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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-10
VERY DESIRABLE FARM

We Offer for sale piivsey Farm, In Caroline eouB y
ing on the r. p r. R. mile from Summit Depot he
arm contains III acres Of good lsnc hAyng red clay
Is well set n clover, and under good enclosure
One hundred and nifty seres Of umber-o * Pine and sy
and about nfy Of prime meadow
The bdng which are sbundAa and good condition, consist
Of Dvslhns, with SIX rooms, good Kitchen and all The Out
houses nearly new.
Dor particulars apply Mess Deane james, commission
merchans Basin BANK kchmend Va =
oct5-Staw2w DICKINSON Il HALL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-10
MARKET FARM FOR RENT on LEASE.

I WILL hent or Lease fer the war, a part of
Il my Powhite The land Is good, and well sdaped
raising vegetables and grain There Is small Dwelling and
outhOuses the place. II Wihin eight miles Of Rich
mond the mii OF the vstermeon potato rgicn
. Address .... I.tt .L WIN y. GAME,
QAWim* Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-10

I AND FOR S-ALE.-I offer for sale my
~ TRACT OF LAND in Louisa county, half mill above
fredcks Hall Depot, eon'sipng 2i6 acre0 in orr
cir forest quantity Of old held pine, very desirable neigh
borhood veil watered, and has comfortable dwelling
out-houses. 'rl. fr 90 |"t. H.
II sold prior the 1Cih October. 1s6s viii sell at pub
lie auction the premises tina. day, Should the 18th prove
anti, viii sell the first suitable day thereafter.
' q. ~ MILLS,
oeS-eodtl5th .a TredeTlcks Hill, Louisa co., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-10

" Delivering secaring that get him, my
lsto boy THORNTON, about 10 old, feet inches
tA pleasant address and expression He len residence
Charlottesville, bemare county, The 18Th February Was
purchased BY years ago. s Mr. Thomas Crane Of oupe
per county, 70 which county he has probably gone
mil gro. W., BOWEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-10
A Patriotic Letter.

The following letter from venerable, hlgh.mnded
and greatly respected citizen Of Charleston to Mr.
Ryes Of this State, has been submitted to US for pub
lcaton. We willingly make place for paper in which
the deep conviction Of right and the firm determination
never to relax yield felt by whole people, find
such earnest aud vigorous expression
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-10
MANUFACTURgD TOBACCO,

:. MANUFACTUAkD TObACCO.
THE subscribers offer for sale a very large
stock Of Manufactured TObsccO, ncadipg In part the IOl
lowing brands: d.. f.
Tea Leaf g. A. hoormas, May Apple,
hector Lcai, nos Rose, Michigan,
L.hgho hector Leaf Dan Doney, Archef Honey Dew,
iWaIhingon, BiAEatby, II. Rogers,
q Brown, " nixon b. omer Twist,
u W HsneccS, Oriental, HsrsroVs's Rese Ripe
HArOyessvee aose HsgrOyeI Indispensable, HsrgrOyes
OhArner, A N
Hudson, Norman, Pride Of Dan,
(oIins, Queen Of the eouth,
with yaIisty Of brands, which oSer the trade.
oc0- dim A. Y. STOKES 4 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
Courts TODAY.

JrpeE KELLoGG's CorRT.-0n Sunday
morning three cases of drunk were before
the Police Court. Patrick Doyle was mulct
in the sum of So and costs; Martin Mahon,
$40 and costs, and John Doe, s. and costs.
This morning, the case of the People VS..
Colburn 1.-THE child caSe) was called. and by
consent OF parties continued for one week.
PRoBArE CorRT.-In the matter of the
Estate of Benz. Horsche; John Piper WIS
appointed General Administrator of said
Estate-upon his filing bond in the sum of
one thousand dollars. Bond filed and letters
issued.
JUDGE ArwILL,s Cornr.-Brinacam rs.
Burrows 4 Benjamin. Case set for hearing
at o'clock.
Haulridse g. Co. IS. Cora Lee Richie
Case set for hearing at one o'clock to-day.
JrcGE LEcoxEY's Court. -Brannigan,
disturbing peace, fined $50.
Doyle, for being drunk, was fined $40 and
costs.
Mcintyre, for being drunk, was fined $40
and costs.
Baker, for being drunk, was fined $40 and
costs.
Rushmore, for disorderly conduct was
fined costs of Court.
Smith, Cohen, Stewart, Houston, John
Doe and Soncy, these parties will have
hearing at one o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
interpretations.

Gotham Gold and Silver Mining Company,
to mine in the Gold Hill District. Capital
stock 100000 in 1000 shares of 500 each.
Trustees-J. ]. Hayes, Patrick Farley, E. l..
Henry, John Reares and WIN. COnley.-
Place of business, Gold Hill.
Washoe Zephyr Gold and Silver Mining
Company, to mine in the Gold Hill District.
Capital stock 100000, in 1000 shares Of
500 each. Trustees-Wm. Nichol, c. Nc
Carly, D. S. Turner, Terrence Valley and
Thomas Conroy. Place Of business, Viz
ginia.
The following certificate of Incorporation
was fled in the office of the County Clerk of
Storey county this morning:
Bartlett Gold and Silver Mining Company,
to mine in Virginia Mining District; capital
stock $4,000, divided in l,400 shares Of
500 each. Trustees-E. Elan, F. VI. White
and Joel Elan. Principal place Of business,
VIRGINIA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
Taxing the Mines.

The San Francisco Call, Of Saturday, con-
tains the following:
The Nevada Constitutional Convention has
finally adopted an article taxing the mines Of
the new State, as well as all other property.
This is certainly step in advance, and Cali
fornia may we'll profit by the lesson Of her
Juvenile sister. The rule adopted in Califor-
MIA on this subject has had the most per-
nicious effect on her prosperity; it has accu-
mulated against us a vast debt, which must
be met by real and personal property
alone. and has enabled thousands of men to
become rich from our mines, and depart with
their stores of wealth without ever having
contributed to the support of the State.
Mark the result: Our placers--once rich in
gold-are now almost exhausted. The gold
has been withdrawn from the State free OF
all duty, and we, who are left with barren
diggings, are compelled to provide for the
vast debt which was contracted during the
process of exhaustion. Had the Convention
which framed our Constitution placed the
mines on the same footing as all other prop
etty how different an exhibit would our State
finances and liabilities at present show! Our
taxable resources would have been infinitely
greater in the days of our mining prosperity
than they were, and have enabled us to keep
at least within the Constitutional limit pre-.
scribed to our floating debt. A portion Of
the money that has gone to swell the wealth
and increase the ease and comfort Of the ba-
lance of the world, would have been fairly
and honestly applied to the public require
ments of our young State. Is it too late
now to take lesson in political economy
from the wise STRIPPING beyond the mountains,
who is now SO suspiciously entering on ca
reer of brilliant prosperity?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
THE EVENING NEWS.
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS AT VIRGINIA SATURDAY. -
By Pioneer Companys stage coaches
EN- Moves VIM Wooden, u D Bowie, Thomas
Gsintz, r Mckinney, W R warnock, D FREEZER,
&c Woods, Richardson, Levi Graham, B
Chubb.
By California Company's stage coaches
Ii Wagner w Abraham, L w Rawlings,
Ross Dennis Downing Mr. Dalton, Mrs N Coop
er, VIM " Barrett, 8 Bigelow.
By Langton & Company's Stage, from Carson
" Hayes, Col d = Hungerford, w Robinson
Col Bigelow, c H Rulison, Mr. Freed, Mt Cart,
wright, Mr. Mooser, + Specks, " Morris, Sanael
Moore S Ripley Judge Hayden, DR. Aioan, Mr
Bourn D B!gelow, J H Mcfarland, W a "ni''
ney, S A Chaplin.
YESTERDAY AND To-pAY.-By Pioneer
Companys stage coaches-E Briggs, 4 I'LL
lis, Mrs McCarty, L George, Miss Gihentson, Mrs
Harvey, Miss Pinckertou. Miss Murphy, Mr. How
ard and lady, F Foot, jackson, w Jackson
J VI Harvey. Mary Isabel J u Comstock,
smith. J Fisher. Otto Wink, WIN Elliott. " Co
hen, Mrs Bartwell, n Ncuman, c II Rice, Car
son, C BARTLETT McKenny, Wears, Jno Wright
T H Kelley, d W Perley, H S Mason, G Runk,
WIN Patton, B Winters, II W Brun, V Lemery
and lady. VIM Landreau, Miss Phillips, Fitz'
simmonds, G Wondrury, e McConcha
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07

RATE OF INTEREST IN FIRGINIA.-A
friend of ours who has no bank account, had
occasion to use few hundred dollars yes
terday, to pay some small bills. He applied
to a money -lpnder, and desired to know his
terms for thity day loan upon collateral
of a well known mining stock in double the
amount of the sum required. The security
was satisfactory, but the rate of interest was
not. Ten per cent. for fifteen days was the
lowest Shylock could take, as "money was
high" Our friend positively assured the
vender Of cash that he would see him in a
place too sultry to be salubriouS, and, fur
thermore, that his creditors might run after
him until they were barefoot before he would
raise money to pay, their bills upon such
terms.r This reminds us of another gentle
man, who, a few weeks ago.. borrowed 800
for year, at five per cent. month, the
lender taking out the interest Beforehand
The borrower, of course only received $40,
and after some reflection, informed the lem
der that if he had borrowed the same sum for
two wears, under the same conditions, he
would not have. received a c. n, but, on the
contrary, would have owed the broker just
twenty dollars all of which was very true
Onion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
FIRE At VIRGINIA AsrN1eHr.-A frame

FIRE AT VIRGINIA LAST MONA frame
building on B street occupied by some colored
people, caught FIRE last night at about
three o'clock. The alarm was given by Off
GERS Cooky and swearingen, and the depart.
ment turned out promptly. Wardelrs Truck
Comnany being the first upon the ground
had extinguished the FIRE before the Engines
could be brought into requisition;; The fire
originated from a boy. leaving his candle
burning on going to bed by which the bed
was set on fire, and nearly consumed. The
lining was burned from the room, and Tor
time there was good prospect for general
coniaeration. The building stood two doors
north of the Boston Saloon.
THE WHITMAN LEDaE.-We gave, some
DAYS since, a short description Of this ledge
which is situated in the Indian Springs Dis
trict, about three miles from Como, and stat
ed that rock was being hauled from it to the
Sacramento mill, at Johntown. We are
pleased to learn that this rock yields one
hundred dollars per ton. Good for the Pal
myru country. We shall soon hear favora-
BILE reports from other lodges in that vicinity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
CALEDONIA HOTEL,

Gold Hill.
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
yited TO call at the Caledonia Hotel, formerly
known a. the Barstow House, In Gold Hill; the
house hos been thoroughly renovated, ana Tue Dea
and boarding department will be carried on:under
the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Monoughap, late
of San Francisco who have been in the boarding
house business for years. Nothing will be left
nndoue to make whoever may favor us with call
comfortable. Bed and bedding are all new, and
cannot be eSceed for cleanliness in this Territory
The BAR will be well furnished with choice IL
ouors, and under the management Of Mr.. Burrs,
who will be rejoiced to meet his many friends and
acquaintance. m
TERMsLBoard.. % per week; Board. with
Lodging. % per week no"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07

Sunrise Gold and Silver Mining
Company-Notice assessment Of fifty 500
cents was this day levied, payable Immediately,
10 tho Secretary, at his Office, in Gold HILL By
order Of the Board Of Trustees
PLATT KETCHAM, see'y.
November g; 1863 no2a I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07

DEPARTURES FROM VIRGINIA To-DAr.--By
Pioneer coaehGs-F Schrfley; CAL HOWARD. An
tome Rockal Isaac Gibson, J Panshali. N Paine,
WD Hawlrv. T Schloss. Juo armstrong. Julius
Levr;-Ei winne. Martin White Jno Coleman.
Jos Walker.
By Overland Stage Company's eoaehcs-Geo
Bollinser. Juo Smith. o G Leach. Jno w. Lar.
hart. W Z Marley, Seely, C. Sawler, Mr. Butter
[cuiored.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07

HNASIEL ST. STEVENS, late Of Sacra-
- mento, takes this opportunity Of in
forming his friends and the public, that he has
become a permanent resident Of Virginia,
and has associated himself with Mr.. F. A.
Tritle as above. Having been exclusively
engaged in the business Of "Searcher Of Rec
ords the past IA years, he is thoroughly
conversant with this profession in all its
branches, and will guarantee perfect and reli-
able abstracts of Title and membranes,
and correct recapitulations thereof, in all
cases when engaged and required.
Virginia, Oct. II, SO. OH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
FOR SALE.

THE FURNISHED HOUSE OWNED AND
i occupied by L. s. Tillinghast, Deputy Re.
cord, situated on the hill in the rear Of the Re
coriers Office, Gold Hin, will be sold cheap, ns
tho owner Is about leaving the. country. Fer
terms apply soon at the Recorders Office.
Gold Hill, Nov. 30 1883. 100000 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTS.
Notice to the Public.

ATA MEETING OF THE UNDERSIGNED
n members of the Bankers Association" held
Nov. Both, the following was adopted and ordered
published:
ut shall be the duty Of the Secretary to notify
each Banking firm, soon as reported, the names OF
parties who may make payments Of LEGAL
TENDER NOTES at par, for debts due our sew:
eral firms and such parties shall be published and
thereafter refused credit account at any Bank.
ing House of the Association"
BF. HASTINGS & CO.,
E. RUHLING & CO.,
MAYNARD s. FLOOD, y
STATELER t. ARLINGTON, =
ALMARIN B. PAUL s. CO.,
PAXTON g. 'TH0RNBURGH,
WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
Per J. II. LATHAM, Agent
ARNOLD & BLAUFELT,
WELLS, FARGO g. CO.,
de2l I'm Per P. D. HEDLEY, Agent,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-07
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board

MONDAY. Die. 7-2 o'clock Pm.
VIRGINIA DISTRICT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-29
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

The Daily Progress and State Journal of
Saturday morning, contain dispatches giving
Information of the destruction of immense
amounts of property by our forces in Mary
land and Pennsylvania. Workshops, ma
chinery, cars. bridges, tunnels and every
thing Of the kind burnt on the B. & o.. r. r.
west of Cumberland.
The Baltimore American Of the 22d, says
the Rebels are at Hagerstown. Md, 10000
strong, fortifying-that Gen. Jenkins was at
Waynesboro' and other forces at Gettysburg.
1t also says that our forces are helping them
selves to what they want in fhe stores and
elsewhere.
Dispatches from jackson of the 9th, SAYS
the firing at Vicksburg continues and is far
heavier than any heard before.
WILMINGTON, June 26.-Col. Crossan ar
rived safely this morning, with the North
Carolina steamer, loaded with clothing for
our soldiers.
Hooker, it seems has crossed the Potomac,
and Judging from accounts of his own papers,
he has taken with him one Of the most com
pletely demoralized army that ever folio we'd
. clustering leader. What his purpose is VIC
cannot yet infer from anything that has
TRANSFERRED, beyond the natural expectation
to get towards the front of Gen. Lees army,
for that, too, is now reported to have crossed
the river. From Richmond it is reported
that indications lead to the belief that the
next great battle will be in Maryland.
JACKSON, June 24.-Several private letters
received from Vicksburg, dated the 18th,
state that the utmost feeling of confidence
exists in their ability to resist any assault,
and that our entire loss, including Wednes-
days fight, is 625. Among the killed arc
Colonel Garnet and Capt. Gould, of the goth
Alabama.
A correspondent Of the Herald, writing
con the march, 18Th" says, "Hooker's ar
my has suffered untold miseries from heat
and dust and want of water. The whole
country is filed with stragglers. The men
could not be kept in ranks. No coaxing or
Threatening could prevailon them to move on.
AS many as thousand cases of sunstroke &C.
Cured, of which hundreds proved instanta-
neously fatal"
, At st. Louis q telegram of the 10Th says:
On Friday the rebels cut away the timber in
rear Of their lines at Vicksburg. and opened
on US with eleven inch guns. Thirteengun.
beats. patrol the river between Helena and
E6ufE@ST
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-29

'NJhsoN> dune 22.-On Saturday morning at two
0 eloch Ihe enemy made another furious assault on
our mes IN rear of Vicksburg. The action lasted till
'ch'o ofohh. M, ending in the complete route oil the
enemy .Otlzens from the neighborhood report that
the iTe OF .musketry exceeded anything ever heard.
Loss OF the enemy heavier than any other attack.
Nothing whatever known in regard to our loss, but
1t IS certain another victory has been gained. PAS
s9ngerS from Grenada report te Yankee raiders have
gone back IN the direction Of II aphis, after bsrnng
Pamela and Batesyille. It was tpught General Chal-
mers had overtaken them, IS fkng had been heard
in Inc direction they had taken
"a special correspondent OF the LiS235ippjGp csti-
mates the loss Of the enemy or Saturday, at ten thous-
and. Also that the enemy are tToWins pontoons
across te Zig Black between the RaIroad Bridge and
Baldwins Ferry, near Warrentof. It is reported
that our forces have taken possession Of Union BluI
on the YaZo3.
One Of our scouts Just arrived from the interior of
the enemy lines, reports that they acknowledge their
loss heavier than in any Otker assault. 1t is various
lY reported at from seven 10 ,an THOUSAND, and that
our victory was complete. Their trOa5 are much
depressed in Consequences and say Ficksurg has ever
been a slaughter pen, and abuse Gen. Giant for IN
dcrtaking an impossIbilitg.
Col. Vert Adams clvalry attacked four hundred oftho
cnemy's cayalryat Bears Creek, near Mesnnics5nrS
on yesterday, and routed them, capturing Aeir artille'
ry and killing and w~oundiug one hundred. Oar loss
was twenty-five killed apd wounded. Among he latter
was Capt. w. Yorger, who distinguished himself il
the action.
Special dispatch, Grenada, June %. Whilete Yam
KEGS were at Pamela on Friday, Chalmers attacke
the % Illinois cavalry, four miles South Of fernando
at daylight, killing, w~ounding, and capturing all bu
one company. On Saturday night Chalmers was a
IIictahaicn, vita a Yankee force h isside ofhim. Ger
George states that bis troops and McCulloch's. ger
A miles in the rear OF the enemy. The Yankees az
heading North.
RIoanoND, June 2S.-Telegraphic communicate
with Knoxville over the Western line has been rec
tablished. It is reported that Suffolk was eTacuatc
and burt by the enemy on yesterday. About t.
thousand negroes were taken at Winchester, and al
n number Of tories who were leading the Yankees.
Aletter from Gen. Lee 10 Gen. Stuart, c%omplimcn
the latter on his skilful management 0, The troops
the battle Of Brandy Station, and says the result
the action calls for grateful thanks to Almighty Go
and is honorable alike to The officers and men engage
Sixteen hundred prisoners, including two hundred al
eighty officers, arrived here to-day from Winchestd
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-29

LADY TO ACT AS HoUSE.KRERERFoRA
~ small Family. Testimonials Of high respecta-
bility of Character, and of experience IN House Keep
ing will he required. One OF middle age, and with
tact for managing children preferred. Address A. b..
C.. care OF Editor Of Spirit Of the Age
June 23-3*
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-29
CATECHISMS

A NEW SUPPLY ON HAND AND FOR SALR
N At this Office. Price $3.50 per doz. send early
you wish to secure them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-29

TIE WAR.-There has been another grand
cavalry fghS between Stuart and Stonemah,
and a brilliant Victory for the Confederates.
It took place on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
near the Fauquier line. The following is an
extract from q private letter from a perfectly
reliable source.
eve had heavy fighting of cavalry on
yesterday, near Aide and Thoroughfare.
The enemy were whipped handsomely. We
captured nearly the whole Of the LIST Rhode
Island cavalry. We killed q larger number of
officers and men than in any Previous cav
airy battle. We captured ten or twelve flags,
and over four. hundred prisoners. Major
Mosbs captured q portion Of Hookcr's staff,
and took them to Gen. Stuart's headquarters.
Highly valuable papers were found upon
them.
Robertson's brigade drove the enemy out OF
Aisd!cburg handsomely, capturing and cnas-
ing the enemy until II O'Clock at night"
Ejcbm0nG 8entjaeL
GLoRIoUs News FROM Our NAvY.-One Of
our cruisers has captured six United States
merchants vessels near the mouth OF the
Chesapeake. Another has appeared off the
coast Of Delaware, and SO alarmed tee Yam
KEGS that they have despatched thirty war
vessels in search Of her. The Alabama,
Florida and Georgia are still on the war path,
and the news from them is important and
interesting, put the pressure upon Our coll
umns compels US. to postpone until to-mor-
row the extended account of their recent ex-
ploits-AicAHaond Enquirer.
FsoT TIE COAST OF Souri, CARoLISA.-It
YVES reported and believed in Charleston on
Saturday, that the enemy or Folly Island was
leaving there and disembarking at Coles IS
land. Two transports were observed to come
up to Folly island from the South, and after
wards to leave supposed to be crowded with
troops.
welcome again the Field
and Flresid8, Of Augusta, Ga, which was
suspended by dr. Gardner after the burning
of the Bats-Mills, but the publication Of
which las been resumed again. IlIis IS a
sterling family literary journal
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-29

JAcEsoN, MISS, June ga bearer of
dispatches, who left Vicksbur. on Wednes-
day, reports that the enemy made a desperate
assault orrour centre that day. The engage
rlont lasted four hours, and he escaped
through their lines during the action. He
knows they were ropulsed with heavy loss.
When he left there was 90 loss on our side.
He says the assault was the most vigorous Of
any presiding one, and that the reuto Of the
eneGay was complete.
The last official dispatches received con :
tain nothing further OF Saturdays fight.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-25

@etter, Grnbte etc. Die ebcrne,
3immelstbore wuQen uno poQen il@ ni&t SHnen
unb Is l@eint, als batten he trcdnen Glib @et-
unb Nprppinee Bit gauge Ntmospbdre gepa@tet.
Su Der Ma@t bonn Dientas auf Mittwc@ erbiel>
len mir aQereinss Gin Ginserbutden SoQ &e9en,
alein faum senue, UNI ben @taut ettpas 3u neg"
i'm (berrli&es s~epitter AM Mittwe& Na&mit-
tag.) Man fam iI9 ni@t eeuus puneern, tab
unter tie@sn umltdneen nidt MQes, was burd
@uraeln aus Der Grte ieine NabrunB laust, soQ,
ftGnbie ~sereorrt, nnb baB mani INNER nod 10 trSit.
li9e 8eri@te bDrt tie pom r&arner g.. 9eralb,"
wel@er meloet: uneeadtet Der unerbDrten 1rod-
nib wabrenp bet lebteu swet @unate itett Der
Wei3ea unb aQe @etrtibearten re&t bab1&. Gin,
ben 9errn GQswurtb, Matbias @@miot unb S.
". @arstnt etbSriaes &ornftIb ltbt gang por3is-
lid aus. Das 8ora auf bielem Gelbe ltebt bereits
Z SUP bod unb 1T nod i'm Wa&fen.
Sn antern Counties febt Is freilid auters uni
i@limmer, als in BEN geiegueteu Carer County.
90 wirb bon 0lmReb County semeleet: Die
xrpdnib bauert nod INNER fort. !Rorn, aartof~
teln unb aQt @urstfri& te leioen iebr unb t1n.
neu sSn3li9 mi6ratben. Der @ei3en uub bic
abristn @etreiee baseeen fsben re&t gut une
man fann auf minbetens ! elmer @ittdernbte
reGneu-