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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-09

The Quincy Argus states that no less than
500 buildings are going up in that place Thu,
season. Indeed every town on the Mississp-
pl will greatly improve this summer. The
fine farming country on both banks Of the Mis-
sissippi, render every convenient landing sure
of a prosperous village, aud in few years we
will see cities where little villages now stand
A new paper has recently been commenced in
Quincy, entitled the Quincy Wing, which, as
its name indicates, is federal in politics.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-09

SEED Fresh Timothy Seed TO,
a sale low by L. X. O'FERRALL.
June TO- 50.4t.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-09

We hove frequently had occasion to refer TO
the injustice and cruelty Ctic Government To-
wards The Indians. Nearly twenty millions
OF dollars have been expended, and much
blood shed, In the attempt TO drive the Semi
noles from tie Everglades Of IfIorida--sthe last
spo. Of earth that they haveeft 10 set their feet
upon, and entirely useless 10 us. Preparations
seem to be now making for spending perhaps
IN equal sum 10 enforce upon HE Cherokecs a
lIatldAAenk treaty!
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-09

seem to be now making for spending perhaps
IN equal sum 10 enforce upon HE Chcrokecs a
'JrattdR!ent treaty!
We cut the above paragraph from the Co.
lumbia 80. CAP Telescope Of tho 9th inst
Had we seen 1t in northern print we should
have passed it by unnoticed; but finding il in
Il southern print, almost our next door neigh
Dor, and one too, thai for years past has been
foremost in advocating tie doctrine Of state so.
vcreignty and state rights, we must confess
surprised us little. Is the Government, ofthe
United States 10 blame for fulfilling her solemn
pledge 10 the state Of Georgia? Or are the In
dams TO occupy Florida, and butcher our breth.
rem at pleasure, because 10 remove them it
costs the government some twenty millions Of
dollarsi What was the government formed for
II IL was not for the protection Of its citizens;
and il would be pi,llul concern indeed. if be-
fore ii extended its protecting arm, the cacr.
laion had 10 be made Of lis cost in dollars and
cents. The lives ard property Of our citizens
are sacred, and must be protected by the Gen
eral Government, cost what itmay, lift should
even take the last dollar out Of the Treasury
and we have poor opinion Of that mans pa
iriOtism who whenbe sees his fellow citizens
lie aNh properly III ddhUeT' WolJu SET doWD
and calculate the value oft in dollars and cents,
before he undertakes 10 stay the assassin hand. |
The editor Of the Telescope has been pleas.
ed to term the treaty with the Cherokees as
Fraudulent. His say so will not mako it frau
JuIent--.onc thing, however, in its favor Is GER
lain; it has been duly ratified, and the timefor
The removal of the Indians from our territory
,as been pponsed---hey have had sufficient
notice TO prepare themselves for remo9al--''I,at
inc ls now near at hand, and 90 they must; ii
he government of the United States does not
emove them, Georgia will take possession Of
Ter territory at all hazards
Ga. Constilutionalist.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-09

May II, 1898. 47-ta
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
U. r. BOBBITT, Crk.
Sept. 10, 1888. 15-4t
Regimental Orders
Sept &c, lG-dt

Canton, Sept. 10, 1898.
vEllE Twenty-fth Regiment will
NJ parade at Canton, on the Cd Satur.
day, or 10th OF November next. at ten
O'Clock. A. NJ. armed and equipped, as
the law directs, for drill. inspection
and review. Returns will he made bv
the Captalns, to the Adiutant, Of the
strength and condition of their compa-
MES. The commissioned and non,
commissioned officers will meet on the
two previous days, at ten O'Clock, A..
NJ, for drill and inspection. Officers
Of the Regiment will extend promptly
and without delay the above orders
within their respective commands.
The Rrgimental Staff are hereby or
dered to attend every day armed and
equipped as the law directs.
BY Order Of BrigadierGen. ATKINSON.
WIN. +. JONES, COlonelof
he e5@ Regimen, Mississippi Militia.
Sept 10, 1888 l5-8t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
ROBERT M'INTYRE.

Livingston, Jnne %, 1898.
GTDuring my absence from the
State, persons having business with
me, will please call ON Mr.. JonN M.
Rom, at Vernon, or Mr.. II. N. Tuomp.
SON, Ways Bmil.-either of whom is
authorised to receipt for claims due
John M. Rcbb & Co. II. MI.
July a, l838-6-3m+
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17


a.aU ctan ln
H. ..l #..a.
D nma ..|..
a..U.| ...Ha .. .
a thr 'UaH U. t1n.aa .n N.nH. -h.
", aay Nu'u.tf m.i. fh. rHHr
r.enltI 1at' oT pnf.. of laTt.lif.
be NutG. West i,o. %I.u p. 'utu
.hF 10. range ) fact lF,Ioi 900. a6i
sUI 90 .oId vs. satisfy ihe ubo.e stated
asc.
s.. ~ FtOrRNOY, AhrF
Sept. . 1873 pr. ice eIl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17


KfFt
~ " tu.'
UruI
I uH hf
fr IUuIIr. fHmI
hihH t
.aI.efH...aIv mIesNf.' Cd. DIl..u
PEU.CNEl.
ifH IUtk ruhfauu1I mf, 'Ht
l4frl bonds f'1N, .lt yrsH u.l,"ns
.1t hl Stakeholder. damhy imported
Eaplc. grind d.m ty iarocL %. e.
dam by imported Nrnlo1; egg.
dam by imported Ariel; q. "a. q. q.
dam by imr1r'6iSL Gcucr, sc. Sc.
Jim. blood is inferior 90 thlt ol mo-
horse living. As aracer. lhave To-
say TINT he has started twelve times
and has been cjeh, time, winner At
two and three mile heats. HIS SER
vices are offered thus low to induce
my nciChb0rs Ia try the experiment
Of breeding their own stock, which
experience and observation have pro-
ven to me ViiI promote their interest
lie will be exhibited on the Canton
Course on the Goth instant.
JOHN II. WALKER.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
STEAM COTTON PRESS.

STEAM COTTON PRESS.
'NllE Subscriber takes this method
81 informing the public that the
STEAM COTTON fRESS in the
City OF Nicksburg, will be in fllI ope
.allon on the 6rst day Of October
lie Is now prepared Ia receive and
safely store Thirty thousgnc bales oi
Goth NJ seven hundred biles can he
compressed per day; and be viii ship
ind erwafi "a any point desired rs
ihg owner.
WI. u. WASHINGTON.
Tie Manchester Wlls, Canioa
leul4. lesanalan &iandassL tive.
1hit lhi.ie1n. Mll p4llia1 nie ahaee.
ui nfw Va tiel0 Respective aeamais
= t.. TIE lof payments % "a bel
s
taaiua, sept o. 1889 utd
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
NOTICE..


vyvEIE Subscribers offer sale their
n STRAIN, Saio and GriH MI, ON
the banks of Big Back. twenty-five
miles above Canton, and about TWEEN.
~ above Moore's Bluff. The engine
has sixty horse power; the piston
ionr feet stroke, and is capable Of run
nlng any number of saws that may
be desirable. The machinery WIS
built under the special superintend.
ence OF a gentleman of great eSperi-
ence, and IS believed to be superior to
any set OF machinery in the State
Timber Of all kinds may be obtained
convenient 10 the Mil; AMI the mar.
ket for lumber isat all times good
Terms will be 1000 in cash and the
balance at such times as will allow
The purchaser far chance of making
ihe payment from the proceeds al thr
h'll. II nul sold 20 private sale IBIS
property will re sold 10 auction on
Use pren.sesun tbe slltinsi.
FElTS. JONES 4 CO.
Sept. D, 1890. fa-H
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

ftfH It'll ffff
81 lIml lH'a AI fem
ttH4
Wmlf p.t m ainshmeai
N.e. mf
ST. ma I $1,000
UN ust1.t1.y 81 Aity igl0 came
lhe mI ramlHhf hn attorneys and
tHr Helrhueuf .a Obs case being "a.
turned dds executed, aH1 ihe defend.
pnt atint iuarpcaf and giye special
badnnA rIe1d herein. u IS therefore
considerably the count thatuuless The
wid defendant do appear here on or
before the first dag ofthe next term Of
fll, court and give special bail and
plera herein. Judgment Gnal hy default
Min he rendered against him and the
property attached BE- so,l. II IS iur-
lher ordered that q copy Of tins @rdel
togethcr with q specification of the
cause of action and the amount claim
ed as due from said defendant TO said
plaintiff, be published in the Canton
Herald Tor four weeks successfully and
TINT all further proceedings be stayed
herein untllthe ncXttermof this court.
s. H. LIVINGSTON, Crk.
BY @. +. PACK, pept'y.
Jarrett Il .NiicheH =. &.
Sept &c, l6-4t.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
JAMES II. benson,
Administrator de bonis
non of M. M'Caiirey,
PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.


THE Su scrber wishes to dispose
- OF his plantation, sixteen miles
from Canton, at the head waters Of
Doak Creek, consisting in all, of about
nine hundred and Twenty acres; one
hundred and sixty of which are under
high state Of cultivation. Said land
Is lying in Sections q and 90, Town
ship 10, Range 5 East. The above
described property if not disposed OF
al private sale, before the 18th Of
November next, will be sold on that
day, on the premises at public sale to
the highest bidder. Terms, one
thTd cash in hand; the balance in one
and two years; bond and approved
security required.
GEORGE S. GRANT.
September IL, 1888. l4-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17


ID virtue of aH order .| frf
I'D bate Court 81 MHsoa a
State Of Mississippi. rau'ad af OIL.
June tenn. 1883 80 Wd rWft tlH.
e. aamints'fatur Of tl6 estate ri HI
ehaeI Mtailfey. dfrrlfed. ! siaII 81.
coed 10 sell. GA ibs loh Jay ~ Ortr
next, M the town Hl Nataftm. fufu
county, the following dcacnbcd lol u
parcel Of land knoen o. iot No. CT. @.
laid down IN the plot ct said towB,au
belonging 10 the estate Of ihe safe
deceased, on a credit Of one, tWoan,
three years--the purchaser giving
bond with approved securIiy'
ALSO
On The 22d day OF October next,
shall proceed to sell, 10 the town q
Canton, on a credit OF one, two ant
three years, all OF the following =
scribed lands, 10 wit:--1'he west ! alt
Of the southeast quarter Of section 25,
township 8, range west; contalnn.
eighty and fifty-three hundredth acr,s
and the west halt Of the north-eas
quarter OF section SO, township Q
range Q west; containing eighty anc
twenty-eight hundredth acres, Il @.
the s. w. 4 Sec. % township 8 X
west, containg 80 and fifty three hun
dreth acres-all Of which is the pro .
erty belonging to the estate Of said de
ceased.
JAMES II. benson,
Administrator de bonis
non of NJ. MCafirey,
July 4, l8 j8-6-ts deceased.
The above sale is postponed until
Monnay the 22L Of October next.
0J-The Yazoo Banner will adver.
tse the above described lot until sale
and charge this office. marx cbargcs.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17


hH
HSH4I
.HeI t
ainH
H. t.a#a a+ ta ae..al iai
.a.s..r.HIel.et t.hHana
HrI 0rsIu. ltr therefore rfH sm.
ereI hy t.rlaaat lIa'm.ra he lll
Acknowledgements o on or before
tho frft1vo. ihrtast term ' ibl.
court aul 1ito .ptaHl lalI snd Ie'o
herein. ulaucni final by delauIi NuI
DO rendered arrinst mmnnd tha cstni,
attached be- sold. i further order.
rl thuta copy Of this order together
with q specification of hc cause eiac'
4 ton end the amount claimed os due
from SAID defendant to said plaintiiibe
Published in the Canton lielald for 4
weeks successfully and that all further
proceedings be STAYED herein until the
next term of this court.
5. y. LIVINGSTON, Ctk.
BY q. F. PACK, Dep'ty Clerk
TNpptr d Rollins 7. z.
/ Sent 2f. IG-lt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17


y ilcma, - 49,
Noei y 81
Smith e. Rogers \
VN lfu ialhda, ~ n
The nA plaintiff 4. 4
we .lil'shneu, u H. y =.
danis failing 70 ar,.,. =
cal bad and plead 49,. -
tore considered b. 4, ls'a'
less The said defeadsuu,,'. ~
on or be 0 e the f 'r,', '''g
teri tern . q u, court anil n n.
Jna plead ..,, herein jud s''.s'
default acI u. wlII be RENDERED ~
and a. 5l. the property aitacb.; II
Is further ordered lha,
order together with , ' : "
the cause Of acticnand,Sss
med as due from said 4 s.I''
said plaintiff, 6a pubIishssii
ton Herald for four Week,
ly and that all further .,a,'''
stayed herein until ii, r N.Y.
tins court. 'A
$. D. LlvlNCs1u
=, By 0 F PACK, D,ss'
". Dranc, p O.
Sept 26, l6-at
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

iHiee HtpTp Ut'NN' We.
JlM-A copper colored boy, low
heavy set, about thirty years Of age,
speaks quickly when spoken to.
SQUlRE--A copper co'ored boy,
low and heavy set. about q years Of
age, rather dull and downcas'.
JOllN--A black boy about seven
.een years otage
lhave but little doubt that these ne.
groes were stolen ortaken oil hy some
white man. ] will give the above re-
ward OF One Hovs0ad D0lidyS, for the
Of the negroes and the
thief. one hundred dollars each for the
negroes if taken ont of the State, or
fifty dollars each ii taken within the
State. B. l.. PRITCHARD.
Canton Miss. Oct. 8, l7-6t
The Tuscaloosa Flag and Arkansas
Times and Advocate will please give
the above six insertions in their week
ly papers ana forward their accounts
othis office for observation-disclosures
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has deposited in
Il the hands Of N. Callahan, ESQ.,,
OF Canton, the notes, SC, due the late
firms Of Simmons & M'lntyre, and
M'lntyre. Williams & Co., for collec-
ton. Those who wish to save cost,
will do well by calling and settling in
due time.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
EXECUTORS SdLt.

=
Eel virtue of an order from the Hon
1.-THE Probate Court of Madison coun-
ly State OF Mississippi, granted at the
September term of said court in the
year OF our Lord 1888. to the under
signed rs executor Of the estate OF
tlnga J.. Henderson Deceased; shall
on Thursday the 9th day of November
next. before the Court House door of
Madison county in the town OF Canton
and State of Mississippi; proceed 10
sell to the highest bidder. on IA credit
o' twelve months; the undivided in
terest of Hugh l.. Henderson Decd.
IN and TO that valuable piece of prop.
erty known MS Lot No. ons. in sonre
No one; las laid down in the plat ofthe
town OF Canton; said Ilenderson's in
terest being one third of the above de.
scrIhed lot. Also n lot of books he.
longing TO said estate.
e. W. HENDERSON. Erecfr.
Of H. l.. Hahrson d,cG
riih me triH aaaered.
sept %, lG-9w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
NHERIFI \ SALE.

NIlEitIi y - titss
Reddick 5. Hunter On yendItlonl
vs. ENponG, "a
2dw'd. T. Mitchell ! octtcrm 1888
Vm. A. Lack and in Madison
] "-rson Hughes. cucult court.
DY virtue Of the above stated case
Id to ne directed, ! will expose to
,, bic 81 cash in the CURRENT
AIN OFTIIE UNIFIED STATES,
at the door OF the Court House, in the
own OF Canton, on Monday the 18th
lay Of October next, "A lot Of LAND
,nown as lot No. 40, in the town Of
jacksonville; levied on and will lie
sold to satisfy the above stated case.
s. NJ. FLOURNDY, Sh'A.
Sep 70, 1888 l1-5t pr fee Sc
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

GEO. B. SALMON, having OPEN
~ cd Cabinet Shop in Canton.
respectfully invites his friends and
all persons who may need iur' iture.
to give him Il call, as lie will have
constantly on hand. or make 10 or
der, Sidebomds, SeCretarys, Bureaus,
DeAS, Book Cuscs, Cea!r', Pier anil
Carl TABLES, Dining oai Tea Tajies,
CradleS, CribS, PcdsteaiS De-, G,c.-
Damaged furniture will he repaired
in the best manner and on short notice.
All kinds of TURNING will be done
10 order. He also has a Tin Mo2
in which all kinds of TIN WARE
may be found, or made to order as
may suit the purchase.
September / 2, 1889. i4u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
NOTICE


THE undersigned commissioners
appointed to open books of subscrip-
tion to the Pauiaing and Pontomc
Rn'l Road Company, will open said
books on the Gath day of September
next at Canton, and remain open ten
days. Five per cent on the amount
OF stock subscribed in the notes Of the
chartered Banks of this State will be
received on the first instalment OF said
subscription.
r. NJ. cox.
S. ID. LIVINGSTON,
N. CALLAHAN.
Commissioners.
August 90, 1893. l2-7t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
STATE OR M,

Madison Circuit Court
1883 II
Charles B. Green lCh,..I
(No 655) vs.
John l. Monks al
ON this 10Th DAY ofN,,',i
the said plaintiff BY his stirl
the attachment in this cas-
turned duly executed,aad n
ant failing to appear giyegl
and plead herein. Iisl.gI
sidered by the court that
aid defendant do apDeu5I
Def re the first day d tlsn
this court and give Speed
plead herein Judgment fad
will be rendered against ID
estate attached be sold. h.
ordered that a copy Of III
gether with a superintendent
of action and the amount !,
due from said delendantss ID
till be published in The Ca
for four weeks successirt.s
all further proceeding Aa
in until the next term ofiM
$ ID LIYlNGSl0I
BY Q F p-cE, DtnJ
Garrett d Mitchell, re
Sept %, l6-4t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
$1,000. Reward.

RANAWAY or SYOLEN
from the plantation oI'the sub
scriber, near Canton Madi-
son county Miss ,on the night
of the 23d Of September last,
Three negro BOYS. viz:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
9PdCb ffer @onaree.

Der "Steuyorf Grpree" bonn lesten Srsis
tag liefert eire lange aber intereBante GabeL
le megen bem ndhlten @cngre6. 98ir eries
ben baraus, bas bereitS so Witglieber ers
wdblt finb, unb bas 54 Bis nddten Wouat
sn eripdblen fInc, ndmlid,:
SIM Staat yteuDcrf, ben erffen Mlcuta9,
Dienltag uno Wittpcd i'm 9topember. @5
tperben 40 9lieber erfpiblt.
WaGad,ufetts, ben ;ipeiten Dienta9 ixt
0tcpember, IL @lieber.
Staat Dslaware, am ;,peiten Dienifas i'm
0iepember, Mit9liee.
Sn @idigan, ben erifeu Wacnta9 uno
Dienita9 i'm 9tpoember, Wsitgliee.
Sm @ansen 54 Mitslieber.
Die anbern 96 Mt9lieber ,peroen i'm eau,
fe bes ndhiten Sribjabrs NIB Scmn,erS
eripdblt.
Bon BEN eripiblten @lieoern baben bic
@bias As; bic 9cfc Spfo cber Ban 8uren
partei AZ; bies sei9t eine. 3uuabme ben Q
Bbiss@lieber. @S 1T nnm0slid, fir jett ut
beitinimen, was oas 9ieiultat ancerer Staas
ten fcin wirb. slleiu bic 9lusIdt 1T, oaB
trpB ben lesten @reignifen ge9en benirlten,
Ie cine Mebrbeit i'm ndd,lten @cn9reB baben
tperbeit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
Stauo Der 9yarteiell.

pcunfifoaaif6er Staats
Senat. Eerlelbe tpirb beiteben ausS
@,egenniaurern uno Srei noe BON Scfal
9iitner-rno aus 10 ecfc 0cfc San Bun
Wdnnern.
pennfifUanifd,eS Gaus b
Heprdfentdnten.-Nan glaubt, nl
bic fcl9enoe sInaabe als ri6tig anaenrmnsl
tperben faun, ndmlid: @e9enmaurr 4
in Der Staot Vhilabelphia a. @duntp pbia
betpbia 8. @tetter 4. eonfaiter 6. Snniat'
Waifflin unb lluion 3. cHeiana /. Oauphl
2. Setancn 1. Sountiu9scn .. Seaper2
slac9bcnp 4. Butler |. GsIaware /. 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
Sapio 9l. Norter's Stimmen III Snn.
tinabCn Gauntp.

8etradbten mir ben @dblberid,t ber ituter'
fhieelitten Gauntics bieIes Gtaats, 70 be-
merfen mir nidts mebr slufaQenceres ale
Seu BON Suntin9bpn, pprters S,etniatb, fpr
er leste, no er cine 5amilte erScs, mo er feline
@efhdfte trieb, no er bic Benefit natm; tpc
er ais Seuatcr in bic Stdats9efesgebun9
efipdblt puree lino ali bemfelben Ylabe,
no fhlieflit eas @clf jenes @aunties Gjeles
9enbeit bate Die llrfunben ieiner ane y r.
q den Sanblun9cn su unteriuden nne
barnad, iein llrtbeil si fdllen-tpie ilberle9t
uuo ebrlih banoelten bier nitt feline 9fad,bas
rem !-@r, biefer Dooic q. pcrter, fiel bier
ilber beinabe Elm taulen6 Stimmeu prild
aesen unlern ebrlihen "Sauern'8pnoernor'
Spfepb r.-p6rt es, ibr betrcs
senen Gr,pdbler ben YcnniIlpauien ! Oieie
S,anrluug Der Selpobuer pcn Suntin9oOn
@auntD, ipridt lanter, als ale gcbun9enc
Oruder Gud pcrfi9eu m6sen. Die Stints
Der Wabrbeit 1T mdhtig unb pffeubart iTd,
Fam uahbrildlidfcn, ba man ben Maun
fennt.'
Iidt ale Su9eno ber @rfpdbler 9enniIls
paniens 1T bel bieier gBabl perIoren gsgans
sen 9icd hcrridt bieielbe bic unb ba in ben
9ieiden gin;elner, uno penn biefclbe, ipie in
Sountinsbcn @auntp, for9fdltis bewabrt pirb,
70 1T nrd) Soptfnnn9 fir uuiere 70 tief ernie.
criste Sreheit, Die bon uufern @esnern bel
Der leeten @ahl 70 iddnblid 9emiebraud,t
wurce. - Scfmln9 9-Sa, mir haben bad
3utrauen, tas Die ehriiden Semrbner penm
fIlpaniens nid,t abCn ,perben, bic biefer fir
te 70 ipidtige punft ihrer Seltititdnei9feit
aebOri9 unterildt pirb, auf melde 9lrt bieier
pcn bem Cabinet 81 @aidin9tcn linen aufs
9ebrin9ene Gema9c9 als @puperntr ermiblt
wurte !; ibur, ben ieime Iadbaren fenrcn,
unb bic Sebenfen truaen, ibm cine Mehrhett
ibrcr Stimnlcn gu 9eben, ,peil er feinen slns
fpruh auf 9iehtlihfeit unb ceutfte Sicbcrs
felt hat uub nie taben fam. Denn IAN
ben Sriibten ,perbet ihr fIe erfcnneu ?"
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Sc ablin sc arp(an d

Die 9anse 3ahl Der einsc9cbenen g.
men fur @cupernDr in eieiem Staate iibs
III. Sierocn ertielt Nr. G,rdien 275
uno SNr. Stcele %, ,456-ic bas bic ride
Neebrbeit fir Nrn. @rdien 259 Stimmcf
Sir ben Senat fTno IL S8bi9S mb 81.
70 Sefcs erwiblt, NIB fur baS SHauSIr
relesatsn 40 Wbi9s uue 35 ecfc SIS
Sn Grieoerid) @auntD baben stpei unhl
Sent @auntp erei @aneioaten fir bic q
aaten Stelle alside Stimmcu erbalten, b
es mitITen baber in bieien Sannties fe
Wahlen 9ebalten weroen. Dad, cbis
8erift ,plreen bic gSbi9s bel pereiit
Stimmuns eme Wlebrbeit pcn 8 Stimii
baben.
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Nr. Scrrelt, Der beriihmte ShauIpieler,
ben bic Coco Scco's bon gieupcrf fpe9en iei'
nen lhSnen fiinftliden 9leben, bic er fur
bic Ban 8uren 9artei allccrt9e halteu, aus
Cant als Ganbipat fir ben @cn9res uuf9es
ipmmen bate, bat bieie @bre at9elebnt unb
madt nun ,piecer feline @rlheinuu9 auf ben
2beatern in 9ieuycrf unc philadelphia. Gr
wirb wcbl wiiien, bas bas Gapitclium in
Mafdinstpn fein e teater it, uub eas
bic 9iclle, Die er bort iiternebmsn fcn, nidt
eenus eintrd9t-cber bic Sadie, fpeldbe ieine
Sreunbe burd i'm su pertbeici9en sebenfen,
;u abseldmadt it, ccer feinen Grfcl9 pers
pridt.
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Wir fInb es iinlerm 8aterlanbe, ipirllfs
unfrer Gage fdulci9. III
Demnad, glaubt bic Stadts @Inie
Der @crreipcnoeuS uub qBadfainfeiPaP
ihidlib ici, obne 8er;ns MaBre9elnIi Y
men, um ;n ilnteriuden, auf ipeldeFrtc
Babl 9ebalten iperoen, iInc pcbnrdreIt
Iefultat er;ei9t tpurce. Sebt tit le It
um llnteriiihunsen ansuifellen ml +
Gbatiaden nod frild, uno bic Setef
gen neu fnb. east uns bieies fribft
tbun, entftlofen uno aufridtis. edt !
anfansen nit benz ehrlidenSpriae, ba
Der slussans ausfallen ipie er mil, nr |
bemlclben rnter,perfen tpcllen. Dieiiil
pfidt alcr berer, tpelfe fir 9leid,eRl
unb serrIhaft Der @eieBe itreiten.
sllleiu, Mitbiirser! ebe bieie ltte
dung pcllitdnbig semadt unb anfridtid
enoist fperSen fam, laet uns bic Bahl
9ten October 70 betradten, ais Oh mir
cine Ssieberlase erlitten batten, icnbern
bas 9ieiiiltat eaocm su er,parten tatten.
Sn berletben 3eit miro Cure Staatssd
mittce ale paeenbe Waereseln ipesen bl
9crfal nebmen, unb tpenn ale GtatId
sebSrig aussentittelt uno bic Seri6te|
pfansen fInc, werben pir uns an @lld|
lfdnoliher als su oieIcr 3eit penoen.
Sbomas s.. Snrrowes.
8crlIBer Der atssGommit
Sodrrisburg Sct. 15, 1888.
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Die gcihwerocn ipeseu ben gSablen in,
Staate, unc beinabe in jehem Gaunty, Cabcr
beioneers in pbilabelpbia Gauntp), fnb ale
scmein uno perbienen bic slufmerfiamfeit jee
res SreunoeS sleiher 9ied,te. 9Ecnu folder
llnfli9, ais BET letter Wabl seitcbeu, nid,t
bnrh seiesiidhe Maercseln unlerer Staatss
seiessebuns 9etcben wire, Gle cher je lcber),
bauu fehen mir nidlt elm pie eS mcglit iein
fam, unlere 70 bod serrieisne SeIbititdns
bi8feit 81 erbaIteu. Sc it bic phieht eines
jeeen Stimmfdhi9ens rabin gu nirfeuL bae
Die G,elese lnebr tei Wableu eetanebabt
iperben.