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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-04

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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-04
STATE or ARkAxsAs,

STATE OF ARkANSAS,
 COUNTY OF PRAIRIE. In the Circuit Court Of said county, on the
 CLsncery side thsrsef before the Clerk Tn
 vacation, 10th day. of October, A lso7 Thomas J. Allison. sdmr estate Thomas Allison, decd, complainant, Bill.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
Wills ADMITTED 10 PROBATE.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BoARD OF ALDERMEN.


At the regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men Saturday noon, President Conan in the chair,
petitions from property asking for the widening
OF Laurens-st 90 feet and the extension Of Fthaye.
through WashingtOn-square to Canalst, and remon-
STRANGE against increasing the width OF Thompsonst.
referred TO the special committee IN charge OF this
matter The resolution TO appoint Charles Bauch Assist
ant City Librarian, with salary of 81 600, passed
the Mayors veto. Resolutions TO pave number OF
streets with the Nicolson pavement were also adopted
Notwithstanding the Mayors veto after which the Board
took On reassembling at o'clock, Alderman
Norton, the part OF Special Committee the Laurens
St extension presented report signed by himself and
Aldermen Hardy and Ward reviewing the arguments for
and against the measure, and recommending the follow
ing resolution
from Canal 20 Am aud that the street sdened DO extended
through 70 Fourth st
To this resolution is appended copy OF ordinance
that all that part OF Washington Parade ground lying
east OF line drawn from the intersection OF Ffhave.
with Wayerlyp place, and running thence parallel with
Wooserst 20 Fourhst be converted into open. pub
nc place From the gross aggregate OF the assessments
Tor damages found by the Commissioners for widening
and extending the street there shall be deducted the
OF t2bOO0, and In consideration OF such reduction the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty promise and agree
tat they viii not permit at any time hereafter the laying
OF any railroad track In any part OF Iaurenss and In
the breeeh OF this covenant then the title 10 the lands
was acquired.
This report was accepted ordered TO he printed and
made special order of business for Saturday next.
AFTER some resolutions to pave certain streets with
Ing remarkng that he proposed them that the mpeach
ment OF the President and OF Gov Fenon might proceed
at tho same time:
HAas An attempt has made u lhe House Representatives
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
TIE CRIMINAL COURTS.

In Justice Snedekers Court Jamaica, Hugh
Sullivan held 10 bail 10 answer To accusation OF
having nearly bitten of the thumb Of John Brnkershof
butcher III the employ OF Edwards. siney
In the Brooklyn Court of Sessions, on Satur
day, Edward Clark for stabbng John Brotherton,
sentenced 10 ten days In the County jail Charles Lang
dOn convicted Of burglary sentenced 70 one year IN
the Penientary Daniel Mccarthy for assaultng po-
heeman, was fined $50
In Justice Noes Court, Elizabeth, it was de-
cided that Leode Ahen, who purchased from Mr. Henry
Schmidt proprietor hotel EliZAbethpOrt his IN
terest in the hotel and the property contained IN t,
should yield his claim TO the rights OF several creditors
Of sehmldts who had attached the place.
In the Yorkvile Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Connolly Matilda Tredwe and Isabella
Doorman, two young girls who escaped from the haga-
len Asylum on the evening OF Feb. accused James
McManus and Michael ReaTdOn Of having eloniOusy
sauted them They were met by the accused soon after
scaling the walls Of the asylum The prisoners were each
held in 5000 bail Tor examination Wednesday next
James B Livingston and Edward L. bureau were fined
$40 each for reckless driving
III the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwth, on Saturday. John Hannity No. ll3
West Thirty thrdst, formerly a surgeon IN the army,
accused by Ills wife OF having struck her on the head
with chair shut her ont OF the house. aud threatened TO
kill her with Knife Mrs Hannity has been for some
time maintaining herself and husband by keeping q
boarding house. Once before she was compelled 10 have
her husband arrested The accused held for trial
Mary Jane Martin Of No HoratOst accused her hus-
band, John Martin OF having Friday night, kicked
her the face, severely injurinR her. The husband
finding her intoxicated Friday night with a ginbOttle
secreted sloppa he lost control Of his temper. Johns
employer gave bail for hlm TO answer. Gully" Fisher
committed for working horse that had large
ming sore OH its neck.
in Justice Cornwell's Court, Brooklyn. Oh
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

,orr,oc,orv of J. Colyer & Co was entered on Friday
evening by 6urga VINO Sto op Their arrest
pATFRSON.-Th Press says: IL is probable
that Mr. John Hecker Of NewYork who went into sses y,
spasm OF rage the other day over the ~ send
litter 10 the public prints declaring that he W, hv
only discharge every man IN IN ms employ nj, rb Sny man
who wonld not sustain the Presdent-wll ma tht % ~ ~
has overshot the mark ana NOT o9ly mace Ne hear
OF great many patriotic women In tbs elY ,ndiS,
as they heard Of & HegEers 1SLe Na sI tSr me
One OF the largest dealers IN gIoceriSs grocer years
vesteTd9y addressed him a note to know over his own
hand whether he the author Of the published note
l iieroo,rse with those who stand by Congress
and LOYALTY against the traitor Johnson This gentleman
has learned since the publication OF Heekers n0te lao
tbe sales Of flour OF that manufacture have largely fallen
ofr i'm mis- cty "No Of Heckers Hour Is the eI5
Woman M in the country He has by tins senseess ana
Insulting act "branded" himtef WIN imalny' o ne
lie eninence The Water Company has backed out OF
the compromise recently effected WIN inc ra'ei'O"
Water Company.
| man employed IN the Messrs spccr & Rosss planlng
MILL had his left caught in circular saw Oh
day and nearly severed. Ampuation VIII Oe necessary
pTAINFIELD. MIA lad 10 years old was
ran over by coatan on the Central Railroad and IN,
stanty killed, his head being entirety seVsIeo iioi ~
body. He was on his way TO school al the tllne
| UAIEYVILLE. N. J.-ThOmas Ellis oil TINS
nlace fell from n load wood Tuesday last ana the
wagon run him, in1ming him SO severely that he
died in short time.
| KEYPORT, N. J-Operatons on the new
canning factory are begun IL VIII be 80 eeI onseI 'n'
the one burned down last Fall
| HANfMONTON, n. J.-Mr. II. B. Blackwell!
OF Newark prOpose IL he be assured OF the raising OF
400 acres Of for three years TO at once put up
factory In tins vicinity
GREEN VILLAGE, n. IA little daughter
OF Mr. Hanes Hand aged five years, was recently Dure
10 death near this village While she was In the act OF
| lighting fire the flame caught her clothes
| TRENTON, n. IA Committee of the Legls-
ature visited the Soldiers Children Home here on Friday
and were much pleased with the operations OF the lns
tuition An adrOt thief stole between $500 ana 500 IRON
the store Of the Messrs. Cam Noen on Friday. lie
asked for the pen and ink and while the propre
tor was endeavOring 10 accommodate hm.hc S1oie the
money and soped.
| IRVINGTON, NJ.-The Rev. s. Hutchings,
for fen years missionary India, is 10 deliver lecture
ON the Hindoos in the Reformed Dutch Church this
evening.
PASSAIC, y. 1.-THE two Boards Of Free
holders OF Bergen and Pasaic have resolved 10 build an
iron bridge the Passaic River In Passaic village
NEW-MILFORD, CONN.-The farmers OF
the HOusatOuc Valley have formed au Association Tor
the purpose of supplying New-fork with pure mix.
Each member pledged 10 abstain from all adutefatlOhs
and the Association expects 10 deliver 1000 cans day
FAIRHAVEN, GONNA Grand Convention
OF Good Tempars Lodges 10 be held in The Fht Con
gregational Church on March lO
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
LATEST SHIP NEH'S
PORT oP NEw.YoRE......NARcr
ARIiIN WE'D.

ARRIVED.
Steamship wamsutla Fish New Be!rl With noise and "a" 70
Steamship Relief (wscking Williams WITH mde from wreck oftars
BARK v IL Jensiu, tBri Seward cars arrived 18Th Had sw
Bs Executive tof BangOr Goham Grand TuIs Wa; a.ys
b1wsris The B arrived 2atb u. ,,l
Brig Mercedes tBr Csufnego, Eono t'I' VIZ n .ng G 70 fo"r
Brig L. Merritt Eaten Carsh,s - al'. "''0 sugar
Brig Cshshns f PctOn 81 lie Blanc iatauIs 70 days WIN
Bs RdSe Move of Serasu aday With 'HS'r to
Brig Harvest Queen tB, sehuli rea day' in O'l''sto N
ScIr T. T. Kirk Burrst, Baltimore 10 d With coal r Ho,eleg
sch HOrao Nichols Brown baltimore 10 days, vita coal Tor %
sb r. Van Dus,n tof Bore) Moore CeuugOs 10 dar vs
ngar Ward Was 10 days uorh o iaisrs. Nlh NJ s
Sailed company with bg Pen and Merrtd for Ee~ior fe
from Black Ryer Jam fr Quvenstovp the cap sick and ot
and having LED "p the passage Pot navigator Oh oOa
SeS A. sGsp. baT sa Rs'E Ga, 20 Day; .; NJ. ,,s
ssrss with norherly gales; lost part ofdrcs loaL
sehE ward Boston Cape ayasn Pat into this port i'e
DErSD-Suudowp ST. cloudy ard bsiv
sASDT HooK-SnDdoWn. nothing sshi bounl m
Brig Ir,nette by plotbo. NJ O iSHfill'n.
SAILED.
Steamships Msanrs for Cbaeston ship reairought n san Fn
cisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
San FRAScIsco Feb 29Arhed. shp WIN Wilcox hsm Csrtn
sB Jf.S Fen sl@ E.-i ' g. U .S sp. arrived 4,
''f'orc Soros Mach Anivsd steamship. Of PoAuPe from
PoKrLASD Me- March 1.-The steamship Peruvian (Bt for Lives,
D ',s IS $ % MnreS sred steamship Key we, rom
EewYor; brig Isabella o sayg Graz fcr
SsiofE sic1E '''''''A ''"''' '''''-''
FOREIGN PORTS.
bhgs and Ahe GARNER schrS EanA
Turk lsaud Feb % .hr Prairie Bind fOrSs'I0s
n+dAyl
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

oh. United States mpeaeh Andrew JnsOB President the United
ststes ~ high crimes and misdeInesnors and,
kag crimes a1i misicneaaOFs consist only and entre
bshst prerogave President and attempted
G of an able Cabinet officer IN doing Of which
81 the perfectly justified; and
Wbeas II las the sad House Of Representatives soemny
bs I'M acts things done BY the legislative department
Of toyeen Of United States Ia all the
an o IN officers including the Executive Of the nation and not
standing The may direct votton Of the Constitution OF the
hreas Reuben Penton Governor Of the State 0fNewYoi has
Oiled snJ yscte 10 perform duties imposed him by the
legislative department state Of New YORK contained Chapter
1 ~ The Laws of the passed April 10 1915 there
FIRE spirit and ntrniion Of the law a. efpo1ndec
nv h. dominant spirit the Congress Of the United states
Rsor.d That representatives n the Legislature o this ste %
oue 10 the ease demands ana
.se charges Of impeachment be preferred against me A
Rebe r. Fenton o the state Of Newfok for the %
"hgh crimes and midemeanOrs"
Aid White hoped the resolutions would not pass ana
moyed to refer them TO the Committee on Natlonai
Airs Aid Farley thought that the Democracy was not
responsible for President JohnsoDs q'mrfes Win CON
gr,ss aud his Cabinet, and that the Common Councli
Loud not interfere Aid Norton could not see Tat le
Common Council had to do with the question. Ihe mo-
ton 10 refer was lost by vote Of to7 a. was also
motion 10 postpone the consideration OF the resolutions
and after some further remarks by Aid Hardy the reso
utions were laid The resolution 10 remove the
Lew bridge was called UP aud after several amendments
od been proposed whole matter was referred 10 the
Committee on Arts and Sciences. Ihc Board theh ad'
tom
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
PHILADELPHIA LABORATORY PARTLY DE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-This morning NJ A
7, o'clock large tank OF alcohol exploded on he Ard
floor OF the extensive laboratory in Parshs owned nv
Messrs Powers and Wghtman. The establishment n
very extensive covering entire block, and Ia epoyed
chiefly in the manufacture OF alcohol and quinine Tue
force OF the explosion blew away part Of the wall the
four-sOry building fronting Pamst, and the fire.
carried by the alcohol. instantly spread through thd
building which in few minutes was CON-
petcly enveoped in flames. from ground hoor
to roof The fire ragged furiousy two hours and threat
ened the destruction of the entire negborh0od but the
remen finally prevailed and the flames were confined To
the buildings Of the laboratory IN Brown and Pamstss
which wholly destroyed large hreproOf honsts
the north side Of the burnt buildings was severely
tested the doors and shutters at times red hot bns
by the energy OF the remen kept from melting. IL
is estimated that the loss Ia buildings. machinery, apJ
paratus and materials will nearly reach 100000 covered
by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
ANSWERS TO coRREsPoNpENrs.

"Emigrant"-We know of no such organiza-
ton H. O." Madison y. Ill. Mr.. Seward Issued a
circular few weeks ago. stating that passports were re-
ouired IN England 1t would be well 10 have for any
county They cost here about S. in Europe Sc or s.
O. Look among our steamer Advertisements NJ
There arc II cities in this sate-GbaDy Auburn Hud-
son Poughkeepsie, Buffalo, Brooklyn, Rochester, New
York. LockpOrt, Utica, Syracuse Newburgh, Oswogo'
Troy Binghamton Emira, and schenectady
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

At the meeting of this Board on Saturday
Mr. Murray called up the resolution presented III Ills
name directing the City Railroad Companies TO remove
the ice and piled along their tracks, ana hat was
offered without his permissop and that he was afraid 1t
could not be enforced After some debate MI murray
WAS allowed TO withdraw the resolution. resolution 70
appropriate 81 coo for portrait OF Mayor dOHnah was
called up and after the remark by Mr. Gilmore tha nc
Mayor had already abont 00Oo portraits scattered over
the and stuck In every barT0Om and tnat tne cy
gu 1ht not pay for any more IL was referred 10 the
Committee on Arts and Sciences. After the passage OF
number of resolutions TO certain streets with the
Nicolson pavement despite the Mayors vetO recess,
aud the reception OF number OF unportant papers the
Roard adjourned,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
fAnnouneenentSI

TROUBLESOME CoU6Hs AND COLDS, SORE
THROAT AND oARssSEss arc speedily cured by DR. D. JAs Br
PEcroKASr gives relief all Affections Of The L~ng
producing eIpeeOraon d the rhm which obstue' then Ss
quietuS the Cough relieving Inflammation aud giving the d~d
organs chance to heal Sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

The Summer residence of Rev. r. s. Rowland,
Asor from being sacked by hdrrlas few days . oy
the BuRGAK ALARM 1h. alarm given he Fa
house rnrnounded and ne bar'
glar caught. T. hoLAfe' y" @"i D''S"""
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

The Reys. VIM. ii. Rice, John NJ Wagner and C. Blind.
After the singing OF the Do1ology, tho meeting ad.
jOurned. G. .. =.
There Is to be another mass meeting at the same paca
tomOrro evening. Several eininent citizens haya
pledged Themselves to be present and take an part
In the proceedings. II
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
A PHORESMS FROM LETTERS TO

A PHORISMS FROM LETTERS TO
HoFF3 NALT EXTRACT DEPOT.
NO. s.2 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRE,
ILLUSTRATING THE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF HoFFs
wELLKNOwS MALT EXTRACT BEvERAGR OFHEAITH,
WHICH Is THE ONLY REMEDY PRESCRIBED WITH
Favor BY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
could eat uothIng
before rs ns it, but have excellent appetite.
CAROLINE MADHOP 10 Is4 Eldridges, s.r.
1t. eject my cough
and appetite be called excellent Plea,s
seed &c.
c. PETERSEN, BergeurOol ave, Hudsou cia.
Ny wife Ia, been nuch benested
byt Der case Of consumption ard recommend to sn
G. wIDMSN, sehoAsde ny.
Ny brother has used 4 the hospitals
Hofs Malt Extract for br,clng the system and
have recomm ended it to nv frieBd in shis city.
LEWIS BoEPTCHER So % cOur,-s.. Brooklyn.
Ny husband suffered for two years
from consumption but confess !our splendid Mail Bsr
age benefited him much
o. FRRDERICKsBN Nc. 1ls Einia-s;. MI
SoLD AT H0FFs DEror AND BY DRUGGISTS GRO;
GERS AND SPECIAL AGENTS ~ EVERY CITY OF fhB
United STATES.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

Keep WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
always III the house tits the hest cough remedy knosn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

FASHIONS fr LADIES .nd CnLDsxSs pns'
453 Broadway, No S3 broadway ani n" ~ TeHs'e'
Brooklyn, u Monday, harchl
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

or are 90. and about 10 are 80 and upward.
STANF0RDVILLE.- The measles is re-.
Of Clinton. Rhnebeck and Stanford. Many have
proved fatal
CARMEL, n. Y.-Mr. James D. Little. editor
Of The Carmel Courier, has sued Mt William j. Blake,
NYACK The Rev. A. s. Freeman is to lee
ture Temperance" in the Baptist Church in this
place on Wednesday evening
POUGHKEEPSIE.-Lu Sweeney, a fireman
the engine Albany Friday suddenly precipi-
taed to the track consequence of the engine breaking
loose from the tender As soon be fell Sweeney had
stretched out when the tender and six passed
him without injuring him.
THE S0UND.-COmmander of New-London
steamers assert that there is Ice in the Sound this
Winter than they have ever noticed before
STATEN ISLAND.-SS,0O0 was expended for
the support Of the Metropolitan Police during the six
months ending 5s On the 1st OF January In the same
violations Of the Excise law and 400 for drunkenness
year 9 for these purposes in 1863 III thought
will be required The Rev. Thomas H. Skinner Of the
Reformed Dutch Church, has declined a call from the
NewBrightOn Nights Church. Edgewater is to have
two factories Of them for the manufacture Of
chocolate ST. Patrick's Day is 10 be observed by
public procession.
NEWARK.-All the soldiers who are inter
ested in claims for bounty, presented through Peter
Mead requested TO meet at the Office OF John White
head U. g. Commissioner, No 145 Marketst, or Monday
evening next n o'clock During the month OF Feb
ruary l2 arrests made the police number during
docketed at the Station House, remarkably small num-
Der for the During the corresponding month Of
the previous year 200 persons provided with
lodgings Stephen Riker lad OF IL years arrested
Saturday night accused of the theft Of watch from
Michael Brennan ...As Mrs Theresa Hrchberg was
passing through Center Market on Saturday night she
rudely tosed by Martha Kline, and moment after
ward missed her wallet, containing ts She caused the
arrest OF Mrs. Kline, and accused her Of having
picked her pocket - Joseph Egbert. young man
arrested on Saturday night accused Of theft OF t3
from his aunt a Mrs Wright. -. The Warden Of the
County Jail found the engineer state Of ntoxicatOn
boilers
water The engineer was arrested and committed for
ten days "A religious meeting, under the auspices
held in the Newark Opera House last evening
Mrs. Margaret Van Arsdale, tho mother OF
four generations, died In this city on Friday
. The Central jackson Association have unanimously
resolved that Congress has been vndicve and partisan
aud forth Constable Charles Backer Of the newark
Police was accused Saturday OF having oUrad the
person OF a Young German girl He at once cred
himself 10 the Sheriff and made counter cl rer-
Jury against the O1plainant. The Magcria I'D
for sale. her owners having fOnnd from last me-
Tence that the risk Is too great in passing t he
draw OF the Central Railroad bridge NeEr ray.
Tho Magenta 70 20 be replaced ~ smaller boar The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28
Die Gruorbmne bc6 WbepaoreS
9oHuaA

SnptnnaPplt8, Snt., rs. Dea. -
Seilpeit ete Sur9, welbe In benz 9rpseNr Ger
9Rap. Glenn ipeBcn Grmproun9 pee Splnq'D
lnrn g%bepaarrS It4 ntft eintBen fcnnte, ent>
laiIen purpe, 9e6en lle rt69tiben WeriiGte in
GER Start. NaG etnem peri.Iben Iinp ba5
9tltPl uno bic S@ubc berGlem IN etnem @u.
Denlavle in lbrem !6pfe oefunoen tpprpen,
ltaa eiilelll nnperrn iDl lte gu @brams aefnat
b1brlt: OQStr f4aHien Srn. goune letdt ae-
mug aus Fem gGeBc, aber MGp. gouro
ipebrtf ltA gut" &a pteen @cruGten na9
ltft5 SShbres letn, abr fiber it, baG baS
VtrIGt teue gepetlc beiiBt, bic BET REM aGb-
ten, enitpfber In SenOrtd6 pber S1bnion
Counts ltattf!npenpen Srp1rTe BITE lttberfQb>
run8 Der %a9rtla9tm Sur SplDe Baten nes,
hcrf
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Die G%rmurOlng Der Wtab. Sin In
NhilnheIhhin-

es tnerben 3aHIrc4e @prbtGaten seribt
ple perln lie etnen Sag lang Senlctipn &C.
nlaWt pGbflt, Seh 9ublitum Ser0eden tper.
pen. pie unp p1 iptrp aber aud cine Stut,
tgat unter 10 erIEltterneen umltGnprn be.
9angen, bde bas SSnterefe ocs @ubiifums
l1n9ere l3ett edran mad erbQtten bletbt. Sin
ipl1er Eal TT Der, tpetfer Spr benz Sper,
unp Sermtnfr>0 ert6t IN 9bildbelp6ia mrorn
gfntereun9 Der Srau 9tl verbanpelt tpirb.
Sens Sdse Lang Tt Der SrpseB beretts i'm
@.NnSe INN am ODnnerIta9 Q(berp mar nod
thinner Dds 8erbDr Der gelaiunes,cuocn
MOT peenpet. Is rirfte fir unlfre @eicr BON
Sllterlie tetn, ettpas Ndtere5 aber bic frtbere
Sepens9elhtGte lnb benGbaraftrr Der In iene
fra9tlIe ge9ebenbett perHGb.enen perlbnen
3u erfapren, ullb mir tbeilen baber Spleen.
ee5 nit:
Gpr mtbreren Sabren bielt G6 In Der
estdpt Wafbtnstpn etre 6rdu, Warens
gtara SIl, aut. I'm biefer Srau MAJ @Qes
S@eln. Ste mar fhetnbelts ute man belt
ne fur trclfttt, lie trat In alien dugerliden
Gspenspeitebun9en ais ebrenpertbeg rau auf,
aver lpreSSelAdttes tnar lie stne &upplertp,
"a, MOO nett fhlin1nttr, fe lebte ron Der
SHpdNe ptrlorener fpeiplther @efen unb
spn Der eaterbaftiofett Der Rdnner. Sic
g1tte Elm 9rpbeS, duBeIt elegant e~tnoertdtetes
Saus, abrr fe benuste bic Iutt roffniriem
surus aussefatteien Stdumc nur ais Yprped
rnb Spielbble. Das aan,e gSeien iener
Sfan lag n!t it9 lelbft In 3wieipalt. Scr
pauS mar elm Gtdbltfenent Der S2mdG,
es mar etre &duberbDble, tpenn ffe aber
aus eemielben beraustrat, baan aina nibt
ple Soroelnutter, ipnpfrn bic 0oblttdtertn
eer @rrten, bic mtlbbersise 9r6iiertn BEL
Nptbletoenpen unp Befammerten teraus.
gerbeirdtbet mar fs Mot, bamit lit abr
MOT geid9t oab he aud f~irberlp5 mar. Gle
edtfe etlle Goepter, oeren unebelther Batter
etn Sf1iier tn Der Bunees. Jictte mar.
Ndfoem nun Die frpmnte Stau Sin rebt
ptel @flp nit ibfeIn infamen getdaft az
naft bate, faele fe ben GntiGlu6, fiH In
een NubeltanD gu begeben, Elm ~anitdnbiaes |
wftf9lteo Der @ele1fhaft III tperben urs
eurb ben Gintrttt In cine prtbpspre Stride
tm BON Bent Ntnnbus Der SrGmmtafeit etrl>
pulen 3u ldfen unb unter benz Mantet bcr
9u9eno pie bdbli6ea Sleden tbreS frGberrn
Sebens 5u bepeden. Ste fabrte ibren @ni-
iblue alS; 9euten, bic Gjelp tdben. fJ0t
rs ntft iGtper, itre Sbeale All redliliren,
Rap. .Sil Iebte ibrem Seeale acn,Gs unS
lpteite ette3ett lang Die aGtbare, bic frp,nme,
eie wpbltpattge 5rau NIT grGber RDutine.
1bsr bic Grtnneruns an be alfen fbbnen
&o9e,. an eas luiratipe @elddft mar Al
Diel tllr ttle S6etnbeilige. Gle ieete pas
@rlHaft fpteeer fprt, unp ttre Sp6ter Ypuds
unter ben Serherbliden GinHaGea Der mo-
raltih : serpeifeten &tmplpbdre nes miltter
ltben !9Guies berar. Sd5n mar bas
wfaohen anaui6alen, aber tnfperbta mar
60 iGrn Gin tbertinftes @rab. Die Sh6n.
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G9dS. &iden6' @dWd8erin BcBcbt
Selb fflnprh.

GttchAp, &c. 0e3.-Mab. Gugu1 q.
Dtdrts, Q8tthpe bon Plug. Gidcn8, Bruber
pcs bertbntten Rppeliitcn Obs. Dt6en5, BE-
9tn9 9cfctn IN Nr. SOS, RDrp<@ larftraGe,
5el9tnaprD, ilbent lte enc itartc Dolls Nl0r
pHtum 81 ltA naGm, Die Srau Bate lore
&u1Ner gum g8elbnaGtsr9 (benoe ndd Dem
|9llte tbrt5 S6wager5 2aWrence gejatdt.
I'm an hen GbttlttagsfreGpen Gbetl III ne0>
men. @lS ie betmTcbren, lag ete Mutter
tort AM 9pfcn. Die Ger(prbtnc, IS Sabre
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