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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
ChOctNw Rescryntlons.
CoNNIsSioNER's 0Fricr,
Cnlnmhna Al nSal. NJ. ~

Columbus, All. 25th Nov 1899
NOllCE--l am instructed by the Commission
ar oil Indian Aslaits, 20 make enc more public
cat, on oil those having business 10 transact with
tins Office, TO bring il forth without further delay or
adjudication. Claimants are admonished, that
whatever business may remain unsettled when the
Office shall be closed Of this place, viii necessarily
have 10 be transferred TO toe department al Wash.
hFon' and that 70 make the necessary proof there,
VIII undoubtedly be attended with much more trou.
bic and expense TO the claimant Than to make i
here. ANDR. A. KNCANN0N, Comr.
For certifying contracts Cor Choctaw reservations
Nov 80, ls39-Ql~tl.
To Tic Mssissippann Jackson, will insert
Tie foregoing Tor one month and forward their &C.
count To the Commissioner Tor payment al hi.
pace A. A. X. Comr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Carriages for SnIe.

A II. WELLINGTON has on hand and Is sin
IA. receiving from Jennings. Robinson & Cos
mandatory al the north handsome assortment If
all kinds oil G. X RI A Els, consisting in mart nj
Coaches, Chaulees, Barouches aud Burpvs kc.
sc: winch VIII De sod on reasonable terms Al his
Repository.
Al Repairing done with neatness and drs..i.b =,
his Old stand on Market street, Columbus.
Nnrh Q, 1889 s4tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
MOrus Muliicaulis.

49, OR Chinese Mulberry--ncw is your
Ws5fjx time 10 engage these trees and cuttings
@fYNF as they will be sold at reduced price for
-~n&su.-. the currency Il A Smith will have for
sale large number Of The trees and cuttings Of the
Morus MultcauiS, which have been raised in
this county, aud consequently are acclimaed, thus
rendering themsuperor 10 those raised IN more nor
thern climate. They viii be warranted genuine
Those wishing to purchase the trees or cuttings
will do well 10 engage them soon.
August "a, IS39.-7-lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Committed

~ TO the Jail Of Lowndcs county,
MfM Mississippi, Nov. 2srd, 1892 one ne.
60 gro man, who calls himself MILLS,
I'M belonging to James Magpi Of Virginia,
W. and is hired this year 10 Mr.. Erwin Of
ss.SFsa Columbus. The boy has scar on his
right hand, no other marks percevublc he has a
down look, very black, he is about lleet inches
high, abou. so OF So years Of agc, had On an old
wool hat very ragged clothing. The owner is re.
quosled to come forward and prove the property or
he viii be dealt with as the law directs
WIN. 9. JENNINGS, Tailor.
Nov. S0th,-Ql-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Dissolution.
Cabinet Making and Turning.

NNHE subscriber would respectfully inform tie
l. citizens OF Columbus and its vicinity, that he
carries on the cabinet making business in all It's
branches on Man-street, two doors below Bell &,
Corners tavern, where be has a variety Of elegant
furniture which Will be sold as cheap for cash as
can be afforded at any other establishment in This
country. He would inform carpenters, and Others
interested that he is prepared to do all kinds of
turning IN wood. WIN. DAVIS
N. B.-flayng purchased the HEARsr owned by
Mr. Dubree, and repaired II thoroughly, he will at
tend TO all orders in the undertakcr's line. W.D.
July IL, 1889 If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Eagle Hotel. Aberdeen, Mi.
Read This.

I'VE nave concluded, that as for the asst n0n'n,
w We have refused every thing in the shape o.
money except specie, or the notes of specie paving
banks for our goods, our friends and customers
are entitled TO some explanation for such an tfas".
al proceeding. While our books are on our sfel We
we feel safe so faras concerns the payment o w
debts which we incurred IN the purchase q u''sg
Books, for this reason that they may be re'uN ~
TO our creditors at any time and credit TceeRea, -
them If we exchange them for paper WI,
only worth hall its nominal value, we loose ~ y.
trade, allho' We may receive loo per cent w y.
than The original cost for we are Then minus ~
eSpense and interest on the aEouni Of sao HVPe
"; besides, not having the whcrewlth 10 lay ~
our bread and BUTTER whrh, contrary 70 W W
opinions Of some, we hold to be ndspfnsaot.
the Off repeated question, "why io Son ny q.
the currency at its discount" We answer u3"' -
do not keep sharing shop:
We pledge ourselves conscieuoo0sly 70 red0ces w.
prices TO consistent scale with the yaue 9. y.
money received, which viii continue to be par ll,.
in oil cases. In settling accounts We shal eb@ea'.
to make the proper discount on all articles W. w.
may nave been overchnrged on the score 81 ael''
cated currency.
So mote II be.
PFISTER g. GOODWIN, Bookse fft'
Columbus MEs.. July 3h ls59.-l-is
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Dissolution.

TINE Coparinership heretofore existing between
Il 5. b. Malone 4 J. X. jordan, is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent. The business Of the
firm will be settled BY 5. b, Malone
W Dr. Malone will continue 10 occupy The same
"liice X when called orwl attend to the duties Of
LIS profession.
December lst lS39.-Ql-sw4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
TO TIE PrRLIc


The nights of E litors AMI publishers Or nanor,
have been too long nrlpetcl. Justice will never
beione unless thy lhenslves ass,fi their rtg, &
enforee TIE most ugii ruigs, which ia The eud will
be found alike sa'uiafy 10 the public and btnefoia
to thoSe engaged IN the press Pub shrfs Of 9spers
have been 50 l1ng imposed upna BY the community
stlarge, that lhCy are considered 10 some extent
degraded class 81 beings wheR III fact there - no
vocation IN life 80 honorable, deserving OF ~ high
consideration, productive of So much g. .lar a class
Inst exefis - powerful an influence. knowh
70 DC pfovcrbial for the debtors To newspaper pub
lshers q consider their demands as the las, TO be
pad-aehts 20 which there Is attached no mora Oh.
lgaiion AL which they refuse 20 paw with ius-
lice an1 honor: hence u IS ncmbuenl upon ;he cou-
daesers Of the press IS asser iaCT oNn fgits, aud
resolve, seventy and loinily, 10 bling all patrons OF
newspapers under the same obligations that attach
70 cher contracts or always remain IN poverty and
want with thousands due them from the mast sol.
vent men IN the couniry.
We call upon oil editors and publishers Of papcrs
who approve Of the following rules TO endorse
Them by their sgnalurcs-plaee them Of the head
Of their papers, and strictly adhefe 70 them,
I. No subscription received Without payment IN
adranes
.. No subscription received for less Than six
months
81. Advance payment will be required FROM all
transient advertisers
ath. To announce no man Cor nny Office, either
State q County, without The algaree payment Of
ten dollars.
9th. Political circulars charged as advertisements
and payment required in airaace.
9th. All advertisements uf personal alteration
will be charged double, and payment required in adj
vance.
7sh Election tickets will not be printed without
order nor delivered 10 any person without payment
Ia advance
slh All subscribers, without respect to persors,
who are delinquens, ON the first of October, will be
stricken from list and their accounts put in suit
The above rules, we the undersigned, pledge our.
selves 10 abide by.
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor Of the Yazoo Wing,
5. II. u. BLACK,
Editor of the Nsichez Courier.
BESANCON s HALLIDAY,
Publishers Of The Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN,
Editor and Proprietor Of he Vcksburg Sentinel.
w. NJ SMYTH,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor Of the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ. DUFFIELD,
Editor of the Grand Gulf Why.
WIN. u. TEB0,
Editor Of the Fayelle Advertiser
A. u. a. $. l.. CORWINE,
Editors and proprietUrs Of the Yazoo Banner.
ARCH. s. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent.
G. A. 70 LSOM,
Editor OF The Southern Scntnc.
W0RrHlNGT0N& CHAPMAN
Editors and Proprietors ol the Columbus Democrat
June 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
NIOrus NIulticnuliS.

44&sA. THE subscriber has now growing near
WsHst Jackson Miss. fine lot Of the above
WYSM valuable TREE, and will have in the fall
- or next spring, several thousand for sale
He Knows them TO be genuine, as he bought them
when IN full foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale.
Address }. LEWIS, post oliice) Jackson, Miss.
~ u. Trees or cuttings neatly packed, 10 be sent
to any part ol the country. J. LEWIS.
Jackson, June /, 1899 47lr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

Columbus Mss Oct. y, 1883.
A L called meeting Of the Board Of Droca,
"a held this day, il was unanimously Rtseked
That in consequence of the intelligence Of The
suspension of specie payments by SO arge portion
of the banks at the north, this Bank will ESQ su,.
pend specie payments for the present
Resolved That this Bank will resume specie PAY.
menls when the banks generally resyme.
Resolved, That the Cashier have The above r,so.
lutions published.
CHAS. WALSH, Cashier
I6-H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Morus MuiticnuIis.

MOrus MulticauIis.
OSA n0A genuine Murus Multicauls
%OOsOOO buds Tor sale by the subscriber,
which he oilers for sale at cent per bad deliver
able IN next month or in December 1T desred--lr he
wl piaut that many buds next spring, and deliver
the product IN November, 1910, 10 any gentleman
or company OF gentlemen. Tie trees, from which
The above buds grew this year, ranged in length
from four 10 eight feet. WHO will give ten cents Ter
tree lor all that are raised from the above lands--or
who viii make proposition! Good security will be
given aud required. The above buds viii be de-
byered at my house, or IN Petersburg Va if n are
taken.
Refer TO Mr. NJ Wahhall, Columbus.
STEPHEN ID. WATKINS.
LawrencevilIe Va Oct S, 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Lazy Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed the plac
NJ tce Of law @Iil attend the Circuit Court Of
iazoo, and the adjacent counties; tie Chaneery
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson Office at
his rcslience fazoo county, ten miles South of Ben
ton, on tie Clinton road Address Benton, Yszoo
CITY. Miss,
Nav 10th, 1888, -i6-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

.3.y1CT 10 aid Tie C5mmsrciai Railroad sEt
BaaLug Company Of Tiskstuyg q Tr7'serl
more sfeetral'g fhsir uork Of iHluaal Ia
proremsai, and for other PwpOsss.
"HEVEAS. the encouragement Of internal 30
w pnuvemeHt deemed by lhe vgs.aiure,
subFct of the highest mpoIi5nce and deepest M
tsre. 10 the people Of Mississippi; and where's,
the president, directors, AMI company, OF the com
msrca. ral-road bank Of Ecksburg, have manifest
cd The mast ardent zeal and unltlng industry m the
prosecution Of Tie Feksburg and jackson railroad
s., time when al the resources oithe country seeta-
ed necessary 10 protect tie credit and character Of
banking department; and whereas, the legislature
sensible of the vast importance of speedily com
p.eung the said road, without mpsIrng Tie useiu.-
ness OF tie bank
Section |. Be It enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Mississippi, That ~ order to facilitate The
.iii improvement, without depriyIBg the people Of
the benefits Of tie bluk, tia, Two hundred bonds
OF Eve thousand dollars each, payable twenty wears
after date, 10 lie order Of he president, directors
ard company, Of the Commercial and rail road baak
OF icssburg bearing interest at tie rate oil s%
per cent per JHnum, shall be signed by the governor
Of he state countersigned hy tie saie treasurer,
and under seal of tie state and the faith OF the
state be-, and tie same s hereby, p.tdged Tor the
punciua' payment o! the principal and interest @,
said bonds SAID bond 10 be IN tie following words,
10 wit:
ku0@aI. men by these presents, that the state OF
Mississippi acknowledges herself 10 be indebted TO
thc PRESIDENT directors. and company OF tie Com
mercIl aud raiI road bank Of Ncksburg, IN tie sum
Of hye thousand dollars, current monay Of the Int
ted States, which sum tue said state Of Mississippi
promises to pay TO the order OF the president, d'rec-
tors, and company, Of the Commercial and railroad
bank Of NcksbuIg, twenty years after date hereof,
with interest at the rate of SIX per cent per annum
from The date OF The endorsement payable seml-an-
nualIy at the place mentioned in the endorsement
hereto, Ia witness whereof, the governor Of the
state Of Mississippi has signed, and the treasurer Of
the state has countcraigntd, these presents and
caused the seal Of the state to be affixed thereto, at
Jackson, this day Of in the
year Of our Lord
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
WmaP. DamsroH.
c. G., Olmsted,

(LArE or FRANKLIN, TEsSEssEE,)
practice Law in Lownds and The
w adjoining counties. 0Gice, opposite The
Post Odce
vgIufnbu. Mss Oct. 9Th lSss f<-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

BOOTH, RESIDENT DENTIST. las removed to
- the office lately occupied by 5. A. SaItsnsalI.
one door east of the Book Store
July ~, 1882 SOtf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
J Take Notice.--S2O Reward.

Al Take NOtice.--S2O Reward.
DANAWAl from the subscriber near Fulsop
IA IN Oktibheha county, ON the night Of The I'm
inst. negro woman by the name Of Rose, twen,v
ioul or five years old, dark Completed, or rather
black stout and heavy set no scars, except on her
neck on the right side just under the car small nn,
Had on whCa ice course cotton coat, and Draw
ing chain locked around her neck. | will give tho
above reward on the delivery of her.
DAVID NJ COOK.
August H. lsso-ew-h
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Millinery and Dress Making

MRS. BINGHAM from Huntsville. Ala re-
IVA specially informs the ladies' OF Columbus and
ITS vicinity, that she has recently commenced the
above business at her residence on the corner Of St
Genevieve and Fayette streets. She will make, on
NE shortest notice, straw, silk, and fancy bonnes, of
The latest fashions; dresses made in The neaest
manner and after the most approved style.
June :, 1889 lsf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Law Notice,

Law Notice.
ID EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
"a and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated
themselves in the practice of Law. One or more Of
the firm will altendlo business confdcd toihem in
the Circuit Courts Of Lowudes, Monroe, Clckusaw,
Portooc, Tppah, Tishemingo, Itawanba and
Oktibbeeha the Federal and Chancery Courts
and the High Court OF Errors and Appeals a Jack
son.
Il. DAVIS, Office in Athens, Monroe County, Nj.
J. GooDwIS's, " in Aberdeen, Monroe . "
). CocKE's " in Columbus, Lowndes " "
march 8, ls33-3Itf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Indians Panacen.

Z USI received new supply of thus invaluable
- medecine--For sale by EA SMITH.
august ST. lS39-S-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
For sale on good tern,S.


A THATCHER Coroner, may be found a,
IA. The Eagle Hotel, or at his Warehouse, when
not absent on business.
lie vii also continue The Receiving and For
wsrling BusinesS, at his old stand near The river.
Nov. 20, lsS9-al-tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Governor.
Treasurer.

Sec. @ AMI be il further enacted, That the said
bonds may be transferable by the endorsement Of the
president and cashier Of SAID bank, 10 the order Of
any person or persons whomSoever, or TO the bear
cr aud the sand endorsement shall fix the place
where the said principal and interest shall be paid ;
and all the expenses incurred therein shall be de-
lrayed by the sad bank.
Sec. 5. And be 1t further enacted, That both
the principal and interest OF said bonds shall be paid
by sad bank a the time they shall severally fall
due
Sec, 4. And be it further enacted, That to secure
The payment OF the principal and interest Olthe SAID
bonds, Lwhenl either or both shall fall due by the
sad bank, the execution and delivery Of said bonds
70 the sad president, directors and company, Of the
Commercial and rail road bank of NcksbuIg shall
nave me force and effect OF mortgage upon the
sand N'ckSburg and Jackson railroad 10 the state OF
MSsISHppl, which may be ioreclosed by The state
upon any failure OF the said president, directors,
and company, TO pay either the interest the prn-
cpa OF said bonds according 10 the tenor and eff.
iecI and The endorsement thereon.
See. o. And be it further enacted, That the sec
non 81 THIS act, whereby the faith Of this state IS
pledged Tor the payment and redemption OF the loan
contemplated by this act be referred to the next leg
stature OF tins state, in pursuance of the nnhsec-
ton of the seventh article of the constitution; and
that this article be published under the direction Of
the governor, IN al least three newspapers, publish
ct N this state, for three months previous 10 the
next general eetiloh and that this act, together
with the yeas aud nays thereon, be entered on the
journals OF The senate and house OF representatives.
Sec. g. Aud be it further enacted, That the ex.
pensc of newspaper advertisements mentioned in
this act shall be paid by the sand rail road company.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That tie
powers rights, and privileges conferred by this act
and The act Incorporating the Commercial and rail
road bank Of Vcksburg and the several acts supple
mentary or amendatoTy thereto, shall be in full force
and continue until the year one thousand eight hun
drcd aud eighty; after which time The said railroad
shall become and be the properly of the state.
JOHN w. KING.
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
A. l.. BINGAMAN
President Of the Senate,
Approved, February Is, lSs9.
A. G. McNUTT.
August 30, lS39-e-Sm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
Wanted,

A NEGRO woman, who is good cook also
IA Negro fellow, for which good price will be
paid in Real Estate or Aberdeen money Inquire
at ;he Democrat office. 47tfl June /, 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

Dissolution OF COPartnership'
THE Copartnersh heretofore eAstas /.
Il Lowndes ard unros counties. seas.
Tucker, Hardy s Smith is dissolved. Tie UsH'
ness oflhe 6rm will he attended 10 alone by
TN. TUCKER. &
A. y. SMEPH
oc.eber ss,h, 1892 Rsu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
Gpans' &amtQen 9tQen.
"Opifer per orbeln dicor."

/
Or. @ouns bientben9cibenbc n.
Die &amiIenblume Ccoer ipie Ie in Der
Suuitiprade 9enannt pire, Anthemis nobi-
lis pcer Chamoemelum, ppm 9riehiIden
lScrte Gamat auf benz 8cbert, llHo Deilpn,
eln 9lpfel neil IIe auf benz 8pben ,pddlt
uno wte eIn slpfel riedb) bat eiue fdmusi9
fpetBe SarbeA ltarten @eruh nno bittern
arcmatiihen &jefdnod.
&an,ilIe it cu ntilee6 Stdrfun9smittel,
III tlemen Ncien auf bem Wagen anipenps
Ear uno lbm 3utrd9ltt. SIS 1T beipneers
III jenem 3utance aH9emeuer Shipid)e nit
nerlcrnem 9ppetit anrenobar, bic een 9Gies
osr9eneienben pcn icicpatbiIten Sieberu oft
betmlud)t.
9ln RerpDie uno Gntfraftcte.
Sonic n.-Ote GiaenId,afteu
bon @pans' 5fanillea pilen lIu6 Ger glrt,
eas oersflcpfen, sitternbe S,anb, ld,pincs
ltohte 9li9en uno beunrubiateS @emiltb Dor
lbren 9Sirfuu9en oerId)wmoen, pie nddts
llhe Gunite Dor bcm pobltbdti9en @iuflulie
Der Ueor9enicmle. Gle iIuo felt lause bel
NeIlltll9 bon 9Sehlelfeberi, perbuuben nit
6tebern nnre9elmdBi9er srt, besleitet pcn
Oarmperltppfnn9 9llldlid an9eweubet wSrs
ben.
Die tcniidc MeSism III fir Gerpenfrant,
belfeit, au9emelne SdWdbe, unpereanlitls
tett nnS oeren 8ol9en, ipie Wan9el an slps
peru, Wta9elleripeIterun9, Sddrfe, unange>
neen'er Seldlmad I'M Wennoe, @erdulcb III
osn en9eweioen, nerrole SDmptctcme,
;utattl9tslt, fpenn oas Gemutb nltat, ab9e'
lpannt 9eoanfenooa, melanhcliit unb nies
eer9eorntt eriteint slusSebrumo, bunfler
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
Der GbrsrIrbiSe Wsartin 5tep1am
nmO icimc 0entcirhe.


(9tadfpl9enees theilen mir ais eiueu glus.
su9 ans SemerfIin9eu beS "eutberan Sbler.
Der" NIT. Die nns hSdlft ;,pedmdsi9 unb
|ridti9 erldeiHen,)
SSlr bena6ri6tt9ten neulth unIere
geier baB Der lutberiIbe 9Drecieer
Stepban nit $50 @tnnancerern aus
|Sre6cen til ct, 2cuis an9efcmmen 1T
NIT Der 2lbiI6t li6 III OiilIpuri all,tis
lleoelI llno baB 600 mehr Don berle(s
ben 9eielllhaft ibuen fol9en irercen.
Serr Stepban rnb leine 9cmeinbe
'9ehcren sn Der SloiIe bon 0utberaneru.
Ole bon oen brbmtl6en 0riloern bers
itanmen. G6on i'm Sabre 1867
entifano i'll Vrhmen eine @jelefIfd,off
Ole Den gabif alS ben 9lntibrilf pers =.
norf. Sobal0 2utIer bas gSerf Der
Teforlnatton anfing, iu6ten Iie ffd,
mir ibn 81 oeretni9en. cSln Sabre
1885 fanbten fGe 9lb9ecrpnefe an i'm.
nllo Sutber be5eu9te, bae tire 0ebrett
rein epan9eltib feien. Gle noblnen
|oub rahber bie 9tu9sburoiibe 6pn,
'fei1on an. QSatreno beS i'm (esten
Sahrbunoert llberbauo nebmenoenRa.
ttcnaltsmns blteben iIe perielben ae.
trell.
9Str berpillfonmnen btefe 03ruber.
l6aft redt9laubt9er ,lno etfrioer 9lt,
tberaner init brilniti9er uno oufrid,ti,
ger Stebe. Gle fins unIeren ante
rtfantlben Sicu unb belpnpers Der
@e9enp III rer fIe fib nieoerqelaiien
haben Cit grocer 9eminn. Gtne eS(e:
rc @elellld)aft bon Ginranberern cine
tellere SlaGe bon @briifcn i(f nod, ME
ppn Sentihlan0 in rie Gtenen ses
9ro6en WttllillGrpitholeS 9efonrmen.
Sullfcl mar Der Sag fit Sreenen
1ber hrlloeripredenp fin N}iIouri ols
ne I'M 9annen res Serrn 3etacth lulo
lrobl nab lnan6cm @etctSfanlrfe NIT
Selll6 Schopab iib sl Dem Gc,rittc.
ocn ne illtll 9ctban haben entItblp6cn.
9Str lltlo itberScu9t ale 9utcn O,eus
ihen, allie lpabren @briifen BON ieoer
Senellnllna lpelhe eine rihtiae Senut.
nlB pcn oieier @eielIldoft baben ,pers
oen NIT nnS Die Stepbaniten in Der
"3llflldtsitatte oer llntercriiften aus
allen Jtancnen'' betpillfamnneu umo
Sen ret6ifen Se9en bes SOinlmels fir
Tie erfleben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
Oltttwoeb, pen 1iten Olat 1889.

tanbenen @eieeen fcin Seb(er, nur il
anf Die 9tuSlibun9 nie gebalten unc
ans Der 9an5en geIdt6te bort eine
Dartbets uno @elofa6e 9emacbt. 9Sie
Die 3ollbeamte bier fur bte 2eatcrltnQ
auf Die 9Sablen eilllpirfeiL 10 tbaten
es bort I'M Gaunm cer 9l9ent uno Die
9lufleber fir ole Darthei. lSer erinf
merit lI6 ni6t in tpel6em 3ulfanoe
ote SocDfoco 9lominiifratiDn Sic bielis
gen 8efln9ntl1e Dor Slpei cSabren abs
lteferte. Ser 9(nblicf Der serlumpten,
ab9ebungerten uno in Sblnue uno
lln9e;iefer perfommenen 9eian9enen
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SuTalo ipe9enSerfllihun9 ppn9Sed,z
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Staats9efan9ntBe gu 9(uburn an een
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lble6ter Sehanblltn9 9eifprten. Gs
lbeint etne febr 9rauiame 8ehanr(un9
III 9luburn 9lei6falls Statt su finben.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
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Sebinannaen.

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su besableu 1T.
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abbesablt llnb.
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8erhiltntB.
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cber Dem ppitreiter erbalten, mldea ielbit
eafitr beSablen.
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pcitfret cin9eianct werben, ,Ionlt werben iIe
nidlt auf9enpmnler.