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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16
E,essas. from EOuGOUn County.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandria Gazette.
LEEsBURG, VA, Dec IA snow com
menced falling some time during the night o.
the 18th, and has continued up to this time
accompanied by good deal of wind. 1t is 6
real old fashioned December SNOW.
Our town has been quite, but quietly, gay
this season, so lar
Rev. Mr. Munsey lectured here night before
last on the character Of Elijah, and last night
on the Philosophy Of Music. His efforts are
highly praised. The temperance folks are try.
ing to get him to lecture for the benefit Of the
cause, but have heard that he will do moth,
ing but preach. .-.@
Harder things are said in the bible against
drunkards, than any mere man can say. He is
expected to preach his sermon some time early
in January.
The wheat crop was looking very we'll before
the snow, but the ground was rather too dry
for it, and the snow will protect it .-
Many farmers have housed their corn the
price laid for shocking has been 90 CTS. per
barrel of ten bushels Of ears, without board
one large cropper paid ten cents and boarded
hands. Eight barrels is considered good day S
work, though a few extra hands can shuck as
much as twelve Thus wages without board
have in this neighborhood been ST. 60 day.
I hear of Two negro men who had hired by
the year at $l25, and board, without clothes,
who have on their own motion been re-employ-
ed as they say con the old plan OF 500 a
year with board and clothing They neither
registered nor voted. -...
| hear Of two others. who registered but
did not vote, who last Ycar got l25 and board,
to whom their employer give the next ycal
$3.50 He assures them they shall lose moth
ing by not voting.
In part of the county where most sympa
thy ia a0o,Us is expressed for the poor Cypress
ed heard Of this incident A negro Ind en-
gagged to shuck corn for a prominent Radical al
81 % per diem, but the general price in his
neighborhood being 81, he essaycd to pay him
off at the reduced price The negro warrnat-
ed him for the price bargained for; both par
ties testified for themselves, but the negro
brought other negroes to prove the bargain,
and the Squire yielded to the power OF mum
bers, and the Rad had to fork over the rhina.
The temper of CUR people is hopeful and
self reliant, and if too much burden is not put
upon us, we will yet go ahead determined il
not rejoicing. AIIQUIs.
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Va. s.IeeconstrucLion'' Convention.

Va. ''EsecOnSfrucIiOn' Convention.
In the Convention, on Saturday, the follow
ing resolutions Of inquiry were offered: OF in
cooperating in the bill of rights the clause de-
claring all test oaths Numerically opposed to
republican liberty; Of establishing a system Of
schools for the education Of all classes of oil,
loving naturalized foreigners to hold property
after one years residence, and to be eligible to
State Offices after three years residence in the
State; aboi>hng corporal and capital punish
mont for crime; Of enfraDchising all persons
from whom it is in the power Of the Conven
ton TO remove existing disabilities.
A resolution declaring all debts contracted
since January lst, 1860, in the purchase Of
slaves, null, was referred.
The chairman of the finance committee in
troduced resolution, that whereas there is
only about one hundred thousand dollars in the
treasury, and seven hundred thousand dollars
will be required to pay the interest due January
lst: Therefore, the Auditor and Treasurer are
requested to suspend the payment of the in
terest until the Convention is satisfied that
there is money enough in the treasury to pay
the interest of January lst Referred.
The resolution and amendment relative to the
intimidation Of voters came up. The Convention
appeared determined not to 60 into political
debate and as very long one had already
taken place on the same resolution, the pre-
vious question was sustained by vote of e. to
IS, and the matter was referred.
The Convention then adjourned.
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C., & a l. + 5 |!
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sea- Est
ALL SIZES AND KINDS.
Retail Prices Guaranteed AS Low rs Jobbers
Wholesale Rates.
COUNTER SCALES,
Of all kinds, with brass beams, and with or
without brass scoops and weights, handsomely
fnishe1 in gilt and vermillion.
PLATFORM SCALES
Of all sizes, with and without wheels, to weigh
from 400 to 5000 lbs
HAY, COAL, CATTLE AND RAILROAD
SCALES.
BEAMS, SPRING BALANCES, &c, Sc, SC.
Correctness and Reliability guaranteed.
Strength and Finish unsurpassed.
We guarantee our Prices as above stated.
Parties in want of SCALES are requested to
examine our stock. -......
Scales delivered in Alexandria free of freight,
-:.- JOHN a. BAKER,
~. Agricultural Warehouse,
Nos 50 and 90 Louisiana Avenue,
... Between 9th and 10th strects
dec l6- 2w Washington, D. G.
NHRISTMAS PRESENTS. .. 49,. -.
Messrs. A. II. MOTT s. co. have just receiv-
ed fine assortment of
SKATES AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
to which they invite the attention Of the public.
A. q. MOTT.
dec l6-l0t BIS. ASHBY. p.
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Receipts ofProduce, sc. by RniIroad.

Receipts OfPrOducc, &c. by Railroad.
The receipts of produce, &c, by railroad for
the past week. were as follows:
o., A. s. NJ. R. R.-Corn, IA, Cos bushels !;
wheat 24G5; oats. TIC; rye, 1920; dried fruit,
1890 lbs; -four, 2GG bbls; lard, 10 bbls and lrk-
ms; butter, 1873 bbls and frkins; potatoes, 50
bushels; iron, wrought and old, H. 400 lbs bees
wax, 325 lbs; apples, 345 bbls sheep skins, $50;
hides, II bundles; bacon, 1900 lbs; dressed hogs,
4O7 beans, 80 bushels; dressed poultry. Is bbls
and boxes; eggs, Is bbls and boxes; sumuc 81
sacks, $3.50 lbs; feathers, 2 sacks; buckwheat, 30
bushels; broom com, AGO lbs; chestnuts and wal
nuts, &C bushels; rags, SEQ lbs slaves 30C0 vim
egar Dbl; lumber, II, 400 feet; brass, 100 lbs
barytcs 81 tons; cattle, 8 head; furniture, 2 car
loads; cattle, car load other merchandise, Is
tons; freight sent forward 800 tons.
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There is said to be no personal disagreement
between Gen Grant and Mr.. Stanton.

ToorHAcuE --For the perusal of those who
suffer from toothach it is stated that at meet
ing Of the London Medical Society, Dr.. Blake, .
distinguished practitioner, said that he was able
to cure the most desperate case of toothache,
unless the disease was connected with rheuma-
tism, by the application of the following RENE
dy: Alum, reduced to an impalpable powder,
two drachms; nitrous spirits Of ether, seven
drachms mix and apply to the tooth.
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CHOOL exhibit ION.

The members of the DEMOSTHENEAN
SOCIETY, and tho SENIOR CLASS OF ST.
JOHNS ACADEMY. respectfully announce
on EXHIBITION, AT LIB ERTY HALL, ON
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, December o.
Besides number of Dialogues and REGULATIONS,
almost all new, ''The Prevailing Epidemic, or
the Base Ball Fever" which was so wei. re-
ceived last year and a new piece written for
tie occasion, entitled The Fast Young Man."
will be presented. .s.: .{.s
Tickets, 25 cents to be had of any of the
students dec -eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16
Georgia s'RccOnstructiOn'' COnyc
ton.

ATLANTA, GA, December l3.-There was
great excitement in the Convention here day
while the seats were being drawn. Mr.. Bloant
charged the majority of the Convention with
conniving at fraud and with being determined
to do wrong to the people of Georgia.
Great excitement ensued, and although
repeatedly called to order, he continued to
assail the Convention in bitter terms.
When silence was restored Bount rendered
his resignation as delegate, declaring he would
not serve in such capacity. The prospect is
that there will be very stormy session. The
blacks are very inso!ent to the whites, and fears
are entertained of a fracas on the floor. On a
test vote to- day it was seen that the extremists
hold majority of twenty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

REMARKs.-Thc market opens Hat, the suS-
pension Of navigation having depressing ef
feet. Flour is only in request for homo cor
sumption, but on account Of the limited stocks
on hand, ia very firm Wheat IL quiet and dull,
with small sale: Of damaged white at :CO422o,
and fair to good 255; red 255 for good. Offer
ings Of 2791 bushels now Corn, with sales ut lO1
al 10 for white and l07 for yellow; sales Of old
white at | Is Rye in fair request. with sales at
130al4O Sales Of Oats at G5AG6 supply firm,
and demand good. Dressed Hogs in fur sup
ply, ana demand ut So SO per 100 lbs for choice
lots Poultry in fair supply. Tnrkies lSa2()c
uer uOnnd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

The new Commissioner of Agriculture, COL
Capron, up to this date, has dismissed twenty
male and twenty seven female employees of the
department, being the whole number Of females
employed therein, The seed room on f. street
has been closed up, and the building will be
vacated on the first of January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

The Ladies Southern Relief Association of
Baltimore, Of which Mrs. B. G. Howard is
president, which has already done so much in
extending relief to the suffering people of the
South, are about making another and special
appeal in behalf of this distressed and sorrow
ing people
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16
NEW FANCY GOODS!
NEW FANCY GOODSl
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
CHI EAP! CHI Z 4 Phi g H E 4 PHI

Have just received an extensive addition to
already large stock Of
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS INNINGS,
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS,
WORSTED GOODS,
NOTIONS, Sc,
bought in New York for cash, much below the
market value, and which will be sold at extra
ordinary low prices.
Have marked down every species Of Dress
Trimmings ct corresponding rates al previous
ly on hand will be sold less than the goods cost
IL few days since.
Will from this tim until the Holidays be IN
NOVELTIES AND SPECIALTIES,
which will be offered at astonishingy low NgurcS.
Stock of genuine Lace Goods, including HAND
kerchiefs, Collars, Sc, will be without parAl-
lei in this city in all Of which great induce;
ments will BIZ offered to wholesale and retail
buyers. CHARLES w. GNhEN'
dee 6 Is, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

It said that the pork packers in Louisville,
KY. have closed their establishments for the
present, owing to stringency in the money
market, Outside combinations against them, ;"
and the exorbitant price demanded by feeders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

tits said that bill will shortly be introduc.
ed into Congress abolishing the Office of Com
missioner of Patents, and vesting the power in
Board Of Commissioners 10 be appointed by
the President. "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

THE COAL TRADE--The Philadelpha North
American of Saturday says: THE recent snow
has prevented the usual returns from coming
to hand The Schuylkill canal has closed for
the season The Delaware having consid bic
ice in it, and no vessels there, the shipping
trade may be considered as over for the season.
Most of the colieries have stopped work. and
tho few running will supply the local trade
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

The Richmond Dispatch calls attention to
the proposition introduced in the Virginia
Reconstruction Convention, by one Of the
newly enfranchised, looking to the support by
the means of industrious people, Of lazy color
ed vagabonds who are oafng about the cities
and towns. The Dispatch says: ''Let this
proposition be adopted, and the white men
who employ blacks may afterwards be counted
upon the ten fingers, for they would be fools
indeed to employ laborers upon condition that
if they discharged them, their taxes should be
increased. +"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

GEoRGErowS CATTLE MARKET, Dec. A..
There was quite /, large attendance at the stock
market on Friday, and the market opened ac-
tive, but closed dull and heavy. The follow
ing were tho transactions 500 head of beef cat
tie were offered ard sold at from ST to ST SO per
gross cwt; GEO head Of sheep at from So to s.
per head, and 20 head Of cattle ct from $40 to
SIS each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16
POPULAR GOODS
l. AT POPULAR PRICES.

" At POPULAR PRICES.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
1853, Pennsylvania Az, bet 9Th and It'll strrets,
metropolitan Hotel BuiIding.)
WASHINGTON, ID. 9.
We have on hand, and arc constantly receiv-
ing, Of our own manufacture,
BLACK CLOTH FROCk COATS,
Black Cloth sacks and Walking Goats, CASH
mere Sacks, with Vests and Pantal0ons to
match Black Doesin and fancy colors Cassl-
mere Pants.
Ovorcoats in all the variety Of Boayera, Cas-
tors and Meltons.
Boys Clothing, in great variety and style, to
fit boys from to 10 years Of ago.
Tho reputation, experience and facilities OF
the above house, are guarantees TO the public
that they will always find, q. reasonable prices,
the latest and most desirable styles for Gentle
mon Youths, and Boys.
Washington, nov 22-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

II is said that everylefort of the leaders
Of the. Radical party isinow directed to Saving
the party T. There is, it is added, perfect
panic on the subject! 1: 81. e.3s ssas .,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

Mr. Ballard Toasted sumptuously the editors
lately assembled in Richmond; and they, very
properly praise his generosity and hospitality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

In Leesburg, December 10:h by Rev. J. w.
Lupton Mr.. JOHN RHODES, of Loudoun, and
Miss CE LESTIAL CHERRY, Of Norfolk, Va.
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be sold very cheap.
Mems Cnlf Double Sole itch Boots.
Scotch Bottom Boot.
" " Dress Boots
Heavy Kip Doube solo.
Calf Congre.s.
Stitch Congress.
Scotch Bottom Shoes
Peg Balmora!s
Heavy Kip Brogan:.
Ladies' Gait, Goat End Morocco h"ot:.
Glove, Kid, Congress and roIi:h Boots.
-" Fine Kid Heel Slippers.
" Lasting and rocco.
Misse:' Gait, Goat and Morocco Bots
" Lasting and Kid Polish
Childrens Goat, Morocco Lasting, Calf nnI
Glove Kid, Lace aud Button Boots.
Boys, Youths and Children's Long Calf and
Gents snd Ladio=' Gum Over Shoes
w. B. WADDEY,
sapl II Il, King street Alexandria, Va
T HElLBNuN & BRO
5os. SEVENTH STREET,
tBETWEEN d AND & STKEkTS,)
WASHlNGrON, d. c.
ARE SELLING
AND MAKE TO ORDER,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOR MEN, LADIES, AND CHILDREN,
.. UHEApERTHA n THE CHEAPEST.
AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL
WAsulNGT0N, jan. ply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

The Fredericksburg News says that Hunni
cult, the leader of the ultra Radicals in Virgi-
MA was before the wal and, we believe after it
commenced, violent "secessionist. 1t would
seem that about half of the ssUoion' leaders
were original "secessionists The fear Of
punishment and the hope of reward made
them where they are. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

The first and greatest shock Of the recent
earthquake at st. Thomas, was, on the 18th
ult.. followed by great tidal wave which
caught the MonoDgahela on the broadside and
carried her up into the town and into ware
house, and left her high and dry. The lurch
was so great as to throw one of her large guns
overheard. It is believed that the vessel can
be launched and put in service again. The De
Soto was caught by the same wave and thrown
against wharf, but escaped without serious
damage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

1t is said, by the Fredericksburg Herald,
that one-haf Of those collected at Bowling
Green, Caroline county, on Court Day, were
"lazy, lettering, negroes, who in these times,
when labor is so scarce, would have been much
better engaged in shocking corn, thanin drink,
ing mean WhiskeYl'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16
GOLD.

Destructive incendiary fires occurred in North
ampton and Boston, Mass, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

1OHN T. EVANS "-.E.
u Has just returned this day, from New
York, with good assortment of
LADIES' MISSES s. CHILDREN'S FURS9
such rs Seal, Sable, Muffs, Collars, and Sabe
Mink Mufs and Collars Russian Mink do.
Canadian Mink do French Mink do. Sibe-
ran Squirrel Mufs and Collars. dec 16
KATESl g.. .
y @..i1. s 4 TEST
-. a9F7 SKA TESl
Just received, at 49, King street, a supply of
Skates for Ladies and Gentlemen, Of assorted
sizes, to which we ask the attention Of purchAs
ers JOHN u. CREIGHTON y SON. -
dec l6 ...t.-t 90: .,..--'t' '.>..'. -.'.'-'. (
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16
K ING STR K Ell.
Is y IT A n d ) uO Els.
f'h LII STOCK.

We have now on hand large stock Of La
DIES, GENTS, MISSES, BOYS, YOUTHS
and CHlLDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, of
overy description, which have been recently
made, Of the best quality and latest styles also
good stock Of HEAVY GOODS, suitable for
the country, to which We invite the special a.
tontion Of country merchants, and 'urncrs in
want of good and reliable goods will do Well to
call and examine before buying, " they will
be sold very cheap.
Mems Calf Double Sole itch Boots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

,ALExANDR1A.-Doe the Washington Cbron
icle think, that Alexandra is more "scparat-
ed from the rest of the world, during the win
ter months than any other City situated on a
river, the navigation of which is obstructed by
ice, during severe weather This gives us an
opportunity ofrepeating that strangers during
the session Of Congress, who may desire to
avoid the political heat, turmoil, and disa-
greeables of Washington" would find Alexan-
driaa healthy and comparatively quiet place,
and could live here at the best conducted Ho-
tells and boarding Houses at half the expense Of
living in Washington.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

wi
a.. BOOTS AND SHOES,
for fall and winter being now COMPLETE. |
would respectfully solicit an inspection Of the
SAM. ...
Besides the extensive assortment Of the most
elegant and fashionable Shoes of PHILADEL-
PHlA VI ANUFACTURE, as well as of my
OWN MAKE [ would offer rs specalties:
a good MISSES BOOT, sLSl35.
e LADIES /" IS
Custom work made rs usual
LEATHER and FINDINGS, Wholesale ind
retail. y. ROSENTHAL.
81, King ST.
WAsHINGToN STORE, ST. 7th street, Intelli-
gencer Building. 3 doors above ID street.
oct 19--}m
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MARRIED.

w YORK, December 1G.-Gold to- day 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16

. FREEDOM OF SPEECH That "there is q
difference to be seen 'twixt begsar and
queen the old song tells us and, it also,
tells us, 'the reason why" There is, too, IN
this, our day and generation, another consider
able difference A Florida paper, discours-
ing on the freedom of speech, ys:--'lf
the speech or writing should happen to come
from white man who maintains that this is
white, mans government, the general of the
armies Of the United States is forthwith Motif
ed that such an individual is dangerous to the
peace OF the country. On the other hand,
Sambo may, under the very nose of the dis
trict commander, say that the President of the
United States is traitor, an associate OF assas-
sins, or anything else that he please. and there
entire freedom of speech isrecognized " Things
are not as bad as this in Virginia, we are hap
py to say-although the white man is even
here, under considerable disabilities, under the
laws and actions of Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16
BOOTS AND SHOES.

HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES OF
Ill Mr.. JOHN KID WE'LL.
as FOREMAN AND CUTTER,
| would invite those who wish t have per
feet fitting BOOTS ard SHOES made. to give
me call, A. RIOS ENTHAI
- dec 3-tJanl9 -, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-16
ALEX ANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER is

s. f.HABEAs CORPUS. men were arrested
in New Orleans, few days ago, at the suite
a mercantile house in New York. Awrit O
habeas corpus was sued out in their behalf, bu
! disposition was seen TO refuse obedience tt
theTwrit, aon1the ground of some informally
The case was brought to the notice Of Genera
Hancock. He Immediately went to the Office
of the Chief of Police, 'and stated to Majo
Williamson that he had learned that a writ o
habeas corpus had been issued, and that oWins
to some Illegally it was probable that; it woulc
not be obeyed That writ, Mr.. Chief Of Pc
lice, must be obeyed will hold you respon
sible in this matter. Those prisoners must b
| produced. i believe you will produce them, bu
i will myself take the necessary precautlor
that they be produced Ihave issued au orde
that the writ of habeas corpus is to be observed
and it shall be. 49, sh5Et.Es /
81 am here to protect the dignity of govern
ment, and the sights Of the people as to life,
liberty, and property must be preserved. Sc
long as am in power here, the law shall be
respected.
81 know nothing Mr. Chief of Police, abou
this case; do not know what these mel
are charged with but it is sufficient for mi
to know, and you to know, that a writ of habea
corpus has been issued, and that writ shall BIZ
respected, I will sink the boat in the middle
of the river with cannon that takes these met
on board, and intercept any train Of cars thai
carries them. IF the law is not observed, who
and what is safe ? I may be taken away, yor
may be, any of us may be- Justice must te
upheld. | hold you, therefore, MIR. Chic
Of Police responsible for the delivery OF these
men before Judge Theard, in obedience to tina
! writ. !" 81 SIX sns "@"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-23
poe(ie.
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llnb @Ott int Simmel 2itber inst.
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Der aud isin 3BpFsin trasen iann
i3u re9ter 3eit nit eutber ipridt
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Sd lobe mir ben bsut19sn damn.
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unb Sag fir Sag I'M Duiel n,
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nnb ~S9uft" aab y@ler, ~S9urr uni
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Der binbii1 niGt i1peifpebeIn faun
Wenn ibm Der SOGmutb trpBis rabt
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9c9 lob it ni&t BEN teutf9sn Nann
Der feline SGranfe ebrsn fanH
Die Meni9li9fsit Der &abs lsBt-
SsIbit penn sr blutis parb Serlsbt.
Der msbr perlaast als .3abn am 3abn;
Rs9t' tpisn wsr ben lpben fana2
Sd lobe mir ben bsuti9m Rann
Der frStli9 fsin unb i&aiTsn fann
DER anSrer &e@t ME ieines ebrt
limb mit benz Redt bem unre9t wsbrt.
Sei ma6is rneni@li9, mannIi@, tann
8iit bu Der abte beutlte Wann!