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sales Of his store here, and kept Il in his
bed all night that yesterday morning he
brought the money down into the store
and counted 1t the sum Vas $70,sSs; that
be was in the store oil day, with the OK.
ception Of . few moments; that the
money vas In . small desk; that he saw
IL there about 6 o'clock last evening while
looking for stamps; that at q little amer
o'clock he and his clerk, Mr.. Ullman,
lsft the store together, leaving the money
in the desk; that they remained together
the greater portion Of the time while
absent; that they returned together
at about loA o'clock; Mr.. Ullman
having lost his key while absent, MI
Blum opened the front door with his key;
that on entering the room the fumes Of
something like chloroform were percepsi-
BILE; that the deck was found broken
open, the drawers TO it pulled out and the
money gone; that the transom over the
rear door was open, the button having
been broken of; that the rear door was
unlocked bu, closed, and that nothing else
except the money 10 missing. In this
statement Messrs. Blum and Ullman
substantially agree. The police were
called upon to take the matter in
hand, but up to the hour Of writing We
have heard of no discoveries.
This 10 without doubt one Of the most
remarkable burglaries that we have ever
heard Of taking place in Cairo, and we do
sincerely trust that tie thief whoever he
10, may be discovered. Messrs Blum 4
Amson owe Il 10 Cairo and themselves 10
make every possible effort to arrest the
guilty party and let justice be mstsd
out.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Babbags, st. Louis.
Belle Of Pike, 81. Louis.
Jos. Kinney, st. Louis.
VIM. j. Lewis, 81. Louis.
Eddyville, Evansville.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Tyrone, Memphis.
Jim Fisk, Jr., Paducsh
Illinois, Columbus
DEPARTED.
Steamer Belfast, New Orleans.
Mary Alice, New Orleans
Hddyvills, Evansville
Jim Fisk, Jr., Psducsh
Illinois, Columbus
VIM. J. Lewis, Vicksburg
Arksnsas Belle, Evansville
" Belle Of Pike, Memphis
BIO MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied at any time, both
day and night, with either lump or chest.
nut coal, In any quantity, and on usual
terms, 1t the yard At grand Tower, Ills.
Special contracts offered on favorable
terms upon application.
II. V. OLYPHAHT,
D. A, BoxEL Gsn'l Supt.
Sales Agent. 3-lS.ly.
CONDITION OF THE RIvIIs.
The Ohio river At this point, 10 falling
again, and the prsssnt esld sasp will make
aastsn bad sboys here In both rivsss.
There 10 only thsss ssst reported ever the
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DIR. Fields offers q comfortable resi-.
dence and Eve lots for sale. Sec ad.
DIR. Dunning, whose pride 10 q nne
horse, has come down TO . mule, and now
drives one with the ar Of q deeply injured
man. He blames the episootic.
The Bulletin suggests the name Of
W. W. Thornton in connection with the
mayorsli.y. We heartily echo the 'Bul.
is,in's eulcgies Cairo Gazette.
The State Register calls the horse
disease - sore throat"
-Comments upon the Remarkable
Bou,ons remarkable attack on Us are
crowded out with other matter, BY
scarcity Of type settera In good time W
shall remark upon the remarks Of the gen
tie Bou,on.
-Lsborcrs are now engaged In the wors
Of grading an approach for the Mis'is
sipp, extension railroad, between nine
teenth and twentieth street.
The price of river water still tend
upwards. Last week, II could be had fol
ATTY cents q barrel. A barrel now bring
from one dollar and twenty-five cents, &c
one dollar and nf,y cents per barrel.
Blum & Amson were robbed on Sat-
urd.y night Of S2o,sss. Our neighbor, Of
the "Sun" states oil the facts In an article
which we publish this morning. The nrm
offer 81 900 reward for the recovery Of the
money, and the apprehension Of the thief
| The Sun suggests . public library
in this city, and asks "What does TIN
BULLETIN say on this subject" We
never read the law to which the Sun re.
fers, and haven't time to do so. Life 10 short,
and time cannot be squandsred in reading
the state laws; but II the law does au-
thorize . tax for library, and the tax is
small, let US by oil means have the library;
but frat let Us get in shape TO pay the
axes under which We ought to, II we don't
already, grosn.
LOOK TO your own interest and do
not purchase any Christmas presents, un.
til after you have visited the SoIRrE,
where you will probably ind oil that you
desire in the line of fancy articles, books,
toys, etc, etc.
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TO THE UNKNOWN AGHALA.
TIVE,

L
"How, sweet how heavenly 10 the Sigh,
when those that love the Lord"-liks the
meek Aghalative says he does-camly to''
aside the correctly wordsd prayer-book,
and with martyr hand grasp tho double
edged blade Of that fell weapon"Sarcasiu,,
and wildly bslabor some luckless wigh,
over the head with its polished handle
bearing with christian resignation the
ruin Of q good right hand-all honor to
the martyr Aghalstive. All honor to his
ruined paw-hark:
"Now there 10 not, perhaps, one in
Cairo who honors genius moro than l."
Reader take of your hat
"And let me not be judged in this case
~ 'nipping 1t in the bud"
"Perish the thought"
al like 10 develop the germs of talen,
wherever found, ~ we'll in others - in
myself; but, by all the spirits that have
ever crossed the Styx, and now dwell in
the land Of Erebus."
The mans born poet. A germ de.
veloper. A martyr and means just wha,
he says. Else Why so deep an oa.h2
II csnnot-I will not suffer myself ID
be tortured BY the affection Of genius"
Again-perish the thought.
although usture has always afforded
me vast field for contemplation, it hal
never interfered with my religious belief.
Bully for nsturs-we should say not
Il belong TO . church, and 10 thu,
church there 10 . number Of vocalists
whose duty it is to sing praises Of the On
nipotent-"
Certainly, the ten commandments ex'
pressly s.ate-if We remember rightly
that i, shall be the duty Of some member
Of the Christian church TO sing, others u
pray, o.hen .: stated intervals 70 SAY
amen = o,hsn 20 gossip, etc, that ID,
ssols bod! may ts saved en masse-
By some strange connivance, . young
I -gec; Ea 'scsnlly e.sp. into this bod y
a. sI;.0--I ary Recommendation from
| .Asz'r OF AZ, tAs presumed 70 sing
B,'s-tseed p-sslp;ioc, We cal it, A
go! sz.c-sr 70 ;.y &c siag Och
I -Hs . P.ri--li1. in s,a.1,e, nei.hs,
7 -..l--4Ks EGr slA..; po-sesains, perhaps
s1s 90 ia s.:.ar:-oos - ,ss axprsssioa u
"a sss.s-ss
I o. z,gzi.ini:y. sa-sly tee post-,h.
gs'ra developer raa'.yr AID esris:iar
easss; Hga: Q. re vA,srtau TIA
pop
We have heard bin in bis srst efforts
We have followed him through oil The Sta
gss Of cultivation, but yet W failed 4
taste tie msllowsd swsstness."
Aghals,ivs, thy grip on the tail Of Pc
gasus is firm.
We've lived 10 the midst NJ disease
we've suffered the smallpox, caught VI
with the epizootic, stared upon the die
torted features Of the Democratic corpse
and still we live"
Our sympsihy 10 thine, Aghalstivs.
I'VE do not hesitate 70 say that b,
would have we'll allied his position in lis
had he only remained himself"
Thou art RICH: Aghslstivs Tho cham
sleon may change his spots with IMMUNITY
the Mississippi her bed-o.hsr Mise
likewise-but the man that changes him
self, We unhssitstingly pronounce villsi
and fraud Of the Arst water. L, OIL.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

At w. B. Rockwell r Goa, consisting
in part Of elegantly bound books, (histor.
icsl, biographical, political, Juvenile and
miscsllaneous,) writing desks, work boxes,
dressing cases, card cases, cigar stapds
gold pens, albums, chromos, photogrsps,
sngrsvings, Autographs, handkerchie,
boxes, glove boxes, toilet boxes, bibles,
prayer books, hymnAls, game, poke,
books, pocket diaries for 1873, writ.
ing paper, guitars, violins, accordeons,
microscopes, stereoscopic views, besides
many other articles too numerous to men,
ton, all Of (which arc offered for sale ct
reasonable rates. l2.lo-2w.
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Police CouRr-B Shannesy presiding
Phillip Shuts and John Ross, for drunk
snness, we're each Aned So, and costs
Neither had any money, and both were
sent to work on the changing for six
days.
George Andrews for vagrancy, va,
fined SIS. George was also impecu-
nious, and was sent to work on the chain.
gang for fifteen days.
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wors. bar between here and Evansville.
The condition Of the Mississippi river re-
mains much the same, and there are sew
sral boats trying to get out, and the river
isI likely closed again With ice. There 10
only about three feet on tho worst bars.
Below here, there 10 the same condi-
ton Of Point Pleasant, and no more than
ave feet can Be found with the stick.
pusiNHss AND WEATHER.
Business on the lsvse was only moder-
ately brisk yesterday owing 10 the sudden
cold snap. There we're sevresl steamers.
loading and we're handling freight slowly
The weather turned suddenly cold Sunday
night, and yesterday IL was bitter cold
with . clear sky.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The to~boat Babbage and barges ar
rived Sunday afternoon from st. Louis
aner . protractsd stay at Devil's island
In the afternoon the Belle Of Pike put
her nose around tho point closely followed
BY the Joe Kinney and William }. Lewis,
oil having slim trips and very thankful to
get out Of the Mississippi river. The
Lewis made some additions to her cargo
and left after staying here several hour.
Harvey Thompson, pilot Of the steamer
Eddyvills, was fortunate enough to draw
seven hundred dollars In the Louisville
Library lottery.
The H. 8. Turner commenced loading
Sunday morning and had oil the freight
last night she wanted, and It was Capt.
Lusk's intention to leave at daylight
The Geo. G. Wolf arrived from Vicks.
burg and has laid up for better times.
Her crew have been paid Of and part Of
them have gone homo.
The Mary Alice left Sunday for New
Orleans with Ave bargss loaded to the va
| Ter.
The Indiana returns to New Orleans
and had nearly all her load aboard last
night.
The Eddyvills and Arkansas Belle
brought in fair trips.
The Cairo City Coal company's horses
are oil sick with the epizoos,c, and the
company 10 delivering coal about il
barges with wheelbarrows, and will al.
ways have . good supply on hand fol
steam boats.
It was reported yesterday that J. H
Ovsrton Of the arm Of Ovsrton, Steel &
Co, Hickman, had purchased the stern.
wheel steamer Glasgow from Wslker 4
Nellis for $500.
The Tyrone came in yesterday from b.
low with big trip Of cotton. Capt. Tom
Harmon says he 10 chuck full of circu'
com panies and wants no more.
Tho Belle Of Pike left yesterday even
ing with good trip aud abargs in tow.
PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
naev Rasl>aal wa>A n.enAs~~
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Mrrrrso. Tier. silI t-s ns-.i.s o.
:ts lA5ies 0! Il. ea..ck Q. -. 2s:.-z.-
this shs.noo., T..s.ay Ds.=.s- lo.
.; the 4esiis.es q M z P 2e..G.i q:
? o'e!OeK s.s.p. 4 !-I s..s.ii:-s a -.-
aaes:s:, - I.b VI. - re a.: ..esi. Z
b.sS.s Lee tsire.
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ELECTION NorIcE. The annual meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the City M.
tional bank for the election Of seven di.
rec,ors will be held ., the Bank, Tuesday
January IA, 1873. Polls open from Il
o'clock An. 20 O'Clock pm.
A B. SATyoiD, C.hie,.
Cairo, Dec. 10, 1874. l!-Ie-A.
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FuNERAL.-The funeral Of Mrs. Glib.
son will take place to-day from her late
residence, corner Of Fourth street and
Commercial avenue,at l o'clock, at which
time special train will leave the Illinois
Central railroad depot, for Villa Ridge,
where the remains will be buried.
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FoR SALE-My residence and two lots
on Eighth street between Walnut and
Cedar street. For further information
apply to u. F. FIELDS. At Fields stable,
Tenth street between Washington avenue
and Walnut street l2.l0-tf.
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Sl,Do lKsAxc F!

The undersixEet oss.s .s.s-i Q. ..-
ward Of 100 dollars for tie reeovs'y o.
the money stolen from Blum q Amson, Oh
the evening Of Dec. s,h, 1874, and the AZ
rest and conviction Of the party, or, par
ties who committed the robbery.
BLUM Il AMsoy.
CAIRo, Dec. 9, 1872.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, !
CAIRO, Ills, Dec. Q, 1872.

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, Ills, Dec. Q, 1879.
Present His Honor Mayor Lansdsn
and Cunningham Halliday, Hurd, Net.
calf Phillis, Robinson, Schulz, Stratton,
Taylor and Wslder-ll.
On motion Of Councilman Halliday, the
reading Of the minutes was dispensed
with.
ORDiHANcEs.
The following entitled ordinances were
read the second time In this board: IAN
ordinance to aid the Arab Fire company
to build 9 fire engine-houss," and ian or.
dinance TO amend section 8 of ordinance
No. H."
On motion Of Councilman Taylor, the
regular order Of business was dispensed
with.
CITY ATTORNEYS REPORT.
The city attorney, to whom on the and
inst WAS referred the liquor bonds Of NJ,
Coyns, reported that one Of the securities
on said bonds has no property but what 10
exempt from execution 90 far ~ he has
been able TO ascertain, but that the other
surety 10 fully worth the amount required
Councilman Hurd moved that the 70.
port be received and alsd, and that M.
Coyne be required to give additional 80.
curity. Carried.
BILLs.
Bill Of Charles Thrupp amounting to
se7 30 for making plans and estimates Of
Cache river bridge and surveying and lay.
iag od same, VA, on motion Of Council.
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SELLING OFF AT COST
MRS. MARGARET JACKSON

MRS. MARGARET JACKSON
Formerly swander, intending to reno
to Kentucky, desires to dispose Of her lad
and elegant stock Of
MILL = r =
Immediately. In order to facilitate the
OF her goods, Mrs. Jackson has dste rmir
to 06er the
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
And invites the ladies OF Cairo and viciE/
70 call on her II they desire good bsrga
Mrs. Jackson's
GOODS ARE ALL NEW
The most Of them having been selected n
the late fall styles, hence the ladies' hav
rare opportunity to purchase new and
ionable millinery at cost price. The n
consists Of hats ribbons, flowers, host
ladies underwear. etc, etc. il-3O
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FOR SALE.
ON EASY TERMSi

A valuable farm within seven miles o:
Metropolis, on the Jonesbor0 Road, consist
ing Of 200 acres with 90 acres cleared anu
other improvements, now owned and form
erly occupied, by j. 4. Rennie.
TERMS.--Ope.fOurth down-balance In
one, two and three years-nOtes secured BY
mortgage, with six per cent. interest.
N. B.-The timber IL good and has never
been culled and no timber will be permitted
10 be cut or used, except what 10 necessary
Tor the wear and tear OF the place, until afteS
The second payment has been made.
~ J T. RENNIE
eS-u Caiye0,
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~ You can buy SIX
and one.half lbs. Durant's
4 Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.five Cents per pound {;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately cheap
at WILEY 4 BIXBY'S.
b-7A-'f
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ATTENTION.!

Mr.. r. Jones ON CONNER.
cial avenue, second door west
of Tenth street, is manufactur.
ing Boots and Shoes of the
best material in the market
and is prepared to fill all
orders on the shortest notice.
He guarantees both the work
and material his patterns are
of the latest styles, and his
prices lower than any other
shop in the city. Confident
of the excellence of his work,
he invites the patronage Of
the public. ,o,.a su.
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Naforoeruua
MaHoroeruue
a ste MitsIieber bes Bunbeste
beuti@en 8retbenter BON
@tn pta.

Die Mit9lieoer be@ Buntes Der beutz
lden Treipenfer bon Mtnnelota tperpen
auf9eforpert ben Gprltano res 8unpes
5u bena9rt&tt9en> pb fe miinl9en> pa6
Ser 8trpn> &eoafteur pes Milwautee
~Treicenfer"> ber i'm Stunt cine @erfe
freitnni9er &ortrdse in Minnelota BAL
ten wtrc, etnen poer mebrere Gortrdse in
ibren betrefenoen YlaBen balten fol-.
Sir 1eoen &ortra9 bat bic 3ub5rerz
i9aft 10DpQar6 gu entri6ten. S9rtftz
ltde @elu4e 5u Sbi9em mu0en bis
@noe so al at ben 8unpesporfanr
ein9eben,
3u9let9 peroen bic Buncesmitolieber
bena@ri@ti9t oob Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CUR @eri nrun9 bereit lje9en; 1ie ,peroen
9ebeten> Elm Mit9lttp aus ibren betrefen<
ben Srti9aften 5u beouftraeen, bic &arz
ten fir 1dmmtli@e an benz Ylabe mob
nenoen T%reioenfer in Gmpfan9 gu nebz
men.
Nue &emmunttationen NIT Dem 8un<
%oe6sprtano bitten mir zBpr
49, 81. paul", gu aorelltren>
Der @entralzN u6l 9uB bcs 8un=
oe6 Der reutl4en Gretpenfer
pom Mtnneiot
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Gbereiia, ~i@ ltebe bic Sittlamteit. Gie
9ebt ppbl AUDI feiBt9 In bic STRIDE? -

Eberefa, i'd ltebe bic @tn1amtett. @te
eebt tppbl AUDI feiBt9 III bic STRIDE? -
Sum, i'd sebe allo meme G%tnwtui9un9.
sic fam metnen Sff5ter ia betrotben,
unp II lan9e sic lett> bat Ste cine penz
lion Don mir, unp Sbre Buben lpuen in
Der Biener Neuitart er3usen tperben gu
brasen failerlt@en SfF;teren, benn -caS
fam Sbr :3uflnfti9er pa am beiten iasen
- wenn aud bic Gage tletn 1T, 70 1T
bod bic Gbre 9rpB."
Die 9iebenoen tparfen 1i9 ner Mpnorz
din ;uGuben, mel&e fe le9nete unp bann
bulcnpu auf bob.
Nod ibnen eri9ien ber YraFpent ber
&euidbett6fpmmiltpn, ben Nn9}t19weiB
auf Der Stirne> I'M Murten3laal.
uNun, e6 bat ii9 MQe6 iut1 Befen
auf9etldrt nit Der Dede'm nm, l1ete
Maria Gterefa> ~uniel@ erpa@t par UNI
sesrlneet."
:. uSa-ja-wobl", f~totterte Der prdllz
~Nber @eine SfF1ianten iino tetnen
@dub pulper wertb," fubr bic &ailerin
fort, vetn Sober BON tbnen bat etnen Mn<
oeren gu Dem Mdp@en seben ieben, UNI
paS 8efe Don per So9e 1T, ip9ur Sbn
bat man al6 ben 8erebrer be5 Mdp9enS
penuncirt. BENT Gr, 9onol."
Die &ailertn bra9 in Elm l@aQenoes
@eld9ter aus. -
nno Ntenp5> al6 Der Safer in tbr
BouOpir trot> faB Ma.ta Gbereia in ibz
rem 9rinen Sdlafpelj auf benz tlrfilden
DiYan unb ld9elte tbm ~.
u6obe i6 mieotr cine @trafe perz
ttent?" fragile er, {bre Ne9li9ee nut
fternr.
Stein, beute fol- eS cine Bclpbnun9
lein"> REF bic &ailertn> bic ;3ipfel ibres
@@lofpel5e8 empprbebenp> i'd babe DID
i'm &erpadt 9ebobt-"
nNRit ,pern renn mieber?"
uWfit elmer semiilen Dedermann,"
uuno -"
SD babe Dir llnredt setbon. DoS
erfte Mal ieitpem mir perbetrotbet
1tne."-
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tban", rfef per &a'ier> insem ct fia me-
ben 1e ieBte unp ben Mrm 3drtli9 UNI
lle 16lan9, ~uno pennDu'sn i9t 9laubt,
lab' i6 mir Elm Moralitdt@;eu9nib 9ez
ben Don BET bpben &euldbett6= Commit
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Nus planta Dpreerufen purre> tano
Worio 1berefta in etnem &letce bon
blouer 5tibe NIT rieredioem NuS'dnitt.
meldsr tbre lppi9< 8ruf ieben lief, an
ibrem S6reibtilh e unp fiibte bic 9ano
auf nenielhen.
,.Gr mo9t mir f95ne @eidi1ten mein
5err Sff;ier", be9ann }e, .fdn9t Nmouz
rem NIT re@t9ahenen Blr9ermdcden
an. periprt@t ra6 @.iratben uno weib
bod. taB bic Sage, melte i'd gable faum
fir Sbn 9enu9 it,"
Der junaeS ff5icr erldraf nidt men q
cenn ct b5rte feline ~eiaenen 8prte scn &C.
itern aus Dem Wunpe perMiprorhin uno
erfannte ibre Stimme.
"Moieidt", f~tutttrte e. lid - Sic
mic fonnte i9 bcnfcn -"
Stun, Gr bat mir rcdt t6lt Tinee
eefo9t', untertra9 Jpn Die Mpnor9in
ld9elnp ; ,.ober eS lei Sbm oersieben
erfena, neil id germ bic @obrbeit b6re.
unc ronn> neil Ct mid gar 70 ld5n fin
ret."
Ylanto muroe Iber unb uber ROTH ME
Gin perldGmtee Mdr9en.
"Mter e hilTt 0bm niats". fubr Moz
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mann beiratbcn, niu Gr?'
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Moria Dedermonn flirselte. ST.,
pertrautcr &nmmerriener @sbler fubrtf
ouf ties 3ei6en> mie 1le es tefpblen but
tie bic Sun9fpr Defermann berein. -
Die &ailertn 9in9 ouf lie gu u,o be-
tra9tete fe nit f@tborem Wpbl9efal=
len: pl1blt@ aber perfnterte f@ ibr'
Gttrne.
~Wie fommt Sie III benz Yels, Mam:
ieQ", ioate ie, Der 1T ia Elm mabref
Yradtfl6 bat sic ben NIT Sbrem@t stiff:
fen nerri Mt {"
u3u bienen, Majetat," e%r,pioerte 2int
unerl9roden", lid babe 1ebr niel fit bt
Yompili searbeitet unb BE @tsnora bo
mid Iebr lteb 9e~onnen UNI bat mir ii:
rem eiaenen pelj um9o&5ett69el&ent &C.
9eben."
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beiterte i'd, - i'd babe @te rufen la1en
neil i9 seb5rt bate, oa6 Ste ~ Elm Nus
bunr BON Gu9eno 1T. Sat @te ST
Moralitdts;euanie tet f@?"
Gina dbersat es tnieenb bet Monar
, din, &pelde es lan8iam unp oufmerflar
; Las. ..ns.
J uDas 1T eiinu1al l&tn", ia9tt Mari
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16
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