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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
MARINE
LIST
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

! SATURDAY, 27th-0rr. schr's Darius Bas-
scit, from Boston for New York; Henry. Merrill,
from Saco Tor do; Fame, Lord, from Elswo oth
for do; John Frederick, Nichols, from Bangor ror
Sagharbor.
/ SUNDAY, 2Sih-orr. ship Pactous, Wise,
from Mobile for Liverpool. Put in in consequence
Of having sprung her rudder.-- Schr's Commerce,
Alesser, from New Bedford; Marine, Smith, from
Bangor; Topaz, Luther from Newbern, IN. c.
for New Bedford; Si,nnl, Chase, from Pr0yi
dence.--SIoops Joseph Brown. i,rown from New
York for Fall River; Moses Eddy. Chid-, from
Providence for New York.
! MONDAY, 29th brig Poland, Gardner,
6 days from Savannah. with molasses to the own
eTs.
WEDNESDAY,, 3ist-arr. ship Martha. Pot
ter, Of this port, with 1900 bh,.. winnie and
$50 sperm oil, from Bay Of Islands 30lh Nov.
last-2l mos. out. Left n short time previous
brig Criterion, Bridges. "f Boston, for Sidney;
Sarah Lee, Weeks, Of Bristol. repairing. full,
2SO sperm Heard Of the Parker, Austin, at
Curtis Islands, about ooh Nov. zoo sperm,
Dec. ~, spoke ship Sir James Sewarr, Gard
ner, of st. Johns, 1900 VIII; I6lI, lai 46, lon
l65 80 w. spoke ship John Adams, Russell.
New Bedford, 1850; Feb. Is, 1887 spoke oil
Cape Horn, ship Jane, from Valparaiso for
Cadz; l2lh, spoke at Falkland Islands, ship
Arab, Jenny, of Fairhaven, whale; 18th,
Milton, Tuckcr,nan. N. Bedford. no oil; Ara
bella, Eldrcdgc, Plymouth, 5 whales; 2Ist,
ship Massachusetts, Brown. no oil, ~ days
from Now Bedford; March 22d. spoke brig
Admiral, Watkins, of Boston, 3S ds. from n.
York for Rio Janerio. May I'd, lat O3 N.
lon Al ID, spoke bark Elizabeth, Smith. of
Bait. from Montcvido for N. York.-An I'm.
glsh shin from Bay of Islands New Zealand
arrived at Bahia 18th April, reports the Sarah
Lee, Weeks, of Bristol, az having sailed Cd
Jan. for Bristol. Left at Bay Of Islands. ship
Erie, Dennis, of this port. 100 bbls. 600 sp.,
do. John Coggeshall, Macy, do. 400, date nm
certain; Envoy, Providence, 1000, date unccr-
tam. May 18th, LAT 81 10 Ion lis 90. spoke
'schr Nonpnreil. of Washington. N. &. for ST.
Thomas; 2}d, lat 81, lon 90 spoke schr Nep-
tune, Cunningham. 9 ds from iIalifnx, N. $.
for Jamaica, supplied the NJ. with provisions;
9th, lat Is 10, Ion 72 30, spoke ship Casco
Monroe, Of Portland, for Mobile, was supplied
with provisions. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

MtrINY.-The bark Triton, Williams, of
Providence, arrived at this port on the 24th
ult from the cust coast Of Patagonia. She
sailed from New York en the 9th of Novcm.
Der last, on u trading voyage to the Columbia
River, and having proceeded as far as the
east coast of Patagono,nn attempt was made
by the chief mate and several of the crew to
poison the captain and take possession Of the
vessel. The attempt fortunately proving M
successful the mutincers were safely secured
in irons and the vessel returned with them
Immediately home. On their arrival here
they were examined before n magistrate. and
afterwards taken To Providence by the Mar
shal for further examination before Judge
PIrMAN, the District Judge. They will have
their trial at the next term Of the u. S. Cir
cult Court, Judge STORY presiding, which
will be held in this town on Thursday, the
18th instant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

.Nr. and Mrs. Bnrncs.-It was rumored, in
New Orleans, that this lady and gentleman
and their daughter were burned up in tie
Ben Sherrod. They had taken berths in this
boat and sent their baggage on board, but,
from some cause, were induced to remove it
To the steamboat Ambassador.--.E y .S,md
Morn. .St,cs.
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REMARKS.

The political character Of the whole Geor-
gin delegation i. doubtful. There is strong
infusion Of political independence in the Van
Buren, part Of the Virginia delegation. Boul-
din, Patton, Garland and others, are no, col
lar men, ns they are called. The Illinois,
Missouri and Michigan forces, are most de-
cidcdly nnti-trensury Circular. Indeed, Mr..
Vat Buren, has no troops now who will stand
all irc,but the New York and New England
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
THIS DAY, June I.
TEN THOUSAND DOLL.4RS FOR
IIDIJR DDIyqRN

rum DoLf<.Ghc.
Dcia,cdre 81. Lottery, Er. Class 90,
To be drawn This Day, June I,
Capitals 10000, $500, 1000, l,5OO, /, ,I72, g.,
% of GOO, Sc.-Tickcts 4.
Literature. Class %,
TO be drawn Friday. June 9,
Capital S6,00O-Tickcts only So.
Saturday, June 3,
Will be drawn the Virginia, Norfolf class ),
IN which are the following SPLENDID
PRITES:-
of 10000, $4,000, 10000. 5000. $500, 1890,
1000, 15 OF 1000, 75 of 500, &c.
Wholcs SO Orr. 81 50-Eights s 25.
Tickets and shares for sale by
b. b. MOVES,
III l-2 7hdmts.sI.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, for
Tickets in any Lotteries, under the manage
meal of Messrs. ID. s. Gregory e. Co. pune
,oaly attended to if addressed as above.
June |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

TmE CRops.-We learn by gentleman
from Pennsylvania, that the growing crops
are beginning to put on the appearance of
good promise. The late rains have proved
signally benefcial; and there is reason to
believe that the gloomy an,cipations so
freely INDUCED in few weeks since, as to
failing crops, will not be realized, at the ap-
preaching harvest.
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administrators Notice.

IuNHE subscribers having been appointed by
u the court Of Probate Of the town Of South
Kings'own. administrator on the estate Of HI-
dam e. Gardntr. late of South Kingston, dec.
andhayipg given bonds ms The law requires. here
by give no,ias 10 ell persons having claims against
said estate, 10 pt-scnt them within six months
from the date hereof. aud all persons ndo b,cd 10
make Immediate payment 10
ROWLAND =. GARDNER, aJu,,.
BEsy. GARDNER.
South Kingston, May 8, 1887. lJune !.
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NEW STORE.
No. loo, Themes. street,
FRESH SPRING GOODS,

EDWARD A. SHERMAN, has just re-
- ceived from Boston, his Spring assert
ment Of New aud fashionable Dry Goods,
selected the past week from tho latest i'm
poriations, and most desirable styles in mar
kct,ard will be offeScd u, as low prices ms any
other Store in this place
also.
Brached and unblcnchcd Shirtngs and
Shce'ings, Bedtcking, Checks, &c. at cx-
trcnely low prices, by the piece or yard.
Newport, 4tl mo. 2OtI, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

The Boston Courier of Monday says that
the money market there has assumed still
more favorable aspect the past week, as tho
banks have discounted freely, and some have
taken all the satisfactory paper which has
been offered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
BRIGHTON MARKET--Monday, May 30,
(Reported for the Boston Atas.)

market. $40 Beef Cattle, y Cows and Calves. and
22O swine. WV
INcEs-BrEr CA,riH sa'rs w.t. ouiek n, An ,d
vance e rb""t 25c per h"ndred aud we advance onr
a. ini"s Wa very lew extra n, ~ hrs q amy 4
G 50 81. ''
'o"s .ro tALv,s -saI's were made ut s25 20 "a
40, ~. aud Si'
swI>E-\o l"is were Sold 10 p"ddie. Al retail and
10 for S"ws, hiih y To u Tor RnrT ,ws
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

ORDINATIoN.-Thc ordination Of the Rev.
Mr.. BROoKs, Pastor Of the Unitarian Congre-
gutional Church, in this town, we understand
will take place OH Wednesday, the l4tl'
instant.
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THE SIMULTANEOUS EXPLOSION.

The Philadelphia Inquirer of Saturday gives
the following account Of a desperate attempt
on the life of the Hon. Edward King:
ATTEMPT UPON TIE LIFE OF JUDGE
KING.
Some time since, in consequence of do
mcstic di(licuty,a husband and wife, residents
of Southwark, parted, and the wife returned
to the residence Of her father. Subsequently
che made application to the Court of Common
Pleas for two of her children, both Of tender
age, which having been granted, suit was
forthwith instituted against the father for
their support. This question came up before
the Court on "Wednesday last, aud among
other evidence, the wife swore that her hus.
band had locked her up IN room and intini-
dated her with q loudcd musket. The case
was heard in all its bearings, and the Court,
through the President, Judge King gave a
decision against the father.
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NOTICE.

A H. persons are hereby forbid negotiating. u
N note for $50 dated Mey 22d 1897, signed
by Nichols Hassard, endorsed by Jas. u. Newton
\ Co payable at the Newport Bank-tlos or
mslsid Ma, 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

where do the French get them fion.!" "Wb,
why. right straight fom the deSh- there; nov
top Jour noise"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

The Court Of Common Pleas for the county
Of Newport, will convene in this town OIL
Monday next, by adjournment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

On Monday morning last. Susan Topham, in
FAINT daughter Of Mr. Samuel Barker, aged
months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

iUFI!.e addition Of about I s feet in length to
the new steamer Kingston has been completed,
and we understand she will 'e-commence running
on Saturday morning leaving this place at o.
clock for Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

The High Prizes arc ming
To illuminate pecuniary
Darkness! =!
This Day, June !,
~ nos. ~ ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets S:,.
Friday, June ..
GG nos. - ballots, Capital $l0, 900,
Tickets 81.
Saturday, June 3.
u nos. ballots. Capital $4,000, All Prizes.
Tickets $40.
Please call and select the Capitals, at the
Old Fortunate Office of
J. G. SHAW.
June l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

THE Governor and Council have authority
to appoint an earlier day for the election, if
they Judge the public interest requires il, and
they will doubtless do 80 in The present in
stance.
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AdministrakO,'s Sale.

Administrators Sale.
ON MONDAY, 5M ofJU.N.E NEXT.
m IA o'clock IA. ~ ioW be sold nt public auc-
lion, on Ae premises,
A LII the right, title and interest which Ed
~Amind Winchester, late Of Newport, ma
riner. dee. had at the time of l.s death in and
to certain Lot "f Land in said Ne~ port. !.
with the Dwelling house and other Buildings
thereon standing, bounded Eastcrly on Third
street fifty feet; westerly on I.o, No. liz fifty
feet; Northcrly on Lot No. 1is one hundred
feet, and Sontherly on Lot No. iI6 one hun
dred feet. Conditions at the sale.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, .a,imr
on Est. Edmund Winchester.
Newport, April &, 1897
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MEMORANDA.

Al Liverpool April 18th, ship Kutusof, Tay-
or. Of This port. for New York in I days
Al Wilmington 18th inst. brig Laurel, Finch,
loading for ST. Croix.
Arr. at New Orleans, 18th inst. schr. Warsaw,
Burdick, Allaknpas.
Al Havana, 3d ul, ship VIM. Engs, Vaughan,
for New Orleans
Brig Gov. Coddington, Bailey, of this pOr,
cleared from Matanzas 9Th ult, for Cowes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

LETTER DEspATCH.--Jas. w. f1ale, agen,
Of the Merchants News Room in New York
adsertises that arrangements are in progress
for the establishment of letter despatch by
special messengers, between New York and
Boston, in accordance with an act Of Congress
of April 80, 1910. 1t is intended to despatch
n Spccia! Messenger from each place every
day by the steamboat and railroad, who will
take charge of all packages and deposite
them in the Post Office respectively in each
city. The charge is to be diminished 10 ten
cenis for single letters. 1t is proposed also
to establish special messengers from New
York to Albany, Buffalo, Philadelphia and
other places.
The Postmaster of Boston, since his return
from Washington, has made a proposition
that the credit system heretofore practised at
his office, shall be continued, upon the under
standing that the postages which have been,
and may be charged subsequently to the re-
ception of the order from the Post Master
General, shall be paid at the end of the
quarter, as usual, in specie or its equivalent.
This proposition being considered as iavora-
be as, under the circumstances, any that
could be made, il was deemed expedient to
postpone indefinitely the meeting which was
TO have been held in Faneuil Hall on the
27th
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

GFAn interesting letter from Mr.. BIDDLE
TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, will be found on
our first page.
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PEOPLES LINE.


Fare from Newport, $3.50, and fonnd.
Hzsn THE steamboat Lex
A Ia ington, Capt. Vanderbilt,
HG.S;:5fSSa;S will leave Newport to-
morrow afternoon, June
I'd, at 6 o'clock, for New York.
The Hour for leaving Providence is fixed
at 4 o'clock, on the arrival Of the afternoon
cars. and New York at s p. NJ.
O. The Lexington will arrive at New
York, in time for passengers to take the Phil
adelphia or Albany Boats on the same morn
ing.
N. B.-Newport and New Bedford pnssen-
gers can be accommodated with Berhs in
this Boat, by applying the day previous 10
her leaving.
For further information. enquire Of II. F..
DREwsrER, No. !, Coonnadc Row, Newport.
June ].
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
From the Pennsylvania Sentinel.
NINIJTE MEN.

The King Of Fr nee vi h ~ ice ten Thousand mrr,
he'd o the hill AID iheniaic he'd down n. H. I"
| The resolution of the adjourned Town
meeting Of Monday, to equip ten thousand
minute men. to sustain the National Admin
isra,ion, is laughed at every where. That
administration needs not Cn armed force to
sustain it, nor has an armed force been raised
to op, osc it. The ballot box is the only ar
tillcry used against political power in this
country. Let the foot Of foreign foe pol
lntc our shores, and all distinctions of party
would merge in patriotlsn,-but let the stand
ard be raised for minute men, to oppose or
support al administration, all that would ral-
ly under it could be carried to the !unntic
ward of the Hospital by corpora's squad of
the "IIollow Guards"
sour army s,core terribly IN Flanders.'
Whether the Legion of minute men are to
serve in Gdscony, .4yreshire, or the Isle OF
SKY, we cannot say, nor can we predict how
many minutes the heroes would stand fire.
Judging from what we have seen, it is more
than probable that the distinguished men who
proposed the formation of the legion, are anx-
ious to sustain the national administration as
penny posts or tide ,raiters, and "pincul,i-
mateIy" trying to use the rank and file of the
proposed legion to that patriotic end.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

GIVE have received a communication
in reply to one in yesterdays X. |. Republ-
can, upon the subject of Banks, Banking, Sc.
which shall be published in our next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
N = W
SPRING GOODS,

Uusr received and for sale nv
- JAMES HAMMOND.
April %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

Il Cask Copperss, I cask Alum just received
u and Cor sale, by b. WOOD. Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

! This produced The most psiolul exctemep,
IN the mind of the deiendani,and while labor.
ing under ,e strongest feelings he visited
mh.ro re- n,oie "s. - sI r;si", ~ ,n nma" S"eu'; er
rrn aimed nearly an hour. The Judge en-.
dcy. red To appcase him by every means in
ms power pnt ~ yam, lie hnally drew
no, ~ n,ssen,;n" :, ', H., a"n I I"s " % 49,.
his lady, whose attention had been arrested
by the vehement language Of the excited vi
ster' sprahg between the tw", struck ih" p's-
WINS charoed G.I ,n"" ~. M a. n,', g., ,h;s -
net. and the presence If mind ,f Mrs X ,he
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01


GFThe Probably More So Currency
The following small change is circulating IN
Philadelphia:
The President, Directors and Co. QfMe
TINKERS BANK at WASHINGTON,
pledge their priraie fortunes to pay the Bearer
TEN CE.NI'S in BRASS, on application
within the G.4OL LIMITS Of the said City.
AMOS KENDALL, President.
X. W. WHITNEY, Cashier
THE SIMULTANEOUS EXPLOSION.
1t is worthy Of remHI that the Southern
and Southwestern Banks suspended specie
payments before intelligence had reached
that quarter of the explosion in New York.
The Mississippi and Tennessee Banks stop
ped about the 9th instan.-the Mobile Banks
on the llth-the New York Banks on the
12th-ihe New Orleans and Boston Banks
on the 18th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
u ia
Last Cong

T'hc FoIIowTny STATES are yea to elect Their
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
LOST Ols MvSCARUEED.

Newport, May 90.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
BeOinsunsen oieIer Seitun9.

'1.Der Wreis oisler 3ettunsi IL: Gin
1baIer uno fhnfuneswansis @e"t 8
fhroen Sabrsans in % orausbe5eh /:
:uns; Gin abaler uno fhnfsis @snts
venn innerbalb oreY mpnaten, pom @n,:
pfanse eer 3ejtuns an,-5wsy 13aler
meti innerbalb oena Sabre,-uuo g 1ba:
Ter uno fnnfsig Gents ,penn na6 Ser:
lauf beGelben be5ablt piro.
4. g. Sir einetur5ere 3eit ale feds N|e'
nate tpiro cine Sublcriftion ansenosn
,nen, unb bic 3eituus fann nibt aufse
#seben weroen bio aae &undfaaee be:
ablt fne.
I 8. Betanntma6unssn fofen: Sa'
cine QNo6e 50 @euts oaS Btered fI'
eiuen Monat 81 uuo far Elm Sabr 8 Gba
INr oaS Diered.
~8riefe &c. an BEN 9erauSsebe'
mh0en poltfrey ein8efanctwsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
gtrtrone's q b tbieD.
Ole 81 u e..


eeb' mpbl! bu tbeures 2ano, oas MIDI
aeboren
Die Gbre ruff mid tpleoer fern Don bier.
llub ADJ bic fuse 3cfnnng 1T psrIoren,
Die ib ssbe9t, 81 ruben emit in Dir.
Der Oelb, beB Name fitlt Die weite @roe,
. Oat mid nit 6reuno lbaf ftsshte abers
/. bault :
=: Sdb rrar in Rubia uno @lId (tetS
h iein 9efdbrte
SD miu ss nun I'm llna'a6 au6 ibm fevn'
misl 1anf<uS (onntp fb in (tiu<m
II l98li6e,
iino ban7ten feiner @ate gbr' uno 8ldd;
Dob faum eetIieB Der Sie9 oe6 0eloeu
s Gbritte,
90 ,oaet bic a,eu'oien N0 snrad.
Do1 mid lbrsdt ni6t Der QEe6leI
II. Differ Grbe,
SD btisb' i'm trsu, uno MIL rnieb gang
~ ibm pelbn l.:
=: SD war in Nubss, 'e.
Gin na6ter Sels, fern son Gurppa's
&aFs
ST gum @sfansniB ewis mir befimmt
SNbt Sreuness:1yof oriuat ie in biele
@ Wnlte,
Rsin WeIen III, bas 1beil an Sbmer;
bier nin1mt.
Dob wsu i9 2rSfer neiaem Safer
Weroe,
20 tpirb mein s9id(al osnno6 berslid
iepn.
Il: Sd marin Mubns, &c.
sss SD bin @oltat, t,sin bSdfss Gut
bic gbre,
sd liebe fie, aub cbne 0Ian5 II. Gbsen;
3 gibt eaB msin 9lame eit1lt serespist
weroe,
golat' i@ Dir sabin, 0 NapOleen
SD foIste Dir i'm pileen gDafsnta'13e,
SD tbsi!ts bsinsn &ubna uno aud ee'n
8E -.~ =. @Ind:
s.,: SD tpar 0efabrte eir i'm bbbfsn
@lan3e.
Germ tbei[t i1 AUDI cein taTtss Mie'
'".s~' sslaid.
~ uno tit cR Sle9eeVogU sHIu ""tV
i -. s..~-s e.. perfblefsn,
aQD;nft ibt1 tt;n 2erbeet rnebr uno tsine
- !GrOn';
gDig tbn Die Mett aus ibsem S6eoe
s@a-~s@ III =. eerfe6sn,
GDits sislsr SeIs (sin 9rst, ttats sinsm
2 z 49,. 1bson:
gerssbeus rift Die mslt mid eann
3ushde,
sdh fam nur i'm sss 9er5ens 1tisbe
B -. peibu:
3: Sh mar Gsfabrte Dir i'm tb4fea
80 - : = = @lad,
sd, .pilt audb ibsr'm @ssbs treu oir fspu.
wbisfp perfauft in 9aItlmsrs
,u7E 6 sslt6 Die S3ofIOf1, ~ sg.sz@
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
SQmfa& bet1 3 ten yunp, zeaz.
9ie Dereinisten Staaten.

9ie Dereinisten Staaten.
Oie DOR einieen Monoten itatt-
| sefunoene 2lufnobme .. 2(rFonI as
|unD Olicbi9on in Den Staoten'
bunb, mabt su bisler Ssit einsn
|Nudblicf auf oen Se9inn OeS
lStaatenbunOes intersBont, Der
|perb dltnl6md6is flein onfens,
Juno jeet eInen Sldhenroum elm
|nlmmt, Der ben 2Otten Sbeil 0er
9onSeu groe ousmo6t.
Ols pereinisten orelsebn &o(os
|niem neI6e bic ulHobb ban9i9feits'
@rfldruns erlieBsn uno annob'
men, i'm Sabre l778 einen Dumb
| |(6to6en, uno 1880 Die jeRl9e
Gonltitutipn Der Per. Staoteu
biloeteu, poren: S>su 9omlbire,
Wa0abufstte, Nbooe SelonO,
Connecticut Neu = -Oorf, Nsus
Serlep, Nenn(ploonien, Oelamos
re, MarDlon0, 9ir9iniem S(oro
Carolina, Slo Carolina uno
9eor9ien. Que on0ere Staateu
,pelde jest Mit9lieOer Der onion
InD, rpur0en 1eitoem in Dlelelbe,
in folsenoer Sronuns oufsencm>
men,
rtnont, tre(bes 8. 0Ieus
Dert 9etrsnnt spuroe, tporo 1894
In Den StaotenbunO ouf9enomen.
SenneGen welbes .. NorD
Carolina obgefbnltten wuroe,
tparo 1896 oufgenpnn1en.
&entuG y, ei9sntll6 Elm
Sbeti oeS Serritoriums .. 9lr-
9inien tporO 1899 ols Staot in
Ion Union ouf9enommen.
8 y 10 tparo 1909 ouf9encn'-
men.
2ouiFana a, =. granfrei6
anssfauft, waro 1919 oufssncm<
men.
SnoianM Elm Sbeil bee
WOrowef : Serritprlums, woro
1916 oufgenommen.
M iBtBtppi Elm Sbeil bes
Ser1ltcrIums y. 0eor9len tparo
1877 ouf9enomrnen.
gu tnoi s, Elm Sbell oes
NoroweIt 9sbists, aufseuoms
men 1918.
2llob a m A. elm Sbei( ..
0eor9ieu, oufsenommen 1919.
81 al u {, obseEbnltten ..
MaBabu(stts, tporo aufssnem'
men 1920.
gRtb euri, Elm She'll bes
.. Sranfreib obgetretenen Sc:
biets, woro aufgsnommen 1920.
4 fon a ., Elm Sbeil oes
=. Uranfreieb ob9stretenen &C.
bets, tparo 1886 aufgencnsmen.
81 / cb t9 am 1905 aIs See
biet erfldrtI roro 1887 in Die
lnlon aufsencmmen.
gs TT uisusi1t uibt oasemetn
|betanntt oaB Die 9dlfte oes Su
Den Qer. Gtaoten gebbri9en ge'
tiets yvenig peer Feline Seobtfer>
uns entbdlt. Benn Dom 4uss
fub bes Sabine Slu6es cine ee'
lraoe 2inie n6rolib na6 Dem Mi'
Beuri sssossn pates, uno- .. BORT
in norp6fllbey Nibtuns nacbbsm
liouOfsn $beil oes See Mibt
gan, 70 rpuroe Die bfllbe 2lb-
|tbsilun9 fait Die game 0epblfsr-
an9 eia(hliesen, ObsIei0 Ole
weItAbe 2lbtbelluns Den 9rSBten
2anotrib eutbatt, oer fat mar .,
Snolaneru be.ppbnt miro. -
r.. G. timms 5. o.
Sn e,lSerne Gauntpi pennfDl-
|eonlsn, tou cine Sllbermine ents