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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-03


ART ON THE HALF SHELL.-One
would think. to see the many beauti-
full objects which art produces. that
the ingenuity of man must BECOME ex-
hauste1 in its endeavors to produce
some novelties. but just as you arrive
at this conclusion, n new thing of
beauty is thrust upon your attention.
These thoughts were suggested yes
terday By the exhibition at Schlaep.
fer's Drug store, corner of Second
and Main, Of the new use to which
sea shells are applied BY the French
perfumers. Mr.. Schlaepfer, among
a host of many other beautiful thinss,
has in his stock handsome sea shells.
finely polished and fasteped together,
which, when opened, disclose that
concealed within them are tiny bot
ties OF the sweetest perfumes that de-
light the sense of smelling after the
sight has been delighted with the
sight of their coverings.
Another way in which these cum
ming artifcers conceal their sweets, is
to enclose them in a picture frame
covered by a handsome photograph
or picture that is an ornament to the
dressisg table.
The courage that Mr.. Schlaepfer
displays IN keeping such a large as
sortment OF exquisite toilet gems.
that but few other dealers invest in.
is worthy Of being rewarded BY lib
eral patronage.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-03

LEcTUREs.-The officers Of the
First Baptist Church. il this city,
have arranged to have a course Of
lectures for the benefit Of that church.
Several distinguished speakers have
already been engaged. The first lee
ture of the course will be delivered on
Tuesday evening of next week, by the
Hon. Henry S. Foote, of Tenn. The
widespread reputation Of Gov. Foote
will insure for him a large audience.
He has long teen recognized as one
of the leading orators of the country.
He was for two terms Governor of
Mississippi, and for a number ofyears
q member Of the U. s. Senate. Go
hear him.
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IhicagO narket.
BY Te.asfaph

By TesezFaphl CHICAGO. NOV. 2.
ExCHASGE-Unch
FLoUE-Dul and easier; extra superfne
spring 81 25d5 1917
,WHEAT-Dull, and ss37zc lower No. .
941zc.
CoRS-Demand fair and market firm at
leel1Sc higher: No. 55c.
OAIs-Quiet and unchanged; No. S516
RYE-Demand fair and market firm No.
6796Se.
BARLEY-In fair demand at sc lower;
sales OF No, at nc.
HIGHWINES-StTongeT and wanted at 81
in wood and S35zc in IRON.
MESS PORES . 20 for sellers option in
December and January.
HOGS Dull and prices declined at S. 9l8
so for cutting sales of zee al Sc %.
FRETGuTS- UNCHANGED.
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Township Library.

Holders of books belonging to the
Township Library arc requested to
return them forthwith to my. Office on
Third Street, between Division and
Carpenter Streets.
The Library will be kept open for
convenience Of the public. daily from
Z o'clock AM. to 8 o'clock PM.
JOHN L. GRILL,
nov1 " Township Trustee.
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1onla1illa NArkaf.

By Telegraph LoULsvTLLE. Nov. 2.
ToBAoCo-Ssles 20 hogshs ads at s. oOdg Or:
fer frosted trash SO 100 90; for COM
mon to good sound lugs 6Ngl215c for low
10 medium leaf.
BAecINa Firm; hemp and FAX ESQ
s05<c.
COTToE-Nery firm sales on q basis of
l551c for mid ling.
FLoUR- Q 1Iet and steady; extra family
S. so.
GRATE-Very quiet.
NJ Ess PoEK-Of red at s24 80 !n round lots
for cash. and s25 90 on orders.
BAeeN-shoulGcYs ~; sugar cured
a ms 2jc
LARD-IB.
WHIsxY-steady at So assc.
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By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. .
Sc CO. -
CO. GSoRN-aEixed s1as5c; white s5c: yellow
OATs-52g53c.
BRAE-sI
HAY-Prime S27a27 90
PoRK-Mess 81.
HAMs-271<G2Sc -
LARD-Tierce I7GT716: keg lSk.
sUGAR-Prime I11S@lisz
MOLASsES Fl Easy pTfrne eQa-0e
WHISKY 90cGSI OK.
CoFFEE-Prfyne l7A@l7L.
CeTTo s-Stesdy; sales of SEQ bales. eood
ordinary 145S9lhc: low mfddiinz i6l< ai5SE.
middliDg l55z@l55s; receipts .7,0G9 bales
exports go bales.
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sew York Gold and STOCK xarket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. 2.
MoEEY-In rather better demand at sac
per cent. Little done at 5, except TO large
Government dealers, while some brokers,
who neglected to make uptheir accounts
paid 7.
STERLTNG-Weak at 91kg9A.
GoLD-WeaE; opened at Il]S, declined
to ll01s, end ciOse1 at lIl9lll1s. The de-
cline is owing 10 an extra sale of SIS eco.
which represents the November interest
on sinking fund bonds held by the Treas
uTy. Cash gold easy. Clearances s46,090, geo.
iGVEREMENI S-Duil and steady.
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ST. PAULs' CHURoH SUPPER.-The
arrangements for the supper to night
are completed and arc OF such char
ac,sr that they cannot fail to make
the supper the affair of the season.
Lyons old store will be brilliant to-
night and the appetite will be tempted
with the delicaeies spread.
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TOBACCO SOLD YESTERDAY. -
Messrs. Martin, Gardner & Co., of
the Evansville Warehouse, sold ten
hogsheads Of tobacco. yesterday. at
prices ranging from SO 20 to So 90 for
Tugs to common leaf.
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PERsoNAL.-General Thos. Pitch
or, commandant Of West Point. is
stopping at the Sherwood House, en-
route for home, after spending few
days with his father, Judge Pitcher.
of Mt. Vernon.
Messrs. II. Clay Pitcher and VIII.
Whitworth, Of Mount Vernon, are in
the city.
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Euronean Markets..

By telegraph LONDON, Nov. 2.
Consols 9zJSas3. u. s. coupons OF '82 $685.
IS SS1S: 81 9CsS: 10. 40's S75S.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.-Cofton drmer. mn
lands 91s9yhd; Orleans 95zg95Sd; sales rs,
COO bales. Breadstuffs quiet: wheat, Cali
fornia los l0dQllss new Milwaukee IS I'd :
winter red los Id. Flour 25[s. Pork 10gISs,
Beef HOS. Lard 74I<s. Cheese 69LSs. Cum
berIand mild es 52s; short rib middles Gas.
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Panic sTRTcE Barry Il is q
terrible shock to a charming woman.
indeed, TO ANY woman, to find that
her teeth are beginning 10 90"
Never viii any human being who uses
the fragrant SoZ0DoNT, make THAT
discovery.
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E0- DR.. E. p. Banning, Jr., late
Vice President Mechanical Thero-
peutic Company, Of New York, re-
spectfully announces that he can be
consulted until Saturday evening,
Nov. 9th. 1870, at Mrs. Steadman's,
No. 80 Third Street, for the treat
ment of Vocal, Pulmonary, Spinal,
Digestive. Nervous, Female and Her
NAL Weaknesses. Personal reference
given to prominent citizens. Also
refers, by permission, to DIR. n. j.
Bray. Office hours from 10 until
5P.M. [uov-2 81
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Notice Of EIeetlOn.

Notice is hereby given that a special
election will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the city
of Evansville, on the 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1870, fer the purpose
Of electing Mayor of said city, to
ill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of the late Mayor, Hon. Will
liam H.Walker.
BY order of the Council.
WIN. HELDER. Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Oct. %, 1870.
ncf2S ID
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"a T. G. Bridwell 4 Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
fall stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con.
gress and Rockbridge Alan Waters.
ie17-f
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Supper.

The ladies of st. Paais Church
will give a supper 10 the room for
merly occupied by NJ. Lyon. Opera
House Building, NoYembe Sd and
4th. oct22-tf
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EPIcUREAN.-The finest oysters,
fresh, fat and rich, and all manner of
game, fish and other vegetables, are
served in choicest style at Ashby's
Restaurant, opposite the JOURNAL
Office, and at all hours.
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For Sale.

\ two story frame house On Chest
nut Street, containing ten rooms, with
a brick stable, &c. Lot, 50x150.
Asa IGLEHART, No. IL Sd st.
noY1 -1w
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ERRATA.-The composition made US
say the fine potatoes of which we
made mention yesterday morning,
were sent by John Fleris. We wrote
it John F. Crisp-which was "kor-
rent -
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Ask YOnr nrngglst Tor

Lilly & Co.'S Elixir Calisaya and
Iron, q sure preventive against
Fever and Ague, and all malarious
diseases ocl27. end2R
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To PHYsICIANs.-Wanted, a physi-
clan or partner with cash capital to
either travel or remain in Office while
the other travels. To the right per
son in the right place, practice can be
increased to $40, 600 or SO GOO, the
coming twelve months. The adver-
tiser has had twenty years experience;
its the method of advertising. /
am one of the most successful ope
ratoTs aolC hUing. Enquire or ad-
dress A. B. B.. NJ. D., this office.
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LAST CHANcE.-Those Of our citi-
zens who desire to avail themselves
of the Banning System of Mechanical
Support, had better do so at once, as
DR.. Banning closes his Office on Sat-
urday evening, November 9Th. and
leaves the city for Davenport, Iowa,
on Monday. to Be gone the ensuing
rinter
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CONSERVATORY OF MUsrC.-Messrs.
J. r. BukoHitz and Charles e. War
zen will open their new Music School
on Tuesday. Noverber LIST, at Phil
harmonic Hall. For term, etc, see
circular. or call on Mr.. Charles War
reu, at Warren & Conyngton's music
store. or inquire Of Mr.. BukoWitz.
cct27td
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B" Do you mean to challenge
the jury whispered lawyer TO his
Irish client. Yes, be iabers." was
the answer, If they don't aequit me
| mean to challenge every spalpeen Of
EN-" We challenge any man in the
State to point out an article eouaI To
Atmore's Mince Meat, for sale at
William Caldwell's, No. 8 First Street.
sole agent. nov3.1t
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By order of the Executive Com
mittee. WM. HEILNAN, Chm.
T. Nj. THAYER. Sec'y.
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Broom CoRN.-Martin. Gardner &
Co, have from rs to 80 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. sept14 IF
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LILY Co.'S

Elixir Calisaya and Iron is an agree
able and general tonic, in GONZALES
ceDee from disease in children and
in feeble persons. oc.27eod2w
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A few loads or gOOd coal clnders
at this office, can be had free or
charge,
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TIE thermometer indicated 7s' at
noon yesterday.
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'SpALDING's GLUE" no Well-reeu-
lated family viii be withount it.
nov3 d3teod
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Valuable Testimony from an Eminent
Physician or Southern Illinois.

NaIu&DAe Testimony from 10 EMAlubbs
Physician OF Southern Illinois.
NEW LIBERTY, Ill, Oct. 29. 1870.
DE-. II. W. Cloud:
My wife has been q sufferer from
aRaen1ia and nervous debility for
more than twenty years, originating,
doubtless. froH q severe uterine de-
raugement, contracted from cold IN
her younger days; and until few
months ago all my efforts to find per-
mauent relief for her were unayailiDg.
The formula of your IavigOratiDg
Cordial impressed mo favorab'y. and
| determined TO administer it 70 10y,
wife, and lam gladto inform you that
l have done SO with the very happiest
result. She is now, after using your
preparation according to directions,
10 the very best Of health and spirits /;
and | attribute it solely to the assim
uIating and tonic effect Of your med
iciue; and while | am opposed to
nostrunas, can and do cheerfulIy REQ
ommend your Cordial ia my practice,
because by your clndid publication of
its composition you have placed it
beyond the usual objections urged by
the profession again st popular rene
dies. Yours, very respectfully,
now 1w j. O. Go0CH, Nj. ID.
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E6r Read the advertisement of
partner wanted.
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LILY Cas-

lily q JUS
Elixir Calissya and Iron is highly
recommended By the Medical Pfofes
sion. oct27eod2w
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MemnhIs Narkat.

By Ielegra phi MEAfPHIs, Nov. 2.
CaTToE-FirmeT: held at 15L: receipts
II, 1852 bales: 6Npcrts, ], 595 bales
FLoCR--FirTneF; super7ne IS
CoRE-45847c
HAy-S22s
BRAN-S20 50.
LARD-l7c.s
PoRK-SH.
BAcoE-Shoulders 15l5; sides none in the
market, hut would sell at 22c,
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"a Hollands gold pens arc the
best aud cheapest - qCdrYanted-- at
Fish Il Barriers. oct2Sff
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Lilly q Co.'S

Elixir Calisaya and Iron is acoepta
bic to the most delicate stomach.
Oct27aod2R
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DIED Or HEART DI5EAsE.-ecarce-
IL a newspaper can one pick up and
read but ones eyes meets the above
startling announcement OF some per-
sen dying suddenly of heart disease,
and perhaps a near relation. friend.
or an acquaintance. Dr.. Bort would
remark that be has met with signal
success in curing many human per-
sons of heart disease; also diseases Of
the throat, lungs, liver, stomach, bow
els, kidneys, bladder, and all diseases
of the vocal organs; diseases OF the
eye, ear, deafness, noises, and dis
charges from the nose; rheumatism,
scrofula and all diseases OF the blood.
Confidential aud private diseases
treated successfully and with conf
Dental secrecy. Operations for cat.
aract and ell diseases of the eye and
ear, catarrh, ETC., are low daily being
successfully treated By DR.. Bort:
Cancer removed without the use OF
the knife. Office on Third Street. be-
tween Locust and Walnut Streets;
west side of the street. See sign.
Rooms on first floor. Office hours
from s in the morning till at night.
Artificial eyes inserted. Pleasant
rooms and board can be obtained IN
the came building the office IS 10
Gated. To those who reside at dis
lance, and whose cases require daily
attendance, all letters addressed TO
DR.. Bort for advice, with stamp en-
closed, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. d&Etf
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The Morning Star Circle dance at
Masonic Hall tonight and until FRI
days morning star appears.
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply Of these
beautiful pictures. which they are
selling at egedtly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 If
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LILY & Co.'S

Elixir Calisaya and Iron will be
found of great advantage in dyspep-
STA attended with irritation of the
stomach. oct27eod2w
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hDr Attentive young ladies will be
IN attendance on the refreehmept ia
bles at the Oyter Supper.
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@ Oyster Supper given by the
ladies OF St. Pauls' Church this even.
ing. By all means 60.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Oys teT' upper.
THE LAD Els OF
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
WILL GIVE a
Grand Oyster Supper
THURSDAY EVENING.

! q = 4tA50A 4 = EN- Nv Us
In the store room on the corner Of
First and Locust Streets,
o p ERA B UIL IN G..
The Bill of Fare is so reasonable
that all can attend.
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@Who is going to the Oyster
Supper?
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E@Go to the Oyster Supper this
evening,
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Catsaya, Iron, Phosphorus, all COM
bined in Lilly s. Co.'s Elixir Calisaya
aud Iron. oc.27 eod2w
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MARCO and enjoy yourself at the
Oyster Supper this evening.
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TaURsnAY. NOYeMBER 3. $50
CITY N z VS..
Republican City Convention

A Mass Convention Of the Repub-
licans Of the city of Evansville will be
held at National Hall, on
Friday, November 4.
At z o'clock PM. to nominate a can
didate for Mayor of the city, for the
unexpired term. The following is re-
commended a. the basis upon which
the Wards Of the city win cast their
rnlna.
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A HAPPY FAMILY.-During a
" family jar on Fourth Street, near
Main, yesterday, dutifGl daughter
blackened her mothers eyes. and cut
her hand ,rith a case. knife. The
quarrel arose about the daughters
husband, whom Ma" digni6ed with
name implying canine origin. A good
deal of squealing and some hair
pulling arc reported to have formed a
part of the programme. No arrests.
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CoTroN SOLD YEsTERDAY.-White,
Ddnkerson & Co. sold thirty-six
bales Of Tennessee River cotton at
from II cents FOR good ordinary to 143
cents for low middIing. This we re-
gard as a most excellent sale. Sew
eral parties were here with their cot
ton, and were highly pleased at the
prices. This firm is selling more or
less cotton every day, and being expe-
rienoed in the business. we think they
will clearly demonstrate to the Ten
nessee River ira le within the next
few months that this is the market
for them. The steamer Sam. Orr ar
rived here yesterday morning, bring
ing most of the thirty-six bales sold
yesterday. and this evening she takes
the money back for ii. The shippr.
or deealer. as the case may be, only
has to wait for his returns FIVE davs.
What other mark5t offers such prices
and such terms2
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The Three Greas TonIcs,

E~Ar you going TO the Oyster
Supper this evening?
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nE THIRD ATREET, SUPPOSED
W. TO ne between Gum aud Main,
HAIR BR ACELET. The finder will con-
fer great favor by leaving the same at
the Journal Onice. nova-3t
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Greunoin unb elmer Ratb9eberin bebIr<
fen> uno i@ ia9e ~ Dem beiu,ee9aneener
Gtnfl. Der midi ana tGhren1 Mnflft h.

Greunoin uno elmer Rutbsebsrtn bebur<
fen> unp i9 ia9e ~ oen1 beiuoe9anoenen
Gneel> Der mid aus ;Sbrem @ntliB be-
9rubt, pa6 t9 Sbnen oieleGreunpin> .bieIe
Natb9eberin fem mill, &omn,en sic au
mir, meur1 jemalS Sbr 9tr3 19wer it,
uno 1penn @te elmer Treunoin beplrfen.
uno i@ miu jebt meme Treunridaft oa<
nit beginner, pab i'd Sbnen etue>1 oute11
9atb 9ebe, Gurfin Marilhtin Sprehen
Ste su Niemanc, BON Dem wa6 Du bier
9eleben, la9en@ ieNtemano> bab Der Sat-
fer uns pl6glt& perlteb> unp er5dblen Sie
aberboupt, lelbf Sbren @emabl ni@t,
BON Der Nebnli9teit> pelde uns bier 10
oufoQeno 9epeien. Ste birfen itol3
ouf cieie @ebnli9feit lein> aber @ott
aue{n wei6, ob sic ~ Sbrem Slid
it,,
uSSa", wieberbolte Gliiabetb oeooufenz
pou, al6 ie pieper ouein par> ~ja, @ott
ALIEN weib> pb e6 su ibrem Slid 1T. sic
1T jung, u%aerfabren uno uni9ulpie.
Webe tbr, peuu bteie Nebnli9teit Grim
run9en erwedt, mebe ibr xno mir menr
ntdt Mos bic @eltalt auferitebt> Don Dem
Gope> |cnpern AUDI Die 2iebe."
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WsrteS Yud,.
g btiber.
Dort5eeune.)

Nber 1e &por i9m fremb unb CT rpute
l&, UNI feline @emablin ni@t ;n ft6ren,
suridsieben.
Gli| abctb inbeGen batte rem &aiier
l4on Aewabrt. @te erbub 16 baiti9
yon 3 UNI elite na9 berpcuiere
bin.
v0tufcmmen, mein SER uno mein
&ailer," 1asts ie NIT fainter Stimr1e>
tnpem fe ibrem @emabl pie 9ano bar
rei4te.
sd fSre sic nidt Gli1abetb?"
Der &ailer fBrt 1,temal6 unb mein
@emabl ii INNER piQtommen," la@elte
@lilabetb. uDie6mal ni6t Bios mir
wiufommen> 1pnbern aud Der jun9en
Dame, nel4e t@ bic Gbre baben peroe,
@urer Majefdt ppraufeuen, 90. IT bic
iunee Turiin pom Narii1tin, wt!@e erft
BOT einisen Eaeen NIT @emabl aus
Mp6fau on9efommea, 100 ibre &ermab>
lung 9efetsrt tuprben." .;"
D{t junse Dame batte i1& tief Dor BEN
@sare, ne1ntist unp bob itBt lanSiam
unb i&d@tern lire sroben @ustn su tbn
auf. !.
Meranber aber Rarrtf ft al, nit mi
Seafneten Nueer, unp fin antltb 10,
b!ei@ 0e.pprbtn. tr noltt iprtddf,
aber feline 2ipptn 3iftttrtsl nab nur!Ss TT
ttefer @tuf3er ian. aus fttner 8ruf ber:
por. .... ~ ~ : .''. -
Die &aifsri, r,o@tt bas NIT tbr.r
| (&arftn Bltden webl, sepabrt baben