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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06
JAMES P. .JERVEY. N. D.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. /
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

Columbia. Juno 49, 1866
Sir: have made full and satisfactory test of tho
sptctacies pI ocured from you and hayo the
to Say that the glasses btr adaped to inv ryes
than any have used. Tho facility with which Son
lifted the glas to my eye furnish. me couo,u evil
dence Of your scientific skill optics aud your thorough
experience oculist.
Your attachments In your profession ontitls You ,o
the confidence patronage, and gratitude of the Dubo
I haze the honor to be-
Very respectfully yours.
JAMES L. ORR
Governor vt south Carolina
Prof NJ. BERNHARpr, Charleston g. O.
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

FROM Medical gentlemen, Professors OF the hiphes&
Opthamic talent in Charleston c. and in the U1Ion
CHARLESTON. 8. O.. May 2sth. 1sss.
have examined great variety Of G!asses manuSao.
tured by Professor NJ BEnNHARDT and In usce 10 the
Professor must say that his Glasses are Of sI,neor
quality adapted to eet the wanta Of almost oyerv
where the vision is in imperfect The Profes
sor selected for mo Pair Cf his Australian CryatnI
Glasses which are Of ve-y superior quality and ork
manship, rendering vision very dsinc almost as per
feet as In youth. 1yied this testimony In favor OF the
Professor's Glasses most oheerully. ~
Z. GEDDINGs NJ
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7. L. oGIER, M. D,
cHART.Es1ON q n N,, oo,,, ,oeo

CdAhLESlOS, b. o., May 29th, 1865.
pleie assortment OF Spectaces and Lenses They are
better adapted than any have before to remedy
the OF vision tint be benefited by the
ute OF Glasses The preness and clearness the Crys
tai used Is an item wor:hy OF special attention. "a can
testify from Lersona experience recommend Profes-
sor BERSHARDr with confidence and great
to the patronage Of the public.
JAMES P. JERVEY, d.
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COTTON GINS.

l'hS uNDERStGNED aAV,N COMPLETED THEIR
"ra"v-ma, tx nuc' une fnr tn mauntlctnrn OF
ur - btT ~ q: ~ ever ma ip III this ..nntry
hn" rrLrri t. receive or.iars fruIu Planters AMI
" u r. "isminx u pu chAsa
IN % Y Established aud we'll known r,pnia lou
EiLloTPS COTTON GINS. will. We hope be = snih-
ton. J. NJ EiI.Il,TT A mo
MY Ii HinusuVrv, S u.
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aJ- Persons dopositing letters In tho Postofice will
please to place the stamp tho upper right hand
Of the envelope and thoy will also please remem
bon that without the stamp letter cannot mailed but
must be sent to the Dead Letter Once.
July
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Office Hours from "A. 81. to5 Pm
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES ENTRANCE
Second Floor, Private Pnrior No. a.

N NB.-0wing 10 engagementa elBawrere Prof EaRRy
a.anf VIII 90 able to remain here but ahur, time oGIy
Aiy ,,.,rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-13
Latest from EuroDo.

By the arrival at New York of the steamship
Scotia, we have advices from Europe to the 3rd
instant. Austria, Prussia, Italy and the Ger
man Diet have accepted the proposal for a
Conference, and will be represented by their
respective Ministers Of Foreign Affairs, the
Bavarian Minister being selected to represent
the Diet 1t is thought that the Emperor Ma
poleon will preside at the Conference. There
were rumors that Austria and Russia had come
to an understanding, if not an alliance, and had
mutually agreed to support the treaties OF
1919. 1t was also affirmed that Austria had
positively refused to entertain any project for
the cesslon OF Veneta, and had made over Hol-
stein to the Germanic Confederation. The
London Times, in view Of this action on the
part of Austria, has no hope that pacific
solution Of the quarrel eau be reached by the
Conference The English Reform bill is again
under discussion in the House Of Commons.
MIR. Bouverle's motion in regard to introducing
stringent provisions into the bill, for the better
prevention of bri berry and corruption, was car
RED by majority Of ten against the Govern
ment, which opp osed the motion. MI. Hay
ter subsequently brought in an amendment in
favor OF postponiing the BILL The vote on this
amendment will probably determine the fate of
the Dill tor this session at least, and may lead
10 dissolution Of the ministry. It was report
ed that even it the Government had a majority
on the amendment, the bill would lie withdrawn
and that if defeated they would either resign or
dissolve Parliament, Asiatic cholera has again
broken out among the Mahommedan pilgrims
returning from Mea ca.
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The report of the Board Of Visitors to the
Naval Academy states the condition of the in
stitution to be highly satisfactory They are,
however, unable to subscribe to the OPTION
that the chief OF even considerable part Of the
work of the academy is to perfect education in
literature or theoretical science
No case Of cholera has yet occurred in the
city Of New FORK, Notwithstanding the reports
in the papers This is known here from the
best sanitary authority Of that city. The
cholera is also declining at quarantine, where
few cases remain.
The Oldest house in the United States now
standing as it was originally built, is the Rev.
DR.. Whlteheld's, at Guilford, Conn It Was
built in 1859; the walls ale Of stone, and The
woodwork is of oak.
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FoR SALE at very low price, good f :s1
OF GROUND, at the northwest corner of King
and West streets. It is a good business stand
and dwelling house. There is also q wheel
wright shop on the lot of ground. For terms,
&c, apply to the undersigned on the premises.
je 13-lwS GEO, SCHMIDT.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE IL.

SYDNEY SMITH was not only a man Of inf
lite humor." but he was common sense, prac-
ical man, and looked at matters and things
rery much as plain people, Of good judgments
snd excellent understanding, generally do. Let
IS, by way Of variety, to-day, give specimen.
t nas been we'll said, that ''if the fathers Of a
hundred ruined families could be put to the
question or brought to confession, ninety Of
hem, at least, would own that their pecuniary
oTebarrassments like those Of the Primrose
:Gn,ily) arose from the wish to keep up appear
aDceS! Vanity would be found as fruitful
cource Of misery asvice. Rochefoucauld strong
j iacu}cates the expediency Of learning how to
aGoy2 old. The art Of growing Tor of being and
seemingly poor is more rarely studied and more
painful to pursue The writer who makes
*,2ese reflections introduces the words of Sydney
5nith, as an Illustration Of how valuable use
Hsaa be made Of, aud what enjoyment may be
extracted from, small incomes, Without any
:sliserable attempts to keep up appearances. !"
lie never, his daughter tells us, affected to be
that he was not; he never concealed the
tncught, labor and struggle it often was him:
10 obtain the simple comforts of life for those
he loved az to Injuries he always practised
self denial His favorite maxim, on such mat
GERS, was, 'avoid shame but do not seek glory
that is the ecat Of ppeaGancc-nothing SO
expensive as this kind of glory" and this he
applied to every detail of his establishment -
Nothing could be palmer than his house and
:abe, but his society and lis home attracted
tle wealthiest'
This is true philosophy and sound common
sense. Aud yet,thc man who could think and
write thus, did not fail to recognize the advan
cages and comforts which wealth brings to
:nose Tho judciously apply their means
whilst he accepted poverty gracefully and no.
bly,, ne still did not deny that riches, properly
rsed were blessings He avowed his cordial
concurrence in the axiom Of passenger in
s:see coach-''poverty: sir, is 20 disgrace to q
nan, but it is confoundedly announcement, -
enc lie took care to be economical and saving,
60 as 10 be out Of debt, and beyond the reach
c, v-ant
[hs writer from whom We have quoted re-
m,rEs, when speaking Of this subject, that
one OF the most creditable passages that Ju-
aira ever wrote, vas his advice to Woodfa-
':et ell your views in life be directed to solid,
-,owcre: moderate, independence without TIT
is nerd to be happy orcven hone>t.' What can
Is more touching than the seine in the life of
Che:i6au, where he burst into tears, upon be-
;aS re2coached for some political backsliding,
enc exclaimed, that it was ali very we'll for
lis noble Friends with their tens twenties or
:i::y thousands year, to taunt a man who
conli never give change for h If crown, out
c: us oTo money, in his life 7"
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AND PROPRIETOR: Uf
RICN3 NOaU DHSTR0ItN4 DROP

Order: from IT,. c2dntcy rec ave promo: a
careful attention NH 81
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Cast, assets. ...................Sl $50, O0G

The above FIRsT-CLAsS. COMPANIES,
having complied with the law passed BY the
last Legislature, re4uirnga deposit Of 535, 020
from each, in bonds Of the State, the underSgn-
cd is now prepared to issue policies in ri, or
either Of them on all descriptions Of property, IN
the city Or country, against loss or damage by
fire, and on inland, coastwise ana sea risks, On
terms adapted to the hazard, and consistent
with sound and reliable underwriting.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid at this
Office =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-13

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. lii the Senate,
Yesterday, the House bill relating 10 The dis
)c-siog ofmoneya BY officers Of the Ereedmen's
.2rreau was passed: as were also the bill making
appropriations for the repair and completion Of
c2,tair public works heretofore commenced,
c.lG he House bill TO protect the lives Of pas
1e2gois OF vessels propelled I'y' steam. The
Legislative, executive and judicial aDpropra-
'on bill occupied the remainder Of the day
n amendment appropriation $3.50, 600 to pay
tn5 temporary clerks in the yreastry Depart
1,,ect, led 10 a spirited debate
The House passed the Senate ioint rcsolu-
*!on respecting the bounties TO he paid to color
e. soldiers, and the bill legaliZing marriages Of
coore9 people and legitimalizing their children.
che House also passed the bill authorizing the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company to con-
*trCct to and within the District Of Columbia a
l:teral branch Of their main road from Knox
lille, Bad, on condition that it is commenced
:7ithln one and completed in three years The
4enate bill to Incorporate the District Of Couna-
3.P Sewerage and Canal Company was taken
NJ. litter debate a motion Tor its indefinite
post2onement was lost by the casting vote OF
ne Sqea&er. TWAS then recommtted. Both
houses agreed to tie conference committees
report On the joint resolution relative to ap-
0olntinents OF cadets to West Point. As finally
.oessed the President has The appointment Of
n:ty cadets at large Instead Of ten, provided
.,ot saora than two be appointed from anv one
G.cta r one ycar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-13

EHIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
The undersigned has been appointed agent
for the following companies, viz:
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
....... Of Baltimore. .s...
rhos. =. Candy, +. J. McCiinnis,
President Secretary
ASSOCIATED
FIREMES;'5 INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Baltimore.
VIM. 4. Hack John Dulsehart,
President. Secretary
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Baltimore
Geo. T. Thomas, Jno. " Davis.
President Secretary.
Policy holders participate in the profits
The above companies stand rs high and arc ms
popular as any others in the city Of Baltimore
Risks will be taken at the lowest rates charg I'd
BY i;rst-clHss companies.
SAMUEL II. JANNEY,
ut ,janney i Co. 3 Drug store NO. rs, King st
above 81. Asaph. JAZZ l9-cotf
ROBERT JAMESON GEO W. JAMESON
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LANDnhrH'5 GAEUHN 53ayj
GROVER L BAKE i &.

S Z WIZ . ;! ! 9 Il 4 ?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-13

.-:et!e:s received by the French Legation At
?sSninston announce that three-fourths Of
:os :7-ench troops in Mexico will leave that
:oaa:Ey 60. france in October.
ne Confederate colonis3s who were captured
81 Jo:eoyc by The Liberals aud held to ransom
:: >25 arr o. ten thousand dollars, have not
veg: 2eiassed,
ieo::0ct!Te Tres have lately occurred al Terre
-aT.z: I'D; Nashville, Teen. and Yonkers,
~ u; >"'''
Nv "lpans cigar ship has been in chancerv
IL T;;S Goou and successfully GU, of it again
Henry 8. Foote has established hims.If at
Louisville, ~, to carry on the practice Of law
Ger. MIeads and staff have returned from
s, &ihans. AL quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-13

LIZ, .Iorace Greeley is not at all satisfied with
.2s proceedings in the Jefferson Davis case
FAC &c expresses his dissatisfaction very forci
By. lie BGya:-:It has very bad look when
; .ra:> Officially charged with the vilest crime
;;>:.o-n e men is not even indicted therefor,
put kept il close Jail over year without know
ms On what charge; and when at length an in
i'ctmeat Is found against him for something
::otS!:y different he cant get tried on that, but
g s:I he!d in close jail without being allowed
? ?; caa5ce 70 iace MS accusers. We should no.,
si.1e ;aia sort of treatment, and we mean TO in
SCI D. sel- play for friends and enemies alike. I"
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IS tparen nidt bes Doctors einidmei4elnbe II
tpelde Some, fonoern Elm raubes unO unangeneb-
mes Organ.
S4ulbfrie6 b6rte Jpn ipre6en:
"GS 1T ieet Sp8 lebte @loI bab i6 tparne. Sas
gen Sic Der 8fau Smith meine Gmpfeblung,
uno lpenn fie binnen @o&enfrift ben Ba6t fir
ben 9Of nidt besable, 70 babe i'd 9luftrag iie
.bInuusmerfen gu IuHen Ser Baron bat lange
genug Jto6ii6t nit ibren llnprbnun9en 9ebobt.
Gbe bic gBp6e unt lit, mub Die eanse Summe
be3ablt iein Ooer es 9eidiebt uie i'd geiaat babe.
SIeB tit oeS 9arDns ausoriidlider 8efebI."
Die Sbire siu9 uuf unO S4uIofrieo fOnnte
lld taum uuf Die Seite 3ieben, um Ourd Die
5ait uOmt iie aufgeriHen tuurbe, ni6t umge>
worten srt tperoen. Sin damn pon abtoBen=
benz NeuBern frat beraus. Gr ging pbne 5i
9rlBen on S6ulbfreo pOrbei, betra6tste uber
lbt tb6nes @eli6t nit elmer unperI9dmten 3us
oringIi9teit bic ibr bas 8lut in bic 8angen
jas@. slnnita Ipl9te ibu1.
(SortieBung fol9t.) aia.s -"
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Cine san3e 8Ode mar persansen pbne bab
BON benz SellBer Grpnbritd8 GtpaS su iebeu
poer au b6ren mar. 80 >f9t1 ~ ''s ".'.
9lm Sag na4bent S9ulbftiep BON Sante Sa,
ia Nbl4ieo genDmmen, fam Der Paitpr nad
Gttcrp beriiber. Sin 8rief Don SSrau @mitb
bate ibn oa5u beltimmt. gla3 elmer Ianaen
Ginjelbeipre6ung nit Der @itttpe ipei]te er mil
S4nlofriep nno ibr 3u Wtittas. Ddbrenb bes
@henS la9te ber Yaltpr: .usi rs. e...sz is.
,,9aun, ieBt 1T JfrOubrif tuieoer utrIailen. Ser
iun9e Baron lit 16pn ant Nnfang bergDp9e nad
petersburg ab9ereiit." .'..''3 .'.... & .-.. ....
u SEPT tltrrte Elm Seller. S1ulbfrieb bate ben.
ienlsen, ben lie bon Nnnita empfangen fUlIte,
fallen laien. - .fagts
.als Der PaitOr ubsereist mar, iaste Srau
Smith -. ~. -. ....',.-..~, ~.
yDtorsen unternebme ,iG cine gieiie na&
Nbo.". ,t..i;- 81. +'s&
y uDu Warna!" rief @9uIfrieO eri6rDdeu.
SD parf Did bod besleiten?" = 80 49,. III
Stein, 9u mubt babeim bleiben. Mlene
Mnweienbeit in Ibr lit nptbwenoiq. GS bons
belt li6 INN @ei6dfte." e i
,,Nber
,SeIn Nber, nein 6in6, i3 nub reiien."
6rau Smith tdti6elte ibre 3O1ter uno Be-
tra6tete iie nit benz 9tusorud idmer,lider
3drtli6teit, Der beinabe INNER in ibren 8Iiden
lag. Daraui 9ing iie in ibr 3immer, uno bic
SoGter in ibrer innern unrube nabm einen
Sbawl nm all83u9eben. Sic nauoerte aeqen
Sunta 3u. gBie fr6bt4 uno pie alldld5 tpar
ile niAt frGber INNER unp 5uleBt nod in Oieiem
SOmmer, Der iDie Elm 2uftsebiloe ba0oneeFoeen,
pielen Wes 9egansen!7 Bie i96n uno freunb,
li4 bate ibr ni6t ba8 Qeben geIdienen! llnb
iebt = iebt bate Der otdn;enoe Sraum eitel
S9atten blnterlaiIen. S5eoer 8uf6 auf bem
QBe9e erinnerte iie an / n. sic iebte Si6
auf ibren 9epSbnli6en 9tubepIab, ftiibte ibren
appf in Die Sdnbe uno pieberbplte unaufb6rIi6
in @eounten: n.
,Gr lit Elm GaniB; er lit iest melt, tueit ent.
fernt, unb fort 1T au6 rtein gutter Srtunb unb
fort iino ale cieient9en bic 8reube nit id bro6.
ten."
@s begann bereits gu odnnern alS @&uIo.
frieo BON ibrem Spasiergarg 3uridtebrte. So
oft Der Din6 int Qoub uno in ben 3weiaen
raui6te, bpr&te iie nit 6urdt unb 8eben,
iebte aber bann ibren @eg FORT ir,oem fe MUIR
melte: 'goo saa 54 -a.Bss@as4 ssal45u.
.Was far&te poer boffe i'd benn? Ct it ia
in petersburg." @ ....... @1,.-' ..1a'''.'
alS le in ben 6pf BON &tOrp trat, ftanb cine
ele9ante @baiie ba. Gin 8eoienter in Ganis.
i6er 2ipree belt bic 3iseI. - ~
,Der ODctor!" badte Sdulbfrieb. ,,grinat
er etpd. ....." ...
Sic 9lns in bic 8prbatIe, blieb aber IduI&eno
itthen. SIN SaaI fpra@ ein @lann iebr beftis.
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9ie Original
9ranelIers 0crii9ernngS Gnnpoguie,
ras-t BON &artfOrb, Gunn.,
49,. III. retfdsrt geaen
11mfdQe je0er Sarf.
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1854, ,S7O+2S.
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unb fir irscnb enen 3tdum bpn sinem Uspnct tt8 ~
Sabren asstsebsn fit irgenb ers SuHnts tDn $500 beE
100000 Hber 81 bs $50 b9entItte @rtIHGbBlug Su So
btS 500 tdbtItdbem Bramtum.
Berli9ert in Der Bipnier=g r=gpmpaanie
9te EraStIIers Der ftc)erumgs-G Gpmpaar
nte Spn 3artfsrb III bic altste @DmpG9ntc IN &nera,
pIGe gten unfdne Serdtrt. STE 1t fprefattg une tjr8
serrnItt, maat arsse @eiddfe unb SAB tbre . er"
IHte prsMptaus BITS sum /. &prtI 1866 bat ie
nbcr fl unfSebn tunbert BetInite e1usbe3a Ut
unS xAseSx iIpJs Eauenb gefGtrun8a Gesne an86etlt
&nMnsbretes Spn hEeitn pGrtn Ectal"Veruftf nne oe
btht1tenbt SumRe SON S1025s0 purbe Gr pentasr ais
5000 etneesa5Ite pr3nen 1uSetaBt cbfr $l60 COG u7
ben fur 8erIus bt,ablt tn Suea BON So tis $40 000
BeAennb ttIItsfse Ser @ermn98" 8"Aus-
sttssa-.'. -- -l.' @ gGhe.
keide Rrattae nuttrfu6uua III n0eie. Gdeins wereen
unbtrsls6 ben Noentn aus8tfsfgt8t Gin lbetaIer
Dtstprp pirS Aa sher SabrS = Gttnen eettattet
&abRtS DenatG s. %. Ddtterfpn
Sefr. .4rH:-s prGi
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49, .S,GswnSkerr9, @thttfSa6tnt,
(met1e-1ntJ Ss. 6 y. @aletrttr. Rn'stn'rre, AtS.
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l.sl sd GRarfb Wdrtel Space,
sinaerifnntI1es GartenbndD.
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28eintau, lplpie 3eiduuugen iiber ben Sdnttt Der
8elnreten, rlnb 9riinblidle Mnleitun9 sur SIl'
ner5u6t, NIT genai1er riidlidtigun9 Der anerie
failiihen Serbdlhliiie, .r..
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prnfttfBem @drtnst
2te MutInee nit gbbiIsuneen 545 Setten. Salbftbb
Dret5 nur $l.to. ..t. .,.. .@t..s.
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iber tenfeIben eAenans AT Vpuhdnbiatett ub Mufeas
fc; es bat Der @erfasr bte betn 9nletunsen bes n
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uneeN. mft@e er ielbf In Eent16ians &mertfa 10 &C.
famneit sdtt cerbnnben SeDnbsre @prefalt III Ben Sb.
unS eui rter sueewenbet ha beten rGtteer BdbI
su gemin 8weden In terI6tebenen abres;eten &c. tae
9ants @eltrsen att1net
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ne.ne eide auspabi beutfItr Bidder:
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@etattu1er 3cImetidter StreibmatertaIteu
gtcln g5rGmmdttfsn 81
(SsfdnsbGdber BreffeAer
3r6bl6tr Te,Sabrigettsa
DcftGrtu9at &c &c &c Ht
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Sunfrtrts gBeis grtminal;etturg
Waldt NBpeaenfbas
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80 ia, 0ictor bat olle8 M6aIibe aulaebsten.
gr bat IOaar NIT benz perItprbenen General
Ganis 9eiprpden um bur4 ibn eine @erdnce'
rnn9 in ibrem S9idial 3u betuirfen; uber Der
0eneral anttuprtete: So lange i'd le6e, iuIl
tie bleiben up lie lit! 2iebes Sinb, Iir6te pcr
allen Onsen ben glamen @anib, baS lino
idredlide Wienl6en! 9ie 6amilie brinst
ltn9Iid uno Slu9 nit 1i9. Sic beu6eIn SUI
9eno uno l66ne 9anplungen um ibre Opfer 3lt
tdul9en; lie Iinb Menl6en Obne Sren uno
@lauben, Obne 6es5 uno @eflbt Dteine ar>
ME Goitb, meiu arHes &tno bat beB erfabren
mIiIen. ga9bem Gictor init, oem General aee
lprp6en bate, tuOlte er gtidts mebr BON @oitb
bOren, benn iie bat nad ieiner leberseusuns
ibr Sdifial peroient."
ullno wUburb?"
rSbr eritess 8erbre9en tuiG i'd Sir ntdbt
ia9en, bas peib nur i9 unb Bictur. 9aS
Speite beltano barin bab Iie einen 9uflen
belratbete, einen BON bener, bic 6innlano ein-
nebmen balfen. SD babe pieI 9ebetet uno piel
9euelnt camit ibre Siinben ibr perQeben tptrp
ben m0sen; oenn iie, bic 5sinoe unb Inter,
orlder unleres 2onbes, gu leben, bas 1T cine
l9pere Siinoe uno gott itraft Dieeniaen, bic
es tbur."
~Aber," ia9te SduIofrisb, inbem lie i6ren
&ppf 9eoantertIos in bic 9ano lebnte, INA,
rum antpOrtete General @anis, oab lie nidt
aus Sibirien tOmmen tuiirbe, 70 lanse ct
lebe?"
vDarum neil er llrfa&e tpar bu6 ibr
Vtann oOrtbin sebra&t purOt, Seraoe mie fem
9phn ieBt Die S@ulO trdst baB 8ictpr bes
Ganoes perpteien pproen it," ..s s.. .e.a4
.gSas iasen Sic bamit ?" rief SduIo>
frieo. .H -.
oWeine lleberjeusuis. ylmm Sid Dor benz
lungen @anib in gt6t, Iiebe SduIofrieb. SD
permutbe baB ct 9eine Sreunoe BLOB eutfernt
bat, nm unsebinoert Dir i9uben 3u tDnnen.
Dtibtraue ieoem @prt ieOer f9einbar nod 70
9utea 9anoluns; ie perbeden BLOB Seimtlde,
unb Iictor iaste Dft: Sur einen @anib eibt
eS neoer Sreue NOD Gbre, iie MAIDEN 1i4 elm
Spiel aus Nllem mas ibre i6ledten Abfdten
f0roern tann. So piel iit eepiS bas nien,uls
Elm Nbernep Seinen gamen b6ren m6dte, int
6alI 9u se9en einen Ganis @pblwpaen Uoer
@rSebenbeit 5ei9f. SAB bieie gBprte warneno
Dot Deinem @eoddtniB iteben, i'm 6al ct
0eine einiame uno perIaHene Gage benlsen
iOlte Si8 81 leinem Opfer su MAIDEN"
Sn ibrent Gr9iebunsSeifer a6tete Sante Cara
niht barauf tuie Der Musbruf in S6uIofrecs
3l9en nnaufb6rli9 we6lelte. a-
Abenos fubr SduIofrieo, na6bem fie ppn
Tante Sara ber5liben Abi4ieo senOmmen uno
bic oringenolten @rnabnunsen empfansen
bate iid in alien 9insen nah GictOr su ri4,
ten nab 9auie 3urdd. !.
Der Nbeno mar bitter ut,b Der 8esen fdIus
heftt8 an bic Semiterl6eben al8 iie tpieber in
ibr etiib6en trut. glls Fe allein bala6 uno
auf baS @ebeul pes Sturme8 laul6te, traten
ibr bic trallri9en, unsliidli9en Grei9nille pel4e
Sante Cara er5dbtt bate, beddnOig Dor bic
9lu9en, uno in ibren Obren tpioerbaIten uns
aufb6rli4 bic Bprte bes Generals GaniB, bab
@bit6 in Sibtrien bIeiben iole, 70 Iange er
lebe. Ille g8urnunsen Der 9ante Cara tau9s
ten no9 einaneer auf, um lie gu qudlen unp gu
nartern. ~ 80
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