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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17
MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobile--nIarch II, Is4s.

CLEARED.
B ship Boadecea, Morris. for Brest by Eslavs. Muir
Br ship Maabar, Baker, for Liverpool, by Gwa,hmey,
Forbes co.
Or ship Hope. Graham. for Amsterdam, by Eslava,
MurreIl & co.
Ship Havre, Ainsworh for Havre, by Bell Jr
Br bark Lochlibo, Taylor, for Liverpool, by Mar.
tin.
Br bark Mary, Sullivan, fol Liverpool by Jas Magee
& CO.
Brig Attakapas. sar,ell. for Havana, by LeBaron.
ARRIVED.
Ship Raah. Bangs, I'm New-York, to master.
Br bark Llamartin Abby, Hu.chins, 40 de I'm Ichnboe
10 master.
schr Commercal Peterson, FIN New. Orleans, to mas
ter.
scbr Cornea, starks, from Proc,oris Plsntp,ion to
schr Gunare, spsding, I'm Thomaston, to ] Il Rivers
&
Steamboat Creole. Hiern, I'm New-Orleans.
Steamboat Jas l. Dav, Reynolds, FIN Nrw-OreaAs.
Steamboat Eliza Roberts, from Gainesville, with 745
bales cotton.
lap0osa River, with 1923 bales cotton.
Steamboat Minerva Martin, from Aberdeen, with 7lS
Steamboat Lalia Rookh, Hooper, from Columbus, with
74O bales cotton.
Steamboat Admiral, Webbing, I'm Columbus with 55i
bales cotton.
Steamboat Norma, Leach, from Colbert, with 265
bales cotton.
Steamboat Belle of Attakapas Chappeli, from Aber-
deer, with S37 bales cotton.
Steamboat Potomac, Foster, I'm Columbus with $50
Steamboat Marenso, Adams, I'm Montgomery, with ls4s
bales cotton
Steamboat Victoria, Payne, from Tuscaloosa with
342 bales cotton.
Wse's fiat FIN ItawambA CO., with 1858 bales cotton.
CLgAsEp ran THIS FoRF-FrOm Savannah, 18th ms,
Ship Canton, Packard,
ARRIVED HRNCE-At Boston, 9Th inst-Shp Charlotte,
Pike.
At New York, 7th inst-Ships Mary Frances Huh
bard ii DAYS; Martha Washington, DOane days; Lam
cashire Lyon 10 days. bark Baltic, Allen Is days. briggs
Selma, Smith. days; Alabams, Dudley, IS days.
TELEoRAPHED-At New. York, 7th-ship Michigan,
Mason.
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The falling ofn receipts 30 per cent dife
of 10092 bales from the preceding week But few
factors now put down the seasons receipts this port
500 900 bales, indeed below-shppers on the
other hand generally estimate at SIS 600 baes-
The average estimates for the crop Of the whole country
from 2O0O 900 too 350OOO bales comparative
of the receipts to ates and for the balance of season for
series ofyears will be found in another place.
FREIGHTS.-At our last weekly notice, reported
advance all points with numerous engagements
Since then rates have declined and quoted at
7-l6d and Nd to Liverpool, ic to Havre ant, coast
wise, with moderate share of activity. The foreign
transactions reported during week are-2 Am. and b.
ships for Liverpool the former each d latter
at lied; ships for Havre at lie; b. ship for Hamburg
at lie: the principal part of cargo for Glasgow i52d
and sundry lots for Liverpool in Dr. vessels previously up
atquotatOns. Coastwse, ships have taken for
York at Ac ship for Boston at 9l6c and bark at Ne
and brig for Providence at unknown Ten square
rugged vessels have arrived and Is cleared during
Two Sp brgs loading cotton for Havana and brig lumber
In same week last year. Liverpool reights SLIGO nd
Havre and Nc coastwise The number vessels in
port and number loading will be found in tables In
the corresponding week of March l643 quoted l l6
lOBd to Liverpool 1S4c. to Havre and coastwse &c
The relative number of vessels loading in the United
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

zeal influence and foreign confederation. This an
nouncement is made in the positive and unqualified
terms Of negolater, WIN has participated in all
the cabinet secrets and inrigues of both hemis-
pheIes.
The public need not be surprised should this sin,
gular manifesto prove 10 he the harbinger Of party
organization, aud Of great exertons in this country
to counteracI the aburs of friends in the United
States and 10 deeat this great measure here, after
il has triumphed there 1--WE shall see.''
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

RUFFIANLY FANATICIsM.-The Philadelphia
Spirit of the Times says that the Catholic Church Of
ST Philip de Neri is stoned almost every night by
a band Of ,utians In the evening OF the third in
slant, while they were collecting aims for the poor,
a number Of the windows were broken with brick
hat
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The following Is no doubt quite true. 1t is a way

they have 10 Vermont
CONSCIENTIOUS PRIsoNER.-The people of
Vermont are celebrated the world over for morality
and uprightness-but we were not made aware till
lately that their convicts were among the mos,
trustworthy men in the community. The Mercury
says, young man recently arrived at Windsor in
the stage, and applied for admission in the State
Prison, showing the papers which entitled him to
residence there. 1t seems he had been convicted at
Montpelier for some offence, sentenced to the State
Prison for six MONTHS and in order save expense,
was fitted out with his papers, and to Windsor
by stage, without sheriff or other attendant On
reaching Woodstock, the stage by accident left him;
but he cooly waited a day two for the next stage!
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

0J-I offer my name to the voters Of Mobile county
as oandiuate dr the Office Of County Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
Jan15 80 ie EDWIN RUST.
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00-The undersigned announces himself a can.
ddatc for Clerk IT the Circuit Court OF Mobile coun.
~, at the ensuing August election.
ian17 4lte JACOB g. MARSH.
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o. JACOB MAGEE is recommended ty his
friends, as candidate for The Office Of County Clerk
Of this county, at the election in August next. mills
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

0o-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup
port him as a candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court, at the election in August next.
iani6 4Oies
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II ENTUCKY BAGGING. ROPE 4 TWINE
h for sale low by
milf G. wEsTFELDT b BRO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

0o-The friends OF JOHN P. REMY announce
him candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Mobile couuty, at the election on the
first Monday of August next. ian14 SStes
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0o- To The Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
thorized TO announce DRURY THOMPSON as a
candidate for reelection the office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election feb8 60lilee
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

G1 respectfully announce myself as candidate
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county, at
the ensuing August election.
mhS S4tf J. w. LANG.
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ed- We are requested to announce EDWARD B.
GALE as a candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
at the ensuing eiection. mill
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MoNroeMrRYArp WEST poInr RAIL ROAD

MONTGOMERY AND WEST POINT RAIL ROAD.
The Montgomery (Ala.) "Advertiser" say;
"We understand that the Rail Road Company, has
al length succeeded in giving such security WAS
satisfactory 10 the Governor. The matter was, We
believe, arranged last week. The work will now
be CONNER ced Immediately from Chehaw to Auburn,
about IS niles farther. The loan thus made rem
ders the Ultimate completion Of the road to West
Point certain.
"The amount thus granted to the Montgomery and
West Point Rail Poad Co. is $40, 900, which thus
applied win aid in carrying out work Of great i'm
porance 10 this section of the State, of great
al and commercial Importance as it will considerably
increase the mail facilities and shorten the distance
between New York aud New Orleans, and il will
keep within the State aud also bring into il produce
thai would be compelled to seek different channel"
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MOBILE


The eastern mail came through yesterday with
New York dates of the Slh and 9th Sunday The
Washington papers of the morning of The 10Th.
There has been no meeting of the Senate. and
therefore no action upon Bancrofi's nomination for
The Navy.
The newspapers talk about the opposition fcliques,
and personal struggles to put Mr.. Bancroft aside on
some pre,ences, in order TO crafty purposes of this
that political or persona interest. However this
may be, speaking at distance from the theatre Of
these excitements, will only that in our opin-
ion any marked slight put upon such Mr..
BancI oft, will De remembered by the dsinteres,ed
masses of the party, TO the disadvantage o,hose by
whom and for whose beneht it may be attempted.
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The National Intelligencer of the morning Of the
10Th instant states that Gen ALMoNTE, the Next.
can Minister, has closed his mission to this country,
taken his leave of the President and filed his protest
with the Secretary of State against The law for the
annexation of Texas, act of spoalion un-
known before IN the history of modern times.
Mr.. Alnonle makes quite mistake in his histo-
rical references The act Of "spoaton,'' as he
calls it, was committed by the Texans themse Ives,
who took their whole territory cut of the Mexican
confederation, and have KEEP, II out for eight years
and it is exactly of the same kind of "spoljation'
which Mexico committed upon Spain in establishing
an Independent government, in which the u. States
set her an example in ITS.
Mexico having closed her intercourse with this
country, there will probably be some change in the
proposed nominations at Washington for the mission
to Mexico.
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4 troy is now ready to organize classes in
French, after new System of his own, and also
partly after the Robertsonian system. For terms,
NC. apply to A. Godefrov at his recitation rosm.
Cont street, No. 81, from 10 o'clock AM. till Pm.
Ladies will be punctuay attended to at their respect
tive residences.
N. B.-Mons q. from his long experience 10 able
TO teach learners from any French system whatever,
and win always endeavor suit the taste Of his pu-
pills His zeal and unremitted attention, he hopes
will secure for him share Of former patronage.
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ed to man named Wright, whose name he some.
times assumes. and was sold his property under
execution by the sheriff Of Mobile county about a
year since.
He is very intelligent fellow and uses very
choice language in conversation. He il thick set,
Of ordinary height, and his color but a shade above
black. He is probably endeayornR to get out Of the
State, as he pretends To he free The above reward
will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to me
at Blakey, Ala. JONATHAN JOHNS.
oct4. 2lS3tf n
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THHE SUBSCRIBER regrets to inform the pub
L lie, that owing TO dsappointments in psocuring
a sufficient number OF Horses TO sport Vt the
Races named to commence the l7h inst, they
are postponed for the Spring. Having leased the
track for term Of thee years, he enabled pro-
mise lovers Of The turf much sport and good racing.
commencing next fall (mh17) JOHN CLARK.
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OFFICE OF THE MERcHANrs INsuRANoE Co. )
Mobile, January IA, 1886. (
TIME Board of Directors of this Office have ,his
Il day declared dividend of FIVE PER CENT for
the last six months, the capital stock Of two hun.
dred and fifty Thousand dollars-payabe to soekhold.
ers and after 18th instant.
Janis THOS. W. mccoy Secre,arv
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WHISKEY &c--l50 bbls Whisky; 10 hhds
w Sugar, for sale low by
milf G. WESTFELDT BRO.
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VNHE subscrber in his collections for the Boa,
Il yesterday. lost or neglected to take sum Of
money for which he had given receipt, amounting
to $3.50 or $24O. The finder or holder will be lip.
orally reconpensed on handing IL to Massrs Csmp.
bell, Owen Il Co. WIN. 8. SHEPHERD,
mhl3 Clerk of the Sam Dale
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COMMERCIAL.
LATEST ADyICEs.

LATEST ADvIcEs.
Liverpool ..........Feh. llaVre .......... Feb.
London ........... Feb, New lOr March 9
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CLERKS OFFICE. MoBILI. 1
March 9Th. 1876. {

March 9th, 1916. !
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Books Of As
Y sessment of Taxes Tor the present muncipa
year are now open for tie inspection Of all persons
interested therein. Those having objections
quired TO file them this office writing, be-
fore the 20ih instant, otherwise they will no. be
sidered by the Committee.
The rate of Taxation is fixed at forty cents on
every one hundred dollars worth Of property.
By order of the Boards Of Aldermen and Common
Council. SAMUEL PENNY,
milo S5If Clerk of the CORPORATION.
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FOR NEW-ORLEANS.
r c. ~ The steamboat BELLE OF AT
asz<IEllEE7dl -TAKAPAS, L.w ChappeII master,
will leave ior the above on TUESDAY, the 18Th
inst at IL O'Clock NJ, and will run as regular pack
ct between the ports of New-Oreans and Mobile for
the balance Of the season.
For freight or passage apply on board. mhl7u
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BACON AND LARD--l5 casks Sides; hhds
II Hams; so kegs Lard. in store and for sale by
mhl7 WARE Il CHESBROUGH, CONS,
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Mons. A. GoEEFRoY, French gentleman now
residing in MobIle engaged during the last yesr
in giving instruction in his native language TO class
Of young ladies' in the city of Tuscaloosa Being one
of his patrons there, became acquainted with his
method Of instruction and wiinessd the rapid pro-
gress made by his pupils take pleasure 10 stating
of Mr.. Godefroy's method Tin part devised by him
self that il is superior TO any other have ever
known used His diligence in attending to the in
strucon of his scholars and his unwearied zeal to
communicate knowledge Of the language he pro.
fesses tn leach deserves the highest commendation.
milo 85Cmo Tt1MAS n KING
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nRiED FRUITS AND PRESERVES-6 bxs.
- half boxes and quarter boxes ftaisins
20 drums Sultana Raisins and Smyrna Figs; so
boxes and jars lbest Plunes; 8 barrels Cherries,
Plums, Peaches and Apples; Is doz assorted Pre-
serves, Fresh Fruits and Curran jelly in store and
for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
mhl7 Grocerers. So Dauphiu-stre
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WIN. N. PLATT,
A TTORNE Y AT LAW,
hl7 So RoYAL.sT.

EvLOTR-2OO bbs superior brands, 10 store and
Il landing from schr Cora, for sale by
mh17 MARSHALL, ROWE & co,
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NOTlCE-An persons are hereby warned not 10
credit the steamboat ARKANSAS, without a
written order from Capt Piitfeld or ], J. Desbop.
as no debts otherwise incurred win be paid by The
owners of said Boat. "
mh18 IAMEa pCYn 4 IN
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OluIelmdnnllber gctrug.

Sn Bombay bat elm rei6er uielmdne
niiber &oufmonn Der I1efuron5fommer
eiuen un9ebeuren Setru9 9eipielt. Ser.
ielbe lieB ndmtib cine eoouns, beitebeno
aus Opium, perlen uno anoeren foitbaz
rem Urtlfeln, bel met bren &ammern um Den
Setras bon 100000 Gupien uerll6ern.
Gr pubte Den srobten 5beil oleler saouns
,pieosr bel ndbtlfber 8eile ans eono 6us
rdd5ubrin9en. Oo6 SbifT ielbft wuroe
i'm Ginperft ftdnonib NIT Dem Gopitdn, in
Sin9op0orc perbrannt. Sie &ommern
bitten Die perficberte Summe. Durb
cine Serfettun9 BON llmitdnoen muroe
Der Setru9 entoeft. Ser &oufmonn Bat
te lib mittlerpele auf oas @ebiet zines
bena6barten uno nit Der en9lll6en 9omz
pa9nie in Srieoen lebenoen Gaol6ab 9es
fabtet. 4uf Nniu6en Der 3e9ierun9
nabm oer 6aoi i0ob feinen Qnffono, Den
8erbre1er ou5iulief fern, lpelber nun oer
sere6ten Strafe ent9e9eniiebt.
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fortse9on9en uno Die 2(rnei 5urdf9slaiIen
babe. ST. fra9te ie ieoob, mas lte oenn
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Doftor, mas Sbr mir 9ebeiBen - uno es
bat sleib merflib gut 9etban. Ser Dot
for ldbelts uno fro9te, mas e6 oenn 9es
melen iei er babe es bereits per9ehen.
Die Srau cr5dblte nun Den 9an6en
lper9ane oer Sobe, uno pie Die &ibz
lunse Elm 70 trefflibe6 @eittel iei ii. {. no.
Ser Ooftor bin9esen bieb Die @dnle auf=
beben, Iaste Der Srau ieinen perbinolicb:
fen Donf uao bieB fie in 6rieoeu bei!n=
febren.
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9lbfheullCDe Ueaebenhelt.

Sin Sbreiben aus eonai pom 22fen
MdrS eibt Die Ginielnbeiten elmer lbouz
berbaften Se9ebenbeit, Die iib ouf elmer
benacbborten Snlel erei9nete, G6 entlie.
fen nQmldb Dem @apitdn 8reen bon Dem
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woren, erSdblten ie Dor Dem Goniulote
ber Ser. Staaten ibre @elbibte spie fol9t
"QBir mitbeten Elm Soot Don ben Sim
9ebornen uno naDlnen unIerer orei (ndms
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bis mir po0i9 entfrdftet aufgeben mubs
ten oa mir 9dnSlib obne Nabrun9smittel
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ermattet paren. QSir iiber(eben oa5 SOOt
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uns auf Die SelIen bon Sonal parf. -
6ier an9efommen, Doren mir Dem Sum:
sertooe nobe uno Der Gntfrdftun9 We9en
unfdbi9 oas feile nfer gu erfldttern, ios
ben mir uns 9enotbi9t, Ginen aus unies
ret Mitte Dem Sun9er gu opfern. Bir
lo6'ten uno pas S6idial woute, oaB San
Stiff, oer Sse9er, fir Die Sriftuns unfree
eebens fterben folIte, Der audi fo9leid)
our6 einen S6lo9 auf Den 8opf 9etoos
tet wuroe. = 8ir i1nitten ibm einenIrm
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worauf mir elm Stief ieines re6ten grms
aben, uno ouf oieie 2(rt seitdrft, erifieser
mir oas felfise l1fer. 2(ls mir ouf Dc,
Qnb0be ansefommen waren, trofen pi'
bolo eini9e Gin9eborne, bic uns gu G1er
9aben, uns iiber Die Sniel fubrten uni
in ibren Canoes na1 oeism Srte bra6'
ten" Die Sniuloner tpuroen als 3eu9er
obeeb0rt unb beftati9ten bic obi9e Qusla
&c. Die beioen Matrolen tpuroen ale
Moroer on9efla9t, perbort uno frel9eipro
ben, aber oes Dlebftabls zines Sootes be
ibuloist uno au 40 Sboler Strafe per
urtbeilt.
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tirte Jpn oieler nit @riiee. @ine6 Saees
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ten ite nidt bebo9en. Goum bate ct 9e=
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bic Sbu1el pom Saume berunter. Damn
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ieiner @obnun9 uno enpartets NIT 3dbz
nefdtI0en Die Infunft oe5 &obes. Ole
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licbt, Die leere Sbiilel 5u bolen; ais ct
aber Oiele iammt bet Speiie auf Dem Soe
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S6uhel follen loi1en, uno fiirbte ii1 nun
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mes, non no aus ct Ieinem Seleioi9er nod
Elm par re1t obIbeuli6e Sc libter lbnitt
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Spob einen afen, ,pelber iib einen oids
belaubten Baum i'm 9arten su feinem Sc:
p6bnliben 1ufentbalte eewdblt bate. -
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@9ie#saas SsH %. ganuar ls45.
8agrsang 6, sanae @B"mner as2,

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folls nobel au6lebenoer Samen Dor oos
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aus uno erlu6ten Den QSlrtb. ibnsn Elm
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inoem ct oie1er Nobleie Elm Simmer i'm
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marum Elm belonoeres Simmer perlan0t
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bleruon oerlclba perfu9te itb iofort no0
Dem 3lmmer. no ct ober nur nob Die bel.
Den Serrn antrof, oa Die Srauen6immer
bereits EeiBaus oenommen batten. Gin
Wortweblel entltano bierouf De9en 9e'
iemenoen Sorwurfen Don Selten oes
9Sirtbes, u. aulest fam es ;,piiben Sonf6,
tpeltber i'm Sette oneetroffen woroen. uno
Dem @irtbe Su Sbdtll6feiten. pdbreno
pelben Der 9Sirtb cine piitote so9. Die
NIT So9elibrot oelooen Dar. uno oeren
oan3en Snbolt ieinem 8eoner in's @efitbt
lbob. 6err Mcytultp ererif bierauf Die
Slubt, uno Sr. Sanfs, melcber Swar be,
oeuteno. ieoob ni6t lebenseefdbrlib Der:
lest iein io(. muroe in oen Waoen oepadt
uno na6 feiner Wobnuno 9ebrabt.
NotlOnol 3eltun9.
-NE=
Gin 9tiitliber in elmer fieinen Staot
Gnelanos oerlanote BON einem Sudfer,
einem Barber, Der in ieinem Sirbiprsn
gel wobnte, Den 3sbnten. n8eBbalb
mabit Ou oieie Soroeruno ?"-fraets Der
Sudfer. "8eil ib in Ger STRIDE oe6 Se'
airfs. in meldem Sbr mobnt prsoiee," -
mar Die QntWort. .Oann braube i6 Dir
felnen 6eQer Su 9ebsn, oenn ieb befube ME
oeine preoi9ten." eripieoerte Der Sudfer.
..Gi. oas ueribldet nibts!" rief Der @eiit.
libe aus, ,,Sbr bdttet oob fommen fon
nen; oenn Die 8irbtbiren ifeben Gub.
,pie ieoem 2lnoercn. su beifimmten 3eten
ofen." Der Sudfer mubte Sablen.-Gi:
niee 3eit oarauf perflaete oeier,o B. 8eiit'
liben um 40 Sbiainee, welbe folder ibm
Ibuloie iei. Ser @eiiflibe erifaunte ni6t
penie oaruber. mubte iib aber oob Dor
Dem Syieoensritbter ifeuen. 100 aub oer
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Seucr5 mar. Il0oe oies ieoermann ;ur
8arnune oienen uno namcntlib iollten
Gltern ibren &inoern oieie5 oefdbrlibe
Mittel. woourd ibon 70 uiel un9ldf ent=
itanoen, nibt in bic 6dnoe nebmen lal'
fen. 8. Hep.