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draw from the, State House. It is not be-
iIieved by ChaYnberlmn's friends here that
he will follow this advice. lie has hot re-
.ceiyedsany favors from the Administration,
they say, and they. cannot see why he
tshould soblige them merely to make sue
cessful policy which means the total over
throw Of the Republican party in South
Carolina. tss..yrs v,s.,.s
Sheriff G.. G.. Bowen, OF Charleston, has
returned hene, .and=before leaving he de-
clared that II Chamberlain was overthrow n
by Hampton he B0wen) would never lift
his voice or hand to assist the Republicans
again. He claimed that he can control six
thousand votes In Charleston county, and
that word from him will give the Demo
cratic party that many more votes. He
abused Hayes in round terms. and says he
only regrets now that he did not prevent
him from getting the electoral vote OF South
Carolina, which he could easily have done
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;,re q, The south will manage OURS lnis -
sane.r,lle. And one more word OIL a ,ss $,
When the troops are ordered nome let VI, sle
President order them to drive every ~ 9 Mi.
rotten carpetbagger3in Louisiana OF y IT,
ginia back from whence sheE thn sonth
scenting the fat carcass from Mar IKE 30
xnar3 have been .cllnging to the Zones like
,ssc y, INV restoring sores. Send down to tls
honest CARPET baggers; let them come even
!, they have not carpct-bag, even clean
shirt, no matter what their politics, so they
come not to prey and steal, but come with
honest hearts and strong hands, ready to
help buildup the State. TO all such a hearty
welcome will be given, and in their honest
work God speed. g a REPUBLICAN,.
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Hls browning wickedness, however, is
the exclusion from the roll OF the member
from Colorado, who bears the only certif-
cate issued by the Governor Of the State,
and has as clear right to his seat as any
member OF the House. II Dir. Adams sup
poses that he is to be allowed to reverse the
verdicts of States in this high-handed fash
ion, lie mistakes the temper Of the American
pe0ple.-NeD Yoyjc Tribune.
Mr.. MCPHERSON, i'm order to secure the
control OF the House OF Representatives to
the Republican party, left off in 1865 the
names OF all the southern members. Neither
the Tribune nor any other Republican, pa
per protested against that bigli.handed out
rage. .}L'2'l5,'* MR. 49, = q H. 444
! What fsithe tribune going ito do about
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PACKARD AND CuAMBERLAIN.-Wa shinq-
ton, April 9.-Members OF both parties have
been waiting patiently to see what definite
action will be taken by Chamberlain in South
Carolina and Packard in Louisiana. The
only uncasiness manifested is on the part of
members OF the Administration, who seem
to see in the future action Of Chamberlain
and Packard, If persisted in, the overthrow
of the Presidents southern policy. They
are: therefore, not pleased at the situation,
and have, caused tosbe semitic Chamberlain
numerous dispatches lIrging him not to
i6Dgerresist Hampton; but to duietly,wIth-
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The GOycrnorSl,iD.

As we have no candidate of our own, il
the State Convention shall in its decision
coincide with the views Of our Fauquier
contemporary, it will give the Public
Ledger great pleasure to support so brave 4
soldier and such true Virginian rs Gene
raj Fitz. Lee. Until the meeting of the
Convention, however, our mission is to
urge the union OF Virginia for the prcSerya-
ton Of Virginia. NorfoNc Ledger.
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The Turks are the carpet-bagsers OF Blu
rope, and the sooner they arc compelled to
pick up their buds and travel the better for
the peace and happiness OF the world. The
Emperor Of Russia is the President-HAYEs
who intends to hasten their departure, and
BISMARCK is the STANLEY MATTHEWS who
stands in the background, and counsels his
Cznrslin
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MI COHEN BROTHERS are just in
receipt ola large stock of BLACK DRILLIAST1NE
ALPACAS, which they arc Offering at special low
prices These goods have been consigned TO them
by large New York house. and will he sold far be-
low market value. Their range in price is from 25
to Csc: also, the NOHAIn (Ioutc-widthl AL
PACA at 22c.
They are also Offering 4 large stock of SILKS
much below market value:
BLACK SILKS at 20, Is, 9Oc., :1.l5 ('or pure
SILK. GROS-GRAIN) $l25. $l.35. s1.43.
$3.50. $l.G5, $1.75, 50. $2.05, 1925, $3.50,
S2.70, and So:
Also, considerable variety Of COIORED SILKS;
4 full assortment of other DRESS GOODS.
FRENClI-WOVEN CORSETS ut SIX. 90, 73c.'
81. $50. $3.50, and $3.50;
Also. THOMPSON'> GLOvE-FTrTING COR
SETS.
Every variety of WHITE GOODS. i'll some Of
which they offer special bargalns:
Sec their imported VICTORIA LAWN at 15c.;
Their FRENCH PIQUEs 1t 1sc., and many other
goods.
a large stock Of WHITE and FANCY HOSIERY
just received:
Every variety Of LACES. including the novelties
Also, large stock OF BIBS.
co pieces Of WHITE and COLORED MATING
just received; ...a.
Also, FLOOR OIL-CLoTHS from CSC. up.
uh 80
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NOT SURpR1s1No.-Thc Malone On. ~
Gazette-AIalone being the home OF Vice
President Wheeler-states that no man IN
the country was more surprised that Loul-
siana's vote was counted for Hayes than
William A. Wheeler. HetcXpected and pre-
dicted that the Electoral Commission would
throw it out entirely. This statement, the
Gazette says, will not be disputed. "..L
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The Associated Press agent sends US once
in while long quotation from New York
paper. It" rifles" us to see it in our tele-
graphic columns. II we wish to reproduce
any OF the editorials OF the New York
papers, we can do so at our pleasure.
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
Tic IouIsiamIs Situation.

PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
;TIoN or COMMISSIONER BRowN-TEXAs-PA-
CIFlC LOBBYISTS IN THE RING, &C.
new ORLEANS, April 9.-General Harlan
stated to me tonight that the commission
still hopes to secure an adjustment Of the
Legislature satisfactory to both sides. lie
says the chief difficulty lies in the opposition
Of the numerous members Of the Conserva-
tive party who want to be elected to the
Senate, and who fear that consolidation
may affect their prospects. Governor
Brown told the merchants to-day that he
fully agreed with all his colleagues that the
Legislature should he adjusted. His ar@u-
ment, which is privately urged. is that it is
necessary to do this to relieve the President
Of embarrassment. .-..
= It is the usage in both the Senate and
House of the Nichols Legislature to call
the name OF every member elected on the
face of the returns, and the Conservatives
say that those who are so elected, but who
arc with Packard, can come in at any time
and take their seats. No adjustment will
be consented to that can by any possibility
imperil Nichols.
.Warmotl, in anticipation OF the speedy
and full recognition OF Nichols, has pur-
chased 100000 Of State bonds.
Several OF the well-known lobbyists OF
the TeXas-Paciic scheme have turned up
here. and the gossip is that they are in the
interest of the proposed legislative compro-
mise. The Stand taken b. Governor Brown
to.day on this point is ascribed to this in
nIlencp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NIT NOTICE TO THE sTRADE.-We
have established In New York afactory for tic man
ufacure OF CIGARS OF every variety. We buy only
for cash the best Havana and Connecticut tobaccos,
direct from the planters, and we can compete IN
price and quality with any factory In The United
st,tcs .------. w. y. BLAIR & CO.,
,n11-1,n OO3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 1o.-Yestcrday the
commission had three hours secret con-
sultation It then received delegation
from the Cotton Exchange, representing all
the business elements, to whom they are
reported to have said that they had sought
Louisiana, but could not find it. They had
found two Governors, two Supreme Courts,
and an alleged dual government in all de-
partments; but in fact, by the acknowledge
ment OF ali parties, there is only one Legis-
lature, though it meets In two halls. The mo-
ment the Legislature meets in one body it
will be the State of Louisiana, and while it
is in session the only power in the
State that can secure the Intervention
of the army. II Self-government is desired
and the withdrawal of the army, it can pos
sibly be secured in IL day should the public
opinion OF the State compel the Legislature
to meet as one body. There are thirty-three
OF the thirty-siX senators, and one hundred
and four of the one hundred and twenty re:
representatives. whose election is not disputed
by either party, and the commission urged
that when it assembled us such the commits
about its action. The discussion continued
three hours. =, The delegation was not in
clined to accept the suggestion, maintain
ing that Nichols must be defended as Gov
ernor to the full extent. The commission
was in session nine hours.
Another account says: President Hayes's
special commission .labored for four hours
yesterday with Il delegation of the leading
businessmen OF the city, with the object OF
persuading them to organize movement to
compel politicians to form a consolidated
Legislature of all the members in both rival
bodies whose election is conceded. The
members OF. the commission made earnest
speeches. The businessmen were, however,
immova5le, They said that rather than run
the risk OF having to endure Packard as. Gov
ernori they would resist with arms, so as to
make military government necessary. To-
days experiment ends this compromise
plan. The commission may now try to
bring about an adjustment on the basis OF 4
Legislature made up from the face OF the
parish returns. This is the only compro-
mise that has the least prospect of accept
ance by the Conservatives. ...,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI SILKSl SILKS! SILKS!

MI SILKSl SILKS SILKS!
COLORED STRIPED SILKS ut TIC. worth 81:
CoLoRED STRIPED SILKS at 81 worth $3.50;
BACKGROUND WHITE STRIPED SILKS at
s5c. worth 1925:
BLACK-GRoUND wIIITE-sTRIPmD SILKS ut
BACKGROUND wHrTE-sTRIpEp SILKS at
81 worth $780,; ts#'.o. EitE.
FANCY PLAID SILKS at IS aud s5c. worth 81;
BLACK-AND- WHITE PLAID SILKS at IL worth
$3.50;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SILKS at CSC.
worth 1926; l.,.. g.
GRAY-AND-BLACK-s SILKS ut 81
worth $3.50:
COLORED SILKS at sl.25 worth $3.50;
CoLORED SILKS ut 81. 35 worth S1.75;
COLORED SILKS ut $3.50 worth 81;
COL OREDf SILKS at 81 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at So and 9oc., 1925, $3.50,
s1.8O, s1G5, 50, $3.50, SO, and s3.5o-all very
cheap. - r.. .-..
If you want to save money in the purchasing OF
your SILKS call a. LEVY BROTHERS,.
Look at the new STYLE BIBS and COLLARS
flnh II
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.

A CSIE OF AMUSEMEST TRTUMPHS.
THE TWO BIG SHOWS NOT IN RICHMOND
UNTIL FRIDAY, APRIL 20Tn,
WHEN TWO FULL EXHIBITIONS WILL oC-
CUR AT 2 AND 1880 p. NJ, r,t.....
CORNER SECOND AND LEIGH STREETS.
...t Doors open one hour previous. -
uowE's GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
sANGER's ENGLISH MENAGER1E OF =
i TRAINED ANIMALS e.
b-,j. 80 =" wITII = @H! |ti'}..''.
DoCKRILL,s GRAND CIRCUS AGGREGATION.
THE Only ORIGINAL FIVE PERFORMING
ELEPHANTS IN THE WORLD.
GROUP OF FIVE PERFORMING BENGAL
Ma. F. = q. TIGERS. ri ..r-.
DEN OF SIX PERFORh1IN'i HYENAs. 4.
LAIR OF HALF-DozRN PERFORMING MEM.
n.y.. .,.. CAN PANTuERS. ..
$4,000 that these are more Educated Animals
than are exhibited by any four shows on either con-
tncnt ID 's..' s.,
Sauger's British Mcuascrie of Living Trained An
ials Is known to be the most valuable collection in
the world and to contain the raresr and finest peci-
mems OF animated nature. ,......
Representatives Of the Desert. Dwcllers of the
Polar Regions, Terrors of the Forest, Ienizens Of
the Jungle, Monsters of the Deep.
1t has the most accomplished RIDERS, GYM
NASTS, and ACROBATS.
The great Laughing Philosophers Of the age are
the SEVEN GREAT CLOWNS. This IS The
LARGEST CIRCUS IN AMERICA.
1t has Fifty Lady and Gentlemen Performers.
Among them MILE DUCkRTLL, the Paragon
Bareback Rider; FRANK MELVILLE, the AUS
traan Horscman.
MARDT-GRAS CARNIVAL, In Characters. with
other Attractions.
II. BARNuM, ..- r. Ii. DOCKRILL,
General Manager. Equestrian Director.
ap II ,l3, l4,16,17&20-6t ,. 80 .-.'su. f
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anY APRIL 8, 1877.

r. r.. PRICE& co. have ON consignment
SUPERB BLACK SILKS-bargains; also,
nj, ACK and COLORED STRIPED SILKS;
BROCADE GRENADINES.
IRISH LINENS, TABLE DAMhSkS,
WINE-CLOTHS. NAPKINS. ~# 49, -. .'...
/ LINEN SHEETINGS-S1 to So: -..,
COTTON .SIIEET1NGS-25 TO GOc.;
HLPAChS-25c. to 81: l.'N -."
CORSETS. KID GLOVES, &C;
FURNITURE CRETONNES.
Also, an immense line of rERCALES and CAL.
ICOS-all the choice pattcrns-SH to 1870; fast
colors. d -
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY. s. apo
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CROQUET.

rROQUET FOR TIL + MILLION
US balls and mallers, nicely painted stakes
and 10 arches, packed in strong box, with slide
top with book Of Instructions. Price, 81 20: Also,
set with balls and mallets, butnot packed III box,
Soc. Finer sets ut So, 81. so, and 50.
Upon receipt of Soc additional anyset will be sen
to my part of Virginia, West. Virginia, or North
'' j. T. ELLYSON,
an 3-1mx r#.. lll2 Main street.
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n17-GREAT SHOW IN GENTLEMEN'S
L. PRICE & co. have in stock SPLEEN
did line SUITINGS for gentlemen and boys. .t..+
Cd FRENCH GLOTElS-all c0lors;
ca PLAID anu PLAIN SUIT1NGS:
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN CASSl-
GLOVES, SHIRTS. COLLARS, &C. apo
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DEN OF SIX PERFORMING HYENA

LAIR OF IIALF-DOZRN PERFORMING MEN
.t. .a. .... CAN PANTuERS. ..
, 1877-05-30

grant babe sr0Bere Nruteen ausefibrt unb
aroBere Shlahten gefhlagen, auberbem iei
er Elm gr0Berer StaatSmaun als Napoleon.
@enu Napoleon u WiliOnen Solbaten ae.
habit bate, 10 piiroe er ben Siben in 3 Wo=
uatelI unb nift in 3 Sabren beite9t baben,
ipeun er on Der Stele BON Grant getpeieu
mdre.
Dtit ioldlen unperidamteu gobbuosleien be.
padt 9ebt Grant mad europa. BORT miro
man ibm idon feline Stelun9 ueben auoereu
6eloherrn 3. 9. neben elnem Ufoltfe flar
MAIDEN, ceren &riessfibrnHs uuf feften BID
lten, nid)t auf bIoiem 9ur1ihlagen beruhen,
unb oeren Iufttf barauf ausseht ibre 5oloa'
ten m0gltdft 81 idoonen, nidt 3auienoe unb
53ebntauieioe in fibler Snblferen3 gu opfern-
Aber @eneral 9rant if gar ntd)t TO unbe=
IfleiOen, Iene bummen, iibertriebeuen 2obbu=
beleien fir p~eroient su halten, er ut nitt
ohne geiunoen NieuIhenperitano unb meiE
qalIs gut, mle piel CT Der Sapferfeit feiner
Sruppfrt peroanfte uno mie fpenig %ietnemSclo-
herrn=Galent. 9ieies IbidieoszSobarb uhel
belpei6t nur nit neld1 elmer fauleu @eienz
idaft er gelebt INC Suiantmen resiert bat. 81
mus ielblt frob iein, bieielbe enolid, eitnal
auf ldnsere 3eit los Su ietu.
, 1877-05-30

nittune geratben if-n ur i'm lesten Augeus
bid ba3u sebraht pirb, anSuhalten, iber
8uBe unb generuns gu briiIen uno DOT benz
Mbarunb 81 tparnen, iolen anftdnbige U2en'
iben ibre aemobnte Qebensmeile dnbern nno
mdBise @eniffe anfsebeu.
Sc 1T cine mabrhaft er1p0renbe Beletotz
aun9 9egen oas anitdnbi9e Yublifum, ibm
perfommene Truntenboloe oils abihredenbs
Seiipisle unb 0ebrer fir 3usenb uub Woral
hin5uitener. Solte Strolhe f6nnen auers
oings nur ourt poui9e 6 II b a | 9
(pas unter Z e mperen3 perftanben
rpirD) DON Jebem berauidenoen @etrdut mo.
mentan abgebalten meroen, ilh gang gu rut'
uireu. Gire Beheruug auf bic 0auer if
ielten gu %er3ieleil. Gin gebiIoeter Wanu 1T
on uuo fir fid Elm 3er1peren5ler, aber IN ane
beremS tnn, mie uUiurrpieb unb COMFORTER.
Sempereus lit ibm Did6isteit, nidt @utbai-
%tung--oa i'm letne BilOuug Dor benz Wttb'
braut oes @enuies ihiitt, Der Inoere gum
y b madt.
@lte Golfer NIB 8Duer su 2ebrern Der
DtdBiafeit gu MAIDEN, 1T ebenio perriift, rpte GO
ietn miirbe, menil man erpiidte 0iebe IN 2eb=
TERN Der @brltdfeit, ODER begnabi9te Gduber
uuo Wi0rber au Yropbeten Der Hehtlhaffen'
belt mo Sumaritdt ern men ipoute. So,
bite 1id] eirt Sober, ipie iene S0fer uni
801er ;u Deroen, aber nebme er ite MIDI
als 2ebrer an. Biloun9 uno Sittlldfeit
(Wtoral) itub bic etn3i9en fideren Siibrer,
melhe Dor alien 8er,rruusen I'M 2ebensge1u[
behiiteu. .f,
, 1877-05-30
Saubere Nrppbcten.

gs if zine saua neue Art BON Wieoersr.
meduus (RevivaD iiber oas 9anb sefommen.
Triiber bieb es nit Der Sibel: illus benz
Wunoe Der llnmiiuoiseu miro meiu Sob er.
itanen". Srauen Mro &inoer trat.u OILS Die
Npoltel Der 1emperen3 auf. limb bas
Bublitum mar senei9t, linen tbellne hmenbes
@eb0r su ihenten. Senn ner leioet ulebr
inter Der Trunfenbeit uuo Der Seltlalitat
periommener S6ffer unb S0ler, mie bereu
armen Bamilien, luie unsliidlids Wfiitter
uno bunaernoe &tnber?
Sett aber lino bic S6ffer nnb T0uer ielb1t
al Yropbeten nub &eformern seworoeu. uno
preoiaen baS neueite %@pangelium Der Welt.
srl0inng, bic 3 emperen5. Bie fam ir.
aenb Semanb, Der feline flint Sinne beiiam.
men bar. Wfann oosr fran, slaubsu. baB
iolde Ipofel einen GInflub anf ~anitanoise,
tuaenobafts, niihterne Weniden baben ION.
nen. Wian beufe @eif bieier ODER iener herab,
9eiommene 2ruutenbo!o, Der bis gum Mamb
6es Gleabs, bee Stnmpfinns uno Der Vsr-
, 1877-05-30
J NermifbteS.

- @raf Irnim TIT mieoerum erultlid err
tranft.
: Ser ensliide 0aureat Nlfreo Eennpion
arbeitet an eiuem biitortiben Drama.
- Der 3td]bornn BroseB III SoHoon to-
itete Die &leinigfeit bon 100000. s-se
- Gtne i'm Sabr 1909 in China gegriins
bette 3eitnR9 beittbt beute nod.
- Die benz amerifanildeu Sthter Stb.
@reene 9cueG i'm @entralparf 5u ytem Yorf
errihtete Statue miro BON EuntusrltanoIgeu
oils etne Ytuldleret beSethnet. -
100 @sneeal Beale, Der Sotitafter Der Ser.
Staaten i'll &ien, 9ebentt ieiuen Yolten aufs
Suaeben UNI iih anf ieine Seiltnng in Galls
~foruien suridau6ieben. 3
Sc Strange, superintendent Der Wtiin5e
81 Gan francisco, bat benz S6atamtss
Sefretdr Ieire @n,laiiuug einsereiht.
- Commodore @biparo @. @arpenter!tarb
per ,etnisen Sagen gu shrewsbury, u. s.,
in feinem 81. 9ebenSiabre.
= Rineral @itp in Colorado 1T 10000
SuB iiber benz Wteeresiple9el geleaen.
- S1lientann uno feline @attln muroen
gu Witslieoern bes arddolosliten Snfituta
in 2onoon ertpdblt.
= @erorene8 in SETTER lille.
Tranf:eid, bas 2unb Ger gsinidmedsr. Aebl
i'm Begr,f. europa nit elmer nagelneueu
ged.rei su tiberraiden. Sn Yaris bat NOR
ben @enuB tes @efroreuen fur @onrmanos
|.baburd srh6bt, baB man bafelbe in narms,
Horm auttrdgt, ohne ibnl jetne 6r:Ide Al
ueb men. Das Bsrfahren 1T f~olsenoes. Cir
Sth6 BantQe. Gle mirb NIT Sngwer obe
anberen triftisen @ewirjen um9ebeu, baur
in biinn.n Teis eiusem delt. einiss M.nutel
e,ner itarfen 3ise ausseieet uno bann anf
8etragen. Auf @runb eines pbpiiGen Sc
ftteS' bleibt. mie bebauptes pirb, bos @etro.
rene intact friih innerhalb ieiner Ollie. uni
Der @e1bmad BON sbeiB unbafalt 3u9leid If
titerraihenb. Eoh 1T bic nsue @ourmanoif
feline frauaSfide @rfinnung, fis, TT uislul,br
aus BEN. &eihe Der Wiitte, aus Yetiug, ba
ieItt einsefnbrt.
- s 81 ltimore,ba ben 81,
3 emperen5ler ein,ge nsitere Oh
ihredsnbe, 8eiipisle ,aufset,isben. Gins
bi.Ier .reformirten gruntenbolbe", elm &C.
wiiTer Ghomas 9. Ssemour, aus Ribmons
so , CAB III elmer Der sleeten E%emps1enjuer
iammtun9en geinrn Gbetl teiner Biography
sum Befsn unt ia9te .unter Nnbersm:
vDreijebn Sabre lang babe i'd uisbmdbil
seiofien uno wdbreno oieier i3et mandeI
rieEgen Ranid uussei6lafen. 4assniamme,
fsGts ,fi9 in lsstsrsr i3eit ni&t msbr bel mi,
Elm, benn meme Natur NOR on 40 vDrinfs'
ben Sag sew6hnt. Sobalo i'd bod def
| 3abl itberidritt. psrlor i'd meine Sinne uni
ueriibte rpahrenb Der Abweisnheit bsr!slbsl
manhen touen Streid. Yor ungefdbr brs
Wo1en babe i1 .ab9eidworsn" Inb isitben
ts,usu Gropfsn Sdnaps msbr ttb.r uistn
9ippen 9ebraht." s
Statt iih BON BEN mnaen @eieuen ab,u
wsnben, r,efsn ihm bic uerfammelten ,Damel
uno Gsrren" elm ~@ott tesne S.el" su. Nad
Der Beriummlun9 muroe seymour nebi
aneersn abidredenben Yeiipielen in etneu
Eempsrsu3.9ottl sinquurtirt. lleber oas
'pas msitsr NIT ibm ssitab. msloet be
.Wedsr": .Gbe Der Motsen anbrad, befau
Der pereioists Bir9inler isbod Durf un
braunte burh. Wsnn Ct sas @slb uertrunfe
hat, init meldem, sble @snidsn feline Dens
runesabNHtsn belohnten, wiso Ct wabri4sin
lid mieber 3uriidtsbren." [taa
, 1877-05-30
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