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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-07
THE SEWANEE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.

At WINCHESTER, Franklin county. TeHnes-
"A see, l. aoW n fuli operation. aud offers ths
youth 81 the south peculiar facilities for aequir-
ing atkereugh EnElisa. Classical. Business edu-
eaton.
WxcHRsrKR 4 ten miles from University Place,
on the seWsnco Moanlain plateau and e one
the most healthfai f,laces IN the STATE.
BaARp can be had IN tbs Sest privats families. Il
SIS 70 e2o per month.
Tufrsox varies fsoa - 70 el5 per auartoF,
according b. adyancameRr
ConxuxIcArIoxa may be addressed b the Rec
tor tie Rev. II. Il kNlGHr, ID. D.. A. Hinehestef'
o. he President 81 the Iruaieea aEo. X. YAM
nsNgs. ESs. at Nashville. IeEnezsee.
g. 4. uuINTARD,
Bishop Of Tsnaesss1
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-Choiera reports Of Tuesday last give deaths
IN New York. Is Drooklyn. le IN NeH Orleans.
Sin s.. Louis. ilS5 deaths ffom cholera in Gin
dnnsti lar The week ending N the slh.
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EDUCATIONAL.
shelby FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Nashville. Tenn.


GEO. 6. BUTLER, A. sI.,.---..-.PriReipaI-
GEO. s. BLACKIE, A. n. H. d., v. Prin.
mHIS INSTITUTION is LOCATED IN THE
L Large and Commodiaus Buildings on Broad
Street, between Spruce and Vine Streets, former
location Is accessible, healthy and private and in
all respects suitable for Boarding and Day School
tor Young Ladies, The Institution Is provided
with gas and water throughout with large and
spacious Study Halls, Chapel, Music Rooms and
Lodging Rooms, ample galleries, and Large
Play Ward for exercise in bad weather. Alto
getheT, the accommodations are unsurpassed by
any Institution in the South, being capable Of
accommodating one hundred b0arders.
No expense or pains will be spared to secure the
services Of competent and experienced instructors
in each department at all times and the course of
instruction will embrace all that parents and
friends Of education could desire.
The Principal has had an experience OF twenty
five years in the South and the Vice Principal is
well known to the citizens of Nashville.
The Session viii open on Monday. September
10th, 1866 and close on the last Of June, 1851.
TERMS,
FOR THE SESSION OF FORTY WEEKS.
Boarding, Washing Fuel. Furnished Room
and CASH ght-...---. 0Q
Tuition in Preparatory Department-....-. 90 90
Tuition IN Academic Glasses go %
Tuition in Collegiate so 90
Music on Piano or Guitar ..--....-...--..-. 50 %
Use Of Instruments ............ 10 90
Oil Painting So 90
Harp and Sc Of 100 %
Contingent Fee. Pens Ink. Fuel etc--......- 10 90
These bills must be paid One-halt IN advance
and the remainder on the first Of February.
There Is but enc Session, and pupils will be
charged from entrance only, and no deductions
will be made but for protracted cases Of illness.
Full particulars can be obtained from Circulars,
to be had on application.
REFERENcEs-Rey. w. J. Ellis. Hon. F. 3.
Fogg Major Geo. r. Fairbanks. Nashville.
GEO. q. BUTLER. A. NJ. Principal.
july19-2m
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Street Railway Proposals.

CEAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until the TENTH DAY OF SEPLEM-
BER. proximo, for the building Of . STREET
RAILROAD ia Edgefeld, along Woodland street.
from Fillmore street at the end of the Bridge
embau kment to the intersection of Church street,
near Hobson Chapel.
Plans and Specifications can be seen on and
after the 18th inst at the efice Of WILLETr,
KIDDELL 4 Co, Civil Engineers.
The right TO reject any ard all bids IS reserved.
Bids should be addressed to JOSEPH NASH,
Secretary, Office State Insurance Company, Col
lege street.
By order Of the Board.
A. v. S. LINDSLEY, President.
JOSEPH NASH. Secretary.
au9S-to sepl0
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The REQUIsTTIoS or THIS VALUABLE AIR i
held TO be 4 nattcr Of sach moment not merely 70
the literary and professional man. bat also 70 the
merchant, that though forming no part Of the con-
mercial course. il has been deemed In harmony
with the character Of commercial college. 70
institute course Of instruction in Il. which the
student AZ his opsicn can avail himself Of, con
vineed Of its ability for bis own special purpose.
Proficiency guaranteed in i've lessons.
The celeEs Is in perpetual session. Rooms open
from o'eieck in the morning til 8 81 night.
Particulars a. to terms. etc. furnished on aP-
Piication a. shove auf-ssn
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! Statement OF nc Condition OF the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


a-TThs Of CAPITAL Stock zoo eco
Of
ASSETS
Cash on hand and in Bank andeash 96I22
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TO II II H
HOLDERS OF THE NOTES
o. THs
Union Bank Of Tennessee.


ATTHE LAST TERN OF TIE CHANCEnY
~ Court % Davidson eoanty. tse f0lluEiHE order
vas made, via IL e ordered that the creditors
u de iuion Bank u feunesE1e who hold The err
culatinx notes and ali sho nay hereafter Defomc
holders d such notes, a1ai erlafg iae ist %
January neat l,sl. Gle su1a notes win 4usEfH y !.
ALLEs. a. Trustee. under the penalty IN ease %
ffilare 80 % a. 81 being excl afe Ifoi % a r.ii.
dividends Ehieh may Be malles and seins ealre.4
frsn "a claim zsainst he trust fund Df tae STAT
utes u limitation.
IL aeesrsianee With CO aboFe order. 40 holders
% Enion h1nk q 1tea arr hereby eIsel q pre-
srat thsr, AZ the said Baak. No. . A1lih l1ilere
street Melville Tennesr -. iot registration. be-
tween nov and The lst Of 9anaaiF he1t. hfa ~
s.rire' cert aesfas 81 deposit therefor.
JOSEPH ". ALLEN Receiver.
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COTTON PLANTER
TAKE NOTICE.
Economy Convenience Durability

The Mcintyre Fron Cotton Tie
Is BY PAR THE ciETAPESf. MOST con
1 venieot aHd duraklo Tx ever offered = the
cubic n q ENTIRELY DIFFERENT from.
nd VASTLY SUPERIOR - tae ola : Button
Tla;" cheaper and more confenieut taAn ROPE.
f.-f,,a,5.e 81 4 rev snd simple devices. and =
saslg and speedily adjasted q the largest a. ven
q tf.c rIsiaIl - c6fapfeesed bale q cotton.
0seFe1 for sale % plsntert and ofaerd ea We
49, mREGGs a Co,
Nos. esnd 4 cor. Church and Coliese streets.
iYI9-1m
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LITERARY Faculty.
T. c. ANDERSON, D. D.. President.
R. BEARD, d. D., Professor Ancient Languages
and Theology.
B. w. McDONN0LD, D. D., Prof. Mathemat-
les.
JULIUS BLAU, Prof Modern Languages.
J. W. BOYD, A. NJ, Principal Preparatory.
The course of Study is extensive and thorough,
and the Trustees are determined to make the
University what it was before the war-the lead
ing Institution in the South.
Tuition Fees, SIS to $50 per Session,
Boarding, for alb Departments, 81 to 50 per
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LAW SCH q o L.
LAW FACULTY;
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.
NATHAN GREEN. L. b.
HON. HENRY COOPER.
COURSE OF STUDY IN THE LAW SCHOOL
JUNIOR CLAss-Caruthers' History. Of Law
suit Walkers American Law stephens Plead
ing; kent's Commentaries Story on PromlssOry
Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss.-Story on Bailments; Story on
Agency; Story's Equity Jurisprudenee; Story
Equity Pleading Greenleafs Evidence; Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CIAss.-Story on Conflict Laws; Angel
and Ames on Corporations; Lomax on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Bent reviewed;
Story ON the Constitution.
Tuition per TERM. .......-....-..... 500 w
Contingent Fee............-....-.-..'...--'... W
Library W
The University. before the war. numbered about
FIVE hundred students on its Annual Catalouge.
Good Buildings for all Departments have been
secured. and the new buildings will be erected
THE FALL TERM
Opens first Monday in September. closes last
Thursday in January. Spring Term opens first
Monday in February; and closes last THURSDAY
in June iy3l-t0 janl
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FOR RENT.

n HE SPLENDID RESIDENCE NO. IS SUN.
i MER street. the house in perfect order and
possession given at once. Apply to A. Tyler .
Ne aa.slGtf p. A. CARTWRIGHT.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TEACHER WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN, WHO CAN COME PRO
IA PERLY recommended as good Classical
Teacher can get School in delightful neighbor=
hood. with a good salary guaranteed to him. APP
ply Immediately at this Office. lsepl-9t
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Civil and Mining Engineering,
at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy,
New York.
THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS
L SEPTEMBER 18th. For the new Annual
Register containing full information, apply to
PROF. CHARLES DR0WNE, Director.
auS-lm Troy, New Hork
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THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD MOST RI
j specially call the attention Of the citizens q
Nashville and public generally % his dns stock 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

Bales.
meeL en9lnE june o. Observation-Disclosures. I4,T00
PREVIOUSLY since Sept !, 1865. 1,7S5. 600
Total since Sept l. 7ss 700
RfoH cfose Oh war to Sept l. 1865. 416,00O
Total supply. .....................2 2216 TOO
The receipts, exports and stocks, at the principal
ports Of the United States, dates were as fol-
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

l1pERPOOL-Per bark Helen SandB-243 bales q and
1924 bales Upland Cotton, IL half chests Tea VAN
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Gonsigneos per South Carolina Railroad
juno 10 md IL.

432 bales Cotton, az bales Domestics, 90 bbls Rosn
ia bags Rough Rice cars Lumber, cars Furniture 0
cars old Iron, and Sundries. To b Sloan, Wiss
Co, H L Jehers 90. W Williams, Adams Frost &
90, Porcher Henry, Willis & Ohisom, W w Smith,
Wiley Hunt Bros, q II Walter & 90, Fisher Il Low
rance, Graeser Smith, II Noise L 90. TAFT & How
land, Nancy Singleton O Claussen, Rodgers &
90, N Robson, W Darlington 90, NJ Eason, Evan
Edwards, Yeadon, Klinck, Wickenberg b Co, W NJ
Lawton Go. @ w Williams & Go. N Averin B. Son, A
Robinson & Co, VIM Lebby, G. " CLARK & Co, Horsey,
w Dukes & Co, W Bowling. NJ Rabenstein, Ohisolm
Bros, yelling, Cameron, Barkley & Co.
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COTTON GINS.

TNNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
arrangements once moro for the manufacture Of
the best COTTON GINS made In this country, are
now prepared to receive orders from Planters and
others wishing to purchase.
Tho long established and weilknown reputation Of
ELLIOTTfs COTTON GINS will, We hope, be . sufi-
cient guarantee that tho ARTICLE win give entire satsfac-
ton. ]. ID. ELLlOTT Co.,,
May14 Winnsboro. 3. O.
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PaeHenQera.

Per steamer Emile, from Savannah via Beaufort
Lathrop. L Isenberger, r l. Bower. z G Chimney,
Mauro, Motto Prtngle, and - in steerage.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Edisto, &o-J II Long,
Bates, Bates, Capt NJ " gsxtop, d Dearborn,
Townsend and lady, II Westooat DR. NJ Jenkins,
II Jenkins. Col W seabrook, J Mikoil, and 40 in
storage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah via Beaufort
P W Hale, II Wright. Apple, and In steersge.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR RLEsToN.

Arrived Yesterday. JUNE IL
steamer Emile Beaufort, Savannah. via Beaufort
Mdze 10 l. Mccormick, Pinckney Bros
steamer Cont Hooker. Torrent, Rockville and Eds
TO- Mdze. To l. auieaume ~
steamer Pilot Boy, Payne Savannah via Beaufort
hiaLe 10 ferguson Holmes, Adger & Co J M
Martin W Henery Pratt westcott 90, L Chaplin d
AT QUARANTINE.
Sp brig Paca, Orta, Havans IL days. Ballast To w
IN THE OFFING.
Two schoonerB.
Cleared Yesterday. IJusy II
bhrh dclen Sands, Otis, Liverpool-Sreet Bros & Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday. JUNE II
Br bark Architect. RoBewarne, Bristol Enc
Sohr Bentley, Williams Baltimore
Schr SOPHIA Jameson, Jameson, Boston
Scnr Mary Augusta. -, Baltimore.
From this Port.
schr Daniel Britain, Springer, Providence Jpnoe
Up for this Port.
Steamship Cumberland Reed at Baltimore to sail June
16 w , oun'
schr Lizzie White, Smith, at Now York. Juno 0.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Lilly. Francis. at New York. Junes
ecnr 3 holman, Hoffman, at Philadelphia. June7.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. juno 8.-CoFFEE.-Yesterday, but n ct
before reported, sale Of 2O bags Rio private
To-day nothing was done. market unsettled under
the sudden decline Of 'emium gold. Stock Of Rio
In frat hands 20, $50 bags.
CoTToN.-The market maintained early in tho
week under the advance in gold but closed heavy
der the decline We quote to-day nominal follows:
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To-day nothing was done. market was unsettled under
coTToN~Ths market q as maintained early I'm tho
week under the advance in gold but closed heavy
der the decline We quote to-day nominal as follows
Upland. Orleans.
Ordinary y.................per ID. sac 80 cts
IoUa io% 1iddinyy sS So cts
tYT 10 iioulng. 81 cts
again inquiry for Spring wheat city
ahead snpers arm at 50 rs for fresh ground and
satns EatTa s Soast sale Of at 81 as Western
closed steady to-day at our quotations as below. Rye
Flour sale of SO bols Inspection s6 rs per
We revlsS prices, viz: Howard street super and Out
ISIS to ssos SO
q. 90 to S5 5o Ohio saper and Gu. Extra $40 to $40
Sl2 so to 1s 6oi and do Family s4 so to SIS 6o North,
ssesn Super .: 6e to So rs do Extra so rs to sll
s4 so do Standard Extra sii IS e sii So
baltimore Wsle's and Greenfield Family SIT 80; high
80 per Dbl. Corn Meal-oity Mills and Brandywine
The following the inspections Of Flour and Meal
S ahe city Of for 9ea the week ending
MINIS bSs ans half Ss sna OHIO iC ns SS
and Family. SIT bbls-tota Wheat Flour, 1884 bbls
and hali b1s Together with a6o bbs Rye Flour.
aasIN-Wheat-2sO bushels white and $50 bushels red
hH Of Which
sales reported Corn was in light receipt only $500
demand
active and market decidedly better with sales Of 1000
buBhes prime white at 81 1000 bnshels mixed at
98cc AU0 bushels yellow at 87o 3200 bushels $780,
1000 0atso200 bushels received 5000 bushels
light sold at TAO to T6o weight.
MoLAssKs-No sales reported to-day; market was
quiet but steady at yesterdays prices.
PRovIsIoNs-Are firm. but stock Offering small. We
report lot OF 15 hhds Bacon Shoulders at 1b cents
round lots generally held at 152 CENTS and jobbing at
1Sh cents Side, are steady At ash cents for job6ipg
Sides Tx cents Mess Pork in some inquiry; market
steady at SI rs to S32 per bb Lard26 tierces West
sold at 22 cents mostly held at % cents per lb.
RIoE.-Rangoon In second hands held at 101S to 10H
cents; Carolina quoted at IL to l2 cents per b. Sup
ply small.
sUaAR-we report sales to-day follows: 1876 hhds
and terces Englisn Island pan, cargo Of Br
brig Muscovado. private terms; 16 hhds and $50
bbls Knglish Island grocery OF lilo; AZ hhds and AZ
tierces do for refining at l0Hc, months Yesterday,
but not before reported 30 hhds prime Porto Rico at
14c per Id.
sEEDs-we quote clover nominal at 6 to SO 30 per
bushel, little inquiry Flax 10 steady at 50 for
good, and 81 90 for common.
WHIsKEY-We note n quiet market to-day; quote
Western 81 to 50 so per gallon.
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Mobile Market.

hoBiLE, June 6.-CoTToN.-We note nm i,nnrovo,
rspd ana sitter prices today in of the
aet aor Northern account took euo baies ON ht
S,S SSo i1r Mddling tho market closing Arm MnnS
prices ander &c. i' 'aoies at any
od t M AND FINANc1ALTho market is very ouie.
eaaS and advanced Immediately to l47 at which eonpa
close OF the SLd $4,000 at the
rules nominal. o'oins' "hlcn
NJ othsha peing In exccss of the supply rates for
NeT 1oIk sight have advanced to x66X premiuin
Ne" orleans Sight par@H discount.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York World of Saturday. the 9th inst, states
that tho money market h easy at hye per cont on call
70 hratoass borrowers and rates range nom nVe
to ak per cent.
Government bonds are strong: ve.twenties, 1882,
102H; ten. .forties, 9S<; and seven.thirties 1927.
The gold market declined heavily to-day under the
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Tho Charleston Cotton nIarL.t

Tho improved from Europe, per Jyib,r,;,,
caused tho staple to advance here yesterday from to
cents por b-the sales mounting to 10 10 80 baes f
which 20 were Low Middling at 80 to as 10 dding a.
56 and 50 Strict Middling cents per H. We ouot
Middlino .32@o33
'Strict Middling .................. ''oSYS0 SyS0
Tho market closing firm ~
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Memphis :nIarket.

mhmPHlS. June 8.-CoTToN.-The market opened
Win fair inquiry, and business during the mnrnino
vas fair but the noon dispatches which quoted the
ne" fork market dull and nominal at Ss@3sc checked
she afternoon The market seemed unsettled. and hold
Z - -
the latter were wanting in confidence make concel
sons to holders prices. We learned OF made
In the morning Of MddinR at 92H33; S3 bales Bright
Middiing at 34c; Low Mdd ing At 9l@S2c; and. Good
Middng at 3S@S8c. The market closed dull and un-
settled. We give the quotations as nominal :,
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New Orleans nJarl..,

HE% ORLEANS. June 6.-CorroN-The market
better than nominal up meridian; subseouentv how
the press dispatches received and pu siisbed
from Europe by tho Africa which may eenepafy be
looked upon as OF favorable character than any
however our market has disclosed decide improys
en and sales of 1000 bales effected at decidedly
days past The market is sti but very sparinsIy
Rea' and the closing figures this evening ruled as fol-
Low MtddnR ss@Sso and Middng ss@ssc: The re-.
ova TIM sus tar for the week exhibit reduction what.
put the accounts OF the growing crop arc Of
to falSfy ali estimates that heretofore
STATEMENT OF COTTON
stock on hand LIST Sept, 1885, .LaIes-s32 2se
1'eceiVed previously. ,422-7l6447
K,,or.o, ,,,,o .. 7ss,es6
Exported previously. b74 ss2-677 l7s
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared An
boas include 1929 bales for Liverpool and ia
.. SUGAR AUD MoIAssEs.-There have been no receipts
mUn tae coast since yesterday. The market is wen
but scarce There s however but vesv
aeand for either and there hardly enough
9omprise rs hhds Of yellow clarified Louisiana Sugar
iSHo per- There is small retail business doing at
CUBA sugss at lax to isc Tor Nos 70 and is cargo
morning but the price bid did not meet the views OF
holders aud the sale WAS postponed.
h character aud rates cannot be reported as
MuGn oetter than nominal. st amers when placed on
ahe Dfth nave hIed quotation, but when the day Of
arrives and space Is still vacant terms arc
eAsy 70 shippers Sailing vessels are of different
esse' aaa each is supposed to have an appropriate
ohto B9t e not unfrequenty happens that vessel
h I az an extreme figure lowers the quotation
Pslces @ gwen today are Z to "a by steamship and =
"a per 10 by sailing vessela cotton to Liverpool:
ansIe py SAL 40, and to New York and Boston by
sIea No per 10 FOR cotton. and TOO per bbl for our
Tor -four. o' "nu s'' Per poi
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pressure OF sales by tho bears opening at 14o md
and ~ dho highest p Ice Of tho day
ne snort interest active loans we're made nt four
~ =, per cent and fonr three
% t oa m ana only limited business has been transacted
Tho steamer direct as well among tho deaiors
nn quotaons are prime bankers day sterling
anu satisfactory bankers Names direct to prime
n h second hands aro offered at lO9% to 1O91, and
ee Gays sight, Ill Prime bills Paris, sixty days.
" " ~ ana three days sight, 064 to 6071 Tho ship
noo mo specie tomorrow will probably range from ST.
were engaged After tho arrival OF the Scotia is
ehpeotea that the news from Europe will be
commercial bills. Of which there are largo amounts
osuated and on tho market for sale. Tho foreign
cent. ava, Poi
- PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Juno 8.-CorroN-The market was with.
middiings. VIZ " WV -'-
Tho following is from the Circular of Chapman 4
harmony date Spoyers. Chapman CO..:
Tho receiuts OF cotton at the the
have been fnlloWa: ~ N
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,llnb tpe(fer @1lre tpdre bas?.r

Sage meint 9epiB - @aniB," fel S6ulo.
frieo nit eilter mertpitroig flaren Stm!ne ein
Sbre bunteIn Qusen Ieu1teten mllnoerbar ala
lie oieielben altf Sage beftete.
,,SaI tuar Ndes mas Der BrofeiIor anti
portete; bann foIste cine tleine 9auie bic Iebr
peinli6 tpar. Nbernsp lab suerit Sage nit elmer
Dliene an ols erwartete er, oaB Sage GtwaS
iasen tuiirbe; aber als er iein S8weisen be-
barrte, id9te Qbernep:
,,SoIlte S6ulbirieo ptrtli6 Elm @prurtbeil
seeen bieien Namen sebabt baben, 10 CLAUDE
id, oob bu7elbe adn,ltd perldwinben miro,
weun lie erfd6rt, bob lieutenant GuriB auf Der
6abrt bon Neupel ru9 BulermO unierem Sage
ea8 2eben eerettet Bat" .. q.
,.6ot er Sage ba8 2eben gerettet?" rief
GGuIbfrieb nit observation-disclosures @eii9t.
ySa, ih babe es pirf i6 i'm, su peroanten,
oab i'd in bieiem Musettbli1 bier ibe," anti
tuOrtete Sage nit einem bittern 2d&eln, iltoem
er Sdulofrieb uniub. vgBie es su9ins erluubit
9u mir peaei6t Elm amber WaL su ersdblen.
Seet tpdre eS melt ansenebnler Sid ipre9en
gu b6ren." 1' '.
oSa, beiOnbers ba Sage nt6t serne opn oies
fem @reisnib ipri9t. Sd bdtte es iider gar
niht erfubren, tuenn tti6t elmer ppn ieinen Ga
meraoen, 2ieutenant Steen, mir bic san;e @es
i&idte ersdbt bdtte;" iagte Qbernep.
vgs Iuutet uls ub 9u bebuupten tpOIlteIt,
Bapu, bob ~"
v9aB 9u ni&t banttar ieieit. glun ia, oa5
ii AUDI eine @ubrbeit, tuenisftens in 8esus auf
Gunis. Ibet Iuiien mir bag. q.
s .sa (6ortiesung iOISt)
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9ttbOarapbtl6e glnlfalt

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l2S %. 2rmborb Ctr, 3p5en Sight unb G4arIes Ctr.
gOrsaatas ausfaprune aasr &ufttase wttb sussfGert
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