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, 1866-09-24

ACCIDENTAL. SAoozlNo-FA7AL REsUlr.-A
pninful accident occurred at Newport, Lake coun-
ty, on Tuesday last, which rr.nlled IN the instant
dcath OF Mr.. James Patton, OF this city. II ap-
party Of fr1ends, went into the country On Satur-
day on abort hunting excursion. On their re-
IuE9 homc on Tuesday. they were waiting at a
Join them there. Patton stood with the bn;s
Of his gun resting On the gronnd and The muxxla
aCainst he bsenst- Suddenly his foot slipped,
upon the cap, causing It to explode. The contents
81 the gun WEIR lodged In the heart Of tho unto1,
tnnate tnan, Who staggered back, exc1aiminE - o,
6od, an shot" and expired immediately In The
arms of one Of h!s comrades. The body was con.
Seyed to friends house and N inquest he'll, The
1ufS rendering verdict Of accidental death.
years Q! aEe, and wAs employed In the furniture
snop o. y. Alexander, No. l76 Like street. The
remains were brought 70 the city on " Wednesday
In NoHh Boston, Massachusetts,,
, 1866-09-24

a meeting OF the Committee on Finance xv51, be
held At The Headquarters OF the State Central
Committee, No. 1oi Randolph street., on Monday
erentng at haltpast tescn o'clock. Every mem
Der of The Committee is urgently requested to
ateod this meeting r. II. uouau,
Chairman Committee.
, 1866-09-24

Prussingss Pare Cider Vinegar will
preserve pickles, and is warranted pure. ASK
Of the kind in the United States CnAHLfs q. e.
Fnrss1Ho, S3o and al State street. Chicago.
, 1866-09-24

htaA@ATs-last evening, about ecrcu O'Clock,
:, morse. attached to an open buggy, came tearing
ao"n c'ark street at furious gait, to the emil
nrnt danger OF those In the buggy, cou.istIor o,
= gentleman, wife and child. The horse was
stopped near tho corner Of Lake street ind tic
ses1pants Jumped quickly to the sidewalk, and
tof. unHte1y escaped without eerious ipInrY.
, 1866-09-24

DErKoA7Ts TO TIE PTr9snuRau CONTENTION
The deee atts from ibis city and from the several
Northwestern States, 10 the Pittsburgh Convention
met yesterday afternoon and resolved to proceed
to thai city by the Great Eastern Railroad. A
Recommendation to ouch other delegates ~ should
s7t1sys. to adopt The sa1ae roates was passed.
ioIa III he sba1 IT, i i y night w,
Gionvsntion; Co, such delegates as 20 from Northern
Some thltts delegates, iron from Wisconsin to the
s01dss.s GonssntSn at P1tisbnrgh arrived ~ this
uonsc. Among them arc Ito following well.
Enown officers: General 7. S. Allen, Secretary OF
State; colonels chsse; n,ntliq Of Monroe, j. 9.
sn1 ssttlets q nse,nS, ~ EldhdEs Of Mantt9wos,
Chase Of Racine; Chaplain J: a; Cay, Of Racine,
tG%.nne. J. =, goynton and q. LansworIhy of
Milwaukee,. Ed. Coleman and A. II. Macdonald ot
Madison, ". D. Potter OF Cambridge, D. r. May
q Racine. They let1 last evening fot The seene
q their temporary labor. A large number Of nd
disional delegates ttotn the same State arc expect
The aeent of d. Chicago and Great Eastern
Railroad Informs lis he will sell tickets to all del.
egatcs Ut half The usua1 fae. good until Oc.
t0bcr 10.
, 1866-09-24
Deficit. S;e ae
Pleasant 10 contemplated

GRAcHAED CEMETERY Ia at last to have . vault,
an Institution long needed there and It ie intend
ed to brt1d oac which will be admirably lifted to
the end in Fiew. The new structure, for which
plans have been made by Mr. Bauer, will be 50 BY
30 feet inside, and about 70 BY 100 feet outs,ae,
bnilt OF ttone. The front is simple but tasteful;
comic doorway. surrounded by scroll work, over
simply for central hall Twelve feet Ia widA, and
tWo eidss lafrhed over) for the reception Of col:
ans; 1ne whole is thoroughly ventilated. The
work VIII he commenced AZ eouu rs the Contracts
can be LET and signed ~
, 1866-09-24

TIE MILAN SEAnn1su CAsE-Thc continued
case Of George Hennlns upon thu charge of as
sanlt With Intent 70 kill Max Gillian at Wriehta
Hotel, TWO weeks ago. came up before Justice
Skurfesant foE further examination on Saturday
zfh zzfffhSz1oon: The physician III attendan.e upon
Mt!lan Testified that IN his Judgment MILAN WAS
got able 10 appear against HcnI,ing without CO.
danget1ng his liic. He had been getting better Of
MS wounds until Two or three days since, when 4
yefy eeE1o1s Inflammation had iaEen place, Of a
pleur1fic character that suggests much doubf re-
EatdtnE his recovery. The case of Ueuuinc was
continued until October I'd. '~0
, 1866-09-24
LATER NEW YORK 1IARKET9.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T.ibune.l
NV TpKx. Eeptemner y

HEIADSIC7Ts.
F1ouE-The call for large lines Of unsound contln
ref. and sound supess do better. Market generally
strong. Wheat-A1cs's would take only small parrei
At the prices asked. Best bid for new No. club
Coin-elosinE sales 8hc aoat SC in store with nor
sellers Than buyers. Oats-there was large densnt
le advance, but uote generally demanded closln,
nlm,
LIVE HOGS.
Hogs-Recctptss ~ cars sales At tl911Kc.
, 1866-09-24
sT4ss'i1E,NM
2i,5G0,0D
Total. ...............,...... $58, sou, co;
Add West : North Divisions. S3, ,100,00t


1ot"l OF liy....-.-...-........... So, 900 900
1tis understood that tho additional assessment
was made, the West and South Side Assessors
Alleging that the latter figures should be The pro-
portion Of the South Division. The South Side
assessor, ME. Julian kune. stEcnuously opposed
the addition, claiming that the South Sida was
assessed already IL fts full proportion. Int WAS
outfoicd, and the Board by one majority decided
10 add the forty per cent.
The following were the .n1ustlons for the ycar
, 1866-09-24

TIE DooI1771E DASK FAIIrnE.-A meeting OF
depositoss and others Interested IN tho Ailure of
the PRODUCERS Bank IL called at Thomas Aliens
otEcc, No. - clazk Street, ct len o'clock on Moa-
looking orer the statement We publish io-dny in
ductions: - 'A~ ~"
Asses s-..-..---..--..-.----.... 110I9saI4
, 1866-09-24

@taoAn Acc1nEST.-Martsn Lynch, Switch
isan In the employ OF the Chicago, Burlington l.
Quincy Raslsoad, was run over by t1uiu OF
heeht cars 1t the Halsted street crossing on Sat-
utcay afternoon. Both legs were crushed below
the knee 20 badly that amputatton VIA rer,de,rd
necessary The wounded man is thirtT.dyc yras9
1ld. WldoWer, With two children. It is tl1oncht
ahat ne VIII survive lie was engagcd In switch
, 1866-09-24

a. StsK's ErES1sa ScuooI. will be in session
at No. 159 Soht1 Clark street every evening dnrin
The winter scaeou, aEurding to young men an CT.
cclent opportunity for obtainIng thorough En-
Eltsh education without interfering With their
daily nEocations Particular attenlion is rsyen 10
tae arithmetic classes. Students In penn 1auehIp
ana evening throughout the year. We notice that
prosperity. ~
, 1866-09-24

Go to our friend n. r. Merrill for the
best stock OF Kerosene Lamps, Lanterns, Chandc-
dolph street. ns9
For ts109AyVare and KeroAenc Goods
street, the finest assortment at ioyyeet pricrs.
They buy aud sell close. wT3
Paper Hnngtngr anu Window Shadea
At greatly reduced pIice.. F. E. R1oay, So Ram
dpIphBt, cs1H
, 1866-09-24

With what Joy and gladness do the
peopte nail NC advent snd discovery Of CoH't
pepsla,, Indigestion, and ali diseases Of tbe
stonsch and Bowels. All druggtsts keep #.
, 1866-09-24

A DEAD Bonr Forxp.-iestcsdny afternoon,
while Samnel Smith, Alexander Mason and two
other youns mrn from the West Side were ont
hunting north Of the city, one OF them observed
man spgarent'y asleep near iiutc clump Of
Upon going to him they fonnd that lie was dead.
Ills eyes were euukcn and his face much d,scol.
ored. He WIS lying On his side, his head resting
On one ann. His boots were gone and his hat
was tou!,d lew: feel away Under tree, partly
filled with fand. The spo- where the body was
found was aboHt awo miles from The city IiuIits in
a noffheaFtcrIy direction trcm t;rascland Cca!e-
terry. The Coroner bein. notified caused the re-
mains 10 be conveyed 10 Tho dead housc, ,rhczean
inquest will be held this afternoon.
, 1866-09-24

tiAltzed AF.-ThIs Hnesthestc. as
made s 81 and Elsen by Ds. N. ". Sherwood, is safe
!uie1y without pain. Rooms ID and i9. Iopabara
Block. .xas1
, 1866-09-24

BOUND ovkn.-John r. Mccoo], whore arrest
hr sfeallns c1oak on Friday afternoon has been
Sleady reported, was brought before Justice Mil-
Lken on Saturday morning and required to eIye
Recorders Court. ~ tas
, 1866-09-24

Cro1by Opera House Art Association
Orders for Certificates and EngraSlngs viii be exc
crted by the Express Ccmpanies Purchasing.
Acep1, A. l.. s21xsoH, American Express Odlcc.
, 1866-09-24

DraAsT1n---on Saturday night ~ the schooner
honen B. Campbell, bound for Saginaw, light, In
to-: Of the tug Cyclone. Captain Qusckenbush.
as4ved 1t the month Of the river. the lines parted
~ nc teheonsr ran into The pier stavins hola
ln,'1 acr port side She was Immediately windcd
IN short distance OF Wells street bridge she
, 1866-09-24

NV PESs1oE BLkKEs.-The new Official blsnks.
ft the collection Of soldiers additional bonnt,c.
F7l be ready IN n few days, and for sa1e hy The
aRnCEE compaoy; at one dollar per quirc, post.
!nt o. olanks tusniehed+ containing The new mem
t!oo and bounty Laws, with insa auctious how 10
, 1866-09-24

pKHsosAL-KEvEyuE Sr17s.-We noiIcc that
our late United States District Attorney, Terkins
Ba.s, Esq, hns opened an Office at No. % Dear
ho.n et.ect where he VIII resnme the practice OF
Of being one OF the very best District Atto1ncs In
the United States: He was otten eent hy the au-
tend to the mos1 important casc@ on th. part OF
the Government. These Of our citizens who have
need Of legal assistance IN The sett1etacnt Of Rave
nne cates, Will be enabled lcreIlcr 70 avaia them;
selves Of his great experience md ability instead
9f having i s,nployea against them. OF course
OF his ciscni. in tic future AZ 10 those ii The Gov
ernment in the past-hc canroi be more so.
Y.M.C. A.-TuE MILWAUKEE coSvEsr1oS.-
We hare already announced The intended gather
ing In Convention Of the loang Mems Christian
Associations Of the country, at Milwaukee, on the
9Th instant. We arc now able to announce that
the prospects tor ilrr gathering are very good.
se & Elpoa % g.
Flske, who has made 60 noh!c m army record Tor
four Tears past Viii be alnors thc Delegates, and
One probable result o.! tho Convention will be
that Associauous will be formed In many commu-
e eS a9 s 'hs tss
Convention, tic eucecstlon was at once acted
upon, aid rtepe taken to organize IN association
III that city.
ILLINOIS STATE FA1R--1hc anstciputiuns th4t
The opening Of the State Falr would be delayed
are gtonndleAs. Unless there should be further
fall Of rain, the Inauguration Of the competitive
et1tfc will open this morning, to c!oseo on tho
GDnsuainn II T. aSro5d os mud, being vel! dra'ned
viii crcai s,rJSr H. H. teats are oelng elcstsa
tIeles already made, roS e1hihi,on T. ncrt,.n.
unusually large, and tic au:usics s+e rropitious
1os 1ns d..Pisy tn esesy dspa5.@eat d tae Far:
1aW, weeas1 Is ~, n, R3.Si,a, articles from
portions Of Is STATE, and lie siocE denartmcni ~
viii receive contributions from KcntucEg. Yer
mont mont I'D Canada. The books, showing even
Tuesd.y eseninE. Entries WIN be made, on Tie
EAT Gr"unds. and pany "a articles and much stock
%tn as taey arr1xe, DC iorwaracd to the ground
o'5ees 'of snow ana eompeouou.
-
MonE Acc1pKKTs At TILE HAS1os'e.-On Satuy.
drv evfntur At thc t),era Tsousc ,yhilc W1t,irn
nc,,.,d. .,a ~ h--,,hor 1,an.x ,rasa
.lse.a,;n, 1aose - ~. t.s,.,e, ue, ,snsy "sss
performing IN Inc "At!oFaTplhnts" Att,
Wll[4m made h1sc movement, :. which
, 1866-09-24

The following Is statement Of tho number az
barrels Of beer returned 10 the Revenue Office
from, Tie different trewesies Of this city for the
eight months ending. August 31st, 1855.
, 1866-09-24

don Lockpo. 500 bu cora, COZ bsia nour. ssa1s ID
n1n a0d shptts.
HIDaIrokI. September 2-9p. m.
CL1AExD-H. G. Loounis, Lemont ; D. Hess, Lenont;
Ad71nec. Lamont; Mary Walker, Lcmbnt; Union,
Pc0, s1.+lo feet lumber, 4s,no lath: Montana Son.
e Ildora seneca prop Atlantic, Hennep1u, LII Il
!anper, oeoo shingles 50 br1 ime, 10 tons sundre1
Terror. LAsalle; Oneida, Ottawa, 80 brls Line; r.
hof1hup Prisons Monarch ST. Louis 163 tous eoal
senAtoF, lASal1os E. Rurnham, Prison; ClarJctt,
Gnsnnston 10 feet lumber. 900 shingles BOO lath
~ Ocean, Henry. g. 100 feet lumber ~ 10 lath
Leaf Joliet es72 fcet lumber II 900 lAth Glas.
Eow. oawa, sat6s feet lumber Caroline, St. Louis
1o9ao0 feet lumber.
AhH1VKp.-J. CrottyI Eenec., s,7u0 bu corn; Laura,
oua~a. soo hu cnrns Thunde1blast LASale, 10 tonA
coal Drill, Utica, 161 tons sand.
Yezsela Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribunal
..... DETROIT, September =.
UF-Joy, RaNson. Saxon, Worthtngton, Norris
0wAseo. coEtes. Gard, KIn& Sister,, Miner.
DoxS-Or1cnt4l.
Nlrd-E. E.
tspecdaf Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
pErRozr. September H.
uFc-saEanaw, Mott, Barney. Stalker, Dohbtns, Con
test Gsope Shot, Milau+ Cochrane, Walker, Tankec
Blade- Hlothman. Rermuda, Cook. Ball. Sunshine
hemisphere. Simmons. Metropolis Montpelier, Board
% Trade. AAAaDon, Fashion. Money, Gem, Auus.
Maria. Aco1u. Na7agznsett, Son and Hels.
pow!-Sone.
WlSD-South-eatt.
, 1866-09-24

Total valuation Of city,. SCI iff9 ii. Id
TOTAL tax thereon lcvied...- ...,,. 1aal,i.S5i
This Eivea m increase OF more than lhIrty-gour
millions over last yca:, or over f1y per cent. OF
fucTcasc.
The following table, though not to be depended
may be regarded as giving Srry nearly the con.
rarattse values OF t!e city property In Different
Years, commanding with 1854, the nrst yrar In
Wll1ch m aSsEaaMtat Ma4 uailc
, 1866-09-24

4@SN A"1AN ~ NA4~ DsAAN AoE41 NQQ AQE EltpQ4QkS
TWAS SIX men Of Indo.tan,
To learning much Inclined,
Who went to sec the elephant
tThough all Of them were bltnd.)
I'll sfsss 81 ea'lsia Il iSpssfisxsii'sn' e siaa.'
The Grst appz9.ehsd The elephant
Against hls broad and sturdy side,
At once began to hawl:
"G9d bles, nsl-b9t the elephant
The stcond, feeling OF The tusk,
Cried, "Hol what have We here
So very round and smooth and ehottt
To nc It's mighty clear
L. very nEc speart'
The tAlrt approached the animal.
And, happening to take
IS; Is 1et; sfiIsa IIse a.; :naas .5es elephant
The fourth reached out his eager hand.
And felt nbout the knee;
"what most this wondtous beast is Ike
"'Tts clear enough the elephant
Is very Ike t1cei"
The .Qfsh, who CHANGED to touch The csr,
Said, Zen tho bliudest man
C4n tell what this resembles most:
Deny the fact who can,
Ilts marvel Of an elephant,
Is very Ike fanI"
The st1'A no sooner had began
Ahout the beast to grupe,
ThAu, eetxIng on the swinging tail
That felt within his ecope
~ Sec" Quolh he, .'the elephant
Is Tc1J like ropeI"
And 20 these men Of Indos.an
Disputed loud and lonc,
Each, In bis OWN opinion,
Exceeding sti0 and strong,
though each wAs partly in tho right,
And all were In tho Wroug.
So oft In politicianss Vs.s
The Gfpntxnts, weeu,
Rai1 On Ia utter lKnos1nrf
OF what each other neau.
And prate about Al elephant
Not one Of them has eeent
deliberately say there IL not man With O
without eyes Wbo has erer eeen tho whole OF Ii.
policy. We have only felt ita aide, IT. tuek, It
Trunk, its knee. ia car, or It's tail Much laucAte
aud spplause.1 For the President
"Twt1t coming In aud turning out
Leaves The beboldtr still in doubt
Whether the drake thai made the track,
II going South or coming back" (Laughter.]
Tho minority report Of the Committee of Fittee.
Stales to representation. This proposition Il
upon It's very face tho most monstrnns abaurdity
Rebels hAre no rights except the Constitutions
right Of being hung But lneed no argument ex
sept the logic ot Has The acted upoI
tho unconditional right OF ths States1 Who up
, 1866-09-24

City Akscrsorss Rcturnx-Neal and Per.
6oual Ex,atc in Each DIyixIon-
a Difference Of Opinion
-EUmpnfiSona.

The assessment Of the va1uc OF ret estate and
personal property Of The three divisions Of tho
city, has been completed for the present year,
Tie following are the figures;
Real: Personal. Total.
, 1866-09-24

BrE61AIs AnuoAn.-Wi,hlu tic past week or
two house breakers, thieves and hurslars seem to
hare bessnn Active operations for the iaIl cam
working man. who boards At the corne: Of North
Wells and 0aE streets, had his room entered and
robbed Of $te0- A etorc at the corner OF Union
and Washington streets was entered at an carly
honr yesterday morning. by emitting out large
pane Of glass IN front window, bu: the burglars
tg9nd & u. money, ard bud TO usea,3ap With only
Beu1c's saloon. between Clinton aud JEFFERSON
s1fcets, was entered In simi!aT manner about
lew dollars il change aud TWO boxes oi cigar.
, 1866-09-24

There is NtSIe room to doubt that Eome person
or persons, impelled b.. personal maNce Of de-
termination ut al hazards to prevent thse Winning
cent fence, and stood on the track where 10 know
Butler would pass within reach, and where 1s1orcd
by the darkness ha could escape. No h1oN Wns
, 1866-09-24

FOR 6ALE-Two good counters and q
= lot oa@shelyfng with drawers, suitable t1f dT
g1os Or boots snd shoea inquire atstore 1873 South
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NeuiabrSfu@en! NeuiabrSfumen
@c3u bean mad ibnen fu@tn,
Da bel @te6 nub paIabaut
Sober tapur tltesen tam
Grtf9 bas MuerbeRe
Gum @plpeftrftft?

or 6 aifer so, arrs2aprp9f q N trt
|fetne @ieber1 s { ma bbm E ser
&eBterun8.-- Metp Sort 10 De3.
Martmilfa.1 erlieb am 1. cine prctlau1a.
ton unb pertatbet am tn Der Paupt>
Rabt Mtrieo, ba6 er BE 3dBel Der @e9te,
rlM19 ,pteber erartfen babe. Ct faBt ct
,p1rbe etnen National, GcnAreB berufe1
unb e6 mQrbe pom bemielben 1ber bic Gra>
sc pb tas &a~ifertbuu, bsfeben bleibe1
foQe, at8e0iu1u1t a1erben. &.
De San 2ufe mertfanii9e &ir4en,
partef BAT BEN s&at@tr 10, NQiu. .DpGar6
unb 10000 man1 rterifanf19er Irup>
pen 81 lfefert Deriprp@tn, UNI itt III be,
tpeae,t ba ~ bleibtn. Da8 Manifef pels
Dies Marintltau an, 1. BON Driaaba er.
lief, 1T nt&t bic 8trfanbtguns etnse fe<
ften5 Gntf&lubt8, ba8 &atftttbunt aufre@t
~ erbalttu, f!unbern nur cine Grfldrun1,
oab Ct auf 8ttte b%erporraeenber BarAtr
feline @1rbe tpteber 1bernpntnden uno ii@
enf&lpBen BABE eine.l &pn9reb be8 8clf8
3u terufs,1, pom tei1en S&rttte1 feline III,
tdnftt8e 9anblun96wftfe abbdx9tr MIR,
Be. @eBeapdrti8 betra9tet er I'D ttur alS
Yropifort(@er &ai(tr.
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-9iaae Metfele pc, 8ofpn purbe
ertpnnt, un1 tte Habe3u 20 WVtQpneu Re.
-trapeute1 SntsrsGtn bet 8fr. Staatett,
wel&e Dor enell@et. ,nb franj6fi&en
@ert&tst6fen f9wtbsn, III tpatren.
Gin Meb9er8ang.--D ie MQi(>
ion S@erman'6 mad Mert6o bat f@ ais
ent(9tsben perfttt ertrielttt tnb ber @tnc,
tat ietf If lter BE sau3e Nustleeenteit
be0putfvt.
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tt.'n. S;DEageetan 33ttBt'rss basa nddtfats@tt ts
@tnlanb;; lpte5 pte utppernes11uion ber Ser,
&taaien. bass 9tlesint S@taatent, smte'3 /. 8.
Mbpbe Sslanb, Dtlapart, Dsrmtnt VI.
~. ,bur@auS teine 9%fnlntnii1t :frettr @5l>
terent,pidlulnnelelu1 fit,o, aud wartr idiu,nnat,'
Hide en9li(@zamerttanti@e Golonitn our
Bet be6 BefreiunB8lrie8eS an ppIittf@er
Ma@t itbr Helm, Dfel fletner nod ais bic
nXlefnen" ienitits Der Mainlinte e8 Jest
fnt. Gu8lanb ner1r@te In ben Sabre1
1863 -76 basitnt9e puliii&e SYfeus ,
mel9e8 Griebrt@ Order fit eeet8net 3u
balteni @eiut, ben @iebeftanb Der &tet>
,ten jenfeitS oer Mafnltnte 3u bre9en; BE
Golee tpar ber Observation-Disclosures uub
bic NteberlaBe Gn8lants, panal6 bic 9r5,
Bite Mla9t bsr Grbe.
SD beboure arfrtdti8, bag Grttbrih
6eder, wel9er etnft 8laubte, BITE Befreiuu8
Deut51lantS tbnne ppn Dem Hefnerl
8ope1 ousBebert iebt fit BAG 9dn3e i1b>
weflf9e Deutl@lano teinen anpern @atb
3u baben i9etnt, al8 ben Der l1nter1uer>
flung. SD unp rtsire politii&en Greunpe
flnb ber gnfi9t, baB SIpwefpeutl@lare
ben &abt >pelber tbm BON BET Defleite
BEG Mtlanttl9en Scean8 aus tfm fernen
&leixftaate SQinpi8 fpmmt mob! tbun
wirb> ni6t III befplgen.. SD wil1 Go mel
mem alien Greunbe 9eder nfgt gum @orz
wurf MAIDEN, baB er auf feiuer e~ntleBener
Garm an Der @rdnse Mi6ourt'8 ben rids
ti9en Mab1ab gut 8eurtbetlung beutl9er
@n9ele8enbeiten perloren bat, unt Bit e8
Don i'm iiterSeu9t, paB Ct an ben auf
8o8bett unb u~nwabrbett terubenben 9ln>
griffin, wel@e Der Mitbeilun8 fetner 8ttt
fe 8e0en MID eema@t, feline Greube Bat.
Muf fpl&e niebertrd@ti9e 8erldumpunBen
jui anttpprtsn, balte i'd unter meiner
Marten..
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Gtru1e lbtr 6eder>

@ir tater neuli& bic Brtefe 6ede's
absr bie eeeenmdrtiBe Gage ber Dinge In
Deut@ldnb tnitBetbetlt. Dfefelten tater1
trdbsu III lsbbaft.n Di6tuiiiunen 8eran>
lai1unB BeBsben. Inter Mnberen IT aud
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1866 $3.50, 600.
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