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CHAMBER OF DEATH.
New ThPnErP

La Tour de Nesle, written by VictO Hugo,
would wreck into fragments the senten-
tious meanness it contains, but Miss
Hosmer carried it through last night, and
as Marguerite of Burgundy, in that terrific
tragedy, showed that she could play the
OilldiHeSs as well as the Lutte La Tour
de Nesle'' is no ordinary play really it is
no play at all. No mortal man ever
could or would write it but Hugo and no
woman act it as we'll as she. She beats
Marguerite de Vslois all to pieces. This
woman is to US a marvel and a mystery.
Lightning flashes from her fingers ends as
though she had the power of a thunder
God, and then she blisters with curses too
low for Hades.
She is inimitably glorious at times and
ineffably ridiculous at others. Last night
she filed the bill and came up to the great
Grecians idea of perfectability, meeting
the expectations of the middle point be
tween two extremes
As Marguerite of Burgundy, in the play
of La Tour de Nesle, she is unsurpassed
and indispensable. She is at home in it.
Buridan what a mean character that Isl
was PLAYED by Dalton, with all bis con-
scentious and exalted powers He would
last night would have ennObled even vii
famous Buridan.
The piquant, graceful and smiling faced
Miss Richmond, as Philip D'Aulney, bios
somed on the stage like spring lily in
the well played horrors of the plot and the
play. All the company did well, and re-
ceiyed the rapturOus applause OF the
audience.
Robert Macaire, or the Two Muir
derers, the afterpiece, was well performed,
eliciting both mirth and applause, Wig
gins, as usual, being funny enough to
split the sides of the walls with laughter.
Tomorrow evening Miss HOsmer will
appear in the great character OF Ion,
sustained by Dalton and the company. 1t
being her benefit, the house will be filed.
Deferred.
The benefit volunteered by Miss Hos
mer. Mr.. Dalton and the members of the
theatrical company here for the new Con
federate burying ground, which was spoken
of in our yesterday mornings issue as
taking place tomorrow night, will not be
had. we understand, till Wednesday night.
Knowing that our people will appreciate
most highly the disinterested motives that
and patriotic purpose, we
venture on the occasion a crowded
house. Miss Hosmer, sustained by Mr.
Dalton and the entire company, will
appear on tho occasion in both the classic
characters of 'Lucretis Borgia' and Cath
arine and Petruchio." If on that night the
house is not filed full, then we will be in
clined to say of our people that on
| Fames eternal camping grounds
| Their tents are not spread.
But we know with such acting as viii be
afforded and with such purpose in view,
| the house will be full
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SUEZ.
Card.

PARIS, Nov pm. Lesseps, Chief En-
gineer of the Suez Canal, has publicly de-
MED the unfaborable reports recently cir
culated about that great enterprise He
called attention to the fact that in ten days
no less than fifty vessels sailed safely
through the canal and back
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ST. LOUIS.
Sounding Brass,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-The Lincoln Monu-
nent Association having decided to place
upon the monument a colossal bronze
statue, Thos. G. Yeatman, of this city,
President of the Western Sanitary Com
mission during the late war, and anumber of
prominent citizens held a meeting to-day
to devise means to raise Sc, 900, the amount
the statue Is to cost One thousand dollars
were subscribed on the spot, and COM
mittee was appointed to raise the remain
der by SubscriDtiOn
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Ten Arrests.

THE Coates thread company are erect
ing buildings at a cost of $3.50, 600, for
the American branch of their business.
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There were ten arrests at Police Head
quarters last ni9ht, at l o'clock, for various
offenses. They will be tried Monday
morning.
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Deferred.
. Fame 8 etefnHl camping BTi
Thor rauta are not spread.
CouIdn,t Get Mates,

But we know with such acting as viii be
afforded and with such purpose in view,
the house will be full
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To be Opened To-Day.

Catholic missions and jubilees will be
opened to-day at Chattanooga and Knox
vile, Tenn, and at Staunton, Va. In
Chattanooga they will be conducted by
Rev. Father Hennessy and Rev. Mr.
Grimm. They viii be conducted IN the
other two cities by different dIvines-
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SATURDAY, Nov. 26.-Tbe Senate met at
IL A. NJ, Speaker Thomas in the chair, and
a quorum present.
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A negro man named James Davis was
arrested at half-past o'clock last night
with two pairs of new boots and other
articles. The boots we're not mates, and
were evidently stolen. The arrest was
made by patrolmen Fitzpatrick and Davis.
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THE CONVENTION.
who Shall be Delegates from David
son County,

Who Shall be Delegates from David
son County,
To the Editors of the Union and American:
NASHVILLE, Nov. 20, 1S69.-Many gen
tlemen of distinction have been invited to
become candidates to the Convention, to
make and establish a new constitution for
the benefit, prosperity and happiness of
all the people of Tennessee.
Hon Jackson B. White, who has been
a citizen of Davidson county for 20 years
past, is sincerely invited, by large por
ton of the people of this county, to ac
cept the position of candidate for dele
gate to the Constitutional Convention. His
ability as a lawyer-his many virtues, in
all his intellectual, social and moral rela-
tons, eminently qualify him for that re-
sponsible position. MANY FRIENDS.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
The name of DR.. r. c. Foster was re-
Gently suggested in one of the city papers
as a suitable delegate from this county to
the Convention, and it isdueto DR.. Foster
to say that the suggestion was well re-
ceived by many good men of the commu-
nifty. AS no response has been returned,
the call is now respectfully renewed. DIR.
Fosters conduct during and since the war,
his long and useful public connection with
the agricultural interests of the country,
and his fair and honorable antecedents in
every respect, would assure US of safe
delegate in the Convention to which safe
and firm men only should be elected.
TwENTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
was glad to see in your paper call
on Col. Sam. =. Ament TO become can
didate for delegate to the Constitutional
Convention He is the man for the place,
and it is hoped he will declare himself a
candidate without waiting for the action
of the county convention. We want no
convention to settle the matter of candi-
dates. That is and should be a free
thing. A CoUNTRYMAN.
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TRrOaIzCuliing.

4 negro named Edward Woods was put
IN the lookup last night for trying to cut
his wife S throat with razor Warding of
the weapon, she was pretty badly cut in
the arm.
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SPAIN.
a Promise.

MADRID, Nov. 27.-The government has
announced Its intention to restore consti-
tutional guarantees.
Returned.
The Republican Deputies, who recently
absented themselves from the Cortes, re-
turned to-day in a body.
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CUBA.
The New York Tribune Gets a I.eC-
tuTe.

The New Work Tribune Gets d I.eC-
tuTe.
HAVANA, Nov. 27-The dispatch pub
lished in the New York Tribune yesterday,
and telegraphed here, that the Spanish feet
had been ordered to rendezvous in New
York harbOr, and that President Grant had
ordered United States vessels of war to
cruise in said harbor, is commented on by
the DidriO in its issue of to-day The DfdTfo
refutes the statement that any Spanish
fleet has received orders to 60 to New
York, and characterizes the story as an in
vention of the friends of the insurgents,
and says the Trf6uneS object is to turn
the American people against Spain.
The UidrfO advises its friends among the
Americans not to place reliance in such
rumors, which are started by conspirators
and published for the purpose Of producing
irritation.
Misery and Starvation.
Advices from the interior are that hunger
and misery prevail to an alarming extent.
The column under Col. Hidalgo has lately
found hut in the vicinity of Palma
Soriano containing the hfeless bodies OF
eight persons who died of starvation.
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THE PORTE.
One SlOHN.

LONDON, Nov. 27-The difference be-
tween the Porte and the Khedive of Egypt
will probably be compromised
Another
PARIS, Nov 27.-The Journal Official,
in its issue of to-day, says it has assurances
that the Porte has sent an ultimatum to the
Khedive, and that several vessels of the
Turkish navy are ready to sail for Alexan-
dria
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NEW AND SEAs0NABLE
Dry Goods
kIRKPATRICk'S
No. 90 College Street.

IN ADDITION TO OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK
i of Dress Goods, which for variety and extent .
unsurpassed by any house in the country, we VIII
open, on MONDAY MORNING, October Is, 1863
100 square and long Broche Shawls. Bought
cheap, and viii be sold accordingly.
15O ladies' and childTen's ClOaks and Sacks IN
endless variety, from s. to $50
200 pairs Bed Blankets, all sizes, and OF the Oes'
makes and very cheap. -
100 KarseiIles Quilts, all sizes and grades a low
extra fine and large. go,
100 pieces F1annes all colOrs and quAties cheaper
than ever before seen -,
at co cents-worth u. -,,
600 dozen assorted Hosiery, of the best makes and
at low prices.
every department, unsurpassed by any house In
me trade and will not be undersOld by any one.
can and get good Goods, at low prices, At
n. Il. KIRKPATRICK'S.
ocl7 4 splp
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TrRSI.
NEW YORK.
EETieeHIh Observation-Disclosures 20
EuIIer. GrCeIinE.

EGTiee8Ih AmendmenI-GFee 20
Butler, Greeting.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Horace Greeley
prints a letter this morning to Ben Butler,
asking him TO place himself (Butler)
promptly and heartily at the head Of a
movement locking 10 the instant and com
plete' removal Of al political disabilities
whatever from any and every one who ia
vors o. shall favor the fifteenth amend
ment, and their prompt restoration to all
the privileges Of citizenship.
THE Old, Old story,
J. l.. Barton. a Customhouse broker,
was arrested on complaint of B. G. Jayne,
an officer in the Customhouse, on the
charge that he had at various times given
Lribes to the amount Of twenty-three hun
dred dollars to weighers in the Custom
house for procuring false returns Of
weights Of coffee Commissioner Belts
committed Barton IN default of s., 600.
Several other warrants have been issued
and it is said 10 be the intention of the au-
thorities, after the prosecution for bribery
to bring civil action for recovery of the
duties.
Things.
In consequence of relations of alleged
frauds resulting from the investigation into
the affairs Of the Erie Railroad, Judge Of
the Court of Appeals now IN session at
Trenton, stated yesterday that Railroad
Companies in New Jersey, particularly
the New York Central, were about to be
similarly overhauled.
Robbed i'm Wall Street: Nothing New.
A messenger of the Mechanics Bank
was robbed in Wall street yesterday of large
amounts in checks and drafts and several
hundred dollars.
Important Decision.
United States Commissioner Bell in a
case before him to-day decided that the
delivery Of a letter to an unauthorized
agent of the person to whom it is ad-
dressed terminates the connection of the
postofice with 1t, and the subsequent en-
hezzlement Of such agent is no offense
against the United States, but can only he
taken cognizance of by the State.
SubOrnKng.
The charge against John 5. Burton, ar.
rested for custom house frauds are of sub,
orniug Moses W. Towley, Edgar NJ. Carr
and A w. Van Wrinkle, holding the posi-
ton of weighers, for making false returns
Of carpoes of coffee last year. Van Wrinkle
i a brother Of the ex-senator from Yves
Virginia. The case against them was alb
audoned upon their promise to give Stat'
evidence on merchants engaged returning
false weights
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THR old Bank of Charleston, 8. C., is
$500, 900 ahead, and viii resume business
on Dec. 1.
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Mr.. Martin presented a petition from
citizens living in Lincoln county, request
ing that the law in regard to turnpikes be
NOT reneale6 ~.
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WILSON COUNTY-COL 30. MOTT
LEY,

To the Editors of the Union and American:
Another Runnymede has been won.
The old Bill of Rights declaring the SOW
ereign people have an inalienable right, at
all times, to ''alter, reform or abolish the
government, is al length triumphantly
indicated and a Constitutional COnven-
ton, with unrestricted charter-brOad
and general as the casing air, will be con-
vened early in the ensuing year. Wilson
county is entitled to two delegates. The
people here are duly impressed with the
solemnity of the occasion. To whom
shall the great trust of representation be
committed? This is the absorbing ques-
ton of the hour. Several gentlemen of
acknowledge talent have been mentioned
as worthy of the high Office. None, how
ever, has higher claims or qualification
and no name finds broader response and
sanction in the public heart than that of
Col. MOTLEY, familiar to the entire con-
gressiOnal district as the champion spOkcs-
man of All oppressed people in that dark
night of despotism from which we have
lust emerged. Conservative by nature
and training, having cultivated for
wears a special fondness for the
study of politics and constitutional
law. In the prime of life, free alike
from the unreasoning impulses of hot
youth and the hesitating timidfty of dot
ing age, Col. Motley seems peculiarly
fitted to the delicate work demanded by
the times. He is emphatically repre-
sentative man. The favOrite of no par
ticular class, every element of cOnserya-
tism can be enlisted heartily in his behalf
What say you, Colonel CEDAR SyAG.
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SENATE NESS AGES.

House resolution TO investigate the Agri-
cultural School Fund of the State, with
Senate amendments striking out the sec
ton providing for an investigation in re-
gard to the East Tennessee University, be
fore further bonds are issued to that inst
tuition, was called up.
Mr.. Fleming moved to concur with Sen
ate amendments.
After considerable discussion, the House
refused to concur by ayes 26, noes 80.
In the House bill to incorporate the
town of Fall Branch, the Senator struck
out the third section, which was concurred
in by the House.
House bill to reorganize the County
Court of Shelby County, with a minor
amendment by the Senate, was called up,
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WASHINGTON.
An Excited official.

Al LNtAtGO OlAGtAA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Ghe Secretary
ofthe Navy was surprised this morning at
the appearance of an article in one OF the
newspapers of this city, puTporting TO be
all abstract from his forthcoming report
The Secretary says his report is not yet
completed, and 40 person has seen what
has been written but himself and his chief
clerk, and further, that four-fifths of the
subiects5n the alleged abstract will not lie
alluded to in his report
Grant Wants Virginia Annexed Rs
well a. san Domingo.
ID. q. Carr, w. A. Lassem- and Q. J.
Amber, members of the Virginia State
Senate, together with o colored man, the
party representing the minority of the late
Republican Convention held at Richmond,
who favor the immediate admission Of Viz
ginia, hsd an interview with the President
to-day. -
1t is understood that the Presi-
dent remarked to Gov Walker, of Vir-
ginia, who saw him yesterday. that the
State having complied with all require
ments of the law, he saw no reason why
he should be kept out of the Union.
Ranche LaROche Grande.
The Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia met this morning for the purpose
of rendering decisions in cases held under
advisement. At the opening OF the Court
the Secretary of the Interior withdrew his
notion, seriously submitted and argued and
held under advisement by the Court, to
vacate the judgment and quash the writ of
mandamus issued in the McGarrahan
claim, thus leaving the judgment in full
force. The Secretary must, therefore,
obey the writ and issue to McGarrahan the
patent for the Rancho LaRoche Grande,
in which the New Idra, California. quick
silver mines are situated
Trash.
The receipts of fractional currency for
the week, $3.50, AZ; shipments, S3l6, 204;
amount destroyed, $424, 600; national bank
notes burned, $l52, 1850; amount issued,
81, I2l, 40; balance due in mutilated
notes Sl9I. 526
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A NOVEL match occurred at Randolph,
Vt, the other day. A stake was driven
in the ground eight rods away, and
Wheelbarrow was the missile. The con-
testants were successfully hoodwinked,
and with this popular vehicle started fer
the stake to win a turkey. Out of a
large number, not one succeeded in hitting
the mark, while the great majority were
no nearer to it on stopping than when
they started, and one wheeled into the
river, which was greater distance in the
opposite direction.
WIFE-BEATING has become so common
in England that the journals Of that
country are discussing what should he an
effective remedy, and some are advocating
the public flogging of the offenders. 1t
is objected to this form of punishment
that beating prevails among the
well-to-do classes, and especially among
the benefited clergymen, who should not
be subjected to corporal penalties inflicted
upon costemongers and bricklayers. Fol-
the respectable classes, six hours in the
pillory is proposed.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, Nov. 27.-The House was
called to order at l0i O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker
Perkins in the chair
SHELBY COUNTY.
The Speaker submitted a communica-
ton from the Comptroller, in relation to
the tax books of Shelby County, which he
stated were, for some reason or other,
withheld from that county, and which
might result in the loss to the State of the
taxes of that county for the present year.
On motion, the communication was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance, Ways
and Means.
TO REGULATE INSURANCE.
Mr.. James, of Hamilton, introduced a
bill to regulate the business of insurance
in Tennessee.
Section first provides that the Secretary
of State, the Comptrollerand the Treasurer
be constituted Board of Commissioners,
with powers to be specified,
Section second provides that no insur-
ance company shall do business in the State
without first securing a license from the
| Board of Commissioners.
Section third provides that companies
applying for license shall exhibit full
statement of their capital, condition and
affairs.
Section fourth provides that every in
surance company doing business in the
State shall deposit with the Board of In
surance Commissioners $40, 900 in bonds Of
the State, or United States, for the security
OF policy-holders.
Section five provides that each company
shall pay as a license to the Board of In
| surance Commissioners the sum of $3.50, to
be collected annually.
Other SECTIONS provide for minor details.
| Passed.
TURNPIKE INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. James, Of Hamilton, offered a reso-
luton providing for the appointment of q
committee to investigate what disposition
has been made of the funds appropriated
for the benefit of certain turnpike com
panies in East Tennessee
Mr.. McElwee moved to amend by inclu-
ding all the turnpikes that have received
State aid Adopted.
The resolution as amended vas then
adopted.
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CLOTHING!
FURNISHING GOODS |

rUnnl0nlMn uUUU0 !
EQUALro AMY to be found tie
United ;tatsa
Chinchilla Over Goats.
Edreden Beaver Over Coats
Esquemaux Beaver Over
Goats
French Beaver Over Coats.
English Beaver Over Coat
Light Weight Cashmere
Over Coats,
Light Weight Melton Over
Coats
Water Proof Over Coats.
Labrador Beaver ov'r Coats.
Elegant Dress Over Goats.
English Beaver Capes.
Extra Long ChinOhilla Over
Goats.
Large Size Over. Coats:
Boys and. Youths Oven
| Goats.
Shaker Flannel Shirts and
Drawers.
c.
Derby Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers.
Fine English MerinO Shirts
and Drawers.
Fine Canton Flannel Shirt
and Drawers.
Shawls, Gloves, Ties, Bows,
Russian Brace, Patent Lev'r
Buckle,
Laporte Kid Gloves,
Splendid Line Jewelry for
Gentlemen,
! Walking Canes, Umbrellas,
French Travelling Bags, Sole
Tea4baT Thinks. &c.
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psrpsn niht msbr sstrah6t uur @eIp il
rs;hIih nnrhanNsn

werpsn ni6t msbr sstrati6t unr @eIO III
reiGlih pcrbanrsn.
Die Saumwollt. unb 3udsrrcbr- Grns
ten ollein werpsn breibuncsrt @itllipnen
Dollars einbringen, nno Elm GROCER Gbtil
biefsr Summe ilt Iden einsstcmmen.
Das Grepitlpliem Sat aufsebTrt uno raS
SaarSabIunssIpRem III an feline Stsae
setreten. Dae san,e 9anp erbdlt Isinsu
She'll an benz piepsrsrwa6ten @Oblfanpe.
8entudp Bat fiinf,ebn bis Bwan5is Saus
Ieup Wauleiel fir baare 3obIunaen Sers
fault, unO es prUfitirt In ben Yrpouts
tions3 reisen cur6 pieIen eliidIi&en sRs6'
Iel. Der gcrren BAT bereits Den GbfuB
Der Currency mad Rem Siioen oeripiirt,
atsr bic bdraus entfebenpen sinifisen
HeIultate tommen. bereits uHmertlid ie-
rsm SanpeleSweise Su @ute. Dab Der
Sibsn trcb pes 70 I6rpsr auf ibm Iaiten.
ben pplitiI6en 9ruds lib tsreits 70 nett
erbplt BAT, III Die be fe Sarel6uIt, bab er
unter sinsm seredten pClitil6su Spltem
feline friitere Slitbe nid,t nur wirper err
rsibsn, IOnpern nod iibertctrn wtrb.
(@erbarbe 5armerSeitung.
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StaOt nmO Staat.

NS Das OSerauton @o&eubIatr ere
I6sint isesn Dounertas unb fclst iabri& $500
unb baIti6brlit $f.00, i'm gcraus sablbar.
auSeigsn wersen ;u ben fsifssisBten preilsn
anssnpmmen. 8em6bnl dc (tfmpcr6re) @n3eieen
miieu rcrauebe3ablt iperbru; grntraftr fir balb-
iGbrlide cher jGbrlihs snSsiser ie mad llsbsrsin-
fpmmen, unb lrBtere rerbfn 10 lan9t fprt9eltBt
bis lie abbefrllt perbsn.
an3risen une Ssfanntma6uneen, CUR publi'
fatiOu i'm .g8O6enblatt tetimmt Iclltsn Dien-
lias BOrmittass tinsersiht pfreen, nm benielbsn
aufunbme Su iidern.- Gjr6Bers GinIenbunsen
miiiirn ihpn Wcntaas einsereibt unb nit sebn
Gents bic einie besabt perben. -Seri6ir hter
aaetmeine Nruisfsiten perbfu unsnt9tItlidb aufs
genpmmen.
Sob-Nrtsiten aIfsr grt, IN teutlher une
enslIder SRra6e, perorn piiuftlith une gut an
sefertigt. suf biefsn 3psis ees @eihSftss lrrt'
fen mir 6eionbers bic lufmerfIanifeit beuildfr
@eI6Gftsleuts, inpem ss unler 9eilreben iein
wirc, in fplbrn grbeitsn ffiner anrsrsn bisfsrn
Druderei nuhSuifrben.
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auap init 5000 1anu uno 40 8anonsn
sinen feRen plat bsiebt talten. Die gat'
irten bsrsitsn fd su sinsm ansrtTt auT
feline Seaung pcr.
- Der @sianbte gltbu sSaIeburns
traf am II. in paris elm.
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rrtldrte @raf RnasIcff, Sab bic Sertanos
lunaen wegen antaufs BON ct. Sbcmas
pom Ser. ct. Ssnat nod gut 9sbsiben
wercen wiirpen.
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in ct. 0auen bate fi6 enti&IcHen in
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rem ausenblids. mo man ibnen ben Glib
ter gsrl6wissenbsit atnsbmen mollte
5Osen f6 msbrere rer Damen jurlid; lie
iustsn, pus lsi tbnen gu pisI, iOl&sn sto
tSunten Fe niAt baIten!