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TIE AEMi}RY CGENT

There Was uot much doing yesterday At the Ar
moH tourt l1asdl5 enough TO make i insefess-
ing 10 those IN asteudlnte. The morning session
wua t!slll uni tns!pl, the 1sost notable case being
lEa, u Charles Miller, Chasgcd with stealing 4
q KIT ss {, rem fnrt IN ttsi S1E %
we're disposed VI At the mornlng session. AMI
these wese principally tninor ousncts-aach al
laI<encles, aad drpak and Lsoraer!tes-.
In the AFTERNOON, c1s. Of larceny consider
ably n'.stiued. nnuTenei The ecene somewhat
lshet cu5laus battn ot allegad rouhe1les short
tine since, IN which two Polish Jews, Abraham
EEon, apl sew eral others figured consptcuouaty.
una.r> Eea:cutn Veuick aua Il. Cohau were there
charged with IarcenF o! G!l1er-wate watchca etc.
IS Se ee soais " y. o a1 a iio
View York, TIE oEneg OF the goods, boarded st No.
40 GEss~oiA street, an thts biz property. consist
ordinary travelling sAtche,, was placed IN the
banda of ha iauulads sor saie-keepang.
During hls absence one day the la4i5 became
stolen, and feas1ul lest the police should md them
in her possession, she determined to send snen1
Tic peg sya selected 70 lea- the B.schei axsJ vas
one Len, n,4E.1 SeEttt. Where h. ~as directed To-
t5ke ihe G sooas % does not appear eut II ts t;lsaxy
atenac AMI there accidentally allowed some Of
the most valuable articles 70 tsi eH: et The s4tehei
atrour pls person. icaTtas others scattered nlong
the n1i.y way Arriving ut an old sued ~ hatn.
sso.tS proeee,ded t. r1a:s ne ssteisl lhs,e for M
:r1eui tohan's residence anfs mostly him Of the
whereabouts OF the gon!a cohan no~ makes ht4
stratghtxHt goes to wne1e the sssr.wase II con-
tea.rt,. ana rruGTts /; to the clothing store Of NJ
step vs. 81 to isota tie orner oi lis 1hereabout1
Hsxasa:soa; sns;ss T. u -. sssgspss ,5, i . sse
when arrested. ba.. ) pertioa nf ine goods
s:Il concealed absnt n,4 person-.a hts
hoot-tors, pockets and other places ~ bis clothing
security. and thai on1y intended to return them
to The o Tss an seemed e
hin, In s.tl tail for t1.al Colan "ss discharged.
II T. e'newhat r.ngs5a1 IN connection Hi:o th.s
covered With m7a II the alley way through Hh1ch
H. Sled rs sat sa ia eecarea s as tEeJ ss' IL
present and ar1eantea for. As toc1 Lay upon the
tao!e IN the court room. It ras eFtIens that thse
Winnie H'hifa and Sstiue Miller; :nmases Of q
dlsordety b. ase, were tntd, the crst sss and TIC
asfs b.d been IN e $ sianc @ wtita as aee Sa
While there ae dec[1-ed she took ron his pocket
ten dolls2 she L az o!d o!:sa.;eF T.;
son was he arrested patty, resulted Ii q ana
'..u7thest to nls ten chldsen.'' She thought. was
., naa, Aaer 1snatnx 50 aany q hls sna1ag.
wont He sqUaadertt hls tnoIeJ aod Kslld not
work -aore than three Gas1, IN . week aenoeay
Juds 1ued klm go He shootin!s rst Il h.eateasng-
u a.. ls wife he depart II for the pE6oneEs pen.
Ia Hll!isns Nas aned s. fas beicS drunk and
lahn Alien. a boy. Hss also dsser,.es::5, and
MADISON s.E1EE coUR-
From the Opening Of .ass CouTs pt5terday, TIL
:ts Close. the scene M lively, ant a. times quite
interesting TfrE-n,s ca.ss w:!e a'sPosed Of,
Acter. The rairy SEASON does ne& seem to AIaY
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"1oEa raises Of corn and wheat 20 the va.ue Of
s1e to each innahtaut; Illinois, s5o Ohio, IS; and
Michigan, $50; altogether they produce e. bu 70
each lnnahltant-" The Estates first above uaueI
produce 10 bu to each nhabItaut, aud rely for
the rest upon the surplus from tho lake poTts-
The question or prices Is 4 ye1y important one
ID connection with the FIELD. With so much Of
uncertainty In regard to the harrest weather,
nothing can be predicted, bas il does not seem
probable that We shall soon return to the hlQh
prices paid for hreadstu1s during 1867 and 1863
There is too much Ia the country to admit Of a
reAl Rca1citf, even with a maEetiA falling o1 ID
The harvest, while our appfoach 10 a specie hasls
OF prices IL Certain. though we may not know e.
ac1iy 1hc time whcu The nnp1azou On gold Will be-
come but nominal. but the 'bca1s" should aiso
remember that prices now are comparatively
lnw, and that ne are Justified Ia looking for a
season Of nrmuess nftef the lengthy depression
We hare recently experienced, much OF which
wa 3Ee &c the operation OF artificial causes,
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me Davenport f1ows, Ga.ettt Of 5una y aaJs:
Eome OF our best farmers ASSURE rs that thus FAR
orr The corn has seriously suffered. THIS Il very
bsekw1st, and under the nost favorable condi-
acre planted. Harley Is next II she ostet ct dau-
ger, the growth Of straw Icing verJ taok and
nelts being naAlr 1lodSed' Wheat, tno, han
G1own very RINK, but PROMISES healthy heading
1u!ets the rains ART rtnexrd or e1t1enc heaz seta
In. Potatoes promise well. and We bear little cf
the old eneny-sne potato nn4. The trctt psu&~
Feet was never better. Il i III 20 Gpod."
TIE Kransv1le Journal has been shown dfty-
two ttalSs Of wheat growing hon one grains
ore 97atn, Yielding N average Of X OF ~ 2Egrr.
gsIe Of = isss, Eclt, plump gralus
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The Chicago Tina alleges that tbs he-
nuthcan par.y is growing smaller aao
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! Club, and then fta1cta1sy Essde vacant by the
t convention to seek serose fran the labo,s Of the
day, and prepare for The rreT excursion Oh TIC
| MORROW.
EXCURSION ',H w5tF RIVER
The shan. .ht1ll whistle Of he steamer Tistcss,
at O'Clock "Wednesday nofulaS. a. She lsy raoof-
I'd Al Co1ttn Dock, gave signal 10 the eisoHal
ra1fy ana tne.I l1r.tea guests that the time had
Arrived loE departure frou the city to Tou
River, md TO witness the tanaua olTa'sdi pf raft
lag "rae logs, b1 which the extensive mills Oh the
, Fox and Won Rivers were supplied *ltu materisl
.n1 the u,aulAcsure Of lumber As the wel,-
la.cn boat moved on. nom the dock, LudT:gS
t1ty Hand dscoutsed leeir sall~enlsenins Ii sic,
anu the streaming Of banners, the wartcs of
n4uaAescn!cIa, the presence ana smiles OF the
,ailes, and the l,:tSht sansntne ol the morctas,
lcL u. aad erchansneut 10 The scene.
P.ss1nS Eut,t-les.Aa::s =: the ue5th.of the Fog.
and ncallte %innecpnne, The seTlaiEo5 Of The
nos1neru brunch of the Milwaukee St Paul RAIL-
foai the elcurs,on nlsts salute4 by the sseaE1
Whistles Of the mills aud tugs OF the river, sal the
hearty congratulations Of sae !rEse:snea. ~ :aes
thrrw up 1heir pixe poles and Shouted welcome
from I'll sides
i 4 lew minutesr r1de from Hinnetoure the
"a bonn" was reached, twenty 1atses Distant sfeu
Oshkosh "By drtds1ng ! cloA OF cutoff In
,5ssy through about eighty rods OF swamp. between
the bead d: u deep Ia! and the main rrs1, not
opIy has nine niles OF distance beto sSytd, o1t
the 2oss perfect Imaginable facility is Afforded
for booming, Or IN other sorls, collecting tae
1 logs tose1het mo tDass and thenec iato rats
70. suitable tl.e lot tsaa sportaon 10 nA-iet ThcEc
re IN wcs: nay 1o9. .ooe 800 5et' os log, eovcs'
ins=q acges OF surface, sad in East BsJ a1,ot.-
GO i.s, eotcrtng e6s aerH There arc Fl. CO., ,ae
feet ye~o come down into the boon, aad s1oeo,
90 feet h.ve alftady teen rs11cd. this seasoa Al
tte fess CT. - the Wolf and It's tributaries sri
fitted by TIE 'Eolf lziEer Boan Co1osnJ Ct t'sn
kt@s- -sad which ecpto5 II tn1s uue sN laen. Lat
! | EoyEeh ArooEh one md Of Witch We passed.. Is
: re aao nA~ tody Of hatet, Of many miles IN CT
I seat"
l ortng % ne e..roe the d1wn-r,res boa
{ Sosta*ea ~ "a .aus ms the rtsreks It sns
Through tho loe cr.1e ana -.na,n, ,hem.c,re
:. x,ta little experience OF the L-..b,n, ant IA
I ttsre Of 4 ln1uoe.IuAna tife- P2s.trg .r-onss m
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF SPEED, STYLE AND BEAUTY.
"A special and perempt9y sale Of ne valuable and fast
1sS.s X s sDbe No ea JUns.
street, by order OF George Mellon, assignee.
In part handsome Jet black fast young Totting Mare,
l hands, years old last spring. raised by r Herr In
gated with great style and ambiton she
showed last spu time OF purchase at Lexington, 2l
ana ahs perfectly sound and Kind and warranted
Beauful brown Hamble,onan Mare, sired by Major Win
field raised by Meny Mspaugh IN Orange county her
dam was sired By e oning horse Engineer and could al
spring. free easy pure strong and beautifully
gated very promng showed private trial at time OF pur-
chase IN 2 the full mile, and went to half mile pole In
l5h; perfecy sound and kind and warranted to show
These two mares are the for their ages
that protuced and must be seen T. be appreciated
n entered the spring FOR horses
that beat - In public
Bay Mare, 1t hands high six old finely bred and
found She drives In great style without check martin
gale promas Great speed be driven by lady;
trot In about s:lo and is sound and kind.
Black hor, ~ nsa coming an extra nne ana
show 06 and extra fine young promising horse
Gentlemen Wishing purchase the finest class of horses
offered this win ind his good opportunity as they
TO rot fast represented and fair trial
will be given sale and the money will be refunded and
the sale annuied They all warranted sound and kind
They be and examined time before the sale at
stable, ~ Great Jones street.
We would state that when warrant speed direct we
hold the purchase money for the purchaser until the speed
shown the purchaser satisfied that they can accomplish
They viii all be sold without limit reservation to highest
bidders
Also very fue superior and well behaved dapple gray
be driven BY lsdies fears no locomotive and warranted
Also several hns Road Wagons Harness. &c &c. Sale at
III A. III. prompt
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale.-Medcines for all diseases Prepared Food Tor
mockins brs, at b. DoVEY'S Nos and Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
N.B.-Lsdes attended to by Ms. Dewey.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No Peek slip. Buffers inGallble
Mango Cure Flea Exterminato 5c. Buffers work,
S2 Extra Stock and Trained Dogs.
LNOR sALE-A LARGE NEwFOuNDLAND DOG, NINE
II months old ,cheap Apply at 81 avenue ID.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

IlARGE FOR sALE--A FIRST CLASS VESSEL OF GOO
ID tons burden of best material for feightng
peer apply 20 J. A. CoTTINGAM, corner OF West and
Liberty streets.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
MATRIMONIAL.

, GOOD LOOKING GESrLEMAf, VERY WE'LL EDV.
n Gated eiye the lest cry reference n regard W
his character and cxteeJt bgsness Hin W Ot
ape, stran this city, desires 70 mlN the A. Gaitanee
of young lady with view ~ oarnloay hitress n. "
St., Herald olhce.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
IL given that the holders coupons OF the Pennsylvania
and Ohio frat mortgage bonds OF the Atlantic and Great
Western Reiiwey Company dus on ls April 1852 can re-
ceive the cash for upon presentation at the oce OF e
Erie Railway Company, In the city Of New York Holders
of the overdue coupons s and second mortgage ponds
exchange the ror mortgage bonds atihe Boa
ton, Hartford and Erie Railway Company carrying seven
per interest by the Erie Railway Company
In of pt0 EACH and scrip certificates for sums OF
lesser amount JAY GOULD President Erie Railway Co.
Marcel
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

A THE ONLY GENUINE BUTTER POWDERS MAN
~ ufactory ~ Nesey street, corner Church itrcetone
pound choice butter from two quarts milk box makes
90 pounds; no family should be without H. Agents needed
everywhere.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
FINANCIAL.

A uGUsr BE E4MoST X co.
IA issue letters OF credit for travellers use
Messrs. ROTHSCuILD,
in Paris Lonoon Frankfort and Vienna and their corre
spondents in a the principal cities Of Europe. Also make
ieegraphic transfers on California and Europe
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

A A:-REMEMpER, REMEMBER, THAT ONLY THIS
~ day Wednesday, remains for personal examination of
splendid Maspeh Lots to sold auction JOHN
so & KILLER tomorrow Friiayl at IL O'Clock, at the
EAchan.e. Apply for maps and tickets to JOHNSON Il
MILLER, 25 Nassau street, New YorS.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

IGOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
Henrietta 2o tons burden, old measurement of the
great yacht to Cowes England, l56o in which
made the extraordinary 250 miles "a and
several other The Henrietta cruise
10 the West Indies but has New York. While
her voyage from Key West Charleston she made
a OF $50 miles during rough weather. showing that
has of her speed The Henrietta commo-
dous ssoon handsomely htted up with large
the sarboard side, three other two state
rooms forward for officers Tie cabin furniture kitchen
utensils &C. in complete orer and Inc vessel will be put
in readiness to 90 to Immediately. The Henrietta wi
compare favoraby, for speed and seagoing qualities
with any yacht in this country England. For particulars
address }. ANDERSON, Heralc Office, New Yo.k
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.

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The New York herald., 1869-04-01

A-A-5,NO FREE RIDES OVER THE soUTHsrDE
~ Railroad to Clarencevlc 70 all vino vii! axe uers,na
extInntiOn OF the 800 splcn d Lots he soll
vi e on Wednesday, April T. Apply TO JOHNSON a MIL
LER, 2j Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
pOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NOTICE.
i lhe mails for Europe for the week ending April
will close n, this onicc rs follows,
ON Tuesday at " NJ, at the stations as foliows:
aud b II 35; aud o. ii 3J ID and Il, II 5; and %,
1U 90 A. NJ.
Ga ednesday, at e& A. M aud at the stations fol.
Iowa "A and 10; aud 40; H. T.25; and
q, 10 A. N.
On THURSDAY at ~ NJ, md at the stations as foows:
aud u, II 40; and o. II ,SO AMI h, IL IS; and q,
~ 80 a. NJ.
Aud Saturday at "a NJ, and nj the stations fol.
lows "A and n, 81 % and o. s:id aad H. S25 aud q,
800 A. NJ. JAMES KELLY, Postmaster,
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
CITIzENs, SAVINGS BANK,

NITIZENsi SAVINGS BANK,
~ Southwest corner of Rowery and Canal street.
Money depos ed before April will bear interest from
that date, pays 9 in January or July. - -.
SIX PEk CEN INTEREST PAID ON ALL SUMS FROM
IS TO $4,000. FREE FROM NATIONAL. TAX.
Open every day from 10 to and 10 the evenings OF Mon
dny. Wed sday nd from to 4.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

INOR SALE-A STYLISH BLACK PONY, SOUND AND
gentle, suitable for doctor IamIly also Hasness
and Ii ut Wagon. To lie for daya hurphys
stable, No. Vestry street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
NfrrRopoLIrAN POLICE DISTRICT. pRECTNcr Nc

NIETROPoL1TAN POLICE DISTRICT. PRECINCT NO.
M 26-hEw YoRK, April !, ls69-iwenty second Resi.
Bal.-Conpsuy TO the Twenty second Regiment Bail,
this evening, the Academy OF Music will be admitted at
main Irving place. Coaches delivering
their company Will from the aoith through Irving
pace IN taxing up coaches Will approach from the south,
forming in Fourteenth street Third Gentle.
viii please take the coaches A. the door aud not wait
any particular coach. Fare IN all VIII he ~ CT each
passenkt without regard II dan 1 tie city No coach
viii be allowed In line but such passed by Inspection
JAMES GitEEs, Captain and Inspector of Hackney
Coaches Nor trn checks will be given during the evening"
Invited erests viii enter at the Fourteenth street door,
NrorlCE.-JAAEs D0LAN, MRS. rERsLow OR FER
IN cuson Lyia Finley, H. g. Wilcox, Mrs VIM. Andcr.
Parneec hereby notified TO call storage
aud pay their storage bills before Thursday,
Aprl said goods will be sod auction
A. l.. PATTERSON, 6si, GO ana c9s slIh avenue
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE
National Lie Insurance. Company of iicv York vii be
held ct the company's onCes ga Broadway Monday,
JOHN A. MoRTIMoRE Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

A. DECIDEDLY PLEAshNT,A TRIP OVER TIL
~ Southsde ka road to CiarencyviIe. JOHNSON MIL
LR will furnish free tickets TO all who viii agree to visit
$40 Lots be sold by them the Napier l2 o'cloc
Wednesday, at Exchange, III Broadway Apply at New
York oaLcc, .5 Nassau street, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

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The New York herald., 1869-04-01

A NATIONAL BUTTER POWDER, 80 CENTS p Err
~ box, makes 30 pounds Batter. Come and two
pounds butter from o. milk ma ~ daily at LAG Fu
ton street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

L'oR sALE-A sECoED HAND LIGHT WAGON, LEA
ther top, good orer Apply private stable ll5 West
Thirty second street, sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.
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SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TOMORROW.

MORTON BLISS CO,
M so broad street,
Circular Notes and Circular Letters OF Credit for travel
ers also Commercial Credits, available in all parts OF
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

A -A.-DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION Ov ERSOr THsIDE
~ Railroad to Cisrenceviic, without charge to all who
will agree 10 examine the splendid Lots on e Napier Farm,
20 be sold at auction by JOHNSON MILLER, Wednrs
JOHNSON x MILLER, at their New York Office no. %
Nassau
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
AT JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL'S.
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART

112 East ThlItoenth sttect, near Foirih avennc
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose Of those wishing to purchase anything in the
horse line will lind 1t to their advantage 10 call on
Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment is conducted the
straightforward principles which govern honorable
people IN other branches OF trade
Good stabling for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser of every horse that warranted
sound twenty -four hours for trial.
STREET. opposite the Post Office where register is kept Of
horses, carriages Ac private and public sales Liberal
advances made on everything in the horse line.
A I JOHNSTON a VAN TASSELLS MART,
The New York herald., 1869-04-01


BTSNs WILL OPEN SPRING MILLINERY TITS
Ia. dsv al iT7 broadway, up stairs. Pattern Bonnes
Great display of elegant Has ami onnets Flowers straw
Hats and BOnnois, trimmings and Millinery Materials.
MILE. Il. CoRDIER HAS REMOVED FROM 2e kAsi
Nl Tenth street 20 s62 Broadway Seventeenth street
where she opens this day large assortment OF frehea bon
nets and round Hats.
MILES. vIOt, MASON DE MODES, 50 EAST
M Tweifth street, near Broadway.Fine choice Of Bon
and Round Hats, iilporei and inanuac;wei also
Waking, Dinner and Carriage Dresses, &e' &c.
DARISTAN nousE.-rHE ATTENTION or Ihs
fashionable public called 10 the establishment of new
Tsrisjan housc ern styles IN ladies' Bonnefs
and Hats com6inei with Mfs MfLLERS pattern ROOM si3
Broadway.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-12
@umua Sc, 800. TAB

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Die MnnaIen Der GourntanSs erudhs
men eiai9er 2e6ermauler, Deren gau :
men Sun0erte ben Nuitern mad nn0
mad pofirei1 ieBeu; aber Der &6ifer
8iteHius ilbertraf Iie 9lle. &ierneol
bes Cages ab er Mufern, unt siuat
nibt Tiebr unS uidt penieer ais 1900
GtRdl SetbF Genera; tuether bic
beige Der Mrniutb 70 beiuunAerunQss
tuiirSig fdil0erte unO ais Elm Mfanfi
bon SO Wiaionen aibres itarb - Der
peife geneea berfdmdbte 20 nibt, bic
ISOLDE binburd eini9e BunAert OMteuO
1u genieBeH. % Muiter, benz Heins
f1meGer 10 tbeuerI" ruff er aus, ,,oie
bn ben MpPetit, anItatt IGN 3n lilien,
tiur aufreglt, bic 6R nienlaIe cine nns
paBlibteit Sufii0f ielblt nenn man III
bieI ibt, Ieidt ber0aut Did Der Maaeu
unh giebt bid nit 2eidtigfeit ipit0er
BEN ft9l
9linius, Der RaturfOrIder, Iaot in
feinem SO. Bud, Gap. 81, 6as Gers
gius Srala Die 9lufern auerlf eins
pferdte. ST Iieb au 8aiG unaebeure
Bebaiter einridfe1 nuS Eanfenae NSep
fee W1eIIueten oaria autiammeIn. Sn
lrssaitteIbafifer Rdbe 0erfeI6gu erhob
5fib fein RalaIt i1llo Sort berfalnmeIte
Der reide R6ifer iD6@entIi@ einniaI
feline DOrnebmEen NreunSe; nm nit ibe
men ben gan1tn Gag lns bic Aaht
bin0ur@ 3u f9maufen. Sebes Soft
mail nerf6Iang Eaufenbe bon MuItern,
unb boflgepfropft, nber bod nod niht
aefdttigt, beNnben Diele GoHrmanos fid,
in einen glebeufaGI, UNI bur@ geipilTe
Q1anipulationen liG 81 etleiMtefn uao
ibrer Be8ieroe ben gfeueln fs6bnen stt
f6nnen. @eIblf bic rGluifAsu Domen
berl6mabten Oiefes ieltfarae Mlittel
uidt, rur bebienten re fm Nasa Der
Rfauenfeeern1 nit Oenen re ibren
SGlun0 fihelten.
Dora5 fpeife ebenfe entsiidt bic Mns
ter. ole er ife reisenc beiarg. CT
sel9nete f0rgfaIti9 ben glanien 6es
Uetdl9er nnl, Der ne Inn herb ifdhofFte:
er erlpabnte aud bes berabniten gpurs
maIes Dlontanus. Der BeinI erIterl Sin
erfannte, bon wobsr bic aiulter ftammlte
Ssntls0ie NOnler, unIere aebfer am
in Der Gaitr6nortie, f4lirTfen rIi IN
ipie man es beataaia9e iaadf fe,, ~.
bern lie fantem bic VIuflern, luohmrS,
NE eiren bei1eteIl Otf@ntdf erboTten
foIen.
lmeritanifGe @eI6f5.
nige in ibrem 9anttum. gBeun
man in GrtpagAn0 aiebt, baf Gornes
Illus BanDeKbitt uidbt MIR s..
ameritanif9e Gifsnbabne0nfa III io,,.
bern aud bic G6rle beina6e il n !.
fhranft bsberrfdt, 70 fcIIte man Iidser
al1ubeu, Oab err gIetG ben anOera de-
Eeen @eLObaAeelefiFiten, fine sisle
Mlili0nsn tlfafdiente Gef&dite aal,,
III Der ytdbe bon 2BaH Gt. unO IN ei mem
9Ian1enb eingeri@teten Gompteir eLs