a
p large lot Of Genuine Pa'ent Medicines, IN
Guiding in part, the following, VIZ
Tarrant's Appericnl Biokrene, Tar
Hooland's Ger. Brters, Rogers Lirerwort ana
Iacoh's Cordial. Cherokee remedy,
MeIaue'sB Blood Purifier, NcLane's Cordial,
Car,'s Tooth ache Drops, Kennedy Discovery
Io@seni's, do do, Ihom's Extract
T,rronrs Extract, McLaue's vcrmirugs,
Cnstar's Rat EAt'rmpatr, Mother 5 Relief,
Darby Flnid Mrs. Win lows Syrup
Standings Glue, SozOiOnt,
tx, Gelhtjno. Dayidson's Syrup,
Pay sons lndelible Ink, Magnolia WAFER
Mustang Liumeut, Magnolia Balm,
McLanes Volcanic on, Thompson EyeNater
Harrell Condtu, Pow's, lusblud Naglgsia,
Gedy's Ointment, Mitchells Eyeo"''e'
Dally's Pain Extractor, Ru5selfs iich O'n'm'
lig1ia 0podeldoc, Benzlne, .o,
fahne,tock's NermiCuge, Busteu S Cou Li''o VII
Davis Pain Killer, Buruelts DO 0'
Norwood's Tine Veratna. Bakers Fam rama e@
Morse's Invigtg Cordial lioopers l"uAaU''
Bachelors Hair Dye,
Christaiges, Hair DYE,
Hemstrcet's Hair Dye,
Woods Hair Iestorator,
Phalons lair Inv gora'or,
Tr.copharous,
Halls Clciiau Hair Remover,
Rurpctrs Cocoiue,
Mrs. Aliens llalr Restorative,
,t..- u .y.r,t,.,
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rhe stnte I'D MiIslssllpI,

L HU - ~
NoXuBgR COUNTY,
IN The Probate Court of said County-Apri
Term, A. D. 1856.
In TIE matter of the Petition q D. j. VoTs.sn.
tine, Administrator Of the Estate Of Henry
NJ lie Yert, deceased, for Final Settlement
and surrender Of his letters, &C.
To Clementiua lie veti, widow Of +. N. Le
Vert, deceased, and Olementina lie Vert ana
Matte lie Vert mlhSts ~ WississinSi%
~SnTt aud each Of YOU are notified to be and
Y annsar before the Probate Court Of NOx-
nbes CCaSty, al the Court House, thereof on
the third Monday in May p%ext--then and Iners
y, ,o1 sbaw cause, ifany y6u can, why the Final
Account of said Administrator should not p
allowed, and he be permitted 70 snrreaaer M
letters.
CHARLES BETS, Clerk.
ADril o., l66e,Aw Jar af
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INSTITUTE.
MACON, NOXUBEE CO. MISS,
A I'll ROUGH COLLEGIATE School for young
Ladies.
l6 Years under the same Principal,

10 ltHN uUuUI lHO Suhu lii"''P"'
Rcflted with entirety ner 6eddtng'
WHAT HER PATRONS SAY;
1--WE can With confidence recommend TINS
Institute for solid, thorough aud punished
education"
eB"What the many ladies educated in her
Lecture rooms say
"CAlnouN INSTITUTE is a thorough, eiega.
ted and polished school"
What the Board Of Visitors Tor the exomi,
nation of 1865 say:
I'VE most heartily recommend Calhoun
Institute to oil interested in education"
Fer tlia, and otcer documentary evidence
of merit, apply to the Principal.
TERMS
Board, English and Latin, for term
ofnine months, geo 90
Board, Englih and Music, Tor same
time, Zoo w
Dsy tuition, per month, 10 90
In Music, per mouth, ... ~ %
EAIkAS:
French, Italian er Spanish, per month, 5 90
Washing put ont at 90 cents pc dozen.
Borders furnish lights in their rooms.
Patrons charged from time el entrance to
the end Of term.
Bills payable monthly, or half at the be-
ginning Of the term--tbe other half al close
OF term.
sg-Next term opens lst Of July, 1866
School limited. Apply for admission.
w. r. POdNDENrER,
Principal and FRO
April oe 1pGG n
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JUST RECEIVED!

4 new and fresh addition to cur stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, IA.
TENT MEDICINES, Dye Stuas, Periumery,
Soaps, Hair, Face 4 Tooth Preparations, Sta
tiooery, Combs. Brushes, Fancy Goods, etc,
besides a full supply, or mel'cinal use only
Of PURE WINES ~ LIQUORS,
consisting of French Brandy, o. Bourbon
Whisky and Udolpho Wolte's own ilnportl-
ton OUAHRAN7ED GENELIE) OF
sCnIEDAN SCHNAPPS, ,Hollahd Gin Port,
Madeira and Sherry Wines,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12
NIuSic! Music.

A LOT OF MUSIC for the PI NO and
"A GuIrAR, with Guitar and Violin Strings,
Blank Books of every size, Pocket ilemoran-
dums, Pocket Book, Purses, and a la &c lot Of
fine Letter, Note and Gap Paper-tor leby
H. iENT.
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Look iItre!

WNOlLET ARTICLES-The largest and the
most beautiful assortment-SoapS, Hair
Oils, Hair Buahes, Combs, Cologne llmokT
Extracts, add Pcrlumcry of every kind ever
brought u this market Just received and for
sale by H. DENI'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12
FINE LIQUORS.

A VERY Superior article
N ofFRENCll BRANDY, NEIA
For Medicinal purposes. Also, l>yE
Port Wine, Sherry, 8
Madeira, and Champagne, GIN Ez4AA%A%
scbeidam Snaps, and a No. ! article Of prime
"" II. DENT.
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Fishing Tackle.

EMERY VARIETY and size # Fishing
H. Hooks and Lines, FiOats-and warrented
to The patient sud perseyerlng to catch fish in
the Noxubee- for sale by
April Is. II DENT.
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JUST RECEIVED,
April 'a6.
TOILET

ZINE FRENCH, GERMAN and domestic
L Colognes, pomades, Hair Oil, Hair Brush.
es, Puff and Puff Boxes. Handkerchief Extracts
Transparent Soap Balls aud Fancy Soaps
every kind. For sale by
il. DENT.
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Of L%ow"ae'
county -.

lOuI'
Il count! t,ln.
..-ood Is. Ha..sy mr.|
I. n, Circuit Col' u
Mississippi "a
1 nj position 40 fine
pary ana 4'' nav dc.
5,,5ng FresoH' Nav
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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL HOUS1
LEWIS. MATTHEW'S & GO,
Manufacturing agents for The Sale Of
Plantation Machinery,

26 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Large and completes stock ocay thing required by the PLANTER OR MACHINIsT, comprising part
TRACE CHAINS sHovEs AND SPADES, HARNESS, AXES, HOES. HAMEs COLLARS.
pLowLLNEs ONE AND TWO HORSE WAGONS. IRON AND TUMBLE
SKIM EAGLE" CARRIERS & EMERY COTTON GINS
andCOTTON PLANTER Mendnhllsc celebrated HnlInonS Browns Spinning enm@,
Corn Shdus straw Cutters Fan MsC Corn Mills Hmpng Machines, Washing Machines
Steam Engines az 40 horse PwT)S Saw Mills Gt MILL, Bncknakhg Machines
Single Machines Lathe NaanG. LahY Flows Wood Machinery dalknL
TMa@HSNprp hopaed lime will een rust in chonJ ~. -,
CASTIRO AND CASTSTEAL PLOWS TeR RAIDER, the only Ppw chat will tcmrn the Prairie Soil.
COTTON SWEEPS, CUtnSGapn&, The TAFFORD CULTYATOR willie utgae8 to 10 acres ~
prdy Of cotton or@n pr6cnyN aud more thoroughly than cam duueb yhcdd method
work dn abboted washer ina few hours Anofheo dS amrdmd
every improved good hhra saving machine WILDE hpc constantly
onlnl~ which weae ait i~ ~mgw Shw and
explain Call and a@wn 1905 Front Row,
MEMPHIS TENN.
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Northern and Weste1n Produce,
II and 10 South water ST.,
Mobile, Ala,

DEGS leave to inform his friends and the
ID public, that he has resumed business at
the old stand, Nos. ~ and 80 Sonth Water
street, and respectfully solicits the attention of
the trade to his large and varied stock Of
Good., received by recent arrivals from Bos-
ton, New York and New Orleans, consisting
in part Of .
Wine, Brandy, Whiskey, good and old
Porter, Ale, Flour, choice brands,
and others Liquors, Goshen and Western
Hams. Sides, Butter and Cheese,
Pork, Beet, Lard, Coffee, Tea,
Molasses, Syrup, Chocolate, Sugar,
Pickles. Ketchup, Sweet Oil, Citron,
Raisone, Spices, Pepper, Mustard,
Yeast Powders, Vinegar,
Mackeral, Salmon, Shad, Herrings, Goldfish,
Table salt, Potatoes, On!ons,
Soap, Starch, Indigo, Cord,
BroOms, Brushes
Backing, Tubs,
Buckets, Baskets.
Measures, &c, &c, &c.
And a general assortment Of Northern ana
Western Produces.
Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention, aud filed at low rates.
JAMES b. DAWSON L co.
Dec. 90, 1865. I'm
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DRUG STORE,
have in Store a large, sslec. and fresh
assortment OF

WE have in Store a large, selec. and fresh
assortment Of
PURE aud GENUINE MEDI GINS,
CHEMICALS,
DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
INSTRUMENTS, &c.
aud are constantly receiving new additions,
which we offer to the public at the yery low.
est rates. We boy none but PURE,
FRESH d GENUINE medicines, there
fore can and do guarantee everything to- be
of the gerry best quality.
We respectfully call attention to our varied
and well selected assortment of
FANCY GOODS,
PERFUMERY, HAIR
OILS, P0MApES, HAND
KERCllIEF EXTRACTS, CO.
L0GNES, TOOTH PREPERA.
TI0NS, FANCY, TOILET & SHAVING
SOAR, COMBS BRUSHES, STA,
TIONERY, PLAYING e. VS.
TING CARDS, BELTS,
& SU&PDENDERS,
SPooL, SILK n FLAX THREAD &c. &c.
A nice lot OF Candies, Stick, Fancy and
mixed, Gum Drops, Raisias, Almond
Soda Crackers, Sardines, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Havana and
American Cigars, Pipes,
Paints and ellis,
yarniShes, Window Glass, Puly and
v%ayions other articles usually to be
iound in a Drug Store.
TRUSsEs-JUST RECEIVED.
A lot of Bartletts aud Butman's New
Patent VruSseS. They are so con.
structed as to fit any case.
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TOWELING, CANBRICkS,
TABLE COVERS, and a large a'sdr't
LADIES and Chilirens' Spring Style OF
HATS. Fancy, Notion and Dress Trimmings,
Of every description.
ALSO-A well selected stock Of
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
cutlery and Fancy Goods
A great many other things too runner"
ous to mention also a large assortment
Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
all Of which is offered at wholesale and
retail for cash, Also, a large lot of
WATCHES, PISTOLS, such OS
Colts, Smith & Wesson'and Weicbe's
Patent. Ten Shooters, and q Ia'ge
assortment of Cartridges for PISTOLS
PRRFUMERY SOAPS, &c, &c, &C. all OF
which will be sold at wholesale or retail foi
o,su. At Ohas. G. BowEN's Oldsta9d, cor
Jefferson and MonrOe. streets, opposite tue
Court louise, Nh tuku
Mar. 81, '66. " AnhAn
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I1i,, "0ISTVW, A a 6.n
IN !, of'he usual an Deccssp
N IN d y I's'l pleading, aud ia ,5e
C opSl. ,'a ~ = reply to tie novel
N q n Plea 'a' Of the defendant On
d. ~ 'a' plaintiff Tco .sot.d d
|pp,l F' y telegram and argument
b., ,t i o'Oalf of defendant.
s,,,' 'a' l'r done al that lies n
F'''r' even ia view Of i. y !
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.@tbr. @iQius II. Dunbar'S.
d Gclltihc Sdmf /

@ebr. @iQius II. Dunbar'8.
9emti1c Sd,lf i
H Wi((ius Bros. & Dunbar,
81. pauI, nm. sfa. Rtnunfpta.
@ir hern<bmeu tie 8e(sreun0 1aQes au1
BantfaSsebSrisen Gef@aftt, ans awar ses3ase'
reilt: ~ @ 2
4. Mnnabu,e pom Depoften.
gelber. uel&e bel uns teponirt werben.. Reten
~febtr,tit. pbne pprteri9e 3Inbt8ut9, iur VertaB-
una ser Dtppnenteu.-tur befimmte3eit bet uuS
eieberseleete @eleer ~sersuten rtr6 Yroatnt Snte'
velen. Il
2, @elbs@ e@ftL.
. 0pIb. @tlber unb freuabe Run,en taufen unb
serlaufen pir Rets gum 4~aees.Gourie.
3. Mntauf uno 8ertauf bon @cdieln.
Bon auttn8 aua .Girueu aus8eReQteB Bed.
I'll tSnneu bel uns jker3eit in 0ele uraeepanbelt
Wir yerfauf.n We&(A auf Mep.gors. ct.
Qouis, Gbiea9p, gtiluautee Y. |. ~, iorte aut
bic Observation-Disclosures Deutl&lanb's, Grantrei&s
anb Der Sapeia, unb trailren mir v. Y. auf
fplasaee pl6be Guropas:
Nuastur9, 8alel Berlin 8reuae11, Ga(lel.
&ptlen,, @1ln, Trautfurt q. M.. 2eip'
l. 3ia. 2onton., Mannbeim, Maaaen.
Narnbera. StrabturB. Stutt8artEr ier
@ten, ,c. g q nj
A. Ginstsbuns pom @elbern.
Dir beforaen bas IpQeftireK BON 9oten uub
5%@ulbfheinea auer Mrt Grbi@aften Y. I. "
in aQsa Ibeilen GurppaS unb Der Beretni9tetl
Staat.n. Dam exfprperli&e 4opiere, ale Boil
ma&.n, gerai@tleifunes . ilrtuuben, Sseten-
Iaeite II. fertisen mir felbH. unter @arantirune
Der Ae@tsshlti9ftit. AT unb belcr9en bic eeuta>
lari@e BeBhubigunb eerIslben.
Den 0egentpertb aQer bur& unS IN &urepa
| einas, caenen> peer bel uuteren Dertietn aorrtl<
ponptuttn lit unltre Me&nung beponirten GEL
eer lablen mir bier IN 8olb aus. - sd
5. Mus1atluna pom @elbern.
Den @easupertb pom BetrG8tu. rel&e und
INN Awedt per Mus,ablune ii Dtutf&lane obt,
Scr @@weis auve1traut merbeu. loRen mir ben.
fe,b0 IN ben entlesen(tn Ortl&atten nobnenee'a
Vmpfdusen tonentreiiu's paus ieabsn unb ton.
uen unltre Muftraestber bic A~uittunSen eeriel>
Sen {. 3. bel uns in Gmpfans ntbmen.
6. 8ertauf oon Ya1aae 9&etneit
,ur lleberfabrt bon Bremen, pambu,9 une Vt
ptrpool mad REV . 9prt per 5e0elf9if poe
Daupftpot, {pwieS nlanb- VaGa8el&eine 5urftil
Don SHREVEPORT bio st. paul ~ nieerisiset
preilen.s
Z. Deabluna pon 1aren
II ttsem 3beile hes Staatss. Antauf uni ytt'
tauf @runeeiSentbum 9e8eu 3onau,t'ton II. It
8. Yereini0te>S taaten Bonr5
liter Art ais: 5-2Oer. 1O;4Oer unb 7-3Otr tan
len nnb serfaufen mir gum EageS-&ourle. a.
@ebrlper @iQius unb Dutlbar.
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MinneappliS pRug>GactprY
Sd babe fetS an panb eine Spue MaswatI Ssu
@ekdrteteus CUFFS tatI

beutfdben &tabI:Q reu3pfaaen.
BE ID al6 fit tebe Art Bsseu tanst9 sar61tt1t.
Sd 9ebe baS 0eIb 3uv66 NH e1Ratte he
9ranspsrtnntpfsn fur iebes 1aas, ber nttt ter
8tl euttprt@t.
6pre4t eetdutse BOT, ebe 81, feafss sasft.
ReRaratartn prsnpt ansefe1tSt NIB 9ene
Sailing beaaipru9t, 10 BE &,bea ntdt be.
~ @erfaatt anb 0ei91fA,Eal.
1. Stra6e, gum S@tlb bee 9rpeen YRu96.
- Mat Mrten 69aafeI. nab Bre&pfase
ffi6r 1ratrielaxe Ssrrdttte.
n363-4 q. 8. 0erftne.
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. IL: Gapttpl @ans.

GapttOl Sau8,
Deuti4f6 @af> unb Bparcin9 : 6au6,
&de ber 8aba(bap unb ntunttn @tra6e.
npn SultaS @eyl.
Die1es (oeben In lem neuen @eb6ube. ben, Ga
pttel sesenater, errtdtete Gtabli0emeut bietet ben
oeebrten @afen au6tr bet freunbli&(en Bebien.
uu8 in AQeea. einen iets
~Das bette Bier BON 3apfen, tart une rein
rlnb fona' een Qabetranf, 8epdblt unb fein.
Gin Smbi@ BON Der alertefen @ort',
sGisarr'n. fames! glaubt, teutl&e, rsetaem
rs Sort.
Npttb=2Seftern &au.
3. Sta6e, seseuiibtr Der CONCERT paue.
St.aYaul. Winn.
Die beRen talten Gepaareu.
sortrfli9eS tQd8erbter.
auS81et@nete QifSre unb Giaarreu
alt iet6 an panb unb bittet has perebrtt beut@de
pnblitumurt ,ablrtt&en 3ufpru&
$40 Breb. Bplt.
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&omortabIee
Deuti@e8 @aff>x y. &pfbauS
l,,~ss sf%&>s>rpfn<n.9hnI.

lin pbert, Gnbe BET Gprtfraee,
Die t1uter3ei@neten erlaubea I'D hermit, bic
&ufuertlauatett be- einbetuti@eu uub auSu6rtt-
gen beutf@en publifuras auf tbr nett 8nnb be.
auem eiuseri&tetes Sat. unb 4ofbauS ~ leu-
len.
Sn temjelben fnbet ber nertte Sat lie aler.
freuublt&fe unb biutspe Bebtenuue. rttalt9eS
9ests, cute 4eR. turj Aaes, t1as tn elmer anR6n.
bieen @irtbi&aft beaufpSu3t tpesben taun.
Gute 9taQuu9 befuhtt I'D ebenfaQS bin
3aufe.
Das 9treben ber 1lnttr,tt&nettxt t. BE Axer.
ttununs berer. bic ee betbrtn.
2ammerer & BaSIer.
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2cgerbier-@ olppn
ppn @tlIiam 9effert.

Su 0std16ne4e9 an eer untetn 2~aAeu16.sat
Nit In Iseex !0ttsialea, saltes epettasaSt
etOatsta II ftaem 1S1sta6est4teten S1lssx II
estl betett A~uf1x0Aste1 AO1 u 0e3trt,
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ecsne aus Der SSirfli6feit.

Scsnc aus Der @irtihfeit.
Grcellena3: Rum, mein Sobn.
freuit eu bid auf einen tiidtiaen &riea ?
Ga1tlter: gu @efebL GreeQen3!
Grecllenj: SD boTe Sun9ens,
tbr wercel eu@ ale gut 1dla9en!
GI}ilier: 3u BefebL GreeQen3!
Grcellena: 5af tu Elm 9er3 flr
seiu eeutldes 0aterlanb?
Gaitlfer: 3u BefebL GreeQenj!
Grcellens: Du bif wobl Elm
BONNER, mein Qteber?
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