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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20


OFT 4rc1
ne learn flol lhe neloae1 Genera
Sutherland IND anoshef inq ~ .|Ie qalils
lof spencer PIE we're crossing "a &c IS
iron "a b'nt.pn Pelle lslaHq oA
Sunday afternoon were l1ken pf onels ~
the Births sehlinel takeno
ne Informed at SulbeHand e
Re hung MS morn
Slsort and sDe can't 81 pub
/ lie never done such thing in sll ny ne.
said chap Che ether uiga public
meeting. who bad been called upon hold
FORTH but e any body he Grove
speak for NE II he'd rs iIai IN q ~
eaylae.
The ST. Augustine HeFald 81 ille 9Th
instant SAYS:
ne learn that upwards Of 90 ne fo
have surrendered thensage q TAMPA,
and 5 Indians captured By General Nel.
sons brigade On the WiiEiacoochee nafe
also been sent 20 that post L.0H. Ieir
lis reported that tie brother Of eli.
ley has e0ne Id New York 10 challenge q.
Webb, and That he is determined Is iohi
and if Webb declines he viii shoot him 81
The street Bosi Coltr
The degreeof Doetorof Medicine was
conferred upon twenty four gentlemen q
lie first commencement of louisville Be.
deal Institnfe, held On Friday last
Tie Indiau prisoners Eio have been con,
fined at Fort MouItrie for some time past,
were to leave Charleston las. week. on the
brig Home FOR New Orleans on their way e
their new homo II tie West.
Ifthe people of the United States were
honestly represented in Congress there
would Be q Wing majority Of a least FIPFY
IN the House Of Represent ativss and from
SIX 10 TEN in the Senate! = Star.
ne saw an account recently, Of a fellow
picking a gentleman poelSet, while the lat.
ter was gazing at some object to which the
rogue had directed his attention. Thisr
minds us very much Of those OFFICE
HOLDERS, who are making such hue
and cry against4he Banks. Il IS to divert
the public attention, chile tteg pocket tie
spoilsi Cincinnati Republican.
ATTEMPT TO ron THE E5PREss
MAIL.-The Missouri Argus states that
a negro boy is confined III Jail for at
tempting 10 rob the Express Mail, ops
posite ST. Louis, while the mail driver
was waiting for the fiery boat the negro
took up the mail and made his escape,
but ho was oyertaken.
HIeHLY IKPoRTANT PROM EUROPE.
BY the arrival ofthe ship Flummery, Capt.
Bah, we are in possessionof London dates
to tie 18th. Extracts follow
His Grace, the Duke Of Snulfle While
putting bottle ofhartshorn to his nose, for.
got to take out the cork The cIrcum-
stance created quite laugh.
The young Earl Of Bradford, ii spin.
ming bis top, slipped the string aud threw i
2 good yard aud a half. He has worn his /
arm IN sling ever since.
The movements of the youthful Queen
Victoria are constantly watched. She /
went to bed on Monday night without i Z
night cap, in consequence Of which, MeI
borne suggested thai an extra session 81
Parliament be called to try her majesty for
Ieason. Sii Francis Brrdett opposed
IS not being in accordance with statutes
and 1Oof Geo. Rex. p. 1I2s.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
We Sind De foIlowing il the L.ouisyiIIe
Fron llle CineinnaLi Repu5Eean.
Desfrueffve Fireg

The most extensive fire that has DC
Cured in this city for d year past, trans.
pred yesterday afternoon. II broke on
about half past three o'clock, IN the snio,
king apartment of Messrs. Schoolev &,
Reeder's Pork Warehouse. The ware.
house with its contents were consumed.
The fire was also communicated to. the
adjoining warehouses of Miller & Lee,
and Hartshorn q Childs. The loss sus.
tanned by Messrs. Schooley and Reeder,
in bacon, lard, and pork, alone, is estima.
ted at from So, 900 tn 100000. The
damage sustained by -the Messrs. Miller
and Lee, was inconsiderable. The ware.
house of Messrs. Hanshorn a. ChiIds
was still in flames, when our paper went to
press.
There are thirty.one newspapers pub
lished IN Kentucky, which may be thus
Chased - Wing TO-; Van Buren6; Aeri.
cultural and Religious 2. 0fthis mum.
Der, one-fourth are polished in Louisville.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
From tie Richmond Wig.
Al Hack Vllitn nan


NEW EXPERIMENT TO RAISE MONEY.
Gentlemen mostludicrous and ann.
sing affairwas actedint this vicinity a fe.,k
days since. a worthless white man b.
the bye, "a Loco Foco Democrat ST tie
first water, nude serious and solemn
proposition to Mr. faeecious
gentleman FILL IF rlischieviious fun, Is bIaciy
hinl, and otherwise give hilll tie costume Of
q negro and to sell him for their mutual
benefit. Mr. readily assenfed and
encouraged the scheme. IS well calculated
to promote their fortunes. Accord;nolv
At 40 appoiaied time and place, tie parties
met % q large wood, raised a Ere and nre.
pared The coloring matter, which Vas "a
aalra6ly applied Mr.. then took his
man 70 tlie house of of lbs neighboT.
who had previously been od.
YIsed ofthe Joke, and offered to sen him &
high Price. -AfEer some IRE is6is,s4;es
and enquiries Of tie fellow ie Wers 81.
llng 81 BE- sold, the purchase was IS fI.,e
lolra made and some ieFs counted
on "a payment q lie fellow presence
evidently to bis great leIighs 80.
fllselately put to d l5boI- Sat. ~
saoi itnes ae pretended
q SEINE ns9lence o expression. aid "a.
sta3tly ordered man Is Sc ted sSs
2ssfs4A.'s Rls lee end COW hide, wien
lell9lR. & l.e utmost alarm. ls8. no1 I'D
e. eee a nlee1ne bis friend 81 tae
k9lS division sc e
% 81
per lad been made s nnre
nandea end
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
An ACT coaogaN1Ne snrRrrrs. Am
OTHER civil oFFIcERs.

OIHkR CIVIL OFFICERS.
SECTION 1. Be Il enacted BIZ he Ieoie.
hatttre Of the State Of Mississippi, That Il
any Sheriff, Justice ofthe Peace. or other
civil officer, shall wilfally neglect to return
or prosecute any person or persons com.
hitting breach oftEe peace, or other hiioh
CRIME OF misdemeanor, which has been
committedwithin BIS or theirview or lnowl,
edge, or Sir Iul'1 aud knowinnlV All.
- - - ~. & ssss
q Ney snall be guilty ol d llielA ~.
q, ard be liable to Indictment and 5uon
conviction, shall be fined not less than oDe
hundred dollars, nor more than five hun.
dred dollars; and may, in the discretion d
the Court, be removed from Office.
SEC. 2. Ind be II further enacted. Thai
| It shall be the duty ofthe Judges ofthe en-.
cut courts, to give this act specially II
charge 70 the Grand Juries.
APPRovED, Feb. is, 1893.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
WIS LA E01J


There il maniac ar publishing ne.Rspa.
pers IL this world Of ours, thai IS more total
than the small pox, tie cholera q tie
yellow fever. Ninety u hundred
meet Their strucfion IN i yet Is fast as
one dies another takes lis place, set nocu
lated with the writing fever, thinks ol gold
and glory, turns newspaper publisher,
drags on worthless lie, bali fed half
clothed, tolls day and night, heart sick and
weary the public slave, yet welding. an
engine which, properly restricted. would
move the world 81 make its inhabitants
tTemble.
he press cannot be free or useful while
It is tTamrnelled with poverty and logged
Withduns So situated, It viii, il must Be,
atthe beck of every whipper snapper who
has money enough to keep the printers
soul and body together. This state of
things viii not do. We move that tie
printers IN the United States divide of ii.
halves, and sjeif to see which shall 90 to
digging bitches or picking stone coal for a
living, ItWould improve the condition of
both halves nightily We look npon eve
~ new paper that IS started, very much as
we do upon every new murder that is com
united, We think there IS another man
lost to every thing useful. lost to himself,
and lost 10 the world, and doomed to 81
puraatory from which salt cannot save him.
We think that the last days Of that man
viii be worse than the first but all must
live and learn. We have become q little
hardened TO the business, but five had life
to go over again, we should rather adopt
the trade Of fishing with ninnows and pin
hook, than that Of publishing q paper irthe
United States.
Wheekng Va. Tines
AN ACT to increase the penalty to be
prescribed in the Sherlffs Bond, hereaf.
ter 10 be given BY the Sherifs Of Lau.
derdale, Yazoo, and other counties, and
forother purposes.
SEcTIoN I. Be II enacted BIZ the Leqis-
latare Of the State Of Mississippi. That
hereafter the Sheriff Of Lauderdale county
shall give bond, as required by law, in the |
sum Of. fifteen thousand dollars; and the
Sheriff of azoo, in the sum Of fifty thou
sand dollars,
SEC. 2. Be q further enacted, That in
Zach and every county in this State, Ia /
ghleh the penalty prescribed in the Sher.
6, BolldIs now fixed BY law at less than
ltteen thousand dollars, the said penalty
hall hereafter be fifteen thousand dollars.
SEC. 8. Bet further enacted, That this
ct shall not apply to, and be in force in.
he counties Of Jackson, Hancock, Perry,
sreen, Tishemingo, Bolivar, Tunica and 4
soahoma.
SEC. 4 And bel further enacted, That
ms act shall take effect, and be in force,
orm and after its passage.
APPROVED, Feb. l6, 1883.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
ANNOUN1S.
Congregational, judi,
aoa-2sd al :.


s'o'sitis Ju0leial +.
ttoa,-2sd as5 =
- Judic
~ HENDLRY1s:-.S
authorized to anDon..
re office Of Cireuil ~.
dieial District congo
LoWndes, Noxubee y
md Oktibbeha.
JAMES 7. Bis
auth6rized to annoppes
the Office Of District A.
the counties Of Iowa.
per Winston and Or
We are authorise5,o
y
CRAY, ESQ. as q csoss
81 District Attorney h,
District, composed q
boEndes, Kenper, W
Okefibbeha
Militia
ne are authorized
PaEoR n. GRANr Of q
date for the Office Of Il
Fourth Division Of ee
composed Of the CON
Noxubee Kemper, Of.
Leake NesIoba, Men
Alfalfa, Chocktaw, Can
. tsitAtldtClles
O. We are aulso
~ lLLIAM H. S0UTHr.
date for Colonel Of 3 +
{ Lowndes County d e
at the ensuing elecIa
We are autboazsi o a
As u, WA5Ls as 4
Of Bfigadier Genea 4
and Isl Brigade &su
sed Of the Counts 1 s
Clarke Oalaibbeha, Cd
I alobusha and Tallaa
We are authorized /
JAMES C4RIER Of Oh
ate To- Reelection 10 8
ldier General Of tie 81
tth Division of tie Bli
Ne a.e authorized 70 ,
ARD 5. GRAVES, ESQ. Ga
s. q candidate for tie &
General Of the First Bigi
Division Mississippi IL
he counties Of Smith. Ja
IIbbella, Choctsw, CaToi
Iallahafhcie.
Major John -a7isn..
are authorized to aaao1s
.or the Office of MAJOR Ca
division.
We are authorized % /
as a candidate {
General of,ie Il
Of this STATE.
We arc authorized tesa
as a candilzs
General of the lst Bdgsa
Jigision Of the hississpli.
.ssed Of the counties OtYi
ahalch;e, Carroll, Ch0ckiaEl
We are authorized to 40
oRDAN for reelection as L
& Of the 18th regiment d
Militia.
We are authorised 70 s
i J. CALHOUN as a cant
{ the 18th Regiments
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20


money, u tie nerrinaeDl q the nelglpqt
hood. fact ascerlained, that ths
iashef of the pretended negro conniyed a
tie plan, and was to participate e tne Pro
ceed hope our benevolent friends, ths
boIitiOnists. win devise some means e
prevent white men being made negroes
AURUM.
Near Shannon Hin, Goochland county
DEscRlprIoN or NEwsPA
newspaper is q bill offare. containing va
riety 81 dishes, suited 70 the different tastes
and appettes Of those who ST down e me
entertainment.
Politics are beef steaks, palatable to 81.
most every one. Those who prefer the
rare done, choose them from France.
Congress and Legislative news are stuffed
meats.
EIectioneering Is reiltsola. Essays, nus
norous. speculative, moral and divine, are
a tine bOiled. dish, from which, by q happy
commixture Of meat and vegetables, q diet
IS obtained. nutriotius, agreeable and heal
thy. Poetry is custard, Marriages are
ssceet meats. Ballads and love ditties are
plumb buildings. Anecdotes, conundranls
and epigFams are spice and mustard.
Sometimes there comes along Printers
dun--that IS soUReRouT and CRANBERRY
TART.
The Cincinnati Wing Of Tuesday, gives
"a much more favorable account Of the inva-
sion alluded 10 By the Gazette. The at.
tack Of the 25th is Represented as having
been made By 500 British troops with sew
eral field pieces. and as having lasted be-
tween three and fourhours. The Patriots. z
according to the Wing, numbered onlE $50.
men, with 90 stand Of arms, and bad only
two men se0satded ii the battle This sto-
~ appears to Us highly improbable.
We find the following in the Louisville
Advertiser Of Wednesday:
On the 2sth ult., part ofthe right bank
of the Mississippi, opposite N. o., fell.
There was on the ground that disappeared,
q small cabin, stable, and number Of
little work shops. No lives were lost, as.
the Workmen employed on thespot were at
dinner when the bank gave way. It is said
several acres disappeared.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

bales. against go received dlif he same
time last year and nom tie fI6lad States We
have received I5.l00. against 1900 The
America 6Iy. Il was estimated at 6s 900.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

DpE RTIsEsiE NTs vii Be
square 40 lines or les
ser6on, md SO cents f1i
Insertion.
sements not mare
Der of insertions VII =
forbid and charged acts
EARLY ADvERTIsIsa
renewable at plea
m early No coaa
oae year. ne priWle
rs IS limited to
sn 81 advertiser
ell 81 other persons
Sc paid for b s
cISe G ANpIn
NO. No name vii
e ore specially alihoi
1slhle person.
oRE must Be pala
atoms of q persons
double pres
sarah sFilnke. l
ola has p9pils
The equality ot
attempts to ahlish
areunl'ls !.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20


Boston TnnscriD,,
suiion, which Is tbe s,
SOMETHING GUN 6,
zee with power + Z. ~
~ operation n ~
young ladies arena
~ The institution.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
HYMRSIAI

MARRIED ia this cityd.
ming, 18th instant, at the n
3. ]. Guitar, BY the Reh.
osEPH ]. L. DUBRUTE or
Alabama TO Mss KETn,
ntsony Beck of Noriok
e received a share d =.
ne tender be G.
and happiness ever beam 81
cess crown 40 her wishes
ln tbs city on the Isl
heV Ar SAWYER, Mf.
8 llTH, 70 Ms. MANI 1. {
81 this Place.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
a,sss ever Dean ~.
cess crown an her wishes

TO OUR PATRa
he undersigned, Prop
eNspaper presses al Co
t1ally agreed upon tie q
yearly and other adgeTs
O. ~ cases be TigidlY ad
WORTaINGToaa
Ediiars q q
IL BYRON BARKEs
Edsa
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iliREcT RAnE. a larne meet ina, 5.
held at Charleston, s.. g ls,g 6
having for IS object re fornat;ss 81
direct trade between arope M ~ 49,
/ ns meeting fepudiated leelinoa ii e.,s
.oi "a tie nofs mi
ne belief llat i IS d s.lsg sgI,il. s.. 80 8
ellfsel res, to use 81 honor IS IS $
!. sssss .s'ss snare Of The profits deriH
~ g 'sl.ss'.a g cur own prodtc on
winch ere received II exesse9 49,.
~. .tsssss nave aereiolote
8so sg hers eail
g l.e qs. .s,s.
as7aslslen ils eosAlisn "a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20


The New York Express states that the
disclosures made at the various Ward
Charity meetings, in relation to the suffer.
ings OF the poor in that city, are of the
most awful character. Il IS asserted on
the authority Of the central committees
that g the present period. not less than
forty Thousand persons ia The Gin of Neao
1oflt are dependent Oh The hand 81 eisarit,,
i0E taeaf aaslg supplies Of ffood ana fissl
cious and alltslo Tho. ri.
the most industrious and, hitherto labo5ie.'.
of the population but they d. not 81
merely because they can find nothing Is
do-labor beng at present out of the DUES.
ton. The express adds that there Is hot 4
day passes N that citysils aolsich 1tere ~
got more Or less deaths from The acqat of
food and fuel.
~ one ward, there are two hundred and
iltty German families entirely destitute
most Of whom cannot speak English and
VINO can only make their wants known
through an. interpreter at the depots of the
committee. One poor family who applied
iof>reliet were visited by d gentleman. who.
On arriving At their dwelling. found tlle last
piece ct their little children's bedstead 81
5ae ire 70 prevent them from freezing.
4 re poor that throng the Aims House aFe
increasing to- an alarming extent and 81
ssae rooms q the Committees Of the various
3 ards, the crowd $50 great that many al
mem nave eneonlpelled to wait froni ten
s, eaocS ln TIE morning 10 eight al nioIf
slliYeflag with cold, and furnishing witb
nslng At the place for the supply 81 iil.
el' one Of the COMMITTEE states thai aros
numbers Of little children have come sIailg
WITH bare feet, On the ice and snow. ma
s.atn seaneely any garments to cover them
ron tae lncleplency q lhe weather
Bal. ,ne 1a.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20


LIvERPooIs Tuesday Morning. fta isnnaFv.
ISIS he business Of ON cotton r1arl.sf lasf
Week commenced wen And improved de-
mand, for the moment impaired filnlnesa ii an,
prices; but as We proceeded, such was tie -.
trerae anxiety Of some holders to sell that tbe
buyers became alarmed and showed less 1iisno
sslen g buy and lower rates were accepted by
Ihe chief sales made n Upland were = 10
20 2 ~ 81; and "a New Orleans non q
sto.9 ~ Fhe reduction from the hic re i point
re lJecembes, ls generally SIS to and
even decline q q, We have reason Is 81.
Aeye has been submitted 70, and poa Sly more
Nevertheless we let ON quotations rest as taev
are " re gee what this week may do o IS
there very little new Upland 81
stset q ccnnl over q o much
sl. ~ leaen is lic 1ane
Duh . d and under and. e gie spir
60 ast week be- carried into fhs b1sues. q
the present week we ms Iorgr4
&c i9lpeIle g az ao e Cotton rf0
no oo
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

March 1893.
The Treasury notes issued dp 70 this
date. under Ito provisions 81 The act Of
congge of tie 18th Of October 1887, a.
lIloanf Is 81. .gl8 So.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

SHOOT THE rEsE1 e1sihes,;
tseP1plleaTa decidedly &c ablest Van BIZ
zen pane published Is Ono. las or lono
tinle pas enjoyed the PATRONAGE 81
esa government, but u eonseoaeaes IS ss
aonest difference 81 opinion 81 lie sab;ssf
otthe Sub reasuly biil. has bss,,ss.sS
aud iyep q a Loco ocs p5ii., ~
iea By Moses Daoa Ths ......sz
s ''.'2ss paper = oaly about 9o CONES
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

sN o rss
sesa' e'ln s Da.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

After this VII TIE Democrat have 80.
aaeity g repeat is ISLANDERS 81 sue6 me-,
Y custer, Clay, Prentiss and olliefsl Ave
shall sec.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

The Gallatin Star thorough going
Van Burel paper honestly agows sttat
.tse pa,sg III lose a leaa fss lE1nsd
yates II again r.sanigg C1aiJothe & Glof-
SON.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
8repta9, ben 9ten G1drb 1895

ioneu ale 9luslIdt ob9leid, fe mehrmals
aufgeforoert tparb, fld, 5u leben. Gin etr'
lpilroiser alter nerr ltano Sulebt ouf, uno
fa9te ernlttaft: "5d) CLAUDE penn bic 0as
me tpilBte, baB fIe etn crosses sod' in
ieoem ibrer Stritn1pfe hattie, fe tuilroe ild)
niht ouf biele 9lrt Sur Sdau ltellen." Dies
bate Die eriutnitte S>"se-1s ieste Nd fc;
fort auf ihren plob niecer. Gin jun9er8eiits
lider, tpeld,er oabep faur, rpuroe ilber UNI
uber roth, uno fa9te: "cerr Srnber, tpic
fcnnten Sic ettpas ia9en, mas ntdjt mabr
1T 2" "Gtdt wahs ertpiererte Der olte S.err
-wenn Ve nid,t ein sroBes eoh in jeoem
ibrer Strilmpfe hattie, 70 m6hte td rpctI
wiBeu, >pie ile oiel leIbcn fonit dn5ieben fcnn<
te - CNam,o. .@dSette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
8ortbeil i'm Saamen ous1den.

Comit cies nidt olISubid 9e0tete unb bet
Saame nid,t su seordn9t auf9ehe, bebiene
man Gd burhbrchener roer ourhltohener
26fel bon Bled, fat pie Die setpOhuIihen
Abihauml6fel in Der <d'e, uno Sspar eng
II. Observation-Disclosures 96ffcL je nahoem Der
Saamen grcB ODER fletnf0rni9 tit.-Oer anf
6iefe 9Irt. aus9eitreute ,Sdame 9eht 9etd,r
forn,ig ouf uno bic pfan;en ,peroen, rpei(
(Ie nidt 70 9eerdu9t l7ebeu, iehr 9eounAeit
uno ltommbaft. CTempt. Hcrublifauer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
&ahbmtrtbI6 aftli6
C9lus Der 1benos 3eitun9.)
Gtwos pom Sommerpoi,en.

Gs fdn9t an oiel bonn fosenannten Soms
mer> Ooer SrilbjabrssBat5en 9elprcden 3u
werben, uno neil ein paar Sabre her Der
9em6bnli6e BatSen nid)t gut gillette poer
9dnsltb febllhlug, 70 bat man fld, bic uno
ba nad ScmntertpatSen umgeieten, tpelher
in Dem norblihen Shell BON Yennlploanten
uno yeeusUorf erpBen 8eifaQ gefunben bat.
Die belcnoere Nrt, ben man ben Staltdni1hen
nennt, bat Ihone ooufommehe &Grner; tpte9t
BON 63 bts IS pfunb oas 8uIbel, unb tpenn
es quite Sabr9dnge Gno, tpobl audi 80. Wan
bat BON 20 Bis 80 8ufdel bonn slder 9eernos
tet, ie nah Der Site bes 8obens ,porauf er
aeldet tpar. Dte 9lrt Der 8ebanblung lit
fpie fol9t: Triib i'm Sriibjabr> fobalo man
Selbarbeit tbun fam, flbrt mani ben Ditns
ger auf bas basubeltimmte Selo uno pflitst
ttn unter tpie man getpDbnlth 0as 9ano fur
@erfte poer Soafer su bereiten pfe9t !; bann
fdet man ben WaiSen barauf unb eeet, ober
pflttaet ibn untere- Siele balten bafiir ben
Watsen Ic balb nad bent neuen cber eriten
8iertel bes Mcnoes su lden, ais mDsltd)
Den Saat WaiSen fam man auf fclsenoe
WeiIe bereiten, ebe man iin fact: - Man
nebme Ihpad,e 9tlben s.Qauge, treid)t ben
Watsen ilber Jfad,t bartt Elm, unb fhdume
bic f6ledten &6rner uno l1nfraut.S Saamen,
oas pben barauf fdptmmt, ab. @enn oies
.fes aDes 9etban, 70 tbut man ben 9SaiSen
III G5rbe llne last bic eause attrarfin- in
eit paar Stunben, 1T er trpefcn oenua gum
Sden.* .*-Man iast baB alie slrten BON I8ins
.ters8aisen in SommersBaisen umsetpans
belt tper6en fonne ; rpeun man. tbn ale Sab
rs frlb i'm Sritbjahr fdet, 70 reifet er INNER
friber Biz er enolid NIT bem WintersWais
sen reif tpirb.
*Dieies Gerfabren NIT Gauge n,aht ibii
cher tetmcn unb aafsehen, treibt einen ffdrs
FERN Stpd uno eiebt ibm cine auBerprbents
lid, fc,6ne bunfelordue Earbe. -., SIG.
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Hc;,, 90 Q;SLnE kntta Tr+1 nYS or Eofne NfErpfc
gIn S9@of 2 9ette G; a;s ais ss s,Hs e, s tSse
seiu@1s, 3e? s."em ge....'em M gu y9n. S.,
essf @1.,, wv. .ym ."RIo, ovm nab SsrS,faSysr
!u..h ~ ss'paseM t;.ss 1s'og montr SaH XIV e;l
fenmts fp; ri{onnsu n;t feros,, nm 3
mndte ~Lu % Ssn, S,reSioer iiber hen SIuf,n9nb ois
;her eine thSrihteSerGhmenbuno. loutegprs
miirfe w"Hemnr,,hioem @ie iifb niht. Sbrp
Srd,tpnrben!', Iaote Der geiifiid,e. "alIes,
mosGie ho fsbem oreift bieginfnufte meiner
S,forre nitbt % an, nSeId,e S ioh obnebin uid,t oe.
bro,,che f,nb fie odn,Iirb ben gIrmef, oebe. y
W~SIber @ie habsn Snt,, n6terIihes Grb<
tbei( q, froote her giShpf "03ein, .Sbre
Sed,rniirpen ,, nerieste ber Dforrer. HOas
it mir bod, uubeareif1td - Taate Der 8is
Nhpf. "QS.e MAIDEN fIe tenn bas 2" Der
Wfarrer antsportete d: "cc5d, babe ta ein &lc,
ter bon iunseu N2dbhen, bic fld meiner att
nebmen, unS mid, al, etdts Wansel leioen
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Gin Sreuno bat uns folsenbes 8erfahren
,,lr gertileuna ber Wiebeln Sur 8etannts
n,ad,uns eingefanbt, .speldes, tpte sr fld, anss
oriift ,pon ntebr yflben fein miro dts@runbs
birnen gum ,paanser su falsen. ,, i.
Diefes gerfabren beltebt oarin Wan
madt WeIid,forn aus, tbnt i'm Triihabr
spent, bic Shener eersif, eiu 8ufhel in jes
bes Tae unb ffellt bic GdBer IN Der gd,euer.
ber,1n,, ,itb ldet lie ftehea bic CUR grnbte,
mdhrenb tpeIef,er 3eit bic Wiebcln I'D, IN ben,
WelIdfcrn III bcn GdBern famnelt iperoene
She man ieine Br,idt III bic Sd,eutr leir1se
f,brt bat, r.innit mai, bic 6dBer aus eer