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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11
FROM THE FRoNTEIR.

The Buffalo Journal has the follow
ing account of s'the finale of the Short
Hills Affair"
Samuel Chandler, the reported lead
or of the insurgents at Short Hills, was
captured the next morning after the
affair, at his own house. He had not
seen his family for upwards of hall, a
wear, and ventured 10 his home during
the night, the fact was made known to
authorities, and he was surrounded by
dragons. The consequence was, that
before he could reach the woods IN the
morning, h4 was taken. He was i'm
mediaiely tried by court marital, TO.
gether with another person concerned
10 the same affair, and the report IS
that both were to be sho: to-day at
Chippewa.
Chandler was a farmer of some
wealth and much respectability-shrewd
and active-and about 80 years Of age.
He is the man who brought Mackenzie
to this side, after the Toronto failure,
and remained in our territory until
within few days before the skirmlsh
at the Short Hills, where his farm is
situated. He has large family.
The same paper under date of the
Goth, mas the following paragraph
We learn that Mcleod, and mum.
Der of others, concerned in the Short
Hills affair, have been captured, and
the remainder Of the anti-royalsts par
ty dispersed.
Intercourse between the two terrific
rles seems, for the present, to be stop
ped-at least SO far as concerns the
section OF the Canadian authorities. A
number of persons who crossed at the
Falls yesterday for the purpose ofview-
ing the natural, curlosItles were at once
marshalled before the military author
tiles to give an account Of themselves,
and were then immediately ordered
back to the American side. There is
great deal of folly in this excess Of
prudence, and we hope il will be suffer
ed to blow over in few days.
Colonel Grey, is announced to have
arrived at Queqec. 1t is understood
that he had several interviews with the
Presiden. and Mr.. Pomsett, Minister oil
War Department, all which were high
Iy satisfactory, and indicate the firm
determination of the United States Co
vernment to cooperate with the Go
vernon General in putting down the
disturbances which have taken place up
on the frontiers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11
From the Baltimore PatroIt.

THE PAST AND THE PREsENT.-The
anniversary Of the Birthday of Free.
dom is approaching. A few more days
renew our fond perceptions Of that,
which gave nation "freedom and a
name" And while the heart of the
nation beats with patriotic afdor, and
warns with feeling, at the reproach of
the day, and the touching remembran-
ces ofthe mighty past, which it calls up
even in this hour, when the people
OF the Union are about to engage in
the celebration OF their national indie.
pendence, secured after hard struggle
and consecrated by the best blood of
the land-the American press is called
upoE to make the following announce
ment:
Appointment by the Secretary ofthe
Treasury. Henry McKinnel, TO be
Weigh Master of the Port of Baltimore
in the place of Martin Eichelberger, a
soldier Of the Revolution, removed.
We will only add that the venerable
weigh master, who proved himself so
wellin the days that "tried mems souls"
and who has been turned out Of office,
to give place to young man, was APP
pointed TO office by Washington
Through all the storms of party ware
fare, this appointment of the old soldier
by the Father of his country, has been
respected, until the evil days Of Van
Burenism Farther comment upon
this exercise of power we hold 10 be
needless. Every sound hearted citizen
will find one rising involuntariIy in his
own breast.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11

BY reference TO another column, il will BE-
seen that the last attempt Of the supporters Of
the administration 10 place the public monies in
the hands Of the Executive, has been defeated,
by striking from Mr.. Wright's bill. its second
section which proposed TO repeal the frs, -
sections Of the Deposite law Of 1886. The bill
passed the SeBate as it came from the House
and provides that the notes Of specie pa yiug
Banks may be received in payment Of the rere.
me, Notwithstanding they have issued notes oi
less denomination than IS, until the Isl Of oc.
tober next. After that date the notes Of banks
which issue notes less than SIS will not be re-.
ceiyed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11

The Presidents fthe Banks in New Orleans
held meeting on the 10th of June and resolved
that they would not resume specie payments un
Ill a national bank is established, or the fate of
it is known. The banks of the country seem
to think that it will be sheer folly to at
tempt resumption, while the government
stands pledged In its Incorporating hostiIi.
ty"t towards them. They, therefore. are com
PEELED to remain in their presen, situation until
different times from the present roll sround-Iea
wing the country TO suffer the while,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11

ANOTHER POLITICIAN REwARDED.-On the
9Th inst. Mr.. Van Buren, nominated to the Sen
ate, for Attorney General for the United States,
the Hon. FELIX GRUMPY, and the nomination
was confirmed Here is another, Of the faithful
supporters of the Administration, whom the PEG.
pie have cast off and discarded, rewarded with
a fat office by the Executive. Rotation in office
is still the order of the day that is, rotation
from one office into another. The people of
Tennessee had no further use for Mr. Grundy
and the President has kindly taken him under
his protecting care. "Iale hay while the sun
shines" is an old prudential maxim, that seems
TO be well understood by Mr.. Van Buren,, and
he is consequently rewarding his friends while
he has the power 10 do so.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11
JACKSONVILLE, June 2l-4. P. NJ.

ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHT.-By the
Steamer Santee, we have just received
intelligence of battle with the Indians
on day before yesterday, within few
miles of NewnansvilIe. Capt. Beal, of
the Dragons, with 80 or 40 men, Lit.
Howe, of the same corps, with II men,
and Capt. Walker, fell in with body
of about 60 Indians, who gave them a
warm salute. Walker was killed and
3 of BeaPs command were wounded. -
Five horses were kllled;-among them
Beal's and Howe's. Several Indians
said to be killed.
Cen. Taylor with six companies of
men arrived yesterday at Black Creek
and we trust he will soon teach the sa.
wages better manners than to crowd
themselves thus into civilized society.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11

STATE OF THE CoUNTRy.-ln the
Senate, on Wednesday, the 4th Mr..
Webster said =
We break up then, sir, with no sub
Treasury bill.
We break up with no special deposito
bill.
We break up without having surren.
dered TO the executive the just control
of Congress over the public moneys.
We break up, having abolished the
Specie Circular.
But we break up, new erthcless, leav-
ing such provisions Of law in existence,
and such Treasury circular in exis-
tence, as must, in my opinion, very Sc
riousl y embarrass the operations of Blu.
sness, especially in particular parts of
the country.
And we break up, moreover, with.
out having done any thing-any thing
at all-towards establishing a paper
currency equivalent TO specie, Of uni
versal credit, and Of the same value IN
every part ofthe country. Till we es-
tabllsh such a currency as this, we
shall not have performed high and
important duty which in my opinion,
is solemnly binding upon US. Till we
do this, tina: is not done which will ef-
fectually satisfy the country. Other
things may be palliatives, but that thing
alone can constitute ehectual remedy
and relief.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11
---
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FrOm TIC Patriot OF July =
Flour The market is calm, and prices are =
on the decline. Howart street is quoted at , =
so cts from Wagons, and ST rs cts from Stores
City Mills 81 SO cts at months credit. !,
WHEAT. Sales light. small portioa %
Maryland was sold at S. 30 cts.
CoRN.-Sales in the early part OF the wee :.
were made at SO and II cts for white, and q 4, y
IA cts. for yellow. In the latter part o. 'n 20
week il was down to IS cts. for white, ana -
cts for yellow. .d
RYE. --susquebanna so to IS cts Maryland
rs and so cts.
OATs.--Dnll, 90 and q cts. r..
WHIsKEy.-3l cts. for hhds., and 50 e's. ~,
bbs. Wagon price OF barrels, 2S cts exeius'''
Of the barrel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11

William Stewart, the young man confined ia
prison 10 Baltimore for the murder Of his father,
is said 10 be but % years of age, and has wife
aged about IS, TO whom he has been married 10
months. His life, VIII is spoken o. as young
woman Of great piety, has nearly gone crazy from
the shock caused by the suspicios resting upon
Lnr h1rshanh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-11
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

The late anniversary Was celebrated IN this
place in the usual style. At II O'Clock the La
Fayette Guards. under command Of Capt Har.
rison, attended by our excellent Bnsd, paraded in
front of the Globe Tavern, and after short
march received and escorted procession Of la.
dies aud citizens TO the Presby terrain Church
The exercises were opened by fervent, i'm
pressiye, and patriotic prayer, by the Rev. Mr..
Harrison, after which, the Declaration Of hide.
pendence ,prefaced BY few appropriate remarks,
was read by MIR. VIM. Dorsey, aud an eoquen,
oraion pronounced by Robert Il. Van Metre
Esq. The procession again formed and moved
to the public square, where The ladies were dis
missed. The Guards and few Of the citizens
then repaired to the Grove on Capt. Ranson's
farm, where they partook of excellent and
abundant repast, and spent the day very plea.
sanity.
The regular toasts, given below, were accom-
panied by discharges of Artillery aud apPropr
ate airs A number Of volunteers were also
drunk, which have not been handed in.
/. The day ,ce celebrate A nalion's jubilee.
Its annual observance will fan and keep alive
the sacred flame of liberty. When il is forgot.
ten, then farewell 10 our national independence.
Air-Fotrth Of July.
2. The Patriots ofethe Revolution Their
deeds will be remembered as long as we retain
our national identity. In no event can their
memory be forgotten.
An-Marseilies Hymn
3. Our Country, May no consideration of
neutral policy induce Us TO lei foreign aggres.
sion upon our territory 90 unavenged.
-Air-Haii Columbia.
A. The President Of The United States.
Dir Presidents March
5. Our drmy-The surest defence of a free
Country, is the strong of its citizens.
dir Yankee Doodle
6. Our Naoy.-AIay it ever be ready aud
able TO MAINTAIN the honor Of the American flag
in every cline and on every
dir U. S. Marine March
7. Washington. "still sh all thy name
BE TO the world beacon flame,
Y ct through clouds Of time afar,
Shine on an ever Frightening star "
dir Washington's March.
8 James Madison - The Father Of the Con.
stitution History shall ehibaln his name with
its richest uhcion.
Air--Madiso MS March
The Stars and Stripes. The Flag that
liberty Her emblem that has stood the
battle and the breeze.
dir Star Spangled Banner
10. Internal ImprOpemeatS.- surest cord
by which TO reconcile adverse sectional inter.
csts
Air-Rah Road March.
IL. The american Colonization Society. Its
objects alike worthy of the Patriot, the PHI
lahthropisi and the Statesman.
dir StoitSers' Song Of Home
II. Prginia.- After long and inglorious
letha rgy, she has entered the list, as Compcti-
tor for tho prize of greatness and glory. Her
position may yet be the fitting one for the Moth.
er Of States
dir Old Virginny neber fire.
Is. The american Far
Her air sac sweet, and shape complete,
WIZ nae proportion wanting,
The Queen o love did never move
Wi motion mair enchanting.
Ap-As they marched through the term
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81 q C1rt eb t.

gSire hermit 9c9cbeli, all elc Grbeii, Sre>
biteren uno oae rirjeni9en, mcldle ultercBlrt
fuo III teu 8ernit9en unc S9mterlahenihnfa
ten oru fctdeuecn, III 2cdla SanntY perltcrtr@
nen Ncr(eRen, nimlldl:
Gir 9iestnlmg ncu @bwarb Ginth nnS pcS
ter Seilcr, Slcnliilitratcrs Ger S1nlterl1ticns
Itlaft be6 rcrlirrbcneil Gdnlel 7. Gnth,
letthiu ,cn SEbslSbcithall Gannidp.
Hie Med,uin0 pcn SNeurY 0iefenoerfer,
bduccluser Grecutcr bon Ncter 51cdller, ebes
molocr 9lomtniitrator unb de bOnis non pcil
Ghriiltan S.sunn9er, lretbm nen SueS
9GhcitbaI 2arnfdip.
Die 9fcchuung bon Scfie Grim, 9iatban
Gjrin lula Waria @rirn, @recutcr bon sSdccb
Gmim, iegtbin pru Sber<Sanccna GaNrf
id)W.
Die Hied,mn9 Ycn S.eurY 8c9clmall nnb
Ganusl @reber, Slcminillratrr rnn Ncnrp
Nroclman, leBtbiu pon Ndnncper 1auuidltp.
lie 9fednma nrn Scicph 6. Sac9cr
9Iemitiitratpr pcn Schn sltterfrn, leetbm
prn 9tcrthanlptrn I0unid)r.
lie 9fednun9 nrn Sacrb GrenidlL siSs
miniitratcr bon Sar1b 9rom1u, gSlhpeJ
leetbIu pcn S5ersSaccua Saunid,lp.
3tt WttlUully pclt SeV' StNttt <'SuthF
ffratcr orn @ecr9c @rctf, lcsthm orn Sno@
lSheitbalI EaunId,ip.
Die 9fed,nuug bon Srbn Sd9cr unb Sds
cob Sastu9er tanrelnre GreCntcrcn cpn
9lean Jtern, leetbin nou SHeieelbcr9 Sau,s
fbip.
Die ofednnng prn Schn Gdul NIB Salrs
mcn Ncecl, hanecluoe @recutcrS een Sckl
Seaul, fen. leetbht pcn Stcr MacimSie
Sauuldlip.
CaB Die Greclitcrcn nub SIommiltratcrcn
teIa9tcr S.tutcrlasenfhaften, ihrc 9tchnnlts
gen in rer 9le9ntratcrss9 s9mtifute gu 9lIlcn'
tam, in uuo fir Ysdla SuuntD, ein9csebcn
batcR-ipelae 9icdbnungen cer, 99apeu9cs
rid,t pou beiaatem Sannty ,nr @eititt8un9
pcr9cle9t ,pcroer, i'm Spurthanir i'll bcia9ter
Staet, 6reitd9S ben 7ten Geccmber
Uihitene, nm 10 llbr Scrmtttd9S.
;, 9Silli1m SpaS, Hegtifrtrer.
fc9ifiratcr6s 9lmt
9illeutaun, Sop. Z. 1858. ua-6G
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altttmpd6 pen 14tea 9lopemba 1898
ILL.,
8ebtnannaem.

Dielc 3eitung ptr6 jeben Iaithpcd, auf
eincm 9rrsen Supcrs9ippal SrgeiL nit gang
ncuen Sdlriften, berailsae9eben.
Der SubicripticnsSprei5 1T Elm { baler
tcs Sabrs, tppYrn Die S,ilfte im Scraus
az bc,ahlen 1T.
6cin Sublcrtbent tpirb fir pcni9er als
Mecnatc atgeupmnten, NIB fetner fam bic
3eitiu,g allf9ebeu, bis aGe 9flldtdnbe earauf
abbesallt fino.
Sefanntm1hun9cn, ipcldlc ein 8icrcd aus
MAIDEN, perben rrctmal fir einen Shaler
eillgcritdt, nnp fir jeee fcrnere Gtirilfun9
filnf unp s,pausig @cnte. - @rDBerc nadb
gerbdltliB.
Giejeni9e ,peld,e Die 3eitung NIT Der 9,rit
pber bem ppitreiter erhalteu, miliirn iclbit
bafiir besdhien.
ollie 8riefe All Den SseranS9eber miiiTen
poltfretei ein9eilnbt werpelL ipnit werben iTc
nid)t aufgenpmmcn.
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Sermife6te 9lacbrtebtell

Gin ",ugeuicur su 9ieus9lcrf, Der ftrn iet
eiui9en Gagen bcmerft hattie, bas pertdGtige
Nerfcnen oes 9tahts Inn feline QScbnmia
ldbIiehcn, mltbnIaeiid, IN Der 9ltild,t thn SiI
beitehlen, fam auf pen gtnfaa, fd, NIT elmer
ncucn Dirt prn I.6nenmaldline 9e9en ile 81
pcrlpahrcn. Gr perfrrti9te iIe ans eiienl
Srctte, auf pelhem slpci 8c,pieniclier an9es
brad,t woren, unp 70 sutereitet caB es in
cas Senlter ciuaepaet wereen fcnute. NIB bet
Der 9eriiigifen SerNbruug, mittelit einer 6c'
ser, jecem ent9e9en fpraua, Der es'periudlet
,piiroe, burd, pas Senifcr 81 ltcigen. @r fa9'
te oann ben ibriaen @inlpcbncrll ees Saau'
Ics, cas or perretie, NIB ftblce bic 3hilre ieis
ncS 3inmers al. Sdlrn in Der fpl9enoei,
0iad)t fam ole Maltbine III Scipc9nn9. Git
gRann nabete fb benz Senifer no ais or eS
otfncn wrlite, erfol9te audi eie bcredlnete
JBtrtung ccrlclbcn. Die Wlihine mari ibn
mehrere Sd1ritte rildlrdrt6 unc cines cer
9RefIcr oran9 in BEN 2eib hcs Niebes. Wlan
trug ibn id,per pcrpunort neg lInb enteedte
in ibm eilten orr oeroddtlgten Oiebe yteu'
YorfS.-gSclt Burger.
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Bbilarelpbia Gauntn.

gSir 9ebcu Die Serid,tc rcm @auntp, rbne
ben Oiitrift Der n0rel. 6reihciten, welthcr
ohn9cfihr 1900 Stimmen Wtehrheit fir 9lits
uer 9ab, nnb cine bmidn9lid,e Wiebrbeit fur
Ole utrigeu @anhibaten fur Senat uno slIs
ienlblp. Die gcfc 8efe'S nnnidleu jenen
Ciitrift 9drSlid, berans 81 noerfcu, haben
aber bel olefer 3eit ltcn nus9efnueeu, oas
oieies nidlt nt69ltd, 1T,
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S5ouern fehet bier!
Ter llntcrSeid,nctc benadrifti9et bic Saus
ern NIB anbe'e er9etcsit, caB CT neulid) cine
Sro9bare Nferbefraft fit
9'rcfcs2sS92 ofcg,trcm
Tepemberg7.

&fcfcs1=ss'FGtcGtfcn
crflmeeu bat ouf eiucu melt oerbcGtrten
War, ats friiher i'm G'ebraid) mar. @r las
bet olte biejcnigcn Gin, Die ciu SntcrclIe i'll
oie1cr ffdebarcn @rfneurg rehmen, bel ieis
uem 98cbnbdule i'll 2ltlentalm on;urufeu uub
fur lIdb felbit Su urtbciler, ca lctne Mailhts
ueii ben fctnen duoeru bic jeBt i'm 9cbraud)
lIne, htertrpfen meroen fGnncn.
sE7" Gr lenFt 9leihfdllS bic Slufmerfiams
feit ocn Maidliuenmaheru auf rti9e Wfsrecs
froft, NIB rrIudt tIe tei ibm aiisurufcu unb
biclelbe III sIu9enlhcit Sl' nebnlcn.
Saniel Srieb.
sIaentann, 9tcp. z. nq-4m
Gerttftcat:
cd, rief 6ei S.rn. CAMEL Sriee an, iln nit
lrtuer nculih erflnoenen Greid,sDlaid,ine
ctipas fir mid, su hreIhcn; or 'lfellte cieielbe
III ntetncrShcuer allf II. bradlte 1le inSpcras
tirn; oicirltc gchel mir 70 lctr, baB id, le'
gleid cine ppu ihm faufte. cSeh fam 100
@jarbeu in 90 OlirutcrL 0ans iaubcr, uub
init Der 9r6stcn 9ritbtigteit, nit e ne NJ
pfertc, brcIhcu.
eSanle6 0etbare.
GSir baben Die c6tse WtaIHine IN Speras
tiou 9cleben mb itinmeu nit rbi9er 9meias
sc pelt9 ilbcrcilL
Saleinpu Srtelemcr,
9Gtliiam @jetbarb,
Charles Gep,
Senjann Gebbarb,
SiihsaSbcitbaa, 9icoemb. 3. 1888.
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OefentltCGe 95enou.

GS ica ouf cffeutlihcr &enou rcrfauft
apcroen, Samltdgs, ben 17ten ndditcu 9ics
pcmber, all bem Stohr oes lmterld,riebeuen,
in 0tcresWbeitball 3aunidip, Qeda GauttY,
Gin al9emetneS enforcement bon
Stohr9titern
bcitebenb aus SrcdcaclL Narts unc Suieuss
9SaarciL ,e.
Die 8eneu piro ihren 9!uf1n9 Sormittags
iim 10 llhr nehmcrL NIB @recit anc gebbrigc
snfiparmnS iclI 9e9cbcn mereen pen
q. mo G. &obler.
gscpember7. ia-2nl
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gu beu sabtreid,eu Grfuoun9cn, ,pcld)e
Die sufmertlamfcit oe5 pnbIflims III slns
Iprud) sn nebmen oeroienen, 9eh0rt ctne
Oampfcr9el, fpeld)e all Der ecccnlctiue anf
@1eubabnen an9ebradlt wiro. SIR Grfns
Der fol- Der @eiltIid,e SameS Sirtett i'll 81
rin9bam III Gr9tano lem. las cSnitrnmers
beitebt aus adt lfeifen, bic eilte s1ttaYc btr
cer.
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@6 freut uus gu boren, Ia9t bic Seiten
pcit, oaB in Ieus2)crf slultdltcn senladt
wercen, ciu 9Ilyl fur aItersldwadDe uno ar'
beitsuufibi9e Suhoruder Su crrishten. sic
llno eIil fpurbi9rr Iheil Der menldiid,en @e'
ieuld,lft uno icilten, peun ibre NtenltfdbI9'
telt gu Snee 1T, unterltuBt lperDeR. IS 9Iebtt
telne Slalfe Wteuiten, rpeIte 10 iprnI9 Can't
nafiir erbalten.
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Ofieteaer sSerte6t

bon Der QSabl IN Hen lalterldteblt6en
@auntteS pou Henniilpantcn, am 8.
S1ober, 1888.
CScrtieeun9.)
CCie @egenmaurcr Sanoibatcu itebcn an
Der 9inten Seite-ilnp Die ecfc Sotr's an
Der Gcdlten.)
9e9enualtrrr. erfe Spfc'S.
&pcpn1i,s9.
Gjpupern6r.
Gitnet, 2l46 Nertcr, 254l
Scn9reB.
Wicrrill 206S S,ammanc, 2467
9liIemblp.
Dapiblort 2l63 Sruner 23S9
0auertD, 1880
Contribution 8erinberltng.
@egcn, 2051 Sir, 1912
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Drl,Cfer- -2(rbeit.

-5eee Slrt CrudersNrbcif in ceutlher nue
n9liidocr Sprad,e, miro idler nno mchlfeiI
II Der Nrudelei eieIer 3eirling perfcrti9t
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9lu9uf Squiree, Der I'M leeteu Wai in 0fc'
DIETER leine Srau erldcGen bat it fur itanl'
dig befllneen unc periirtbeilt rproen, am 30.
9iopeniber aebenft Al lperoen,
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Sci Der lceten Sisun9 Der @rtminalccurt
III 9teugcrf Wurocu all enem Gage 16 9crs
BREEDER, mebrentbeils Giebe H. SalldmlnSer,
i'm Gurdihnitt ii6er SO Sabre alt perilrs
theilt.
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Cincinnati fur Die Summe bon 8 1000 9es
ferti9t purpe, it i'll Der Gatbol. Gatbebrab
fird,e su ct. 2cuis aufgcifellt pcreen,
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lid cine 8rau in cem 9llter pcn l42 Sabrrn,
Sic bate Minner 9ehatt, ipcpcn Ger leBte
iIe iibcrlebte. Der 9Sltiper lit III ieinem 81,
fen. Sabre. @r bcirotbete iie als er 20 Sabs
re alt mar unb Die @raut 9erase ihr Sahrs
huneert pcllsdhlidb bate; man tetanptet,
er Iahe mcbr auf ibreu Meidtbum NIB Die
Dl69lidlfeit ibreS Gabinid,eiccns ale alf ,ts
re pcrlSnlidheu 0feiSe. Sie beitrafte i'm fur
feline S.ab9ieri9feit. inbem lIe nod pirr,i9
Sabre ibm 81 gefallen lebte.
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Oic 3ahl Der N9iI0cnirc, ipclbe uuter benz
amcrifauiid,en cmmiiNpnsrdthe iiehen, bes
liuft iId) auf 126. Gle iJno in allen G,e9rn,
oen DER @rre Serftrent unb taben 349 @ehup
feu.--Nie .MttlIcnsgefelidaft teiIet l3 Crils
fercier, 3 Sdlriftgeeereien mo "a lSrensn.
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GF Dir eripdhlten Mit9lieeer bes GcE'
9rcGcS Der 8ereini9ten StdatelL aus unies
rem Stoat 70 ipie bic @lisber oes Sendts
mo nc5 Soaufes Der 9tepraentatten bon
pcnndloaniet1 ocn jebent @auntp, erfclgeH
i'm rtdehten "9Aahiot."