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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26

liable damask, shifting prints, Irish linens,
i hamburg edgings and insertings, collars
and cuffs, new styles, umbrellas. hosiery for la
dies gents, misses and children Harris seamless
kid gloves, single and d.uble hooks, just receiv-
ed, by n 'fFs's 3GsI}s&y'b .s9
q feb 2e-2h a4 w II WELLER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26
Neev Advertisements.

A lew sets Of Furs to be sold, regardless Of
N cost, that do not wish to carry over.
feb &c ct Il WELLER
New and beautiful light prints.
lV feb 26-2t w RI WELLER
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THE NEW INSURANCE BILL.

HILL FOR AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT
ENTITLED IAN Act TO INCoRpoRATt,
AND GOVERN FlgE, MARINE AND IN.
LAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE. cont
fASivs DOING BUSINESS IN the STATE
or ILLiNoIs.n
SECTION !. Be il enacted by ,ba mao
PIE OF the State of Illinois, represented in
ths general assembly. That the act an.
Titled An act TO incorporate and govern
hre, marine and inland navigation insur.
ance companies doing business in the
state of Illinois DO amended by Addinp
the following sections thereto;
SEC 80. That whenever any insurance
company, whether incorporated under
the laws OF this state, or any state of the
United States, orsny foreign government
shall hereafter insure any property sgsins,
loss or damage by fro, or the risk OF lake
river. canal and inlsnd navigation and
transportation, and the policy or con.
tract Of such Insurance shall specify =
valuation OF the property so Insured
then such valuation shall lie conclu.
siye, end 1t shall not be- competsn,
for either party 70 any suit upon any such
policy or contract Of insurance 70 intro.
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, March ~ h our nominal
Corn meal active, 3 46td5 50 Corn
steady, 'G(l'6. OATS quiet, $500 la,
nominal. Brao scarce, iG(a25 in store
Lard quiet and unchanged. Bacon easier
shoulders, 'C7t; sides e(a".
Sxw ORLEANS, MAcrh l2-Corn, vel.
low mixed and white 7oG1s, yellow 50
Hay good supply and lower, prime Is 20
Lard ia demand. Sugar, good demand
fair to fully fair mesa prime to choice
s@s3. Molasses good demand, good
fomspting 5'!@jj choice 50@72 uthsr.
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March l2.-Flour drm
Wheat firm at /: 45@l Al. Corn G2GG5
oAts firm so@6e. Rye scarce and ii N q.
O2@l %. Barley dull. Oil. uneh.ng
ed. Butter, good demand for best grades
other qualities dull. Cheese firm. Pro.
visions easier. Pork in fair demand At
lower rates 10 Lard dull and dropping
steam 81 kettle buyer ten days. Bulk
meats steady, shoulders 81 spot; 9! buyers
for May; q X u spo. and buyer March.
Bacon steady, shoulders G.aG9; CIR s.a
81. Whisky firm ut 80.
CHICAGO, March l2-Flour quiet.
Wheat brm Fo spring "a, No 2 / 20
cash, Fl April, No l7i@l III Corn
fair demand and higher at 81 spot, GA
April bid; No 2 co. Oats quiet and stead Y;
No 43l, Regular 44i fresh spot. AZ
March. Ryes!eady; No fresh sc. Barley
fair demand and advanced; No SO, No
3 ! ~. Pork steady at IA 80 cash, IA 40
April, IA 10 May. Lard quiet and stead
Al s IS spot, 8 90 April. Bulk meats quiet
and steady; clear rib packed sold at s.
Bacon quiet and steady, Whiskey steady
At 935.
ST. LOUIS, March l2.-Flour dull and
weak, buyers con.ending of concessions
Wheat dull and lower TO soil, No 9 spring
! 20; No red fall 45G9l As; No 2
W. Corn firm and closed higher, No 2
mixed 63@G3lc. Oats firm No 2 mixed
io(a soc. Barley inactive and unchanged
Rye firm 93s93!c. Pork dull and easy
for buyers ls@l5 80 dry salt meats duh
Bacon quiet, shoulders 6,67; clear rib g.;
cloar &c jsbbing and order lots. Lard
quiet and unchanged. Whisky i'm ateady
demand 90.
NEW YORK, March l2.-Elour steady,
moderate and inquiring' superfns firm at
'o(9o 10; common to good 4O(9G 55;
good to choice 706G 90; white wheat
extra 9o(a7 40, Whisky steady At 81.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Rye and
barley unchanged. Corn nrmer and
scarce; new mixed western sGG9O; old
oo@o2; white western 5000. Oats are
scarcely 80 firm mixed western G36S4g;
white G4@GG Coilue dull. Sugar quiet.
Molssses dull. Pork steadier at liz 90
spot, IL rs March, and 10 so April. Beef
ard cut meats unchanged; middles heavy;
long and sport clear 8 l24. Lard flrmer;
prime steam . l2A spot and April, O6
May.
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PirTsnuRG, March l2-River falling. :
feet 6 inches. %
LITTLE Rock, March l2-Clenr And
pleasant. River now Is feet. DepHr,oi--
Hattie, above.
CiScIssArI, March l2.-Riyer 20 f..,
and falling. Arrived Andes, Wbcelinp.
arlington Memphis. Depsrtcd-Juni-
s,a Intsburgi j." ID. Parker Memphis;
NEW ORLEANS March l?--arrived-
Mary Houston, Louisville; Common.
wealth, 81 Louis; Utah and Fannie Tstun.
Arkansas river. No departures. Cloudy
and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, March l2-River falling
IL feet inches on shoals. Weather cool
and clear. Arrived-Ada Hickman Psdu.
cav. Departed-Shippers Own and Il n
Cooke Upper Cumberland; Laura Davis,
Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE ::March l2-Rver falling
slowly with i feet 4 inches in the c,n,1
feet in Indian chute. Weather cold aud
clustering. Several tow boats from Pils.
burg came in. No other arrivals or de.
psFtures excepting packets.
VICKsnUKG. March l2-tfp-Capiiol
City, Robert Lee ana Robert Mitchell
Down Crescent City and barges, Joe
Kinney. Weather clear and pleasant.
River rising with 70 feet II inches above
low water mark.
MEMPHIS, March Weather clear
and lenaht; river stationary. No fur.
Their damage reported from overflow. De.
parted lion and Chester, 81 Louis
Belle Lee and Ihomp-on Ds.n Nav Or
leans; Andy Eaum, Cincinnati; Helens,
Nicksturg,
Evansville, March L. -- Weather
clear, cold and very windy. Mercury 30
to ~ degrees. Kivor risen 2 or 3 niche.
aud very rough. Port -lp-lile-
wild, Eayette Roberts, lronsides and tar.
yes, Ament. Downfall Roger, Par.
goui. Business good.
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duce evidence to prove the value OF the
property SO insured 10 be other than the
valuation thereof specified in such policy
or contract Of insurance, or the value Of
auch property to be less than She sum at
which the same may be insured, anything
10 such contract or policy Of insurance
contained 10 the contrary notwithstand-
ing Provided, the assured may recover
the full amount Of any partial loss or
damage If such partial loss or damage
does not exceed the amount insured by the
policy or contract of insurance.
SIC. IA No fire or marine insurance
company shall by any contract, condition,
restriction or stipulation in Its by-lawt or
policies limit the term within which any
suit shall be brought against such insur.
ance company to less period than Eve
years from the time when the right to
bring such suit shall accrue
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| advised TO buy as large az | could without
exciting the market. 1 have done 40; 1
bought about $1,000 bushels osts. and
about 100 900 bushels corn. Data here
row are ssc In sack, s5c At cash; corn ssc.
For these reAsons l telegraphed You to-
day 10 buy % much more corn as you
have on Joint account, and hold on for q
few days.
You can easily see the effect of such
very heavy purchases, and all between
this and July /. Oats held by partie.
here in store at Chicago, yesterday were
held al 90 and CD cents. They will yet
be worth 16 oents probably, but when
yon can yet 10 cents margin, sell also on
the corn, and II you cant do that there,
If you will put it in good hands i will
manage IL so that you can get 1t out OF the
government Corn was bought here at
40 and so cents Saturday 1t will spring
soon.
q. ID. s. Co. did not chvrge me any,
thing for that draft. Write soon.
Yours truly,
[Signe11 HURTT.
II. u. CooKETo HURT.
WASHINGTON, ID G., March Ii, 1863.
My DEAR HURT II have q few mo-
menis to drop you mt Of what is going
on. | did not lot your matter drop, but
went to work at once. Gov. Chase will
say all goa could ask him TO say TO Stan
ton. He lie warmly your friend. Sher-
man took hold Of the matter with zeal. He
went to Ed. stanton the next day after
you left, dwelt upon your admirable bust
mess faculties, integrity, etc, and urged
you upon Stanton for promotion and as
signment to duty at Cincinnati in place
Of Djckerson
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MONEY MARX ET.

NEw YORK, March l2.-Money easy
3(Gi por cent, Sterling 4 sstG14 "a for
90 days; 4 sG!@i 81! at sight. Sub
treasury closed to-dpy on account of the
funeral of Ex- President Fillmore, Gold
closed At ~ after selling at 1l59l2t pre-.
MUM. Carrying rates "a per cent. TO
float. Cldsrings S27.0oo,Oo0. Govern
ment bonds hrm; state quiet and nominal.
Stocks nominal.
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Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
THE LATEST.
ACTION OF THE SENATE ON
THE DEATH OF SENATOR
SUMNER.
REMARKS OF SENATOR AN
THONI.
TIE FUNERAL OBSEQUIES
TO TAKE PLACE TODAY
AT 1890.
FUNERAL OF EX-PRtSIDENT
FILLMORE.
THE WHISKY CRUSADE IN
ONO.
PRAYING WOMEN STILL AT
WORK.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
DIRECTORS.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
MARK ET AND RIVER RE-.
PORTS.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
NJ \ Rk Er AND RIVER RE.
PORTS.
Washington.

WAsHINuToN, March 1.-THE Senate
committee ON arrangements have made
the following arrangements for the ohse-
quies, aud the remains OF the
deceased senator will 10 conveyed ty tue
senate committee Ia the Iotuuda OF the
capital, between Q and 10 o'clock to.mor-
row morning. and will 10 in state there
until II Tow minutes before 1890, PIN
when they will DO carried to the senate
chamber, preceded by the chaplains of
both houses OF congress and the commit
tee. The senate chamber will be de tx cd,
amt extra chairs will be placed on the floor
for the accommodation Of the
members Of the house of
representatives and the families
Of senators. The president and mem bsrs
OF his cabinet, and the justices of the su-
preme court will be invited to attend, and
will occupy seats in the semi circle 10 front
of the presiding officers desk. With the
exception of the diplomatic and other
galleries, the senate will be open TO the
public. The services which will consist
of brief prayers and readings from the
Scriptures, will be conducted BY Rev.
Byron Sunderland, chaplain Ut the SEN
ate, and Rev. j q. Butler, chaplain Of the
house of representatives.
By the special request Of the intimate
personal friends of the deceased, no re-.
marks will DO made on the occasion. After
the services, the remains will DO conveyed
to the railroad depot and taken to New
York en-route to Boston on \ special
train, TO leave Washington Immediately
after the regular one o'clock train. Be-
sides the committees appointed by the
Senate and House, tho remains will be &C.
to Boston by Major Ben Per.
ley Poore and other personal friends of
deceased. Is is understood that tbers
will be no formal stoppsge in New York
'ity, and that the body will be conveyed
hence by special train to Boston, where
will lie in state in yanueil Hall SUNDAY,
Senator Carpenter this afternoon went
nto the supreme courtroom and moved
hat court adjourn over till tomorrow to
attend the obsequies.: Of Senator Sumner
The court 1t once granted the motion.
CONTRADICTION.
a rumor was widely circulated to-day
hat Senator Morton was danger ously i'll, |
nut there was no truth in the report. |
senator Morton is con fined TO his room BIZ |
ickness, but his condition 10 not SO bad az
o lead TO any apprehension on tho part Of
lis friends. He is, in fact, better than be |
7ss q week ago.
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SENATE.


WsHISGToN March II.
The chaplain in his opening PRAYER
said 80 Lord, cur God Our Father in
Heaven We all do fade as a leaf before
Thee one generation comsth and AT other
gooth and so Thou standest this dsy to
plead with Thy people. Two honored
heads lie low, and the signing of sister
cities responding in their grief 10 heard 10
all the land. The grave must receive ITS
own. We bow in silence and submission
to Thy stroke Christ is our only
shield"
At the conclusion of tho cLsplain's
prayer, Mr.. Anthony rose and said
MIR. PRESIDENT In tho absence of
The senator 10 whom this sAddest duty sp-
pertains, and who is detained from the
Senate by illness, (the senator from Mas
sachusetts), l have been requested TO
make to you the formal announcement of
the event which my heart refuses to &C.
cept and which my lips hesitate TO dis.
close, 1t Is an event which needs not TO
DO announced, for its dark shadow rests
gloomily upon this chamber; and not
only upon tho Senate and capital, but upon
the whole country, and the Intelligence of
which, borne on tho mysterious wiiros that
undsrlie the sos, has already been carried
TO the remotest lands and has aroused
proioundest symnsthy wherever humsni-
" weeps Tor friends and wherever liberty
deplorss an advocate.
The oldest member OF this bodv in con.
llluons service - he who yostsrdsv v.s
sbiest beloved for the Vracss of his mar
sonsl Character admired for his genius And
accomplishments for the adelity with
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RIVER NEWS.

onice OF observation, Signal Service q, y.
army. Daily report of the stage of wafer,
WIN The changes for the ~ hours ending
'clOrk ID. IN. March u IVA "9
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Vienna.
THE EMPEROR.

ViESsA, March i2.--Rmpsror Frsnci.
Joseph has authorized his govern inent to
seeums strong attitude against the
ultrsmontane opposition 10 the ecelesjas,.
ical laws
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Little ROcI,.


~ MT ihNA
LITTLE Rock, March IL Sid " allace
the johnson county desperado will DO
hanged at Clsrksville TO- norrow, the gov
erhor having refused to commute HE sen .
tence
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Des MOlnes. Iowa.

pgs MoISEs, March l2.--The Senate
this p, m, after long debate, finally
adopted the House Joint resolution for the
constitutional amend msnt, giving women
the right OF suffrage, by . vote Of n
TO TO-
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HURT TO SCOTT.
DIsoIsHATL o., March -, 1868.

~. UIkoIkHATI, o., March q, 1863.
. Dear Scott; :, -.
The q Al. ct Louisvilis has advertised
for 60Vk1A btfsAels' corn. 200, 900 bushels
osts, a6d 10, 900 tons hay. isaw q letter
from him. saving he would need for Nash.
10000 Snshsls corn, 10000 bush.
els sAb, esd GS eOe tons hay, and l was
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'Below hign water marx.
EDWIN BooTH,
observer Sig. Ser a. y
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Buffalo.



BosroN, March l2.-Ths following 10 a
correct list Of the new board OF directors
of the Union Pacific railroad company
Oliver Ames, North EastOn; John Duff,
Boston; Elisha Atkins, Boston; Sidney
Dillon, New York; Gordon Dexter, Bos-
ton; Benjsmine Bates, Boston; l.. +. Nor
ton, New York Oliver Ame', Sscond
North Easton; James Smith, New York;
Charles }. Osborn, New York, George
Scste, New York; Samuel Mills, New
York; Jay Gould, New York; 4. II. Ba-
ksr, Boston and J. Richardson, New
York.
REsoL UTiONs.
The city council to-day passed = SOL les
of resolutions on the death OF Senator
Sumner, Among them were the follw-
ing:
Resolved, That his honor, the mayor
be requested At an early day to call .
meeting of the citizens In the Fanuisl hal,
to take such notice Of this event ~ may
DO appropriate in view OF the irrepar-
able loss which the people Of Msssachu-
sets, and particularly Of Boston have sus-
tanned.
Resolved, That a joint special commit
tee of the city council DO appointed " act
10 cooperation with the mayor, state and
national authorities In making arrange
msnts for the funeral ceremonies and such
other tokens OF respect ~ are due TO the
purity Of his character and tho greatRes,
Of his public services.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-14

ggelt 10 er]beint, aber bait bu ir9enb Ell
nen ungldubigen 10 sgenaug fenner ge=
Iernt, baB bu nit Beitimmtbeit lagen
fannl, CT lei in alien StideR Gin tu=
geabbafter Maun2 Nein, oenn nur oas
Safer bal Die tralrises @etpalt, Die.
MenI6en 5u nngldubigell su maiden unb
uur bann lueroen lie nit ibrem unglau=
ben prablen llnO. sruB tbut, ipenn Die
sSurtbt por @ottes Strafen nn0 nor Der
8era6tuns Der Menl6en lie oa5u treibt.
9eur Die ,folternoen Championships Mil
Der l1ngldubige olr6 Ieine gottlofen Ge'
sen erfideu. &ein ungldubiger III ins
uerli0 iiberaeugt oanph bab es teinen
@ott uno feline @tpigfeit gebe. Gs tann
Brotelfanten seben, Die aug innerIter. lie.
bersensuug TIRE irrise Relision fir
gBabrbeit 6alten, aber ein l1nsldubtyer 1T
niemals iiberseugt BON Ieinem llnSlatl=
ben. Wos er AUDI barber lo9en mag,
cs 1ino nur @orie uno meiter nl6ts.
Sic @rfabrung bot es gu aQen 3eiteu ge=
debrt, bab unter 1000 ungldubigen, Die
nod NIT Belinuung lterben tonnten,
apenioitens 999 ,pare,l, Die Dor bent Sooe
hire ssyrrt6iimer bereuten, Die oann Die
6DQe uno ocn Simnlel ni6t mebr als
.idderli9c Tabeln onlaben> Die bann
na9 Dem Bre Iter uno Den y. @atra=
menten perlausten. 9lus oiclcn plelfa
den grfobrungen 9eht Die 9&csel berpor>
oab Die @ottesldll9ner unperl9dn1te
2iigner }inb, bic ni6t cinmol lelb1t pom
Dem lbeHeust lino, luos lie lasen. 9{un
beurtbeile Oie1e Menl6en na3 l9ren
gBerten lpie ben 8onm na9 Isinen
Sriidten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-14

- Muf Ser lebten 9onooner Nusl tel
lung benertte mon einige re4t interel=
jante @rfinbungen auf Dem @ebete Der
l16rma9erfunf. l1nter ibuen befono lid
cine ubr, Die our6 2uft uno WaHer in
8emesun9en selebt puroe. Terner cine
@tanoubr, beren Yerfertigung 81 Sabre
in Mnlpru6 senommen bot; oielelbe seist
ni6t MIR Die 3eit uno uerl6ieoene aitro=
noni16e Werdnoerunsen an, Ionoern 1T
aud nod nit ether losen. Winborgel in
Nerbinoun9 cine 9eo9rapbil@el16 5eist
ben 3eitunterl spii6en ben peri die
oenen 9ouptitdoten BON europa; 'pieoer
cine anbere 5eist ti@t nur ben Sag
lon6ern aud ben Monat, Monopbolen
uno Glutb5eit III ben beoeuteno ten9afen=
orten @nslanbs, Srlanos, Srantreibs.
Qlmeritas, Deutl9lanos &C. Sic ubr 9ebt
Elm 'Sabr lang in einens g(ufsuse ferner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-14

uno m0een Die bis9erigen Gr1ffnun9en
bes @rafen Mrnim Bismard lhon unanz
eenebm genug beriibrt baben. nnO bod
I1eint Graf Mrnim bas @dlimmlte nod
gebeinl. 9ebaIten 5l baben. ...ss .sg..9
Wel1er Dirt Die GntbiillunSen iein
mDaen, bic @raf Mrniul MAIDEN tuollte,.
fam man taum obnen. DaB lie aber
isbr lpi4tis uno i'm b6@lten @raoe seeis,
net @ein n,i1Ien, bos Nnleben beg beuti6en
Geidsfan5lers en1pfinoli6 Su 1daoisen,
ia pieuei6t io9ar>Ieine 5te(ung unbolt=
bar su maiden, fam MON aus ben -per=
sweifelten -Nnitrengunsen leben, NIT ,pel=
den 8ismard ieinen @egner uni9doll6
5u MAIDEN lu6t.o
SurIt 8ismard ielbl mag beXer als it,
9eno Semono onoers nil fen, ,pel6en per=
nid)tenoen Ginornd cine 1ol6e @epalt=
ma bresel eesen einen @eann, Der i@
feines Werbre9ens l@ulois sema6t bat
unb bD9ltens i'm 8eroa9te 1tebt, ibm
uranoenebme unb 1dd0lide 9ltteni itide
au per5fentliGen, ni6t nnr III gan5
9eutj9lo 1onoern au6 i'm Nuslanoe
MAIDEN mub. Sap er troboem lit 81.
cinen lolden @6ritte berbeilicb, 1T elm
3eiden, bob Die Gntbullunsen oes @ra=
| fen Mrnim cine ouberorSentli@e Widtig=
feit bahen miil]eu. Ser Inn itano, ooB
E@rof Nrnim oiele 0otumeute 10 per1tedt
bdlt, oaB fe lelbit Die NIT oielsm 0ienlte
ourd) lire porous9e9ongene prattNd)e
Sbatigfeit bel loeioloemotratil6en uno
tatbolil l0en Wereinen wobl uertraute 8is
mard'i 9eu @piirnolen ni4t auifinoen
fonnten, lit elm Belpeis oob anb 9ra1
Mrnim Sic &utf]i6tsloligfelt leines 9e9=
ners tonnte uno iid oorouf porbreltete.
@olltc Bismord Die @9rif ften ni9t auf
finben, 10 bat linn lelblt oieler @elpalt=
ltrei6 feline Triidte 9etragen, es let oenn
9eut]6lano uno Der Wclt 5ll seigen, bat
perl0bnlibe Treibeit oes Biir9ers NIT ben
gesenmdrtieen politilA AenNeg|me lnPre'''
Ben unpereinbar lit. Mir leben lpelteret
Na6ri6teu nit gr6bten Snterelle ent
gegen. (PDl. So1)'
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Treimaurerfrebbeit+

Gin N1ann aus Serre 9aute,
sSnOiano> 9}omens 9li@ael 9idep Wtit~
olieo oes> Sreimauereroroens I9idte
:6eim 6erannoben oes Sooes ua9 elnem
@eiitli9en, I'm li6 nit Der STRIDE, BE
i'm 9etauft tpieOer aus5ulobnen. Na=
tiirli6 16lpor er feline Nerbinouns NIT
Der Goge al, ODER er bdtte Die Mblolutlon
nibt erbalten. .9ie Treinaurer le+
ood,. feline 9tiidli6t oarauf nebmeno be-
l9lo6en feline 2eide ols Die eines D{aE=
rerbruoer5 su reflcmiren l,nb oa es IL
men selans i6 beg Corpus 81 bsma9tl-
gen. tiinbigten tie ibre 9(blldt an, Den.
lelben nit Sen Geremonien Der 2o9e ouf
Dem fatboli16en &ir6bof 5u be9raben>
mo 9idep Elm 2ot ei9nete. Do Oct
&ir6bof oas Gisentbum oes 8il9ofes De
@t. palais .por, i6rieb Der Pf forrprie=
lter BON Serre Saute, @ater 9elen an
| sen Weopor un6 1ebte i'm in &enntnlb>
bah, ,penn Die Mb1i6t Der Treimoarer
ousoefibrt ,piiroe, Die our9 ben ViI9of
erla}lenen @eiebe uno &eslemente, nnter
oener 6ideY ieinen BesrdbniBplab foutte>
perlebt uno Der 8il6of in 1elnem Sel1Sz
re4t gemaltlam seitDrt piiroe, bnber es
bes MoDors @9uloigteit lei, oas VI
gentbun,sre6t oes 8iidofs De ct. Ya=
]lais au I6lben, limb er 6abe Su oen'
3mede oas Yorseben Der Sreimaurer gu
perbinoern unb n0tbisenfaQs bic Yoll>
] aein,a9f aufsubieten. Ser WtaDor
aber. lueiserte ii@ einsui6reiten. 9ie
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