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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-10

GROCERIES,! GROCERIES!I-RI
VI THORNTON corner Of Seventh aud Madison Streets
Wilmington Del. offers to his friends and the public gen
orally, complete assortment Of Grmcfcs. Wines and Lii
lnols lower than the lowest, as he is determined to keep
the very hest Sugars, CnilpeS. Spirs M0aasrs Vinegar
Teas. and every thing apperainig to a cnnnlete prery
store lie will also keep pure and una,trilltetl ln,cs
Wines, Whiskes. Gins Janlacin Spirits. Curiia- All III
which he will deliver inside Of reasonable distance with
out extra charge. ie2j-tr
DEEFi BEEF.: BEEFiiI--THE UN-
ID DERslGNED would most respectfully inform the
public that he Keeps superior article of Beef al his stall
No 10 Fourth Street Market and at his No los West
Front Street He Keeps ais, salt such as lains
tongues and dried bsei meats for shipping purposes &c
Persons furnishing vessels preparatory to sea VOYAGES, will
10 wei to call and examine his stock before lurcl,siir
elsewhere.
allg2T-y IDIIN W MINK
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-10

ID "a GINGER Is carefully prepared from the hcst
Jamaica finger AMI HisseSr- IN concentrated form tl
valuable properties uf tits root II sA very agreeable
warming -lnant. md is particularly recommended Tor
Collie. fllturIcy Indigestion. Weakness Of the stomach
AMI Bowels aud ii found highly useful in those cases II
sudden disposition, liale tnnerur in summer nom
excessive heat. oNcr-ihulgenrc fatigue, or that cn,r uf
exhaustion experienced by many while travelling.
II alsu makes excellent drink for the harvest 'l
and is much used fol that purpose Prepared hy
n. BRlNul1UNSr n CO.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-10

\ ENTIsTRY.--wM.L l.. RUDOLPH would respcct
fully inform his friends and the public generally that
he still continues the practice Of Dentistry at No. 6, King
street three doors anve Third Street All operations wnr
rantr to give satisfaction Full setts of teeth at the nm.
preceientei low price Of S25 Teeth extracted without
pun ~ inc use ot ether. urt16
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-10
ALL-HEALING SALyE

May Dc used 70 advantage. This
Salve is an invaluable remedy for
family use i'll all eases of Cuts,
Burns, Sores, Carbunclcs, Felons.
&c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

ance. 1t traces the iosurrection at
Harpers Ferry. Az. he movements OF
old BKows, to a welI-organ'zed con-
spracy, having its rami6cations 10 the
free States Of the Union aud Canada.
Names are given, among them that OF
GEsRIT SsIrn, Of New York, whose
letter, enclosing 800 check, for the
cause, was found. As early Is the
latter part Of August Secretary
FLOYD was advised, by letter from
Cincinnati, Of the existence Of secret
associations in various parts OF the
country, having in view the liberation
Of the siayes in Virginia and Maryland
their plans were disclosed, Just as
they lave turned out-anl ~ doubt
can longer exist that men who nave
heretofore figured EXTENSIVELY 10 the
country, in various ways, will be shown
to have had connection with this
diabolicaJ conspiracy.-M. Loe"s re
DuLLcu1.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

Tue Census OF lowA.-Wc copy
from the State journal an abstract Of
the census Of tn State for 1862
We Particularly cal the attention Of
our reade's to its eXamluat, u, AS fur.
nish NJ some cur ous aLd Interesting
st~tiLics. Tue Indian corn is COM
putrd At nearly 24,OOO,OOO bushels,
over 100000 OF bushels more than
were raised by New Yo,k in 1850.
One thing is curious enough to de.
maud special notice, to wit: "Nnm-
Der OF colleges and universities, 90. u
II this means what is ordinarily under.
stood by the term college or uniycr-
sity, then Iowa is ahead in this respec,
Of Any State in the Union-Ohio with
all her literary institutions not even
excepted.
There are divers things in this
western country that exhibit remark
able degrees Of p'ecocity. Small
creeks are uniformly denominated
rivsrs, (navigable for common sized
ducks At least,) hamlets are cities, and
host Of small things are great things
aud on that identical system we may
exceed every other State in number OF
nollesee. Young America should b.
taken on the parents lap OCCASIONAL,
and spanked for his impudence.-
Bloomfield Clarion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

POPULATION OF IOWA The total
population Of the State Of Iowa ~
shown by the census Of this year, il
six hundred aud thirty three thousand
i've hundred aud forty nine. A few
email counties n. in will swell the az.
g'egste to 635, OOO.-ZoUa Citizen,
(R.rub'iosn
When the above named paper
wanted to frame a plausible lie in ref.
erence t. the tex levied BY the Repub.
icsns per head, it estimated the aver
Age p 'pula ion Of The State for the
past i've yeArs at 100000. Now, in
1859. according to Tho census, our to-
I'll population is onls 6S5,0O0. Thus
one bv me the IA schoods BY which
tbis CUanty was carried, will be ex.
po.-d.
The cersus also shows that under
The b igb,i"g rule Of R+publica, ism
our pop uIation has scarcely increased
q Ill for two yeas pat. Imuiera.
tioa TO the Sts'e has almost stopped,
and emigration from It goes brnkly
os.-RRerHeld JffsrsoWiaR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

BRANDRETH's PILLS HAVE no ACTION sAvE
ON 1xrueIrIEs- Young people cannot, but
middle-aged and old people can appreciate that
medidine which being used in sickness, acts
only upon the cause Of the disease. Around
every organ affected, there the medicine pene-
trates, removing imra- ties, preventing all
settleing of the huinors into ulcers, swellings
or tumors. nheart affections, in Epilepsy, in
in Pleurisy, in Sore Threats, and affections Of
tho respiratory organs generally, in Dyspepsia,
these wonderful Pills give immediate relief !;
and perseverance will be sure to cure Maladies
which hove been pronounced beyond human
skill have been cured by their use. and is
this 40 wonderful Behold the reason Bran
dreth's Pis.l purify the blood they have no
power except over impure humors, and these
being removed, the disease is removed. Mill
ions are deriving health from the use Of this
innoc ent medicine, which never weakensl but
always strengthens firstly, by taking out Of
the body these matters which held, as it wero,
the life principle in custody and, secondly, by
inparting life giving property to the blood
Soldat DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, No 2s4
Canal-st, New York, and by respectable dealers
In medicines. ocll dtnovll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye

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The Original and Best In the World !!
All others ere mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II you wish to escape ridcule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury 70 hair or tkn.
PIFTEEN MEDALS aud DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM Bachelor since 1859, and over
so 900 applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons OF his famous Dye.
VIM Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not
70 be distinguished from nature, and il VARIANT
En- not to injure in the least, however long II msy
be continued and the III effects Of bad dyes reme-
died the Hair lnvlgorated for Life by this splendid
Dye.
Made. sold or applied Tin private rooms) at the
viz Factory, 2ss Broadway, New York.
Sold IN al cities and towns OF the United y,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and aadress upon
STEEL plste engraving four sides Of each box, OF
WILLIAM A BATOH8LOR,
Jnlyl3-wl 233 Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

MOpFAT'S LIFR PILL'.-The high ami envied
AvA celebrity which this pre- eminent medicine has
acquired for Its invarsble eficacy In the disc .ses
which 1t processes to cure has rendered the usual
practice Ct cstenta Ions puDg not only unnecessary
but unworthy Of them. They are known BY ,her
fruits their good works testify for them, and hev
thrive not By the fsi OF the credul as In all
tsof cos'iveress, dyspepsia bilious and liver Tee
tions, piles, 'heumais fevers and agues obstn ate
headaches, AID all general derangem nts OF health,
these Pills have invariably troved q certain ami
sptedy remedy. single t'iel vii plsce the Life
Pills bes ond the reach CT competition in the tmAte
Of every patient.
DR.. Moffat's Pt1nx Bltters will be found equally
eficacious In all Of nervous d,btiity dyspep.
STA, headache, the sickness incident to females In
delicate hea ill., and every kind Of weakness Of the
deesttvecrgAns. For sale BY Dr. ". B MOFFAT.
835 Broadway, and BY Medicine Dealers and Dr. ug-
1ists generally throughout the country
sep13.Wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
rms newrm-wExrEmN CnnIs'
I:A< ANAs.sLAvk1S coNSEN'

That the Abolition element in the
R~publ can party is one VIII CHI, in q
great measure, oenuo!' it, particular
u u the North Ws.tern States, can
not be success fu ~ contrsdicted'-
Since the alarming exhibition OF the
aim AID object Of Abolit on's'n, in
the recent insurrection at Hsrper's
Ferry, we noice that the Republican
PIE 8 deny the responsibility Of that
party 70. the acts OF their political
brethren. We do not wish TO charge
treason upon any distinguished men,
Der Of the liopub lean party, but it
must be admitted, that it cheri.hes
IN ito ranks q combination Of men
hostile TO the best interests Of the
Country
We refer to tho annexed extract
from the published proceed nps OF the
North Western Chr stian Ann-SIsve-
~ Convention, to snow the political
connection between Kepublicanisn
and Abolitioni-m.
Prof. Peck, Of Oberlin, referred to
the growth Of the anti slevery politr
cal power IN Ohio. 1t grew from
the date of The expulsion Of M. Gid
dings from the House. The speaker
10 he course Of bis remarks asked
brother Wbippic how long it was
since he rode "a hours in the saddle
20 rescue some .lavcs. The speaker
promised b. would lot tell the u. >.
Ma shal. Laughter.
Rev. Mr.. h pple, replied about
IS y.ar- ago"
The perk.r sad that event had
done mucn good for tho ant'-slave'y
cause, AID much bad also resulted
FROM the noble eff rts Of men like
u dbl e and Case II OHIO. Zap
plause.) He gave b'ief resume Of
the growth Of the Republican party.
1t ~as or ginaIly mere p"tcs,
against The Kansas N braska Till and
Perce's Aomi lot alton Deu ocrats
VIII, were mr. " disgnsted, b eau G
thoy o uld not get ofiice a. Wash
ington Many OF thee had since left
the party and gone back, but the
X publican ,srty couso dated and
become fixed ac..
The sp ak,r gave an interesting
history OF the st slave hnnt-the
ODE lin r. sue Gee. lie spoke OF
the meetings which followed, and the
arrs.,s Of The 81 rescuers. The mer-
chant who b lived that business
nu. be q, ended !, and fash on pro-
vided 70. WAS nj there, but u e yeo'
many We The in clear go' earn
est. (Chee s.) The pol Clans were
there thy Away c. me where the
p ople are. Laughtel.
1t impressed he Republicans With
the sacredne>s OF the mn. sion Of their
par =. liz then referred to the de-
feat of JUICE Rsney, Who gained his
Office OF Supreme Z. ut Judge, sm-
ply because be denounced the i'iqu'-
tous enactment OF the Fugitive Slave
Law n 1850; tn, in 1859 he was in
ad II. rent position, and went to sus
u n that law on every stump; but
the people decided against HIM by
$4,000 majority. Sout"ern OHIO
W. ld be hca i from ofc Of these
days on the DC Of liberty. He
thanked the Admin STATION prints 'or
abusing item and de"ounc'ng their
conven ion. 1t saved them much
pr ming, and produced fine attend
auor. The speech was interesting as
showing the rsc and progress OF the
anti slavery feeling In the State OF
Ohio.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

BACHELORS Wigs ana 1oupees surpass ALL
They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-n.
shrinking OF the head indeed. this Is the only es-
tsblistment where these thing. are properly UNDER
stood and made.
JuiI1y-w1y 233 Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

Kceaura N ES0LAND m Kos
saith, the dis,ingui shed Hungarian
Chisf returned to England At the be.
aissisg Of the week. He intend,
ssns nisg here, with HE family, to
vsssh ~ proeeedines ofthe events
ahOool a ,a@z WOO" ts--
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

IrI0U7AN
FIRE, Inland and Ltfs.
CONWAY INSURANCE co,
MAssAcHrsErys.
Dash Capital and surplus 325t,oOJ
HAMrDEN INSURANCE Co,
srRixorELD MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus S25o,OOo
NORTH AMERICAN ms. co.
or HARTFORD, oosH.
LORILLARD ms. co,
o. NEW YORK.
Cash Capital s2s2 100
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
OF Few voRE.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co,
NEW HAvEs. coss.
". soUrHwoRrH, presr
GIN. SCRANTON. See'y.
HIRLD 4 KAUFMAN Agents,
n. FIELD. Agent, Davenport, lows.
Once next 10 the Pos, once,
Rock island, Ill. octl
THE GREAT wEsTEWN
Insurance and Trust CsDpauy,
AND ms
Farmers Union Insurance Company
or ATHENS, Pa,
Having consolidated their business, the Same will
hereafter b. conducted BY the united companies, In
the name OF the
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance L Trust Company,
ct their once in the Compasy's building.
400 Walnut street. Philadelphia-
ny this arrangsment the incoms Of the GREAT
WESTERN INSCR 1NCE AND TR UST OO4-
added to lis asses q which 310O COO Is in First
Mortgage with Do de bes-ng SIX per cent interest,"
on irproved property. worth dou le the amount;
which gives the Company over $3.50 200 q available
All ruon,"s risks Of either Company are -
sumed and losses that NAV occur viii BE- prompt
y adjusted and paid.
Eyvs, Lslssd. cad MarSse Cargo RiAks Taken ~
10 Anst Favorable 1sSms'
Respectfully soliciting your business. ~ ere
GAS. O. LATHROP, Pre-.
w. DAZZLING, vice-pYes
C.. n. 6BIPn N, "a viee.Pres
(Chssss Of Branch O0es, New York.
Jas wnlsns, Dec. and Treas
O. q. Russell Asst Sec
Dg18O9ORs:
0has o Lsahsup, Hon Vim Darling, Q n SAipmsn
Jno Hunter, Alex Whilldin, 2 L GILLESPIE,
! HaslehuYst, Daniel L Collier, Jas smith,
Chas Harlan, Dfrooy. J 0locum.
HCurdy, Yrsneis 1ylsS.
BDW1U 1AY. Agent
O0ee With PA1IB8 DbWA2Ds,
4. 2. MITCHELL. Agent,
1ss ~ ls,lsvhe vsllhaswn Csneaaiss:
elnAnD mn AND nA1sMD rusUaA non 90.
Or PHILADELPHIA. ~.
ogyloD-Dssls sssssA ~ ~, bsovss ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
TlLLMAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN,
BANKER

Micko!ls Block, corner brady and .Secon4 sfs,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
EcXCHANGR on oil the principal cities Of the Uni.
Il ted States, Great Britain. ireland. and CONT.
ccntinal EuroCe bought and soId.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
70 any part Of the United Ststs II lowest rates Of
D8ehArge.
Oo,lsctsons Of notes. drafts accounts, sgsc,es sod
tnherttsnces made In oil parts Of the United states
Oauodas end Europe.
stocks and Bonds bought and sold on conu,s.,eo.
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
A1ehangs - ,Cieiss In The Uaissd sGases,
CARPENTER vsrnilss, New Yosk sssy
Aleaay Otty Daak. Albasy, nev Yesf:
1o0elO Olty 0anh, D9lAio. Nsv Yore:
Len. Of Cs0oesee. DostC0. Massachusetts:
Tsadcsmsn's bank, Philadelphia. PsnbsylviaSa:
As1eA. 0anuSoeturrH' Hank. pjtfsS1ra, ~
0okm : o., Baltimore, Nd.
000oee : osoehsSesn, Cinclnne1u. Ohies
osete oevnO Aaesolaaaso, q lsu1s. -:
0so.oos' nonks. 0eW 0sloons, La
w. ~ 0o1oo0os ~. ooGn1x
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MECHANICAL BAKERf.-We have just
sscsivsd consignment Of Butter, Soda. Picnic
andWins Crackers froa the Chicago Mechan-
zeal Bakery, which we offer 81 low rates to
close.
The quality is very superior.
McCARN b COATES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
BOOTS AND SHOES
First Arrival
VI q q - - N a . IN O . -
=. SUITS,

>. SUITb,
NO. 3 NICkOLLH' BLOCK,
USnow receiving his FALL WINTER STOCK of
L BOOTS. SHOE8 a RI BBERB. to which D.. In
vites the examination 81 customers.
have t1vgs and ftH assortment u all grades
ofgoods both con- mon snh nne, adapted 10 city and
country trade. think without rage ration q very
common habit with Boots and Shoe men nov days)
I have The IAh3EtT AND BEST ASSORTMENT
.fsred In Davenport. ] have most % nv
staple goods manufactured expressly for my own
trade and variant them Ia quality equal TO the
best As to prices don't profess 10 give them away
stf er try u compete in prizes with.hose second
third rate goods Ny aim IL TO keep rst class goods
and I'll them At the lowest living prices.
aug2s NANFOge % SUITS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

$500 Y1AR.-Wsnted IN ACTIVE, HONEST
nan IN every county In the States, 70 travel and
canvass for the NEW YosE OMNIBUS - beautiful
y illustrated monthly journal. 70 sutab.e, active
men, . salary Of $500 per year and small commits
lion viii BE- paid. Address
o. ?. DaI1Tou, Publisher. 50 Beskman g.. n =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

Daring the summer tia, hs. Just paced
s0ay, Thousands Of sufferers from dysentery aud
dIarrl . have ben relieved BY the use o. Hos
letters Bitters, . medicine which IL evidently
destined to sin.ain peTn,nsnt place In the psi
u. ss,imstion. BILIOUS d.srTt0a Is one Of ;h0se
diseases which b,nles THE .kll o. the pbysicisn.-
III. med Gins they sdulni ter to at upoa the bow.
els ssem. 70 reach the earoe Of the evil. The
dinicuiy 10 TO get . rem.dy that will reach TIE
digestive organs. and give thim simultine usiy >
rush Of vigor, to ria themselves Of this dsease.-
This problem Is solve By the BirrERs. which never
fails 70 cor ner the must stubcorn cases. Its only
fair 10 say tina; during the sesson just closed, this
mesicine has achieved more cures Ian any other
ever presented 70 the pub II. AMI during the fall,
in which TIA terrible ssourge the fever and sguc Is
50 prevalent, the BITTLR RS viii gain fresh fame.
Sod By druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
- See advertis ement 10 another column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
GAZETTE OFFICE"

1VWWs
N. B. Our brethren throughout
the State ere requested to notice the
above offer for sale.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

We give to-day full particulars Of
the insurrectionary movement which
commenced at Harper's Ferry on
Tuesday night, and was brought to a
bloody close yesterday, BY the United
States marines, the militia Of Virginia
and Maryland, and an armed body Of
workmen Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Between thirty and forty
persons have been slain in tie conflict.
The insnrrectionists at Harper's Ferry,
it is believed, at no time numbered
more than seventeen white men and
five negroes. They wore led BY Capt.
John Brown, formerly a Kansas Free
State politician, aud an active leader
in the late border forays Of that Ter.
ritory. His most active abettors
we're his two cons and John +. Cook.
who has likewise figured in Kansas
broils. Brown was wounded in the
fight, and though at last accounts he
was alive, he WAS not expected to sur.
vive. Some of the insurgent white
men, and large number Of negroes.
are supposed to be secreted in the
mountains, where they will be speed
lily hunted down and brought to pun
ishment.-N T. Herald.
- Archbishop Hughes, on his visit
to Washington to consecrate . church,
made his home with the President n
the White House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
CO.PaFtncPslniD.

MR.. GEO. B. ORWELL, Of Boston, is ad
V1 mitted partner in our House from, and
after the first day Of October. Our agency
in Boston will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of Sargent / Dixwell.
COOK b SARGENT.
Davenport, Octo Der LIST, 1850.
Oc15dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

their pulpit politicisns-which threat
ems to carry rapine, murder and des-
OlatiOn into fifteen Ofthe States of the
Union, for no other reason than to
give freedom to a serviIe race wholly
untitled tor it. This, be it observed,
is no domestic insurrection-it is not
an uprising Of the slaves against their
masters, caused by il.treatment or
'ong indulgence in imaginary ideas OF
wrong inf cted upon them. Moth.
ing Of this kind is known to have hap>
pened. Bnt it Is the incursion of a
band Of despersdoes, white and
black, from another quarter Of the
Union, into quiet ne'ghhorhood,
with . deliberate purpose to excit,
the ayes, in whom they had no m
terest, to acts of insurrection and
murder. ls it not time for the peo>
pie of the North to put a stop to thi,
state OF things? And it. in q conc'l-
iatory and brosherly spirit, they will
not do i, does it not become the du
~ OF the people in the States thus
menaced wi h bloodshed and CRIME,
to unite as one man in the preserva
ton Of Their rights, their property and
their lives !? Good and innocent met
have already been killed at Hsrper's
Ferry, and who knows at what point
Or at what moment the same seen. 9
may not be re- enactedf The time is
one for profound reflection by peace
LOVING and Union.loving men, IN the
free ~ we'll a. the Slave States. and
1t - hoped that the scenes At Hsr-
Per's Ferry will not be without their
moral in both sections of the Union.
POsrscRlfT.-Ths news in last
nights dispatches il Of great import
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-10

eurblfub ibnen ba8 @eBtrn mitten auF BEN
Wepea! REF Jtapclscn, in Die 6Ialune lties
reno. Da8 allc lit Bic @slbidte Der bOben3ol.
leri16en Weoea '"lgsI'aH 10 l''-S s'a A'HcS
Nsin, Sire, bic @raftn bieB ni9t .DteDea,
lonoern &ani8unbe, iu9te Saluter bsiAeioen. l'
.l Napolecn ladelte. Weiter befabl er. q. q.
Il 2lm ancersn Wor9en mar srOB Mebtla9sn
ouf Der Blallenburg penn pie betDen tieblt6en
&tnber lagea tcpt i'm 8ett, tetne Spur elmer
@eDalttbat mar an iynen gu Ieben uno Der
9au8ar3t Der @rdtn entldieD allp, bic Stnter
lelen am Sdla9fInB 9eltcrbsn. Die @rdfin
SrlanIinoe 1anote einer reitenDtn Boten gen
9tIrnber9 gum 8ur99rafen NlbreAt Dem 800
men uno lteB ibn gu ltA beI9eben. llno alS
per Sur9Sraf fam, Da trat ibnI 6rau Sunisunoe
lm relben 8raut8epanpe entSesen uno lAaute
tbn an nit leudteuoen 9ll9en uno belt III tbs
rer erbp6enen Reaten Die 9cloene Otdpel unD
lpta4 upte pier IuSen linO ntAt mebr. SD
babe UNI @uretDllen meIne beipen &inoer nit
Oteler gtaoel, gurer .erlten 2iebtSsabe, purds
bpbrt, bic bier NuSen ltnO seI9tolIen! .Sebt
neAnlt mid gum 9Seibe!" ga entieete ltd aber
oer Sur98raf unO er ltieB bic OtSroerin 5uriid,
bic ibn untarnlen wOllte, utlO er pafte lie unD
ldleppte lte burh alle @etndder bts ',u Gem
Sul9perlleB bin. sic peinte unO bat uno
ldrte nno iammerte, aber Der BurB9raf bate
fen @rbarmen nit Der SnoeSmGro.rin, er ItteR-
tie hinunter n's SursoerlieB. Damn seiote Ct
lbr Uerbreaen ben 9erIbten an unD es lparo
@erlhtlbun9 5ebotten uup Die 9rafin Santz
9unoe BON Srlauliiuoe, Die leele tbres Jtamen8
uno 9eIdle9ts, tplrO gum Gore peruttpeilt,
Der Sur8Sraf BON 0arnbery iancte ben erten
S4arfrthter Der Staot blnauS auI bic Ylals
enbur9 uno in oemielben 3tnmer, in Del4em
lie Die Wcrotbat perIbt, wurO Der @t6fin SRus,
niSunOe i'm Seilein OeS BursSralen oas 6aupt
pom Nunpfe 9etrennt. Sspcr lie aber oas
Oaupt auf ben 8lof le9te, ldaute Die @rdfin
81 Dem l9Snen Sur99rafen btnuber uno erbob
beIpe Arme uno that elnen Iur9terltAen 59wur,
Dap lie It1 RIDDEN mpae an pem 9rafen uno an
lenerl @eldledt, unp Dap, 10 Oft elmer pom lei<.
mem @el4le4te lterbe, lie babel lem pOae, 10
mIe Der Sur98raf iebt bet Ibrem GOoe 8ugesen
leI, uno Dap lie nlmmer rnben wOue III lbrem
9rabe. lCnpern leben unp wanoeln pcut, trpb
pem Dap Der 8ursSraf lie gum Eope .ssfabrt
babe, unD. oaB lie, ,le Wle lie lestiDm IN lbrer
leBtea Stunoe Se8enuber ltebe. lbul lauN lei
ner leBten StunDe el9emen werce, lpul uno
allen leinen gnteln JunO llrentelu. llup ,lllI
Dem lie 10 9eldwOren, unp es nit eiuen IurA.I
terllben @lO betrditi9t batts, ,leSte le rubls br
9aupt auT ben SlOf Aup Der 9eabridlter that
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