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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

THE BALL To- NIGHT.-We would re-
mind our citizens that the Ball TO be
given for the benefit Of the Baton
Rouge Brass Baud is to take place
this evening at Pixies Hall. Ample
arrangements, we learn, have been
made to render the affair one of the
most agreeable and attractive oil the
season. Good music and fine sup.
per will combine with the exhllera-
ting exercises of the dance to give
festivity and enjoyment to the occa'
sion.
The supper will be under the man
agement and supervision of Mrs Bon
MING, a lady whose qualifications in
this connection are Of acknowledged
merit, and cannot fail Of giving gener'
al satisfaction. fH
We hope there will be full at
tendance Of our citizens on this occa
sion, to the end that the worthy objec
for which the Ball and supper ar'
given may be successfully promoted
and ultimately realized.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

FURTHER REDuCTloN iN
PRICE OF GAs.-By . notice from
the President of the Gas Light Com
pany, to be found in our advertising
columns, the public is informed 1T = q, OF
the reduction Of the price OF gas to
the old rate before the war. Con
sidering the high price OF coal az
this time, and comparing It with the
low, price at which it could formerly
be had, this reduction would seem
to demand no small sacrifice Of in
terest on the part of the Company.
We are informed by the President
of the Company that during the war
and up to this 'time, the Company
have netted nothing out of their con-.
Germ. They hope by reducing the
price Of gas, to enlarge the measure
=
of its consumption among our citi-
zens, many of whom are using the
kerosene oil, on account of its cheap
ness, but who, no doubt, would pre-
fertile gas if they could obtainit as
cheaply, which they will now be en-
abled to do, and even more cheaply
than any other manufactured article
of light. tas,nlp u.
To show the rapid increase in the
consumption of gas in New Orleans,
we are told that at the gas works ID
that city, where not long since ninety
retorts suficed for the manufacturing
process, they are now compelled to
use as many as one hundred and
twenty retorts. This great increase
in the manufacturing capacity. OF the
New Orleans Gas-Works is evidence
Of the growing favor in which gas is
held by the citizens as an article q
light, superior in cheapuess, safety and
whoIesomeness to all others. The
business Of the New Orleans Compa
ny is thus stimulated from one degree
of prosperity to another, an idea OF
which may be obtained from the sim
pie fact that their Stock sells readily in
the money market at 81 80, having
risen about 20 cents within the past
few weeks.
q We hope that the effort now made
by the B. Rouge Gas Light Company
to facilitate an increase Of consumption
in gas by lowering its price 80 as tc
place the article within the reach o.
almost every one, will be appreciated
encouraged and sustained according
ly. e
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

The FooL AND HIS MONEY. The
lucky miner hastens down to Vlctorla
or San Francisco, and sows his gold
broadcast. No luxury is too great for
the magnitude of his ideas. His love
of display leads him into thousand
follies, and he proclaims his disregard
for money by numberless eccentrlol.
ties. One man who, at the end Of
the season, found himself possessed Of
$50, 900 to 5000, having filled his
pocket with $40 gold pieces, on bis ar.
rival at Victoria proceeded to bar
room, and treated "the crowd" to
champagne. The company present
being unable to consume all the bar
keepers stock, assistance was obtained
from without, and the passers-by com
PEELED to come in. Still the supply
held out, and not another drink would
any one swallow.
In this emergency the ingenious
giver of the treat ordered every glass
Lin the establishment to be brought and
filled. Then raising his stick, With
one fell swoop be swept the army Of
glasses off the counter. One ham +
per Of champagne, however, yet r.
NAMED, and, determined not to be
beaten, he ordered it to'be opened and
placed upon the floor, and jumping in,
stamped the bottle with bis heavy
boots, severely cutting his shins by the
operation. But although the chaui-
payne was at last finished, he had a
handful of gold pieces to dispose of,
and walk up to a fine mirror, worth
several hundred dollars, which adorn-
ed one end of the room, dashed a
shower of heavy coin against it, and
shivered 1t to atoms.
| The horo Of this story returned to
the mines in the following spring with
out cent, and was working as com,
mon laborer at the time of our visit.
| A freak of one of the most successful
Caifornians may be appended as a
companion to the story just related
When IN the height Of his glory, he
was in the habit of substituting cham
palgne bottles-full ones too-for the
wooden pins in the bowling alley
smashing batch after batch with in
finite satisfaction to himself, amid The
applause OF bis companions and The
"bar keeper" Milton and CheadeP,
Iracels.
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COM M E RClAL.

THURSDAY MORNING, December 20.
CoTToN,-Sales yesterday at following
quotations for Ordinary, 40@42e. Good
Ordinary, 44tG45c.; Low Middling, 47@
48c. Middling, 50@5lc. Good Middling,
Sd cents.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Sugar, Good
Common, from first hands, sold for $ls1S
@12%c. and for Fair, 1870. per ID. Mo-
lasses, 70c., for Common 9oc. for stridly
prime, and 81 o5 per gallon. for choice |
FLouR-hLow superfne, 81 rs Chope
do. $s 90; Choice Extra, $l2; Fine, 81 i5;
superfne, s. %; Fair Extra, $40, nd
Good Extra, SO 10 per Dbl.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

The FUND FOR THE WIDOW OF
SToNEwALL JAcKsoN.-We drop
ped in to our press and composition
rooms and let our boys know that
the widow and child of that great
and good Stonewall Jackson We're
destitute, when the boys, every one
of whom represents a battlefield,
unanimously decided that "oneiday's
work should be set aside for the
widow and orphan child of that
great American.
Result--One hundred and ten dol
lars placed in the hands Of the Com
mittee. t
Thank you, brave boys.-Mob'Ie
Times 22d inst.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30
NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE, CTT OF BATON RoUdE,
Decarpber 9th, 1865.

MAYORS OFFICE, CTT OF BATON RoUdE,
December 9th, 1865,
Merchants, Grocers and other persons intere'
ed will please take notice that from and aft
this date, intend 70 inforoe the following ord
ancs with reference 10 POWDER:
SEQ. /. Be 1t ordained By the Mayor an
Board of Setectmen Of the CITY Of Bdtou Rous
That it shall he unlawful for Merchants, 6roce
or other persons whomsoever, to keep 10 any q
storehouse, warehouse, or other building VIII
soeyer, gunpowder in q greater quantity th
one hundred pounds and any Merchant, 81
Ger or other person who may be convicted, hsf.
the Mayor, of violating the provisions Of this
dipapes shall be sentenced to pay fine Of ~
Dollars and cost of prosecution,
dec30 j. E. ELAN, Mayor
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WOOD PROPOSALS.
OFFICE Posi- QuAsrEnMA srER.

OFRIoE Posr QuARTERMA sTER,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA, December list, 1865.
CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ off 9, by order Of the Chief Quartsrmaster,
Department Of Louisiana. until IL o'clock, N, of
the End day Of January, 1865, for furnishing the
Quartermsster's Department with 1000 cords Of
HARD WOOD, TO be delivered ut the Govern
ment Wood Yard. 95
The right to reject any or all proposals reserved
By the Government. All prouosals will be marx
ed on the envelope "Wood Proposals" and for
warded to this Office. e 49,
siaza 7~ D.A. WARD,
dec33 Capt. 4 Post Qusrtermaster.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

Two members of the Paris Acade-
my of Sciences, MN. Pasteur and
Sainville, are now engaged in dissect-
ing the bodies of cholera. victims, in
order that they may ascertain the
germ Of this terrible evil, and thus to
aid in discovering remedy for it,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

"a sR@-P President JOHNSON has rellev-
ed Gov. SHARKEy, of the functions
of Provisional Governor of Mississippi
and recognizes the official position of
Gov. HUMPHREYS recently elected
Governor BY the people.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

aay- Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN, Of
Ohio, died, at Washington City on
the 18th inst. He was one of the
most active and prominent politicians
of his day. His birthplace was in
Bourbon County, KY, aud he had
reached his seventy first year.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

MAHoMMEDANIsM ON THE WANE.
The Moslem religion has lost much
of its life and energy. The upper
Glass of society in Turkey are gen
orally infdels, and conform exter-
nally to the regulations of the Koran
only through custom or from fear of
the civil law. Having no priest
hood the great body Of the people re-
ceive but little religious instruction.
There is general impression among
Mahomm6dans themselves that their
religion will soon begin to de-
cline, and it is derived from two ira
ditional sayings of the false prophet:
my religion will first increase and
then decrease;" and "My religion
will survive thousand years, but
not two thousand" '757'' ss"t
~ u ~ Il st1f@EsS#
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Notice to Consumers of Gas.

Y1NRoM and after the FIRST day OF January
n 1866, the price Of GAS will be reduced &c
FIVE DOLLARS per 1000 cubic feet. This waf
the price before the war when coal was 36 cents
per Dbl. Although coal is now 81 90 per Dbl, and
other expenses in proportion, the price Is reduced
TO this low standard that all may have good
safe, cheap and wholesome light
L. L. LAYCOCK, President
dee3o-6t Baton Rouge Gas Light CT
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The RECENT TERRIBLE TRAGEDY III
MIssrssrppr.-From reliable source, /
we learn the following particulars OF |
one Of the most diabolical acts ever
chronicled in the history Of crime
A. man by the name of james
Thomson lately returned from South
America, after .ans absence of ten
years, to bis fathers home near Brook
vile, IL this State, and induced bis
father, d wealthy man and Of uulm-
peachable character, to make his
property over to him, promising TO
| protect il against con6scation under
the Peruvian flag, The father did SO,
but has since endeavored TO get his
son to release him, promising one-half
Of his cotton crop of 200 bales. The
son became dissatisfied, and deter
hmined to murder the whole family,
and thus secure the entire estate. lie
had been with his father, on Saturday
last, at the Tombigbee river, assisting
him to build a boat to ship cotton.
He left his father that night, and
/ reached bis home, one mile south of
| Brookyille, on The Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and begun his fendish
work.
| He first entered the no ON of his
brother, shooting him in the head,
killing him instantly. He next went
to the family room, where bis mother
and oldest sister were sleeping, killing
them both with 10 double Darrell gun.
4 He then assembled to the room where
his two remaining sisters were sleeping
4 They, having been aroused by the
firing below, had bolted the door. The
wretch broke IL open, and with his
pistol blew out the brains Of the two,
who were on their knees pleading for
mercy. The other sister hid herself
under the bed, where she was shot
twice in the leg-she then ran behind
the wardrobe, when she received a
ball in her breast and fell. The as,
{ ssassin then left the house, thinking
be had finished bis hellsh work in ex-
terminating the whole family and
proceeded to the river, determined to
kill bis father He came up with the
old gentleman as he was leaving the
house for bis boat, and fred on him
twice, wounding him slightly in the
shoulder and hand. The father leaped
Immediately from the buggy and
J Selling the son, held him till help ar
t rived. -.r.r, ..,.. sz.E.,...s
lie was secured and taken back to
, the scene of bis murders, and then
hung by the enraged citizens, near
the gate of the plantation, where he
was hanging on Tuesday morning last
. The particulars are gathered from the
f only surviving sister, who lies in Q
hopeless condition one who bic
herself behind the wardrobe, and was
lett for dead.
Another brother Of the murderer
was supposed to be implicated. HI
Q is a resident physician Of Mobile, Blu
: had been visiting at home for time
4 and was absent on the night of tht
! murder. The plot was that the sol
! (James) was to murder the family
!, and make off to South America, ane
: this other son the physician beinl
= the only surviving member Of the fam
! lily, was to dispose Of all the property
\ and join his brother in Peru.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

The population of Memphis is claim
ed to be $4,000. and some estimate 1t
as high as 10000. In 1882 its in
habitants numbered 1880, and in
1850, 10000 to $4,000.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

ns-Cotton closed dull at 5l@52c.
for middling, in New York on the
Goth, and Gold at l452.
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$50 REWARD.

4 REWARD Of Fifty Dollars will be given for
a the return of the Tax Roll of 1851 to this Of
fee. Said Roll was lost or mislsid when the
town was occupied By the United States forces
In 1869. JAS. Il. ELAN,
dec19.6t Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
r IN A " CT A l..
THURSDAY MORNING, December IS

THURSDAY MORNING, December %.
GoLD.-The market was quiet yestsr-
day Sales were made at 145s4@l46H.
ExoHANeB- New York sight, u discount
and for five days sight, the same. Foreign
bills of lading drafts sold yesterday al
156@159 ; and Sterling, at 157@15TM.
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WANTED.

IA SITUATION by an experienced gentleman
u in the culture of either Cotton or Sugar,
Fho managed q Cotton Plantation last season.
Terms moderate, and the best Of references given
For particulars apply at this Office. dec12.tf.
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PIX E,S HALL

PIX Fps FL "A T. L.
The Members of the BAHD, beg leave to announce
that their FIRST GRAND BALL, will take place
as above.
The proceeds OF the BALL are partly to be appro-
prfated to the purchase Of instruments aud to
defray other expenses.
The BAND is composed Of amateurs, who In
tend to keep up thu same, principally for local
amusement and pleasure.
Admission. 50
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

Rouge Fifth judicial District Court
No sT66-P rebate In the matter Of the
succession of Joshua T. Nelson, decd.
DY VIRTUE of commission of date
ID December 2Tth, 1885, and to me di.
rected from the Honorable Fifth Judicial
District Court, in aud for the Parish and
State aforesaid, will expose to public sale,
in front of the Court House door ofBaid
Parish, in the city of Baton Rouge, on
Wednesday, the 3ist day Of January,
A. D., 1868, at 10 o'clock, M. Of said day
the following described property, belong
ing tosaid succession, towit:
A certain Tract or Plan tation, situated
in this Parish, at about fourteen miles from
the city of Baton Rouge, bounded on the
North by lands of Frederick Banker and
Wards Greek; on the East by those of John
G. Foreman and j. B. Bixler;s South by
Bayou Manchac, and West by those Of
Thomas Prendergast, and containing one
Thousand acres, more or less, together with
al the buildings and improvements there
on. and appurtenances thereto belonging;
being the same property purchased by
Joshua I. Melton from Mrs. Elizabeth Cot
ton, per act of sale on file and of record in
tho Parish Recorders Office, in Book Q,
Folio aT9, of Notarial Acts. AZ
Upon the following terms and condi-
tons, to-wit ia R3fa#YHa
The purchaser to pay one thousand dol
larsi in cash and the remainder In one, two
aud three years from the day of sale, and
to furnish notes with approved personal
security, and mortgage vendors privilege
Il. be retained on the property until the
final payment, and it not to be alienated
10 the prejudice or the estate. The notes
to bear eight per cent. per annum interest
from day of sale. V. A. ALLAN,
dvc2o = a& Deputy Sheriff
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

MrssRs. GARDNER L Co, Newspaper Advertising
AGENTS. No. &, Commercial Place, New orlean .,
are the duly authorized Agents in that city ior
the Gdsette and Comet.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30

SCIENTIFIC MUsIC.-Alex. at
tended church last Thanksgiving
day, where they have scientific
(quartette) singing, and was sur
prised at the difference between sci
,entifc singing and that he had been
accustomed to in the back-woods.
He brought me a specimen of the
style, which he copied from the
original u tH.r'E =. T Y
gWaw-kaE, swaw daw aw raw,
Thaw saw thaw law Jaw waw;
Waw-kaw taw thaw-rsv vaw ysw brav
#a Aw thaw traw-iaw saw avs. ia
Which, rendered into English, reads
as follows: a I .a
Welcome, sweet day Of rest, 's''"
That saw the Lord arise;
Welcome to his reviving breast
And these rejoicing eyes.
Alex. says that in the country
they are green enough to think it
necessary for good singing that
the words of a hymn should be
sung. How very verdant.-Nash,
Uale Union. sls..= z
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MULES FOR SALE.

X II. HARVEY offers for sale SEVEN NO.
j. MULES, Oh reasonable terms, for cash and
also TWO WAGONS. Apply at alike Curren's
Livery Stable on Third street. dec2S-lt
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SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT,
an m n an 4 nfTfurAMA

SECOND COLLECTION DIsTRIGT,l
STATE OF LOUISIANA. (
Comprising the Parishes OF East Baton
Rouge, vvcst Baton Rouge, East Fee
iieielana, West Feliclana, Pointe
Ceupee, Iberviile. 80. Landry. Sc.
Martin, Vt. nzary's, Lafayette, ver.,
million, Calcasieu, Rapfdes, Avoy-
Giles, Natchttoches, Sabine, AS
! sumption. ES4r8y -
\ PURSUANT to the provisionBtof an ACT OF
Congress. entitled IAN Act TO Provide Internal
Revenue to support the Government, and to Pay
Interest Oh The Public Debit" approved July LIST,
1852, and subsequent acts; Notice 10 hereby given
to all persons liable to pay duties or taxes under
said acts In this District, that have received
collection list Of du les and taxes assessed by the
Assessor of said District, which have become due
and payable.
The taxes included In this liss are upon Plate,
Carriages, Yachts, Billiard Tables Piano Fortss,
Cold Watches, Licenses, and upon incomes. WI
The undersigned viii attend personally to the
receipt of said duties, taxes 60 from the 10th Of
December, 1865, to the 10th Of January 1866
daily, Sundays excepted, } at my office at Baton
Rouge. .zsfHst ztatasf .ts#4zta bFfttp
All persons who shall neglect to pay to me or
my Deputy, the duties and taxes assessed upon
them, within the time above specified, will be
come liable to the pen alties prescribed by law.
At ~ Hz.t HENRY BAUsHER, JR.,
dec30 Collector ID Dist. of Louisiana
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A. KOWAEsEH, Agent,
8 e BLING OFF BELOW COST
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28

- General Stsst rertrahrt fb in sinem
feline Spsrationsn unter Grant teleuatsnDen artis
fsl basessn ais iei Ger Ron grant anssfabrte 4lan
urlpriinslia BON ibm, Sisel, ieltit aussssanssn,
nno msiit Damn sranelidp nab, eab Grant an allsn
ieinsn Sreraticnsn rcr cnsr Bis iu Der Saladt BET
0sw Marfst @ihts ausamisssn eaten frnnte,
neil eeleten BON @rant ieltit b:ftitt mareu, unb
bab Sabsr isin nur auf sns Sbladt Oosr Den Siiifs
Sus Der Sssl'i iasn Srnppsn mad Dem @eear @rssf
Anmenbuns fneenrer alsensinsr Iusbrud: rOa
id bic Spsratirnen ncs Gsnsrals Siscl ntht als
tsiriesiasnb tetraatets" cbns Senntnb Der ndbsren
ltmitanbe isner 9lfairs ssIAriefen 1T, uosnn icnit
-ihlcbt gissl - mHbte er mir neniSHsns bu9es
iisbsn, Sab i'd rsbsr lsiatiinnis nod tlineIinss
Den S9ampf anssncmmsm, ncta in Dem Srsffsn
mene BfliAt psratlaumt BABE" Stsel fat in 8ss
;us auf jsns sffars cine llntsriuauns ben Der @ss
sisruns usrlanst, atsr hisic 1T i9m rsrlpsissrt
pcrren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28

g Sn Mrntpsllisr, I'm itrsns rspu6leani'
iden Staats @srmrnt, Smans unlansit en Psfs!s
baufs DEN Yiancfcrtelsbrsr 9. Weltairr, Den Srt
su rsrlaiisn. Wtan iAlsppts iFn semaliam naa
Dem Sspct unb brrbts, ibn gu erIaisBen, menn Ct
ss rast, nieosrsufommen. 2tls Grunp fiit biels
pStslbaitc Sanoluns mirb anssssbsn, eaB Der junss
MuTtlsbrsr nit elmer anssiebensn unS reidsen inns
ssn Same oes Srts peIIrrcben Der Seirattszeon'
trait tsrsits ausseisrtist trar unb bic 6eaistt am
nd4fsn Sage aatRnssn iOats. 9appn fi9itsn lida
nebm teriitrt, unb s fcrbertsn 9esteren auf, ents
repsr Dem 9siratbs risosr berauaSu3eten,
cher DEN Srt su perlaiIsn. Gr ihlus Beipes al,
uno elm besabltsr @Stelbaufs swans i'm bann. abs
,urslsn. 9ner Der Sauptanfiiercr ees Ybbsls
ssssn Cen rSutmman" mar Elm friitsrsr 9uienfrsnnD
Buffers unb 8aumtpcasnlrsfulant.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28

Ser Sur eines Bsttlers. - Ser 8uness'
shasmsifer, Gsneral spinnsr, erbiclt neulidp
gmen Sent Sussihiat als 8sitras zines 9ettiers
;ur Silauns Ger siaticnalsSaulb. Die Safe
ir,bs anssncmmen, in aaiis sslest nno nnter benz
Ieltem 6ermsn psrbuht, pis cine aIcnfalfse c8ate
RON 6unsertauienb Dcaars. (Datsi III jscenfal5
fir 10 gsnts Tints ssriAmisrt ,pcrecu.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28


lang fimrfte CT nit bissm pahieneen 3uItano Der
ShmGhs, bann anf sr bsrubiirs auf sinem Stubls
nieoer.
Ser 9irm anf Den GtraScn mibrts fort nod in,s
er ;caen bic Sclnaten in balo arD6eren falb flei.
neren 6aufsn umber, gum She'll Balls bsramIdt.
Gnislne Yatrcuillsn ihritsn hurb bic gtaot bin,
Ihreiaene, nit fsiism Srit. gie wurben trrbl
bier uno bort BON DEN SolSatsn rerlaht, et,pioers
ten ines6 ttin gSDrt earauf. Sbre aiibrer batten
Rom @curerneur ben Hrsnalen 8efehl erbettsn
nur I'M, duBerfen Nptbfaq einSulhreitsn uno Gacs
III reymeipen, mas bic Mufrsauns Der Splbaten
nod erbDben fSnnte. Nfan firhtets (ih immsr
nod, ctltcn bic g8GIe unb Sbpre ldnlmtlih opps
relt unb ereifash bsisst marsn.
Nlctbten bic Sclnasn Iirm,snb uno lhimpfenb
bic @taet ourh,isben, mehhn fe ghsnflaoen er'
brshsn uno iih bsrauiden, n,chen fe lslbit ieSs
@sralttbat 9esen bic Biirssr tsseben, earum tin's
merte Iie Der Graf pcn &lsif nit, ss mar i9m loz
gar lieb, neil ct pnrh iclhe @rceiis ssn llnmiasn
Ser scleaten ron Iidb atlsitsts. Sur biss 5u CT
rsiasn mar feline @bFAt.
Gr ieltit iab auf isinem 3immer uno lieb iiA
BON 3eit su 3sit burh ieinsn Nojutantsn iiter bic
2aae in Der Stabt Beriht erfatten. &c mar fhon
ipdt in Der Sfattt, trcseem bahte ct an fsnen
gbtai. Oies mar bic leste gsa@t, in Der ct gu
farhtsn batts, UNI 70 uaHiau,er mubte CT iein.
Seiu Nojutant Bate i'm ioeben psrlaiisn !;
Der BeriAt oeisltsn Iaisn ibn sinisersermaben Be-
rubiat III baben, oenn ,ribrsno Ct BIG babin fait
fcrt,ribrsnb aufsrest i'm 3immer auf uuo atses
iAritten mar, 10 mari er ia jest in einen SsiIel,
nm Dem eriaSpften 8Srper einise @u9e su SSnnen.
CT rerlant In jenen 3ufano bes t6altihlummers.
In pelhem Der @sif nur nod balt an Der Wirfs
lidteit baftsn bleibt unb bic Sinne msbr uno mebr
itre S9atisfet aufseben. Sine 3sit lang iab er 10
reaumsslos ha, cbne ju bemertsn, oab Elm Nann
in nas 3irnmer trat uno auf bn ,uiAritt. Grit
ale Ct unmitteltar rcr itm ianc, futr er erfHrsf'