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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-10

TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS The Board of Trus.
tees OF public Schools held their regular month.
ly meeting on the 9Th instant.
Present: Messrs. Alice, president r~o ton,
Davis, Hardness, Magrudsf, Morgan, McKim'
Pepdleton, Polk and Wilson.
The committee on the ex Examination of teac h.
ers reported the following candle ates OF aIi6 ed
to receive an appointment as a teacher IN the
Public Schools, as follows: Mr.. W. C. Lips.
comb, IT,, Q district school; Miss NJ E. Griffin.
primary school Miss Virginia Crocken, do F.;
Miss Julia Stewart, do Miss Emily Robin.
SOD, do s. -.
letter Of resignation was received from
Miss A v. Bates, assistant teacher in primary
school No. 2, first district also, from Miss II.
a: Henshav, principal teacher Of primary
school No. 2, third district; which were sever.
ally accepted.
"A letter Of application was received from
Miss Susan A. Dorset, which was placed on
file ~
The Secretary laid before the Board . oorr
Of Hillard's "Pirst Glass Reader" and oopy
Of the Second Glass Reader" from Hickline
Swan Brewer, book publishers, Boston. and
moved their reference to the committee GA tex
books -...F Fr.
A bill from @. 8. Gideon, printer, was or.
dered to be paid
The sub-bosrd of the second district report
ed that, in accordance with the order Of th,
Board, they had abandoned Primary Echoo
NO 3, Of said district; bat they had not ys
socceeaed In obtsining . room In which TO re
9s motion Of Nj Msgruder, the, rule for
caing the treasurer paying any bill con
aaeseo Tor sweeping the school room durin,
me SPring and summer months, vas unani
ously rescinded.
I The Board then adjourned. .-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-10

r OD6IN6.-AT NO. 3l9 STREET Moth,
IL Capitol Hill, q respectable party can be 40
commodated for one or two nights. mar 90
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l,l09, 02l 1858, 464
SOUTHERN STATES.

The official vote Of Arkansas and Texas had
not been promu gated when the above table
was made. The vote of South Carolina is cast
by the legislature, and ought to be added to
the vote Of Mr. Buchanan. ..... ..
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

In the U. 5. house of representatives, on thu
22d ult., Mr.. Marshall, of Kentucky. brouoh
up the question of repeating the naturalization
laws, by introducing the following resolution:
Resolved, That the committee Of the whole
on the state ofsthe Union be discharged from
The further consideration of the house bill 10 es
tabllsh uniform rule of naturalization, and te
repeal all acts heretofore passed on that sub
Jeet, and the amendments thereto, and that said
committee be Instructed to report the same back
TO the house; and the same is made the special
order of the day in the house for THURSDAY
the 5th of January, 1857. a.. 49,
The motion to suspend the rules failed BY
vote 80 yeas 10 90 nays; but the heavy vote
IN favor of the motion surprised both the friends
and opponents of the resolution.
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The last Memphis News reports the Missis-
slpp' river opposite that place to be falling ra-
p'dIy, and the sand bar below town again us;
bic. We fear thatthe cold weather Of last weal
extended throughout the country, and put an
end enc! tonavigation in the upper Mississippi and
Ohio rivers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

me mortality among the children of Pbila-
oe'phla' from scarlet fever, during the mast
year, was terrible. The totalnumber Of death
rom January lst, 1885, to the 9th ult.. was
s4o-a greater number than ever before was
known during twelve months.
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Sheriff Sale.


SlAlE OF LOUlSlANA-Parish of Caddo~'
- District Court, No. 4767. F. NJ. WALDRASE
W. ESTES BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias ss'5
out OF the honorable the District Court in and Tor y
parish OF laddo, in the above entitled suit, and to
directed, have seized and will proceed 10 sell at pbs
lie auction at the Market Hopse in the town 4
Shreveport, parish Of Caddo, on SATURDAY, the ~
day Of February, A. ID. 1851. between the hours Of
O'Clock, A. NJ, and P. NJ, the following de'cflp'
property t9-wi: Printing Press, 2 double chase
large maro slab, roller moulds, the type, cases s@
comprising the printing mate rails Of the S'fs"
port Democrat. Seized as the nroper,y of the deea
ant ana to De sold to pay and satisfy The wrt lssus'
the above entitled suit
Terms Of sale-Cash with the benefit Of appr7nrF
msnt. ]. e. McWILLIA Ms, DIV sherIha
Shreveport, January H. 1857, pIs4
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The New York Journal of Commerce REPORTS
that the ice in the Hudson and East rivers has
become great impedimentto navigation, which
may be considered closed,
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WEDNESDA Y, ....,.-..J JANUARY a, 1857

AGENTS FOR THE SOUTH WESTERN:
Coz. r. W BLEDsoE, Fillmore, Bossier parish
Messrs. b. j. TERRI & Co, Jefferson, If5as:
Mr.. WARE BgsGE, Boaham, Fannin County. 1eEaS'
Mr.. ] smEs B. LIKEss Henderson, Rnsk Co., IeraS'
". Fl. McDoyALD, 100 Nassau street, hew forS'
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

CLoTHIsG.-A. A. Enos has on hand stock
of superior seasonable clothing, made up in the
most fashionable style, together with every de
scrption Of furnishing goods for gentlemen. He
has recently received an assortment of cloths,
cassmeres, vesting, etc, which will be manu-
featured to order by the best workmen His
establishment bears too high reputation to re-
quire commentator. .s...... Is r..
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

New KANSAS B1lL.-The following is the
bill introduced in the senate by Mr.. Wilson
amendatory of an act passed May 3oth, 1854
entitled IAN act to organise the territories Of
Nebraska and Kansas
Be 1t enacted by the senate and house of re-
representatives. of the United States of hnerca
IN congress assembled. That the one. hundred
ana hfty-hrst chapter of the alleged, Laws o!
the territory of Kansas entitled can act to
punish offences against slave property" with
all such other provisions of that code as recog-
MISE and protect slavery in said territory, and
all provisions which esta hish official oaths 9th
er than those specified IN the organic act, or
winch require any test in regard to slavery or
the fugitive slave law, to be applied to attor-
neys, Jurors or voters, or which suspend the
WITH OF habeas corpus, or which allows any 9th
er than actual residents of said territory to vote,
or which allows Jurors to be selected in any
olher manner than by lot, or which punish citi-
zens OF SAID territory by claiming them together
ana exposing them to labor on the public
WORKS with iron chains and balls attached, be
ana the same are hereby, declared imperative
and void.
The object of Mr. Wilson'S bill is to repudi-
ate and declare void the laws enacted by the n,o
slavery Legislature of Kansas. -
Inc Chicago illinois Free Press has an ar
t'cie which exhibits very encouraging results
from experiments with the new Chinese SUGAR
cane In Wabash county, last season, and feels
confident that IN 1860 the southern planter will
have no sale for his sugar in the State of Ili-
NUS from present indications, there will be
one hundred acres OF Chinese sugar cane raised
~ WABASH county next year, which will save
me county $4,000 The Free Press need
not talk SO independent. The Lousianians are
oy no means anxious to sell their sugar to the
people of Illinois
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

:. There will be two eclipses durinsahis year,
both OF the sun The first will occur on the
25th of March. 1t will be invisible in all parts
OF the United States east of the meridian of
Washington, and partially visible west oahat
city The second will be an annual eclipse Of
toe sun, commencing on the 18th September at
midnight, in the United States, and therefore
invisible in this country. 1t will be visible in
large portion of Asia, part of Africa, and the
whole of Australia. ...
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

AGRICULTURAL DEPo1.-Messrs Carter d.
Shivers have purchased the new warehouse at
the foot of Texas street, Immediately on the
river bank, } and intend opening an establish.
ment for the sale Of every description Of agri-
cultural implements. iron, lime, building mate
rails, etc. They will also do a general commits
sion and forwarding business. Both gentlemen
are well known throughout the country, and
the house will undoubtedly meet with success.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

THE WEATHER-Since our last old winter
has been with US in earnest. During Thurs
dav and Friday we were favored with heavy
sleet covering the whole country with snowy
robes, and causing sad havoc among the trees,
many of which, especially fruit trees, were de-
stroyed. On Saturday the seet began to thaw,
rendering the streets and roads mostImPass-
able; but during the night the wind Teered
round to the north and converted every thing
into ice again. Since then the weather has con
tnued clear and cold.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

"A bridge is now being built across the upner
Mississippi, at St. Paul Minnesota. Its to be
i5oo feet in length, resting upon nine piers
Il, the highest Of which are seventy feet above
high water mark, SO as to enable The lar,,est
boats to pass under without difficulty. The
greatest span will be two hundred and twenty
rect: sufficient wide to allow the largest RATS to
pass without coming in contact with the abut-
menls. The whole cost Of The work will be
sl2o,oO0, and it will be the finest BRIDGE west
of the Allegheny mountains.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

Since 1888, the gross product of the eold
mines Of North Carolina, as far as indicated bv
the official returns of the z. States mint. are
>4 255, 1856, and of Georgia, $685.. 100; total
9,92o, 100; and the aggregate expense Of main
tanning them, $4,000 per annum, or about
$4,000 for the whole period.
1t has been found by the different railroad
companies in England, that the wear and tear
OF engines generally is nearly in direct ratio
with the consumption of fuel
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

TAILoRIsG.-Mr. II. Picharde has opened a
tailoring establishment on Texas street, one
door below the City hotel, where he is prepar-
ed to furnish our citizens with clothing, made
up in the most fashionable style, on tie short
est notice. He has just received an assert
ment Of beautiful cloths, cassimeres, etc., and
employs the most skillful workmen.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

). a Oil allowing negroes, mulattoes and In
o'ahs 70 give evidence in cases where white
persons are party, has passed the senate Of
ehe Iowa legislature, by vote of 10 to Ia,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

The Washington correspondent of the New
lofk observer says, that when the new Ne
thodlst church, IN that city, was dedicated on
inc olst ult.' there was a debt on it of $4,000,
which before the services fthe day had been
concluded was subscribed, leaving the building
entirely free from debt. ~
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

DESrrsTRY.-Dr. WATSON has opened an Of
hceJust below Burnside's jewelry store, where
he is prepared to attend to visitors He bears
the reputation of a sklIful dentist. st.. a,-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

The St. Paul Advertiser denies tho ,.,a. =
IL. ssofy enat Chippewa Indian was recently
'''neo az the stake near Glencoe, Min,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

GflF the grave could speak we should learn tbs
two-thirds OF the children who die between the ss
ofone and five years, have fallen victims to disease
produced by intestinal worms In treating this De
sruct,Ve complaint It is necessary not only to exit
pate the animals but to rive tone r. tha stnnach sl
in'estnes. Where the digestion is good, and th
bowels regular, worms cannot exist HI the reoue
'hehts OF radical cure are combined in Winers Cl
adlah 'erFnlfuge, which at once discharges tht
worms regulates the secretions invigorates the d:
gestlve organs, and braces up the whole system.
" be particular and remember the name 'Winef'
Cahadian Nermfuge" this is the only article thattn
De depended on. Remember this
=, Prepared only by j. Wright L. Co., New Orea''
For sale In Shreveport by all the druggists
~<>-r~,~%z - = -.
u Those OF our readers who are under the nrs
sity of making applications to the hair will dove
to read the advertisement of prof. Woods Har Re
storatlve ~ another column. In the space Of ID
Tune whci 1t has been before the public, it has We
for itself reputation unequalled by any other AZ
Gle of the Kind now known aud u.bor.vor tried
mas SO lar as our knowledge extends been tried VII
success jacksonville Constitutionalist. q"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

We are indebted to friend Walpole for his
polite attentions, and return many thanks for
the beautiful and delicious cake he presented
to us. -"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

FoR New ORLEASs.--The magnificent pas
senger steamer Duke, captain Apologize, will
leave this morning. The Duke has unsurpass-
ed accommodations, spreads sumptuous table
and runs very fast. Her commander is an ex-
perienced and careful officer, and Mr.. Cellos,
the clerk, ever attentive and accommodating.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

The river opposite this place is again on the
decline. The Joseph Holden, from Jefferson
reports that the water fell eight inches while
she was at that place, and that she found only
three feet water in the lake. We hear OF no
rise in upper Red River. Since our last the
Swamp Fox, Bloomer, Col. Edwards. Moses
Greenwood. St. Charles, Storm, w r Douglass,
Effort. and Duke, have arrived from \. Orleans;
the NJ. L. Daugherty and Joseph Holden from
Jefferson; and the Union, from upper Red River.
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

We have received the first number OF the
Western Texas Gazette, handsome paper re-
Gently established at jefferson, by Mcssrs.
Morgan L. Nimmo. We wish the Gazette a
long and prosperous career.
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Thanks TO captain John W. Martin, Of the NJ
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THE H. ~ WRIGHT-This beautiful passen-
ger boat will leave this port for New Orleans,
on Friday next. Those of our country readers
who contemplate about that time visiting the
great emporium, should bear the fact in mind.
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The police jury, at its last meeting, elected
Mr.. Elisha Attaway collector Of parish taxes
for the present year. - a8 4. a..
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We neglected last week to mention that the
owners of the steamer Belle Gates had paid
Mr.. Yates the $4,000 which he deposited in the
iron safe Of that boat, and which could rot be
found when called for. z.....z..-
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-14

Washington letter writers state that the hon
John Slidell is at this time industriously seek
ing information and documents to answer the
arraignment of him made by colonel Benton in
the last volume of his Thirty Years View
IN connection with the hanging Of young Sper-
cer, at sea. by commander Mckenzie, SlidelIs
brother. He has not thus far realised his full
expectation, but promises a thorough reply.
#.s1 ~. ~
VIM. Il Martin, formerly clerk in the Bal
tlmore postoffiee, who was found guilty OF rob-
blng the mails, and sentenced to imprisonment
N the penitentiary, has been pardoned bv the
president What A pity that the judge and iary
were put TO the trouble Of trying Mr. Martha.
The Russian consul at New York has en-
gagged some Of the best rggers and sailmaEers
IN that city to proceed to Russia, for the rl,i-
pose ofequpping the cars navy
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MORE BLooDsHED.-Mr. Geo. W. Cashon,
native of Columbus, Ga, who has been for
some time employed as stage driver between
this place and Marshall, was shot in house,
near the old cemetery, on Saturday night, and
died of his wounds on Sunday evening. Cor
oner Bauman held an inquest over the remains
OF the deceased, and the jury broughtin yer
dict that he came to bis death by bullet fired
from gun Or pistol by some person unknown.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
llar. lrrl6e Nartbsi es gerbient biezs

flar, ipelAe Bartbsi eS Serbient biea5z
gertp6er>p >partbei senannt 3u perben-
unb bab bies bic Qpfp SDfc 9drtbei it,
unb mid t bic 8epubIifanifbe, mub
bod fiber ieber rebli4 benfenbs Nlenib
3uBeben.
Gin eint0en Npnaten bd6en mir nun
pieocr cine Staatspabl, bel tpelher bic
SrlaSenfrdae aud tpieber Sur Saupt@
6rage oemadt wprben 1T. llniere Seq
nrr perben isst fbpn piecer anf cine ills
birefte Weilf bur1 ibre Gisbers 8anS
rrnftbaft auf9eforbert, bic SrlaSerrt unb
fomit bis @bebre4eret i'm Siiben bod
ia gut an beiben. Die &epublifaner
bingesen arbciten barauf Fin, baB bteies
ue6rl (idy burd)aus nidt peitrr ausbrris
ten fca, unb peratlheurn bic 2lmalga'
NATION, pbcr bic @ermifhung beS nei-
6en unb IbwarSen Slutes i'm bBhlten
0rabe. g8er taber bic f9dnelihe unb
mpralzpertertenbe SclaSerri unb bic
baraus entitcbenbelr 8rrbrehen, ale
Gbebru6, Mrrb un6 Scl6ltmprb biltist,
Ter fttmmt Sci ndGlfer 0UupernDrslpabI
fir ben temperance Tanatifcr unb Sts
nnnSier, So. S. g a der. g3er aber
bic SclaScrei, ME biefelbe es Derbient,
oerab19eut-iper bafir III bab Gbebruh
oebBrig befraft perben loll, ,-tper eS fir
unre6t balt baB bic &inbrr BON ben Gls
tern unb bic Gltsrn BON ben Sinbern,
elei1 iptc 0ieb Serfauft tperben,-iprr
9laubt baB r5 rebt iei penn ibm Elm
Stnliher Sal tpte benz Garbisen Suifcf9
fen piirbs, unb baB er eS in titblem
9lute iiberIebsn fbnnte,-furl tper pbi'
aes 9erGre9en bss Sclapens@i9ner8 ale
Elm IA6nblibes unb fitnpliheS anliebt,
unb tafur fiiblt, bab bic Srlareret ntbt
mrbr mriter aussetreitet tperben ipll,
ber fam niht anorrS, CT mub fir ben
Nbtb. Dapib SO lin . t, ben Siebs
ltn1s Spbn BON 9enniglOunien-ben
arBBten Stant5mdnn ben mir 9r9enip6rs
tia baten-unb nelber itnmer trru err
funten purbe, fttnmen. g8ir iinb bod
lptrtlttb neuoierig ;u feben, pb unfrre
gutter 0lr5er bet nd6Iter 8abl tpiebcr
prrlrttrt lper6en fbmen fir 9 If t,
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Mt t, 8reiteit unb Jteht 3u itimmen !
g8tr olauben be(ttnmt nidt bab bic 2ps
fp Solo SieberS bteS 5u beSpefen i'm
Stanpr 1rin perben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
Ein .,,SamiIicnsEiot." {"

Sr. d., ,in Iebr an9eietener, rst4cr 9serps
gcrtsr 8auImanm osHen YrpatwcbnurS GiA auf
oer SuOIeite g9tIidmEburas beincrt, pTmdbtte
iA DOT rpsniscn SaEren nit elmer junsen bdtiAen
Dame aus elmer Der erlen Samilrn. Die Sbe
mar cine 8lddl9e. Die iun9e 5rau 9eedr tb'
rem sirtlihen @atten tret &inper. gi6tS triitte
ras @tad pes GbepaarS. Sr. u. belt ftnt
5rau fir baS rsinfe, treueite g8rlen Der Grpe uno
tetetr lie an. Do4 batte rr iiA Sddultt. Sor
etpa prd Mcuatsn bcgcgnete 8rau u. rtncn iun'
asn Sdufmann, Namsns S., in einem Brcaemap
5alcn. 9. III nod Suns9sIsGe, ntmmt cine
Irtr a6ttae Ste1uns Gin unp 1T en-GpUnis.- B.
5emc Slitt perfinpstta Der tln9en 6rdu, pab
lie tbm oefalr, unp ie 9ab bm auf remltlbsn
g3tac su oerlr9sn, bab CT aud ibr 8tfaat. Bon
fmrtSen BIidtn fam eS ;u sinrm 3Grtltden @s'
fsrd4, unp man I6iep, ua6rcm man f9 rrrber
periyrcttn batte, In Dem Gallon tpieoer 3uIam'
mentrefFen 81 wUllrn. Der eritcn Sailmmen"
| fmIt fplate cine Spete unp 70 fort. Die Daur
tepatrtr fcrtpG6renb iGr Snccsnito. Das Sers
t6ltnE Der Secrn nurbe Gin tumrr beiGersS, I'M
ntasrcs uno sntli6 bfl6lpTen Die 9icbrnren rurd'
cine Gntfibrun9 ih auT immer>ju ocreinen. Ofr
rpabre ytams Der iunsrn 8raa par 9rn' .. nrh
mmtr unbctannt.
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bic gntlubrun9 nerberetet mar, terdn. Dflttler'
ueile iplr Sr. a.-auf rslhs 0eiIe, 1T nitt be-
fannt - BON rem 5reubrub uno rem prrrdttrriE
lhrn 8crtaten Der 8rau in 8snntnib 9sIeet mcr'
ben. gnIunss wctlte uRb fcnn.e u. nitht 9au'
ben, tag feline 6rau ibm bic Greue eetrcten babe,
Rod Die NdGrt6t fam aus 10 Super6lfSer Gusl!e,
Dag er feline 6rau isernfalls Sa absrrahsn be-
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g8ctnuns unU Ilies. nahprm lie cine turjs Strrds
wsit eeaan1en mar, in cine Sutl6e, pelGe Der
fSGbre am Su6s Der 10. StraBe ;ufubr. u, ltrf
pitBeup nab, rip, an Der Sdbre an9rtcmmrn,
ben 8utI6enIplas auf uno crblidte feline frau an
rsr Ssj.s zines nnsen Oiannes. Gin ralencsr
St6elp, ,rg CT nun elm ScwCnellrr urp be9ann
Den 3. su l!etsn. Differ fcuerte Elm 9tltcl ab
VI. nurpe pUn Der 8usel an Der Stirn leitt &C.
freiIt. Ditt nsuer gButb ftire sr nun auf y
los, bis pirler, pu-6 ben Slutuerlut rrlHGpft. in
O6nmaGt Ilnt. Scpann bsflbl u. benz Sut.
itu, na& einrm !5dule ;urid,ufatren. De-
9crwunpsts wurbs bann beraussebctsn, nah ei'
nam 3nlmer gebrdat uno warp pann rin Ir5
berbet9ebclt.
q. ertenntf nun in 9. rinrn gsp' gJcrtfr Sc
I6dltsmann, reNen better 6relinp er mar. pr
y. rrfarte, bas er ban pabrrn Namen Ger jun
gen Srau ni6t sepubt babe, uno pm. q. tbat
es icgt leib, bab sr lsinf 5rau nitt unse5inper
eur6trrnnen lieb. Die terbri8rbOItrn aerste cts
tlartrn Die g6unOs S.'s fir duSera sefdbrlih.-
geIpe 9artsisn tsi6Ipfer, bic 9rlhittc i'm isrer
prriS gsbsm ju baIten. Sr. u. lhidte npG al
ormIeltsn Gage ieins 5rau 81 ibgsu @Itern Suriid
Gr lis6 ilr, auf ibre Bitten, ben dItcfsn 6natrn
9. tcgt nca INNER In Dem SauIe ces 6rn. u
uno miro pabrldeinlit nit BEN seben papcn'
tpnlnsn.