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Removal Of the Mayor Of Tuscumbia
HDQRs. THIRD MILITARY District,
Ar, ,Sr. q. Anril 15 1857

ATLANTA, GA, April TO, Io5I. }
Special Orders No.2.
l. The municipal election held at Tus-
cumbia, Ala, on the 1st of April, 1867,
being in violation of orders of the General
in Chief of the army, as well as orders
from these headquarters, and not having
been conducted in the manner and accord
ing to the late acts Of Congress, is hereby
declared null and void.
2. Lemuel S. Cockburn is appointed
Mayor of Tuscumbia, and will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
ISignedl JOHN POPE,
Brevet Major General commanding.
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The WHEAT .CRoP.-In this section it
presents an unusually bright prospect, and
our only regret is that there is not more of
it in the ground.-Greenbrier West Va.)
In1eDendent.
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FAIR PLAY-The position of Senator
Wilson that the outside States, in meeting
the terms laid down by Congress, will be
restored to Congress. On that platform
the Senator may defy "Old Thad." and all
his followers.-Herald.
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Personal.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Colonel Tate, OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, and
General West, of the Mississippi Central
railroad, left this morning for the North.
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Annexation Popular.

SAN Francisco, May .6.-The Victoria
Colonist, one of the oldest of the Van
couver's Island journals, says, editorially,
that nine out of every ten colonists would
welcome annexation to the United States.
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The Boston Failure.

BosToN, May leighton has been
brought up on a writ of habeaS corpus, and
his bail reduced to $4,000; which was
promptly given.
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Observation-Disclosures, so far as
this county is concerned, goes bravely on.
Captain Barnes, we learn, has secured pro-
per persons for registering agents in every
magisterial district in this county. The
names will be announced in due time. As
soon as the arrangement is perfect We want
to see every man not DISTINGUISHED 60 for
ward and register at once.-Christian Sun.
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of an Ex.Confeder

AppO1HtHeHt OI IN IN'CVHIc""be'
BALTIMORE, May fudge Scott has
appointed ex-Confederate Commodore
George n. Hollins to be an officer in the
new court. Mr.. Hollins resigned a post
captaincy in the United States navy before
Joining the Confederacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-08

The Southern Relief Fair in Washington
city, under the auspices of the ladies con-
nec,ed with the Fiftb-street Baptist, Nc
kendree Chapel, Western Presbyterian,
A-street Methodist, Assembly's, Calvary
Baptist, and the First Baptist churches,
Was commenced Monday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall.-CigOntCle.
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Senator Wilson and the FinaIity OF
the Congressional Plan.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1867.
Dear Sir,-I am in receipt of your let
ter of the 7th. In reply, beg to state
that have no doubt whatever of the ad-
mission of senators and representatives.
from the States recently in rebellion, on
the terms and conditions set forth in the
reconstruction act, when the said terms
and conditions shall have been complied
with. Yours, very truly, II. WILSON.
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CADETs.-The cadets of the military and
naval academies are to be selected this
week by the President, assisted by the
Secretaries of War and Navy.
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The Fenians Capture n British Flag.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, May About thirty
Fenians boarded the schooner Elk to-day,
and tore down the British colors; after
which they quietly went ashore.
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CONFIRMATION. - Ninety-four persons
were confirmed at St. Mary's church yes
terday by the Right Rev. John Magill, d.
D., Bishop of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ga
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American Medical Association.

American Meulcal AssocA"sAoH.
CINCINNATI, May THE American Me-
dical Association met to-day. All parts of
the country are represented. The con-
yention will last several days.
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The Kentucky Elections.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 7.-Additional
returns indicate the election OF the entire
Democratic ticket.
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Failure I'm New York.

NEW YORK, May THE failure OF
Watts, Crane s. Co., large cotton firm, is
announced.
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TAX on CORPORATION NOTES.

Tie Lau.-"That every national bank
ing association, State bank or banker, or
association, shall pay tax of ten per
centum on the amount Of notes OF any
town, city, or municipal corporation, paid
out by them after the lst day of May,
1867, to be collected in the mode and man
ner in which the tax on the notes of State
banks is collected"
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TOHN DOOLEY. HAT MANUFAC-

81 TURBR AND DEALER, No. I'll Eagle
Sa uare Main street, Richmond, Va, 10 now
In receipt Of all the staple and fancy stylese
OF HATS and CAPS for the spring trade; The msr.
will and In this stock the very best assortment Of
goods in the Hat line Their trade Il respectfully
collected His sEperepRis o, uPTa .t.s o. him n
saving that he knows what kind OF goods Will suit
the people, and he 10 determined TO keep them:
Amongst the latest styles received are the Bon.
lsysrds,b "COrdoyas," '.Blsck Crook" nsw
style saratoga" DO, 30. NH
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Internal Revenue Decisions.
FIRE CRATES, CASTINGS.


Fire CRATES are not stoves within the
meaning of the internal revenue laws.
The castings OF a CRATE constitute the
principal part of it, and are to be regarded
as the crate and the sheet iron, wrought
iron, and soap-stone portions, as additions
more completely fitting it for use. The
finished CRATE is taxable at the rate of five
per cent. upon its value, less the cost or
value Of the taxed castings composing it.
SOAP, SOLD IN BOXES.
Any soap, other than common brown
in bars" sold at above three cents per
pound, and common brown in bars" if
sold at over seven cents per pound, is tax
able. The price at which soap is sold de-
termines its liability. This price is the sum
paid by the purchaser for the soap, with
on. any deduction of expenses of sale,
&C. If the box containing the soap is
charged TO the purchaser as a separate and
distinct item in the bill, according TO the
custom of the trade, it would not be in
cluled in fixing the value of the soap for
purposcS of taxation. In such case the
charge for the box must not exceed its
cost or value, and an under-valuation of
the soap and generalization of the box is to
be regarded as an attempted fraud upon
the revenue.
LEGACIES AND SUGGESTIONS NOT INCOME.
Legacies and SUGGESTIONS are not return
able as income but when legacy or sue
cesSion consists of an annuity for term OF
wears, the annual payments constitute in
come, and should be taxed as such, al
though a succession tax or a legacy tax
may have been paid upon the present worth
Of the annuity.
INCOME FROM SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
If part Of piece of rear estate pur-
chased since December 3lst, 1868, was sold
in 1866. the excess of the sum received
therefor over the sum paid for the same
portion should be returned as income.
BONDS AND MORTGAGE.
Whenever bond or note is secured by
mortgage, but one stamp is necessary
upon such papers, "provided that the
stamp duty placed thereon shall be the
highest required for said instruments or
ether of them" (Section 1907 A mort
gage given to secure bonds which are to be
issued from time to time, as sales OF them
can be made, is valid so far as stamp taxes
are concerned, though no stamps are affixed
thereto If the bonds are properly stamped
as provided in the section above men,
toned, as they are issued.
TAX on CORPORATION NOTES.
Tie Lar.-" That every national bank
ing association, State bank or banker, or
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.nao-,s between Fifteenth and Seventeen

BOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds at
ID lower prices than can be bought At W61
any other house in the city. All In want
are invited to call and examine my stock.
/ have secured the services Of Mr.. ROW -
LETT WINFREE ~ salesman, who Will be pleased
10 see any of his friends who may give him call.
Ihays MEMS CALF SEWED BOOTS ut SIX DOL.
D0' IL. n. CASTOR,
ana 1l1e Main street.
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THE SECOND GRAND ofhn
SHOES, HATS. AND TRUNKs..A. ~
GUNST. OF the firm Of A. GUNsT Co.,
No sos Broad street near Fifth, formerly 2 resi-.
twenty years resident Of this State desires TO In.
form his friends and customers that we are now
opening an entire new stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
from the best manufacturers, at greatly reduced
prices: Ladies' Caters, an endless variety, from
81 20 to -: Infants Shoes u.s. 10, and soc zen.
tIemen's Congress Caters. from u upwards; and
all other goods In proportion.
Custom work made to order, and repairing neatly
done.
We solicit a call from the members OF the Legis-
ature before retiring TO their homes, and lay In
good supply
County inerch ants will find II to their advantage
to examine our stock before pnrchasing else
where A. GUNST Co.,
sp24 No. sos Broad street, Richmond, We.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT uhn
VI ON BROAD STREET
THE RUSH GREATER THAN EVER

ro psf rae HSs SRshT rH BlkaAiss * Bossffs. -
SHOES, AND TRUNKsAT 80.
MICHAEL GUNSTS CELEBRATED gOOTs
SHOE, AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE. =,
Call and convince yourselves, and you VIII
surely be pleased. The following are some o. the
prices: 500 pairs Ladies' Sewed Morocco boon'
81 500 pairs English Lasting Congress oai,e,s'
from 81 up 800 pairs Chtldren's shoes, from nss.
up. All other goods sold In proportion;
= MICHAEL 0UNST,
AIT Broad street between Fourth and Fifth,
Ave doors from Breeden 4 Fox's, and
ap2s one door from N. Mitteldorfer's.
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CONSULT YOUR INTEREST, al61
" AND 90 TO HENRY GUNsT, 1897
Main street. between Fifteenth and Seven
teenth streets. You can get Cbiids
gress Cater, good, at fl.25, and superior quality
. si7s; Lady,s hessd slipper, mor9sco 81 .ia
shoes, in endless variety, from ~ 70 "; Mems
Boys, and Youths, Shoes at prices to suit these
hard times Calf Boots, our own manulaetures
and sewed Brogans.
My experience as tanner In Virginia for Twelve
wears enables me to otter good goods, being 1udge
Of leather. We keep Trunks Of every descrlpuon'
nem'nD'' VIC A"A-' HENRY GUNsT,
1897 Main street,
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, DC.
MANDATORY OF LADIES and
AVA GENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES. "a

The undersigned would respectfully inform big
friends and the public generally thss No %
MISTFxcToRY OF GENTS AND LADIEv
FINE BOOTS. sHOEs, AND gAITkks. ).
In making this announcement ne promy,, ~
fully maintain the former standard and fepnssusC n
OF the house (which was established In ~ ~.
COOP Work st ss Low PRICES Is can % ma1e
Quality considered By any house 10 t sns sap
irons OF the house and our citizens Ut larGS, u
charge Of the manufacturing department.. wnisn y
enough to justify the promise Of strict attention |"
ordered work.
full supply Of the best Philadelphia ana oensr
manufacturers work always on hand ny sYnn6
supplies are now In, and call 10 respectfully son
cited. WILLIAM Y. WHITE,
sp film Executor OF p. X. WHITE.
A M. DAVIS can be found at the
IA. shoe store Of WILLIAM p. WHITE, NO,
1903 Main street where his facilities are - rood
II not better than any house In the South Tor map.
ufaeturing BOOTS, CATERS, and SHOES fos
ladies and gentlemen. Particular attention Psio
to suit tender feet We use nothing but the Dest
material, and employ none but the best workmen,
You will lose nothing by patronzing the store o.
WILLIAM ?. WHITE. ap ac-1
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H0ttse anil sign Painting.

L. l.. MONTAGUE 4 SON,
TENTH STREET BETwggN MAIN AND Carl
will be pleased to receive orders from their ishos
and the public generally for
HOUSE. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAIHIino
IL EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms moderate.
5-ts l.. Il. MONTAoUb q ooN.
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Sine immae Oamc,

WeIdbe md einem Nifentbdlte non rpenigen Noraten
i'll Der Staot uad ibrer IdnbIitb IL 6eimatb suriidt
febrte, Iuurbe pI iIren Sreunoen taum mieber err
tanut. Statt oes raubeu, gldnbiben, poubliitigcn
8eiibtes bate ite cine pebe rouge Sarbe BON bel,
na9e aearm1rgldtte unb ftatt bretlnSsmansig fbien
ite in bet Sbdt ert abtsebn fem. Muf Die @niruee
nab Der llriabe Oieier 10 groBen Serdnbeulng ert
,pieerte fie. often, bas fie ben 9irtGffifeben
u nj braudbte uno benieIben fir cine unfdbdt.
bare AcquiiitiOn iiir ben Soilettenth ieoer Dame
belt. 0urcb feineh @ebraub tanH iehe Dame ODER
Serr ibre peri6ulidbe Gri6einung bunoertfadb per-
ibOnern. IS 1T eimfadb in feiner 3MiammenfeSmng,
mic Die Tatllr elbit einfa it, aber pHiibertroffen IN
iener gBirtiimfeit, nm llnreintbteit ans Der Saut
uno 8eibt5farbe berausSniie1en ino piefelben al
beien, 81 reinigen unb 81 peri60nern. Surcb feline
brete 98irtun9 duf bic Oberbait sebt ale umrei=
ni9teiten aus, aIlmdbIib oieielbe beiIenb uno bic
Oberildde beIaiienN ruie be ylatmr beiebe beab1=
tigte, far, fnnft, 9Iatt unb fb6n. Yreis 81, bMrd
lie 4olt Ooer GgpreB auf SeitelIung uerenbet oIrd
8S. e. @Iait u. 60, Gbemiter,
SO. gSeft Sanette StraBe, Spracll5e, q. q,
Die ein;isen amerifanifden Ngeiiten fir feimen
Sertauf. apo IS fpp eodIp
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2ei0emCc /!
9ulott lli6t nlcDr !!

g9enn SSbr Ourb AnwenSuHs pom Or. 8 Gin.
AusSaben curirt ,peroen f5nnt. Ser iiberraidenSe
grfoIg, ueIber biele unfddsbare eei3n fir nattrz
TIDE uno lIeru0ie Sdw6de, algemene gntfrdflung
nne 9arnieeeritegen, 8eruft Der 9Rnstetbdtigteit,
smpoten3 Dber irgenD cine anoere 6oIae iugeMoliden
aei6tnnes be8eitet bat, mabt iie ~ benz nertbuous
item Brdparate, TpeIu,s lie entSed porocf III. IS
enterut ale 1erpenIeioeu, e6erge, 1IIgenb It, Auf<
regnng nnfdhqReit slm Gtbiren ober 3M @e{Cbdften,
Beriuft b @eod6tniiies, 8erwirrure, 8e anten an
Selbmoro, 5irdbt oes 2SdbRFnnes II. (. 10. Gs feHt
ben Appetit nit Der der Mno egneuert Die 8eiun6beit
9erieraen, ipelde fie bur9 ibermdbi9en 0enub ober
f6tente @empbnbeiten Serft6rt baben.
s5iingIingr, iGgt Gu9 ndbt mebr DON GuadiaIbern
unt igHorGHten YraftitGnten btnterseben, IonSern
.anf einmaI SefnnSbeit unb Slid iidern. Sine uous
tdn6ige 6eiIung Tpire IN iebem 5aue gepdbrIeitet.
Yreis 81 per dlai9e oSerDier 5lai6en an cine Aoree
cine 5IaThe 1T 6inreidemb, cine Rur In allen aes
m6bnlid5en 5dlen berSuiteIIen.
&beHio Or. eJOtnuIe's fpe3fidbe PiIer, sir raIben
naS baHefn0en Soeinrg pom @onorrhoea, Bleet, S1az
MehentIu idungen, Stein, DIalenfatarrB im0 auer
HiereHl MnO Baienleiben. 6eilmng beiuirtt IN enem
bis finf I1gen. 9isieIben Iperoen Don YHanseners
trdften bereite bic benz Spiteme unf6a0li fino unn
Oen Rabsn nismaIs iberIaeen pber ben atbem pers
gfften. &etn Bebiet Der Dtdt TT Iudbrenb breS QHes
braudfs n6tGiS nod binbert ibre 9grtung irgenbmie
ben 4efGdften nabsmeeben. Yres 81 per RGitdben.
Sober Der betoen oben eriodhnten Artike miro blot
uerpadt uno na69esablt, bur9 bic gol o6er ben Grs
pres, nGdt GmpfGng 6es Yreies irgeuo cine Moree
uerianbt. Ban rt6te ale 8eitenuns en- an
~ Berger. Gbutts q. Co.. Gbemifer,
ap3 eodniol5 80. 285 aiuer Ctr. IrOp, ". y.
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Saincs SrO's, 9smuos
OdS 9Jinnp mn 0Imer;fo

- gteie Eianos rperoen aIIaemein pom competeuten
9t9tern ! r aue Htanos, Die nod aenaCtt norSeu
1lno' 9lel9 an rianut. Nls gmpfebiunaen fSnuen
MIR nns auf niele taueno Stabt= urS 9amobepobner
mebf 9roben gnSabIen Der QotbI1uIer, Seminare n
|. 10. beSieben. "
~ Sleie ganos baben nitbt auein ben bcitSnSiaeu
9soranb nnS iGpere graris Don sinem Sabre aus
gs9stsn, 1onoerh llno bic eften IS Sabre sur pou.
rano,9iten Sutrt.Senbet Serer, iueIe e sebrauttrn
benust pproen.
Sleielbe habem 9rete unb ReSaiuen erboIteu. ,po
ne urr tmnter ausgefteut putSei Sps 8erIanoen
nab oteien 9anos 1T 10 gro gepefen bas Die Serpen
QatheS Sros 8. t9 genotbiat iaber, ibre arbeiten
SIoebnen. 7''|'''9 "''9
Steie babsn jest cine Der ausssScbnteen unb Doll.
Eanol9ten Sa6rtten IN ben Ser. Siaaten, inbem bic
6abrtt duen Iber bret Yterte eiueS Nders annh he
Sedt mn eine ,ront pon 2t9 s 6 oil Der 8lpeiten
III ellle Ell pidelt. " O
SieeIben tnb enti6ieSeu Die biuaIten Yiuuos erse,
%a1e TN Sanoe 9san fenoe FUR iilutrirte Girfulare
SaineS Bros,
S56, 35S, $50, 362, 36l, $50, 1863, 80, 80, S.
mSSS SR 8rueite .Abenue, Stem gOrt Gitp
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9as 9cdcr Siallo-TDrt
Spciher. SO. 4 gleefer StraBe,
Netp=SJprf. ..

Der nmtersei1nete label a6tnnaspou hie 8eadb;
tnn9 oes Sublihms unb Der Yrofeiion fir oieie be-
siibmten nitrnmente Elm, pelte inter iener beion=
BERN AnfDt aus benz beiten geo6rren bacterial per-
Grtigt ino.
Eas Deder Sidno bat ale neueitem 8erbeher,n9en,
Is POLES eifernes 8eteu, iiber;oaer Sa6, GIfenz
etn Sron NIT Weta1 auSgeIe9te 26ber, frans6Ii1ce
dntpfer nnb bis auf bic Nitte oes S3l6eIbrettes
bersoaene pdnlmer.
Ntr: Seder's praftibe Grfabrun9 aIs Serferti9er
pom ElonOs felt mebr als % Sabren lift cine 6inrei=
9enoe 9arantie, baB feline eSnitrnmente unlbertle=
Iid imS in Stdrfe ,nh 9anerbaftisteit pes g,aues,
Henbe t, Rrdft unb inaenoee Gigenfbaft bes Zones.
Die 8efsr Ytano SOrtes iino febr srp6e, polt1nz
etee Snfrltmente, bic obne 3iidiibt auf SOFTEN
ber9eitcut nb fir Die pole 2dn9e ficben Sabren
9arantirt perben, nb Guo ben eritem 9reis erbanen
baben, no fie nod ausgeiteut roen paren; ais aud
bic Gmpfeblnngef Der beIien &iinfIer heS 2anoes. :
YretS pom $oOO-$tOO0. Die ianere Naibinerie Der
nicSrl9er beSabten Snitrumente It senam oieieIbe,
pie bic Der b6beren. siberaIer abat fir ben dnoel
@eiiticbe nno WujifIebrer. 9ei6reibungsIiite au,
Anin1en burt6 Die 8oh.
6. 8. Dctfcr,
,friber in Sroome StraEe)
SO. 4 Sleefer StraBe,
bs9 6M @ewgO {.
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Fret FIR ssebermann.

Gin aroses, 6eitises GjrtuIar eebt auffIdrune uOH
Ter sr6Bten gt4ttgteit fir tie SHgenO beioer @es
i9ledter. I FA4
Is lebrt, ME Sdblide i95n, 8era9tete seiu&t nnS
9etgefiene eeltebf wetbeh .t3nHen.s 9eiMe fiaIae
Dame ober iunger Baum iolte uerfeb.en bre Mereiie
etnsueaoen nab Gif gsad;abinng bes Yotto'S eiiie
Gopp NIT umsebep6er 4Oit ii6 susommeE sn lGfen.
gaan abrs y. .. Or e. III.
Gp4 65Reodnm %, y. g.
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gpetial IS N''iioI,tisen, !.

Sic entbiIt gebeimmi6e, weIdbe nod ME cin
Sterblider ertubr. sic 9iebt tnneres Stila genen
ruieber 1peIe in 5oIge trauriger @reigniFe, gataz
ftrnpbeu Rreu3neeit in Der 2iebe, 8erut uoH 8ers
ruabten MAb Sreunben SerlIit pom 9elo U. I. 10. Der
8erspetfIuHg fiCb iberIiefert bGtten. Sic hringt
LANCE 9etrennte pieher Snfantmen; 9tept AMlfldrnn
uber abpeIeHoe Sreunoe uno 2iebbdber. lieut. uerle
mes poer eestobIenes GigenIblM lpieoer surd; er=
adbIt cas- 9ebdft, benz man an beiten 9eeignet tit
nadsugeben rIno in ueIhem mdn pahrf6etnlt6 ben
meifen Grfolg si erparten bat; peranlaBt t@neHe
So6Selten uno thetlt gena ben Gag Der 9eratb nit;
giebt oeh Nnmen, Bortr1t uno Gharatter;lge Der
YerioH an. sic lieft ioaar bic 9eoanten uno ent'
bilt bur9 ibre faft iibernatiirIibe 8egabang bic
men, peIdbe mir am SirmGdbente feben = ben ibels
IuoHenoen Sternen, peldbe i'll oer Sufammt nitelMng
porberri6enb NIB iiberpieaeno fiRb pom benz An=
bIide ule Der Stelung Der Yaneten unb Der rfterne
ON SimmeI sur 3eit Der @eburt / ct Tie has 3ns
fnnftsIoes Der zMenfben ab. Nan perfebte tidbti
bic ar6bte AltroIosiH au Ser Grbe 81 befragen. IS
IoIte bios cine 1leiniatst io msdte ME wieber
cine 10 qinitge @elegenbeit baben. Sefragun9s9es
biibrtn ncbit Yortrait ulb aller gepnbten Auffld<
runa 81. Serionen, pelebe in Der @ntfernun9 tDobs
men, i6nnem briefIid lie 0asome nit gtcider Siders
belt nnb 9ennGtbnnng fir ib befrn9en ais psrfon=
lid. Cine poIe ousflbrIide 8arte. ansgefdries
bel nit allen Sragen beantuprtet unb 4ortraft beige,
Iegt wiro per 9pff nab @mpfang bs5 nbeen Yreiies
suge1nbet. Sas ftrifteite @ebemntb mtro beobobtet
uno ale Gorreiponbens suridgeienoet ooer perltet.
GmpfeblIugen aus be erlten SIu1Ien IDerofn Oenen
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