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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06


tant of the Charleston Battalion, is not killed,
but is wounded and prisoner. The only cas-
ualties in the Charleston Riaemen are Lieut..
Salters, slightly wounded; Scrgt Patterson,
slightly wounded; pr,vates Cheney and Cars
tens, slightly wounded. In the Sumter Guard,
Lieut.. Hopkins is seriously but not dangerously
wounded, and private Macbeth is also wounded.
In the Irish Volunteers there are four wounded.
One Of these was private Bresnan, who received
a mortal wound while lingering on the field, in
the endeavor to save from capture the wounded
Adjutant The generous Bresnan died last
night. In the Calhoun Guard none are hurt.
In the Carolina Light Infantry Lieut.. Clarkson
and Sergt. Muckenfuss are slightly wounded.
In the Eutaw Battalion there were, it is said,
but two casualties Minis and Corporal
Billion, both wounded.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE PRISONERS.
About one O'clock quite stir was caused in
the city by the arrival Of the prisones, who, as
mentioned above, were taken in the morning.
They were brought over under guard of two
small detachments Of the Orangeburg Artillery
and Carolina Artillery, commanded by Lieut..
Humbert. The twent- prisoners taken all
belong to the Tooth Regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers. They are a sorry looking set,
though not 80 villianous in appearance as the
famous Bull Runners, who SO long crowded the
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hrs Bel Is Western lady of great talent comes
among rs recommended by the Mayors Bcstcs Provi.
dence ana ether cites whore she has been ge'g en-
terainments. The phanihropic and pa.rIcs.e object
which she has 10 Wow sLoild insure cccwdod Al.
tendance.
Az tho od Bowery . new piece, entitled Tho Pro
gress OF Scamp" and described in the bills ~ "a
grand Instructive drama" 10 be produced this
ing The story covers range OF tho globes
surface, and the en- scene will include some now
scenery illustrative Of dinercnt countries
~ The New Bowory grand sensation drama, .sCaude
puva +" u - o7. -. - 49, 49, -yeans Some oxponss
has been como TO in preparing for ii,
"fanvresie" continues - bo tho great card at Bar
nrns immense houses nightly attest tho interest felt
in this admirably constructed drama
Woods beautiful l.tlu theatre has boon Crowded 70
>overio~ng during the week rhelirouIc u mnsres
thA establishment IL Of tho finest tho country
BryAat ard ChHsty arc also doing IN OK
sel.ent business. AT tho former establishment the
cAio iestu>cs are :" Les Miscrablea,r "u Cap.
svo Fro~asoA" and /" De Black Brigade" Az
the lsser The Sdouin Arabs Of ooor. and tho favo
rite extravaganza ss'The Treaty with Japan" III which
The insaitabe George plays hts popular part of Julius
laAtKeabush.
Tirreps panorams4of orn,a At Hope Chapel is nav
ing we'll er,ed success II is Of tn. best executed
interesting pfctureApf the kind that
c x2iibited hero
= - EofsEIGN,
The season at tho Italian opera ,Aars epeaed The "a
OF this month Madame Pence wa tho Norma of the
evening" and Nine volppi tho AteA "a Tho Paris critics
speak highly OF Madame Pencos perfarnaDca
A. Mario, II is stssed has accepted n engagement
the Gi and OpeTa for three monbs, tOVAnmcncc tne
18th November. He is to sing eight nigfxs each month";
for which hs receives f4oo being Ut the rate Of f5o
night
At Berlin MeyerbeerS "Campdc Srtesic" snas becn
viyed with hnmcnso SUCCESS Mile. Iucca Is named as
having won Mo vocal honors OF the reprascreation
private letter says that several msscaI celebrities
PASSED throug Berlin tho first week of TIM present
monthly erdt 70 st. Petersburg, Mme Jaborde to Mos
and Won Fioow for Paris TO superntend bis sStra
deiia." at the Opera. .a,4 @+
A isnehabo parody upon the ssEtrangeuH DO rinde"
been broughtont Ut the Theatre Dea2e, called tiles
Etrangcus des Dindes and appears to have good deal
more sense In u than the original At all events, IT is
much more lvey, pleasant affair, and Is much spssuded
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The Custom House.

I, ouR TNpoRTs AsD ExroRrs-AsorsEE Heavy
NoSrH--ovEn FIVE MILLION DOLLARS woaru
or nOMk PRODUCTS ExPoErED Is sis0LE
wxSs-sfFEcr OF III. DsfRKcIsTloS or OUR
REScY, ETc.
Another month has PAssel, and We st have to report
little or no elimination ia The mportsiioos al this port
the scems only to have stimulated the importing
business and TO have caused people drees and live bet
ter thaD In time OF peace The receipts for duty
Custom House for October will probably equal those Of
the rast Tow months which have been unusually heavy
Amounting 70 81, 900 900 o more
ihc peopo paying much more for every ferc,en
Article they Than a, any FOR many ears There
double tax levied when they purchase sacn
merchandise Firstly the highest tarid have had Tor
a long time s imposed and, sccouily the medium Of pay
mct is currency Deprecated say twenty 1--we Ter cent
Notwithstanding this fact they continue 10 purchase and
to cypoDd their money constantly increasing ratio.
II strange that such the TACT and the anomaly
has puzzled many braios.
The only explanation OF the fac. 10 be gwen u be
ond In the large ~ money IN The country, ami
u the heavy exportsiipn OF products. Once
durin. The month Our exports exceeded ~ value The
S. go 900 for wecl---ho heaviest business yet
knosn believe. Though imports very hsqyy
they reach value any suri, ,hrs ut
MecS work exceptional. though during the rntfc
season the exports have grc exceeded tbss OF ss,
year which we're then considered .mncn.s The nlssr
sa isw of trade would require ~ export largely When
importing 20 heavily, or else speedily ,mpovef-h
Had our products been less plenty, imports
tous VouId have been ls, unlouhtc1iy, though there
10 fs,r that the circulation OF large .urcs
81 paper money hcughot iho counfs would h,vn EEL
spch feeling of wealth 10 per,sdc scristl tha,
then our purchases would have been yerl
great II IS exceedingly forIuaate iur us t,rt wnrn
The staple, tho importation m winch ~
itfncr years wc have derived - much uar
wptth. Is no longer son, away there scd br sich 10.
maud gram and brcadstus, and other products q
Norhe y soil
II supposed by some that the n,pof tittns WoaIi
be duuisncd ~ the dsprcciai Of the pacr money
the iiry and dec in the vaIuc OF tte goods
rivtg and 10 consequence, decrease Ia the dates
cevcd w1s icoked for Il Is scarcely time ", 70
tain whether such viii be tho effect. bc price ~ cur
reucy has not been down 10 rs low point rn the pre-
sent month. Tho only noticeable crcei o. the pteo of
demand uotes with whloh duties be paid, las Seen
tine increase II business the warehouse department os
the Custom House. Merchants have pacei moro NOR
cnandise ia bond than usual and Withdrawn 1t when IL
has been sold In this way they have avoided rayrs
twenty dys thirty per cent COR demand nos"s 80
which 10 rag duties goods or winch ii,eJ
scp, nccd and wee esabed 10 80, . str eois@.
,asa u ths narssS
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City Politics.
s.xrH CONGRESSIONAL prYTRr

SIXTH COMPASSIONATE b1STKfCF.
The Sixth Congressional District Couysntuyi met -
wednesday evening tass, pursuant 10 ailparnucnt WI
lism chauncey Abe char. preamble resolution
condcmnatory og usscrupaous and anconstLutons, ts
tcsns and in favor Of the people selecting members for
Congress possessed OF character ami ratriotsm and
do~sd witS intellect TO comprehend sni eoQuenoc to
debate t,,1se great which viii depend the
restoration OF Union and tho existence the republic
were aevpted. On this platform tho convention
nated Hr. Mi y. Norton. committee appointed 10
arrange Tor ratification meeting SC after which tho
caa,Vnt lou adjourned.
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CoaoNsL MoRGAY AT KEY WEsI.--Colone.
Morgan commanding the very important post
at EeN West, has heen distinguishing himself
by attempting to outvie Fremont, Phelps aud
Hunter Accidentally left in charge OF Key
West by the transfer of General Drannan to
Sout, Carolina, he has signalized his little
bric' authority by issuing several abolition
.manestoes. One Of these precious documents
free. az the slaves at Key West, whether they
belong to loyal or rebel owners. Another
authorizes these freed negroes to seize and oc-
-cupy any property they may find unoccupied,
wlet er it belongs to ioyalists or rebels. This.
1t str; es us, 10 rather in advance of anything
we have yet seen in the emancipation line, and
puts Fremont Phelps ard Hunter in the second
rank of abolition heroes.
This Colonel Morgan knows as little about
mill Any matters az he does about the policy Of
the government. A man who acts in this
way in regard to slavery, in direct conraven-
&on OF the express orders Of the President,
Is guilty Of the grosscst insabordination But,
ths slavery question aside, Colonel Morgan Is
totally unft for the command Of 30 impo rtant a
station as that at Key West The accident
which gave him the position was most unfortu-
nate, and should be Immediately renedied,
Colonel Morgan will have quite as much a. he
oan do to take care ofhis regiInent-.lse Nnetieth
New York yoluntccrs--without interfering with
matters for which he has TO capacity whatever,
A real military man should be sent down TO
take command at Key West Immediately. The
station is Of too much importance to the govern.
ment TO be longer left in such weak hands as
those of Colonel Morgan e
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POLITICAL INTEllIeeNc.::,,
e-N.oN~o-~.----~.o-~~.o~o~~.

Iowa FxCr0H. H.-varoas runners and te'c.:S,s los
pchcs have come East from Iowa in regard to the
sus OF the election Of that State and many os them
been quite contradictory their announcements. we
have examined the few returns that have in emd
the conclusion have arrived at that with the sol
ders vote the State has given republican majority Of
from two 70 Ave thousand Tho Second Third Fifth and
Sixth Congressional districts have undoubtedly elscted
republican representatives The First district close
and the retuens Tar received leave the democratic
candidate about two hundred ahead but the sofiors
vote win than Offset that number the men, being
mostly under the control OF their republican officers
have cast their votes for the candid ties 6 the pot
cal strps In the Fourth district H. ". Martin, demo
crat claims the election and Tho vote far rccefv oil
favors the opinion that the claim well fouaded The
Dubuque Herald that the from twoaty eight
counties show . democsac gam 7,7i0 on the vote
given for Governor Krkwsot ,st yetr when tho repsb
Hcans carriod $ka6tase by 1874 majority
UaDkss, 1.-JudgeJ. II Birch, coppcrhead candidate
for Congress- the siKth district Of Mous
In Of has accession speeches At Car,ton recoati
and ordered 70 quit the o,aasy.
TwssrY MGxa Msrsicr.-Iion. Alfred Ely, notwith
standing all hts suering after being captured ~ isu
run in the LIBBY prison IN Rchmond thrown over
board by the republicans Of tho Twenty eighth Congrcs
siona discreet or this State, and Mr.. Freeman Clark
nominated his stead. The personal friends of Mr. Ey
not liking the in which no has been over
siaghed. propose 70 him stump candidate Poor
Fly.
MAKING II PAv.--Mr. William O. Damn. OF rieasan /
township. L,porte county Indians was drafted but made
money by tho cveut. lie belonged to organization in
Iatorte which formed Tor the relief of those or
members who might DO drafted. Ono thousand and forty
dollars paid la, which 70 be divided prr
among those OF it's members WIN might be drafted Mr
Dunn WAS the oaly man, nud hence win get the whole
aunsyuuAA
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Biassac husests Politics.

HUTVN, OCT. ~, 1907.
Tho democratic and peoples organizations In the Third
dsr have nominated James n Bssbs for cqusress
In oppcs.siva " hr. Rec.
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The Ohio Elrcti0n.

CINCINNATI, Oct 20, 1869
1heouicisi re,urus Of the OHIO election give dan,
GRATIS majority for Supreme Judge OF $40 The demo
cratic has increased IS 900 last year. and the
Union dcc casci Is 200 The total ef
snGrss falling od Of $4,000 since the Prcsia,at,a
olsetion.
Three inches OF grow fst las, night
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Prizes Cashed tn NIL LcgaIixcd Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker
No IL Wall street, No l. New YORK
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P1ixcs Cnshed 4 n All Lega.fxed Lottc-
RES by A. DUNN lao Broadway. up stairs Letter
mi m llrufal
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News from Fortress Monroe.

FonTRrss McsRox, Oct "a. 1892
Tho John A. Warner IN here last evening with a flag
OF truce FOR Aikens Landing She expecting 10 re-
main til the stcanbae. Expfdss arrived with some
,shrce hundred rebel soncrs, from washington tor
Richmond. Owing to ONO misunderstanding the Ex.
prcss arrived at twelve NJ to-day without ~ pr
.soners but laden with grai' and meal. The Warner viii
DC due here to morrow from tcu's Landing aad Is ex
pected bring down several hundred parocd Uni,n pr
soucfs Ng. #ts
III. army aud navy TO be at with each other;
and wiefo the army tearing uUxu the Hygeis
the nav, are constructing The buildings the sane
ground.
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CI1t0n COmphnY's OF kfhtIlkN
ciAss No 3h5-OctoDcr 2j. 1862.
IS, 20, '76, 10, 81, Co. IL, 1, 81, 40 6, AZ.
CLAss No. 35c-October ~, 1869
49, 7. 20, sc, 5s, a5. 3G. 70. 2. %, *, 81.
4 FRANCE CO., covinsion. Ky.
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TAE j,coDN CONSPIRACY THwARrED.-The
-Jacobn abolitonists evidently intended to force
lPresidcus Lincoln to resign. They have said as
much IN their organs, when clamoring for die
tator III the person Of George Law They plot
aimed AZ This when they endeavored to give an
independent abolition command to Fremont,
who had avowcd his intention of breaking
lthrouef the red tape Of his superiors and doing
- he liked, irrespective of orders. Their at
tacks uron Mr.. Lincoln's wife and family had
this same object They desired either to super
sede the President by military abolitionist or
10 worry him nto resignin2 in favor of Vice
Presidcut Hamln who is an aboitionist Of the
bluest or blacklist dye.
Th, rrcen! elections have thwarted this con-
spiracy. however. The elections near at hand
will forever annihilate 1t and it's authors. II
the St,les which hold elections in November go
for the conservatives, the Presidents liberty Is
secured Hitherto he has been bound hand and
foot b, his abolition "friends," and in spite Of
his desperate, patriotic strug ylcs, he has been
forced. step by step, away from the consttu
tional platform laid down in his conservative
inaug, raj. Free him from these rabid aboli-
tionis,4 and he will again return to this plat
form which was cordially endorsed by Con-
gresS nnd the country, and viii then be able to
save the Union and pat down traitors at the
Soutr md abolition conspirators at the North.
The real friends of the President are those who
would save him and the country from the tolls
OF tbc ,bolitionisas and attacks Of the rebels
Let e, cry man do his duty, and this result will
be achieved.
The New York herald., 1862-10-27

Rogers T. Raymond Cali the Attention
o officers 70 their
superb assortment Perfect ia cut and style Moderate
pfiss.
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qA. mr,a, s~snt,. r'sbsh Regiment.

% fON, Uct, ~, Ish2.
---,r eaty.r.l. l. rec mort r'arcljnd th.cugb
..s,.. =. - rs sao ,att'~s,ca aovth, va a! .,,.c
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DxLAwARH, ExrRa CLASS s55- October rs. 1862
CT, 60. IS, 6. 3, &, 65. j, "a, 10, AZ, 81
DrLAwARk. CLASS 36J-Ociobcr b. 1861
So s, 73. II, =. so, 2T, &C. al, 30, 10, 4S. ".
Circulsrs sent ny addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS A co.
Wilmington, Delaware
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wantcd-3OO, 900 MudsiIi., c,

Eight Cartcs de visite for S1-Eguai Z,
The best BALCIs 23s Greenwich st. corner Barclay
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Official .DraYxinas of Murray Esaax 4.

Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY Extra CLASS U7--October 25 1863
SO, 81, 81. is, ~, 80, 81. 5J III. 40. AZ. Ia.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 5o3-october %, 1862
II. 20. 30, u -. -, 30. 65. ~. ~. 10. 76. 62
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Covngon. KY. or ST. Louis Mo.
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subjected to Lagdships such as 5u. rew

rags. sid subjected to LaTdships such as bu. fes
{ armies nave ever been called upon 10 endure,
1t is to %, expected that their pairotisrn-if
patlioi iSn ii car be called--can hold ont against
such anvcre tests. They were promised that
they would be led into Inc loyal States there TO
revci q their fatness and plenty; bul the effort
to re- ~ this pleasing expectation has only
broue Them greater hardships and Gisappoint-
'men's Il j. therefore not surprising that. with
such prospects before il as the winter and in
creased hard fighting hold out, the Soathcrn
heart Should become discouraged, and disposi-
tion s,rlng up to profit by the term Of grace Of
fered in Mr. Lincoln's proclamation. +.
stSEN
1Ua SoLDlERs BAREFooTED AND UNPRoyIDED
WITH " usa CLOTHING The War Department
has been singularly remiss in its attention to
the requirements of our troops. AT u moment
when tie whole country is anxiousy awaiting
forward movement on the part oil our great
Potion lr Army we hear that "shoes are needed
for the men ere they can march" We know
from reliable sources that the troops need
6lank"', and overcoats, while bitter comments
are ni';ie upon tho irregularity Of the payments
made . the soldiers, many regiments having
receiyrj no pay for months This proceeds
from lack Of means, but from a want Of care
and j; IgInent; and should this negligence con-
tinue ,e will lose more men by disease than by
che b" lets of the enemy. The department
named above has ample means for acquiring
information as to the necessities Of the soldiers
and no lack of promptitude or energy on its
part should be tolerated by the President
who's duty it undoubtedly is, as Commander
in-Chici TO satisfy himself that due attention is
paid to the wants of The army.
We have Just been informed on positi7c au-
'thor''y that at least Ave hundred of General
George W. Morgan's soldiers are bareiooted
and W ihout clothing. For months these brave
men ! ave been in a similar state Of desttution,
and W. call upon the government to remedy
such a shameful state of affairs. The men must
feel, m st have the positive certitude, that while
they arr fighting for the cause of their country
they are'd duly cared for; that their necessities
will'be attended to, their pay given to them
regularly; that, in fact, the eye Of a paternal
government is upon them. Let them realize
this, ani we shall have no desertions, no COM
plants and our battles will be more bravely
and siurdily fought
The Department Of War has duties to per-
form let them be duly attended to with care,
foreth nght and rapidity, else the people will
hold to IN account those neglecting at so i'm
portant moment duties involving the very
life of the nation
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Trusscs.-lNsssis A. cV.-Kndtcnl Cure
Truss cicc sii a No tci street, Astor r. ouse. NJ
with iny ohcr ole vi the a lady
.4ut
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wantcd-3OO, 900 Mudsilis, cv Poor
Whites 70 vote for the Divine Right OF Slavery snd the 'en
Davis democracy to sustain the harmless monopoly Of
Jug white and nggers d all the fruits Of their labor
tho nsuiin II should be snd the UnO
may be- under the sacred nsutiOn Tor the e
81 nothing witt the glorious privilege Of seeing thc
bissstnrs and the beuenis OF ciucaon
and civilized lite enjoyed by superior masters mi
r. of Gods works ard Gcd's people.
The good time IL at hand yo;c early. Almighty lollar
wlii insrr- pericc order ri the polls.
Then be hspfs, AID get your Photographs taken at
HOLMES
fARk GALLERY.
26A Broadway
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Gouraud's poudre subtitle Uproofs Ifa a.
from any part " the body. Warranted. ss3 Proadway
Bates. Boston.
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gEWs FROM N.AsHixeToH.

A Nt 1Afe@ 7--F r. :. ~oS GOT % 4 36a.
rfa 4i WA&N.
SIGNS or ACTIVITY IN THE ARNN % ,a.o 40
The indications IN all quarters sueB e -, 80,
suranoe that both the army and the navy wfN 49,
longer remain inactive but viii commence rtSs M,
rations promising the accomplishment of the I'M
results Tho preparations this purpose areners
completed, ana 10 such TO preclude ever the
probability Of fai;,fc and 10 answer all demands FROM
public and private sources for vigorous pro-
secuon OF the war. with the prompt suppress
sion OF the rebellion
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Z. 'tS.-Oh telWT W 'N@WU.f ~ fAFiNA 2 =
~ ase rorMv >.
aVasi 4 sWsaa A.s saass>t tstR aqt So fa q, 80
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Hatch.ios's Hair Dyc--she Best an tht
ord ;uslsntanes harmless aud reliable Sod py drug
perfumer everywhere. FACTORY 81 Barclay s.fees
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Tse y utif al Corn pie xion.-Laird's Eoon
~ Youth Ignid Pearl for presersIns anl ,ns ne
Ladies after once asnf as icasntu
article will be convinced that hss no etu4 SOLO ~
al hrueg aud Al 49, Broadway
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gsod deal .of feeling exists here among cltintnSs
against the government from tie fact sha vast aupnl
Of anfitd accounts paid and t,r The brr ac,
thnt Senator's and reprcsontatvcs ,o"grcys and ns
high officials from states hitter a,se ha tss'.
al osancc o claims, and presume upon their cs,
elect their object without mach ~ ~ny or wharta1c
RESISTANCE to this Is an imperative iaiy Of t1e 20, er
mcnt officials from the President t. evcy e.cS IN
the departments They are So, In posu by the iaw to
guard the pubic treasury aud that law auhorz-s them
70 act fearless any description Of political hnncc
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA ntaiMsSrs.
II was stated by last nights despatch ia, ono os our
District of Columbia regiments bad been disturbed by
insubcrdnaton aud hear tha, another has suffered
greatly OF late by dcsertions.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
18.

Der 9emetnIaaftli9sn SerlObuns Der beipen
tun9en paare fOIgte In tpenigen @Oaen audi
Die OCppelbc4;ett, tpelbe i'm ensfen 8amilisn>
freile 9efeiert muroe, NuOolpb's @ltern unp
0eIbwifer unp Daultnens Welhwilter paren
antpelenD unp tbeilten Die allsemeine 6reupe,
pDn rpelAer lib nur Die &cmmer,ienratbin
aus3ulhlteBen l4ten. Die eiustaen fremOen,
Oas belBt niAt 5lt Der Samilte ielbit ssb6rens
ben @dlte waren etn Ssrr Sen 6aan unp Ieir
ne 6tau, Die nunmebrtgen SewObnsr unp js3s
39en Gi9entbilmer Der Billa Balper auf Dem
NiOr9enbilbl. 5enprtd BON !6aan mar etn
Su9eupfreunp unO S9ulsefabrte bon NObert
Salper, uno Dor einigen WtDnaten etrpas Ieber-
tetcenO aus Den &oIcnteen 3uriifssfebrt nit
letner junsen 6rau, rpelGe baS Jtinp zines eu=
rOpdil9en 8aters uno elmer malaDtl1en Wuta
ter mar. Gine et9entbitmlt6e, beinabe tpilbe
SGDnbett unp elm au6JeSei6neter gSu65 pie=
les Wiap6enS batten Den iuneen reiGen &auf=
Derrn nttt minper gu tbr btu9e3U9en, ais tbre
9funtertett, ibr @eilt unp ibr 9teiAtbum;
aber tpie tbm l6on pie SOrnsbme Q8elt BON
SamaTans jene 8erbtnpunS NIT Dem 9iplap,
NfapG,n niht per9eben bate, 70 1hien aud
Die quite @eleulGaTt 1etner Saterltaot, 6errn
uon !9aan etne lolbe Wfibbsiratb ni6t gu Der,
jetben, rnD er bate IiA paber nah Stpdsbeim
llbetlieoelt, rpc TOM unD leiner wirtlib lebens=
wIrOt9en, rpenn AUDI etpaS fremparti9en Srau
perartl9e SOrurtbele nidt bege9neten. gGe<
ntslt us tpurpe Die les @bepaar in penjenisen
9eltliseu Rretlen, tpelbe es auf1ubte, balO au'
9emein bellebt, unD Da 6err pan Daan retb
mar nEp cine 9ewile Sltentatton liebte, 10
wurDe Die Gtlla auf Dem NiOr8entiibl balO
wieper rer SGauplab allerlieblter tIstaer 5sltr,
penen es ME an @alten leblte.
ylur pret perlpnen rpnrpen BET bielen SOi-
reen ME 9eleben: Die EcmmerSienratbtn unD
0iobett SalOer nit leiner iuneen 6rau. Nttep
Die Gommer3ienr6tbtn Dieie &retle iest aus
NtBmutb rpsr gtelo, 70 mar BET Jtobert unp
Yaulnen etn anperes Nlctip ie listtsn fh
su tnnia, um in einem 9rGBern selelltsen
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