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The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
RAILROADS,
POR z L "a N II
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R. r.
SUMMER, ARRANGEMENT.

- SUMMER. AKRANUEMENII
Accommodating Monday, May 4tb, 1858.
H77EzzEaS5TR Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
- TT,HH.TE2s( Sundays excepted) for South Berwick
d portsmouth and Boston, at 6.45 $40 A. M,
anu 200 and 600 NJ
IA desvs no boson tor Portland at 7sO A NJ, and 800
6o Bi4de,qrd ior Portland at 7sO A. NJ returning at
Portsmouth s. out O ISr Portland 20 and 1000 A. NJ,
The tram leaving Portsmouth tor Portland a, IN m
A. does not stop at intermediate statnns az -''O
On Nj ndays. WednF sdays and Fritlavs he q o,cIt
p NJ. train to and from Boston will run via Roston
g. Maine X. R., stopping only at Saco, Biddetord
Kennebunk, South Berwick Junction, Dover Exc,
ter Haverhill and Lawrence.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays twill run
via Eastern Railroad stopping only at Saco, Bdde-
ford, Kennebunk, South Berwick Junction, Ports
mouth, Newburyport, Salem and Lynn.
Freight Trains daily each way, SUNDAY excepted.
FRANCIS CHASE, SuDt.
Portland, April 25, 1873 apr2sjtf
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HOTELS.
House.

q Inc unu9rsigIeu, g1 naVing leal thorough
~ repddteu, pd i anu Iy newly Inrnlsi the above
IsH nan th nuuss, neiepS INFORM ;ir friends,
IiFf39I anu 'iie puoiic tnae they Will on the same
May 4th, 1868.
The Lake House Is situated in Stand 49,.
fni and aa resnrt H. 'nS m health
Part1cuiar e1tsntion ia ottacbad a. ~ .t emngand
ing the Toantdin of the great water works N pc
constructed to water the city of Portland oelhs
Surrounded by variegated landscaoe. of -.
full natural scenery it offers particular attraca
persons, or parties, wishing to visit the counp ps 10
attention. and be- nroy;dsd u v Ml ieceive onr pnpt
fishing accomrnodat;ons "A'Ai iiuins, ilelnd
w. lei. MURCH Il CO..
April "a. dtm* PROPRIETOR RS
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and for Sale. I
'hE yaluaoleot of land on Middle Street, bound
eu Dy fIanlin and Fore Streets, being the
southery corner 1t will be sold on favorable terms
Appyto VIM. Fl. JERRIS. 4
aprl8dtf ReaI Es1 sfa Agent
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ALI who have committed an excess OF any kin0,
whether it be the solitary vice of YOUTH or the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in raturer years,
SEEK FOR An ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
Tho Pains and Aches, and Lasstude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton,
s.: are the Barometer to the whole system,
Do not wait for the consunmaton that is sure to fol-.
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
NIL axinv
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FOR SALE.

Set.A House and lot No Cushman st. Lot 40 by
E; 105 feet House new; arranged for tenements
MssssaAH Inquire of
JOHN G. PROCTER
Anril o2-d3w
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Z Special Steamboat Notice

On and after Tuesday A Iril oath,
sSsr~s--TM the Steamer "City of kicnmond"
n, n xMhN\ will make one trip per week to
Aaerss.zzzsssas> Bangor, and one t1 MachiaS leaY-
N=<'Ss-A'1saA-1@-- ing Portland for Bangor every
Tuesday at 10 o'clock P. NJ =, and Bangor for Port
land every Thursday at O'clock A. NJ And Port
land for Machlas every Friday at 10 o'clock p. NJ,
aud Machias for Portland every Monday at O'clock
A. M, until further notice.
ROSS & STURDIVANT, Agents.
Portland, April Is, 1865. dtf
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Hatch House to Let.

This well known Public House,
Az<iSN-N being centrally located, on Main
MTTTfSsz&R Street, in the business part OF the
& IKt8Nl6H city, will be leased tor term OF
A415@1s AE4z52@11zs7slzsE years. if desired
For particulars apply to a1t
ss1L ALBERT EMERSON,
Er- No. 20 Summer Street.
Bangor, May 2, 1865 eodS&w1w#
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Inside Lice to Bangor.

Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND.
<sessss...7AM Charles Deering, Master wi 4 ieaye
N -HskN\ Railroad wharf, loot OF 5 ate ST.
sz9saEt5szsa.ass.H every TUESDAY EVENING, al 10
nss'H--a<-ss71<sN O'clock, or arrival Of o'clock
or express train from BOsten, touching at Rockland
Camden, Belf3st, Searsport, Sandy Point, Bucksport
Winterport and Hampden.
RETURNING-WIl leave Bangor every THURSDAY
MORNING at 6 O'Clock, touching at the above named
landings. For particulars enquire of
ROSS & STURDIVANT,
General Agents, No. 179 Commercial Street.
Portland, April "a, 1868, dtt %sasA3 ~
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FOR NEW YORK.
sTONINGTON LINE RE-EsTABLGsH
ED.
Inside Route.

CEHEEF-5=F1 Cars lea Depot Bos- GfK@A
ton and Providence Rail- -SEszlsaS.sss.s2s
road, Pleasant Street, near the Common, daily Sun
days excepted, at 5.45 p NJ connecting with the
Capt. G. B. HULL, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, and Steamer S1ONINGTON, Capt. w. NJ.
JONES, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Through Tickets furnished, and baggage checked
through to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
the West, 7 p
Tickets, Berths and State Rooms secured at this
office; also at the Boston and Providence Railroad
station. j. w. RICHARDSON, Ag,nt,
feb1A-5m 134 Washington stree
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Land for Sale.
4 PART of the late Mary s. Lunt's Estate, near
a Portland, via Tukeys Bridge; in parcels to
suit Purchasers. Enquire in person or by letter Of
JAMES JOHNSON,
Stroudwater, Westbrook Admir- of said Estate with
will annexed. t.f III. oct 22-d&ywtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05

Messrs R Croasdale & Co..
1 used your Phosphate side by side with Goes and
could till the first of Augu decided ben
eft in favor OF yours-that is the stalks of were
much larger. used it freely grass IN the spring,
and late on some turnips. The grass crop was re-
markably COED, and it remains to be seen what the
tuTnps will do. The season too wet to properly
testit Yours, f. E. HOWARD. 4
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cessy for their enlargement the early ono
Others The sidings OF the ROAD are U 20 az
both ends, and nearly every station Is Snppmeu
with snare siding for its own speclal na ,.
ron the rails are of good quality, generally y le15
long of American manufacture, and appear TO wear well
SnG fences have been built at number OF cuts IN VIC
Rsck Hills but more will be required at TINS ana QUIET
nonts OF the road. The Commissioners esuIndte tne
ta eypendtre which Will be required In order tnat
Tho road SO far as built may be rendered eqi 10 luy
competent hrst-class road at S64Sg55O Wch ihcluues
The Xnenses OF changing location 10 improve the line
and diminish cuTvatures at various points; competing
efnbanknents excavations. and reducing grades; new
fes i'm place OF cottonwood ties; ballastng, ana new
bridges There also included in this sum the estimated
cost of 60 new passenger locomotives Tor the through
travel on the onening Of the road at $4,000 eachSOOG
repair OF locomotives in usc s50OOO "a new passen
ger cars S264COO 50 baggage, mail, and express cars
$4,000 and box freight cars, S5OOOO The foregoing
estimate confined 10 the 500 miles OF road from Omaha
10 the end OF the track and is statement OF the eNpen
ditures deemed necessary 10 complete the construction
and equipment OF that part Of the road ready for the
traffic be thrown upon 1t when the line Is opened TO
California The estimated cost Of constructing and fully
completing the road from Weber canyon TO the head OF
Great Salt Lake is S3,5l5.550
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
MURDER II cHARLEsrowN. MASS.

BOsroN, Dee. 4.-rs evening n murder,
whose equal is rarely recorded. was committed IN
Charlestowu Dennis Reeve an Irshman cutting OF the
head OF his brohernaw. Dennis Cronan wtha cleaver
while tho latter was uuSspectlhgly shOVelng TAT and
bones m Furbushs Fat factory. The affair cBused by
pettv law suit about a rifnc sum OF money. The par
t,uara are these officer Brewer was informed about
O'Clock that a suicide murder had been committed at
Furbush's factory. He fastened 10 the place,
and found the lying his shovel and
some bones and fat, his head being severed from his
body with the exception that small piece OF the skin
ON tho throat not cut The men at work in the adj
may lain there for hour before discovered
A coroner was summoned. Search made for Dennis
Reeve. the murderer His house visited but his wife
said that her husband had been at home break
fast. The house OF his brother also visited aud
searched but he not found Other places which hs
was known 10 frequent visited with the result
This afternoon the alleged murderer Reeve gave himself
up he had heard that search had been Instituted for
him. lie dcries thai lie committed the murder but err
cumstances against HIM, IA he absent from tho
lIOnan
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE NEW PRIME MINISTER

THE NEW PRIME MINISTER.
LONDON. Dec. 4.-Tho Right Hon. VIM. L. Glad
stone had an audience with the Queen yesterday
afternoon and formally accepted his appointment as
chief of the Ministry. There was a great gathering
of the Liberal chiefs at the house of Mr. Gladstone
last evening
Tile Times this morning in an editorial on the Cab
met about to be selected thinks Lord Romilly. the
present Master Of the Rolls, will be appointed Chan
ceor Of the Exchequer aud Sir Rounded Palmer
Master of the Rolls.
MEMBERS OF THE NEW CABINET
Sir Robert p Collier will probably be Attorney
General in Mr. Gladstone's Cabinet.
Mr.. John Bright has been asked to join the new
Ministry.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

WAsnINGTON, Dec. 4-The Indian Bureau
has not as yet received any dispatches from tho Plains,
giving the particulars OF the late successful fight Of Cen
Custiss with the Indians 1t is affirmed that the fight
occurred upon reservation that the Government set
aside for tho Indians. and that the tribe who were
DESTROYED have not committed any depredatons. II this
Drove % he re il is held that 1t will surely bring
general Indian war Further intelligence is waited for by
the prominent officials with little degree OF anxiety
dispatch TO Evening Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
VE5TDN's PROGRESS

YARMOUTH, Me-, Dec. 4.-WestOn and party
arrived night, at III o'clock and concluded,
account OF hotel accommodation, 10 stay night and
to enter Portland this morning. ten miles distant He
starts from Portland at o'clock this morning. and in
tends to stop Wakefield New Hampshire 70 miles dis
tant, passing through scarborough Saco. Bddeford,
North Kennebunkport Lyman. Alfred, Shapleigh New
field and North Acton, in Maine.
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KILLING OF THE CHIEF OF THE oMAHAs.

DUNLAP, Iowa, Dec. 4.-0n the morning OF
Nov, ~ yellow Smoke Chief OF the Omaha Indians,
visited this place during the evening, and WAS drugged
with liquor by party OF roughs, with the intention of
r0bbinc him. During the night they quaFreed, and in
the fight Yellow Smoke struck head and his
skull fractured lie was taken TO Indian encamp-
ment about four miles east OF the town. expired on
Wednesday morning Nothing was done mil last nQht
when several persons were arrested. The Chief WA
always very friendly and strictly honorable His band
numbers 800 warriors who, according 10 reports ara
gathering, and greatly excited. Yellnv smoke was
buried Yestcr,qy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
The SOUTHERN STATES.

NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE-THE CORRUP-
TON CHARGES.
RALEIGH Dec. 4.-The Lower House was en-
gagged to-day the resolution for investigating charges
OF bribery. The resolutions nay adopted
by a small majority. The investigation will pro-
coed There much opposition 10 the resolutions.
Grave disclosures are expected. Both Houses have
adopted resolution TO take recess from Dec u to
Jan. L.
TIE FLORIDA IMPEACHMENT NOT SUSTAINED
LIEUT.-GoY. GLEASON DEFEATED.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 4-The Supreme Court
to-day decided that the petition Of Leut.Gov Gleason
toremoye the suit to United States Court under the
Civil Rights Bill did not allege any fact which brought
the within act referred to- and that LeutGov
Gleason had had every right extended, and had in this
Court full ard fair hearing, and his complaint, If no
had any, could only be based upon an assumed discretion
tho Civil Rights biz 10 revise the decisions OF
the Court. The respondent Gleason on the an.
his counsel abandoned the case. Judgment OF OuSF
is expected. Justice Mestcott IN announcing his cpulp
concerning the jurisdiction Of the Court SAD tat tho
G aIcs created ana existing unjer the Constitutiou az
that the respondent Gleason did hot belong 10
6r!!t section Of the C,yii Rights Bui; aud that
he had had full and lair hearing; tnaf,
nj tbe Cvj Rights hin and II 1t was as commended uu-
constitutional. effects would be topace in tine power
Of any individual to stay all legal proceedings IN tho
State Courts ut his own discretion. The Judge added
that the section OF thus act prescribing penalties for s
violation had read and that he waiting TO
any prosecutions which could follow the exercise OF hon
est Judicial discretion Tho indications that on tho
meeting OF the c g,aturc month The lupsachment
question viii be again brought up.
LEGISLATION IN ALABAMA AGAINST TIE KC-
KLUX KHAN.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 4-The Senate passed a
bill today making the wearing OF DISCUSSES ana masks by
number of men crime, punishable by fine and i'm
prsOument. Bills introduced and referred, allow
ing certain counties subscribe 10 stock In the railroad
from Opclka to Tuscubia and to open judgments rem
dered by of the Courts OF this state where the canse
of action existed prior the 25th Of May, 1868. The
House IS engaged tine Revenue bill The Legislature
has refused To AL Ouru on the l2th OF December.
THE NEw-oRLEANS POLICE COMPLICATIONS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Dee. 4.-The injunction that
was granted application OF the Metropolitan Police
Board through their President, lieut-iOy Dunn.
stranng Mayor Conway and Chief of Police DIAMOND. APP
pointed by the Mayor, from interfering in any manner
with the police affairs or this CITY, was before judge
beaumont to-day the rule that had been taken 10 dis
solve these iuunCtOuS. The Court ordered the njnnc
tons dismissed with Judgment in favor Of the de-
Pendants in the injunction Judge LeaumOnts opinion
youmnOus and comedies with that Of Judge Cooley. but
goes further than the latter saying that The section
without which the act Is Of no avail, bems declared I'M
constitutional the whole act is unconstitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
FRANCE.
TIE nArplN DEMONSTRATION.

LONDON. Dec. 4.--Thc MOuiieT gives an account of
the attempted demonstration at tho Montmartre
Cemetery on the anniversary of Baudins death,
fully confirming the reports previously received
from Paris. The N0ne,r says the crowds were dis
pcrscd by the police who found it necessary to make
only a few ARRESTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

OMAHA, Neb., Dec 4.-The temporary railroad
bridge across tho Missouri at this place, which was com
plcCd day before yesterday swept away by n0athY
Ice last evening FOur hundred loaded freight cars ad
been taken the bridge before It's destruction TINS
SccOud temporary bridge that has been destroyed
IebniA II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
SPAIN

TIE NEW CAPTAINs-GENERAL OF TIE AMERI-
CAN POSSESSIONS.
MADRID, Dec. 4.-Gcn. Laureauo SAM Soto has
accepted his appointment as Captain-Gencral Of
Porto Rico on tho condition that rcJuforcements Of
regular troops be sent 20 that island.
Captaiu-Geucral Dulce viii sail for Havana on tho
18Th INST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

THE CoLE.HISCOCK CAsE-THE JURY OUT
Judge HogeboOm charged the jury IN the
Of Gen Cole for the murdcro L. HscocK, ye'to
day morning occupying two hours. The jury ro'ireo'
and out ali night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
WASHINGTON.

-uv ppre1DENT's MESSAGE - THE ALABAMA
~ ,ivSETuE FREEDMEN's BUREAU-EN-
TRAYCHIsING WOMEN -CoNsTEkNAIloN in
TIIE WHISKY RING-DEPAKIMENT REPORTS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
t1ad,ribten aus rlJerife.

sluS Wtcyito iinb neucrc, biS gum 30 @tp
rCibenoe Sia6ribtcn eingctrofen. @cn Roics
eran5 ipar na6 elmer itilrmlden llCbcriabtt dn
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iidb iebo6 crit am ndbnen Sag ans 2anD unO
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b'ulIoa Gin SalutifuB 5u lcincn GbrCn Obgcfcus
ert. Sor Dem Sotcl, no CT cntebrte, p0ro cuc
GbrtnpOdc Guf9citcGt unO OI5bo!D cribicntu Bic
bcrpcrrNgcnpfCn Yerioncn Der Staot, I'M i'm 81
begrilBen uno ipiIiommcn 5u bciRcn. Gr b!itb
bi5 gum 20. Siop in &cra Gluj pGbrcnb Del
2Cit einC5 ScripeICn5 purben ibm pon 0ucl
SCiten bic IhmchclbaftcIcn Scpciic Der Sut,
mcrIamtcit uno N6tung ju She'll 2lm 2S
9icU. rriltc CT ncbit leincr Camille unb @eip8
I'M beItCn NobIiCin n06 Yaio bel Wtddbo, ben
9cgcnpdrti9cn Gnppuntt Der Sabu, abb Dor
iparb inn ju Gbren bon Dem friDcrtn 0oupcr
ncur bon gfiiicuri, Scrrn Sboma5 q. 3cDnrp0
Der gC9cnWdrti9 Supcrintcnbcnt Der SObn 1T
eiu 0almaDI 9c9cbcn. @r bc9ub iid parauf i
cincr &ntifc bic pe5ica ju lcincr &crfh9un
9clcllt tporccn par unb in Yc9Ictung elmer 50
tortc bon fhnbig Mann, na6 Der Sahptitor
Gtcgito.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
1lmSer 8eitmro9sfrGger.

GS 1T ein alter @ebrau6 bcim Gntrtt eineS
neuen Sabrss, baB @crtpanbte, Sreunoe uno
9etannte li6 9e9enleitig @Iid 6um neuen Sabre
ipinl6en 90 bat unS aud unler 3eitnn9strd'
ger erlu6t, ben berebrten 9clcrn oeS :, YatrictS
In unlcrer Stabt, bic CT Vile alS feline Sreunoe
betradtst, srgebenf Su bena6ri6ti9en, oaB er
am fommenben gteuidbrsmor9sn peber bel Slen
poripredcn uno ibnen einCn 0lilflpunl6 gum
neucn Neuen SaDr parbrin9en iuirb Solten
bic berebrtcn 9eler 9tipIt iein ibm elm tIeinsS
Gel6ent 5u perabrei6en, 70 tpirb ct eS ieoenfalls
freupig unb bantbar annebucn, uno ipirb er cas
fommenbe Sabr ipiebcr. ipie er cS in bcm num-
mebr pcrfloBene getban bat, bereitipilli9 unb nit
Srenben, bel Sturm unb Sonncnl6en, ben
UYutrict" ieinen perebrtcn @Dnnern iiberbrn'
gen. Wtp9e er in ienen Spffnungen, bic er anl
bic 6rei9ebi9teit ieuer 6rcunbe icBt nlbt Sc
tduibt iperben unb bic SitbeS9oben 10 reitd,
auSfallen, baB er in ben Stanb 9clebt tprb, lid
ettpaS sthsldeS bafhr anibaifcn Su tpnnen, uu
fur Ianse 3sit Gin freunpli6eS Snbenten al isin'
8pnner 5u baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
2lu unfere oerebrten 9lbonnenteM.

Seim S6luBe beS SabrcS crlaubCn mir unS
bieisnisen unierer NbOnnenten, Ictpie alle Sene,
ipelde nod fur Srufarbcit l6ulben, freunodit
baran 6u crinncrn ibre bctreTenccn &e6nun9cn
10 baIb OIS mD9Iib 81 beribt9cn. GeIb 1T bci
ben Srudsrn, aud bci 9uten 3citcn ein iteto
rarsr NIrtteI, unb bel 0sIbdrmen 3titen, tpe iit
9srabe ebt iinb, baben bic 9rufer bic 9rGBtc
stotb, 70 biel GeIc aububrn9cn um iDrs nctb
ipenbisiten sIuS9aben bcitreiten ju t6nnen SeB'
baIb 9Ialiben ipir aud unieren bcrebrten &unpeu
nift ju nabe 5u treten, wenn tpir e bitten unS
baS S6uIpise baIbi9it 5uSuienper, bcIonpero
penn fie beDenten, puB fe pupurd nod peleS
ba5u beitru9en werccn baB mir bic berannabcn'
ben Seierta9s init srDBcrcr 6reube be9eben tDnn,
ten, unb ie unB nod nebenbei 3u ber5Iiben Dante
pcrpfbten pilroen.
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grnd,.Gerid,t in INDIANA.

Snbiaopoli8, II. Deg. tlcbcr boS
Sraueripiel in gtep NbanD linb bic fO9cneen
ndbTen gla6ridten eingeg1ngcn Socute gtor'
gen 9C9cn llbr tamen ncDrCre gIdnner ait
Qutber S8bitcn, tpe6c Dor bcm @cfan9niIie
gSahc Itanb, 81 beIten ibm 4SitpIcn Dor ben
&opf uno Iogten ibm, ircnn CT nid)t idmei9c,
mhlie CT itcrbcn. g3biten mod)te btmun8cadltct
2drm, norduf CT 9Cpudt un0 nicoCrgcIdbIdgCn
wurre. WtittcriuCiie bate Iid) bic Gcfdn9nB'
office nit Wdnncrn gciRut ipcd)e nO6 Den
Sd)liifieln iHdtCu. Sheriff 6ulcnlOpC, meder
bic S0hu9c ofCrtbc9riii, fam aus iciuCm SdJI0fs
;immer btruntcr unO crrCidltC bic al Der NeitCitc
bc0 0tfdugniic6 in0 GrCic fgIbrCncC Shire. Sicr
llicB CT ouf ciuc 9.u}lM BON Wdnucrn, ipCld)c
nit Yii0Cn bCudiinct parru, bic iie tbui cntgcs
gen bicItcn. 9r ricf @lciut S9trrCn, id)icBcn
sic mid nid,t id) bin Der SbcriJf !" 0cmungcs
ottct fcucrte Giner bon Der GOuoc ciucu Sd)nB
ab, wcld)cr ben Sbcriff in Den rCd)tcn 2lrm trdf
unb cine crbCblibc unb iAmu3bofte @unbc per'
onlaEte.
Sekt ipurbcn ibm bic SbIh1cl ab9Cforbcrt,
aber sr peigcrte id entidicocn, bcicIbtn all6in'
Iiefern. Gttpa ein 0uBenb bon Der Sanbc 9ing
in IulIenlcpes 3immer, ipo IcinC 6rdll i'm 9ettC
laa, llnb perIangten BON ibr bic 8CfGngniBldil
lel. SbwcbI le li6 ipcigertc, biclcbcn bcrau5
,uaebcn, purpsn bieie bod in elmer Shieblobt
bsrborgen sefunben
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nern bs5 @cbdubeS, ipurbc oann 9c5pnn9cn, b'
3ellen Der 2eute, ipClde Der YDbe bGngen polltt
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erIten Spfcr. gle irurben aus ibrer 3elen &C.
idleppt unb ueben chamber an bcmicbcn 4fciIe
aufaebGnqt 9arauf nurbe Simon 8eno Der
arSgsbra6t Gr pebrte fi6 9c9cu ben &Nbc
nit Der 9r6Bten Serjipcflung unb ldIug Ginel
ober 3tpe bapon nieber, che cr ilbCrlpGl9t mi
an BEN Sitter aufsebdn9t ipurbe
Charles Nnberlon baS IcBte Spfer, bat maj
mpgc ibn bod 5ubcr bctcn laIicn, lcne Stt
ipuroe aber nid)t itattgegebcn unb CT purbe il
Der libpcitli6en @fe pc6 0efdn9niiicS aufgc
bGn9t
sld6bem bic 9anbe ben SbCriff nod cinmd
init bem Sobe bebrobt bate, bC90b lie Iid) mad
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