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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

The thieves In different sections OF the country
seem To think that Senators are their Legitimate
prey, A few weeks ago senator Morton was
rubbed In New York; then his colleague, MT
Pratt, was victim, and now the list Is swelled
by the robbery OF Senator Crhgin, OfNeW Hamp'
From the facts, as reported at the police head.
quarters In this city, II appears that the Sena-
tor, In company with a friend Of his named NIL.
Ter, started from New York on Monday night In
tho through train for Washington, taking o
sleeping car and, on thor arrival here dlsc0y.
cred hat the senator was minus his gull watch
and about evenly dollars In cash, and his friend
Oi about two hundred dollars In cash. An in.
quiTy lntn the affair by the detectives has de
ygOped the fact that on the same train four other
parties declared that they were robbed Of Va
riOus amOunts, but they mad got Oh the train at
Baltimore, The theory Il that these parties are
lOei" 10 divert attention from themselves II Is
probable that they will yet be captured, Es the
police In u gilmore are ON the look out Tor them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

The funeral Of Mrs. Davenport, mother Of
Mrs. J. NJ. DAyenpOrt-LAndeT took place yes.
teTiay from tho residence Of her daughter on
Capitol Hill, and was attended by the many
friends Of the family.
Auditor Richards will to-day pay the Judges
and clerks OF the late election.
Henry Bureh has been awarded the contract
for grading paving and ourblng foOtWuys and
sewer NJ street northwest IRON New Hampshire
avenue 10 Rock orssk.
Comptroller Baker has paid the members OF
the HOuse OF Delegates the pay due them TO the
eluao Of the session.
some Of the faro tables captured In the recent
raid on the gambling houses have been substl-
luted for the old desks which have been In use
for some time At tho police eOmmlAsioneTs' OF.
nee. They make admirable tables and are we'll
adapted for writing purposes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS

SorICEs az SENV ADVERTISEMENT
RE,D Phiip 4 s5lomoa's list o. bOoka
THE partnership heretofore eHiiilns bot 7esn hooU
LSias ard n A. naliookis dissolvod.
A aENrLENAs wants 10 b0rroE ssIsp "f pW"N'
PINE large store for rent
FUsrs TN - unfurnishoi rooms iof rent
NEw hr.room brick house or rent,
TnE ar,t Of four s,olablss o. the New hneaud "so'
cistiau will he held Fdtay e,oninE
J. W. BorELEa BRo's 't'ck Of housekteplnHsr'
tioies IL sgdu complete
ORsrr a WILLIAMS. ale iansot', viii s,ll on Taas-
dsy Jan o. a. 10 o'el5ck, M, At M. 90 street.
n rth, bstyssn Ninth and Ton hstres;s, handioms
horsohod fnruttnrc.
Aus.rrsa ~ the wholesale nIu,r dealers will he
held tomorrow evening.
Ers notice .! Road Of Health In to lays Issas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

The east part OF lot s, square s5s, on II street
between Sixth and Seventh streets northeast
improved byA twOstOry frame dwelling house
was sold on Monday by Messrs. Latimer & CleaTy
auctiOneers, to u. Russell, for tl,21S. The same
nrm also sold lot IS, In square 2l6, on Vermont
avenue, between X and l. streets northwest, Il
l. L. Walker, Mt u. IS per square feet.
Lot No. u, In the subdivision Of square No
ts5, on sixth street west, between II and
streets north, Improved by thTee.stOry brick
Dwelling house, was yesterday sold by Messrs.
Green d Williams, AuctiOneers, to VIC. John.
son, for $500. The Same firm also sold part OF
lot No. 10, Of Hurst's subdivision Of part Of
square No. as, on Eighth street west, between
l. and NJ streets north, improved by a framo
house, to A. LeadlnKhaIn, for o., 100
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

MAJOR Richards yesterday afternoon received
a telegram from Mr.. B n. Davis, Newark, N.
j., asking that lookout be kept for two boys
who had LETT their homes that day. DetoctiVe
for the 10 O'Clock train, and upon lts arrival he
arrested the boys, and carried them TO police
headquarters, where their yallses were searched,
and 10 them were found two loaded pistols and
large knives together with a complete outfit
suitable for q rough and tumble life. A tele-
gram was Immediately sent TO Mr.. Davis inform.
Ing him Of the capture OF the boys, and that they
would DO held for further orders.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

The Rev, ]. Il, Hubbard will DO Instituted into
the rectorahlp u the parish Of the Church Of
tue Incarnation by the Right Rev, Bishop Whit
tlhgham t0'mnTroW, tbs service 10 commence al
~ o'clock; The Right Rev. DR.. Plnckney, as
sermon. The congregation OF this church la
largely Increased during Mr. Hubard's pastoral
charge, which has been six months, and the
prospect OF his continued labors among them
affords considerable tatiIiaotion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

The threatening weather last night seemed TO
crowded LINCOLN hall TO hear Cough on "Eio.
quence and Orators" Every part Of the place
was allied, and many persons were Obliged TO
etand throughout the discourse.
Mr. Cough was introduced by Mr., Il. l..
Crounse, Washington correspondent Of ne New
York Times, who stated that the eloquent lee
turer would ba in Washington again next May
TO lecture before the association. VI =,
Mr., Cough began his discourse By saying that
he had often been asked 70 give his ieWe on the
subject OF hls lecture. He did not pretend to be
an orator, and hoped that In initiating different
styles no one would be offended. He would not
be hurt u some one Initiated MS style, and TO
see II done he would journey hundred miles
tLaughter.l lie then gave several definitions
| Of eloquence. There were as many opinions as
there we're styles. one preferred poetry, an.
other plquancyi one weight and ponderous say.
invsi another nre and vim. An easy now Of
words was not eloluoncei logical argument was
not eloquence.
force and with an influence ths, eisctrlaed both
| speaker and audience he could lay some claims
10 eloquence. This was why the reports Of
| many eloquent eiiors read 80 natly. He then
gave q very Iudlcrous illustration Of speaker
getting excited over very simple statement
Hts gestures we're 80 comical and hil movements
The s pulpit orator i sposs from hish SaSlS%:
Eround. He delivered message rom above;
was not bound TO any little clique and hal q
long scrmgpiIcfs, aud told d . young man
whom an oll divine ADVISED not 10 speak again
o. he would use up the Bible; lIaauHhter,l
ogwiihstandlng the many speeches he ~ had
,nale nc YET tet oashlul t sort o. ,Iemp-
Ing, a sort o. you.knoy Nhatltis.yonrset Tee:
ing llaughtetl Nheh Deloto m hulienoo, and
mat feeling grew 90 ai,. man we nouoed there
was always q dead sience Nhen speaker was
introduced, ~ oIea l,, tnat nlense WIN Ms
own voice, anu y omellmes sosies nun 70 DO u
hvety eye was u ,,,,s Wwhru MN sha ne Wa
AFRAID o. every ut, ~ mlstake. W.T. ,0Vugh gave
2 most humorous ILLUSTRATION ~ o. DO hsrsd lee;
iuIeI, NnS ~, hsPa n'' ~ " u Yonnuh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

Two oolorod boys commenced quarrelIng last
evening opposite the store Of Mr.. Rock, i22s 4
street. One Of them %, SMITH threw q piece
OF rock At the other. The rock missed IL In,
tended mark, but struck the large light OF plate
glass forming the window OF the store. slnEu.
lar TO relate, Mr.. Rock had only half an hour pre-
ylously taken out a policy OF Insurance on The
glass from the New York Plnte.Glass Insurance
Company. He y thus, fortunately, saved a loss
Of about $50. Smith was arrested,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

Tho Sabbath school connected with Wesley
chapel, corner OF Filth and streets, will give
an 6Xhil4tlon and concert, In the church, on Fri.
day evening" the 10Th inst, at 1916 o'clock, This
entertainment promises % DO ono Of interest,
and will, no doubt, DO pleasant TO all who attend
small admission OF twenty Ave cents will be
charged, the proceeds TO DO devoted to the inter.
esta Of the school
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

The inspector general has made the following
report OF the arrival aud sale Of hsh and oysters
since our last publication SlUup CUbb's Greek
| 900 bushels RIppahannOck oysters schooner
| Packet, 800 bushels Of st. MaTy's river oysters;
| slUop Mobile, $50 bushels St. Jerome oysters,
| very nne ami superior; prices not yet SET This
sluOp also has on board o 10 lot NJ teTTnpins;
heiters offered At $40 per dozen, bulls 10 cents a
piece; schooner u, Wagner, l2b bushels Lower
Mncholoc oysters, hltgnes unopenedi schooner
Anne Gibson, $50 bushels Great WicOmlcO Oys-
state Of the Wharyes many OF the boats are lying
GU: In the stream awaiting chance TO get In.
In consequences Of the large supply on hand the
market Il quite slow and sales light. Small
oysters are selling from - 10 20 cents poT bushe
large rs cents ~ tl.25; some extras are held as
high as 81 90 and tl75 per Bushel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

The Iowa Republican Association hold ItI
regular business meeting In the Y. NJ. o. A.
building last night Capt, John COTson, Vice
president, occupied tho chair Ia the absence Of
Mr.. Stevens, president A vote OF thanks was
rendered Messrs. W. u, Moses, Tremley, Tracy,
John 7, Parsons, Townsend, and others for
nyors shown relative TO the s0clahle recently
held In Masonic Temple. IL was voted 10 meet
hereafter bat Onco In each month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24


Last night, about $50 o'clock two colored man
approached the fruit stand OF Frank Cassessa
on we avenue below the National hotel, and
took thereirom some apples and started across
the street, followed by the fruit dealer, who de-
manded that the value Of the apples should he
paid, when In the middle Of the avenue one
Of the men drew large knife and stabbed Gas
sessa Ia the right breast and len thigh lnhot
Ing two dangerous wounds OficeT ReArdAn
approached aud gave chase 10 tho men but they
succeeded In eluding him by going through
Marble alley. The OticeT returned, picked IN
Oassesaa and carried him 10 the office OF Dr.
Boyle, on FOur'and. a.hAlf street, where he
wounds were dressed. He was afterwards car.
Tled 10 his home on Seventh street. The perpe.
traitors are unknown to the police.
FINS, perfectly hitting Shirts made 10 ORDER
all linen HandkeroEieis ard allllnen Collars
aud cuffs, now In stock. Also, English, French
and 9erma9 Hall Hose, and English, French
and Domestic SuspendsTs.
One price only, GEO O, HKHHIN0,
NO. 80 seventh street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

CIvIL.
SUPREME COURT or Tun UNITED SrATHs.-
THsiddy, January y, lsT2-0u motion Of Mr..
Samuel A. Foot, Robert 4. Foot, esq., Of New
York city, was admitted 10 practice as an attOr.
ney and counsellor Of this court
On motion OF Hon. W. 4. Niblack, Asa Lyle
a. an atsorpoy and es,nasllss af mi, soar, s''''
No. W. Archibald NJ. PortE OF al, Appella Mt,
vs.. The Steamer Arladna. The argument OF
this cause was oontlnaei by Mr.. Z; II. owen, Of
John z. Parsons Tor tho appellant
No. 81 The Steamer CayuyA, t&c., appel.
lants, W. The Hobokon Land and improvement
Company. The argument OF this cause was
commenced BY Mr.. U. Yansantyoorj, Of counsel
for the appellants, and continued by Mr.. W. j.
a, A. Fuller for the appelleos. ....
SuPRENE CoURr or THE DISTRICT or Co.
| LUMBtA IN GENERAL TERN.-Al the justices
The Cropley will case occupied the court all
day,
CRIMINAL CoURT-CAicf Justice Cartier This
court held a short session yesterday, and was en-.
gagged as follows;
The grand jury appeared pursuant to their
adiOurninent, and we're seat out Of court q con.
slider such cases as the district attorney shoall
presentto them.
TnE CHEZ JUSTICE on THR aAMBLINo HELLs.
Before they retired the Ohlef Justice said:
You are Toassembled, after an adiOu rnment, TO
| resume your duties as grand Inquest OF this
community. The COURT has nothing to say 10
you more than was said At the opening OF the
term except that you are advised that this city
IL lnfested with gambling houses, fourteen u
which are said to have been entered aud emptled
unnecessary 70 say TO an enlightened and Chris
| tian Jury that no community can support It's
| respectability or character OF honesty that iOl.
crates In It's bosom this class Of Vioiators Of the
law.
II there Is any other machinery more effective
than another TO denoraliHo a community II IL
"a al ia VI and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

GeoHrRphors -OpiRIons OF the Members Of
the Bsard-I.Ivris Diarassisn- Go uel Vie
toTIous.
The Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools held
an adjourned setting last evening at the Frank.
lin school building 70 consider the report Of the
committee on text books present, Messrs
Woodward, Hart, Randolph, Richards, Harris
Dietrich, Robinson, nulin, Mcclellan, Scott,
French, Moore, Allen, Trook, Ohamplin, Evans,
Stuart, Alice, Faust, and Superintendent VIII.
In the absence Of the president, Mr.. Wood.
ward Vas chosen president pro ten.
The report Of the committee on text books,
which had been laid over FOR one month, under
the rules, was then taken up and read, as fol-
lows
WASHINGTON. q. o.. December IT, is7l
10 ne rysasss ~ I'ablie SfAools;
The committee on Textbooks respectfully sub.
init the following report;
For many years the Biographies now in use
10 the schools have iailod 10 give satisfaction.
Complaints have been constantly made by
Careful and long nvss.iEstion has convinced
your committee that the complaints are we'll
bounded, and that the progress Of the schools Is
IPedeJ i. . ~ H. m .ny IT, canation u
children.
kitsI mature dellberatIan the committee have
decided 70 res9mmsnd shs aIIoP,SSa q shs,
tor are more tree from the objection referred to,
and are more accurate. In Addition TO these
rccommendations they are considerably cheaper,
mute 10 detail than the one last adopted. TO en-.
able them TO DO 80, " u necessary that the board
determine, as soon ~ posaolei What ehangesi u
any, shall DO made In the tcNt books. For thls
res son this report " made ~ thls time,
should the Misrepresentation ~ adopted, II is
desired that II 20 into elect AZ the beginning OF
the next school year
@. y. MoLHLLAS,
4. UHANPLIS,
y. X. HARRIS,
Committee on IeNtboOks.
Mr.. Randolph move that the discussion on
the subject should be limited to thirty minu IS
TO each member.
Mt. Hart did not wish 70 raise an objection,
but under the rules he did not think the motion
Mr.. scott moved TO limit the time to ten min
utes,
Mr., Hart objected to either motion being en-.
tortalned as II was In violation Of the rules, and
he raised the point that the motion was not In
order.
Mr.. Randolph maintained that the board, AZ
spcolAl meeting Tor the confederation OF spe.
clal subject may make special Regulation 70
govern the discussion OF that subject, and That
the rules ofthe board governing the proceedings
do not bar this privilege.
The Chair wished the board TO decide the
question, He should decide the point OF Mr.,
Hart we'll taken, and, TO obtain the sense OF the
board, he hoped an appeal would be taken.
MI Randolph, In order that tho board should
vote upon the decision, took an appeal
The vote was taken and the chair sustained.
Mr. Mcclellan said he heard there would DO
some objection 10 the report, and he hoped the
committee would be allowed the right TO close
the discussion TO enable lhem TO answer all
questions.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

CoNNIssToNEa DouaLAss was present at the
session Of the Committee on Ways and Means
when the tobacco manufacturers and dealers
presented arguments In favor Of mobilization
% the revenue law.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

THE Comptroller Of Currency yesterday signel
check for A3sl,OOO the amount Of the dividend
Of thirty per cent declared In iayOr Of tho
stockholders Of tho Ocean National bank.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24
CAPITOL AND DEPARTMENTS.

RouuNE pustNEss only wa, transacted at the
session Of the Cabinet ycstenlny.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

DisrATcHEs received from Rem Admiral
LanmAu, commanding the South Atlantic beet,
report that the Lancaster arrived at Monteyi1eO
December 5, The rlcjnderoga sailed from
Montevldeo for Psrnembueo Decsmber IL. She
would 10 thence to Macao and Bahia, and eN.
necla 20 reaeh Rio Dc Jlnolro about februArY 10.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

THE Increase Of IN ,usy order Ofnoes will he dc.
ferred until July I.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

A coSrRrrE PuIApEtpsiAN aided IS to the
conscience fund yesterday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

IHsrHcroR TurrRN Of Philadelphia, ls here
oubusiness connected with his district
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

dLovEs ToR THE MILLION, at Prices, as
Seventh street. Best quality Kids at also, at
Prices, ti3 Seventh street. IInen and SILK
Handkorchiefs for the holidays. at Prices, ans
Seventh street. Cardigan Jackets, at Prices,
as Seventh street. Underwear, at the usual
low rates, at Prloe's, as Seventh street. Depot
for Gents u KIDS, at Prices, as Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24
rianos.

A hARK OHANOR i--HAVINo DIFFERENTIATED
N TO Introduce In this city the oelo-
bEated suHUhAOkEH PIANO, Phi. 80 |||lUN
AdophlA. which baa the neNeat I'm .A.NN|LIy
Rroyements, mag ihc.ut tone 10 bottorIV
hnishsd aud NOR, durable than any
other Piano made now offer the same a. n NOR cant
less ior east than any other hrut.oAls Piano can bo
bought or Tor roasonA BILE inAtAllmsnta.
Dali aud examine Tor yonrsolyaI,
CARL RICHTER ARonL
- 90 ponnaYlyanlA Gven1s,
ten Botween Ninth and Tenth sIresla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

DO NOT FORnEr
That for few weeks you can got your
BOYS AN ESTIRE OuTYIr,
DERnY CoAT, NRsT AND PANTS AND OyERcoAT,
AZ less cost than you eau possibly buy the
goods and make them yourselves.
Gall and sec the proofs Of this assertion.
NOAH WALLER 4 90,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

THE Treasury Department has decided that
vessel Of twonty tons and under found out Of her
home district with papers expired must have
them Endorsed by the collector, In order to Oh
tain new papers on her return TO tho home port
II has also decided that vessel purchased at a
oonstable's sale, and her papers are withhold by
her owner, can receive new papers, provided tho
bill OF sale OF the constable Il properly lnIOrsed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

To HAVE ELEGANT LIGHT BiscuIrs, Rolls
BuckWhsAt Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, Sc., you
should use DooloyG Yeast Powder. Ask your
nrncnr for IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24
CITY ITEMS.

Luxury, health, economy injured by using
DooleyS Yeast Powder. Elegant light rolls
biscuits, &C, prepared In 10 minutes. Try It.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24
Railroads.

Of u. II, HkVENkR. FREIGHT Ard fetel Asspt !,
AlsSs.sd, s Ss io,..,asd = fsr A h.@ilIos irSs
oommg,siipa TIYssls, Three Usas per SiIiS
-, II gAyENER.
$S4ld r sS5saTssEE$$AS s$J R2qT shD .B S4
uu .se .,,., No, H. NJ. i I:iu. vii, ,o,,.,
Ts-hi9st''.....lS az N aSits"O''..... a z pm.
rHE dRgEf 3 81 1kLErRAoR'g;iitlpI%se m
Win sss.st sossssy PAlass s.s'ssOon dsJ and NIGH
I've elndfed miles sA'sd 70 Wsstsrn and osntss
The I65l, a m. daily. except Sunday. northwest,
o." p m daiS eortn' ! ~ 2: ~ DAILY Noat
rnf2uEh from BAltlmors 70 ROCHESTER, and PITTs
Buk1 without ohAnEa
spnsr o. siTih stTsst and PsnnsgySSs s,Saas enass
aatlSnAl kotai WHARF ~ii 30 GVsS
P.sssos, prOoaras tickets a. Ihis saOs can sssur.
n h1s9o YsFs ios C.nsndalsaA o.
Corner stIth 81 sIa Pspa: sysPSs,
s9,a YOUNG. e'p'rsl Pss.nr'r, LissSt =.
RIIiMORS ATD ONO RAILROAD.
.qd MAanHoToHANDT WEsf, are ooS rue
FOR BAJHIAoRR,
10 $ = n. % ~ als y ma ~ s q and
-. an. FoR Way srAllyss.
w. I fok lPfEPIds9feeL way STATIONS
snd Rslsy A SO. Sis and io;o = NJ. and
i s and - R w ;1s%Hl M ~ s p
Pahps ne week Jhs See 2. ~. train stor- a. AInaO
OILS 'S0'u0a AAd f 5isAI IgsasSyAroLp.
Laws 4 Als ~ and 40 D. IN. No TRAIN 10 Or from
Aa''e'u' ." n1na Bs SUNDAY,
,.,.. sOA RshrMoRs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

PoLIoR COuRT-Jud0e Sneh.-J0hn RUNE, foT
assault, was hnei " aud costs; 4. O'Brlen, fOr
threats, was dismissed j. II. Tignman, assault,
hned 81 John OowAn, ASSAULT dismissed; Roy
Garter, highway robbery OF WIN. Sawyer, CON.
mltted for hearing; same, for assault, sent q
jail Tor % days. John Drilling, selling liquor
without license, hned elOS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24

no TO FRKusD,
THE CATERKa,
SCI Seventh Street,
and leave
YOUR orders for Balls, Parties, Weddings and
Receptions, who Is prepared to furnish upon the
shortest notice, In the most exquisite style, and
at reasonable rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-06

rcn urc &ei6tbimer Der @elt scr;i6tet,
unp pafir Elm raubeS Srpensfleir, Elm
barteS Eager unp Gin 2tben Sra Strensz
beiten wablet bas cert cine Sung
frau In Der Slitbe ees 9ebens, cer bic
berrlidte 3ufunft pHen itebt unr bic
ldSniten SpTnunsen suladen, Der @elt
@rieu iast unp lieber cine arite barlns
bersiae S6weiier pire. Sag unc Nadt
atbmet fe r,ur bic Yerpeitete 2uft rcS
Spitals rim, i6ent feline Wibe UNI @ns
iteduns UNI 1T ben armen &raafen ein
rpabrer S6ubensel. Bie? lit es Der
8eib, has iinnlife Sleil6, paS ii6 gar 70
begli6 mad allen rieien Otnsen lebnet?
> pas ideut, has fir6tst, cas fliebet Der
2sib, RAP sibt jenen Gplen ntdt 5leiid
unp Slut elm. 0ewib rpern Der WcnI6
nur Waterie, nrr Scib, nur Sleiia mare
urr fein anceres bbbercS &iiIer, Grfenz
men unp gSiQen in lid bItte, 10 wiirpe II.
fSnnte or aud nur Waterielles, Sinnliz
DIES uno Sleii6liteS anitreben uni feline
erle Shat unp fein bl. Spfer Der Siebe u.
Selbitiberpinculis mare ttir Jpn mEslid.
Gs mus raber nrtbwcnpis im Meniden
elm s~peites, bbbereS, S~erniinfti9es, iIttliz
Dies @eien eriitiren, raS iiber ben 2eib II.
pas Sleiid wie Elm &Snis sebictet ur,p
rrinnen int Wenlden ben Weiiter UNI
Saueberrn ipielt. limb tieieS NIT
Dem eeib ;tpar ense Serbunrene, aber ers
baben aber rem 9eib itebenpe @elen lit
bic Seele.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-06
6raf Gbambaro uah heiien Manifet
an bic Tranaoien.

Sranfret6 bat nod einen Wann, einen
Gbarafter i'm Spllten Gimme pes @ortes,
es bat nod einen Sitter Sayart, einen
trabren &DniSz @brenmann. SIS 1T Gas
Der 8raf Gbambprb. @ie pebl tbut bic
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