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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-15
PROCLAIM atoms by the Governor.

WHEREAS, According to the official re-
turns of the general election held in and
for the Territory of Washington, accord
ing to law. on Monday, the 5th day of
June, A. ID. 1865 the whole number of
votes cast was three thousand five hun
drcd and sixty-seven. (3,567), of which
ARTHUR A. DENNY received two thou
sand three hundred and titty-one, (2,35N,
JAMES TILToN. one thousand two hundred
and thirteen Q,2l3), and scattering three
votes, by which it appears, the said Ar
thur A. Denny received majority of the
votes cast:
Nor therefore, rs by law directed, I,
Ewood Evans, Acting Governor of the
Territory of Washington, do hereby pub
fish and declare that Arthur \. Denny is
duly elected Delegate to Congress for the
said Territory of Washington, for the term
Of two years.
Given under my hand and the seal of
Territory of Washington, this
l.. s. I twelfth day ofJuly, A. u. 1865,
49, and of the Independence of the
United States the eighty-ninth.
ELWOOD EVANS.
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Popular Family Journals.

u tleFf III ffoll p AtlfHIFos
Feb !. lss. Ems
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EOES SALE.
A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot, form.
IA erly occupied by &. Merrill & Co. ENQUIRE of
the subscriber. REUBEN MERRILL. 3
decI5d3rn*
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Misob;efs of Fur Oapes.

II an editor who is man, says anything
about femenine clothing, he is apt to be told
that he knows nothing at all about it. A wo-
man is more likely to meet with respectable
hearing. Let us, therefore, give heed to
what the editress of the "Lady's Friend" saws
in the January number of that sprightly mag
azine. After some very sensible remarks on
ladies' shoes, she continues:
"But there is an article of dress worn now
as irrational in its way as thin shoes, and ex-
employing equally the feminine idea of pre-.
ferring beauty to comfort. We never see the
fur capes, so common in winter, without a
shudder at the mischief we know they are do
ing. If their warmth is no more than com.
Portable, then it follows that the ordinary
clothing of the vital parts of the body is in
sufficient, and the system is in chronic shiv-
er except when the fur cape is on. If suitable
winter clothing is habitually worn, then the
fur is too heavy an addition, and over-heat-
ing, followed by dangerous chillness upon
Its removal, Is the regular consequence of
wearing it. Either way the throat and chest
suffer. Ii fur capes, ft only for the coldest
weather, were worn only at such times, they
would be less injurious, but everybody knows
that II lady has handsome set of furs she
will sport them, in full equipment, at all times
through our variable season, not excepting
the mid-winter thaw, that feels like summer.
There are ways enough of wearing fur, the
most beautiful and useful of winter luxuries,
without thus abusing it."
To which we add that we wish the ladies
would throw away the fur things while In
church, unless the heating apparatus is out of
service. Wearing such things out of doors,
may be admissible; wearing them inside of
heated and crowded building, is both absurd
and unhealthy.
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Waasue

A COTTAGE House, or smsll two etory tene-
Ement within fifteen minutes walk of Post Office
barn preferred. Enquire of L P. II So Middle
street. teb16i2w*
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LUTHER at Buffers store Clapps Block, Corgras
Ia street or The way through Franklin 10 "a
Cumberland ST., A LADY'S DIARY, containing
ten dollar bill and some small currency. The finder
will be literally reward d by returnip 1t to
feb 1Sdlw* JANE III. LIBBY, Is Preble st.
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U. ). MARNHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES OF ANsRIcA,

uTrrTD ED. STATES u. as Ss,1a OF As.H1cA,
iDUksUANT 10 Vend: Expo; to M directed
IL / om the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge Of the United
States District ourt. Within and for The District CT
Maine, shall expose and sell at pube Huoiion, to
the highest BIZ der tbs reor the following property
and merchandise at the time and place Within said
District es follows, viz s. >. -
At the Custom House Building, on Fore street.
Sn Porttasd on Monday, the sir'h Gay Of March
nsrt, at II o'cycek, a. NJ, fi
E;even thousand, seven hundred and fcrty c.
CARS; fwo hundred and twenty pounds OF GUN
POWDsRj one hundred and sxty-Gy pounds of
SUGAR; Eight barrels of MOLASSRS; One bar
rel, SUSARi -Four bbls of MOLhSSES; thirty.
two hundred CIGARS; Three bbls MOLASsES;
o4e Demijohn W. J. r UM; One PONG sLKIGH;
One ROBE; One HORSE BLANKET; One H4I.
NRSSi One II HlLTEP; Ten Bottles BRANDY
One keg of SPIRIT; Two bbls and six bags OF
SUGAR; Ono bbs and ten denJohns OF SANTA
CRUZ RUM One bbl SUGAR; Three bbs AlC.
LASSRS.
The same having bean decreed forfeit to the Uni.
ted ates in the District Court for said District,
and ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed OF
according to law. .d
Dated at Portland this eighteenth day Of Febrr.
ary,A D. 1866.
,, CHARLES CLARK, l
feb18 dtd U. s. Marshal Dist; OF NAME
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
In the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred an
Strty-biUe. SLAIN

In the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred ana
Sixty Five.
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled
AN Ordinance establishing Sinking Fund"
re % ordained by the MGyor, Aldermen, aud Com
mon Council Of the City of Portland IN City Coun
cit assembled, as Jotkoics:- II
SEClloN An Ordinance entitled can Ord:-
y mace establishing sinking Fund - passed Ju-
y s, A. 1851, is hereby amended by inserting the
words Not less than five per cent. of the el ex.
sting City Debt after the word ''deterpire 10 the
thirteenth line of the second section of said Ordi.
nance, and by striking out the word "Cspital', in
me last lle OF said section, and inserting the word
"Dnacipsl," " SO that tai- section amended shall
read as TO lows:-
''SEcTIoN 2-An balances of monsy unappropri.
afed remaining in the Treasury at ths end of auy f.
nancja year; all excesses of income over the origi
nal estimated income; II balances of apr ropriations
original or BY additions, remaining the books of
the Auditor; all receipts for premiums City Notes
issued; all receipts in money account of the sails
of any real es ale OF any description now belonging
OF which may hereafter belong 10 the CITY, ex9epting
the sale of burial lots iu the Cemeteries OF the otv
all receipts on account of the principal sum of any
stocks, bonds or notes now owned or which NAV
hereafter be owed by the city; and also of the an
nua city tax such sum as the Citv Council of each
year shall ft and determine not less than five per
cent. of TIE then existing city debit shall be and the
same hereby is appropriated to the payment, or the
purchase, ofthe principal o. the city debt.
Approved, Feb Z, 1856. Isl
A True Copy, Attest: r.
feb9-a2w ). M. HEATH, City Clerk
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Farm For aale.l

The subscriber offers his Farm for
A<aSa "a sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
E9fz9z2R North Yarmouth formerly known,
S4 zflt sssll as the "Mogse Farm" Likewise
ss--=ssae=-his sock and Farming tools. The
tsfm contaiils about no acres OF good land, good
Dulloings &C. Those wishing to purchase are invit-
Il. I. DILLINeHAM.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1866. jan4eodtf
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Wanted.

Wanted,
A SITUATION as Book-keepor in o wholesale
n establishment, or as Copyist. Best of reIer.
ence given. Address s'H. 4. D." Press Office. II
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Fortunate 1t was for them that Martin did
not aoneIe too strictly to the motto, Let ev-
cry man look after himself"
80, after all, Dora Maybe married the rich
est man in Seaburne.
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FOR SALE.

fESHE subscriber offers 70. sale his Farm on the
road between Sac,arappa and Gorham. 1t CON-
grass land. There is on tie farm, one story house
carriage house and barn 81 feet by go, with good
cellar una Tit. 1t has good orchard, with about
BOO young I uit trees. JOHN NJ. ALLEN,
Janz0sodom stia Saccarappa.
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For gaee.

A sou ARE block of land, of about Il, 900 acres
"a OF wood land, on the south side of the river st
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
WOODED Wltn every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities., and maple
Dlrcn, beecn tanlarac and bass wood to any amount
Enquire OF H. T. MACHIN Portland =
Portland, Feb. 1864. A' feb25 eodtf
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Farm for Sale,
Farm for sale.

Tat superior A. l farm recently
AfzA owned aud occupied By the late
&aEk HAzshR Capt. Thaxter Prince containing
MEk6 Es@1 80 acres Of 6 cd land, l5 of which Is
s4E wood. Good buildings and not a
ROD of wazte and upon it. Said farm is situated in
Yarmouth about one AID half miles from the G. T.
x. r. Depot. 8E 8seaJ N 1893 M. IN
Enquire of Charles Humphrey at Yarmouth Vii
lage.
Yarmouth, Jan. II, 1865. janis eoddSwtf
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Wood for E1IA.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood ON the stump
IA at Graves Hill, Westbrook, will be sold at
bargain. 1T E37 " ~ s71--
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. H.
Babcock,s, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. oct6 diff
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FOR SALE.

q CLIFF COTTAGE containing over 20
rooms, large stable and sheds--situated two
lssAakAR and one-half miles from Portland and the
Ii E7 finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
&tering place and summer boardersT For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN. PIC
ap7 df l0l Commercial Street. Portland.
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Sifuafian Wanfed

WANTED by man whe has lost his right arm
w in the service of his count " a situation in a
store or in any norabe employ ment that his con-
dTtion will permit him to engage in. Good refer
enoes given. Address +. w. III ough the Post Of
flee. febl6dlw*
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FOR SALE & TO LEYT',


FEyHE Subscriber ofsrs his Farm, situated in Cape
IL Elizabeth. eDou Ii miles from Portland Bridge,
ccntaing l6 acres Of Land, Baildnss cool
For1articuars enquire of e, N. FERRY, at the
Sheriff 9 Office, or through the Portland Post Office
Box lIS6. Gf.t lI s1 febl4dtf
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Wood Chonnars AEanled.

ITO chop 100 cords wood. The highest cash price
i paid. For particulars enquire Of Arthur Dyer,
No, 80, York ST., or Scott Dyer, c ape Elizabeth
feb Is d3W*
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Ratan of Advertininr.

cAoinch ofsnaOo In lengta Of column, oonstitste,
fseJARH.2 = I &
sj5lper square daily first week; rs cents per veeR
scrt three insertions or lsss, &I00 continuing eve.
~ oiber 6ay after ilTst week, so cents. lHf
Bels square, three Insertions or iose rs eenfs: one
@esh. LEO; 30 eenta per week after.
Under head ef k4caRM RxTe, 500 per square per
week; one iasastic1, S1,5c.
szNo14L PcrIgzs, $500 per square first week
81 Per square alters tAroe insertions less Sl.6
ss.f0
A1parilg@ rtsats AassTted In the MAIEE STATS
FEzs Ewhici is largo otrculstioniu every part Z
ns SSEssl Sl0) par square for first insertion and
e0csAss per sasro lor sacn subsequent IL SEA tcn.
I.sz Al E.frksihs Sc aaHsi rates.
Eracgaoaf ADVERT eezsente HEst be paid form &C.
Vance.
BuesNkse NeTIcB= II resoiag colunansi 20 cents
ser kna FOR enc insertion. no ohsrge les than fifty
cents for each t@ssrtson.
~ AiiccnIa7a a.o9ticns iraended for the paper
saoriS se directed 10 the dst9r Of the Press anJ
ssosc NJ bnHi1esa eharacfe-to to the PM5iishers.
~ Jon RrATxEe Q every description 9xecgte5
sFr aisgeteh.
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DIR. JONATHAN MOOR'S
Essence of Life.

TSAN EXCELLENT MEDICINE. 1t cures Cor Chs
Il Colds and Whooping Couga, and all disessts OF
the Throat and Lungs ard it works lik 9 charm In
quieting children when teethins. Try II. Prepared
by Z. K, HAYWARD, Hadley Mass.
W. PHILLIPS & Co., Agents. Japl6deod5w
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Newspaper Correspondence.

HUE undersigned, ex-editor Of this city, here.
II BY tenders his services, for areasonab COM
Pepsation to the publishers of any news journa ais
in Maine, in Boston in New York or elsea here whS
would like 70 enjoy the ready correspond ence of an
experienced writer and journahst at the CaEital "a
THIS State He hattt rs bmse fthat his seQuantanc3
with the ccal ansactions and the public measures
a. The pubic men Of the Stataa ald Ceun.ry a. we'll
al lsboTs, give him an advsntsge in this lefpcet
which few others possess He knows how 10 writa
copy for the printer that will require revision
after it passes out of his hands He is also a good
and expeditions proof" reader, and is willing t0
engage with any publisher who may desire his SER
vices home or abroad, in y at capsci'y.
WILLIAM A. DREW.
Augusta, Jsn'y 2, 1866. .tt ian6dtf
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DIsrpIor OF MAINE, IS. t4l
Ups pSi ~ II 70 an Iaterlocutory Order of Sale
1tn ne directed, from the Hon. Ashuf Wsrs
" sehe , limited Ststes District Court within .
SuuHs ~ nistrict Of Maine, shall " rope and sell
public % auction, to the hlshost bidder ,hsr,isr "a,
OS@s said S DISTINCT At ae %
a. b, font Of the Custom House, in Portland, ON
Wednesday,, the tlrenty-second day Of February
currenf, dt Il O'Clock, A. NJ,
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Wanted.

ITO rent, on, or before the first of April, house.
IL with about twelve or fourteen Rooms centrally
located. Address Post Office Rex 574. febl5d1*In
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PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERATION
Acts upon the secretions of the scarf skin Of the
scalp giving life the roots OF the hair and prevent.
IL ing 1t from falling of.
PERUVIAN HAIR RECENERAYOR
Il the most perfect Hair Renewer in use.

IL the most perfect Hair Remover in use.
Everybody should use PERUVIAN HAIR RKexH.
ARATOR. Bes0dre Of limitations! Call Tor Peruvf.
an ha Regenerator AID receive other. Fr
Jones Ray wholesale agents, 170 Washin gton 81,
Boston; Also Weeks l. Potter, Carter, Rustk & Co
and others. At Wholesale by Sheppard & Co. Port.
land. At retail L. G. gibson. IA Market Square,
SHORT Il WATKRHoUsE, cor Congress Middle st.,
Crossman Co., and j. b. Lunt and dealers genes.
ally. nov 24-dsns
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One Horse.

Terms OF Sale-CAsH.
Dated at Portland, this eighteenth day of Feb.
rusry, A. D., 1866.
CHARLES CLARK,
febIstd u s. Marahal, Diat. Of Maine
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aid for the National Freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has been made by which all
IA contributions fort the National Freedmen's Re-
lief Association will be forwarded promptly, with
out expense. to New York. Commodities 81 ould be
securely packed and directed to G. c. LEIGH, Nos.
1 IL Mercer street, New York, Care OF George X.
Davis. Portland, Maine
Contributions in Money to Eben Steele Esq, Port
and Ne. VIM. GEO. HAWKINS,
Seey Of Ex. Comm of N. #. r. Association.
January I'd, 1885, ian3d3m
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Payment of fAndroscoggin R. R. Coupors.
FEyHE undersigned willsr ay all Coupons attached
IL to Bonds of the second Mortgage or the andre.
scoggn Il. Co, that fell due in 1861, with interest
to FeD l. IS g. on presentment at his office in Port
land. He also pays Coupons of SAID Bonds that tel
due before, with Interest to June 80, 1864.
JABEZ q. WOODMAN,
TT. of Trustees of Sd Mortgage ofthe A. II. z. Co.
Feb g. 1855. feb4d&w3w
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w Wanted

ENOR family o. three persons, Rooms in a oni-
IL et,respecsabl neighborhood. Satisfactory ref
erencss gwen. Address for two wseks through tse
Post Office, Il. Z. 8. Camp Berry. iebS12w*
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For Sale.

a The well known HOTEL, situated at Gray
Fa:zA Corner, l6 miles from Portland, with sta
E.kS&tsss& bles, Barns, Sheds, &C.
sskfaaiE Also, One Hundred and Fifteen Acres Of
EkIzAM GOOD Land, about thirty-ive of which is
Wood The rest is divided into Moving Tiase and
Pasturage.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
the premises. THEOPHILUS ETIMSON.
Gray, Feb 2l, ls95-d2w*
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THE SPRING TERM

OF this Institution will oren Feb. %, and con-
~ tinue twelve weeks.
q. M. STEVENS, ~
ftb18d1w* Secretary
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ApotElecary shop for SAFE.

fhVHE unders gned wishing to chenge his place
n OF residence, viii sell his Shop, Furniture,
Stcck &C The stock is new and complete in all its
departments. The stand is enc OF the best in Port
Land, being suited to Family and Country FraGe.-
Apply at las Congress street. ect24
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A N one requiring the services of a Book-keeper,
Ia Assistant BOOK keeper. or Copylst, that can
furnish good re erences. from iormer emoloyees,
has only to address LEWIS, Portland P. o.
February 18th 1865. fewl6d2*
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in the Editorial DEPARTMENT of
Ia some ne spaper, by one who love the profess
ion, and II I'm choice would MAKE it business 1or
life. Address tor one month
febl6d3w ENOCH KNIGHT, Lowell, Me.
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FRYEBURG ACADEMY

r. AZ sYEBURG ACADEMY !!
FHyHE Spring Term of this Institution will COM
4 mence Wednesday, March 1st, and continue
eleven weeks.
EDWIN F. AMBRoeE, A. B. Principal,
CHARLES D. BARRows, A. B. Assistant
Miss ELLEN A. BARRows, Teacher of Music,
Miss MARIANA SouTHER, Teacher of Drawing.
For further particulars address
d. b. SEWALL, Secy.
Ffeburg, Feb l4th, 1866. febl6d8w
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
JOHET. GILMAN, Edisor4
Published at Ne. SAL EXCHANGE STREET By
N. A. FOSTER 8 CO. hs

TaBPoRrLANp DAILY FRHssis Published datSS.0t
ner ycar in advance. a.R. erf esF
EHn nMArN1 IN 4rs PREss is published every Thurs.
day mornaugGt "a. 90 per annum In advance; 50. .2t
u paid within eix eRthe, and &2.50, payment be
delayed beyond six months. N
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w a NTED a
FIFTY ssHA Hiss
First National Bank Stock
WM. Hi. WOOD & SOW,
30 Exchange Street.
10000.

"ANTEDto to borrow for the Town Of Brunswick,
w Tsoemty Thousand Dollars, for one or two
years. Al b LOOKS, Treasurer.
brunswick, Feb II, 1865. aeblS Si&wistf
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Wanted.
LOST.

DY young man of twenty, employment in any
ID respectable business Inquire of
ieb21dtf d. Fl. INGRAHAM, 101 Middle st.
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w A NTEDf

I WILL pay TEN cents per lb. for ALL Pamphlets
Il delivered at the Office of the Por tland Sugar Co
corner Commercial and Maple sts.
jan21dtf IN BROWN
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Lot of land No. s5 Portland st. containing over
5000 l9ua,e eet For particulars inquire az g. Cons
meroial Street. fphlbaaMs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-27
ltrtbeil eiuer Trau iibcr Nlabame Surratt.

Maname Sane 8. Swi6belm GuBert ii4 IN etnem
Saretsn an ben u4ittsturs Commercial" in fol.
senber g8eiie ifer Niab. Surratt:
vGs 1T sstrduhlih, iie als Elm llnsebeuer, nit
aubercreentliH perI4mistcn nne 8raulamen Sc
iidtssasen bar3ufeuen; mdbrenb iie bod einfah els
ne @epraientantin Der Shbldnberinnen III unb niht
tsIer obsr hlebtsr ale bic MstrSabl berlelten. Sd
femme asute, bic Fe als bic erits saSnbeit ierss
Gruntps, ala BEN 9ieblina auer i6rer Treunbe, cas
SosaI bres Mannes unS iSrsrainper seiannt 9asen.
SIR Mntlis, fcmis ibrs san5e Gefalt, Bate rdb,
renb ibres 4rrSeiies etmas 3artes, Sanftes unb
@titterliHes; MIR ibrs Srcbsn Srauen Aussn yer,
rietben innere starfe.
vSbr 8mebmen pibrenb cielsr lansen unb idrsds
lihen Yriifuns mar 6u6erf taftrpa unb riirnig.
Sie fubrte feline gcencn 6erbsi, pie Elm ihmateS
cber sitlss g4eib set9an baten tpirbe. als ibre
Scsbter In bic @erihtsrerbaneuna tam unb NIT III.
dsnber 9ipre unb iiterFrSmenbsm aluse i'm 8ssriiTe
gu ein ihien, suiammensubre4en tbat fie ibr hurh
cine ttttenbe une ermabnenoe Bewe9unS Gin9alt.
Die san5en lanSen Sage binemrh iab fie nit ibrem
bibten, bcrabselaiIenen 8rauerIhlsir ba unb bielt
einsn src6cn patmblatts Gider Swiihen ibr Mntlik
uno bic Mense, trelAe f4 5uiammen nrdnsts uno
ihcb, nm iie anSuitarren, als Of fe Elm alligator
aeipeien fei, rdbreno Sunncrte bon ericnen In Die.
8emertnnsen mahtsn.
u98a6renb Der sansen 3sit lebnte fs ibr 9aupt
matt sssen bic Mauer unb bislt, inhem iie nit ben
!Sdnpen atrehielts, Dem TaAer teitanbis Dor ibr
9sht mabrsnb iis prn Belt su 3eit cine Ieiie SBeb,
flass ausaeB. Mdnner uno Trauen erbptsn iidb
auf bic 3sbsn, freften unb brdnstcn ii pber itan,
DEN, usnn e Den gintritt srlanSt batten, rubis ba
une mahten 9smsrtunssn mic: $50 1T Mtabame
Surratt? SD mShte iie ieben." rSb, fsb, ipielt
iie riht Die Susenotafte?" SD polts, itb fSnnte
ibr @eilAt teiicr iebsn" rSit Fe niat Elm Seufsl?"
Ipat lie niht siu iAredlihss Geiht?" uSpTsntli1
triro man fie bansen" s8a9rsnb Der s'psi unb sin,
Balls Stunoen, ais ih in ibrsr Nabe iaB, bSrts itb
csrartise 9smerfunsen pisbsrbcl unb oft teslsitet
BON rctem Gsld4ter; unb He mu6 bielsltsn eben 10
psutlih sebSrt batsn, ais ih. @ie ,purben ausen,
iAenlia ausssprcdcn, oamit is es bSrsn iouts.
~Gs erihien mir 10 srauiam uno feise, IN hieisr
SSeiie cine @efansene in Retsn III tslsibissn, bas
ib mid niAt entbalten fcnnts, su srtpisosrn, unb
ms6rmals ju iasen: uSisha fsin ihlehtes 6eiht
icnbern elm sutes; uno msnn iis ss aud niht bdt>
e, 10 1T Go bod fsise, iie 5u iniultirsn!" @is lsb
i9rsn Taher tnfen unp blide nit snem iplhen 9lus=
eruds Der Sanftarfsit auf mid, bab i ss ME per,
ss1en wercs. Sd bliate ibr pca in bic slussn;
Die me,ni9en .paren nht trpdsn, rGbrcnb bic ibris
gen iA NIT srcbsn S9ranen iiiatsn. Wisbrers fras,
ten mia, Of ib cine Treunbin bon Wlrs. surratt
isi, 10 tsfremosno eriAisn jerss Mitldo nit i9r."