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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

SPECIAL notice.. y. L1N HAM,
y Attorney AMI United states Commissioner,
nth street hctwCcn Main and Bank. gives 37ectrl
attention TO filing and pro ecuting BAhhRUP!
PROCEEDINGS. SECURING ENEMPs1D
&C. As United states Commits
sloner, makes Speciality of taking depnsitions un
der Gcs Of Congress, having procured necessary
forms, &C, from northern sta cs. Also. statlUg
accounts. making reports &C., in causes referred.
= iso, Commiss!I 81 Coult Of Claims.
e, LII.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRg. AND FLoUk. EXCHANGE !
RIcHAoHp,. AA.r Eebs B7L J
nprrpycdG 1890 ~

FL hlChd1Pby' rag NObs " 1890
OFFERINGS.
Whsat.-whits $40 busheIs; rs6. s,oe5 oezbeIs.
Corn--Wlnte, / $50 bushels; ntxed, 100 bushels.
Odts.-1 12s bushels. frg,rts III
C0rn Medl.--4O bushels. III
HALES. a ...assss .fa
Wleat.-W White, 10 bushels very good Et S1.bj
6s bushels yery good at $Leo; so bushels good at
81 80 totsJ. 224 bushels.
Wheat. lied, zlG bushels choice at 41.e2A: 72e
bushels Urine at 81. 80; 60 busnhis very good nc
g. So 16s bushels coed at g. 50; 100 busl els ec0d
Mt SI.75; Arg bushels faIr at 41.70; 900 bushels
fair on private terms; 258 bushels inferior at
81. go; 60 bushels Inferior at $LS5 total, ], $40
bushels.
Cor1.-White, 408 bushels very good at &c.,; 2N
bushels very good at &c.; i52 bushels very good
on private te MS total. Slt bushe ls. Mixed, l1s
bushels very good at 49,; "a bushels very good
AZ Ac.-total, $50 bushels.
OaS.- I76 bushels very good at ssc.; "a bushels
black. for seed, ut 62c.-totaI, $50 bushels.
Cor" Aca&.-4o bushels good at s0c.F O.
RE-EXHIBITED.
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D1sAB1L1T1Es.-In the U. s. Senate on
Saturday MIR. Johnston presented the petit
ton OF A. A. Woodson, Of Botetourt
county, Va, praying The removal OF his
political disabilities, which was referred to
the select Committee on the Removal of
Political Dish hiities.
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CABELL & DANIEL,
~ II r1iNEiS Al Law,
No HOG MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.

WILLIAM D. NlEL, JR.. HENRY COALTER
C4B=LL, and JOHN ". DANIEL. have ASSOC
cia.ed themselves for tine PRACTICE Of La"
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals, the Circuit enc
District CaaIts Of The United States and all the
courts in and FOR tn city or edmond.
william Daniel. Jr.. will lle7cefotth reside In
Richmond. Messrs. W. &. j W. Daniel Will con-
t:uc to attend Inc courts il which they now prac-
tlce. ia 10 I'm
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Nashville shipped over 1000 rabits one
day lately.
4 New Hampshire fish raiser is Matching
sc. 900 trout Il week.
Louis Kossuth is said to be dying at Tu-
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MISSOURI AND THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
st. Louis, Feb. 3.-The State Senate has
passed concurrent resolution instructinn
the Senators and Representatives in Con.
gress from this State to vote against any
further appropriation to the national CAPT
tai, and requesting them to urge the re-
moval to some more central and convenient
mint
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AN IMrosTER.-For some days past, we
learn, Il character calling himself John f.
Avcnt. Jr., alleging to be from Alexandria,
Va, has been imposing upon the Masonic
portion of our community by representing
ancc from the fraternity. On Friday, how
ever, 4 gentleman took the trouble TO test
him thoroughly Undiscovered his dupicity,
and denounced him rs an impostor to his
face. Let all good Masons beware Of him.
Petersburg Iader.
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SERIOUS AcclDESr-1nree Mules and
Three Thousand Pounds Of Fine Tobacco
Lost.-Asa wagon, drawn by four mules and
loaded with three thousand pounds of liue
tobacco for this market, was driven intolhe
terry boat at Panni!ps Ford, on Staunton
river, last Friday, the fore wheels struck the
beat with such force as to break the cham
with which the boat was fastened to the
shore, precipitating the wagon into the
stream, and dragging the mules after IL.
The boat dritted rapidly down the stream.
which was considerably swollen from the
recent rains, and was not recovered. The
wagon belonged to q Mr.. Anderson, OF
Halifax, and the tobacco to some OF his
neighbors. L he wagon and load anu three
of the mules were lost, and the escape OF
the driver was little short OF miraculous.
one of the mules, by violent kicking, sue.
cceded in fleeing himself of the harness,
aud reached the bank in an exhausted con-
dition. The accident is attributed to the
carelessncss Of the driver.-Lynchbury Re-
pudhcous. ~,
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FEE. l, 1911.

hjs da1 rsep
under the name and firm OF ROGERS MIC
..ANCF, for the purpose Of c2ndnctlng a
90. AVID COMBISSIpS BUSINESS AZ the old
stand Of ROGERS g. 90, lo7 aad lue south Pearl
street. j. PENi,L ZION Il GERS:
7. ". MCCANCE, JR.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEegApH.1

NEW YORK, FEB. Cotton Quiet ard weak !:
sales, 5000 bales ut l3c- Fiour-s"urhern steady
common to good extra, Ss.so1S7.4o. What
quiet; winter red and amber nesern 81. ss6ISI co.
Sew western corn. s56ls6c. Pork frmer at sg2 so
90 s22 40 Lard irmer; kettle, i33c. " biskey
lover at a3893tc. Turpeutine quiet ae SIC. Rosin
$o..j. T.low steady at SA{lsc. Freish.s to Liv-
erp0ol firm cotton per saii, 5-e@a; per steam, 4.
BALTIMORE, Feb s.--yirginia s's, old, 4s3 bid,
50 askea ,ss,s: 50. bid, ~asked. North Carolina
Flour qu 1T and weak. Wheat unchanged In
every respect. Corn bigger; white, s7ll90c. Pork
easier at S23 Oats quiet st 57l58c. Bacon easier;
shoulders. 1Olc.; r6 sides, l2c clear rib, lsIc.
Hams, l69isc. hlskey dull ut CSC.
CINCINNATI. Feb. s.-Flour dull and lower
family, SG0S52S. Corn Advancing at 53Gl5sc.
Mess Fork active at S22 the spot, and S29s225o
FOR future delivery. Lard active at ul@12c. Ba-
coh-shoulders, sac.; sides, lli@i2c. Whiskey,
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 6..-NothIng doing In bqgsfng.
Flour quiet at IS. Is. Corn I'm, with hight stock.
Provisions quiet, Mess Pork, s22 So Bacon
Shoulders loc.; sides, 2@Eic. Whiskey, ss@Gpc.
Lard, l39l4ic.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. e.-Flour heavy: choice SUPER
fine winter, IS. so. Corn dull and unc hanged. WINS
key steady at sOc. Provisions NO round lots
sold.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. e-Sugar firm; good COM
mon. 7t@sc. prime, 1ttc. Molasses-Fair to
comm IN, 40G5Dc.; prime. 52G58c strictly prime.
57@jsc. New York sight discount. Gold, 11ls.
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EEE. l, 1911.

ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE CARD,
IL 1t, Ike occasion 10 return my thanks for the
Kindness Of numerous Irilnds and the liberal pat
rcnaga b slowed upon the lac firm and respect
fully ask that 1t be exceeded To the new concern.
...-.,.s MILTyN u. ROGERS.
!
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Augusta TO subscribe to the Valley and
Shenandoah Valley railroads. "
TO incorporate the Castleman's Ferry
and jefferson Turnpike Company,
To incorporate the Gordonsyille and
Cheste,'s Gap Railroad Company.
Adjourned.
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COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION AND
THE CoLoRED PRINTERs.-Mr. Layal!ete,
one of the colorcd printers who have made
application to become members of the Co.
lumbia Typographical Union, recently adj
dressed note to Mr.. Webb, president OF
the Union, asking that action might be had
on his application, and intimating that I'M
less this was done lie would withdraw it.
The president informed him that he could
only call Il meeting upon the written re-
quest of fifteen members of the Union
Whereupon request signed by Allan COT
fin and fourteen others was addressed to
the president, asking that Il special meeting
might lie called to consider the applications
Of Lavalette, Smith, and Douglass, which
have been SO long before the Union, and in
accordance with that request 4 special
meeting at the Common Council chamber
was called for last night. The chamber
was filed with printers ut the hour OF meet
ing, the Government office being out in full
force, and the downtown printers well
represented.
After the meeting had been called to or
der, Mr.. A. r. Caris made the point OF
order that the constitution provided tina:
the election of members should be held at
the stated meetings only. The president
sustained the point of order, and, after de-
bate, motion was made to adjourn and
carried by Il vote Of lis to TO- Washington
Star Of Saturday.
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f,ssss,E.rEsNss g. PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE OF DISsOLUTION.-The CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing under The
style of ROGERS Il CO.. Is this day dissolved by
The withdrawal OF MILTON NJ. ROC kRS. WIN. IL.
aud J. PEsDLETON ROGERS are hereby author
lied TO ign the lane OF the firm In liquidation.
M;LION NJ. ROGERS,
j. PEh ELETUS ROGERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-07

THE sitting of the Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist e. Church, South, in this
place, takes place on the Sth of March, in
stead of the 4th, rs stated in our last issue.
Salem Times
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A SwINDLE.-Mr Cyrus Fisher, q we'll
known guusmth in this city, read an adj
yertiscmcnt in Pomcroy's Weekly Demo
crot from character styling himself Prof.
j.. l.. Thompson, Bridgewater, Conn, who
prcposedto furnish III extraordinary cheap
and valuable pistol for the small sum OF
thaec dollars, aud ut the same time claim
Ing very extraordinary attractions for the
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Eoreign NIarkets-rBY TEIEGRApu.1

Foreign Markets. GBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Feb. s-Noon.- -Consols, o.. z. s.
bonds, soa. Evening" Consols, o.. U. y. bonds,
9a.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6.-Soon. Cotton heavy: UT =
lands. 7aG7;d.; Orleans, 7sGlsd. Breadstufs quiet.
Erening.-Cotton closed heavy and unchanged |;
sales $4,000 bales, including 600 bales for export
and speculation. Lard fiat at 62s. Naval stores
quiet.
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asAHsEE xA,gEHasaaEfas;;ilin. IL.
Pert or RICHMOND, FEB d, 1871.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, FEB. 7. ISL.
un rises ......,,.. Gas MocD rises.......... l..
un se,s.......... 5,l2 H n tide. s.
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NOTICE.-The business heretofore car
~ ried on by The ind rs:,ned. under the fem
name Of -errlli. Flash u Co +, is hereb, dissolved
by mutual consent. j. will he closed up, ana the
signature I'm liquid it!on used by the senior part
ner wGo viii continue 1t uud r his owe name.
H1NtY SEkRILL,
EDRAnL FLASH.
RICHMOND Jan. 81 1871. ia 2!-eod9t
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FEb. l, 1871

NOTICE.-NIr. WIN. II. ROGERS will
~ continue with the firm OF ROGERS 4 Nc
CANOE, aud is Hereby authorized to sign the name
Of til! firm Ia all matters conc ruiI the business
of said II m. RUGERS & MCCANCE.
Fer. l. ISL. fe lin
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One of Chicago's clergymen owns and
drives one Of the fastest teams OF that fast
city.
John Corode, Of Pennsylvania, Is said to
have left IN estate Of 81 500, 900.
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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

IMPORTANT TO POsTMAsTERs AND EDIT
oRs.-On Saturday last the United States
Senate adopted the following as amend
mcnts of the postal laws:
SEC. 81. and be 1t further enacted, That
the compensation Of postmasters shall be a
fixed annual salary. The postmaster of
Sew York city shall receive a salary of
$4,000 per annum. All other post-oflices
shall he divided into five classes. The salary
of poStmasters ut offices of the first class
shall not be more than $4,000 nor less than
$1,000: Of the second class, less than $4,000,
but not less than $1,000; of the third class,
less than 3 900, but not less than $1,000;
less than 800; Of the fifth class, less than
500: and The salaries of the first, second,
and third classes shall he in even hundreds
of dollars of the fourth class, in even tens
Of dollars and Of the fifth class. in even
dollars.
SEC. 100. .dn0be ii further enacted, That
the rate OF postage on newspapers, except
ing wceklieS, periodicals not exceeding two
ounces i'll weight, and circulars when the
same are deposited in q post-oftce for de-
livery by the office or by carriers, shall be
uniform ut one cent each !; but periodicals
weighing more than two ounces shall be
subject to a postage of one cent for each adj
d!ti0nal weight of two ounces or fraction
thereof; and these rates shall be prepaid
by stamps.
SEC. l5I. 41nQ be ii further enacted, That
all mail matter deposited for mailing, on
which at least one full rate Of postage has
been paid rs required by law, shall he for
wardcd TO its destination, charged with the
Unpaid rate. to be collected on delivery.
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NORTHERN HAY.--In store and for
In sale, 100 bales TIMOTHY HAY.
i. p. LATHROP,
de "a nth street, ut DTaw-bridge.
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AN USHEARD-oF SCENE IN CoURT.-The
Washington Sunday Herald tells of 4 sin
gular breeze IN the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, in that city, on Satur-
day. The Chief Justice (Judge Carter read
an opinion in the Farragut prize-money
case, and, when he had done, Associate
Judge Wylie expressed his views in dissent
Of The opinion of the court. The Herald
says:
The Chief Justice whitened with wrath,
his liolI.like locks shook with ire, and, in a
voice whose notes were pregnant with I'M
comfortable rage, he said, & am surprised
at the dissenting opinion. The Judge, in
the consultation-room, aSsented to my
views; he has crept out Of the hole into
which he went &c. The audience, whose
prophetic souls had drawn them to the spot
to witness, without money, without price,
this saturday matinee, INDUCED in vocie-
rous exclamation. Judge Wylie rose with
the dignity of an insuted man and Judge,
and said: II retire from the bench, where
to remain is to be insulted.' The Chief JUS
tcc was about to proceed with his lively
picture of the conSultation-room,' when
the quiet interference of his brother JUS
tees restrained him i'll degree, and here
the battle ended"
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IHE Moon GHosT on last Monday night
was more rampant than usual. His thumn-
ing ana rapping on and around the house
Kept all OF the inmates awake. He, she, or
1t, Is no humbug of ghost. MANY of our
readers DO not believe what has been said
OF ti's mysterious affair, but we can assure
them that one-half of the mysterions onS
unaccountable movements of the ghost have
not been published. We do not believe
that the old detective Hays, reputed to be
the best i'll the United States, could detect
the intruder, or account for his being will.
ing to give so much labor night after night,
through rain, snow, and mud, in order to
house. II is evident that he IS not thief.
for he steals nothing, He had repeated op-
portuniticS of stealing Mr.. Moons silver
ware, but he has never taken anything ex-
ccpt little whiskey and sugar. ScottsuNe
Register.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
A. ST. DOMINGO STORY.

A strange story-one hardly credible-is
published here to-day, that the Admins
traton has sent out a special messenger re-
calling the San Domingo expedition 1t is
true that messenger has been dispatched
with important documents to the commits
sioncrs. but their contents are certainly not
publicly known here.
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
This House Committee on Appropriations
have agreed to an appropriation of $50, 600
for the Improvement Of james river, in
Virginia. and also TO provide for the survey
Of Norfolk harbor and Elizabeth river, Va.
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pistol. Mr.. Fisher wrote to the bogus nro.
lessor, ,s: directing him to forward q sample
p.stoi, In accordance with his advertised
PROPOSAL, per express, G. Q. D. The pack.
a ~ came on Friday last by Adams Express
III ~ me shape OF cigar-boX marked one pis-
o " ". y. D.. $3.50. The express messen-
ger VINO delivered the package, having n
curiosity to see. this new discovery or i'm.
pEar,o'vement in firearms, waited until Mr..
flsher opened the box, which was found to
contain nothing except parcel of old en-
.eiopes directed to the aforesaid professor
from all parts of the country by parties
N Wno ma, nad been 5ulled In n similar manner.
Mr. FISHER attached his money in The agents
n nanas, and got it back.-Lynchburg Vir-
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N alGR ALTON

~,nalc hlil To authorize the Orange and
AirAandria Railroad Company to acquire
and sell lands Tor the purpose oi immigra-
r"n WAS discussed at length, Senator SNOW
DEN abby defending its provisions pending
the consideration Of which the Senate att
INlnuNl.
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SSirfbS= un6 &offbdus.
Sad0iU0unn Saus

padapanna Trsnuf, nabf bem Dtprt,
9bas. SrpPp, prOpf.
Das rbiss, In better @eiir rinsrriSirte SnuS
IN nit Alrm Striebsn, mas hem 9SrpSr jur Stir-
hung unb Grfriltuns nUtbis IN.
d. @utfs gitr, bic fsinlfrn 9Ssins, eiduSrt unb
Sisarrsn, narHit unb faIts SPrilrH; Auhtrn, au
ises grt jutrreitet.
Gin fsintr SaaI fir Damfu une 0amitn.
Tim labIrfi4sn 3uipru& rrlu6t frur 8rtunb
251ns Gbas. Grppp.
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GoSlir Uanttsr nit rem f4usueu
Sltt stntl srfltrsusn 5srfibrrs bic
game Stiaailon iibsrIaaut 6ltte, Iprana
sr pom pisres; tupsm sr su BHtllps
faSts' Gilt! 9tsr tR fsln avssntlid 3sit
gu psrltsrsn. Rtttrt IansS rss ulsrs bin
Ju Der SABRE. gu DurfOs pirb Der gaItsl.
Ian Gu& GinIab sspSbren unb bort tper.
bet SRr quo pUrsrf In Si&srbstt tsFn.
ben."
eBttRtlbs srtcrdte, unb @antter, mad.
Fem sr iit etnts anbrrn Yfrrtes bemdh.
tt9t bate. bas bsrrsnlCs auf tsm SeIte
umbsrrannts, brang nun NIT rem Sstni.
gen, tnesm lIe ibr 5rIpssf6rst ausaisbsn,
NIT srbObsnsn S&nsrtsn ssssn tsn 6slnp
Dor.
Die Ncrmannen absr, Get allen itrs n
unteTnfbmunSsn ifsts isbr wa6fam unb
auf tarsr 5nt, tnttsn feline antuuft fdon
btmsrtt, unb elm She'll Don ibuen mattts
ssssn iRn Grons, nm ibm Bibs eItanp ,u
le'it'n, wdtrenb lit siniss 8sitsr oblon.
rertsn unS linsS rem u fer Der fliebsnpsn
Sunsfrau na&ilsten.
Die GOrtfbritts rsS 9rr. r.nbes, ter ntht
msbr gu l0I6sn mar, BAIT en- lest bic Cad
len SenSttst ans ur,er ,u a,tsu uns
hort stnsn 8ampf fr,st,ursbeu. t,r mod
un9lstdtsr wures, ais Der ppranaebsnte.
Omar lssten @f.ntt,r uno bic Sstniasn
Die dubsrits 6'1pfsrfeit an ben Sag, atsr
osunu@ mar, bic llsbtrmaGt Der S.lnte
auf osm puntte, rem 8ampf gum 0l6.
ieeti n'Ab gum gsrSsrbsn Der GaGfen su
nt)rIeietns alS esrabe nod sur rs6ten
SIT 5uIf, nabte. gs mar 5aIerpn pGn
{ esposn, Der, ju fpat on Der 9anbipibs BON
5ollan'J anseIanst. um bic Nprmannen
bort y c6 Ju trsfsn, bic mad lanorinw1rts
oor9' orunSsu warsn, tbnsn an Der Spige
zines JabIrei&sn 8sttertrupps. nod p,r.
ftdrtt burh bswaTusts QanpIeuts unb
6tldsr Ter umss9enp, na68setlt mar.
Sept a6er mtrftsn bic Ncrmannen ibs
rsrIstts, pab ibts Gn,abl bod 3u ssrIns
iet, nm nit gOrtReiI msbr 3u wasen, unO
Sab iie etnen ssraRptsn 5sinb fanpsn,
mo- Ile Ar1oft tatisn, if6 elmer Isi6tsn,
ft6srn 9 cute bur6 pIGBliGs lle5srrumye.
lung BEL aS&ttSsn 5u tEnnsn. 0as Gin.
,iss, no ibnrn nod dtrts bIte6, mar, Sur
SummJ uns ju bIalsn, um in gutter Orb.
nun8 tl& ra6 tRrsn S&tfsn suriid,u.
its9sH unb fpfprt rpisrtr tn See 3u sr4sn,
uno pt:S Srufabrttn fe aud init tsner
S&nsr tstsit unb bsiOnusnen SurfGt, bic
itsts If re Srtrsfabruns aus,sl&nsts.
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pier NOrmnnnsn, bic ibr ldnss tenn ufsr
na6ia9ten. Nur elm Nann auf ben idb'
FIhen ShtTsn Bate bic 9efabr 8eieben,
In Der Rh mtins Sraut bsfanb, unb lie
ali ttrsm Srau.sepanbt ertlnnt. Gtsisr
giue iprane iibsr Sorb, burhi6wamm
ben Slub uuo eilts, nur pom ieInrm treuen
Sunos bsglsItst uno init elmer Ssule be-
ptGrt, nun ben Ssrfclssrn mad. Salo
lat er, nile lie @ttbilte sinbultsn, trartf'
fen unb, unseabtet ibrss gBtberifrsbens,
,urIdFitren pollten. Dd psrbUppsIte CT
feline S1rttts. psrrannte itnen ben SBee,
BEN erfsn Normannen. ben er srrstten
fcunte, lhmettertt Elm ShIae init frinsr
8euIe 3u 8ossn, unb pibrsno Der 6unh
rem awritsn anftl unb pieiem ben Gar
aus mahtf, fpraus sr auf cas pFsrb bee
Grlhlagentn, unb tratte, na6csm aud
bic usbrissn, Gtner na6 bsm @nbsru,
Istnen Strsthsn srlsssu warrn, BtlbiIps
In 1urfcs In Slherbstt. DDrt fanc Id
Re BET chamber uno mub ibm wcbl biz
Gore laitn, fe In Cure arms 1uridju'
fibrsn."
Otbl Iut 2SllpllptT ppH lpEtW otitt'
Ssfibrt, tn tts 6aGe, tpdbrenO BoIf in
sroBsn 9cssnIdsrn ppr ibnsn Der Iprane,
,.gatsr!" faate Re init tsiuuberncsm
9dhsIn ,u rem @rafsn, Id tcmms isb'
um tie Grfiluns res 8rIprt6sns In
gnfpruh su nstmsn, nrl6sS Sbr mir gu
lrifsn terstt paret, oils bic b6ie Ra6rthi
Upn tsm ansrif Der 9lUrmaunsn rinItrI
uno inns oussinanrer tritb."
Sst bisIen gBcrten ,sists ffs auf Sicco.
Nc& trua er bic einfa6e GtlGsrtIsibuns
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