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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

sealed by dog which brings the skull! Of the
murdered man to his master. having gnawedIt Tor
his supper. The letters found reveal the name of
the murdered man and the murderer. after the 81
lence Of months had rested upon tie terrible deed.
THE murderer Is tracked from one extremity
Of the Union TO the other, three times escapes as
If by the interlosition of n supernatural aid, aud
still remains at liberty. The proofs that can he
brought against him are overwhelming. and would
result in his eon,c lotion If he could he found. The
facts until now have been confined to ,hosc first
eoguizant of them, bu. 80 long a time a time hay
ing elapsed. the propr;cty oi making them public
is No longer doubtful. The murderer is though,
to be somewhere in the North probably in Illinois
or some ether Western State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
Indian Outrages in Texas.

The San Antonio Texan of the Doth has the
follow ing account of Indian outrages and depredn
tons;
By the Kindness Of F. Haam, who arrived in our
city on the odd inst, with the California mail We
gather the flllowing facts
Some nine persons in charge Of n drove Of six
hundred head of cattle. with some thirty mules
and horses. on their way from Texas To California
were attacked by Indians Mt Leona Springs hc.
tween Fort Lancaster and Fort Davis on the lth
inst, and four Of them killed and scalpcJ It
seems that these four men--two Americans anI
two Mexcaus-were Immediately ahead of the
drove, and the Indians rushed suddenly upon
them killing tho four mentioned above stamped
ing the cattle and horses, and driving off with
them all tho riiea bic animals. with some two hun
drcl head of the cattle Tho Indians also attack
I'd I'm ambulance with two men connected with
the train The men fed saving their lives and
the ambulance WIS rundered and the mules TIA
ken Among the valuables in the ambulance Ia
ken by them was $3.50. We are Informed TINT II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
Vigilance Committee in New York.

1t seems that there is a fair chance that the
scenes Of San Francisco and New Orleans will be
re-enacted ere long in New York. The Herald of
the 18th has the following significant paragraph
Crimes and outrages and mysterious disappear
ances are fearfully on the increase in our midst;
and if they cannot be checked by our police and
Judicial organizations, the people may have to
take tho matter in their own hands and apply their
own remedy. They should not be driven to that
desperate expedient, but events seem to indicate
that there is no other resource left.
As long As New York is made the receptacle
for all the vagabonds and criminals in the world,
who are allowed to vote as soon as they land, and
the judiciary remains elective, the evils of which
the Herald complains will increase beyond even
the desperate remedy of Vigilance Committees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

DEsrrR,TE Arrrar1 IT, BREAK JAiL--TwE>ry
NINE PRISONERS NEARLY EscArEp-Iast evening
through the vigilance Of Jalor Frazee desperate
attempt on the part of twenty-nine prisoners, IN
the County Jail, to murder the iailor and make
their escape, was frustrated. There are now in
jail awaiting their trial ut the term of court which
commences November 10Th, twenty nine prisoners
including three lunntics. Among them are seven
dcsreradoes from Lake county, who have been
mostly the rngca'lcr" in this and other desperate
schemes to regain their liberty. Two weeks aso
last Saturday, .Iailnr Frazce discovered kit If
tools in the cell Of one # the prisoners, and prompt
is secured them. Since then one # the prisoners
procured case kn:f' and uotchcd it into sety
effective saw. With this during tie hours they
We're allowed 10 promenade the hail, they cuntrlN-
ed 10 saw a the riscs that held the hasp Of the
lock ON the inner iron gate of the ball, hiding the
notchcs with grease rs the work progressed
On Sunday evenings there il generally no one
in the jailor's house but himself and wife. This
the prisoners knew, and accordingly, the momcnt
of putting their plan If escape into execution, was
ixcl for last evening. During the afternoon,
some Of the prisoners split up their hunks and
fashioned the wood into clubs. The plan was to
wait until the lai!er went his rounds to lock up the
prisoners. As soon a. he had opened the outer
gate they were to burst open tho second gate,
knock down the jailor with their clubs, aud rush
pas; him into tn, yard, whence they could easily
escape. there being no wall to prevent them. The
plan was "A bold our. and would have been success
iul, but for the watchlulness Of the .iailor. At
quarter past sx o'clock last evening, he opened
the wood II door next to the outer iron gate, and
on looking through the gate bars he saw that the
lock Of the inner gate had Lccn forced. He i'm
medatcly closed the door. and ran off to the police
office \ strong body Of police, armed with clubs,
returned with HIM to the Jail, and succeeded IN
locking the prisoners into their cells.
1t is fortunate circumstance for the public that
these rufans failed in their attempt to break loose
upon society once more.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
The Chicago Heraid-au Administration orga

The Chicago Heratd-an Administration organ
thus refers 70 the contest in Illinois:
We are bound, under any circumstances, to
make this fght to the end. Stephen A. Douglas
cannot be reelected to the Senate. Satpetre can
not save him The people Of Washington may re-
ly confidently on this. Mr.. Douglas will not be
allowed to triumph over Nj. Buchanan.
To which, although we have no particular fam
cy for the Administration, We say Amen with
al Our heart Stephen A. Douglas is the mos,
dangerous man 10 the South, in our opinion, with.
IN the whole Union, and we shall chronicle his de-
fsas-if he be defeated-with feelings of extraord
mary satisfaction. The times require that such
men e. Douglas should be driven back to the OBJ
scurity from which they originally emerged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

and Yoeu,n. mazda al attack upon n man named
the old man escaping for the time. Henderson
and Yocum arrested. aud are now in jail in
Springfield On Friday the elder faris was found
in the public road. murdered not far from bis on
house. He shot, and yet the murderers
n ndetected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

Beef CattleOfferings 4el lie I'd, sales &C 81 100
lbs for inferior to best quaitydemand very fair Cows
Sales al eH)a6O as To qnahv Veal Caves-Saes
per IT, quality Sheep and Lambs sales So
5oa4 rs per head Swn,Sales at 81 37 per lu lbs
tor ordinary and corn fed.
The quality of the offerings sale very
the larger triton of the receipts having ro.
and the number of prime very small market was Of
course dull and prices declined about cent,
Cows ami Ca!v4 dull
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

were pleased to talk Inherently in railroad car
even after angry remembrance Of n worthy
farmer, who happened t. be with his daughter in
nm opposite seat. lie denounced them to the pub
lie prosecutor they were tried by the Correctional
Court; sentence passed on each was imprisonment
r1r two mnnths t.nl n fine If 2lt0 frnncs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

SCENE AT GERMAN WATERING PLfcE.-Ld1fs
Gdmblmy.-The st. Louis Democrat is favored
with an occasional letter from n European tourist,
who is evidently a..cultivatcl person and grace
lul writer His last gave II description ot the
fashionable watering place Of WeIsbaden, from
which We make an extract which is worth reading:
| left tho Rhine little below Mayence and
made short visit to Weisbadcn, some eight or ten
miles east OF the river. This is beautiful place.
and one OF the Saratogas OF Germany. The prii-
cipal spring here throws up water in large guam
titles mingled with gas. which produces constant
gurgling sound, somewhatlike water running from
. jug. The water Of this spring though clear as
crystal, has temperature o about one hundred
and thirty, and Of course, is too hot to be swal-
lowed without cooling. Its taste, when COOL some
what resembles that of the Congress Spring at
Saratoga, but when first dipped up it tastes very
much like hot chicken broth, we'll seasoned with
salt and pepper.
| took u stroll early one morning over the beau
tiful grounds, and around the springs crowds of
people, each with tumbler in hand, were walk
ing up and down cooling off the boiling draught
before they could drink it, and this done return
ing to the spring for another glass. The high and
the low seemed here to meet together. for mngling
IN the crowd saw laces and rags beauty and
deformity, wealth and poverty side by side, all in
tent upon imbibing AZ much as possible Of the
lhealth-giving waters. lnyalids form but very
loAAAoAA Pois WI tho CohVauy mere. counts anu
lprinces lords and ladies, rs well as bellies and
dsndies. gamblers and blacklegs, are all mingled
together with cripplcs and crutches. In one part
of the grounds is large palace structure call
ed the kursall, in which are not only dining rooms.
reading rooms, concert rooms and dancing rooms,
but more conspicuous and more frequented than
all the Others are the gambling rooms
l was amazed to see the eagerness with which
the infatuated crowds around these tables watched
the progress of the play and often staked large sums
upon the mere turn of die. had before seen
gambling on the Mississippi steamers, but com
pared with Wicsbaden. that was no gambling a,
all. At these tables sat elegantly dressed lade.
in white kid gloves, and sloveuly half-drunker
hack-drivers, side by side, stalking money Otter
upon the same figure. Even old men, bowed dowr
with the infrmites of age, were there reaching
out the money with trembling hand, and LAYING i
upon the board, while mayhap at their side stooc
youth of fifteen, with eyes knded and check
glowing with the fires of newly -begotten pas
sion Some timid ones, doubtless new beginner
in the nefarious business, laid down silver. bu
most part used only gold, and some staked thou
sand franc notes. Poor, deluded fools The,
must know that not one in hundred of those VIII
stake money around those tables never wins a
much as he losses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

a liopErrL CoNvERr.-Recently there was n
great revival" in Wisconsin Among the con
verts was one whose previous professions had been
'Three Card Monte" Times being somewhat
hard he found little profit in his legitimate "prac-
tce, and became converted" as the Elders say.
One night at the suggestion Of an Elder, he rose
to edify the congregation with his experience, and
thus delivered" himself Ladies' and gentle
men-l mean brothers and sisters; the Lord has
blessed me very much-l never felt so happy be-
fore in all my life (cmbarrassment)-I say
never telt 81 happy before in all my like-(very
much embarrassed.) fanny one thinks ever did
they can get a licely bet out Of me-"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

Hon. +. p. Blair, Jr., gives Mr.. J. X. Barrett
notice in tho st. Louis News of the LIST nst of his
intention to contest his election to Congress from
thst district He enumerates quite number Of
charges Of improper voting, any one ofwhich, if
establishsd. l. sufficient to set aside the election
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

The Mobile Tribune says that Hon. A. Il. Meek,
ofTuscaloosa is understood To be busiy preparing
his History of Alabama, for publication. 1t will
be comprised in one volume
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

FATHER AND Son Murdered IN KENTUCKY
Inc Louisville Courierstates that some days since
in Washington county, KY, two men, Henderson
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

II as been said Of . d-.sthi. is ~ Id o W
di "ni To the observer daily presented something
and wonderful, both 1cn genius and
able to the nbic, and living emblem ,cieuic
and ir" ali Wonders which have been brought before
the w"d and particularly Medical Faculty there has
been nothing surpassed Perry Davis Pam Killer !ch
Is the valuable medicine FIR many
crnii That n'sh IL
the tact have va.l the drug
where got Doteiram - cuts 10 sl-IoGRsss
CTYHL
Tar PAIN KlLIERAs II OF removing pain the
DAVIS Pam Killer The sale at this arucie has exceeded
All "r.,f But has aud thai sufficient Nen
Port torin1t0n lhy) Mrs.
sold u, Jo,lN'i H. StAi. Lynchburg aug IL 2w
lNf tkeTANE.-t remedy has ai iss-t been Il =
covered winch certain Dandruh AMI other d
le Han. the
Is gentleman well know this and shOui
alsiy every that "tus,Ehs ESSENCE OF EAY LEAvis
Jnst what II prcienls To ba uncuad Tor All di
OF the Hair Every give from
M aud most reliable
fkItRsBuRG, Aug. 18th, 1857.
COT r II RossER-Dcar Sir have used your Essence
hay Leaves iI the al OF andrnh md with
thou BOTTLES e'iccng complete and
con-irrstion ri " Le can unhesatngy recommend u
tie IA. ie,I terms CHAS. ". AkNoLD.
- ih.s valuable article l.. for sale wholesale and retail
by Aic,s's W. A. oIROilIk Co. and JOHN II. SEAf.
Dru6gi,isoi tins ciiy sept Jd8ets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

Martin Koska did not die, as reported, in pow
erty and want, but il now living in comfortable
circumstances in Medina County Texas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

: = writer in the Montgomery, Alabama, Nail,
nomiAaEas Hon. WILuAx c. RIvEs, of Virginia Is
the candidate Of the Opposition at the next Pres
idsntial election
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

DEPoRrNENr IN A RAILROAD CARA trial took
place month ago ut Rouen in France. that at
fords good precedent OF judicial action the world
over. Two fellows, pretending to be gentlemen,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
Baltimore Cattle Market Semi, q

CATfLE.-The receipts were large to-day.
fered ioo head 3O head driven pladcphia
10 sold la the country, oJ Lett uusod the
remainder rs head taken by baltimore butchers at pr,
ranging tr'm SCI TO 81 10 the hoo
81 IS grossshowing decline. The market as
dull
SHEEP-W We quot" Sheep this week At Seas per head
last week
HoGS-rhs supply continues pretty good sales week
at ~ 75a7 per lUU lbs net.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

The Louisville journal speaks Of Mr. Lincoln
of Illinois, thus:
I'VE had supposed him to lie an imrractcab!e
aboitionist or something near it, from the repre-
scntation of his views made hy DouULAs in his
Chicago speech; but after reading the speech Of
LINCOLN at Chicago and Springfield. we find lac
has been most grossly mIsrrprc>cnied by Dor"IAs.
lie merely insists that slavery SHALL be confined
in its present Territorial limits. theory. which
although wrong, is of no practical import rs eli
mate will cilcclually do that without the MD Of
law. lie fully comedies the right OF each State to
regulate slavery for itself, and dcnounces the
idea of aggression upon Shareholders within the
States"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

~ s3l5Y77 "a 1885 ~ 4o74 es al % 10
me "oove compared with August OF last year shows fall
ing IN on the main OF 80 H. and on the Nor,he
cr virginia railroad of l6eG9 49, on the Wahinv,o
Branch there is an increase so that the
dcrr ase ON the three roads is f16.tDl b eo ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

baily Evening rr v,d.l To bYsPtrIIcs We would call
III" attention Of tbusc who itl this terrible
plant to remedy which from the modest
set ihward might be Hooked by nany. II affords great
relif and Il Ia almost Instance We al
n'ie /" the Oryee.od Bi,rs s' by "
Co. l3- Wasiugtou Street 1h l. rralded by n
"t uninranus certificate. from unkow the public
hut few " ell chosen t,tioDis members %. Congress-
aud soue Il hIst merchants aud officers ho
been cured by its aud whose familiar
Bustonian sidece offs eli Fer dyspeps
debility, and weakness IL l. ur,ine II may
be had ut any of Tia. apoihccary stores.
SIM W. FowLE & Co. liz Washington Street, Boston,
Propri.tos Sold by their as.nt. every where.
In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
FOR SALE.

UNsTABLIsIIED TIN YEARS IN THE
II the City OF Petersburg Va has been
Gently rehited and newly furnished The GALLERY has
spertabc CONNIE d"ing rcmuacratiye bus
rKICE $3.50 CASH. Immediate application should be
made T. j FoX 81 sycamore street pet.bnrg WHO Will
furnish any further r,rrillr required septic IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
Very Suspicious.

| 1t has been announced that Mr. Castillo, the
American candidate FIR sheriff Of Il. Louis, has
given notice that h intended to contest the cleo.
ton Of his Democratic opponent on the ground OF
fraudulent voting We now learn from the st.
Louis News, that the Judges Of the County Court
refused To allow Mr. CASTILLO to examine the poll
cation. The News says that it is the first time
that this right was ever denied to defeated can
didate since Missouri hccame State: and il rc-
CARDS this action 10y the Democratic Judges as Il
con tessioa of the frauds charged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

The revenue Of the Baltimore Ohio railroad tho M :,
month OF August was announced IS f,lIows: -
Main Stem w. Va VIZ Br Total
Passengers 1853 654 s 306 as 81 "A 81 M ,ei IN
Freight 2523 26 500 50 g34 n o73 NJ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

~ Save your H0rscs.-'' We tn he xrcnt picn
recommending the MeAica Mustang Lninci \
nibic and for Spains Scratches
tails Horses Uur used Burns,
Bruises, Stiff johns and Rheumatic Palms. And
acts iik" magic. VIZ other iniment.
J. w HEWITT,
Foreman for American IIarnden Wells Fargo Col Elk.
press,
Gentlemen ~ had gro worth ST. 200 who took
cold om bad hurt and uel->s had
used could hear Of without benefit until tried
the Mustang Lniment II has perfectly cured him. and
TAX, the above price Tor him. Respectfully yours
JAMES DURkANCE
Every Planter Teas.er and Family should have this al
uac article Sold all respectable dealers every
Bow other Bragg Is L.iIuent. 1t Is base
BARNES Il PARK, FropretoIs,
scpi3 I'm New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

Til" New York Post of Thursday has the H., r,
20 u g Dry Goods Trade 1T int city; " 49,
The Dry floods trade has gained actively during the week
aud many houses hcl mai y pend pp I'm ,,
are doing very well their los reaching very nearly those OF
FORMER seas ms The obbers a:e IN ,r
than moderate inquiry from western merchants Tr d.,
and mhn the fortnight has more general and
the larger hns have Int little complain We b.,r
OF no further speculative transactions cottns or
Stout brown drills held eae cents Fine co,uns are
Dong rather better Fancy goods slowly Tn ,to,k
~ printed goods good tut the demand Vest
ne ght There more doing In sitiuets
NJ ar ION sales q" the week. whoe not tive
ne onefng OF yesterday well attended Haggcrty
sale Of tailoring go' DIS passed of fair prices
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

Cincinnati Tobacco Mnrkes-Sepi. D.
Under the vorabe VrRn the feel
matke for manufactured decide
though have not vanced the tend in thar
The demand moderate We continue to QUOT.
rs follows
Extra Va lbs. .3Sa4O
Fhe DO .31a31
Medium do ................9aaD
No.2 do ..................2la.4
Common 10 ..l1asU
Virginia is and is. rags
Ky. 4 Mo. do do. ..............Iea2t
do. do. lbs .l7a23
do. do six t~i,t........... gall
loaf has been in moderate demand the week
prices have iurther advanced &C. closing ll. adj
has been the better grades We quote fluws
KENrLCkY.
Trash 2ia4c
Lugs. .......-.......... Ava DC
Leaf. ....................... IalOtc
Leaf lcboice seections). .l2.l4tc
OHIO sEED LEAF
New Filters Digit weight. 4a5tc
New Filters (heavy do )... 5ia6,c
New wrappers 7tali3e
ITO do. lchoice seleciions) 2al6ic
via Fhlers ~
Old Wrappers IL A23!c
VIRGINIA
Sound Lugs.. ................. 5a7i
LEAF. .eal5t
Cincinnati Cattle Market Sept. 9th
The demand Hogs has been fair and the
o. IS to - 50 for fat and s. 5Ua3 IS
Tho dema nd for the latter kind continues active chiefly
Kentucky
Cattle without change. The mode.
rate but hardly equal to the supply.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

- 'uoi1owny'- Piiis.-Fer thr pei ishicai ir-
fe1usrifics incidental the weaker tbs aitrrsiiyc Il
inv alualle remedy From the brs woIpahpol To
the pencss Of old lac taken aid imvixpra;.
r,pcan' II strengthens the fading energies occasop.d W
la sfnde or long life Ic,iayng The bi0pd aud rrernr the
driated system nold at the nac'ory, No. So Maiden
Lane. New York. and b" al Druggist sc &c. and 81
per box. tscptl-lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13


praiions for the hair that have
none has given the Satisfaction gained the popularity
that Prof Woods Hair Restorative His 6
has passed the ordeal Of fashionable ioetts aud
the ladies' Wherever they ed it,
less article They hnt where the hair thnbed that
fresh growiiihai fully the
OF the roots the dcnhdcd and the
shoot tt anewha II III solves and dandrui
vents the hair original color
graSnc has actually supervencd gives isrc.
the oftness and he biy al silk To the har keeps
ways inAnrisnt healthy and IN full yi-ur- 5nnc
Sold by all respectable Druggss ;s,Itt.w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

al The year lovely as is brings most diseases
as colds indigestion, angu"r s OF appetite and
hiiy-hnt all 1T h,m little trouble
II properly tr' ated Indigo 1n.
Ign in tori i'll liver. and ios of appetite
Natural fruits To get rid al them harmless should
scdSmethng that will lu, the blood
biit and cleanse the entire system and
results BAkEkS PREMllM BlrTERS is the surest and
safest agent Composed vegetable substances and com
pounded in the III 81 sklnl their lnr,
are So admirably Iopartionrd that they be
tunes and under ali slightest
at injury Uns single botil. has know effc, per
rct cure in delicate fenae ali other remedies
failed
10 be had wholesale and retail by Mctsrs j H. Thompson
ca" and 10y all the principal Druggists burg
else"h"r" IN Virginia and North Carolina Orders by
r. BAhEE. Richmond Va scpt3 wv
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-03

ttn &anal pper, wte mir io9sn, Elm &Gnpel i'll
Der Wfitte btlpe, Der pann pGnc gEnTcrsnph pac Gs
almob9 iortftbrc. 9lber pa9e9en tcmintcn db 5tpci
Ntn9e. Gritlid pnr bic Gisrcde su Did uno gum In-
prrn, ~ mar pos @stpluerf oil Der Sorry Seq fat
hausbrd anf9etbirmt 90 muBte DOS SEalIer, psnn
ed eir G0pete brb, 70 bod icigeu, DAP cS iltcr pcb
Sollmcrf mc9trhu6cn fcnntc, nnc bann iaBen
mir bicrcrts id,pn I'M s8aiIer bis nett iitcr bic
Strcn. .aH
DoS waren Die Gjcbanfen Der 9cute oamols unr
ate 5cr'rn prdotcn in lArprrer 9ln9lt unp 9trtb
Dem 9ln9entlif entGc9en, es tb enlhepen muBte,
mic cs fpmnien piiror s..
DaB fd Die 2rutc srrIaDcn unb stac5 auf bic
Spcidler lNafftrn, namlid in aisorigern !5Guiern,
unp III Grben, in pas brittle Stpfperf pae war cine
Spridt melte bier gtenanp UerIaumt, neil pae
sSallrr ctr pft bliBIdnel, mic Gin Gepantc frmmt.
User ronn nit Dem 9tcttcn unp Bergen 9cwartrt
Bate muBtc iiA iclbl ontla9cn, menn i'm brrbc
Srrluitc trrifen on 9abr unp 0jut unp &5elp unb
Gel0cS SSrrtb.