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o As 93 s q 9 q 4 I6 769 p O6o

In October, 1864, the following votes
were cast for the officers named-the
Radical candidates having no opposi-
ton, and the Democrats not voting:
r IN 100 1 And;,cr ia oao
Secretary. ,2ss Treasurer. 29i
In May last, upon the ratification or
rejection of the Amendment to the
State Constitution - the purpose of
which was to disfranchise those who
aided the rebellion-the vote was as
folloMs:
For Ratification. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l57
For RoieCtlOn. ......-......-.........-- .l1.y'
xvlo,o ,,,,. .37.O75
Majority for Ratification. n........-..'... 7'&'o
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Coop TIME.-The Concert and Ball
given by the Harmonic Society last
night was one of those pleasant affairs
which only the Germans can get up and
thoroughly enjoy. The festivities last
edtill a late hour in the night and no
incident occurred to mar the harmony
and good feeling which characterized
the entire proceedings.
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Le&fsiuturt OIL ISOS.
Names Of Conservatives in Itdiics.)
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
(By counties and delegate districts.)
Barbour-sJohn Felldr.
Berkeley-'A. X. McQuilken, 'Wm.
Smith.
Boone-William Workman.
Braxton-Gustavu +. Taylor.
BroOke-Dr Edward Smith.
Cabell-James II. FurgusOn.
'Ephraim Bee.
Fayette-John Kinkaid.
Hancock-James II. Hibbets.
Hampshirc--!S Samuel Cooper.
Solomon s. Flemming,
Nathan Goff, Jr.
JacksOn-John johnson.
Jetferson-SolomOn Y. Yantis, David
Billmeyer.
Kanawha-'Capt. II. c. McWhortcr,
DR.. J. w. Cracraft.
Lewis-Gen. J. A. J. Lightburn.
Logan-Rhodes y. Ballard.
Marion-'David Cunningham, ia
cob C.. BeesOn.
Marshall-Dr. T. F. Marshman, S. T.
Armstrong.
Mason-Charles A. Vaughn.
Mercer-'COl. Thomas Little.
Mineral-Wright Welton.
MonOngalia-'Dr. A. w. Brown, 1t.
n. n. Hoffman.
Morgan-Joseph S. Wheat.
Ohio-DdRieI Lamb, J. II. Bickei and
j. ". BrO,rn.
Pendleton-Jonathan Hizer.
PrestOn-Joseph II. Gibson, Francis
Heermans.
Putnam-Capt. John Bowyer.
Ritchie-Capt. Thomas VI. Harris.
Roane-Capt. Thomas Boggess.
Taylor-Reaben D0rissoH.
Tyler-William /. Boreman.
Jpsher-'Dr. David s. Pinnell.
Wayne--JOhn J. s. p. Carroll.
Wetzel-John G.. Lane.
Wirt-'Marquis L. Lockhart.
First Delegate District, (Pleasants
and Woods. s. Spencer, DIR. j. A.
Williamson.
Second Delegate District, Calhoun
and Gilmer)- Hillidn III. Snyder.
Third Delegate District, (Clay and
Nicholasl-Japes Crosse.
Forth Delegate District, (Webstsr and
Pocahontas)otJacob McCarty.
Fifth Delegate District, (Tucker and
Randolph)-Ck0rIes ". Burke.
Sixth Delegate District, (MeDoveli,
Wyoming and Raleigh)-tJohn ID.
Payne.
Seventh Delegate District, Grant
and Hardy)-George Harmon.
Greenbrier and Monroe (voting to-
gether)-Dr. Joseph +. Caldwell, A. A.
Mann, F. +. Neel.
Members flast House; Probably elec-
ted.
SENATE.
(By Districts.)
/. Isaac ii. Duyal, Aadrer Wilsos.
III. James Burley, Reuben Martin.
III. jobs 8. BHrdett, William b. Zinn.
". Daniel Raymond, Alstorpheus
WerDinger.
v. Edward s. Mahon, William Z.
Stevenson.
vi. Emmet J. OBrisa, Daniel d. T.
lFarnswOrth.
VII. D. H. K. Dix, 'Greenbury Slack.
VIII. Robert Hagar, Edward ID.
Wright.
TX. Charles 4. Thatcher (probsbly, }
Samuel Young, (probsbly.)
Y. James Carskadon, Abijah Dolly.
II. Joseph A. Chsphne, Joseph T.
Hoke.
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was rising very slowly
last night. with about nineteen feet
water.
The Hudson, Capt. Russell, Clerk
VIM. NJ. List, is the Cincinnati packet
for this evening. She is an A No. l
hont
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Fer Circuif Judges.
EIGHTH CIRCUIT.

William L. Hindman, Of Kanawha,
Radical candidate No regular opposi-
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SECOND DISTRICT.
Bethuel NJ. Kitchen, Of Berkeley,
Radical candidate; Z. w. Andrews, of
berkeley. Democratic candidate:
SECOND DISTRICT.

NoTE.-In jefferson, l vote was cast
for E. b. Hall; in Taylor, vote for ID.
ID. Johnson; and in Pocahcntas, 4! Tor
Daniel Polsley, 10 for George X. Latham
and for John II. Obey.
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! FIRST DISTRICT.
Chester D. Hubbard, of Ohio county,
Radical candidate; Daniel d. Johnson,
of Tyler, Democratic candidate
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NINTH CIRCUIT.
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Legislature of 1867.

NoTE-In Mineral, Peter Rawlings re-
ccived vote, and James Sillier l vote.
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NO. 81.

The Senator first named for each dis
trict holds over from last year, except
in the eases of the Nth and Xth Dis
tricts, where both Senators were elected
this year.
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THIRD DISTRICT.

Daniel Polsley, of Mason, Radical
candidate; John II. Obey, of Kanawha,
nanocratic candidate:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-06

REAL ESTATE ON THE LEvEE.-The high destiny
of New Orleans may be estimated in some degree
by glance at the map where the Mississippi
river is shown to course its way from the noun
tains to the sea. So long as this stupendous river
bears on its bosom the productions of SO vast an
orea of country and pours them into the lap of
thismetropolis, there be doubt of our city be-
ing prosperous and its wealth augmented. Invest
ments here are presented to capitalists in every
variety of form, and in many that are fictitious
and deceptive; but, in comparison with other
large cities of this country, those made in real
estate have ever been mostly desirable, as secur-
ing, if not large profits, at least reasonable and
safe returns. II -=H
The city authorities will sell onthe 18th of the
present month some of the most eligible real
estate consisting of front lots on the batture be-
tween St. Louis and St. Joseph streets, and COM
prsing over one hundred lots and offering the best
| locations for stores and warehouses in the city.
We refer for full particulars to the auctoneer
advertisement of Messrs McCerren Co. 5 Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-06
VOLUME XIV.
and IN the bill relating torespites The repor'"aS

Ind IN the bill relating torespites Inc rep'r'""'
'cceved.
On motion of Mr. Kenner, the bill to proVide io'
the PROMPT collection of the taxes on gross sai''
was read first and second time and referred 10
the Finance Committee.
On motion of Mr. Munday, a bill for the relief Of
Louis Muh was read a first and second time ano
referred to the Committee on Charitable lnstitu,
tions.
Mr., Epan presented bill for the relief of the
Louisiana State Seminary. 1t provides for ap-
preparations to the amount of s5l 200. r:ead first
and second time and referred to the Committee on
Public Education, with direction for an early re-
port
message was received from the House of Re-
representatives., through Mr.. Halsey, Assistant Clerk.
| It announced concurrence in the act in relation to
| the State Printer, and asked concurrence in the
act to amend the city charter.
| Mr. Scruggs gave notice of his intention to in
troduce bill for the establishment Of municipal
! codes.
| The bill from the House of Representatives
amendatory of the city charter was called. Il
provides that the City Surveyor, Treasurer, Con
| troler, Street Commissioner and Attorney shal
be elected by the Council instead of by the peopl'
generally.
On motion of Mr.. Mohan, it was referred to tn
Committee of the City Delegation.
The special order of the day, on the bill 10
calling constitutional convention, then came up
After brief discussion, the order was furthe
postponed TIL Friday next.
II EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then went into executive session.
ADJOURNMENT.
On resuming, the Senate adjourned till tt
morrow, Tuesday, February 6, 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-06

PIONEER EXPRESS CoMPANY.-Ths enterprising
corpora ton advertses in our columns that they
have agents at all stations and car attached to
each passenger train on the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad, Mississippi Central,
Southern and other Southern roads, and are pre-
pared to dispatch freight to all points on those
roads and to Cairo, take charge of parcels and
money packages, collect bills, drafts, etc. They
also have daily messengers to and from Mobile on
Harris line of steamers. Their Office is at 40
Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-06

DRESS Silks AT CosT.-The intimation else
where by Messrs. J. Levos & Co., that they are
now. offering their winter importation of dress
silks at merely the cost and charges which their
purchase in the French market and their transpor-
taton thence entailed will, of course, be welcome
news to our fair readers who are interested. ana
still greater inducement is offered to purchasers
in regard to black silks of the finest grades, iof
this style of goods is now selling at COST az tne
advertisers splendid establishment, corner OF
Canal and Bourbon streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-06

TREAsos.-A Michigan soldier, arrested for
stealing goose, said he found the blrd Missing AZ
That was a fiction The fact was-and very
natural fact it is--that the Michigander merely
"made love" to the goose; and finding her Gnser,
fo.ely sloped with her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-06

Insure against accidents in the Travellers Insur-
ance Company, Hartford, Conn. Blank appca-
tions sent to any address by ], Benz. Chandler, At
Carondeet street, New Orleans. .
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY g. 1866

carrying a weapon concealed, pleaded guilty, and
was committed for trial to the Criminal Court.
Recorder Gastinel had no case worthy of notice
before him. Those charged were only too heavily
charged with whisky, and consequently "rnm-
bunctiousness enused, and no great harm was
done.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-06
NUMBER 149.

TELEGRAPHlC DISPATCHES.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS.
Resolution for a White Mans Day Tabled.
THE SOUTHERN STATES TO BE TAXED
Sumner and Fessenden ON Universal Equality.
Death of Chief Justice sampson. of Ky.
NEW CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT MEMPHIS
Underwriters Against Tubular Boilers
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE APPROVES PRESIDENT JOHN
SONS POLICY.
Clerical Error in U. 8. Senate in favor o
Whites-Unfavorable Report ON
Claims for War Damages.
THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE RESOLUTIONS
a PIP O i n t IN ents Con fl rm d
LATER FROM EUROPE
American Vessels Cattle Plague
Great Tempest on the Coast OF France.
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American Vessels Wrecked-Cattle Plague
Great Tempest on the Coast OF France.
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATFs Oh ApvERTIsING.
jefferson Davis.

A correspoudept of the New York
Ilr,rs gives uu account OF jefferson
py,i~'~ tpresaucr, which conveys a
somewhat different Impression from
those lately published The writer,
whose letter i dated a, Richmond,
SAYS.
"Col. stanton. th' chief pevmaSt'r Of
the department.. has Just returned from
FORTRESS Monroe. where he made an
extraordinary payment. The rrClpt-
rut~ OF the ErryuDJgh~ We're the mcm-
brr- ct the THIRTY sixth United state,
CDiurrd IrHrr~. consisting uI TWO hun
lryti aud twenty tour officers aud men,
and tha amount required to discharge
the indebtedness oi the government 10
them Wa - sO-thv pay being only
for five months. the rvm1 rtcy OF the
amount being absorbed by houutics.
While Col. Stanton MAS paying these
sable warriors. Jefferson Davis. walk
INK the rampty. = tut. have 50 long been
tD him thr worlds boundary. passed oN
ana glanced cautiously tt The Scvuc. A.
that mvuvut q gentleman tuoA note ui
hi> personal appearance. who uIs not
seen ulm since i>',I. bat who Was then
familiar with bt~ form and features. aut
his first impression was tugt Jefferson
Davis has grown WOudruuslN old in
these few wears "A htr has turned On
silvvry white. his i'rm grown vmscla-
tea. hi, ftc,. ht-gtrj. DTS step slow dut
uncertain. his whole presence that of
.us .le sands ot whose l.e hhy,
almost rum uuf. Daily be- mounts tlr
H.. II. HaH o.
90 the immense tUr,IuutInus 80 long
ui, prison. daily he gathers VIVA, he
NAV st IuN.- HrttIUu from the ugtciuE
hrtitufl. 8.J ~urSu- up 'rnut the orr.u
between tuv Virginia cIpe~, hut dthN
his .iir >evm- slipping rapidly from
hts grasp. BE has u' positive dl~rJ~e
ar IS NOT even ,ryyrI rs ANY CALLING
prison restrictions uc seems It ease,
has no complaints OBJ mvSv about ms
treatment. ana y,t l.~ strength appears
On WBue, has Ustura. force lay uy day
seems Co b- aHa'yl. brt those most ihmii-
TAR with him now seem % think that he
Will last a. long within the tort as uul
Uf DO. perhaps longer. The great four
yei-- strain upon his energies, and the
downfall oi hI~ empire, Slapped the
foundation, of bis Ulc; after thst %
mlttarut Little here OBJ. how hp lived.
NAV sid tla. be has grown simply
indifferent Az tp tur future, Dr." does
NOT, expect liberty aud never speaks D;
O.. unW De- does urt hope Or e. TRIAL 100
tha spring. uut fr.-.W.~ -rNt tar trial
vii nD discussed fu4 uIut,u a, - tlv
excuse iur A.yY.r- llm whore U.s..
70 Viii no uUt.Htt that iu his il,tanct
fle visitor tp o.. fortress wtS q gentle
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Hong hHu- tIt.c.- 1t N.,Ho.r state
chat tr. shin e. ma arrived 'lHrn t.r
f-rv.Hu- IaN with fU- tl.-f Mate tu.i
seventeen uf che. ersN H. iuH ship W West
minister. bound irlu shanghai t1 L-u-
fpr. which they req .-tei ashore on
Brftl~ shoals.
Tia. second Mate sIy- tu1t ,Ir ship
grounded .u t.,vs-uIu- .i October .-',
ana when frr Captain ..uui tur place
ta u- tu- Brttu- NlIal~ bee went 100 IL
boat o.. tua island af t.y eastern END ri
che shoals tHr i~~t>ttur~, leaving iu-
F.r-t " .t. .H charge .. 'I.- -aIr. some
tr.r4mau boarded fUr ship JlI advised
all hands tl leave. us O. was u.tu-r ruI-
-o remain. The Mate and crow len boa
boats. and met the Captain returning
OBJ whom they reported the condition I'd
tl.. ship.
Tia. captain wanted the Mate o. re-
turn. but th- lttrr refused. lie then
asked fur and obtained ~IN men, with
whom Le returned. Alter lapse of
SOM. time fhr Mate a 80 returned to the
shin. running beer twice Hut hhi.in-.
t.t vf- answered Hy the Cinnamon 'u
board chat tur Captain had l'i some
time bpfIrv. The Mate AM parry then
started f.g Hong hnu-, and w"r" picked
up uy fh- ship tu.ut. Ih" 'uu'W-u
we're evidently pirates, aui "r" sup
posed Oh have murdered DO" 'tu.hu
aui DIS upu.u-. Commodore
Jones sent a -uuH.t- in OOH" ships H~-
-I-fFrr..
tn. cinnamon first ruut-ei % q yes
sol. then deliberately shot tar Captain,
who was sitting with his wife aud chu-
drau. ON IL sofa 300 tle cabin. The vtlu-
g. |a. a
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DEDIRAsHUN wv THIS RooK

To Andrew Johnson, the Pride and
Hope NV Dimocrisy, who hez bin AL
derman NV his native village, GUNNER
NV his State, member NV the lower
house NV Congress and likewise NV the
SENT, Vice-President and President,
and might hev bin Diktater, but who
il, nevertheless, a Humble Individooal;
who hez swung round the entire cirkle
Of oflishl honor without feelin his Oats
much; the first public man who con-
sidered my servises worth payin for;
and to Alex. w. Randall, Postmaster
General, his most devoted servant,
whose autograph adorns my Commishn
ez Postmaster, this Volume is respect
! fully dedicated.
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dasaranft.
Incorporated 1888.
Wheeling Savings Institution,

OFrrcg No. 20 MONROE ST,
MONEY RECEIVED on DtPoSlI' ~.
wi forest paid ON special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought ana SOFA
collections made on points.
In order Ia meet "A want that has long necl
felt I'm this community, this institution WIZ
receive on "wednesday and saturday al'r-
nnnn between the hour, of two aud four 80
clock, Deposits of any sum 81 money, from
one dollar aud upwards, on which inieres
will be paid. ..
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DRrCToRs:-Aie l.aughlin, A. J. Pannell,
John Mcclure. ir.. Alex. Rogers, Morgan !,
OF. James PAUL, Alex. j. Cecil, Jame~ k"'vi.
ocl7-ly \. G QuARl,itR. lrea>urrr.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF wuEELrSO.
SISD,OGt'.

DIRECrOi.S:
TIL. LOGAN, r. T.. Shalcross, j. =. Rhodcs,
Geo. Nrndcl, J. III. lI0bp, Stml. MCt .r'-
Ian, q. W. FrGngheim, jas \. Vance, Mex.
Laughiin.
rI,HIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BhiN
organized four year., and IN thal time
done "A successful business, - SIN prepared
otakc risks a. fair rates on buildings ol al
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing E>i III
lishmenis, Furniture. Steam Boats and Car
gu.S ON the Western Rivers and Lakes.
rhIs company Offers SuprrOr Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be- insured on
Dwelling, Furniture, Barns and couIents,ior
or : years AZ reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar-
gCSt 81 pii.l and sutr,g, Of any company IN
in the state and composed OF some
nnety-four stockholders, mot OF whom are
among our DcSi business men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration OF mo
inSuring public, ana S0liclts their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
once, Norin side ~ Monroe. between
Main and Market SIS. Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling.
Nc. AKTHU R, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President. oclO
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When the hour is come, and the
fanfare sounds, they proceed 10 rouse
the red deer from his lair;which they do,
not with great crash, rs we like ii, but
with couple of hounds. When this
proceeding took place We all began TO
gsllop. | do not think everybody
knew why, but gallop we did.
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Ross WINAN~. of Baltimore, u4.lt tnr
Nirh1Ia, railroad from NJ. Petersburg
d, Moscow. a.. L. said tO have made
annually. while tine road was in pro
..r.>- 90 construction, o." snug Little
sum Of nearly lnNVU, 600 ruole~, or, say
: OuUulu hut tAr msuI grment 90 the
rad and construction of wagons were
.nsrward transferred to the English
C,mp,ny Of Cro~ne & Call Mr.. Wi
mans. about three months since, Na-
reiu.tated iu the management, nnd
.,ou discovered that his predecessors
had al least tolerated. o. they did not
themselves commit, great frauds. ii"
has Increased the iuHum" -in.UuO Tublvs
monthly tthe ruble u q tp ~ cents, ar-
r0riiug % the coinage, aud has been
able tn declare "a dividend of per cents
Winans has proposed TO The Russian
Government 90 pay an annual dividend
ofthirtv-flur per cent. on the invested
rspital of gtUO,OUO rublrs, or Slb,UJO,-
OG6. provided the entire management OF
the road wins left o. him alone. Bat
tbfs proposItiou was against the private
interests Of Counts Adierherg and StrO-
y,noH. aud they knew how 90 Illustrate
Inc proposition. Mr.. Barseg, from Ber-
Inn. IF. ia Russia, trying Co make an ar
r,ugsmeut more suitable 90 those no.
bIenen. and 90 super~ede thereby Mr..
Winans. The Emperor may have the
ba.t'utsntions: the Russian prOyerbial
corruption detir- all control.
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TuE RoNNV CATHOLICS AND The
SUFFRAGE QUESTION: ~ EN6LANb.-
The Roman Catholic an London re-
Gently met. Archbishop Manning pre-
siding. q express sympathy with the
pope. The Archbishop held thal
though the Pope might leave Rome
v,fbout giving the Church cause OF
alarm. Rome should still to, tor the
s,ke of Europe. the property ~ IN"
Cburcb. The chief significance OF the
meeting. however. was i'- opposition To
tba Eusli-h Reform movement. IN"
speaksr. considered the desire oI W"
Romans 20 become part OF nlteu
i,,Iy and the demand Of the English
t,r the extension OF suffrage, ~ equally
yyicksd and dangerous, and warned
Great Britain that ia permitting the
p,re to be- driven from the Holy CITY,
sbs p.rted with an important pro1ec-
non against revolution at home.
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DEAru OF A HEAVY MAS.-Jacob
-. the largest man IN YORK
unity Pa. died Ia Manchester IN that
coanty On The 18th. of apopieXy. tie
-. 6,iv.ssyrn years old and weighed
about five hundred pounds; His CONN
90. thirty-hve inches broad anu
tSsnty-three inches deep.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-19

ltellen. go iebr ct aud bin uno Ger raiipnirte,
10 blleb bod illtmer Gttpa6 3urld, toS tbn ane
fla9te 0Oer ibm beWie6, baB feine 6piInungen
9ei3ettert tparen. st mari iia unrubis aui
oem Hd9er bin uno bev unb empfanb enoli9
eile iol4e innere Dual, ooB eS ibnt uuertrdgtic5
ounfte, i'm 8initera gu bIeben. Gr ltredte bic
3Qano ans, I'm nad Dem 8euer3euge oui bem
3ta4ttii@ gu 9reifen, b6rte aber il, bemieiben
Nugenblld einen 2out, 9era0e at8 pb cine Sbitr
i'm 9feben5Immer 9e6ffnet perbe.
uWer PAP" rtef @pert. n..
Seine 2tutpurt. .
gr tQftete NIT Der @ano auf benz 9ta6ttii6e
berlm, pbne Die 3inob6l5den gu fnoen, pdbz
reno er oeutlitb pernabnL oaB Die SbGre gu
fetnem S6Iaf8mmer ge6ffnet wurbe.
uBiIt Su e8, 8rieorib?" fra9te Gpert, bieB=
NAL ni6t pbne em unbeba9li4eS @efhbl BON
S6reden.
Slbermals erioIgte feline Nntmprt~ 70
st Itrefte bic t6ano na6 bem GlodenSug aus,
ftblte er li3 aber 9lei43eitig ppn Elm paar itars
fen @rnen erfaBt.
@pert itieb enen lanten 9ilieruf aus, melz
der iebO@ in einem eritidten 9G9eln uno einem
i6mer3liben @5euf5er eritarb, - Damn tpurpe
NQeS weoer fill,
t-it.ugf. (SDriieBunQ fgIat.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-19

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