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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24

vAIuARLE On PAINTINGS. The catalogue sale
Of the large and valuable collection of oil paint
ings by Montgomery & Bro. will commence this
evening January cath, at Il o'clock, ct the Opera
House, II st. Charles street. This collection IS
very gelect, varied III subject and large enough 70
gratify every taste and fancy The party Offering
this large collection having formerly sold our GIT
liens many 81 their most desirable and valuable
paintings, is q person Of rare Judgment IN works
Of art and merit, and has selected this collection
from the studios and galleries Of the most sele-
brafea and eminent artists Of Europe and America.
Many Of the above are from the pencils OF G. Som
mers Mynheim, stanfeld Allom, and other equally
celebrated modern artists, and are unequaled in
true and correct deneation, delicacy and richness
III coIoring, and are unsurpassed BY any modern
productions. The public are invited toa thorough
examination Seats will DO reserved for the ladies
at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24

RoeERs 4 KINGSTON. These gentlemen, who
were in the auction business before the war, have
resumed their former pursuit. Their old friends,
and the public generally, viii find them at No. ISL
Graver street prepared to attend to everything in
their special line Of auction and commission.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24

EXPENSIVE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--Att attention is
requested to the very extensive sale of real estate
TO he made by b. Walton 4 Deslonde auctioneers,
this day, commencing at y o'clock NJ, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. The list
embraces some Of the most valuable residences,
cottages and stores in the city Of New Orleans,
also some Of the most valuable and choice build
ing lots for stores residences, etc.
The unreserved sale Of the properties belonging
to the New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad Com
pany should attract large audience, and we doubt
if such an opportunity has been offered for years
for such an investment For full particulars,
terms, ETC., see advertisement in this morning s
nan IL 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24

Mr.. f. REIMoNENQ announces to the planters of Lous
and neghborng States that he has appointed
the Commercial Houses France the Indies and
that he is aathorzedto sign contracts for the Immigration
Laborers from India or China. 1g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24

HATS HATS IS. G. Hickey, importer, manu-
facturer and wholesale dealer, offers for sale at
reasonable prices, at his store, No 40 Camp street.
a large and complete assortment of hats of all
colors, dimensions and qualities together with an
elegant assortment Of straw goods for the spring
trade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24

FRENCH TROUPE At THE New OPERA HOUSE,
We learn that the French troupe which has been
lately performing in Mexico, Havana and other
cities, is expected to arrive in New Orleans to.
wards the end Of next week, and will begin on the
9Th 6th Of February at the New Opera House.
The office for the sale of tickets and the sub
scription list are daily open at the corner Of
Bourbon and Toulouse streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24
ss-sse second page for future auction sales

HAVANA CIGARS Dealers and consumers will
find it to their advantage to attend the catalogue
sale of direct importation Havana cigars, this day
at III o'clock A. NJ. See D. 3. Morphy's auction
advertisement
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

MAcAuLAY, THE ESoLIsd HIsToRIAS's DEr-
INITIoN OF PURITASIsM.-They mistook their
own vindictive feeling for emotions Of piety
regarded the OLD testament as superior to the
New, because in it they could find warrant
for the indulgence of maleyolent passions
were worse in morals and manners than was
justified by the Jewish Code when the syna
gogue was in its worst state; taunted the Re-
deemer as sabbath breaker regarded it as a
sin to hang garlands on may pole, to drink
friendly health, to fly a hawk to hunt q
stag, to play at chess, to put starch into ruff
TO read the "Fairy Queen" regarded learn
ing with suspicion if not with aversion had
scruples about teaching Latin Grammar, be-
cause the names of Mars Bacchus and Ap
polio occur in it prescribed all the fine arts
thought half the fine paintings in England
were idolatrous, the other half indecent
The extreme Puritan was at once kuowi
from other men by his gait, his lank hair th'
sour solsmni,y Of his face, the upturne,
white of his eyes, the nasal twang will
which be spoke, and above all by his peculia
dialect. He employed on all occasions tn
imagery and style Of Scripture, and thus, b.
the use of Iiebraisms violently introduces
into the English language and applied TO The
common concerns Of English life, ,smoved tn
derision of both prelatsts and lbertines.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

A LITTLE RoxGscE-The grandfather OF
Gen. Robert y. Lee was rival Of Gen.
Washington in a love affair. The object of
their affection was beautiful Miss Griuee,
the first love Of Washington, and whom he
celebrated as "the lowland beauty" Lee
was successful and bore off the prize. The
son of this marriage, "Light Horse" Harry
Lee, was always held in great friendship by
Wssiagton, and Irving, in his biography sug-
gests this TENDERNESS f0s the mother was poa
without It's influence In connection With the
sor.
The friendship continued. between them
until the death of "the father OF his sosntty.'
Major General Harry Ice was gallans oh
eer, the anthor Of "Memoirs Of tbe War in
the South; Governor OF Virginia in 1871
an advocate of the Federal Constitution In
the Virginia Constitution member Of Con.
gress when Washington died; appointed By
Congress to deliver the eulogy originatsi
the classic words "First ia, war, first II
peace, aud first in the hearts o. his country
men.--MoEt tgomery Nail.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

The length of the various telegraph wires
centering around Paris is about SO, 900 miles
enough to put girdle twice around the
earth. There are 6l0 offices for the work
ing of these lines, and the number of mess
ages sent over them last year was l,9S7,74s,
for which the charges was 81 ,224,e55.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

Nor ANOTHER BRIcK.--It Is not often tha
we find hasty people willing to make the
dmende honorable as was the individual men
toned in the following anecdote. A pune
tilious regard for the truth Is highly TO bs
commended, aud below we find nice sense
Of honor ON one side, with still nicer nice
ty Oh the other.
A man said Of a virago with a loud, mas
culine voice: 'Confound that woman throt
tle her voice win reach the fifth story of my
house.
The woman, hearing of the remark, insis
ted that her husband should call on the man
and demand eithera retraction or an apology
and II the man would do neither, the bus
baud was 10 chastise him.
Husband-'Slr, ! am informed that you
say my wife's voice Is 80 loud and masculine
it will reach the fiith story of any building.
Did you or did you not make that scandalous
assertion ?" Holding a whip significantly
Ma.-"well, my dear air, can't say pos
itively. might upon the impulse OF IN,
moment, and rather think did say five sto.
ries. Perhaps ID Is an exaggeration. II Il
pushing the thing pretty strong, admi'.
am willing sir, now that am cooler, to take
Of one story, but not another brick"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

JOSH BILLIYGs.-If man want tu get at
his aktual dimenshuns let him visit . grave
yard.
IL emmy man wants tu be an old bachelor,
and git sick at boarding tavern, and have a
back room in the 4th story; and have red
haired chambermaid bring biz wster and
Cruel tn him in tin wash basin, ] hav al
ways sed, and stick tu it ct, he has got a per-
feet rite tu do II.
Owing to the hi price and great skarcity ov
veal, menny of the fust iamilys are using ar
" yfshai caiues. They say it helps TO finish
out ley ov v>>1utton fust rate.
Whel1 man loses hiz health then he fnst
begnS 10 take care of it. This is good
judgment this IL
II is getting so now-a-daze If man cam
cheat some way he ain,t happy.
Success in life IL very apt to make US for
git the time when VIZ wasn't mneh. II i
just so with the frog on the jump; he kan
remember when he was a tad.pole-but othe
folks can.
An individual, TO be fine gentleman, ha
either got to be born so or be brought up Il
it from infancy he can't lesrn il suddenl,
any more than he can learn to talk injin cor
rectly bi practising on a tommyhawk.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

shun which nightly brought tears to my
sleepin' eyes,
| went one eye on the disrobing of my
inspecting matrimonial prize-my bride =
My own Dorothy Ann!
From the precincts which enshrne my
Dorothy's heart, she drew forth pair Of Gu
nary birds nests.
Oh, how hev seen them thar nests heave
and palpitatel
snoozed, an dreamed, the dreams had
dreamed Of a piller for my ackin' he'd ana
fevered brow.
Her lips parted-her ruby lipsl Which
though fragrant Of the juniper berry tonic,
still he'd kissed mine with an acquired and
experienced jucness.
She inserted her finger 'twixt them lips,
an-out drapped the mouth furniture
Those pearly teeth which she onst told me
never ached.
Ib'leeve her, they didn't
saw my Dorothy cross muddy street
one day, an her titer showed me well
Fl lied stockin
Iopened both my eyes when saw the
stockins come of, an half the film with
'em.
With considerable effort and mental GUS
sin, coutinuered to slumber.
expected to see an arm or leg unscrewed
next, but l was inordinate in my expecta-
tions. She simply removed all the bar from
her head, leavin' few Whitley brown strands
seattle ,ed about her scull..
In a moment of tender ness she onst gave
me lock Of that bar, kernel-a lock of that
which she was layin' aside so keerfull
ha arax N ,trh snct sx;v N
time to bat my eyes before she tenderly ap-
preached me with
"My own Sut, my darlin' husbandw
discontinued my slumber.
arose from my recumbent position some-
what hastily, an remarked: "You cusscd,
infunnel humbug, you You patched, paint
ed, an stuffed dummy You skinny ole
skeleton You bald, toothless ole hagl Do
you reckon Sut Lovengood's so Internal
green ez to submit TO this an stay hyar long
o you ?"
"Oh, dearestest desert me not, thou wun-
stest didst love, an thou artest my husband,
Sut."
Husbandl Thunder an ltenin', woman,
thar aint enuff left of yer fer husbsnd to
git up respectibul emotion over. Lem'me
gol
She he'd seized the extremity Of my evenin'
garment. Hit were tender by reason of age,
an in that respeck resembled Dorothy.
Hit parted from my person, and ] parted
frum hers. ] was reminded even in my
haste, of the story told in Flinders Silver
smiths roam, of an eccentric youth called
Joseph. Some Of the doubts. in my mind
bout Joe's tail were dissipated when
thought mebbe he he'd caught Dorothy
Ann, an realization didn't come up to an
ticipaton.
Kernel, hev jest got outen the lock up.
The watchmen didn't like the stile of my
dress on leavin' Dorothy's bridal chamber
an took me in outen the cold for exposin
my person. I'm jest out. Now what's a
feller to do? G. H. L.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

The CRoPs.--From all parts 9f the State,
Of the riyet, there is but one opinion, mss-
ger prospect for cotton or corn, On some OF
the river places We hear Of good crops, but
they are few and far betx een.--- Kcksbu,g
Herald.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

A REMARKABLE RuLLErIs---In Fredonia
N. Y, the Health, in order TO stir the people
to action with regard to cleaning up, have
posted the following notice; "Tbe cholera is
,onnE' By order Of IT, oommHts'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

A wicked wretch entered OUR sanctum
few days ago, and placing himself ia sor
of sero comic attitude, inquired:
Is there heart that never sighed1
Is there tongue that never liedl
Is there an eye that never blihked?
Is there a man that never drinkedl
Is there woman that never faiatedi
Or is there one that never painted?
If SO, then heart and tongue and eye
Most ten most confoundsd lie
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

CONSOLATION IN ApviscE OF DEyrAf,-
The Philadelphia North American Of Friday
said:
"Reverse may oyertake any cause. Sur
render alone is dsgiasefal. There Is .
thousand times more honor and glory in
standing inanfully,. by such a patty, even
through disaster, than in bying foshd among
the camp followers aud hsngers-of Of a sue
cessfal Organization which fekts only Tor
plumber"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

He who expects a friend without faul.s
will never find one.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

To live quietly, one shogd be blind, deaf
md dumb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
(Giueeiantt.)

8efauutmad1um8.-Sn Gslse einer xuf-
fssseruus IN ben SfeatIi&eu Bldttera serfart.
melte i'd am z. Rd1 ,. s. cine auietult&e
Dameaseftui9aft bteFser @tatt ia ter hubert.
f@ea Dreitaltssetts. 3tr&e, uut cine auSatauus
uub gerlssfuus gum &wStau bteier Rtr&e ~ te.
.atbeu. Der bic gerfaumlurs erSfasuee 9re.
bigger nei6 nit ptniseuD srten auf bas brinsenbe
Btbarfait bieltr 6a@e bin. Die 0tneiube.
(&ule xater BEN seseara.ttsen 2ebrtr 0.gRauer
sti9t fiji bic 3abI ter fe beiu@eubeu 9tnber
at@t naetr bin, an ben 6eRtasen II rar bic I'D
fammeluben 8lieber bee @stesbaufes Der Raurs
u ttiarinlt, lie @aree ser Sa@e usadt Is ben
0lebern ter 0eneinbe uuh alien eyanseKi&en
0lauttnsSensReu Der Staet CUR Gbreufaae.
ensli@ bas bereits 1858 anfsefibrte @ebSuse ~
ysusnten. Die auFsfenten Damsn e,lldrtsu
I'D alstals beeit, ~ bieiem 3pede eiseue arbet.
ten IL liefesn, nab cine 8erlusfuns btrfelben u.
seranRaten. Gs purbe barauf Ia Committee
aus Der Rite ter geriammluns erwdblt, unit
tslseutt Daastn ;ur 2dtans hes @anaen b.
finmt:
,Mrs.p >. R inteu,R rs. =. 81. aieftr,
Ris., 81. .S&mitt Ere. bans,
Frs. DrekeI Rrs. RaIIer, Rtl
pIlIeL Ri6 Draentxalt, 1rs.
edsse1.
DiefsS Dameatsuantittee bat @iAps&ea tes
IL. R6u tRa@ntttass 3 ubr ;. 8. ~ cine
lstttea ausenetasn 8erfannl1us IL be. lutbe.
siiasa DrttfalhssttS. 9tr9t biesfelbf fefsefett
xlbJaSuA DlxsJdnaA ali Danen 70 mi
2sCtr tsr oemeiuse eis,-sss4s I'd babti ttttet'
Uoe1 HsueakI1-4 LIZ
SO Nsft!ar;
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
~ Guroyaii&er 8anRler!-Gtwai

~ Guropdii&er Sanfler!- Gtmas
Meues III bieftni 2anbe!-Der slluteryei&nete,
@m. parles, ber fueben Bon europa anst!om.
men II unb IL btr SAINT Der pbstesrapbte fit
mebrere Sabre i'm uu1euetli&en europa beid1f.
ttet mar. uue 3par in ben Stdesn 3amburs,
@todtulu. 9openbasen nne Gbrifiauia. beebr
G&, ben &inwubntru BON @inpna unb bee flb.
li@en Rtnne(ota an3u3eisen, ba6 Ct nd taue.nt
in bie(tr @taet ~ BEN 3pede niteereela0en bat.
has pbptpgrapben eei&dft ~ betretben, nit aueu
feisen neutfeu Dertederunsen, unb ta e Sa.
Rrurente mitsebra@t bat, wie man ie inNmerita
Mot peiter fnpst. fr IL Ct ltsrieust, bae feline
wbotosrapbien son teiueu 8aufler ess 2anses
iibertrufen merteu iSnnen.
Ct bat ein 9n1ruuaent, ptl@es baS Bib I'M
Nu soaeneet, unb pel&es sau3 belsnters 3ur
vortrdtirun8 poa 8inbtru etnseri@tet III.
Das publieuua 1T trsuubli&f erfuGt, Ssrsu.
fpre&en unb itine arbeiten ~ p.afeu. Atilisr
in 3. @tcd Sim,fpn'S Blpd, @inpna. .
Go pirb sepdtrleifet. bae bic Aybett eefaQen
uaub. pber teia bouorar Serlaugt utrb. 374
Wiuoaa, @ept. '65. I'm. 1arIes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
(Ginsefautt.)

Riuneap plisr7. RG1 1866.
Dem Dertieufte feline Qrone. - Sn
Der seRrisen Sisuus Der Gsuutv -GommfFoners
pom benuepin Geant,. purbe sou ben perrn ein.
aimmts bd@IoFtn, bea County %4uptter, ptrrn
4. 0rttbeu fir bic tidtise Berpaltuns feines
anses, ben Daut hes Gouatp's aus1ufpre&en
unb eemftlssn isinen Gs5sn Nm 300 Dollar III
erbSteu.
Die Bl&tr Der Mubitorso ffee pasen IL eiuent
b.tusien 3uRanse; bsr @ei&aftsseuutntb NIB
uuermaslt4en 1battstett bee perrr 0retben ii
- tese& sslauseu, t~tsfstbeu 70 seunGnsis ~
prbuen. ben ssrba1benen Wirrparr 70 eriinblt&
IN eeieitiseu, ba6 e ibu. selans uu,erra County
bel elmer abre@nuns NIT ber @taatsausitorsfFes
etne @xmnse Bon Gtnas ibsr 5000. Dollar u n.
jpareu. @
9u ssrielbea6 tsuns su.ee perr Dr. 4. DIT
mann ssn ct. 4ntbsny gun, G~ouutyar,t e..
rlnnt. Nuu face nod Giaer, peuueptn Count,
winnie svn .Rnosnutbiuss". Dir teten, III
.f&sar,en R.publisaaer ssn pennesin County
StFsn wabres gerbienR au3uerienueu. s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
3u Derrenten.

Cine auf einem Stid BON 3Hderx sutsuGar-
tenlaness ~ Netlen (,u Der print Dsualas
ReaS) sen 81. waul. bttriebeue panbtlssdrtne.
ri, 6abei 6 Ader @teisulaut, uub Sin ileines
Dstubaus IT unter sinftsen 8tbtugausen IN
yerseuien peer auf Antbeil ~ bearbeiteH. Dat
Qane II luua palten spu Ruben In btliebigtrGn.
aatl fsbr surtbeilbaft silssen. intem I'D triber
uus ipdter Dstesaae in Der R6be befneet. Hd.
hfrea in hte(er Offee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10

balt fem Eager bon impOrti,ten uns itlbR anse-
fertisten Giearreu fir ben Gusrcs. unb Dstail'
panesl NIT ben tstnRen. rpblatselassrtsn Ga.
! brilaten fsts snieben.
,unter fetnen &aa@.. S@nupf. unb 9auta.
baden fneet bsr 2isbbatsr bic %rensasirteRen unb
! Bon ssnn 2snutr ssf&dsttasn 9rrten altar xnb
! ueuey Brandt
Dsu.i&e pfdfen. Gieassen- @sissn unb Giuis,
iur, .gs &suS mi {GdnaSf. utu'Svan I sFtri.i
woblfeil unb IN uniibsrtrpFeusr. Vets taSRsaeRe
.ntbalteneer AuSnabl &. ~. Euhelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
sis .babsu Rsts Surratbi8:
pent(3t 9a6er,

sl1ir .babsu Rsts Surritbis:
gfutf3t 9a9er,
Brief l1,,b &ctreib Napier,
ENVELOPES,
MusIk- uni Gissus Hupisr, Ga!a- una $tablttasrn,
5ubsr, Soul, unS oanenbkp's plsiaifts,
Sni6 at { q,
.Ju0en0- un0 Bil0er6uc6er,
.&tfelt's esutlde Sdulbu4r
Nib ollie sie sanstarasn 3.itunssn in ben Ser.
@taanu, Sreers per Ysf usseen fAnsQ
uns ain'tli@ ausssflt1t. &alalose eratiar
Ser &a9erbier=S Balloon
BON
Sobn Gn8eL
9. strabs, in tsr &abe he's Depot, WiuusapOlis.
bait ints s~ursSteis uab 0Hsrirt ten sssbrtsn
Bslu@e1n
Strides beies 2aBerbier
cine opuRantise Muspabl Ter Ser1isli9tsn@ si-
ne, Qiaueuye unb Gisarreu- unb labt IS an sutent
saltsu, SnbiR Mot tstlsn. 81 s. Gneel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
Dr. a. Ortmaun,
Deutl1er Slr,t. @f. Anthonn Wf

DI!tsn: Sbsrs Statt, stan9fdoY Blsd
40 ssseaaees, nabs WsuFrssrsSh ub- Sts.e.
2Sugnahg:2. St.ese, staen Bod uSrs!ib
DMat..'S anesn; gtea,tttass son7-1O,
Or. .. praetfeirt felt 8 SeSr,n In a.. s,,,s.,.
uue betaneelt ale tss aratlid. uns dir,rsff4,,
1at I6laeenhen GGae mad ftrena tpi6,nihsft1;.
gtn Gsanbiaben. Ber f& fGrfftlim an Inn
penest, erbalt prcnapte Mntperi.
Gril9er Smpffoff
IT intseer 5abrfs3eit sorrdtbia. Dr' 8 h..
luUt gane ssnsinbtn unb impft ibre afnber AZ.
gen eiatss gsrsatuns. Giejenieeu, oeId. CIR
.n'!etnt tsrbNen unb i'd unb ibre Kinber ieIbft
Sa .apI:n 1unf9tn, t~Snusu. aeaen Giuit usnna
ssa Pr! Doaars, son ibm senaaenbsu Supfs
usns elas5mpflausetts unb e.naue fhrifIi&eNn-
trttiMna aurn seimhfen erhnlts, IV'eNeV.NN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
Staat Minnefsta, d.
Haniep &puuty. %

@ ia a 4 SIP nnHeNf =
9nn,s.. Garss''" se
;. 60, ss.s.a.'
~ ys.ioa stl~tsnen sos mir ). 8. Surbant,
g.a! s,an; sav ~, ~. 70. Saten, 9ttretar. ssr
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'10.e. ,.;4.. % tSeIt ?. Merrtd.
D'""'s,. ..v'a'' ysa@leg s'ants, Mtnn.
11ree ets 81. paul
oeHes' ane vtarlne.N leerrani &ompanie,
W. vaut, 1ttan', l. San. 1866.
Ditft Gonapauie nurbe praautfrt an, II.
Dtat 1865 trait zines @peaiaI Hreibrefee. tpie
a1aeneirt BON ber Gefetgtbuna bes Staotts
Minneinta. senebrnist 2. MGra 1866.
gDtr leuttu biermit a@tuuesScQ lie Mufmerf.
iau,tttt anf unie.n sluswtis. uelasr uuitr.
VerbaltniGe unb bic ReluItate uuiertr @e16aft,
Der erRen Feben Nsnate harleat.
aDtr ftiget etn 8erjti@ni6 Der Millionaire bel.
aue als serantportlt& tvobl bstauut, uub gitlt
eatsnter ~ ben ret&ifen unb auperla1Tafeu
Mdnnsr1 beg Staatss labSrenb. Das attitn.
tapttal sen $42b,OOOtf e.ner 9lufaee uuter.
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