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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15


MARINE NTlGLLtG " G r.
SIN rose. 5 A. Noon rises ....... = 80
Sun sets........ High tcater....... y ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer Indy of the Lake, Norfolk, TO F a
Reed.
Steamer NJ 4ttano lower Potomac, to Boush
Sc Son.
Schr Ida Birdsall, Jersey City, TO American
Coal Co.
Schr II Conglon, Providence, to American
Coal Go.
Srhra MURRAY Vandiver and K G Stsnsrd, jr.,
for Washington.
>chrs Win Buck, Anthes Godfrey, Lemuel
Hall and Louisa BirdsaIl for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Brodcrs
S Go
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by + A
Reed.
Steamer John w Thompson, lower Potomac,
by + A Reed.
Schr John Lee, Groton, by American Goa
Company.
Schr Bessie Morris, Boston, by Hampshire s.
Baltimore Coal Co.
Schrs Enoch Moore and j NJ Leonard, from
Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Florence K Hall, for this port, clesrcd at
Windsor 9Th.
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Afraid OF AssOciating with the Pres
iueMt.

New YORK, Sept l5.-A Long Branch d.
patcn says Gov:rnor Hayes will not visit Pres
ident Grant there. The invitation, 1t seems,
came not from the President to Gov Hayes,
but from Mrs Grant to Mrs. Hayes, and was
cordially accepted Tor herself aud family. Sincs
then Gov. Hayes eldest sou has become seri-
ouSIy i'll, aud Mrs. Grant has received letter
FROM Mrs Hayes stating that 10 consequence
Of her SOU illness the visit must be indcholte-
~ postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

GALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
~ TY-Pursu,Lt to the iecrec Of the Circuit
CUur. OF Faira4 county, prDn"unccL -, June
term, 1874, IN the SUIT OF Charles j. Brewer and
others the Undersigned commissioners named
in sad decree. will, on Mon ia 4. the 2lst day
of Au gust, 1916 tnut beng Court day, ~ noon
vi tn !. day, before the door cl t:,c curt House
OF said county sci! ~ the highest bidder ~
public auction, that vau bile property Oh whicn
Jonn w. Picrpolnt at rrescn: resides, formerly
the residence of the late William Brewer. ~:
tract contains ON HUNDRED AND Sixty
AukES il improved ny comfortable ,I:#:i
FRAME DWELLING, with the u2ua. -HEdA
out buildings, is well watcrcd and tlmbercd, III
good state Of cultivation, good lrult, and Hes On
the Middle Pike near GlDson's woods, ana sd-
ions Ash Grove"
Terms OF Sale: Enough cash in hand to pay
the expenses Of sale and the vi SSJ4 b3, win
interest thereon from the 18Th day Of April,
1870 III day Of sale, and the residue in throo
quail annual payments, to bear Interest from
tn. day Of sale, 10 be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser, with good personal security, and re-
ieAlion Of title until the last payment Is maze.
Convey ancing II the expense OF the purchaser.
THOMAS K LOVE, Commissioners
THOMAS MOORE, ! OF sale
Fairfax county, jy l7-w4w
a4s- he above sal9 Is postponed uaLll NON
DAY the 18th day Of september next, Court
day, a. the same pEacc and hour. au &-s.d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

This is 10 iutox: eating beverage or doctored
LIQUOR to lead the UPPER 90 to drunkenness
and ruin but strictly medical preparation made
from roots and herbs, suitable to any age or
cordiiou. As family remedy, Simmons Liver
Regulator is equal to an entire m"dicloe chest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-Wa Var Depart
ment, Office ofMe Chief Signal OFFICER, HasA
ngton D. c.. Septr Is, ls76-lO:3o am
For the Middle Atlantic States lncreasipg
westerly winds, rising barometer, and coo'er'
clear weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

J. B. Minor, LII D., Prot. Com. and Stat Law;
5. .. Southai, LII. D.. Prot tqui!y snd Law
Merchant, Internat'i. Law, etc: Session begins
Oct /, 1876, and continues nine months In
structon BY text books and loctures combined,
illustrated by Moot Court exercises. For Gaia
logue, apply or. .. University Of Virginia) or
WM. WERTENBAKER, Sect'y. Faculty.
aug 25-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15
COMMERCIAL.

The money market is without noticeable
o,onoa here or elsewhere The demand 1or
legitimate business purposes is moderate anu
.be supply abundant, but outside the 'strin-
,,.r,.v', continues. State bonds are quoted
s..er; Virginia consoNs 67as6S, and coupons
or .. Local railroad securities are dull, and
nuOte;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

Ifyou feel that everything goes wrong, ltyou
want to get up early IN the morning, II you have
pain in the stomach, take dose OF DR.. Bull 5
Vegetable Pills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

e.s- There will be u meeting OF the Directory
fine Alexandria Library Go. Tomorrow FRI
d.yl night, the 18th instant, At 5 o'clock.
~ JNo j. JAMESON, Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

Ooly one trial asked; please remember this
when purchasing tooth powder. Wells Eureka
will please you. best of all only only % cents,
two o. bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

ALEXASpKIA CATTLE MARKET. Septr. d.
The receipts oi stock OF al kinds this week was
god, md the quality OF the offerings generally
air; prices are oil shade all around but the
msi KIT was fairly active, sales being made free.
iy. Prices ranged MS follows: Cattle 3a54c;
Caves 4a6c; Sheep 3ts5c per ID, and Lambs
25, 81 70 per head. Hogs are in little better
CrH and, Ind We quote At SsS9 5O per lou iOs
Cows and Calves 25aS50.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET, Septr. ID
Bccves-Ule:ings Of 1893 head. Buyers were
hvdi. z bsok Tor concessions, and the market
ruled Gull and weak at reduction OF tic per 10
lncce and extra native Steers were sold 1t iota
lU:c pc: ID dressed ordinary to prime do; st "a
ioc; Inferior NJ 6iae3c and common to decent
Texas and Cherokee Cattle ut 7iaS4 per pound
dressed y bout 20 carloads remained unsold.
SGccp AID Lumbs-Receipts 629j head. Lambs
were du.! and easier, and Sheep were barely
steady. Common to choice Lamts had slow
ssIc st 5iatic per ID; common TO prime Sheep
ranged from to 5sc per ID, with sele ted small
lots sclllig up to &c.
uoys- Receipts 4o35 head Live Hogs were
brisk ~ G;.6sc per ID, and dressed Hogs were
Erin NJ 13.e4c.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Sept. 4.-Cattle
-$hIpn.clt> :910; market Gu |, weak aud lowori
exams sod u, , 7Oas3 Is; medium to good
butchers S0aS4 %; choice shipping - co
good sold ~ about S4 Is. Hogs-shipmen IS
90; market opened steady, closed firm and &C,
i've, and about Sc higher for the best; culs sold
NJ ltas5 80; tair to good heavy 7oaS6 III /;
CHOICE backing and Shipping l5aS6 rs Sheep
-!n"rket quiet and steaoy 1T 3aS3 10
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Sept. IA
Inc olt,rngs If Beel Cattle this week reached
~ mead. With sales at 33s5ic per ID, with far
G"insi d and average quality. There were eVO
Sheep and Lambs offered. and sold at 4aoac per
o.or "a heep, and 50aS4 30 per head tor
-a"bS Very lew Cows and Calves offered
qa"ta.ioaS from 25aS55.
tlNclSNATI Hoe MARKET. Sept. A.-Hog:
Sod, and in fair Demand common light ios
- ~; lair TO good light SOsS6 rs; DO. heavy
OiV.SG So; stockers 5AS5 70; shipments 33O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

T1lDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB.-Those
present at the Central 1ilden aud Hendricks
Club meeting last oight adjourned over, W.T..
out trausacting any business, until W. tuesday
pight next, wheo the public meeting will he
held at the corner of King and St. AssE b
streets, as heretofore announced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15
CANAL CONNIE RCIG.

Arrved-Guano scow, to w A Smoot; boats
j w Corder and Lilly Lemon, to Hampshire Il
Baltimore Coal Co; Henry Herbner, gas coal to
City Gas Works; G Clifton, j BrAdburn snd I
l. Belts 10 American Cor Co.
Departed T Patton, nj NJ Lewis, Alex
Adams and j j Moore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

CONTRACT AWARDED.-The County Com
misSioners Of Anne Arundel county, Md, have
entered into contract with George 5. Cole,
man, of this city, to build sus ens'oo bridge
over the Little Patuxent river, at or near
Patuxcnt switch, on the Annapolis railroad,
FIR SSl0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

RosH HAsuANAu. Ca Monday evening
next, 18th instant, at sunset, the Hebrew fes'
tival of Rosh Hashanah, or beginning oil the
new year, 5,637, according 10 Hebrew ehrono-
ogy, will begin, aud appropriate CEREMONIES
will be bed 10 the synagogue 10 this city ne
holiday is generally obs, r0cd Icy an entro ces-
saton of business pursuits aud strict attend
ance upon the services Of the synagogue. LII
the evening and on the following day the
Shofer OF couet will be sounded 10 the syna-
gogue 10 proclaim a solemn assembly to the
Lord AMI to call the people to a solemnr pcnt
auce aud examination Of themselves 10 view OF
the Day OF A'onement that is to TO low. Two
days are generally observed by The Orthodox
Hebrews to com uIcmorate this event. lie
first day originally Instituted as day OF alarm
an rem mErauce, has been gradu lily vested
with the character Of the beginning OF the new
year. The authority for commcmorallDg this
day and occasioa is found in Levitt xxxiii, oath,
aud other scattered passages OF scripture. The
Reform congreg ,t,ous, Of which that in this
city is one, ouly observe one day for the tes-
,ival
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

Miss ELIZA C. ADAMS BOARDING
IVA and DAY SCHOOL, corner of King and
Goun.bus streets, will be reopened SEPTEM.
b ER 18th. sep 2-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

GOOD FARM FOR RENT-The farm
kJ MOUNT IDA"
two miles from Alexandria; about l25 acres OF
srsble land; TWO DWELLINGS, Barns and
other out houses. Terms low Apply to GEO.
UHLER, King st near cor. Lac sep lo-sl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15
y ELLIE VEN INSTIT u T E

Ellie HAVEN INSTIT UTE
- (For Young Ladics.)
The exercises Of this school will be resumed
on the 18th q oErTEM SEX next with encuur-
aging prospects. The facilities offered in the
various departments Of this school for acquiring
Through education are unsurpassed.
follows: Primary Department $50; ln,erme.
date Departlna t $40; Collegistc Erg l!sh Ue-
psrtment 80; Ancient ard Modern Languages
eacl SO; Music SO; uso of instrument lot
practice llU; contingent fund 81
Board mot including washing) $50. For
other information apply for Catalogue to
N. PENlCh, Principal,
aug 23-tO1 Alcxandris, Va,
TINE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
l. MISS TEBB>' SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, located at No.
l23 Queen street. vii! commence 18th of SEPT.
next. aug 23-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15
A LEXANDkIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,.
10. 10 south Fairfax St
The sixth annuAi session of tn. School will
commencc or 1U ESDAY. the 10Th OF :,cptcm-
Der. For Circulars .pply to the
Misses GREENE, Principals,
aug PISTOL p. 0 box 260
HUME SCHOOL-My daughters will reopen
IL their SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BO Us and
ri KLS, at my residence, 22l King ST., MON
DAY, september 18Th
aug 253w j. Nj. BROADUS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

ROBBERY OF a DWELLING. -Sometm dur
ing las, night thief eutered the dwelling OF
Mr.. }. P. Ag .cw, on the corner Of Duke aud
Pit, strccts aud passing up to the third story
eulered the ROOM where Alr. n. Grccnlcase, a
sonin Law of Mr.. Agnew, was sleeping, aud
stole tn, reirom valuable gold watch aod about
fifty dollars 10 mou y. NJ trace could be
found Of how the thief got loto or out OF the
house. aud a basket Of sverware which was
lyiog on table in a lower room was lett un-
touched. MIR. Grccniease compIalDcd this
morning Of a queer tceiug IN his head, aud
thukS choroloTn must have been administered
to him by the thief or ,hlcves. The robbery
takcn altogether was most darlngiy conceived
and executed one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

The YELLOW FEVER. Private adyices lrom
Savannah give very distressing accounts OF the
ravages OF yellow lever in tha city. The total
number of intcrmcnts since last report were
thirty, of which eighteen were irol, yellow
fever. A public me ting was held in Charles
ton yesterday, at which 800 were subscribed
10 aid ofthe sufferers, ani the subscription will
be continued. Subscriptions in Philadelphia
up to yesterday morning amounted to Sll,7GI.
and meeting has ucen called tor day at
Nashville, Tenn, to raise fluids Tor the same
purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

rs REFINED LARD for sale by
~ sep6 j. G. j. L. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

LARCENY AND WHlppING-This morning,
at an early hour, the p,lice we're notified that
a cart had been empl y,d to haul some
Shingles tr IN an alley neur Hills bakery, aud
there being suspicious circumstances Connected
with the transaction they vent to the store Of
Thomas D.wney, on the corner OF Fairfax add
Cameron streets. whittier the shingles had
been hauled, aud took them III the station
house. They also arrested "A white man named
Thomas Bntler, who had sold the shingles TO
Downey, and carried him before the Mayer,
where the shingles were ldeutifed as the prop
crty of Mr.. j. H D. Swoot, FROM whose lum-
Der yard they were stolen last night. After
bearing the evidence the Mayor sentenced
Bu,ler to receive thirty lashes on his bare
back ;wanty of whlca were at once admins.
tered, and he was ordered to report aud rec i've
The rest on the first Of next month. Downey,
who was arrested on tie charge of receiving
the shingles, Knowing them to have been
stolen, was 6ocd and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

STORM LAST NlGHT-AlI The afternoon aud
evening. yesterday, heavy black clouds were
gathering in the Yves: aud by ten o'clock they
had spread over the entire heavens. The rain
which began to fall gently shortly after ten 10
creased 10 volume uu,iI eleven clock when 1t
came down in torrents, accompanied by vivid
flashes of lightning aud heavy peals OF thunder.
The storm continued until about midnight,
being about as severe one as is generally ex-
perienced here at this season OF the year. This
morning the sky was cloudess and the tempe
nature that of early fall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15
The Indians.

A Pioneer Press special from Bismarck says
the complete enrolment Of the Indians at Stapd-
ing Rock shows only $50 lodges aud tota! oil
not over four lhou,ao Indaus. Rations have
heretofore been issued on basis OF seven thous
and, from which, it would appear, nearly hree
thousand are absent. Indians are Known to
have returned from the hosi!cs, but s. stealthi
ly that they could not be caught. aud the at
tempt to disarm the hostles has therefore
proved aborlvc. Grass, chicl of the Backfect,
was arrested Sunday for harboring and supply
ing hos,iles. The Indians threatened to res
cue him, but the garrison Was too we'll pre-
pared 10 resist, and SO the attempt was not
made.
Lieutenant General Sheridan passed through
Omaha yesterday morni"g en- route 10 Fort
Laramie, where he is to meet GeceraI Crook in
few days, to arrange for prosecution Of the
Indian war through the coming winter, and he
establishment OF a large cantoumcnl 10 Powder
river country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

WEDD1Na.-M Henry PoSey, the popular
aud skilful driver Of the Columbia Steam Fire
Engine, was married last oight at the Presby-
teraa parsonage, by Rev. VIM. Dluwiddic, to
Miss Malia Nlghtiugi Of this city. Alter the
marriage the happy couple held reception at
their residence 90 Pitt street, at which large
number Of their friends were present, including
most of the members Of the Columbia Fire
Company, who presented MIR. Poscy with a
handsome silver pitcher goblets aud set of
spoons, as testimonial OF their regard aud good
will.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-15

Flour is dull, with limited dem and: stock
on haad large. but receipts light and prices un-
changed. Wheat is active with further sd-
vance oterings to-day of 1922 bushels red, with
Sis q! 90sl25, as to quality. Corn is dull and
declining, and receipts have fallen off; sales of
~ bushels of mixed q! is Light offerings of
Rye and Oats, with sales at quotations. Butter
haS slightly declined Other articles unchanged.
RICHMOND MARKET, Sept. lathe market
is !ariy sctve, but the offerings of Grain are
light. Sales Of Wheat at 125al27 for best white,
sid l20.l25 for do. red. Sales of Corn at 54a56c.
Prime Rye brought 80 Sales Of Oats at 35 Tor
Splng and 37a4O for winter.
LYScnBURG MARKET. Sept. IA The receipts
of Wheat are increasing but the market remains
unchanged; white ll0all5 and red ll0al20.
Corn il fair supply. but prices depressed the
quotations being 55a5e. Nothing doing in Rye,
which is nominal,y 62a65; Oats dull at 35a37.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Septr. lathe
market is without noticeable change, though
prices are shade hlmor for Wheat which is
tied ut ll0al20 for g2od to prime. Corn is
d.vopIn$ at 45s4G. Ry 5Gs55, and very quiet
Oats 3Ua3o
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars-Wc hear cf no sales to day, and we
write The market for raw goods dull. Prices
nr", however, nominslly steady, and we still
, 1876-03-27

i'm oNiuiuser Sof" uoraefOmmcn fem ~@tn
jun9er Gneldnoer, Der Die Nfanouer NIT
MAIDEN mollte, aber 70 gut mte gar fet1
0eutid1 perltano, wenOete ii6 I'M %senannten
@aitbof oil Serrn Bofbalter q. NIT ben
8orteit: ,Gtn Simmer bafe, elm Simner
bafe!" Ser Serr Yothalter fab ben @ng-
lanoer nit sroben Nu9en ar, er bate nod
Ntbts cunoH seb0rt, oaB @nsldnoer Safer
persebren uno fra9te oesbalb nieoerbolt !:
u@m gauges Stmner?" v@an3eS Simmer,
gauges Gunner" moi Die einslge Iltlport
oes Gn9ldnbers. &opfihiittelno sln9 9err
s.. binaus, I'M ben Safcr ST. beite1eIl ; I'M
Sofe lteben stpei Yferoe, nun mar's ridttg,
Der GnQldnoer mill fir Die Bieroe ben Safer.
ats ober Serr g. benz @u9ldnrer oas Sinl.
mel Safer poriesen lieb, mid pieier entiest
Suriid uno rief:. sd Sinlmer bafe, Slms
iner hafe !" gleid,eitig nit ben Nrmen I'M
Gunner berlmfabrenb. 0a 9ing benz Serrn
IS ftbalter Elm 2id,t auf, inbem er artiuortete:
nIH 10, Ste polen elm 3immer!"
, 1876-03-27
Gbriitopb bpn G6mio's Suqero.
-, Wihltnfhpf

VYttfupY DUu SWutlpS yuYeHu
rl WibliDtbef.
@ebunben tn Bappbedel . IS Gents. Gitt
Wfu8lin-Niiden o 20 Gents. SAM
Mtlslin IS Gents.
Setnrf1 BON Gidbenfeis, mis sr iur GrtsnntniB
lSottes fam. aN
Der sgeibnadbtsabene. Cine GrsdbIuns gum assib.
Der @oienftoc. Cine lnterefante GrsdbInns. j,
Der Ganarienppsel.-a0as Sobanniss6ferbep,
3tpel Gr3ahlungen. " ' t
Vte Cfereier. Ella. ,.t
Die Sopfenb .ltben. Cine Besebenb.it aus benz
Stbtii zines artfen Dorf.S huaebrers.
@ufadbius. Cine Gel6idte Der driftli&en BorBeit.
.benben Utter s%epiomet.
Rofa BON E~aaaensars. Cine 0sf@i@te sss Utter
@enofepa. &ins Der IhbnHsn uns rHbrsnSH.n fs.
tGidten beg 4ltertbums.
pie Madbtisan. Gina intereHante 0ei&i@ts.
sfobert, Der 70 aifenfnabe, oesr: Das anbsnfsn
an Die Wtutttr. N 4.'N- ..| 4
2teben @r;db 'nnsen.
Sdnnetcn nno Mmalfe.
Die M%aiblMmen.
emma DON 5infenaein. osa: Cot ma@t auss
seilbslm Zen. yin ssI&i&tIi&ss osmaISs.
GaS Sdubdben DaS Haubfdlph.
Ole Sraan 3nIis. Ooss: aiasSIi@. aisbs, xrsm
un0 SODn. Ft
9Uttfriee, Der tunse 9infehIer.
Der 0brfffbaum.
Die tIeine &autenfpfeTerfn.
Cas 3Gmmden. .....
S%ernonto. asbtnssefdihts zines iunssn orafsn aus
Spanien. .. E
&upfermanjen unn 0oltHade.. Das Dpsel.
nsftcben Die Aapele beim 9BoifSblb.
~Vafssrefag s, giamd9e". Die sSa'etapens. Das
Hts 6euersbrmnR. waFsrfntb am stsin.
Ser Dismautrins. Das MartenbtIh.
, 1876-03-27

Nutb bate iid ebenfaaS erboben Unit
mar eeraoe Dor i'm bin9etreten. Sbr
&nt(is nor bleid, Tbrdnen bran9en in
tire 9lu9en, wd6reno tire 2ippen Die
ipciBeu Soroer3abue etipas porfdJinmern
lie6en, ol8 batte iie uad Itbeln .9erunz
| gen. .f4t...
r9otbar," beeann iie beinabe fliiIterno,
uno nad alter @eiie er9riff lie Iethe
Sano, ,Sotdes wirit On nidt t6un -
neiu, Oh bariit ni6t, fannit utht uniez
rem alteu setreuen Bobltbdter ben go
oe8ltob uerieeen mouen, o. weibt, feline
gauge Soffnult9 -"
nSo, mo bleiben meme ei9enen Soft
nunaen ?" fiel &raner raub Elm, aber
uie, erldreft iiber Die Wirfung ieines
WeienS auf Nntb, perfiel er in Elm 9'elds
fam f%rampfbaft beitereS 8eien, ipelhes
leiner lieblihen @efdbrtin ntdt minocr
idnnr3lid ourd Die Scels idnitt,
vWtartern mir unS nidt 9eaeni eiti9 ourdl
Die 5ortieeuna oieies @elprdAes!" rief
er aus, roie @reisniiie folsen aufeinan>
Der, mie es I'M Sdidiolsbude seldrieben
itebt. g8ir aber miliitn bereit letg, Sc
Der auf leine Dirt, ibnen Die Stirue gu
bIeteu!" ST loAte er3mun9en lor9los,
u1o Gutb ben Nrm bieteno, in Der anoes
ren Sano Die 3ii9el oes ibm auf benz
6uBe nahfol euoen Yferoes, Fog ct in
einen Ymflue9 ein, welder ltd) tn Der
9fdbe oes 0orfes nit Der Qanoltru6e perz
%einlate. Gine Strede le9ten iie ldpets
eeno suriid, oann bob 9futb ipleoer in
ibrer treuber3i9en Weile an:
SD m0dte wiilcn, mas Oeinen 9ctit
bei1dftllt. Define Seiterfelt ct Aredte
MIDI; lte fang wie Sobn -"
Gortiesnna folgt.)
, 1876-03-27
&Datt's 2ebems'8 aliam.
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