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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-02

JUDGE man by his actions poet by
his eye a lawyer by his leer player by
his strut ; an Irishmal by his swagger
an Englishman by his rotundity Scotch
man by his shrug justice by his frown
great man by his modesty: a tailor by
his agility; and woman by her neatness
1t matters not what man loses, if he
saves his soul but if he lose his soul, il
matters not what he saves,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
Citizen, Meeting In Harrison County
BsIDGEPoRT, Harrison Co, W. Va, l
Feb. II, 1865.
EGitors LntsLLilsnesr::

Editors L1tsJIiysneer:
The people of Simpson township having
! assembled at Bridgeport, the meeting
seemingly very much interested, compris
| ing all classes of the middle aged, and some
whose hairs would free them of any per-
souaI demand from Uncle Sam, though their
pockets would be apt to feel the effects of
the demands ofrhose willing TO fight TO save
our country, were called TO order By Mr.
| Jesse Wilkinson, aud on motion Mr.. 7. D
| Kemble was appointed Chairman. Sec
retary was appointed, and the Chairman ex-
planned the OBJECT of the meeting to be the
taking OF the views of the people of this
! township on the subject of raising our
quota under the late call for 800 OO0 ueu
| by paying a bounty of - to volunteers
or By submitting 70 the draft.
Ol motion the Chairman was instructed
| to appoint a committee OF Eve TO express
the sentiments of the meeting. The Chair
man appointed Jas. a. Smith, Wm. Johu-
son, D D. Wilkinson, F. J. Harmisou, aud
| Robert Minor.
The following resolutions were reported
| by the committee and almost unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the Supervisors of Simp-
sou township be Instructed to vote tor q
county bounty to volunteers for this c0uu-
! ty to I'LL the quota under the late call of
| the President for 300 600 men, not to ex-
ceed FIVE hundred and ten d1lIars SjIO)
to each recruit.
RESOLVED, That said Supervisors be in
structed TO vote for levying sixty per cent.
of said tax on property, and forty per cent.
on cspitation tax
Resolved, That said boanty tax ought to
be levied on all men having capital invest
| ed, such as merchants, tanners hotel
keepers, SC.
RssolUsd That the Board of Supervisors,
if failing TO levy bounty tar for Harrison
county, be requested to levy for our sub
district.
The resolutions were laid before the
House for discussion. Some explanatory,
very pertinent aud forcibEe remarks were
made by Mr.. Wilkinson, sud, on motion,
the resolutions were almost unanimously
adopted.
| On motion, the Secretary was instructed
to furnish a copy of the resolutions to tn e
Supervisor of the township, and also a
copy TO the President of the Board of Su-
peryisors of Harrison county, also to the
meeting of the people to be held in Clay
township.
Moved, That copy of the proceedings
of this meeting be forwarded to Capt. B.
B. Stone, Provost Marshal OF this Cou-
gresssuai District and President of the
Board of Enrolment. with a request to
have the draft postponed in this county OF
sub district for thirty days. Carried with
great euthusiasm).
Moved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be forwarded to the National Tel
egraph, at Clark sburg, aud the Wheeling
papers.
Ou motion, the meeting adjourned.
F. D. KEHBL8. Chairman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
rom Letter in the Cincinnati Gazette.

=
| Mrs. Senator Foote'S departure from
Washington was welcomed almost a:
warmly as her coming The ladies at heI
hotel, in particular, are grestly Troth with
| her. In their gentle hearts they took pity
on her sufferings IN rebeldom, and sought
TO welcome her 30 land where she would
ind something to eat, and cease suffering
from nothing TO wear" To their greal
| disgust, she responded by depicting the
| delights OF Richmond, and absolutely came
| OF with flying colors. Said the wife of an
| eminent officer, a. tried to be polite TO her;
| but when she told me that the day before
| she left Richmond she saw as good a mar.
ket as she ever saw il her life, l couldn't
stand any more of it !" The general YER
dict OF the ladies was that if Mr.. Foote was
a type of Southern Unionism, Mr.. Seward
might welcome her aa much az he pleased,
but we had better keep fighting q while
longer.
SCENES N PsovosT WARsEAL's OFFICE
The mysteries Of Provost Marshal's Of
fees are rarely understood. Here is a leaf
from the secret history of one of them, in
Baltimore. It is said 10 be accurate by a
trustworthy gentleman, who ought to
know. The Provost Marshal in question
has since been removed
After the examination and acceptance of
q substitute, the question was pleasantly
proposed, John Schmidt, have you got
q vatch?' ''No, sir" was the meek reply.
"Vat, you say you have no watch! How
for you expect to go on de guard aud
know de times midout q 7atch2 Here,
Hans, get out of de safe one Of dem fne
silver, back-sction watches, mid two faces,
for SIG T5-Vorth dwice Ge money
Schmidt, you have got de greatest par
gain in your life" And the money was
quietly deducted from "Schmidt's" dues.
Smith was followed by Brown. "Have
you got vstch, William Brown yes,
sir" aud one is produced of liberal golden
proportions. "YAt de iiViI you DO mid a
Eatch in de Army2 You no officer to nave
q watch! Hans, give William Brown FIVE
tolIsrs for his old, copper-washed watch,
vich is not worth half de money. II it vas
a goot silver watch, you'd give six toliers
Brown, de Regulations IS very strict on
dem things, and it is goot I saw de watch
before you got away to de srmyw
Brown, dis gentleman say he have found
you are de only support of d widowed
uoder and is entitled to de $500 bounty.
You tougat your moder was dead? Now
never you mind what you fought. Don't
you say a single word, because you know
no more aboat it, you see, dao about De
UGtch You come along mid me to de Q flee,
aud sign de pabers. You'll only have TO
glib me $50 for preparing DEM and SIOO
for me to glib TO de oder man tor finding
out about te uoder you fought vas dead!'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
Notice to MiIlers & Min owners.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING g B.
w WILLIAMS sELF-REGULATISG BLAST
SMUT MACHINE Wheeling I5Azd-the only
perfect Separating, Beating, and Securing Machine
in Delivered free Of charge at the Railroad
Depots in Bridgeport, Ohio, or Wheeling, or steam
boat Landing in WhseIing, " yA.
No. cleans II bushels per hour, weighs 400 DS.
Price $l25.
No. cleans as bushels per hour, weighs 500 rs.
No cleans 50 bushels per hour, weighs $50 rs.
Price 1900.
other sizes, up to 100 bushels per hour, made tc
order
J. n. TIProH, OF Lexington, Kentucky, Is ouI
agent All orders for that stats should be ad
dressed to him
Address Jas. B. WILLIAMS,
nOv23-5m Bridgeport, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
MAsaINeFoN, Feb. y

ARCHBISHOP SPAULDNe has issued the
following regulations tor the observance Of
Lent in the Catholic Church, which season
commences on Wednesday, the first day of
March:
NAIL the faithful who have completed
their twenty first year are TO make only one
meal day, excepting Sundays, aud the
meal allowed on the fast days is not to be
taken till about noon. At that meal, if on
any day permission. should be granted for
eating flesh. both flesh and fish are not to
be used st the same time, even by waE of
seasoning. A small retreshmeut, commonly
called collation., is allowed in the evening.
No general rule as to the quantity of food
permitted at this time is or can be made;
bat the practice of the most regular Chris
ftisu is never TO let it exceed the fourth part
of an ordinary meal The quantity of food
allowed at q COLLATION. Is, in this diocese.
| bread, butter, cheese, all kinds of fruits.
salad, vegetables and 6sh. Milk and eggs
are prohibited. General usage has made
! it lawful 70 drink in the morning some
warm liquid. as tea, coffee, or thin choeo
lote, made with water. Necessity aud cus-
tom have authorized the ase of hogs lard
instead of butter in preparing f izh, vegets
| bles, sc. The following persons are ex.
eupted from the obligation Of fasting:
Young persons un der twenty one years OF
age, the sick, nursing women, those who
are obliged to do hard labor, aud all who
| through weakness, capnot fast without
great prejudice TO their health.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

THE ACME OF PERFECTION
II CUsEs HAY, Ross AID PERIoDIc CATARRH-
IT CUaEs OATARRH N ALL rs TTPzs AND sEAaas-
II CUazs CATARRH, AND AvzR7s CONSUMPTION.
II CUazsCATARR8. AID PAX " -Hz Tz1PLEs
No 7IoLnE sTRrNGTNG oR EHz HAD.
TEE sENsH OF TLsTI AND szALL REsroRID--
For centuries Catarrh has dsfed the akilI oEphys-
icisns and surgeons. No medical work contains
Prescription that will eradicate it. Nothing save
Dr.. GoOCale's Remedy will break il up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preclu
ding the possibility of relapse.
power and mode of treatment everahorded such
immediate relief such universal satisfactiOr.
II PeEstrates the very Of this disease, and
eIteruinases Il, root and branch for ever
From the y. 7. Commercial Advertiser.
Hay, RosE, AND PERIODIC CArAzRH.-Dr. R. Good
ale's CatArrh Remedy and mode of treatment not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety Of
Catarrh but it sLrnguishes the disease forever in
al its types and stages. Every speaks well OF it
Price 81 90 per Bottle Send astaDP for Dr. Coed
slss New Pamphlet on Catarrh its perfect mode OF
rrsatment- and rapid cure Enformstion Of price
less value Send or call at
NssTsT Co., Sole Agents, IS Blsecker St., n. Z
E-Por sale by T. q. LOGAN Co, and LO.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
PROP ySALS FUg FORAGR.
-z-Es sCARTERuAsTER's OFFICE.
DEP.ar-ESr NJ WRsT yraEFsra
CvzzzzL,SD, MD. November lsth- IsS

-EEzzzLaSD, Nd. November 18th 1864.
LAD PROPOSALS L. c.tripIicats are invited bT
y '1= -aderEisned for supplying the QcArtar-
--1s=rr Department IN The Department. Of West
-s--t2 at Charleston. ParkersbUrZ, WheelI1z,
-: -.-zluts, and Gallipolis, Ohio acd the seve-
a- -sP1sE - The line Cf lhv Baltimore and Ohio
rs. -EnberLindr Aartius5urz, EArRsr'S Ferry,
=.Els- & those places, WITH Hay, Corz, Oats and
BIDS Ftl be received for thedeIi7sry Of three raou
..-- -4vO) buaaels Of Corn OF Osts and sfty (5OI
--i q Hay OF srraT and Upwards, and m1It BE ac-
2 t--st 0y a copy Of clis advertisement
1.--=-s must EtaEs A. vhIoh- OF tie above named
g-.-H -1zg propose TO make dsliTeries ald the
-at-= a- F-trE they viii 5saEe deliveries thergst
'E= a--tl== Of sacn article proposed 70 be deii7-
.EH-. --= --e When SD delivery ahaII be com
-.-r-4 sd E1eu 90 be completed
-.E- u ge Puf up in good strong sacks, Hay and
-a-- - -e s-c-r-ly baLst.
s. articles .-er-l 1ldsr the bids herein invited
9. 7- s-a.ect - ! rigid Inspection By = Govern
-=-- Inspector. before being accepted.
-.--i--la =--- BE awarded rom tine u time 70
-- .'=5i FesPons1o!s bidder az the Interests Of
ne 7rF=r -lvl- zsy require. .-- .a.-
30 ---s E--- -s .5uziGeret from parties who have
---- heretofore - comply with their contracts.
A. proposals mast DC accompanied By a Zuarzn-
.s-r- -g t7=- responsible persons, th4. o case
-- 1- = accepted he or they vii. within the time
mel -E=rz5z t1e contract Tor the sane, With good
'-- sE-E.e-E snretes n yum equal = amount %
- i--al1l VI She contracts % deliver forage pro-
go y conformity =lth the terms Of TINS adTsr-
--=4l aud u case a bidder shall fail 70 enter in.
--- s9--zess lnsy 70 mase good the difference be
- .-e -ls- Of said bidder and The next lowest re-
s .'-fer 9r El= person 70 whom the contract
-=5-z=-0.-isy u -Ee y1a-anIars must be shown
~. .----. --T-llcasa Of a Eutre1 SrateI District
- " Attorney Collector of Customs, OF other
t'---t-i sl.-laL- zl0wu BY this oiice-
-.. -t l0s =lll 5e duly notified CT rte acceptance
.7.i-1- II -l=lr prgp0sa-z
- '- -5-Es=al lust De made in duplicate. and be
--'-.el F.-h The ostH Of allegiance OF the par
-5-sz, UR-sss il aAs dI-sady been placed On
- --- ahIne and post once address Of each bid
z'-'' 27 Tr1zt=E n the proposal.
...'-s 'lIst b. addressed TO CAPTAIN G. Farms
.., met SzATTermaster Department OF West
- ., S5iAD-staElt, Nd, and marked Proposals
- rs OF btts. guarantees aGd bouda may
.7l On APPLICATION 20 -afs o4sce. -
r'fh.s received 1ndsr this advertisement
s-.-s sle5 a1t Examined It this otice On WED-
d Z ilt SATURDAY Of each week. At II NJ
- ll5 pectf1lly invited 70 be present st the
'-- ,i Ulds, II they desire.
J. 9. FARMS WORTH
...- captain aud Chief Qy1arteru4 lster
Department Of West virzinis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15

Nsw YoRK- Feb. IA letter received
10 this city from Mexico states that E1-
Senator Gwyun's schsme for the coiouiz n
ton of the Northwestern States Of Mexico
has failed, owing to its being his design
10 Introduce in the country as colouists
large numbers of our Southern rebels, to
which MaIimiliau objected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15

CAR fare in Washington is the only
cheap thing in the place. You can ride
from one end of the city to the other, and
get transfer to go across town for 5
cents
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15

Nsw ToRK, Feb. l4.-Gold opened at
2Os, rose to 7O53 aud closed At 2O7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15

NEW ToRR. Fe0. Il The steamer FIsZ,
with convoy of q vessels loaded with
captured cotton from Savannah, arrived
this morning. No news.
Major Gen. Schofeld has assumed COM
mand of the Department of North Carolina
This places him ct the head OF aIl the mill
tary forces now operating iu tie vicinity
of Wilmington. Il is expected that General
Terry will command a corps under Scho
field.
The latest advices from Cape Fear river
were to the 9th. All quiet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15

on the State citizen uuPrepaTed for his
duties" when laws will be made TO CON-
pei such parent to be just to what is in
deed the Protege Of the State.
Then, sir, will just laws be houored aud
ooeyed by intelligent and happy eitzens.-
Then will religion be respected, and the
liberties of our country, under the blessing
OF God, be secure in the hands of people
both wise and good.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
1855. TRADE OF 1855.
LIST, MORRISON & co.
W holesale Grocers,
PRODUCE DEALERS.

HENRY LIST,
EaEy LIST, IS 4 80 Main ST.,
ROBERT MORRISON.
8ss5- 0lyESP5aT, WHEELING, VIVA.
aEJ. PARES,
WE DESIRE TO GALL rag ATT sNTIOS OF
w the trade our uaIsulIy large and veil
selected stocs Of goods, EIiCl prepared -
of=r on ths L ESorabIe terms Our ilciiirf f1r
transacting b1siI,-s being eqaal To any house in
the city We hope 10 nGsr Inducements 20 the trade
and specially % C-0SE BUYERS, SHORT TINE,
and CASH MEN.
Particular 4tss1tioa will b paid 70 orders aud
goods aId invoices viii 0e promptly iezp tched.
We confidently eEpecs the coatiaGsd patronage Of
our old customers ii solicit call from those who
have never purchased from
We ask attention 20 the list OF leading articles
enumerated below
100 BAGS CHOICE Rrc CoFPEs.
100 Boxes HummeFs kzseucs Coffee.
100 BARRELS HAagf4G ER's AND OTHER
standard brands SYRUP
25 HEOa- NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
as HALF CHESTS IMPERIAL TEA,
so GunpoWder
20 Young Hysou &"
leo Caddie Assorted
100 Boxes and Half BIxes DIRK Tobaeso, So
los and l2A-
IS Butts Light Tobacco, IS snd rs.
so Caddies Dark Tobncco,
so - Light Tobacco, 4 3 aud lO's.
200 % Navy Tobacco, IA.
25 Barrels Smoking Tobacco.
100 900 Wheeling 5Cogas Cigars
$1,000 Choice German
25 Kegs Gedge's twist Tobacco.
100 B1xes Carrots Pack Suuf
10 Barrels Garrett'I Bladder 5uuh
1000 BARREL EANAWHA SALT,
Dairy Salt, Pittsburgh SAT-
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
CandIswick, Cotton and Linen TEine.
MACKEREL, Nos. l, ? and }, in barrels aud
halfbarreIz.
Lake Hsrring 2, White Fish.
Scotch Herr ug.
SOAP. TALLOW CAN0LHs.
| Star CaudIes, Hotel Candles
| LAID Oil, Carbon OIL Petroleum OIL
GROUND AaD GRAIN SPICES OF
| al kinds
| soda, Dye-ssuHs. aud Grocers' drugs,
| Window Glass, Bed COr1s,
Nails. Of all sizes,
| B7cEZsts, Tubs Wrapping Paper,
Matches, WlzhbosCdz
| Powder, SHOT, Lead, Brooms, &c. Ec-, &c.
1900 BBLs- sUPs4 AS0 EXTRA FLOUR,
500 EErra Family Z"
] $40 " ChEmpiOn "
Reliable and B ,st brands Of Flour constantly on
Bacon, Lard, Cheese and Provisions generally.
| ja1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
= z SELLERS & Cc
sOLE PROPRINToRs,


-.aAEA WJC0 AM. SECOND STREETS,
PEC->BCzG, PA.
anon al orders must De addressed.
a--a One Dollar Per bottle.
-.. =-1-zzale aud retail BY McCABR, ,ERAFT
-- 90. REED, EGAPr I Co, and by Druggists
'-r. lrrr. decI5-lydEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-15
RHEUMATIC ConPoUED

reaches the source uf-aII tr0sbEs, and stecsuaHy
san .nss ne dfol-e from tte system D. It5 I'm me-
tf.t- .cliou on the blood. We advise one and ali
- glvz II trlai and became satisfied ot lLs SoH
, 1865-01-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

At Gouvernementet under CITE DENIES
har mcddee!t Politimesterpaa St. Thomas,
Ludwig Theodor Nlssen, der for Tiden af
Hensyn Ill sit Helbred har erholdt Permis-
sion fra n@vnte sit Embede, Constitution
til under Permissionen at fungere som
Procurator we'd Overretten og samtlige
Underretter i de dansk-vestindiske Be-
siddelser med Forpligtclse til at ansees
boende i Byen Christiansted paa st. Croix,
bringes herved til offentlig Kundskab.
Gouvernementets 1ste Secretariat, st.
Croix den 12te Januar 1865.
ROsenstand.
, 1865-01-17

BTaHE Subscriber proposes to open "a
a Day School, if possible, on the first
day of February next.
Parents and guardians who may be
disposed to encourage the undertaking,
will confer a favour by communicating
with him as soon as they can conveniently
do so, when terms etc. will be determined.
C. r. BROWN.
Christiansted, January 9Th, 1865.
, 1865-01-17
NOTICE.

ET Il persons indebted 10 Mrs J. @.
AA KOEFOED, deceased, will please
settle their accounts which have been
due for some time, previous to January
he 18th 1865, if not they will be placed
in the hands of an Attorney for collec-
ton.
St. Thomas Ice Establishment, Deem
Der 3Oth 1864.
VIM. C. CARPENTER.
, 1865-01-17
missing, since they started North. They
acknowledge IS pieces Of artillery lost.
(Signed) JOSEPH H. WILSON,
Brevct Major General"
BrcVct Maj0r-U ="

A despatch of 6 P, NJ, 25th INST, states
that In pressing the enemy HarriSon's
brigade came upon the enemy's infantry,
strongly posted in rail breast-works, and
so close did he push up, that in being
compelled to fall back the loss Of one
gun was involved. The position was,
however, taken, ten minutes afterwards,
but the enemy had run the gun off. The
rebel force was eight b~rigades, of five or
six hundred men each. General Wood,
commanding the 4th Corps, is in support
of General Wilson, and both will continue
the pursuit zealously.
I have heard from Steadman to-day.
He disembarked his troops from cars at
Limestone Creek, seven miles from Deca-
tur, and was marching on that place at
A. M. to-day.
GEO. H. THOMAS, Maj. Gen. CONG.
The department has not received from
Savannah any report except the tele-
grams of General Sherman and General
Foster already published.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
, 1865-01-17
Total S 226,454 II

Balance of deposits S 48,o67 Is
5 new deposit accounts, viz:
l Carpenter. 4 Various.
6 Withdrawals amounting o--$424 81.
Receivers for Saturday, 21st Jan. 1865.
IN CHRISTIANSTED:
Z. E. Mendes, Esq Trustee.
F. G. w. Weiss, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
Geo. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
W. MacFarlane, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, 10th January 1865.
, 1865-01-17
MOTTO E .

M LII persons in possession of books
IA belonging to the Library Of the
YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY for the Promotion
of useful knowledge are hereby request
ed to return them within eight days from
date, for which purpose the Library will
be kept open every day from 8 to $
o'clock p. M.
T. H. ALMON.
Christiansted, 10th January 1865.
, 1865-01-17
FOR RENT.

gQHE HOUSE No. 1 B. Company Street
AZ this town, upper and lower %storiesr
formerly occupied by Mr.. E. WOLFE; and
the store under the corner house. Pos
session can be had at once.
For particulars apply to Mr.. P. HAT
CHETT
December 18th 1864.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
Sermifbtes.

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benti9en @efellt.ft cpn gfeirzDDtf fir Utcrdt 9uIi '65.
Snl Wtonat Suit ldneeten bier i'm @auseu %, 993 BerD=
men, unfer benen f3 1884 Deuii9e ~befanren.
Die Oentiten fanlett aus f~Dlgenhen SGfen
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
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Die aus alien &idtunssrt Der gBinpruie
neutrality-suspicious. 6eltseno1en baben bis
tebt eter 0elesenGeit gebabt, liG ais Mdrtp=
rer elmer srpben Soee 5u betraGten, ais Dap
ibnen Elm uu9etrubter @enub su She'll gez
pOrDen ipare. Die na6lte uria9e bieles un=
belrieDisenpen Helultats linp freiliA niht
Mansel an @alliAteit, ni9t unsenasenpe
SOrberettnngen !; ,ppbl aber Die furAtbare
5tBe, pelGe audi Die BEL ten @rpiefte su S6anz
Den ma6te, aud bic enersil9lten @baraftere
erl6laffen mubte.
NmA ia ltebe inter Dem GinFus pteler tru-
ptl9en Scmmerglut6, inpem iA perlude, ST.
men In fii&tisen 3asen Elm Silp pes Seltes
3u 9eben.
Ser 1000 SUP lunse urD 1000 SUI breite
6auptplab ttnO Der 1000 SUP lanoe unp 500
6uB breite glebenplab beRnDen iih auf Der
garserpeibe. Die 3usanse iino bur@ bpbe
6las9enbaume peitbin fenntliA unp purd
Gbrsnpforten aisee3eiGnet.
SaapiaaftliGen 8et3 5tetet nie lmsebune
0eS vlages ntGt tpettbtn, lAeinbar enplce,
erltredt ltA Die @raSebene, unp nur am nuro-
lpeitlt@en 3anDe beS 5ori3pntes entpeft man
bet tlareut @etter pte slei9 elmer !Suselfetts
lerlheinenpen MtbGn9e Der bpben Sect. ST