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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

AN IMPORTANT DEcIsoS.-On Tuesday last, Judge
Munro, of Georgia made his decision in regard TO the
vexed questions which have arisen Of the recent
law putting the principals of substitutes in the army.
His decision affirmed the constitutionality Of tho law,
and the parties ordered back to the custody of
the enrolling officers of the Confederacy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Jan. Term 1864.
Cullen Curee Ex'r of Obedah Curlee, VS.. Thomas @.
Curlee and others.
Petition for Settlement
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants, Obediah Baucom, Josiah Baucom, Elisha
Nullis, and Heron Williams, beyond the limits Of
this State 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for six successive weeks in the
Western Democrat, paper published in the town of
Charlotte, notifying said defendants to be and appear
the next of this Court to be held for the Coun
~ Of Union at fhe Court House In Monroe the lst
Monday in April next then and there 20 plead, answer
demur to the petition, judgment pro confesso will
be taken and the same heard ex parte as to them.
Witness, 1rby, Clerk of our said Cours Mt ONCE,
in Monroe, or the let Monday in January, ID 1854.
Feb % CIV J Z IRBY, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
NOTICE

To the Assistant Commentaries of Mecklenburg.
hope you will come to Charlotte the 26th and 9th
inst aid in distributing the Cards in the different
Company Beats as will have IL pair to the Beat, and IL
will much trouble If you will receive them for those
in greatest need They will cost six dollars per pair
had to pay five in Raleigh want TO have them dev
cred early in March Is. w. ALEXANDER,
Feb 3d. 1864 Agent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
TAX NOTICE.

we the Assessors for Union county, hereby give no.
tice that for the purpose of taking the Returns of all
Pork slaughtered ON the oath day of April, a63, to
the day Of March, 1864; and aso for assessing the
value of all CATTLE horses jacks, and ennies
used in cultivation together with the amount OF beeves
sold from the cath of April, 1863 to the lst of Nov
1868; we will attend at
Ashcraft's, Monday Tuesday, March 4th 5th
Rogerss Wednesday, =" 10th.
Capt Broom's, Thursday, " Nth
Mrs Fl Wilson's Friday and Saturday, " 18th 10Th
G Broom's Monday and Tuesday, &c 2lst L 22d.
James Richeys Wednesday, 23d.
Cro~elrs, Thursday and Friday, +" Gath 18th
Col Trus, Saturday, 26th.
Baucoms, Monday and Tuesday, " 2sth 29th.
Grassy Creek, Medn'sday& Thursday " 3Gth Il 3Ist
Monroe, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 4th
9th and 9th.
At of which places the returns must be made,
the penalties of the law will be enforced.
R. ROGERS
V. T. CLEARS,
Feb 3d. 1863 Assessors.
kkg will attend with the Assessorsyfor the pur-
pose of collecting the cattle tax, &C. when all
CURED to come prepared to pay, as further ndul-
gence cannot be given J. McLAUGHLIN,
Feb 23d. .5t-pd. Collector for 46th District
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

ENTERPRISE, Feb. l6.-The latest intelligence from
the front reports the enemys forces divided one coll
moving towards Selma the other towards Old Ma
ron, Lauderdale County. II is thought that the rear
OF SheIman's army is still at Meridian.
We think it would be a good move for Gen. Marry
to come up here and get in the Of the enemy,
while Cen Johnston advances from Georgia TO the
front, meeting the Alabama River, and that spen
did victory would be the result.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
STRAYED

From my Pasture near Wilson BallAec's, about the
LIST of Nov. last red COW which bought at auc-
ton, formerly owned by Wm Tassy Alexander. Also,
the time and place, spotted HELPER, Of the
brindle order Sire sold at auction by Mr. Morri-
of Pioneer Mills. will pay liberal reward for
their delivery to for information that 4
get them. W. A. COOK.
Feb Ia. 1864 II
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jan Term, 1864.
Mary Stowe and others VS.. w Nicholson and wife.
Petition for Sale of Negroes for Partition.
1t appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant in this resides beyond the limits OF this
State 1t is ordered by the Court that advertisement
be made in the Western Democrat, newspaper pub
shed in the of Charlotte, commanding said de-
PENDANT appear at the term Of this Court TO be
held for said county, at the Court House In Charlotte
the I'd Monday in April 1864, and plead answer or
demur to this petition, judgment pro confesso will
be taken and the same heard eiparte as to him.
Witness VIM. Maxwell, Clerk of said Court at
Office in Charlotte, the I'd Monday in January, 1864.
Feb % WIN. MAXWELL, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

NEw MARKET, Feb. ls.-The work Of re-enIisting
goes bravey Nearly all the troops have given un-
tnistakabIe evidence tina; they are in for the
Iamption's Legion and rhe 9th South Carolias have
re-enlisted.
Prvates Isaiah Morgan, of the 9th and w. v. Guion,
of the 10Th Georgia Regiments, were shot to-day, In
presence of their brigade for desertiOn.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

Whereas, my wife, Mary Ann, has left my bed and
board without my consents therefore notify all per-
sons who may trade with her that will net pay an,
debts she may contract from this date May 2lst $50
Fob % St-pd j. 4. JETTON
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
NORTHERN ITEMS.

Northern papers state that Meade left Washington
fon the 18th, TO resume the command Of the army of
the Potomac.
Grant has written q letter declining to be- oandi-
date for the Yankee presidency. -
Buffers brother, who with him n New Orleans,
is dead
George Thompson, the British Abolitionist, has ar
rived in Boston.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

~ well known fnancier predicts that in less
than forty days. So 6j will purchase much a $40
the present time Prices may go up for few weeks
but the decline has got to follow, and our citizens
might as well make up their minds TO the fact first
last
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
HOUSE FOR RENT,

In Monroe Union county N O., neat and comfortable
buildings and pleasant situation, In the suburbs a
town. ID. A. CoNINu1OA'
Monros Feb 2, 1884 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

DALTON, Ga, Feb. l7.ATbis morning, between enc
and two o'clock, the army commssnIy burnt
All the stores except few barrels of four saved.
The Confederate Office the consumed,
and nothing was saved but four bundles Of paper
The books and files lost, together wiki 81, 900. Il
was the act of an incendary.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

B~ Gov. Vance will address the people ut States
vile on Wednesday next the Oath inst
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

SUPERIOR CoURTs.-Arrangemen have been
made by the Judges of the Superior Court for the
Spring Terms as follows:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

70 The ''Alexandriana' Post Office in this county
has been re-establshed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23

House BURNT.-Tie dwelling house of Captain
RObt Swami, in Steel Creek neighb"rhood in this
county, was destroyed by fire just before day
Friday morning last We Informed that it was
undoubtedly the work of incendiary. Mr..
Swami saved but little if any of his furniture, cloth
Ing for family. &c.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
Correspondence.
WASHINGTON. ARKANSAS,
August l7th, 1864.

70 B1g. Gen. J. d. Shelby:
GENERAL-Tte undersigned, citizens
of Hampstead county, Arkansas, desirous
of expressing to you the high spprecia-
tion they entertain for your gallant, un-
ces5ing aud successful cfTJrts, and those
Of the gallant soldiers Of your command,
in attacking, harrassiug and repelliug the
federal army under the command OF Gen.
Steele, in April last, while approaching
their homes, beg TO oflsr, aud hope you
Will accept the Charger they send in the
care of Dr. j. S. Williams Of Prairie
county.
While this token of their respect is not
what they desire it should be yet, they
beg that you will accept it not for its
value, but for the feelings which prompt
the Offering, aud as an ackuowled cement
Of their profound gratitude fo- your SER
vices in this vicinity, and at all times in
defence OF our country and our homes. and
should the fortunes of war again carry
you to the front Of the foe aud into the
dangers of battle, Ee earnestly hope that
you will pass safely through the struggle,
aud that you may live long and happily
to crjoy the peace and freedom you have
SO long and bravely fought for.
We have the honor to be, very
Respectfully, Your Fellow-Citizens,
ELIJAH FERGUSON,
aud others.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

E-E5- Do not forget the election for Judge on
the 9th (prox.) 1t is an Office Of the highest
Importance, which the people are apt to disre-
gard AL our vast civil interests will b. at the
disposal OF our Courts, when the war is over,
and many very different cases will arise in their
adjustment. 1t IS important to have the best
man oa the bench, and the vote should be cast
wholly regardless Of personal favor. IL is not
like political election. As a Judge can neither
exercise enmity nor partially on the bench, SO
he should be placed there without either, by the
same calm impartial judgment, which be is him
self bound to exercise. 1t is important also,
that the fyI(Tote Of the District be expressed.
We hop~S therefore, that every voter in the Dis
trictrsill make it point to vote that day. for
thE man OF his choice.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

~ Considering the Christmas Holidays,
(alas dull enough whilst so mach sorrow sur
rouRds us), we ouly issue to-day quarter sheet
for the SAX Of the Military Orders, and last
dispatches. W. have nothing later than our
extra Bulletin last Saturday, whi;h i rspub-
hshed To- the sake Of our subscribers in the
country. Every ahing looks hopeful, and we
have msny reasons 70 anticipate that next
Christmas may tinI us at peace with o1r inl--
pendrnco assured. God grant it, is our sincere
aspiration at the celebration OF this season
which commentaries the birth OF Him who
proclaimed Peace on earth and good will To
men"
Ther9 arc rum5rs rife that Hood has taken
Nashville, and that Sherman Is cut OFF from the
coast. We scarcely hope either event. But il
Is a result giorious enough lor rs that the
movements of Hood and Breck ,nriig. have al
ready defeated all that the ensmy expected 10
accomplish in the summers campaign. The
Frderals are driven ia confusion from Georgia.
and almost she whole OF Tennessee reyerts 70
our possession.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

has risen proudly from her dark array Of
tr al aud suffering, the happy recollsctions
of your many kind actions will lingsr with
me like the dew on summers hill
thank you sincerely, gentlemen, fur
your beautiful present; and | more than
thank you for your generous sentiments,
Hoping that the red tide Of Invasion
may never again approach your honos.
an, with emotions Of long and
eternal gratitude,
10. ID. SHELBY.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

HD.-Qr's, CONFEDERATE FoRcEs, NORTH ARK.
Camp +. Lee, Sept 8, 1864.
To Elijah Ferguson, and others:
GEyTLEMEN-The magnificent horse,
token of your friendship and esteem, has
been received with proud and grateful
satisfaction, not only on account OF his
noble qualities, bat because he embodied
your feelings Of admiration for my mill
'ary career, and your willingness to re-
member that l tried to perform my duty.
lie may die-all things earthly perish,
the beautiful the soonest, the best the
earliest; but the memory Of your esteem
and kindness can never fade away; and
jn after lifc-wlen cur beloved country
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

10000 infantry, and 5000 cavalry. The
South Carolina Legislature says by terms
of the constitution, Congress can max {
No law abridging the freedom Of Press;
therefore, all legislation bearing upon
either material Press, or person produc-
ing it by which it, freedom j. abridged
is unconstitutional The Richmond pa
pers still predict Shsrman's defeat
Sherman's sPresUnt whereabouts not
known.
2 L-ui5vile December 9.-No change at tie
front-Ch-atham's cavalry are On the rebels
right L3e the centre, and Stuart tho left IA
rebel brigade has gone in the direction OF
Murfreesboro.
New York, Dec.-Midnirht DISPATCHES
Richmond papers of the 7th' say Shnrmans
army j. united and maschlar towards The.
coast southwest Of Aillen. A big battle ex-
pfctril soon Wheeler has inflicted another
severe blow thH enemy. Hr rrnrsIsad th.
attack made on him successfully. Fitzpatrick
was wounded. Sherman j. evidently beconl-
ing rnirl tiHId. Grant IA r1assing On the ez-
trerua right. An attack j. expected c.
!s>Ricl lmond' Dec. e.-sherman's campaign is
drawing 70 close He i approaching the
coast VIA DArien-Savannah. WE have for
milabla force between these points. which be
viii encounter. His situation i critical
Washington, D-cnmbsr Sc 900 troops from
Sheridan and other sources, have reinforced
Grant TIE London Times sees nothing alar-
aiAg il the reelection Of Lincoln-England
il safer ia his hands than any orheF
Plllalelpuia, Dee. y.-rphcial from CITY
P0iat. s.aIes that ~ and 5th corps. removed
Tunsiay 70 the right Oh Junction Plank Road
sirl wednesday marched lu stony Greek Tho
iniin body Fririercrl.
Cairo, Dec. 9.-tien Dana at Memphis de-
stroyei tho the Kiss. Central Railroad. for 80
Hiilus AhJF- big Black crossing including Lon.
Bldg. WIZ Iost lj men, Ihg enemy W.
IN force. 25r0 bales cotton and s3J1, ,0Ju worth
Pnbir property destroyed. Co.. OsbaRd coni-
mand-l. HI
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
WAsHIN6ros, ARK, Nov. 90, 1851

To the Voters Of TIE 6,A Ja!ieial Circuit:
Having been earnestly solicited from many
citizens, have cons ssted to become a eandi-
date for judge to fill the unexpired term of
Hon Len b Green, who has resigned on ac-
eoant of i'll health. l have no particular claims
to urge for my support. If elected, l pledge
myself to a faithful administration of the law
according to tn, best of my ability and to reg
ularly hold the courts, unless prevented by the
sct of God OF the public enemy.
n L
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
EOR SALE


A VALUABLE NEGRO WOHAN. n
L A yaars o.d. with on' cAi.l. -. particulars
apply ai.tnis Ofi--.
D..e-rnaor ~ l-5i. At-lr-
HD--Qks- DISTRICT UP Arkansas
Camden. Ark, D-e-inb-r IL, 1854 (
cen9rll Orders,
No. aI
Ertraef
Bs:o-- the General Csart Martial for Ma
lsr-GeE. f1.iEnac's division, Xxi which Brra-
li-r-F-n- Henry Gray 49, President. Wa WV
rAign-G and tried:
lst, Private Z. c. Jsrton. c. 4. 18Th R-rt
Texas infantry
CtrFgr, dUsrrti5u
Specification. omitted.
III Finding and sentence u .ho Court:
81 the specification of charge guilty,
Ot the charge. guilty.
And tas Coirt 10 therefore two-ti irds Of n.
msnhcrE thereof coucurTinF s.ntrli.r the said
FrirAlr I NH Jordan, CO. Ri, l5.h E-ct Texas
Vol. Infantry, 10 I'D shot to death with rnuskrt-
~ Al such time aud place as the Maior-Genera!
Con- nl4nding District may de-gua--
~. Private James "A McrdaII. Ce III. l5Eh
Hagr. IrIas Infantry.
charge, dsserfen.
Specification, Crsitird
iii. Finding aHd sentence of thr Cpurr.
OF the specification 81 yAErge, guilty..
Or the cnarqe- guilty
And the Court, iwo-thirds III tile members
thereof ccnruIrilr. do therefore sentence, tbe
said Private James A MoFjain. O.. i. 18Th
Rrgt Teas Ncl. lnity, ~ ~ shot 10 death with
r-us.rtry ai suCl tim- anL place ~ the Major
General ComIA1 1!ng .A-aiilvt may dess nate.
9th. Sergeant e. Perkins. Go. i. 3la-Rrrt
Texas Dis. Car
Ch4rEu ls;, desrriion
Specification, emitted.
Charge m, sell iug his arms alid accoutre-
nI=nts.
sp=riHraii5n. omitted
VII Finding and sentence Of the Court:
Oi the specification to LIST charge. guilty
Of the I'LL charge guilty.
OF the sprcihcatn to 2d charge, not guilty
OF the - charge, not guilty.
And ihe Court, two-thirGI of the members
thereof crncurring, I'D Ill rrfcre sentence the
said Sergeant II, Perkins, Co. l., 3Ist Rect
Texas Dis. Cav to bo shot to death with mus
kerry Al such time and place A. tho Maior-lieu-
cral Commanding District may designate
7th. Private VIM. i. WestLrooks, Co +, 3lst
Regt. Texas Dis Cav.
Charge Isl, d-sertion
Specification, omitted
Charge u, losing his arms and aecou tre-
mcn;s
Specification, omitted
VIII. Finding and sentence W the Court
OF tho specification of Isi charge, guilty
Of the 1T charge, guilty.
Of thr spcciigatln ot -l charrs. rot -uiltv
OF The ~ charge, not guilty.
And the Court two-thirds OF the members
thereof coneuring, 10 sentence the said mi
vate WIN ~ Westbrooks. co. I'LL 5Ist Ret.
Tex. dis. cav, to BE- shot to death with ,n,is-
kerry al such time and place a. iheAlsior-Csel,.
Coml'g may designate
sth. Private XVI StolEa, co. O. McrTick's BATE
Charge: DessTtiou:
Specif fcation. omitted
TX. Finding and sentence of the Court:
Of the specification NJ th- charge, gHilt-;
Of the cha-gs. -ui!ly.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
A. B WILLIAMS.
oUAcnrrA COUNTY, Ark, Nov. 25, "a

If J. S. III. RAINEY, Esq, will suffer his
name to be run for Judge or the 9th Judicial
District of this State, to ill the vacancy oeca-
stoned by the resignation Of Hon. l.. B. Green,
he will receive a warm support from his various
friends in this part OF the Circuit. Ii mans
merits are to be known by his success as an at
torney, we think Mr. Rsiney will compare IA
yorably with any enc in the District.
MANY VOTERS.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
sCB,uL. NDT!cE

SCHOOL NOTICE
All f. REyEAUS n SchSol ior Young Men aud
vi Boys Will oplu iu tlr Cumberland pr=sly-
terrain Church IN Washington. MONDAY.
tho Second day Of JAnHsry ua1f. a4-IH
SEQ steward.
Ma AS S-9l-a from the undersigned. at The
w residence of Judgs wilder, on Saturday
night thi lItA Inst, horse Mi ta- following
aH-ariy Ioa. VIZ Color. R.Hek. wAiru riur
aroaEl the Isf: hiEl fs7i. ao5Is ID A4aIs hlga.
aud walks finely.
lA a5ora reward Miil b- paid fDr Ill., d-lire-
Iy VI 4nit A9rsi nv JaIgs WllI-r. zt Richmond
seTIsF county, ATs-. Or ~ It. H. f. Hodges.
Eegin'lr Corps, u Logisville. Ark.
IT, MI TOWNS,
Engineer Corps, Ark.
Dec-Ebs- 2i 1854 4I6
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

- uTI" ST HUl - 10 DVIW'FCI 10 DC Ut-
Ansi lie i1.-at -s-rrs Tie 4. ,I1n.ses.af home
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

my, or 9e rsslgieied soieli to the ctfset slpon
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

consisting q. te,..s W p.eless aoA s1d ironl
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

ratlo9so y coru I0r cne mule Viii maze
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

----,''S's'v'' TrtErrUyTvEf,
than 10 offer Ynal is ulrficniartr A.nInlhIn
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

ltCts az fOtts tHDussiiC
ryomd this lirnis anI these employmen.s il
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

~ thn sFrcihsalH lo ~ charge, net -sn.-
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

4 VALUABLE NEGRO WDHAN. 2i
1 A yAars od. with on; eAi!I. ~. particulars
apply ai-this O:i--
D---frIher 10. 1854 As-gw-
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@raulamteiten gegen Die @efdlleren i6ulpig,
Sic rilIen oenielbcn ale &(eioer POM 2eibe rno
iApfen Seoen nieper, Der ltd Dem S6la6tfelOe
|nobte, I'M ben Sp0ten Die lebte Gbre 81 ertpetz
iel. 90 bIteb unter pielel anoert Der 2eihront
zines tleinen nod i'm Grlabenalter beflnolt6en
|SrpmntlerS nadt utb bios alf DEM 8coen lte@
gen. 9tube BET in etuem fleinen 6dusden
mpbnten 5pei iunge Mdoden, mel6e bei6lolelt,
8ur Nadt5sit ben 2et6ram beS &l1aben anitdn>
big 5u be9raben. Qll1S ibrer eignet drnllid
|beteIten @arberpbe pdbltert lie Die nTtbigen
|Stpffe SIT einent Spotenfleto. Son eigettbdnoig
berbei8ei6leppten 8rettern 5intmerten fte einen
Sarg, legten ben &naben binetn, gruben baralti
Elm @rab, lteben ben Sarg ppr1i6tig binab uno
beoedten i'm mieDer nit groe. 9a8 Dur6 bic
0antner idldge peturIabte Gerdltl6 3pg mebz
rere &ebellen na6 Dem Blabe, allein Der 9tn=
Bid, Der ii6 t6nen barbpt, perieblte ni6t, aud
auf ibr GenHtb ,einet %perlDbnenoen Ginorud St
MAIDEN. Ni6t ein 8ort it6rte bas feierli6e
S6wei9en, &einer ipagte, rob ba5tpii6en gu
mtreter, llltb na9bem bic Otdo6en ibr ebleS @ert
uollenpet, perlieBen ale III erniter Stitnmlug
bic Stdtte.
8 Sin prelbii6er 6uiar, Der AM 6afen in
SlenSburg auf gprpplten ltanO, bate retli6
einen ei9entbamliden unb ibn 9eipiB gang nerer
|Setno s1 ~befdmpfen. Mdbreno ct lltdntlib anf
Soften itano rno an gar nidt8 ba6te, tau6te
aus Dem @aier ein Seebun0 berppr unb le9te
lid NIT @emitbsr1be alf bas Sis, eii1i9e 20
pber 80 Sdritte ppn benz itberrai9ten Spbne
@etpbalens ~entfernt. v9pnnertiel nat Is
Dat ?" fra9te Der !9uiar; ba aber Der Seebunb
feline 9%lnttpprt CAB, CAB CT ieinem 8feroe Die
.Sppren, iprdn9te int GQlppp bera1 unb fitbrte
einen II unptoerite6li6en !6ieb alf ben armen
M~teerbepDbner, bub ct ibn cine Sturtbe na6ber
fir 8 preub. Sbaler perfaufen %tOnnte. Ser
%rneinte, fi4 NOD ME auf Soften 10 gut
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elm entieblt6eS llngliid an9eri6tet.. Sim 81.
Sanuar, lint 10 nbr b6tte man 9(n9lt9ei6ret
urlo f1r6tbareS 8rGllen BON Dem Srte ber, a1
wel6em Die 26pen eingei8lp1en iino. Sin erit
Dor t~penigen Sagen in ben Sienften grodettS
.beinbli6er @drter mar benz &dfig gu nabe ge
fomnlen. Sine 26tpe erfaBte, feline t6a1tb, Elm
.%Stpeiter ben @preeram, Die 9iener idlugen NIT
GtienItaagen, Die leiOer anidt gliibenO paren,
-unf Die S6pfe uno 9(r9eu Der pilpen 8eitien
Qs; Die BON 7ibrem Dpfer aber erit ablteBen,
tddbem iie idmmtlides Mhustelfeii6 ppn 9lrnt
+uno 6arb abgeriiier 6atten.~ Ser unglidli6e,
.bem man Die 6anb ontpntiret muBte unO Der
erit 80 Sabre alt lit; birfte ihperlid nit benz
'2eben baopn ~tunuqteft. Sic 8orftellunge1, Die
aGrpdett iebt in 2onopn tdgli6 nit ieiten 9DDer
giebt, lpllroen bllr6 bieie @otaitrppbe nidt unz
terbrpderr:: Gr iebte ie md am ieIben Sage
CUR geipDbnlt6en Gtltnbe fort, Mtan bebatptet,
OaB Die 9biere, ieitoem ilnglt cine 9rpbe| 26tpiu
Der &dlte erlegen, pilber gepprben.
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aaer,ua ser asbeuen BON suas Gap.

&nprptlle, 81. MdrS. ga6bem BIZ
&ebeuen paS 8fablwerf Bel Bulls Sap 5erit6r
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ganSe Nrmee balten t6nnen.
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