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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

Many rebels, in order to secure the val
ue Of their slave property, have quietly
sent their chattels to Cuba; but this der
nisr resort has failed them, as through the
instrumentality of Mr.. Savage, our able
Consul many ofthese slaves have been set
free. It is law Of Spain that any slave
brought from the continent or adjoining
isles becomes free the moment he touches
the soil Of Cuba. It is the same in the case
of slave being taken from Cuba to Spain,
Notwithstanding the colonial relations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
GUARDIANS SALE,
GUARDIANS sALE-In nnrsuanc

GUARDIANS SALE.-In pursuance Of
an order Of the PROBATE Court Of Cuyaho-
ga County, Ohio, made on the 5th day Of Octo-
Der A. d. lse3, in the case of David g. Bran
ard, guardian of Oliver ;, Aekley md George W
Ackley, against his wards, the undersigned will
on the 10th day of October, A. D. 1868, at Two
O'Clock ?. NJ, at the door of the Common Pleas
Court House, in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Coun-
to, Ohio, offer at public sale the undivided fourth
part in common OF the following de-cribed real
estate, situate in the City of Cleveland, in
the County of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
Is known by being fourteen feet of the East part
OF lot number AZ, and nineteen feet of the west
part Of lot number 4lG, in Barber and Lords al
ietment in that part Of the City Of Cleveland, re
Gently known As the City Of Ohio; being 80 feet
front on Lorain street, and about 220 feet deep to
sn alley Terms made known st time of sale.
Appraised at $50 30. e.. D. 5. BRAIN4RD,
Guardian OF Oliver s., AelIlPy ana George VI
Ackley. 3. R. BEAyIs, Attorney
oct7:I1q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

HNVING PEMnVED our Facto~v from lai Onta-
TiC-St- tn i11 Supett r-St.. we viii be h8ppv 10
NEE AL our o customers aad - many lew luea as
may see fiE to cali and examire our Stock.
This Company, having opened sales Rooms in this
Oty, beg leave 70 call the attention OF thu public TO
their own Manufacture
lst. We keepa LARGER STOCK than any whole
saler In the State
3D. We max greater variety Of STYLES, Shaps7
Sizes and Qualities inclurir all the new sty les Of
CORE Tam Qu KER sKIsTs, than any Manufacturer
IN the 'iaited Statsl.
81. The steel all the material for Hoop Skirts
from tie primitive state to the salesroom under
our own supervision end entire control consequently
cuznuleFs can obtai, skirts from house without
paying second pr7f
1B-Also-the largest assortment OF Corsets and
SF4pal Bustles constantly on hand
n27U1' Retail Department is in charge OF compo-
tent ladies
- Merchants sapplied cheap al Wholesale.
fBAHK BROS, Prupr1-tors.
ocfS Ia 2runrsnr-ct
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
vaIlnndIrhnm,s Kind Of unIonIs.

From letter of ValaDdigham to con-
ventiOn of his party at Middletown, Ohio,
an exchange gives the following extract:
The war had many motives for its COM
mencement; it can have but one result,
whether it lasts one year or fifty years
FINAL, ETERNAL SEPARATION, DIS
UNION. AS for conquest and subjugation
Of the South, l will not impeaoh the intel
ligence o. any man among you by assum-
ing that you dream oft as at any time or
in any way possible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

The Mass Meeting in Carthage, Hamil-
ton county, on Saturday last, was an i'm
mense affair. The Cincinnati Gazette now
says:
We send greeting to the patriots of the
southwest couuties of our great State, TO
thase of the southeast, to those of the mid
die counties, and are happy in saying to
the Western Reserve that the Miamis are
responding with an emphatic voice to the
demands Of the crisis. When the Reserve
and the Mismis strike hands on political
issues, there is g certainty that great
victory will be achieved"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08


From the papers in support Of Vsllan-
dighsm are obtained the arguments with
which COpperheaas seek to put down this
war. Now we can invite the attention Of
sll to the following faots;
Yallandighsm's home organ, tbe Dayton
Empire, employs as a political writer one
George NJ. Baber, who was, at the com
nencement Of the war, the editor of the
Nashville Banner, a ferocious rebel sheet.
Hs was full of bloOd-tbirsly fury, howl
ing for the massacre Of the boys from
Ohio, who we're following the flag Of the
Union He published dispatches address,
ed to him personally, announcing rebel
victory at Fort DOnelsOD, (sueh was the
arst report at Nashville, and rejoicsd over
it. The Nashville Union say there was not
more rabid rebel in Nashville than he.
Now he is editing COppsrhead paper in
Ohio.
The editor Of the Marietta Republican,
fierce Vallandigham sheet is one Charles
RhOads, who was in 1861 citizen Of Yir
sinia, and pOtsd for the ordinance ofseees,iOa.
Now he is Democratic editor.
The central organ of all disloyalty Of
Ohio, and Of course determined sup
porter Of Vallandigham, is the Crisis, pub
lished at Columbus by Sam Medsry. In the
Crisis of March 28th, 1861, this Medary
published an article denOuncing the Con-
stitutiOn of the United States. and urging
the adoption of the Confederate Constitu-
ton in its place, declaring that the latter
was Ers instrument while the former had
Outlived its usefulness. Now he is the ex-
ponent Of the Constitution. as-it-is''
party.
These are samples of Vallandigbam edi
itors. 1t is not possible that Ohio will
endorse them on Tuesday next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
REMOVAL.
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

d EMOVING-WEAR ARE REMovESe
4 from our Id StanA, on he CO ner, t. tho opp1-
site side Of the street, little farther SOUTH being
No. I26 Ontario Street,
when We hope, in tsw days to be able TO greet our
Friends and Customers.
Turned cut Of our lorg egfab ished TosItion, at a
season the first Ia dcz-n years, when there Is baTd-
ly store TO be had all Cleveland we tOuu,f no
small c1mcu'ty in obtaining suitable prcs, sIid ff
our new position Is not con-p and ,Or BUme
OF ou Gust meTs MT so cOnven'ept before, can
oniy say that " have more room rhBn hi p-. = AID
that we hail try to m ke it Tor - 4 INT el.S
to ome where we are, and by renewed siiuity snJ
eareIu ness tO' ecue con lnuance Of the patrBnnRe
30 hberaly bestow = rpon inihe paIt. -.
Respectfully,
CHUhCHiL LII & BROTHE EI-
Cleveland. Cctobrr 6tt. I.6s. o IS ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
A Wnif From The Arm.

A letter was received yesterday from a
prominent officer Of the 4th Ohio Cavalry,
in which the statement is made that ''there
is not member Of the regiment who will
vote for Vallsndighsm, and not one but
will vote for Brough-" Cincinnati Tfnles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
iCo1zUNcArED All 1a.-.a-
PUlM0HIsT CONSUMPTION A GURAsLE DISEASED Nv
A Card-Po Consumptives. 7s4

The uud'IsisIed ha'ing been reatoTed p Hsslth 70
s few weeks, b. a very simpls remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung Affection, it
and that dread disease ConAump iions anxious 10 11
make known 10 his fell W-su1srers the mea1s Of -
cure.
10 who dssirsit ssna a eovs o. thsps issz
scripi0n used tIss Of ehsrgsl yitf ne dleesOns ~
for D y pairing and usinE the same, which they viii
fEd sure Uui for Consumpticn Asfbna Bronchi-
It's &C. Toe eny object the advertiser in ndiDG s
Prescription Is to benefit the aietsj, and spread
Information which he conceiFes to be inva uabo and
ns hopes every sufferer Will u this remedy. itvih w
cost them nothing, and msy prove blessing. sr fra
Part wishing the presefie ion WI ease address,
Rev EDWAkD A. WILSON, v ilIiansbursh, -z1ii
Get, I3 d4w r- .Kings eOgnlys n. Z. Eaai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
lFOfhersI Moghersn MofhersIn

Don't fan to procure Mrs. -WIEsLOWs so0TH
ING SYRUP for CHILDgEa TEETHIEG. ~. - a.
This valuable preparation the prescription OF onG
Of the best Female Physicians and Nursss IN ths
United States, and has been used hirty years Wi
Is. r1'T and s ,rn ~ t [ t ,,I l p ; ,,o, n 0 a cd
old to the sdnlt Il only relieves the ehd from
pain, but iuvigorstes the stomach and bowels, cor q
reefs acidity and gives and energy TO the Who'll
system. IL viii almost Instantly relisvoT z1ai5 81
CLIPPING IN The BOWELS AND WIND lCoLll ii1os
World in all oa-ss Of IyssntsTy and - ps+rh@s rsa
Children, whether It arises rom Tssshing, iron
any orher suse. 49,. .- f-r- .--.
sB-Fun directions for usfng win accompany eaol
bottle None genuine unless the fsc-simisof OUR. l1t
tbs PERKINS, New York, ia on the EraSpsr --r-r-r
pS-sold By all Medicine Dealers Principal oGlos
"a Dey-St., New York.
Price ouly-95 Cent? per B0itIo.
naayZ5- k2s-ikwts en- rrT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

The Ckisf Attributes 01 Manhood ars
frequently lost or suspended By mal-pruCtioes and
eiOus habits that wiz inevitably lead to heredttEEI
disease unless checked in time Rsad the truths iaid
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAIlTY, or PHYS =
BIOLOGICAL REsEABoHEs." It Is elaborafeIy nlustra-
ted with o0lored engrayinss and win convince ths
most hardened ard aneonosrnsd, as well as relieve
the minds OF the most desp0ndins, By leading them
IN the right channel for rsisg Of bodily and mentA.
agony and DESPAIR.
R9-soid By Dr. BARBOW, ls4 HlesrksF-St., y. =. 4
Price Is eeut. Sent rrse everywhere See aFartsas
ment OF (" Frfesen1ar' IN another column.
Said also By G. W. OLA6Hs Druggist. 03sv8lHndi
lhNn- .rH 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

The Troy Press (CoPperhead) sneers at
the I" thing called loyalty" as = quality
only ft for " little politicians and hungry
Office seekers" !" OF course, then, "grsat
Democratic Statesmen" like YeIlandigham
and Pugh, are not possessed of the "thinE
called loyalty ?" This is an important
ooHfessio1..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
uNInN C0nNrY rICKRr.

For ssnstor-s AMUEG WILKINSON
Representatives. BABCoCK, AZAR.
lab ENErEfT, O. B 10 e WOOD.
Qona.on Plees Judge HORACE FOUTE.
PROBATE Judse--DA = tEL r. FlLUEN.
Oounry Treailre----H s. WHIfrL ESEY
Oierk Common ---FREDERICKJ PREETISS
Preserving Attoraoy---CHA kLES W PALMEB
Q unity Uommissionsr. JOHN BARHUM.
Qoroner-h y. PRENTICE.
Oouuty SurFFyUr---M. kNApp
City Justires OF the Peacs-DANIEL STEPHAN,
FREDERICK A. BL-ND-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

The COpperheads are now doing what
has for 80 yaars been regarded as impossi-
BE. They are making the Tories Of the Rev
o'ution respectable, by the comparison
which their conduct bears to those enemies
nes,.. oov.rn,srf -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
0. CUTFER q SOS, Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE L.pa1

DEREMPT0RY SALE OF LARGE
IL and sup rb collection OF oil FaintinRs st Auc.
non, st the store Of Mr. q. Shaw Co No ls2 >ups
rior - u Thursdsy and Friday evening", ctober
eth and b, at pc K will he tol1 crest var cry
emineat Artists Of tn dsv, tueludinR the rsm-R Of
Kos nj erg Seymors Ross, kOrthc,te, pencir 7, 3om
ers, Sehe.e7geT Paul nit er LossinV, Bor lett Hat
Hughs bcetn n ] w nOcre, Campbell Sc. snsi.-
ing Of Amer can Landscapes. kiveT, lake snd Noun
tain FitWs, Fig Fru and rcriE tuTal Pieres to-
gsth with greet variety II aDinet irtuIe. and
nedABious. The Medal ons are all raintsd in oil On
canvass and 'ached o convex chr sta glas.
-7r J he Pain ings all mOunted q gold leaf
Frames. They viii be view Tor ire ins paCt ou
from A. NJ TO 10 p. N uD 10 The evening OF "a >,
=ith descriptive cR'al CUES ULnui-su =, rtIsts
aDc AZ Overs OF the Fine ArE IN, ited to cal ana
nnt--I1o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

Vsllsndighsm boasts Of andiDg shelter,
protection and freedom t0dsr the British
Asg sohays the pirates Alsbaus, Florida,
and every othertsbsl institutioa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
UNION - rIcKKE.


Tor GOVernsr-JOHN BgOUGH, Cuyahoga County.
Lieut. Gov.-CHAS. ANDERSON, MontEonprT %.
SUP. Judge-aOokING HUNTER, Fairfield %
Auditor OF state-J AMEs 4. QODMAN, Marion 90
Treas Of State q. VOLNEY DORSEY, Miami 10
Bd. Pub. Works-JNO 81 BARRERE, Highland %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

IN this city. Ociobsr 9Th, at y past o'e ock p M
OF cons umption, SARAH, vile Of VIM. Waterman,
agFd 80 EeaFa. -
The flneral services viii take FACE this CFhursday)
a'terroon at o'clock, at ~ Kinsman-st. Friends
Of TIE amuE are invited 10 attend. 20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

zAsMERIOAN WATCHEs
-S1.as CeWLEs', "Look ont for thslions''
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mAERIED.
DIED.

On Univelsit- Heights, ciob-r b, by Rev. W. Il.
Erewsler, ME J aMks AEDkEW CBAIG ard Miss
SARAH z. WOODEN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
Hagan,s Magnolia Balm.

This Is the most dsiightfulani s1trAordfnArz srsi.
Gle ever discovered Il changes the sun-burnt faes
and hands psary satin taxsare OF raEishing bean
y, mpartng the marble purity OT. youth, AID ths
DIsfussUE appearance 80 inviting in the city belle q
fashion. Ii removes tn, rsckless pimpies and rough
nsas from the skin, leaving the complexion fEeah
transparent and smooth 1t contains no material in
furious to the skin PetronIzed by Actresses and
Opera Singers. It is what sTsry LADY should hsTs.
EDsold EvsrTEhsre- -----r-
DEAIAs S. BARNFs Z 90, > 1sis
Geuersf Azents., -. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
Dr. e IS a "A A Aa..lsys yrzasz
Member Of ths ROyal 0Silsgs Of Phssieians' 1aos
London, Eagtond; Gv'uiuats Of slrsos s5
ILL. Ho-,:tnl a. -.

FEMALE DISEASE sr,z
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New u -
leans and Montreal Hospitals for tbs years,
has opened mis- once sSthe- $3.50 -i1 gi7lalg
Johnson House, Cleveland, .rra.i-5
where be viii ebaspy meet all thoss who ara af v
aictea With subaeuts and chronic diseasss
dis tEsament Is ear,rsfy d1nsrsnt nom the Old . q
plan end is uie. sioaaio1a aaasaessiVs1 Hsmsd- sz
ioines simply vegetable extracts I'd oils iheT =
have never bsen ussd bus By two otb physicians in
America besides hirssn- he has sPers the grasst 1
part his lie and thcurgnds o. dollars IN obtanll ~
:sw secrets In his profession be tests the UrI
Tor all iorms q disssse. no ehafgefoF giving al an
honest and true statement Of their case s.lri-1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

To YOUE8 MgS.-He can prove 20 you In law nfxsr
utea that he Is the Only physlcian you treetd
with that this dss5aEe. Eor every patieGt VI
will follow Eis dinootions he VIII give nu Hiindrtd
Dollars II he fails curing this disease. No .ohars
made for consolidation Those af distance Who wish
70 consult the DoCturnlay do BY sanding snail
vial Of urine 81 mail, with nane and ss, andta
viii answer ana describe their eose, and tho poslib -
tty OF getting relief 5y enclosing return postale
stamp. inar3.ElT Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
ESBTsE sPRTNGs
EOLECTRIO GURE.
,A..-.,,.. = ,.....s =,

8 0 LIE CFRIO CURE ;
beautigas una 0uist retreat for Iu7alds located IN
TaIimadge, Summit Co OhiS,
On the line OF the Atlantic and Crest Western Raj
way eOl neciluE AZ zTcnua vith the CieTe ara eno
Egtshurrh and at & via the q We and, A2nes-
' II ant tfuc'n"a-t Railways comm unicailon being
direct from al points.
The Care .siahlished esP'cia,ly f1r the treat
uenr nla Chr0lic D g. rs VI ch hsve thsr 0 fe
list q fuef q 7 % a. o b p % ms Of practice
The trsataeat l. pecuilar, being based upon th'
Vital VFineIpsl OF Bature-ElFetiiCitI
Or LEW s EURr, ,he Msdiosl Exnmi7sr snd
Pras ifIoaer, duri7F acf c. yer tWenty r.
has Assn eml emily fui Ia he cure Of Chrou-
ie Complaints n l"nFstHn irgi ana bT como ninf
many o faFur-'s most D vrer remedial agents -
aux i'arss - Dc YaUso's + -ECTE0- fHERsI L Barr,
q row shia ps-f 81 grsu Fono ere IN reiiev-
ing man ine tr0m 81 tnass.
1hsa { NJ on 81 FEh aLES is especially invited e
d Hurd'- -trraIme a the'rp cuiiar didcnit -.
Utor re " ahnesses Irr-gu srftles and D splAce
naF e of aI kiDds ami c. long st ndng IRE PIMA
kENTLY &C aED Many casa. pToBour cal bT the -
emiuent rbysciaD, incurabl~, coun q TO thei beds
for yea~a hopeless aud pairing, ha by his trest
N ut. been res ored 10 teal b, happiness and Ions
life.
RFComm1nirstionsa addrnssei to Or LEWIS HuBD,
or 70 h und. iEnod TaLmadge, O., ~il receive
octi-Isz nckF R.P. FEM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

ERIEHD II ENED-TRX II. aa
Dr. Sweets IAEALLLSLEL ELIHIMEHTispr prspAu r1r-i
from ths reoDs Of DR.. stsPhsR Sweet, Of OeaasetiI
the crest bone settsr aad hss been used In his prs
doc for the last twenty ysaEz with the most asonI
ng Success. AZ an external remsdy Il e without
rival and viii alleviate pain more speedily than an1
other preparation. FOR all Bheunatic and herTull
Disorders Z ts truly tnfall5lo md - curhtiy1 ~
BlfeS, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &C., Its soothing
hsaiing and powerful Strengthening prOpensltel, q
site the -ust wonder and a5tOni5hU snt Of Al whOhl
given Il trial. Over four hundred esrt1cat -
q remarkable cures performed By s within TIE hfa
two years, attest 70 this fAot strong AFm9tlU =
Agents. for Olsvelsnd- deeloalteogdAE.le 3 , ~
BEET FREE -t.- = r-.fs
For the Benefit q Nervous sulsr- - 51-7f
- ers. The WARNING VOICE on -
Self-Cure Of Debility, Consumption - ll-
Premature Decay Loss Of nsmoFFs &C. b. nfo-rl
audersr Enclosing stamp, address
D. e. WELLIf0LOH, Boston, MaEH,
PREVENTION -BEEEER- THAN -CURE.-Ffa
new French sails e the only srtele ever rseommsnd
Cd BY the Medical Professona adAFH and sUER Pfo =
Vaufiye Samples sent, eAFELT ooNoEALKD, 70 anT IA
49,. - -eo1-nf o. s5sEn1 ---7,Rl
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sept2l:12s

STATE OF OHIO,l.
Cuyahogs County
Jennett Belts, plaintiff,
against
Esther Brennan, Law
renee Lawn, Mary
LAWN, Edward Du-
shane, Catherine Du-
shane, Edward Sla-
ter, Bridget Slater,
Elizabeth Brennan
and Ann Brannan,
defendants.
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Good Prospecr. in Hamilton County.

"How striklnply appropriate to Lytle himse
are these touching snd beautiful words.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

But his name will be embklmed in the
praise Of States, and this, his old brigade
at Chattanooga or Atlanta, or in Eastern
Tennessee, or wherever its proud banners
hsunt the sky, will cherish his memory or
svenge his fall.
But, gentlemen, l know your time is
limited, snd that must not detain Won too
long. Rest assured that shall follow the
miitsry career Of each and all Of you with
the deepest solieitude. The third year of
the war is upon rs. How fierce hes been
the struggle, our vast national debt and
shattered ranks bear witness. Whether
the end is nesr or not, I cannot tell. The
past months viii be forever memorable for
the splendid triumphs Of our arms, and to
the eyes Of Hope the sky is fuahed with
faint light and the morning seems near at
hand. But come victory or come defeat,
com5 Triumph or coma disaster, this know,
that against rebels In the field or traitors
ct home, despite the plots Of weak-knesd
and cowsrdly politicians Of the North, and
z. =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27
Sunee Mdnner,
Oslbeirat6ete Ytrlpntn,

pter SplGe ntle ib ;u oerbetratben beab9en, unb t
pbtifber Sdwde pter etues ateren 9nbernte8 beuuBt
fne iplten unperaieth Or. Setnarn 5u Sdt6e Steten
ale .neernte eeeen bic She phol6e ootr seftg Ser
rttrne ejbarts Der STE ren 3tttern uao GHwd6e Ober
GfaSpfune ber fbredIttitsn Nrt rerSen 6nel turrt.
Derjentge we4er fb ssr 9ebanblung unS NdrOrse BON
Dr. SpbnItpn rett fnnn tbat al8 etne GbrenmGne,
pbne Surt i anortrauen ,tub ssOsrFd auf etne drst
Itdp &egtidiffhfeit nerloITPu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27

fdbtS 81 iperoen, renn wem Der @rof mad,
Trantfnrt f1nt erIdten er ltAer in bteIen,
0au1e suerlt, unb fano Ii6 audi niAt @eIe
9enbeit, ibn ielbit bort 3u bege9nen, 10 er,
Naben li6 bod Wlittsl unO Nege, etlras BON
ibm gu bSren nnb letnen 9tamen uno 0pbns
prt, feline ndberen umltdnDe gu erfabren
90 pdblerild benn aud 6err q. in 8e.
5iehun9 auf ieinen ltm3ans mar, 70 gibt e8
oenn int Seben bod 8erbdltnille, 3ulnal fir
einen M1nn BON Ieinsr Tffentlt9en Stelluna,
tpel9e Nu8nabmen beoinsen, un6 @inen
nDt9t9en, lei 9erpilien @elegenbeiten aud
4nceren al8 ben Oliebtrn ieine8 enaern
8etunhtentreiIe8 leii !Sous al er5ffneu, unb
tst einsm rerartisen 2lnlalIe, einem s,rBen
8alle, reldlen Serr 9. g1t, paren aud
Serr uno 5rau Scnlul mo ibre 1cdter
9elaoen morben gRal,prne mar bpd erfreut
iiter rtele Nue5sibnuul, renn b1fitr ealt
leoe Gmlaoun9 III cielem 61ule, uno er19ien
tn elmer 3oilettc, bic fGrnli6es guf(eAeu CT,
reste. Au6er rer 9plcenen Su9eno bon
Trantfurt moreu bier aud nod eini1e 6erren
BON Der Diplomatic unp sinise iunAe @apa-
ltere aus Der JtadbarIdalt erIdteneu, uno
Wtalpine lab IiA, ala cine Der 9ldn3eublten
@rI&einun9eu beS iun9en DantenfIcra, BON
ben an9sIebenifen Sdu3ern ie6r qeludt. sic
idwumm III Treupe uuo Eriumpb; ibr
Idn5er, ber Baron BON Trptt bate lid, gum
@egenitter in elmer QuaDrtlle einen ssreunb
ou8erleben, sinen jungen = 14en Sfft3ier,
peldber cine iiber1u8 lietltde GrIheinuna
sur GdnSerin bate, percn einfade Tptlette
nt4t nur nit Der Erott unb @ebteeenbett
Der itbrtSen Oumen<9pi(ettea i'm Nu0enteis
nen, Ipnbern auh nit Der Spulen; ppn
Walminen8 Dub tn6he Irnbere cinen aufIal.
leucen Grntralt bilrete. llno bod lief liA
ntd,t leu9nen, oaB bic junge SdSne in hem
etnfaden pei6en &letoe, beren einaiaer
Sdmuf elm 8ronS pcn blausn 2pbelien in
benz retdpen aIGbIcnoen Saare mar, bic
teine 4SerIen uno Itlm1n:en trug, ipnbern
nur ein ldGnes Getten 9lrmbano nit etner
antfen Gdmee, oaB rtele jun9e Gdn3srin,
Gle iid NIT rruer unbefansener 5Ereube bier
beme9te, Ieltit inter pem reideu Srans
l6Gnel 0anlen 1ida Dprtbeil6uTt au8seiAnete
our4 ben gelpinnenpsn Qiebrei3 tbre8 friIdeu
blilbenben @slidt8, burd einen unbei6reib=
li9en 3auber ppn @ra5ie. Ter iiber ol ibrer
Vewe8un9en lag, ppn iiBem 2ddetn, be'
tbr Nntlib rerfl1rte, unb curd einen 1inni.
gen @rnit Ger perltirri9sn, 9eiftpollen gtu.
gen, pelder 3u Der retncn tinpliGen Sreube
ibrsr Y4Hlic9nplnie tpunberIam paBte.
(6Ortlssung frG8t.)
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DR 3rtdbtfta @rtuxetn teS 2ditrs inb isbr ;a five
tpa @erluR bes @ebd6tntss &erurrung Der Sbten, @e
brdteit ter etRestafte I6e Abnunsen &tnetsun9 psr
bsr @eieui6aft, yut na@ Giniamteie, strantn 9egen
lid elbf. 8utdanfet H. |. 10. ltne etntee Ger l6tHsmen
SMBs.
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VelUhoers III bea6.en !!

Or sOtnfpu bsttt auen Dentn ietne Slie AT, mel6e m
turt cle sebent unO unatrlide, @ei unb RSrper ser
fDrenee r bic Nrbet bie 8eIeGl9ae unb BE Sc undbs
mahenbe Safer sei@wd6t babea
ier b ngt rer traurisen unb betlnSensEertben SOL
gen bet ruben Gtwrbnbeten res qafers: Sdw e i'm 8t
ten unb ben @lehern, Smer5en i'm Scpt S&wie ce8 Se
t8, @erlu Der u teItraf Serlrpien ne b6ie llnrute
Waseni6mdfc, nOrbuuns Ter Serbauunss Srsane GGse-
rteine @nttraftun9, Ssmptpme Der Shptnpiudt.
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Junae Qtute,

he G burf bsmItde qafer 9etmddt tabsn' bie tie fo 3
bpen 2euen peer In Der Sue leruen uub beren pl
sen fe aana6tlt ipiren, elbt i'm Stla purd Pplutir
men, bic, menn un9etbettt, bic @be uum6edl MAIDEN un
&6rper unb et ser6ren pu ten Oprt kie n6tG9tn dat
te tun Sre psripnen mten, bepcr e eintreien in ii