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IMPORTANT notice.. w. Burckett whose
Camp street before war was one Of
the greatest resorts for family supples-oncc more
ehnlges before ts1 ?SSc and doubt not viii socn
attain mis- pristine enenee caterer of good things
As beginning of this auspicious event he
the gratifying that he has entered into ar
rangements with the great tea house Fl Fang of
Shanghai China, which will enable him to Crafty the
palaes OF lovers Of good tea with the unauItefpted
article fresh from tho native shrub Her them we have
touch of Mr. Bureketts enterprise. It isweil known
that during Bnfln game CE6es, oTnbaSsV
IN tfrts country Mr. Brrrkett absent from tea
quarters ON Camp street and Il has now leaked OUT
Voted to heSotons with the Ambassadors Sun and
Bloom resulting in procuring for facilities
never before granted TO outside To the
more apt native term "a rcd. headed devils We hone
when the WnImoth Wcklifie imbrOaiio terminated
both parties will orera supply of Che ri FapEs tea in
which TO pledge their own coutaeand that expect.
beverage to sustain the present dreadful auspense
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Readings of MRS. o'Donovan (Rossa.)

| The residents of New Orleans will no
doubt be gratified to learn that Mrs. O'Dono-
van (Rossal will give reading from the
! American and Irish national poets, at the
Lyceum hall, ON Monday evening. This
! distinguished lady deserves the unqualified
support of ali liberty loving people. Her
cause-outside all considerations of her
literary ability--is one that must excite the
admiration of all. Her husband, a material
lied citizen of this country, talented, edu-
Gated gentleman, for years resident of
New York, was the editor of The DubEFs
Irish People newspaper, seized by the Eng
lish Government in Dublin, September,
1866. The undaunted stand taken in favor
of the peoples rights ut it's Inception, and
the ability with which it was conducted,
soon caused it to be the organ and cham
pion Of the peoples rights. It's staff were
men of very advanced republican princi-
pies, and their teachings sank deep into the
hearts of the people. The Government,
becoming alarmed, caused the paper to be
suppressed, and the editors, type, printers,
:. printers devil" and proof readers were
incarcerated. jeremiah O'Donovan {Rossa(,
euIUoT III cnlel, was Crled anu convicted by
an English jury, and condemned to penal
servitude for life. Three others of the
staff received sentence of twelve and
fourteen years respectively. These gentle
men of education and refinement arc doom
ed 10. herd with the vile scum, residents of
English prison pens. Once in six months
they are allowed the privilege of commu-
nieating with their families. Even this
privilege has been denied the gallant
ODonovan Rosa. His wife comes before
the American public on her own merits as
reader. She hopes in that way to receive
the support which her ability justly entities
her anA-z..hiah s,ra.s,z
her husbands case before the English
House of Lords on q writ of error. Her
noble efforts in that regard have been
seconded by the great heart of the people.
north, east and west. The press have been
unanimous in her praise as reader, and
we anticipate as much success for her
in the South as in the North and West.
Every woman's heart must sympathize with
this accomplished lady, for her cause is
grandly noble and holy. All lovers of free
dom and haters of oppression in every form
should hear the readings of Mrs. O'Donovan
Rossa tomorrow evening. s...
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To tho philosophie nothing is so insigniticant

To thephilosOphic nothing is so insignificant
as 70 be unworthy of serious consideration Thus the
subjert OF proper covering for he engaged the
attention OF eminent physicians lately, OF whom
tracing disease to first causes says that boots and
them In an icy envelope. 1t ia doubtful If wet feet In
themselves prootive of dsease but crarnpod
eo5hnement of the feet in unuaturaiiy confined en-
velope generates an atmosphere unhealthy as It is u
comfortable But the easy elastic neatly lifting boota
and shoes Of Slynn Wintz have obviaed ali these OBJ
jections, and elegantly becoming as thew are
soothing TO the Their stock not surpassed In
the cityF and whether consider the material Die
workmanship the reasonableness of the prico cali
at No Camp street viii amply repay visitors from the
form when Contributing the happiness Of o,ir kind
and We are confident Of being in this line when advising
street F
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PmoroeRArHY-Well.meaninr neonle. ,rhn

PHOToGRAPHY.-Well-me people, who
have little money to spare, sometimes troubled
about laying It out Now we advise alland charge moth
tograpbers, No. Isl Canal street. and have your own
your wifes and your children photographs akenor II
IN ulnerent relatiou-oruor that OF the lady friend
whose esteem You are happy enough possess a pic
We can look az in season and out of season at
are ourselves with company although there
neither speech nor language, To do this in way at
once lneeHsye and gr5tiIying repeat HE away TO
the gallery OF Aeesrs Shed1n & Gould who viii furnish
you with masterpieces of the beautiful art To the
numerous strangers now in the city NO would especially
address ourselves aviing all avail the
present opportunity and carry home VITA them memen-
toes OF their visit which viii pleasant souvenirs
when all else Eanshes before the cares of if
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MISREPRESENTATION ave .


down the city schools, respectfully petitionss
schools! ~"
This is triumphantiy put ms q glarino
piece of inconsistency. Yet would there he
anything strange or inconsistent in an ef.
fort of parties to destroy an institution
which they considered ill-ordered, and ~
the same time substitute another whseb
they consider wisely and judiciousiy con-
stitutedf - yRs
But where is the evidence that anybody
wants to "break down the city schools p
How q slight twisting of words win lead -
false conclusion This paper has, repeat.
eddy asserted its opposition to the common
school system. Our Ingenious neighbor. bv
a little sleight-of-hand, transfers that on
position to the schools themselves. The
system might be radically changed 50 as to
obviato our chief objections, and yet the he
schools continue in full operation. 4. 4,
We are totally opposed TO tho public
school system because, in it, the State as.
sumes not only the support, but also this
control of education. If the State naoiiaes
that system so as to give their proper quota
OF funds to those pare ats who object to its
having that control, then our objection
loses all it's vitality. We should still say
that the system is based on q wrong prfn
eiple-an assumption Of parental rights by
the State-but when only those parents are
affected by 1t who choose to be so, OF
course we cannot object. We shall have
then destroyed what is Objectionable to us
in the system, and could still say "let
the schools stand.n
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-11

BL4AJlELY g. HoaAN.@The members COM
Posing tubs firm are Perfectly aware Of the mportance
OF good name we'll in business relations priya
fe No Influences OF expedency, prospects OF nme-
date prodt can tempt them to sHerve from policy
which assures their customerH they have full emil
valent for their money. This honorable course has
secursd them atrOnnge and popularity which oldest
establishments might be proud Of. They constantly
keep on hand the hes best and attractive boots
ard ah0es for ladies', gentlemen and children those
desiring aefe e. well ~ trunks bags and valises win
dowe 70 call AZ % and Iol Canal street. with the perfect
assurance that they viii find choice stock TO ehoosS
fssu and courteous gentlemen to deal WITH Ef
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To discharge disagreGalJfe duty in ac-
ceptable mannerto dvest the sanbances Of the grave
Of thsir seIsenE aspeetsy tesdeTs eoAsiderate and
feeling maEer 70 conduct the oloaing functions
the LAT sad Offices rendered to humanity
With approval which makes the survivor forget
bereayeDe de this successfully requires indeed
combination Of qualities not often youchssfe Yet
hazard ttle In eayin that they will be found united in
Asssrs johnson go eqS sFld
eg Magazine st1Ret Aiihfe Rse an tliA nnGI1erB afE
pRDceS to conduit ther business having
added to the trcee 81 theif slecs Rfl beguYsf
the services Air Joli IN tho
odd eatabiiahs ~ nlIs 81 ht ar ~ all dew tpa
y oFders, snt o..
THE BIGGEST TIIING on IcE YIT,--Tlie mann
Ineth refrigcIator fonntaA ia The Sde saloon Of The
Acsdeny Of GgQa and 2elieioua
drankp kfd6huf ri vhiefs and Iteniri1
laeSr from st famous OF 6tIaago Cineini
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AcRsowL EDa ME- MS. - Rev. MaRoritta,
Mandesille, Ia. IA Rev. Jos. ;Gentilly,
Miliken's Bend, "a; F. p. Wainwrighs, 81;
Ino. H. Meehsn, Esq, Agt. at New Iberia,
$50. i's3l 3Jaaa.na q.
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CoILEcrIoNs FOR THE SEMINARY.-We
give below the result of the Easter col
lections for our Diocesan Seminary:
Cathedral, e3IS rs; Archbishopric, S96 10;
st. Augustine, 600; st. Ann, sS5 so; st.
Rose of Lima, $50 40; st. Patrick, S1ls 40;
st. Theresa, $l50 90s SC. John the Baptist,
(First District) $50 25; Immaculate Con-
eeption, S30y IS; St. Joseph, s151 95;
ssaa iety; go 90, s. d RaiaE sga 1 Raal
Ursuline Chapel, Sl7; Assumption Fourth
District) s126 i0s st. Aiphsnsus, s325 40;
Notre Dame do Bon Secours, eco so;
Nativity, Carrollton, $1ooS st. Joseph,
Gretna, @37 50; Sc. Bartholomew, AlgieTs,
81; st. Agnes, jefferson, go 40; St. Bernard,
SSS SIS; St. Francis Of Sales, Houma, $40;
st. Andrew, Lockport, % 30; St. Mary,
Lafourche, 90 Is; st. Joseph, Thibodeaux,
Sle; Assnmpsicn, Bayou Lafourche, $2s;
Ascensica, DoAaldsoEvil1e, S2z 25; st.
Gabrieas Iberville, ESQ IS; st. John the
Evangelical, Plaquenine, $36 Is; st. John
the Baptist, West Baton Rogue, $2I 60; st.
Joseph, East Baton RougeS Sl00 SO; St. 5ohn
the Baptist, GPrieh OF St. ehn.the Baptist,)
ga; St. Peter, Parish of st. John the
Baptist eos; st. Landry, Ope1ousas, $2I;
st. Charles, Grand c;oteau, $40; Covington,
IS. Total. a2a54 75.s Several parishes yet
remain 10 be heard from, whose returns
viii be pnblished- when feceiY..d at the
ArchtishopE u 81 l.lll2.l 49,
THE CArEEpRaL. - To-day the Rev.
Father pHlFhss NJ n preach NJ the Cathedral,
at High Mass, which viii iseat the usual
hour. ten o'clock. Being the. tipieth anni-
versary OF thsfm dination of His Holiness,
the Pope, the collection taken upon the
occasion VIM be placed NJ the disposal of
the Sovereign Psntif. il- :
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IKE 8EcREr DrvULGED.--A wen kept secret
Aus aaaA ieaksd It q pell known that tho
apPsltlaaE9 ard o. A. =. Stewart Score
tary 81 e naesr preceneested aelr % AID tbs
poss Gon Grant ignorant any would he rank
treasGE, and worthy Of trip 70 The Dry TcFtpgRs
5-he knew the law and Npa te patriot had no inte.
ticn Of violating 1t But he did tntend to aid his friend
harmless Fayfhat accomplished, PoacE relRried
In WaEsavs" Now eur friends q. w. Skarden & Co,
gaOcof8 conner 81 and etreets Fourth
Dstzict IN need Of dodge Of thia Kind 70 give
them proefiBtnca teore ti public. Doing legitimate
y fce = every hcgo
sterling tha grocery line Their stock is tho
anTloatfhefr rpnda the their reaearces si-
coiif 70 Rgily the cfeaeinG deufands or their
cndS IN tbs city. 500 teir advertisements
elsau eIe hsfcd 9tp lsieesH Bus 90 moresen nd xonr
ordsEs nd esaftd ycu WIN get ehoice ~
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CAsEt.--EYe have no reference to the novel
eallsi Very 75ard CaahalthougA that sulnly, 10
novel r se &C. We meal ssse s.l a. 81
Jnenn saf ft Coz 80 and So 11agnzne
street d1fsnsiEate il allxlta t4goa sad
fleir beaEila 1l11 which
works e tis n,sst e both lTsek md seller. we n
vito paFufHl u 4ae Of BrRselUeR y Co.
fn and lAEu ziat - tieeiEs
store re F1nS sp,adt ektsn fabEfes4 81 fautps
s-sScI irlcps ~ easths lgiii-rst t4 ~
sftss sSstnss sa h.flsf TX e ostst ea4 - e
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-05

These Machines are warranted three, and will last
forty years. and a. q family machine unsurpassed.
Prices same in other cities, there b"ng one estah
lshed price for these machines throughout the coun-
Try Instruction free To- parties having these machines
send for illustrated circular.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-05
feh2olln
NO COAL SELLERS.
ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

4 u IsNIWII JWWt0 ITVI ~ W'''
The undcrsi gnei having been appointed Admins
TRAITOR Of the Of Jas Horden late o the county Of
Alexander and state Of Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will appear before the county
court uf Alexander county, at the cOurt-hou-e IN the
city Of Cairo at the April term, the third Monday
IN April next, at which Tune all persons having
claims against said estate notified and requested
10 attend or the purpose 81 having the s1nc adjusted
Al persons indebted 20 said estate requested 10
make immediate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 2ith DAY Of February 4, y. ls,9.
foigtCg W a. FORBES, Admir-
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which followed the rejection Of forbearance msgna-
nimty and constitutional rule, arc known ana ue-
nored nv The nation II is matter OF pride and graf
ifcetion in retiring from the exalted position in the
gf, OF the people to feel and know that in long ar
beon Influenced by desire for gain, and that can in
Nil sincerity inquire whom have defrauded1 whom
nays oppressedi OF ut whose hand have received
any hribe IN blind my eyes herewith No RESPONSE
biv for wars that have been waged, or blood that has
been shed rests upon me. My thoughts have been
hose of peace, and my efforts have ever been TO aay
rontentons among my countrymen. Forgetting the
past let return to the first principles Of the govern
mont and unfrrlng the banner of our country, in.
scribe upon in neiiscabe characters the Consttu-
tlon and the Union one and inst parable.
tsigned) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, D. C., March 4, ls69.
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GAS FILTERS.
Gas and steamFl Fitting

In a. neat and workman 6e manner, We are also pre-
pared 10 repair an kinds Of Gas fixtures, and by our
process Of brongng and gliding make them incvery
particular as good a. new. Those having such fix
lures, will please give us csl--ut -fction guaran-
teed IN III cilses. {. 4. lEAGER,
iauglu r, T.. MURRAY,
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GHEETS' HOUSE,
Corner Market and Court Streets,
=, n I'd VI . a III, Xxx x.

THIS now, -piei1us, elegant and Woll-appOntcd
hul1nE w Dee opened for the reception Of guests on
Hd nlcrJ january 18Th. Tho entire house Is newly and
tI'-tuuy furnished containing excellent rooms for
lh" accommodation OF lady boardcrs, and all other
'on'ruleuavs found in the best houses ia the South
west. Changes moderate
f.i'c ells.hy situated and well finished business
rooms un the iiT't hoor viii be rented on reasonable
terms 10 good tenant. anGijn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

e. 8ranOfiftuns. Snelin.
tom. SltteuneHee lpur0en am &onHtaa
gJ1oroen oie &irme unb bic GHuIe Der
Rarbioen elm @oub Der SSIaulmeu. -
Sas Seuer mar sbus 8psifsl augslsot.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17
II. Gapitsl, = llnsrpartst.

sc tuaren nod ni6t spei Mfonate
ieit benz @ussuse oerSreiDiaisen pers
qanoen, ais Berlin fid iuieoer in elmer
INSTRUMENTATION unb freuoigen @uf.
regung befano. >Sie greigni1e. hatten
fi5 in Der 8Diidenaeit in raf6erSol9s
seoranst. Ser Sries sesen Sraut.
reid mar erfIart, es batten rlebrere
fieqrei6e @efe9te, nainentlid bel
Nfsdern, @tatt 9efunoen, Spanoau
mar entfest, oann bic Scuptarnee UNI
ter gBittsenltein's Sberbefebt aus
Gdlefien nad Sa9fen ge;cgen unb
hattie mad Der Groberung Dresoens
unb 2eip3iss Bel 9lsen, Dem beriibm.
ten Shia@ttelbe @uitap MooIIs, cine
@teInng eingenommen, ben beraus
siebenoea &ailer Der Sranaolen ertuars
tend.
Seute nun mar Die 9a@ri9t bon Ser
fieoreiden GAladt bel 2iisen einses
froffen un6 berbreitete iib nit 8lisess
Idneue, unbeldreibliden SubeI ,Sreuoe
un0 gntsuden er3eugenb, burd Die
9taot. Blaienbe YoitilIone, bic Gins
aloe nod berbauoene militdril@e Wuiit,
riften ourA Die nit Wfenf9en on9es
fiilten gtraben, bon ben Sdlfern uno
Ehiirmen mebten Sabnen, man uiAs
armte lid, inoem man iidl Glld
wlnidbte un6 fA eas erobe greig>
nib ersabIte, befen &unbe, bon Wfunt
au Wnn6 Fiesens ,lid 81 INNER gr0Bes
rem Ilebertreibun9en fteigerte. Sit
Srauaolen narsn total eeidlasen
6ernibtet uno befanben iib, bon Der
gerbiinbeten berfelst in unaufbalt.
iamer slu@t mad Dem @beine.
9ran8 itanb, an einen Saum se.
| lebnt, unter Den 2iuben unb blift,
| idipeiaeno Den borIberreitenben Ros
itilonen unO ben fia brausenSen Meu'
lfAen nod.
Gie finb Ollie ipie baIb bon Sinnen
llpra9 er leife Dor fid bin, pie Dol
DER Sarantel geitohen; aber ne babel
8edt, inanFanrt es linen ni@t berr
4 benton, uub es fdeint ipirtlid, aIs oil
9apoleon's Gtern benz untersang
sueilte. SD tperoe bel glltens einel
BefuA MAIDEN, bic 8eranlaiIung boa
Iilt eeeeben; es wiiroe iegar auHali
Iiein, penn id es unterlieBe.
@r uartete nod cine Belt lang, bi
, els filler uno rubieer eeiuoroeH nal
, un6 Ientte bann feline S9ritte NOT
QIlteu's @obnuns. @er ibn beoba@
, tete, iuiirbe bemertt baben, oas er let
bic BeI6abieuns ieines 6uBes BIZ
. fidtbarer beruortreten lieb uuo li9 ei
mes ltarfen Stodes beoiente, iperauf {
4 lid, ffitte. CT fdieu auf ben bon b
Erau bon 2nbin erlonnenen unb DO
ieinera Batter sebiaiaten ,GIau einse
: aanesn gu fem unb feline 2oIle m
!. @sf6i6 au fpielen, oenn Ct mahte lei
II oftere Befu1e i'm 9llten'lden 9aui
. no Ct ais SeeripaID's Greunb nit 81
I berfemmenbeit aufgenomnlea tpurb
) befonbere bon BaIerisns Wiutte
smiIben tueIder unh Inn fid berei
: : cine Dirt itiul@wtieenben CUMBERLAND
{ lnifIes eebilDet bate.
I'll tGOrtfesHHs fDIst.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

ieliee@ebuaOenbeit an bas tpns n liebt
uno an bic Melt, an bic i'm, mas q
liebt uMo beFkt bertettet.
un6 Oentea sic in Oiefer Gtnloe
nod an bic 0elt? fragile fanny.
GepiB Dente i'd an iie - .tuie Elm
&erEuailter, Der cine Setntatb gefunoen
bot-gngenie lit mir bic @elt, nut
6ur1 fie babe i'd Die @elt, pie Menfd>
belt tuie0er, un6 in 6ieleln 8etuuBtl
fein lis9t Der bette 6beiI ,neines
@Ilfes,-
0ena UNI bic Menfdbsit 1T BET
Menf6 ssnia6tl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

N @uprente Court. Dor
ben, Bunbesobereeridt gu @aibineten
wirS iett Der auf Die SennelIee Bant
beaiiolid5e 9tedtsfal berbanOelt. Nids
ter 6oaolep bon Cincinnati beeann bic
Oe5atte, inbem q bic 8eliber Der 9los
ten in i6ren elniprimsn pertrat. 0fi6s
ter Sarrilon bon slaf5piIIe un0 Serr
Scrace MannarD entgeeneten linn, ins
Dem fie fur Den Gtaai ipraden. - Die
Rraoe aber Oas Sennel5ee BnbIeeiek
,Dur6e bon benz boben @eri9tsbof nee
aeu Grtrantuns ben spei MidterR aufs
oeidobeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

E County Ni@ter. @sub.
center bat geItern nie @omniiFon oes
0erru 8bDmas s. Wc0arbep sum
Gouutb Oti@tsr bon aincolnGouutB IN.
eraei@nst,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

5n ben SuiIerien 1T, in
Der 0a9t bonn IA. Sebruar, Dor Der
8bnre, ipel9e gu ben @emaAern bes
Generals SrOharb, bes gou6erneurs
oes fatierli@en Brin3en, flbrt, Elm
elegant gefleibeter Serr berbaftet uors
ben. Wtan bat Ieitoem eana auserors
bentlide @orfi9tsmaBreaeln betreffs
oes faiferli9en Rrinaen eetroffen;
feline Berlou foipobl mie feline SEND
DER, iperoen aufs strenelte iiberpa6t,
Die Sbnren 6erfelben iper6en belt6noia
nerl9lofen aebalten unb bic G1aAen
oanor neroen ber6oppelt. Gs mirb
Sarans sefdloiienr 6aB elm @ttentat
gegen ben tteinen anaben beabfidtist
setpefen 1T.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

Ser8arifer Monde" m,abt
auf ben umitanl aufmertfam, bab bic
oeutf den 8latter, beionters BITE
Yrenben ersebenen SeurnaIe, iest nur
felten in sRaris ausseseben weroen;
iebes 8latt bait biee fur einen bemers
teustuertben Gingeraei9: Der Son Der
b. .tfhen 8Iatter ntliIe fid felt IA Sas
gen aufaaenb berdu6ert baben, oa man
fle sefabrlider fiuSe, aIs fosar ole
0ffeutli9en SerianlmIuuoen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17
8ertbeifi1.,n.n,.a.

SHE bod fdasen Gle eieie meme
b:ioen Ninge bier 2
6attert sic mir MIR einen ge5eigt, ia
| tuiir0e i'd gela9t Boben, ct lit Slidta
/ uertb I: Oa es aber ibrer atpet fino, 70
muB i9 Sbnen often fasen,. OaB elmer
| 10 bieI iuertb 1T iuie Der anoere.
Oas Stem gort 8oitamt eulpFing
I'M Iekten Mouat aus europa 545, 1862
Briefe, babou 140s637 aus 0eutld.
Lamb, un6 fanote 425, 120 8riefe mad
europa, oabpn lis, 079 mad Seutl6e
Ianb ab, Das @orto Der anoefemnles
men Briefe betrns SIS, 761, hos Der
abgegnngenen $54,974, SOtaIs 8orto
Der elropdif6en 8riefe $113, 735.
SamtIien3uuads @Iarts
bile, We., GentineI efsdbit, oaB elm
gutter 8rsuno, Serr GanlusI Daiuion,
in LETTER ISOLDE bur9 bic Gebnrt zines
Gobnes erfreut mar. Oils er am an>
bern Morgen ms Selo 8iug, fano er,
oaB - cine oeiebItn9s" @au feinen
Sausitauo gleiddettie tln 16 SerteI,
cine Sub beHfelben Inn Q Sdlber linb
Elm Ghaf oenfetben eito um 8 9amner
bermebrt bate. Sin 9lnbetraht Der
&aIte Ser Na6t mar Serr DalplOn nit
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lirt, oeren Sfamen nit ben 6 Diltriften !
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nern feiner @emeiHoe unb BON anoern
puritanif6 gefnnten Brebiaern 10 lans
ge nerfoI9t luorben, bic er feine @fars
reritele, bic er 80 Sabre betleibet, aufs
CAB.