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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04
NEGRO SHoT.-We learn that . gentle
man near the CITY, while going the rounds

NEGRO SHoT.-We learn that gentle
man near the city, while going the rounds
of his grounds few evenings since, came
across bag partially filled with cabbage.
Knowing that something wrong was going
on, he determined to find out who was the
thief. He accordingly got bis gun, and
taking position near the spot, prepared
to await the appearance Of the rogue. lie
had not been "in position" but short
time when negro man came up with an
additional lot Of cabbagcs in o tub, and
cmptying them into the bag, he immediate
ly placed the bag Oh his head and started
off. The gentleman then made his pre-
sence known by ordering the negro to halt.
Instead of doing so, however, he threw
down his bag. lie was again ordered to
halt or he would be fired at, and the negro
still running, the gentleman fired. The
negro did not stop running, but as the gen.
tlcman was only some thirty or forty yards
off when he fired, he il confident that he
struck the fellow. The rogue is known,
and if he attempts the like again may not
fare even so well as on this occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubbs
& Williams sold on Yesterday brick store
and dwelling corner of Main and Elm
streets, Rockets, twenty-five and a half
feet front, for 81 ,s2O.
John b. Young, trustee, sold store and
dwelling, with lot 40 by l20 feet, on Sixth
street, Port Mayo, for s4,26s. Timothy
kcrSe purchaser.
Henry Noting sold house and lot so
by 200 feet, Nicholson street, Port Mayo,
for $4,000. Same purchaser.
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: WorNDED.-Two boys got into fight OIL
Seventh street yesterday, and bclabored
each other with some earnestncss. The
two boys were of different sizes, one be-
ing large and the other small. AT the
height of the rcncontrc the big boy drew
"A knife, and throwing it, struck his lillipu
tan antagonist in the thigh, inll;cting 4
painful though not mortal wound. After
this demonstration the two young hcllige'
rents separated, and no arrest mas been
made.
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~ -PAPER.HANGiNGS.
ESTAB Ed 1871.
REGNAULT i co.
cou'iuue to keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET. SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER. .HASGlSGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
As well as wood limitations
Rooms halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
Immediate superintendence of Mr.. JOHN +. Reg.
SArLT
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
eGied at short notice. ly ls-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

DAS CAsTELLos GREAT SHOw.-.At
about lalf-past 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the grand circus procession started ;
and, according to promise, the savage Airi-
can lion was taken from his cage and ex-
hibited on the top Of very beautiful cha
riot in the streets. At one point the
savage beast made demonstration rs il to
get away but by the determined efforts OF
the keeper the brute was tanned down,
and everything passed off satisfactorily.
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pl NOS!
JOHN w. DAVIES d SONS.
klC HAOSD MUSICAL RXCHAHG Z.
No las MAJ

JOHN W. DAVIES d sOSss
lCHA0SD MUSICAL RXCHAHGx.
No. lss MAIs STREET,
sole agents for
sT!EFF's PREMIUM PIAN0.fORTES.
ihsse instruments have been before the public
'oh THR LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
WIZ Tie bes, ma keis Of the country. and are now
pionooneed by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the .
Est PIANOS MANUFACTURED
!Isse las,ruMents hav, ALL THE Latest III.
PROvEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED POR FIVE YEARS,
villa the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfsetoYy
10 tho pureh haser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
sIIkFfs PIANOS now In nss:
bsnsra! II. L. LEE, Washington College, Lexing.
ton,
u b. PANE q Bro, Lynehbufg;
ksv. K. z. PsILLips. Virginia Female institute;
hiss NARY BALDwIs, Female School. and J. G.
'AVEL. Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute. bfs unton
Professor Y. A. AsgoLB. Richmond.
Aesli from all 10 want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
hsoiisi.sa. Terms ubsrsl. h3-N
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.-Thc Rev.
Or. Rosscr, in a report published in the
Chyist;nn Adrocnte the present week, states
that since the last Conference there have
been at least 1000 conversions in the Rich
mond district. In the country below
Richmond, as we'll as in the city, the
preachers are hard at work, and great re-
ligous interest has been excited.
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VACANT CnAm.-Captain Benjamin G.
Cook, who has presided over the interests
of the Freedmen's Bureau in the Mayors
court for some time past, seems 10 have
abandoned his post entirely. He has not
occupied his chair since the rebuke he got
a few days ago in regard to his misrepre.
sentation of the John Brown case.
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MIR. FRANK BINFORD
ia charge Of II.

H.. j, now Offering 10 city and country merchants
g.. ..s. aud cn,irc fr"sh stock Of HATS and MIL
r1NKEY GOODS Il, as low prices ss they can be
, ....s Norh. As these goods have been bought
a., ,lc late large auction sales In Brooklyn and
Nv York for cash, II is reasonable TO suppose that
ID " can be SOLD Low call from dealers Is
...,ci;ed, and II viii be Pr"vento them that hats
al. he sold here as low thoy can be in New
York. re -'-'m
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the month of
September, just past, there were nineteen
marriage licenses issued by the Clerk Of
the Hastings Court of Richmond, Of
which eight were for white persons and
eleven for negroes.
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DIED or STARvATIoN.-A negro woman
was found dead yesterday about half-past
| o'clock on Main street between Twenty
first and Twenty second, and from tho facts
presented there can be no doubt that she
died of starvation. This is O comment
upon the Frcedmcn's Bureau which it is
perfectly unnecessary to enlarge upon.
We may say, however, that no such cases
were known while the American citizens
of African descent were in state of SER
yitudc.
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ATTEMPTED BuRGLARY.-On Wednesday
night an attempt was made to break into
the Masonic Hall, No. Gil Marshall street,
between Sixth and Seventh. The would
be burglar, however, was interrupted in his
ncfarious business by an approaching citi-
zen, and made tracks incontincntly.
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECovERED.-The
copper boiler of still which was stolen
from the front of Mr.. Dclarue's locksmith-
ing establishment, on Sixth street, q night
or two ago, was found Yesterday at Mr..
Arnolds shop, on Cary street between
Eighth and Ninth. A gentleman engaged
in the concern identified the article as
one which he had seen lying on the pre-
misses for some time past, and detained it,
but suffered the thief to depart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

CHANGE OF HoUR.-The Mayor will open
his court this morning at 10 o'clock, and
every morning thereafter, until otherwise
ordered, at the Same hour. He has an.
nounced his purpose 10 fine every witness
who fails to attend when summoned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

THEFT or CLoTHISG.-Polly Haines and
Molly Shields were arrested yesterday and
lodged in the second station-house on the
charge of stealing quantity OF clothing
from John Green.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF IEALTH.-
The following is the report Of the Board of
Health for the twenty.tour hours ending
last evening at G O'clock
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH:
RICHMOND, October 3, 1866,
6oclock Z. M.
Sir,-The following is the cholera report
for the last twcnty-iour hours:
One case on Grace between Third and
Fourth streets (colored temale); result
doubtful.
One case on Seventeenth above Ncna-
bic street (colorcd tcmalc) favorable.
The following cases occurred yesterday,
and were not reported i'll time for this
mornings bulletin:
One case on Eighth between Grace and
Broad streets (white male) conyalescent.
One case on Eighth between Grace and
Broad streets (colored malc); fatal.
Respectfully,
J. G.. CABELL, NJ. D.,
w. ii. TAYLOR, VI. D.,
Members OF the Board.
To Judge William W. C,ump, Chairman
Committee on Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

ARREST. - Hezekiah Macklin was ar
rested yesterday and incarceratcd in the
first station house on charge of beating
his wife. lie will bc brought before the
Mayor this morning lor examination,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
uoNE LIFE INSURANCE.

HOME LIFE INSURANCE. r
prruMoNp SAVINGS RANK AND 1NSU
az" RANCE COMPANY
.. now prepared /" INsuEE LIVES on The most
- terms This is a home company, repre-
49,, 1v $50 S:oskh"!ders-a!l citizens Of Rich
% r,s conp.ny will issne ANNUAL LIFE POLL
,,,rs ,uiil also i,suc policcs for term OF years
,.,,.hyc with or without death
C.I Al the office, corner Of Main aud Twelfth
s.,e,,, an, procur" circnlar
JOHN Il. DAVIS, President.
1..>r { PoTTs Secretary. Sc @"-'s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-Thist tri-
bunal was in session Observation-Disclosures
Moncure, Joynes, and Rives being present.
The only case heard was an appeal from
the Circuit Court of Powhatan in behalf
of a negro who was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for three years for stealing hogs.
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Among the passengers rescued from
drowning when the steamer Sheridan was
lost was Mrs. Loomis, daughter Of G. c.
Berry, Of Alexandria.
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~ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,

E4 UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT TIE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
ON DEPOSITS.
!. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
RAJ Paine, Id. Crenshsw, w. r. ouarles,
WIN II LYONS, Jr., X. E. Blanken-
Boieker, b. B. Weisiger, snip,
VA Spot, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutehin.
X. T. Taylor, j. Rosenbaum, son,
W. L. binford, j. w. Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
"A Belvn, WI. Gray, w. Z. Tanner,
7. U. dudley, Alfred Moses, J. ii. Nowlin.
The security offered TO depositors 10 undoubted,
ard the institution should commend itself to all
C.a..es
The attention OF all in city and country is called
!" lhls Institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small az fvs
do!!an may be deposited, and six per cent. inte-
Test received on same.
orce hour from Q A. NJ. to3P. M; on Saturday
irom , A III. tosP. ~, and from tosP. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

LITERARY ALBUa.-Nessrs Cole & Tur-
ner, news agents, Governor street, have
laid the above popular Journal on our.
table.
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r.g X. IL. MiURY l. CO.,

BATSERS AND BROKERS'
; ar, removed their ohico to the banking Ii use
recently occupied by the
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
No l0li Main street,
frst house below the post. Office,
RICHMOND. Va.
Tau 2c-tsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

THANKS FOB PARERs.--To the Potomac
mail agent (no nan'c givsnl; 10 the usIa.
den EIpFssi Company.
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.~r>r,Rr NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
4. 4. ALLEN.

che, concern Of 4. A. ALLEN Co, of Peters
,.,g ,s~ urrned a branch of his HAT EsTAb-
r->gNrNT at No. li,G Main street. four doors be-
- P,t1, or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
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r,s JOHN SiiirER 4 co..
So RICHMOND SHOE STORE.

81 RICHMOND SHOE STORE.
,nGNkR OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
J 4 e q i II
respectfully H:o'm> iA" ladies that he has on
l..l.l, aud L. constantly receiving,
LApIE>' CATERS IA neat article) at IL. so.
lEUCCp BOOTS Ia neat articlel at so,
.ul Luvr rados OF work, from Fl 80 up to So; and
makes lo order all kinds OF
LADIES CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
l.!,.> wunld de- well To- remember this.
The manufacturing j. under Mr.. A. NJ. Davis's
t.4.f. !. who w,ll Us" every effort to please.
u.ETLGMEE'S BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
AND CATERS,
MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
Isis
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE EALMAyAC-OcrOBBRs I.
SON rises .......... ..si3 Moon Tiscs .....
Sun sets..............327 High tide, i. N......LW
PORT OF RICHMOND. OcroBsa ..


Steamer Valley City. SNYDER. ,Ysw York, sssr.
chandise and Passengers, w. Z. Porter; kxIe-
rienced heavy gales tho entire passage. On Mon.
day, October !, at 1 O'Clock, say an unknown
schooner on ChinquoteAgus beach, apparently OF
about 300 tons, with coors anl ji6 set with Union
down. Valley City bore dowp 2pon her, but found
II impossible to render her any assistance on &C.
count of the heavy seas running ut the tina. Saw
several Of the crew up In the rigging. and thinks
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, me'ehan.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatnm:.
Schooner ]. b. Clayton, Clayton, New fofk'
guano. -.
schooner Marths. Vosie, Savannah, scrsp. Iron.
J. X. Anderson 4 Co. Encountered . series ot gales
from the 9TH to 2ath utimo during which had fore.
sail spit starboard davids, yawl-bost, and galley
carried away, and leaking badly. T.'
SAILED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk. msrchan.
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatnm. .
Schooner Il u. Connoyer, hum, down the
river, light.
yRNoRAyDA.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Cieared, schooner
a. Twibell, Miller, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, October 2.-Clearcd, scnooner no.
bert Healy, Brooks, Richmond fn
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~ JOHN ". LEE \ son,
Hor>L Ayr SIGN PAINTERS AND GLAzlERs,
roK<rR EIGHTH ANp GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS WHlTENED OR
COLORED.
VIII undertake orders in the country.
HAVING had long experience in the business,
tev engage 10 give satisfaction.
JOHN w. LEE.
I'm 6EbkGE W. LEE.
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raD SHOOTING SEasDS.-ws understand suothsr
high cost double bsrTelisd fowlisG piece was


raD SHOOTING SEasDS.-ws undcYstand suo<hsS
high.sost double -bsrelisd fowlisG.pisse vas
drawn yesterday BY Mr. c. q. TIxaLsg. builder, os
this city, from AgRAypALH 4 Co, 70 Main street.
A. this rate all Richmond will soon BE- sappIisA
With guns for the shooting season at one dollar
esch-a rate Of charge zone wsuid think q
which nobody can grumole.
Pine Inerav1ngs Of JsrFEasox DAvis. 0cEsfals
RonrBr z. LEE, ,sroSIwALLJAcKsoS.s and Jossr1
2. Jons.roy, with good frame and glass, which
would command seven dollars anywhere. are cell.
Inc In large quantities st one dollar cash. We
understand The frra ere receiving to-day . new
supply of baimoral skirts, sheesins., sns Ssnss
dry goods, aud also some choice new articles OF
jewelry.
MArcH.-There will be match game Of bass'
ball between the "Union Club and the 'faslns
Club This afternoon 1t O'clock, on the Oad ssu
Grounds, at the head OF Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

MuSlIAL DpAES,
sILyERwARE, DRY AND FANCY. GOODS,
JEwELRY. &c.
ARRANDALE & Co, IS Main street, are receiv-
'nf SS 'fsHsf riSE fE.SSlGaRSvIyGs of Jefferson Davis
General Lee, General Stonewall Jackson,
and General Joseph Johnston-aH enclosed
500 FRAMED OIL fAis4lScs, f1S%i
1000 pairs BAkNoRAh Sph G!ee1 BOOTS
and vests;
%;5E ,s;sEsf TiA large assortment of READY
The whole OF these, together with the other va.
luabe goods in the stock, will be closed out at u
each.
The stock for the Fall Sale is of the choicest pos;
pts s9sr WsteRes GlSek 3 Musical BoXes Valuable
Oil Paintings and EngravingS In rosewood and
gilt frames, Opera Glasses, Revolvers. Albums,
Pitchers, sugar Bowl Vine M%ldsr;, , ,BrinkinS
Pipes, Ladies' Companions, Knives, Bracelets,
Button Buttons, ; Locksts, crosses &C. Ali Of tine newest
THE PLAN OF SALE
10 that found so satisfactory and popular az the
Great Spring Sale, and is as follows: Beautifully
sSs s"d r ff cEs Eac
with each photograph is given aecrtihsats naming
some article in the stock which can be had on pay
meEt OF ONE DOLLAR. The article W i'll be shown,
and can be purchased OF not Ms you please, or You
can have some other OF the same value In M It's stead
Five photographs are sold for ONE JULIAN ;
eleven for TWO DOLLARS.
Parties out Of the city can send orders and money
by mail and may rely ON the most cafeiui ana
Parties desiring TO act as agents may apply Tor
terms.
Lady clerks in attendance TO wait on ladies.
Lose no time in securing = valuable present..
corner Exchange alley,
80 90 Dickinson's old stand
IRON. IRON.-oOO TONS ENGLISH
i REFINED IRON, mostly our own Importation.
enbtseing an assortment OF
SQUARES FLATS,
SANDS'ovA 'ovALs,
..u 20, ...ln HALF T.. ROUNDS DsSionsE SHOE.
10 tons sWEDE and COUNTRY IRON.
sAYLoR's CAST sFs9ll sFsRll,
ENGLISH AND AMEkicAN shnAA ~ ''AA'
For sale by E.&s. woRThAa Z CO. CO.
FOR SALE,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
SUPERIOR BRICKS.
sL-ts f''' s. g. CoTTRgLL / CO.
cALT.-2.OOO SACKS LIVERPOOL
- plaE SALT shoss, Tor ssls, 70 = sIT,iHys, r.TH, syoo
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
Ru,UF,Trp U,c.mbSr ~. II

"MEssRI. j. H. DRkxE: Gsntlemrn,-l have
suffered terribly with Dyspapsa for three az four
year., and tried many remedies without effect.
from everything ate. have now tried tho Plan
taton Bitters-they helped mel continued their
use, and am now nearly we'll man. l know OF
several similar eases.
"Respeetfully yours.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-06
NerlanAt

IpirS fur eine feinen SamsbaIt elm an6nbises hsuts
idbes Rdhdeu, has foo5eR uub ndben tann. -
Rdberes ahf bet Office ber Staats3eitnna 8acps
mittag spii9en ilab nbr. IH a. e e39 zm1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-06
Gifenbabnunslua in 8anesOius, obtol
M iff0aFis .8pfaabs
Ra6eI. vtae6ribtel..
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mad 8lnflpen gel1aHt lpurOe, lit mad
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oas gSetter oeIt6rt, mar aber iit9ts belto
tueniser 8Ian3eub nnb bsrl,sf IN Der rus
bigiten 9Seiie.ag aiasz,. .s. 4,.se rsss : :
Die 8ebor6en bon Sort baben3 I'M
mebr Sfuppelt erht9t uin ben brobeas
ben QIAfltan6 niebsr3ublIten; bic sfeSi
gierune bat bas @nroatren loDaIer srs
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irii9e 8euetution qemaltlaT 3ua1nters
oriifen, fobalb iie fid setgt. = s
Dte frdn36iifbe Subfcriptionsme~
AaiQe fur 8rafeent 2incpln ipllroe beute
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iie ielbit na9r ben Ser. Staaten nebmen
miro q II ] u Il G T
Oie &aumung @oms 6ur1 Die SSrans
5OIen bat beg0nnens
Sobn $. Snrratt, elmer Der gRorber
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tpuroe, befaoet ii6 iest in Goaltantino.
pei IN @ifeH ltu0 luiro iobalo als inogIid
mad ben Ser. Staaten trdnsportirt
dNItDS". E M 81 = 5,sss ss--s 4
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Gefbes cannes 9oIs fat gassossn
81 biliseu greifsn. zen ,,eI6
geOar. BfdbIe naS 3aaabrettsF,I iepist
s. 9rosfne asdppein uns HaaSSB
frktr Mrt. 2f'4l''ssssi
Gae gra,pfOrs q. v. eammersss.
s1pf3 ba II i s9l{ ~ - 1ffH 81 3l'sii.f,sr,i
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Nat9a iLe 0oaaa bet 0enen s6 amanr 20

sn6@ bemerten iroIIeu, bus es iuohI
ansHobuslueife 2eute giebt, bte ui4t
mad oiefer Megd 5etrut5est. -- @-FsTHs
@ir ntaffen bier unfere Httru&tunS
gen eabisen, osna Sas 1Oiehlha6b b&enae1
tritt ioeben nie6er IN bde 3immer unh
meteet Germ Or. M6fenRelu ssiSs 6Ess
y 6rau Seanette, bic iaiekt In mad.
ldif9er Soltung ouf benz @cpha eernbt
bate, fprang iett RAID uno lebhalt anf
uno cine leidte 9t6tbe bebedte 'iEr 0es@
fdt. stzsa'iisefs' a9ga "a spG .'tbignf
g5t er 6a, bee Doetor Qhrenasinlrs ,,s,
rief fle raid. s0oe ii gut, nan toH ),
meine fieine Bertha balA beiIer pes1ens !.
fiigte fe. oes 6inDes 9o6eTt fret@stnb Y ?
bin3u. tl.- $3.50 ssF48 afs'
g9aama, i6 BIN atdt inetraEsanEs 4 q
fa9te bas 6inb, vRaMa, feb mid bod ),
an, Id bin ia pieoer 9elrnhl - Ges =
Doctor fou uiht fonlufer!" "'t.' s'i..~
vgtil, Bertha, ftia, On bif nod Cd Z
rner traff, - fagte DE fh5ae 9entfsr essslo3
bieterifd, 0aber boI6 hirf Gw beifssua d
trereeul -- Sibre ibn bersia, Eriss !;
oerife - Oo9 ueia I'D bite Ti6 !,
I-fao mir, ipie itb, i9 nusf Gtpib ItkE' y
roth - = zGitb mir bod en- NAL Ole .
SoiIeffeIg sTs fiss issilyp ,Hsa .asiG7usI
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