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Police Items.

George W. Bird, was committed to Jail by the
Mayor Tor malicious trespass the property OF
Owen Carberry, and also for surity of the Peace.
on complaint of Lucinda Carberry Recogni-
Zance PIT at 500
Three indvid ials all Of whom appeared to be
overloaded With State stock, amused themselves
on Tuesday eve last y breaking the windows Of
some OF our peaceabIe cit zeus on South Wash.
mgton st. Couldn't find out who they were
A German, having more State stock aboard
than the law allows taken uD and the Mayor
assessed him 81, -. fue aud costs, for thus bar
DINING himself
Samnel Edwards committed TO jail BY the
Mayor, before whom he had his trial, Instead of
by Esq Lyle stated last week
Frank Gulllvct, was fined by Ed. Lyle SO
aud costs. for carrying conc eale1 weapons he was
committed to jail III default of bail
EI Fred. Bowling aud Mrs. Peter Essen
macher were both fined on Monday last by
ESD. Lyle, for trenchng on the retailin 2
privileges of Indianas partners in the drunk
ard making business The former was found
guilty in seven cascs--hue and costs amour
tirg to near $40; he appealed. One case
was proved on ;he latter, and she was asses
sed 1918, fine and costs, and she paid it.
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EFThe proprietor OF the Queensware
Store requests us TO say to the public. that
he is receiving a large importation OF Ware
direct from Europe, also large and splendid
stock Of Glass Ware direct from a Pitts
burgh mandatory. Has just received a
splendid assortment of French China direct
from an importing house, also large additions
to his stock of Cutlery, Plated goods, &c,
&c He wants il distinctly understood that
he is selling at much lower prices than Ware
has ever been sold in this market. He sells
in sets separate pieces TO suit purchasers,
and by buying of him. persons getting pie
ces broken can always replace them with
others of the same patterns. He insists on
persons calling and learning his prices before
buying elsewhere. Rscollect the importing
House, No. 20 Main street. when you want
Ware at low prices.
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H We missed figure in noting the sale
of S. r. Lippincotts property to Mr.. Strick-
land, in last weeks Palladium--it should
have been $4,000 instead of s., oou, and it IS
considered cheap at that
re- Honorable competition Is the life OF
trade.
E+ Hon. JOSHUA K. GIDDINGs. will Lee
ture at Starr Hall on Friday week, Jan 8.
Come out and listen TO his notions on The
Powers and Duties of Human Government.
kg- To night (Thursday.) at Starr Hall,
the New Orleans and Metropolitan Opera
Troupe, again perform.
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CITY ELECTION.

CIV. AUSTIN candidate for re election as City
Clerk
1yw. r. WILCOX. is candidate for City Collector
bvC r.. WILLIAMS is a candidate for re election for
City Collector. MANY CITIZENS
UPCHATFIELp OSBORNE is a candidate for Street
Commissioner.
paJoHN FINLEY is candidate for reelection to the
OF Mayor.
frBENOSI NEWLY il candidate for re election to the
Commissioner OF the City OF Richmond
II Pwc are authorized to announce EDWIN NJ. COOK.
of for the City Of Rich
mond, a the January election
sS-JouN C. HADLEY is candidate for re election -
City Assessor.
eaCHARLEs THOMPSON is candidate for Street
Comm ssioner.
TPJAMEs J. JORDAN isl candidate for City Cotieo-
arc. r. JOHNSON is a candidate for City Collector
UPJoHN A. McMIN Ms candidate for City Coliec-
1-ysAM'L EDMoNDSoN, is a candidate Tor Collector
IRWIN ZIMMERMAN is candidate for re election
Al City Marshal
0o-LEwIs D. sTUBBS. Esq, is a candidate for City
er
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EF On Sunday week, a Certrev!Ile Sleigh
and load, consisting Of two young men, were
overset on Wainut-st.-the horse feeling him
self freed from restraint, dashed up Front st
with the sleigh, turned down Main tracing
the side walk till nearly opposite the brew
ery-jumped the ditch and not being able
to hold up, he took a santing direction down
the embankment west of the gas works, and
landed agrinst the fence. The sleigh was
badly broken, and the horse considerably
stiffencd by his abrupt descent. The boys
tied up the broken vehicle, and went back
home in the evening much slower than they
came.
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AT HONS AGAIS.-Aaron Sayman. the
travelling mechanic. will remain at his shop
on Pearl street, in tbs city. until the fst OF
April, and will attend TO all orders received
from the citizens of Richmond and vicinity
in repairing Umbrellas. Parasols. Locks.
Keys, puts slides in candlesticks, mends
shutters, sharpens scissors and all kinds of
cutlery. regulates scales and all sorts OF
work!done in the tinkering line. Umbrella
frames taken in exchange.
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~ The roof that covers our office

TT The roof that covers office. re-
minds OF the condition the arkansas
| Traveller" found the teniment of an enthusi-
astic admirer of the fiddle and the bow" in.
ouce upon time: when its raining, can't
put on a roof; and when it's dry, dosn't want
any" Sundays thaw, completely flooded
the floor in the third story, and thence down
into neighbor Elders Book Store and Post
office -loosenlng the piastering i'll all tie
rooms. Neighbor E, we understand, sat up
Sunday night in order to keep the water from
doing damage to his stock OF books, station
cry, DC. At one time, the appearance of the
Office floor, betokened that a second destruc-
ton by food was already here. notwithstand-
ing the promise; but it subsidized as soon as
the snow was shoveled off the flAt-paient-
coal tar-sand covered roof and it is now in
good order TO repeat the same disagreeable
dose the very next rain or snow that comesl
week or ten days ago, Mitchells Band,
occupying room in the rear of the build
ing on the second floor, WAS forced by the
flood into an exodus across the street to the
Gilbert block. We regret this, from the ia t
that the Band had passed through the malt
ing process---the rudiments our ears and
nerves had been Jared with constant toot-
footing Of the horns, and the rub a dub dub
and dub dub b-bl of the little and big drums,
in short, disagreeable sounds had vanished,
and had given place to mellifiuous notes; dis
cord was banished, and from the Band room
Music with yoIuptaous swell,
And all went merry as marriage be'
But the floods came, and moved that which
we had come to listen to as "a little heaven
be !ow.' Without designing to puff Mitch
ellis Band. but merely mete to it justice in
accordance with its merits, we must be per-
mitted to say that, for the excellence of its
music 1t cannot be surpassed in the Union,
with the same number OF performers. Four
cen cheers. then, for Mtchell's Band and
ong may it .RoarisAi But, in speaking of
he Band. we nearly forgot the leakage over
'ur head we wish only to a Id that We trust
he owner of the house will remedy the evil
IS soon as possible. We favorable to cold
water as beverage. but not a constant
bath in cold weather. particularly when it's
iddled through the ceiling on heads and
.aSeS.
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NES YEAa's rREsE>Ts.-Sach Of our cltlzers
as desire to purchase toys fancy articles. for
presents on Nes Years, will fad almost every
article ths, can be imagined al the Bazaar Of :.
q. Dasdale lie also keeps all kinds Of caadies,
contectoas sweet ais fruits nuts preserves, etc
etc which he sells at the lowest possible rates
He also up Oysters Ia the best OF style and
on the shortest notice. His eating room Is jast
the cosest place in this city 70 take year wife for
a social feast of oysters
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FATAL ACCIDENT A little daughter OF Eli
Petty, near Hagerstown, was burned SO badly, q
few days since that she died in a few hours Her
mother had some clothes hanging around the fire
drying, and stepped out of doors a few minutes,
leaving the child in the room. The clothes fell
into the fire, and while the child was attempting
to get them cat, her clothes caught fire, and be
fore her mother returned, she so badly burned
that she died in about six hours.
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MISSES BELLS SCHOOL will open again on
Monday next, in rooms and OF the Pub
lie School House. The patrons Of Misses
Bells speak in terms of COMMUNICATION OF their
success as teachers and their popularity with
their pupils. We specially commend this
school TO those who have children or wards
to educate. as among the many good schools
in this place there is none better than Misses
Bells
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NEW FLOUR, FEED AND GROCERY STORE .
Mr. II. Cone has opened in the Lynde
building an extensive Flour, Feed and Gro
Gerry Store, in which he keeps very general
assortment of everything in his line, and
which ho will sell at as low prices as any
house in this CITY, Call and see him.
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Mrs KATE kEMBLg's ScEooL-We invi at
tention TO the advertisement announcing the open
ing OF Mrs. kenbes School, il its second SEES
sion. The patrons of the last term are highly
pleased with the success and progress of the pu-
pills, and we commend her 10 our citizens as em
nently qualified for the important position, and
should be pleased to see her with crowded room
at the opening of next session.
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Ho FOR THE HoLIDAYs.- d gdale has just
received al addition to his stock of Toys and 9th
er articles, suitable for New Years presents -
They are substantial, hands me, fancy, plain and
comcal. Remember the little ones, and cheer
their hearts with appropriate presents.
CHRISTMAS BEEF-We enjoyed with great gusto
rich roast OF Beef presented Us By our friend p
f. Wiggins II was glorio sly mixed with lily
white fat, and the meat of brisht carmine. The
beef was raised by john p. Smith, OF this vicin-
ity, and was striking evidence of what good
feeding vii! do. Oar neighbor Virgins is al
ways on hand when good beef is to be had, and
somehow other he always finds it. lie keeps
ali kinds Of meats on hand at his shop n the Broad
Axe building - also game, poultry, butter. eggs,
honey, lard hams &c, &C., which lie sells as low
,-a in Ha oft
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4. c. ID L L.
UN00REAK0Ra

rYAs re moved 10 the " L. DrsAy's saddlev
eAsp. Main street and will his entire tins
and .;;=n;ios 70 the sasiness Of CNp8RrAKrS0.
He Is sole in tAis city for
Con also he Aeealie Dariat Case which he viii fuY-
1ish 70 order Woedsa co0ns . Superior style anA
finish. Always hand He viii fnnessls visA
sshioashe Hearss paia eassags aal HE terms viii
aoogaed- G. DILL
Aay -. las a1f
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p a N O r a MI a

THIS new and truthful exhibition Of the late
Instruction at Harpcrs Ferry, will be exhibited
STARR II ALL. on SATURDAY EVE. next
Dec 3lst For further particulars, see Pro-
grammes. Admission, - Gents Children, Is
Cents Tickets for sale at Pail. Dickinson 5
Piano and Music Store, No. 80, Main-st.
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For the Palladium

Messrs Editors:--You will confer a favor upon many
Of o old citizens by announcing that JOHN n
BOSWELL. has consented to be a candidate for City
Marshal. HI ha, long been q citizen of our places
reliable and trust worthy man gec and prompt
In business md has had nsidcrabc experiences in Of
fetal duties similar those OF City Marshal He will.
IL elected. M n good MANY NoTERS.
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Young Mems Republican Organic


We are requested by several of orr young men
who are anxious to commence the New Year by
organizing for the fight Of 60, 70 give notice at
preparatory meeting VII. be held in the Palia-
dunn COUNT. room on next Monday night Ev-
cry young Rel ubcan y.ter 10 the city Is invited
TO be present..
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rxzs= We noticed ON Sunday last. A one

Exg= We noticed on Sunday last, a one
horse sleigh. leisurely being dragged up
Front-st. on one runner-the horse on Il
slow walk and tie driver setting astride of
the fragments of the sleigh that still stuck
together. whilst the balance of the load were
Flooding along on the side walk. 1t looked
like "smash up or ''break down
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nTThe following AIMED subscribers have paid Tor the
,hirtieth volume of the Pal adium.
JehIe WATSON, John Henley, John Peterson. William
g Addleman, Robert Morrison G. T. Conn., David Taylor
p.nrh Rank J,s,nh Parry Hiram suplee. Edwin yckers
Joseph Jackson; Samuel Brysr; A. O. blanchard Citi
zens Bank Mathew Rarker
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- The Temperance re union At Starr Hall,
on Friday evening last was pleasant affair
The proceeds are to be expended TO furnish q
larger Hall than the present.
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Temperance Orders.

Evening
The GOOD TEMPLARs every Wednesday Even
Ing.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet every Saturday
evening.
TheUNIOS TEMPLARs (coIored) every Friday even'g
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uSmith & Swayne have just received
new lot of Books, &c, for the Holidays
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~ A Lodge Of the Temple of Honor ha
been organized 10 Winchester. Success TO it.
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EEThere has been about $4,000 hogs
killed in this city the present season. They
were generally large and we'll fatted
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Percussion Bolt

ENONE FNOof.
C.rprcKT.SD & BRIDGLAND ssv-"After a trial Of
nore than six months '.Nordyks's Percussion Bot
,ccom9lishes the object fully. We nov bolt nouF
from DA MP v heat with ease, anu otAt ouA' - ~
before
RRowS r ADDINGTON. mr.. Aiiin Eton was Tor IL
miller Basil BriGhtSe!D sly { arg
mnch rlaasei with Nordyke's Percussion Ba!t W" can
40 our duty grinding aud can nov grin1 70 wy
wheat II saves room - mill and will make more hour
than old process An and vii increase the
comm Bit Is TO 30 per cent.
1T swARTZ Esq. twenty-eight years miller. and
now head miller the Richmond City Mills says
dykes Percus Bolt has many advantages for sam
pfir doing close eJtrG r0FS has no e44
! Has been usrg TIE Bolt for six months
WILCaXEN Of Nuncie, Noriyke's Persuasion
gives q better yield and more perfect separation
NcLCC A.. Esq. Econonv- for many years miller
for George Gillespie. OF HaE=rstpEn Ind says nave
one Of Nordvke- Percussion Bolts and much pasi
with its operation 1T bolts with ease AMI Proht
ra,s m hopper roy or wheels 1 can make family
and sup-rfle Hoar at the same time 1 have never
known ii to clog
/ BRADY & SON Of the Quaker City WORKS Richanon md
have lust PVT up Ncriyke's Pat Percas
sion Bolt. consider them entirely SUPER r q an!
in use they viii from to four poanis OIL Il a'
per bushel over the common bot
/ At the las; state Fair: The Committee says =.
consider il superior 70 any otheT ar '
recommend first premium OF twenty doIars
Attic wayne County Fair the Corn.niI'ee
saw. take pleasure in reconuen ding NFfy S fer-
cusiaa Flour Bolt. and award II FIRST premium an e'
'7Neu Bolts furnished and set in operation and var
1.-The Improvement attached TO BoIt. Nv N sss IN
I so.f RICHMOND Ind
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yuyHC Mcmbcr ~ of White ater Lodge.
No a, l. -. o. h. respectfully requested 10 be
present Friday (ro MORROW evening. Tor the
purpose elecng officers, and dues ny order.
Richmo,a De. ~ 50 s. @. DUGDALE, Ssc'y.
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Ey-Books for the Holidays--see Mr.. I'll
der's aiverts emcnt on the fourth page
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~ Ii you want TO buy ole OF A. b Gales :
Sweet Toned and finely flashed PIANOS, call on
Pull Dickinson, at No. So, Main-st
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TIME TABLE.
srriral. asi Departure. oT PIssenger Tram.
and Chicago Railroad

Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
GA after April IIth Trains will arrive and depart
Is follows
meets at KokOmO for Peru.
arrives 400 =. connects at kichmoni for
Cincinnati. Freight $40 r.. n
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r.
Morning Express leaves o3s Evening Mail 80
p.
p. NJ.
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. R. r.
A. " Mail Train going West at s:5i A. p ~ Mail
going West at G5j Express going West at $40
O.. o..
The Mail train going East at 3f5 n; Express train
going last go A. Express going East at il5S
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets on the first Tuesday
evening in every month.
Webb Lodge, o. the third Wednesday.
King SOlomon's Chapter, second Friday.
Wa,ne Council, first Thursday in March. June,
September aud December.
Britt0n Lodge (colored first Monday in each
month.
L. o. q. r.
White Wafer Lodge. meets overy Friday evening.
Herman (G;ernan) Lodge, every Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodge, every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday o each month.
Degree Of Rebecca Of Whitewater and w ood v ard
Lodges first and third Tuesday of each month.
Degree Of Rebccca of Herman Lo &c, first and third
Monday Of each month.
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cy- Ii you want to buy one of knabes Pow
erfu, an Brilliant Toned PIANOS, call a. No.
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uDRIM Harry SClAODL.-Miss l.. b. JENKINS
Will commence the second session of her Sshoo! .
Monday Next,

The 81 day % January 800, IN Room .. =, "a "
publi. school House which will be taught al me Pm
branches En- gsh education at the usual a.es
Miss kns, grateful for patronage received uarhe ne
last session solicits a continuance OF the same
Dec. -, 1852 JOY
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p UR e DRUGS.
u. STEDDO.W - Co.,
tSu-ecssors % JOHN RoSEY.)
No. 80 Main Street,

RE now in receipt If entirely aud complete
n Stock 81 Fresh. Pure ami Standard Drugs Neii
zines and Chemicals, bought BY AZ experienced Drug
sist, and sor cash.
All the and approved Extracts. and Conpo4nis
in 5hei- strength aud purity true
Caaduiter&iei Drugs, AMI warranted pure and Trash
Glass Ware in extent aud variety before kept in
the city Window Glass of ary grade and size Paints
Oils aai Painters SiceS IN quality AMI exteat
passed
Liquors purchased in Bond and pure as they were
imported
our stock in extent and variety not excellei in
the west, and prices as low the lowest.
From an ounce vial 10 a hossheai. and fren blue
pill q Of yellow ochre We are posted. and all
e ask Opportunity satisfy friends and the
public thai Ne 80 Main the psee bay pure
Drugs and Medicines
r. l. II. MCCULLOUGH VII be harry to see his
old friends the
J. STEDDOM i co.
Richmond, May 80. 1859 2&sf
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Book Lost.

During the late Fair, the entry book used by the
Committee Domestic Manufae lures misiaid and
il probably in the hands Of of citizens.
Any person having possession Of it, will confer great
favor upon the Society by returning it to this office.
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cv II YOU wan, 10 buy one of Light h Brad
bary's celebrated PIANOS, call at No. 30, Main
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THANKFUL

For past f.vofs the undersigned respectfully requests
continuance Of ID. liberal patronage heretofore
tended the old firm Of Woolvsstsn Msnka psrtIc-
uIary hs designs to contines in the old
track u manufacturing 70 order, oil xmas Of Boots ani
Shots. Give him . call ~ No. 3, Main Serees.
l.. G.. wOOLyERroS.
Riehmond, Dee. !. 1859. 5IG
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so"eth1ng Now
Dissolution.

TTNHE partnership existing heretofore between O.
L Woolverton aud Ed II henks. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Ths aud
accounts az the old stand, and those knowing
Themselves 10 be indebted requested pay q
media,ey-E. II. MsnkA will attend making settle
men.s EDWARD @. WO0LyERToN.
ED. II. aESkA
Richmond, Nov. IS, 1859
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Will be continued by Edward @. woolver.on, a. ths
old stand, and take pleasure in recon- nsndins him
to my olo friends and rusoners usriy and so'eiy
competent 10 work entirely satisfactory 70 them
I'D. II. NESKA.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-11

pen mGrbe ? Die Brcpbe3eibung bat lid5 er.
Iuut Arme SOiepbue ST babe Did perlaIs
ZEN mullen unb in Denem eic lamen S9loB
WFalmalon betelt Du cennpA piellei1t gu Die
ler Stunoe fur mid, neil Du lpei6t, pa3 it
"euen 0efabren entae9en9ebe! Arme 5clepbi
ne, An parlt meta gutter 9u9el uno ieit Ou
NIpt nlebr an uetner Sete bit = @leidpiel,
tll'feFbrad itd Der Scatter bait9, id mid ldla-
fen 9eben
or tbat eini9e S9ritte na6 Der Ibar bin.
Die 81 lenem S4laf3inmer iiibrte uno in mel.
Wem Otcultun uup @cnltant emer barrten,
O1an blteb er tehen. Q
JteIn, la9te er, i'd mill srlt meiue S1ladt.
0tonHt9 6u @npe brngen uno nit Dem Saller
~'tt1noer Den Sernth.nn5dfampf iAlagen
!9altt9en S6ritte8 tebrte ct wierer 8u Dem
&qde nit ben &arten 5uraf uno leB liu wie,
Der aut benz 2etnltubl nleber.
&lefe St(le berr1Ate ieet in benz lpetten @es
ma0. Ole falt iapn berabgebrannleu Screen
brannten ottlter uno tribe cas- 3ulamnenfalz
lenoe Ueuer I'M &anin tniltelte 5uwellea bod
anT' uno oann ttefer in iid 5ulamuenltnteno,
Waff es 1emen punfslrotben Sben Iber baS
e9erne AntIe oeS Suffers, Der aber Die Sarte
8ele9at, an6epe9lId unO ldwetsenb pa laB.
Slclleidt mar es bic soibe peS Samips ODE,
bic tiefe StiIle Inn Jpn Der, welde oen Suiler
e'nl4laterte. Gr lebne ein Saupt 3urad in
Den Se11el, lsin flanlnenoe0 Au9e 4oB li9,
Der &aller iqlief.
NaS 6suer im Samu lanf tefsr 3uammen,
Die Stdlter brannten tribe unp oiiter unp wa,
Ten I'M Grl0I9en begr1fen
Der Sailer idlIeL aber ein Sdlaf mar fsin
rubI9er unO laufter, unD Die I'M 2Ua9eu 10 uns
bspeSllfen uno felteH 3d8e w4ren ieBt i'm
SS4'aT beftt5 bene8t unp 8udten in meGleluoen
GnlpftnOun9eu.
Gnmal rtef er nit lauter Sdrtide1 Sttm.
me: metn Sater SCmmlt Ou enoli1 einalal
gu mir ? Ob lel pilltrmmen, mem Yat,r
llno eln frenbt8er S4ein tlO9 aber paS 2luts
lte oes SdlunlmernDen bin. Slter er rers
blaBte blto mlerer unp ba5 Antlie pe8 Galers
marO tnlter unO Ieine Qippen 8udteu por 3cru.
((5Urteguns tOlg.)