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, 1865-09-11
4 SSESS3fFNT NOTICE.

Il SpISDMEN4 L NOl1o1.
II oF71e1 o. TIE BoA8p OF PCHtie WoEKs,e
CHICAGO. Sept II. 1885,
Public notice IL hereby glren 70 al perso1s Interest
edt that the Undersigned ot ths boaso
rieted the Assessment Roll for the cnshns win en5o
walls both sides Of Monroe street. ttun Es15x a=St 70
AIaFket street, md such Assessment Roll has been
1Icd 10 the oftcc Of the City Clerk
The unieEsgnxd will apply 70 the Coumon EoGpei! @ M
Ihs Ht5 dsy OF september. l1s5, A. Inc hour Of II
O'Clock p m for eon1rnatton Of s9eh aassssn2s sns
be beard 81 pe,sons xshaE g o1sct A to a I'D = =
Writnc tn Tic oce Of the City Clerk, At fest o1o daJ
pEloF to such meeting Of tho Common Council.
J. u. GISDELE.
FRED LETT,
o. j. ROSE,
afIrrn
, 1865-09-11
A SSF FSS11 1ENT NOTICE.
A. SSFSSATENT NOTICE.

A. SSESSAIENT NOTICE.
II OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WgExs
CHICAGO, Sept. II, tSo.
Public notfcsis hereby given TO III
thai I1o uudersgned Commissioners Of tho board Of
Public NOES * tEt ci.y Of Cnica.o bare completed
Tho asscsaent roll for the erection Of lang posts Oh
Oak street between Wells street ana Iasalie sttGeI
anf such assessmeat roll h2s been died Ii tho ouee
u the CITY Cfesk. :, .,
tbs nndessIsned viii arrly 10 tho Couinon Council
Of said ely III ne1t regular ectt to 90 hcld %
Tho 18th dly September @ At the honE Of ~ O'Clock
n n. Mt conarmationGf Ct such assessment, ne which
tiuc ali PARTIES Interested Will hsvo this right 70 bo
uept must die lhctr Objections to the saae, 10 writing,
il the 9ce of CRY Clerk 1t least one day prior TO
~ j. e. GISDELE,
FRED LETZ
q. ]. ROSE
Commissioners Of the Eoard Of Public Nosss.
, 1865-09-11

1cG. Davis Removed from tie Case
1nuscx--xylrzss CondifIou--tsTnnd Po-
ltsical Explosion and New Comb1na-
ftnn@--Dc4rth Of, .Prordsfons In Vtf-
Ein1a--lfos Dipbrl,crin. DC.
NEW YORK. Sept 1.-the Goaaseteaa5s Wash,
ipCton tprtai tayr JEFF. Uayis has bern removed
from the cnsematcs OF Fortress Monroe a1d Placed
ir more commotiuas quarters In the Fortress.
I lis charge u1s effected On fhe suggestion OF his
piIyFicino. who said hif health was suffering
Nirz'+ condition Il such that should hls trial ton-
lirue Rnutlcf month he will die.
Frederick Seward VII partfa1lg resume his OIL
cial duties next Muuday.
The euborl!natoD Of the military IN the eirl NJ
thoriay tn Mississippi 1nects with Mr. sc~nrd'e
hearty coAcutErpce.
NEw Ynnk- Sept. A-The t:onpu<r-iarA WASH
tugton special rsyt; "7he rlenc.,ts Of iesre po-
lit{cal excitement arc npparrut. The New York
1lc,uocTutic nominations, and the Weed, GreeIe<.
1NeIr aunfcl nccm TO pfccVtate escntH and grand
e~n]osIoU, lending 10 new political combinations
NJ In meet Important character. may BE- expected.
II WssHrScroN, Sept azS9ch Of Late ha. bcen the
dc.r1 ~ nrortsoua IN Virginia, md 70 limited Il
~ ennn]y now On hand. that any ammunition In thI
nnIou1 at present maturing II lo1kea ap1h WI
ccnefai nt{cipatinns dtseasG calied hoE opa.hs
- ia roV rspidly killing on the hoes IN fassa -
-. i s5;oipinr counties. The animal appear We!
u thc inor,,If,c during the dry ts neck twc a. a.
nx he mi moon Is dead. No canse NM oetn ols
, 1865-09-11
Nfm apbettiseutentS.


4 SSESSNfENT NOTICE.
~ OFFICE OF TIE RoAup Or PrH11c WoIx.,}
CHIcAao, scptembe: 1tth. 1sS5 J.,
Public notice Is hereby given TO ~ persons interest,"
ed tlat the Undersigned, E1nmiss1oness OF tae hoan
pie.ed the assessment Eo for the opening OF ~ 1901
alcy midway between STATE sreet and Afenut
Sixteenth street snt such assessment rul has been
flied In the ottce Of the City Clerk.
The undersigned viii apply to tie Common Council
Of said city II It's next regular meeting 10 b held on
ss IT = qa OF sach e sss geaa 81
which lime AZ parties inicrcsted VIII have the right 70
nent must lc their objections 70 the s4nc. writing,
In the ore OF the City Clerk. It least dly pslor -
s1ch melting Of the CoMnlon Council.
L. Il. GtNDELE,
FRED LEfZ,
@. J. KOSF,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
Eat4r
, 1865-09-11

, 4 SSESSA1ENT NOTICE.
IN pfF1cx OF TIE DoARD OF Ernt1c WoEKs.l
CHICAGO. Sept IL l9sa- :
Public rotfcr d hereby given to At persons Interest,"
ed that the undersigned. Of rhe ho0r
o{ Ppbl!o Works Of the CITY Of ChlcaEo haTe Gon1.
ifpsdaie street. through Block Eushnrl1s Addislon
east lSalie Atssct and such Assessment Aoll LII
The Undersigned wu sppiy to he Common Eonnsal @
tic tth aay Of September, 1sto, at the hour Of ~
O'Clock Ios os @ sRsa re- ;s sn
70 btFheatd, All etont wlshirT to object TO said as
atssnent must 1ls thelF objections to tne satne
N1itiuc In the oce OF tho City Cer t least 0nf d5
prior 70 such meeting ofthe Common Go4nei-
FRED LEEZ,
O. j. ROSE
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public WORKS
1 all
, 1865-09-11

Sanitary Condition Of the Freedmen In
Observation-Disclosures from 1nkernal
1acEcnuc.
lEpccta1 Despatch to the Chicago 1Aabune-]
WAsutSuroN. Sept g.
pt. Robt. Ieyburn. Surgcon.fn- Chief Of The
Freedmcns Bureau, has made an Interesting report
upon the sanitary condition Of The coIo.cd resi-
couc,rcc,e, The number Of colonel people is csti.
mated at between 40O and 5000 residing In small
,yooden houses. generally but Twelve fset square,
each of which accommodates from txo to az pcr.
sons. The rrnt charged Is from two 10 SIX dollars
per month. which must psoduce for the landlords
from f,ffv tn .eyenty.6yr per cent snnua1ly 11non
'.n sn,,"on Icxh,n ex7er..1,v no,cs tb,t co,orea
-annle rn.n,fest nm fsnnet3on toraraa bcprnr nil
he:rn ,r,1IIrc tn u.o,a. nv , 1lrfnc
~ T,1+,.+ .+,tes +h,t ,nnrh srl,c., .nd mr.,
.u,t. -, ~. a.>.,r th.t,, <.-,,tnnaS .,v tts
~ --x,sr a-ss,.s tss r,@,rsSr,n,, ,,,+,,r-
s,es1,,. :. 1s,n1 +nn1s o,oasoa ~ 49,
~. ~. -o.e,rs +-.r,srs +,,n +,e,- tha 5,nn,n-,s
80. ,,a.,ria ~ .,.d h,1;ta
De ~, er....s....; -.s :, ,os,,,,ass-
'0sss ~. - - 80 1S..-..s -. d.
| - - ~ ~. ~ 900 ~ ~ ~ "@@'
o7s~e s.Hs~.ss so .,,.sasst,. a.u s -, ..s,.+.,.
| rT..-..7 r,.1,,,n. L.,o ;,t t,..- 49,. i,
eosf o. tnsa,n Is,A Asn0 A.'e '''' 'ssn 'n''t' ::
'1o"1.s ms,l. .., n,;,., ~ n,,..xt
| 49, 81
eha:les a. u,poie, 20 ~ as.9u, ~ otsuaeI aIs
un1o'-A. ". uaouL. ~ ~ taloa' ~" ots1S
NsAinn oa'1s, ~ ut'is.on. ~ Ostai!-
o.s.T -. ~, 1,,.s.taa .s. ~. n,.,..s. -.
, 1865-09-11

4 SSESSNIENT NOTICE. +
Il Osr1cr OF 11R RoAnp ~ PUBLIC Wnnxs
CnICAGa. Sept. nth. 1S6S. )
uh]Ic nptfcc Il hereby given all persons interest
cd that tie untetssRned Commissioners Of tho Board
of TuIc Works Of ine City or ChtcaXo haFe compet-
Alleys IN block L. Dutlar, Wright and MshstefS AGd
tio Chicago 1Id euc roll has been ciro
Tne nndessgnel vii apply to the Common Council Of
said CIV nj lis next rc meeting. to be held on
he 18th DAY Of september, ass at the hour Of n =
r. Tor conElnaton q such A as:ss'9sst s ,s q whisa
heard Al persons wishing to object 70 said aaseas-
ment must he their objections to the sumo N Writing,
u the Cce OF City Clerk At csss 0ae a9S PRIOR 70
sueo aDeeA'''s Va FA' j. q: G1NDELE,
FRED. LETT, -:
o. j. ROSE,
Commissioners Of tic Board Of Public Works.
iA4aAl8 :
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Third-That all riotous or tumultu
Gus assenblages Of the people, and also
all assemblages for unlawful purposes
and unlaUfai objects, viii be dispersed;
and to this end, If necessary, the milf
tsry power Of the United States viii be
invoked.
Fourth-That the idea, If any such
is entertained, that private property
will be distributed or parcelled out, IS
not only delusive but dangerous and
mischievous; and if any attempt should
be made by any person or persons TO
effect such an object by violence or IN
lawful means, it viii only secure TO
him or them speedy and merited pun
ishment.
Fifth-To the end that the people
may qualify themselves as voters, it will
doubtless be the pleasure Of the com
missioned officers in the service of the
/ United States 20 have the oath of am
nesty administered under the rules and
regulations prescribed by the Secretary
of State Of the United States; and in
this work l most earnestly desire and
solicit the cheerful cooperation of the
people, SO that Georgia may speedily
be delivered Of military rule that she
may once again regulate her own dc
mestic affairs again enjoy the blessings
of civil government, and be heard and
felt by her Senators and Represents
tiVes IN the councils of the nation.
Done at Milledgeville, the Capitol Of
the State, on this, the 18th day o.
July, in the year four Lord, 1865
and tAe eigthty-nineth year o
Amecan Independence.
JAMES JOHNSON,
Provisional Governor of Georgia.
By the Governor:
H. BRsooE, Secretary.
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JsCks0n's Law Once.

Near the centre Of Salisbury, on The
grounds Of Judge Boyden, stands an
Office whore Andrew jackson once
practieed law Il is little frame
b uilding shout ten feet square. stand
ing on line with the pavement with
its gable end 10 the street A small
board shutter covers the only window
and the low door opens into the yard
At the sides It is painted red. hut
ooks very diney now. The soldiers
have torn half Of one side OF As me.
mentoes Il is strange object. and
Wen calculated to arrest the attention
OF me stranger, standing as II does a
most a ruin directly ia front of a lsrc,
mansion surrounded with ertsrs;ss
grounds, both well shaded AMI eifss
with choice shFubbery.
But It has fallen into worthy hand.
Judge boyden has much of tie sn;,;t |
which marked jackson, and Thrones /
All THIS war he has not only rnaiptsineS /
his integrity, but be has moi besi,a,oJ
70 denOunce the rebellion in an -
stages. he labored early and lsta
hold The State from seeding, and bold.
y maintained his opposition 10 iba
whole move throughout the war. H.
gray hair and his great ability. which
gave him influence, alone prevented
INN from being hung u is a very I
1tting thing for such , eaAn 10 own
andrew Jackson's law of se-C5r Co.
5assas
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Georgla--GoY. JOhnsOn.

Gov. johnson issued his first procla-
nation TO the people of Georgia on the
18th inst, from Milledgeyille, the Cap
ital of the State. lie orders an cleo
ton 70 be held on the first Wednesday
in October next, of delegates to aState
Convention, which is to assemble on the
fourth Wednesday of the same month.
The Atlanta Era, Of the 18th, makes
the following comments on the procla-
nation:
The proclamation of Gov. johnson,
making the first step towards the re-
organization of civil government in
Georgia appeared in our columns yes
terday. IN it the duty Of the people is
clearly set forth. Every man now
knows what he has to do, and how TO
act in order to contribute toward the
restoration of civil law in the Empire
State of the South.
We have been pleased to notice the
cordiality of feeling which has been
manifested among the people ever since
the closing of the revolution. There
has been no collision of sentiment, no
bitter expression of feeling; but the
people, without hardly an exception, are
anxious TO have the final settlement Of
the great questions made, that they
may return fully and freely TO the ordi
nary duties of life, and go to work re
storing the country from the desolated
condition in which the war has left it.
In selecting men for the coming con
vention, there can be no party choice
All parties are now merged in one, and
what the people have to look to in an
election is the selection of wisdom and
craftsmanship. The wisest legislation
will be necessary to guide the old ship
\ harmoniously back into its accustomed
harbor We have a good man for Gov
ernor. His speeches and his proclama
ton foreshadow his policy. Now Civ,
him good and wise Convention ana
the result viii be most harmonious.
Is incumbent upon every man to fee
that be stands at the helm of the Gov
] eminent; to feel that 8 final adjust
ment Of affairs devolEes upon him, ans
when he lifts his voice at all it shoult
be with view to conciliate any differ
ence of opinion that may perchancu
exist We do not believe we are IA
from the coveted haven of rest w,
are not, If all the people will do thei
whole duty.
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5000 Reward

rINkKN from the subscrb r. eitbsr -
y college street, or az the Bosrdi :. Hei...,s
Hnh1 n, 20 9 rnlautCwa, 500 iE 7si M =
bon1s. and - IN Haney. coasis irlr cl 10 q,
80 one sto nl IN tsreenhscks, and ss8 CO..
= iI.si.1s who we're with him, AMI v 10 tool, ~
iioaef nom Inn, vi return & 70 shis OsEoe -,
- receive the stove reward, aui 90 questior,
jyi''iF CHARLES G. cUsHMAN
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Capital $25O,OOO
DIRECTORS.
Onice---NO. Ia College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN
Incorporated Under the La'0s Of the State
Of Tennessee.

THIS Company is organized for tho purpose OF
- Mining and Boring foI Petroleum, Coal, Salt
water ana 0 her valuable minerals; sud
sNow owns In Zee pie upwards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land in Rhea, Hamilton. bled-
soc and Van Buren, counties also
Various Leases, including Gnlrhes, Sorges,
Coal Coke and Iron Banks, one Salt Well, ihrse
Ochre Banks, and tso PlasSer Banksi sl-o
Several pla RS where ind catiCns for Petroleum
are ss good as any in the Slate
The Capital Of thi' Company is SEQ GOO, With the
privilege of increasing It 10 81, 600.
The trssids mt Of this Company IS an old res dent
Of Bledsoe county, Tenn, fsTorsbly and extensive
~ known
Shares in this Company are 500 each, subject 10
calls Of 10 per cent, otener than once in three
months.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Of the stock o
this Company has already been subscribed
The Office o. this Company is ct No. II College
rect, Hashv lie, where any informal can lie bad
and subscriptions of Stock taken.
B, F. BRfDGMAN, President.
T. ]. WILSON, Secretary.
jyS0-lm
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TURBINE WATER-WHEELS.

rs attention o. Ell these using wafer power Is
= p .1sl.ea @ an examination Of The ANDR VS.
- aNu Naler wheel. L is The most simple,
nolsng about il lialle 70 get ont II order or
- que ana b suitable Tor al tirloses ether
y sltssDt or houzonisl shsas For eflnenry ii
~ -, ~, 80 oest m use, CIV ng useful effect
de- phia Wster-Fo-ls 'es'ee ~ tie ma
FOR more definite informssiou. send s,r cire,,lsr
;,,so s,s... .. . NELSON, agent
at---t-e"et Coiunllsist ,hio
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The remHus Of Mrs. MARY JANE, lste wife o.
Mr.. W. by Smith, viii be removed from Inc family
Residence, No. 10 South Spruce street TO the City
Cemetery, Tor interment, at O'Clock, a. s.,1to-
Uorrow (sunday.) Friends Of the deceased and
lsInily are respectfully invited foa tend.
Nashville, July %. 1856.
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oaseET1c.-owing to the sad berssve-
Viii ch We are panied this morning 10
fonicle, and which deprivss Us tempora-
iIy Of the valuable services Of our senior
editor, We do not present our usual variety
Of reading matter.
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Cloak Department

Comprises great Vlreiy Of YER desifabla G0iis
which We WI sell at prizes 10 ftit the times. Fns
t. ma lloass, basques q ca fisrc1ssialns M-uli
las dc Il9efQS e d. qrus Il NnDiss, Crruia-, eie,
ETC., viii be sold VEHY cE EAP 10 order % maks
room fer our Fsli STOCK.
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EDUCATION
To THE PUBLIC.

THE solicitation o. IT ends and 70 sid the cause
"a Of fenlals edueatiou. he unslersi n 81 has de-
termlnsd 70 open a hool for Females, n this cay
o. The first Moncay September next To bnild
up permanent ss,ool, embracing the useful
ana Ornamental branches, is the OBJECT
HeIe 10 Tenues &c Is vide held and one 10
which We pr ross % fxer Use all our enc 8 es
and whatever acQ 1irements years Of literary labor
may have given rs Having spent the last foilr
months ID y sting the best schools IN different
$ aies, We have endeaVored to iudeiously sci C.
the salient pOin's Of fn.
The course VIII be thorough aud the instrus ion7
select Ehile personal aftentoB VIII te gwen % the
moral, intellectual and physical d-velopmtnt Of
each pupil.
chnsdanty without seclarisniaH nj Be publicly
upheld
Gu cheiishsd purpose VIII Be- % impress the
idea that female educatiln should % tsofYl9hs -
III and complete. .
ing well aloud, will occupy their uisfitea Places
and ts taught By the best masters
a Tim ted number II toasdi1g pupils VII pe
taken ,E,-.,-,.s-.
ArDlicatioD made perSOnaaiy or y iet-ef adoiens
ing box 40, Nashville, Tenn : -,,.,r,
iys 2tE an sept " = VAN
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YouNa LADY to attend ID Faacy COED
"a ard TtiuiuiIne store. che a. qlanitd VII
hs basinssI pressFssL EnquiTs = No. y ~, esl'a
street., wv
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REEERENCFS.

Hon william G. BrOwnlOw, governor of Ten
nessee.
Brig. Gen. James p BroWnloR, Adiutant Genera
Of Tennessee.
Major General s. D. Stanley, An Army Corps
Major General George W. Stonemsn, Knoxville
Tenn.
Bvt. Major General R. ". Johnson. Pulaski
Tenn.
june25-sm@
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Military Claim Agency.
JOHN O'HEILL
QAie Cap. 17sh U. s.C.L)
Uate Cap 17lh U. s. G. L.

OFFTCERRs Monthly and Quarterly Papers and
" Muster-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given to the collection o
claims for Comnisssry and QuartsrrnAsters Stores,
whether reeeipted for or not.
Claims for Pension, Bounty, Arrears Of Pay, Prize
Money, pay for Horses lost in ssrvicei together
with Just demands against the United States, at
tended to and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts.
Vouchers formal or Informal, collected.
Ohicsrs' Qusrtermaster and Ordinance Returns.
no nstter how comp icased, executed in : few
days.
Officers Pay Accounts made out.
The undersigned having served over iseven
Years N the Army, most OF the time in the
Regular Army, and being perfectly familiar vi D
the rulings Of the different departments Rt Wash
ingtOn, and having an excellent
CORPS OF CLERKS,
who fully understand the business, ne feels cond-
dent that all Offeers' Returns aud other claims
prepared by hun will pass muster at W sshington.
IS Cedar street,
P.o Box 25i. NAsavIELE, TEsS.
r-r..s
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klnd
TUMORs, VEINS,
PROTUBERANCES snd EXCREscENsEs
or every form and variety removed scientifically
ARTIFICIAL EYES
In erted without rain, so as TO move aad resemble
the Nafursl eve
MEpICAL AND SURGICAL Disc Uses cf every
descr ption will receivs sperisl attention
Patients from distance furnished with heard at
at reasonatle rates.
Testimonial.
Housr or RrrRrsESrsrnrs
NEshv lie, June ~, 1855
Hon Asa Faulkner, member Of The General
Assembly, whose word can BE- implicitly rellad on
furnishes She following testimonial 10 the skill and
knowledge Of Or AhoFn, IN his treatment OF an o.
senate case Of d issase Of the ere:
TO THE SUFFERING.
have been suffering with chronic sore eyes for
faeeh uouts nv attention vas cslied 10 Dr
Aborn's advertisement In the papers Of the dav.
called upon him, snd have bern unde~ his ireai
meet lev DAYS, tsay s5oat ten. snd have found
great relief indeed, feel neaflF we'll aud would
adore AL who are suffering With discs e. Of the
eye to cal on him, bel eYing they vi fnd -~ief
iy21r A-A FAuLKNER,
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WHlTB GOODS.
Hosiery and GIeyes
a an endless variety
NOTIONS. st.. etc. EsrI cheap

We have received aud are stiii daily recer d
large QUAINT tes 81 Goods direct fror1 he -
where they have been selected aud ru7c hasei 3
our Mr.. Levy, nc regular 81 -aunuai Manuactls1
Auct on. 20 hat our friends andicrsionlers WIFE
ways dad new and IL teresiiBg crange Of pat en-
from tle best saiecfed of the best desigu.
We NouiS ealf See special 81 "a tinu on ths "a
DIES 20 our rarticalar
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Dtr Nnkel aus tAmtrika.

Oieppe b1tte am 9lnfang oieIes S1brbunz
oert8 pisl BON leiner einlttSen 8eceutunS Uerz
loren; feline Sdifffabrt mar aber tmmer
nod 10 ausgebebnt, paB man Dbne aa5uUtel
Naipetdt an Der 0irtti9feit eines .Sntels
aus Nmerita" slaubsn tcnnte. Wtan puBte
namalS su Dteppe mebr ais einen Saufmann
3u nennen, be1en Sdiffe ben 6afen fiillten
unO ben man eintse 3wan5is Sabre fruber
ais elnfofen WatrcIen bate fort3leben leben.
DieIe 8eiIpiee iparen cine @rnutbi9un9 fir
bic Mrmen uno cine 6ofnun9 fitr bic, bic
nidJts au erben batten. Sie ma6ten baS
llnwabrlAelnli9t mSsltd uno oaS unuSelir
DE pabrIdeinlid. Die unelIdliden trSlte<
ten Iid nit Der @irtlibteit ltno bCften bod
auf Elm Wunoer.
DieleS Wunber ldien ftp an elmer ais
men Tamilie oes fleinsn DprfeS Snlcnptlle,
unasf1br pier @tuncen BON 9ieppe erfa0en
1u meuen.
0ie Dittwe Niauraire Bate piel erlett II.
otlitten. Sbr dltelter Scbn. RE Staee Der
5Samilie mar In einem Sturme unl9etcmmen
unb binteglieB Der alien 5rdu bier nnerjo9es
ne 4inoer, Dieles un9liid lSSte Die Ver<
binOuna ibrer Tphter Glementine, uno oer>
ltSrte bic 8lIne ibreS ScbneS Wfortin, Der
ieine @tubieu;abbrsHensuno cie Nrbeiten beS
VadtbpTes iibernebmen unBte.
Nber mitten in bieier banSen Gorge fiir
bic 2ufuuft be,Tamilie ersldn3te ibr plStIt4
Elm SuifnunssIirabl Sin Brief aus Dteppe
batts bic 9eimtebr eines Sdmasers Ger
gDitt;pe, Der felt 3tpunsis Sabren fort 9epe'
len, onaetiinoist. Ontel Bruno tebrte nit
einiQen Seftenbetten aus E r
neuen Delt ,urid, in Der abii&t, li3
in Dieppe nieberSulaien,-ip lauteten bic
Wcrte oes 8rielts.
Sf bic pbantaiie iml3use, ics tennt lte
fsin 3iel. Setermann trnS ie'ne Vsrnutb'
unoen ,u Wurtte; Islbit Sulie bic BON Der
gBithpe oufsenruiurene8at9e ipel4e msbr ais
ainp benn ulS Wlso uuf bent Eldtboie
lebte, leItlt SuIie beiunn ii4, pas ibrsber
Snte[ aus ameritl pcbl brtnSen mSdts.
Sd perbe ibn nm Elm GaraeOtleio unO
Elm opIpene8 &reu3 bitten, ia8te tte, alsWfar>
tin ben grieF gum 3lpeitsn Mols init lauter
ghulme pOrSeleisn.