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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10

Of the northern leaders Of the wing party
10 increase il IN lS4l, was alluded to in
terms becoming a southern man, and Mis-
sissippan. Mr.. Thompson said he ever
had and ever should oppose a tariff for
protection, unmasked Mr. Clay's Ameri-
can system, and earnestly Invoked unan-
unity upon this question by the south.
He called upon men Of all parties, all who
were interested in the liberties, and pros
periiy of the south, to examine this SUBJ
Ijecl carefully, and not suffer the demon
party 10 drive them into the support oil
measures, which apart from political an
tipathies they abhor.
Mr.. Thompson triumphantly defended
the administration from the stale and oft
repeated charges Of extravaganza corrap-
tion, &c. and proved that the increased
expenditures Of the administration had not
been in greater ratio than the increased
population and extent Of the country go
yerned.
Mr.. Thompson spoke Of defaulters-he
said that there had been deiaulters under
every administration from the formation
of the government. That unfortunate ap
!. pontments had been made by every pres
# ident, and would be again. He said he
regarded the appointments Sam'l Swarth
out as peculiarly unfortunate. That Gen
Jackson made the appointment in compl
ance with the wishes of the merchants 0
: New York, who were nearly all wings
Mr.. It. showed that the appointment wa'
universally popular with the wings, anc
that to their solicitations was the defalca
ton to be attributed.
:, Mr.. Il. spoke on many other subjects
: and enlarged greatly upon those to which
we have alluded. It was proud day 70
democracy in Holmes. Although Col
Biugaman and Davis had been with u
' and addressed audiences of from fifty t
eighty. Col. Thompson had an audienc,
> of near two hundred, who listened will
the most intense interest.
We venture to predict that the No
: vember elections will show to our demo
cratic friends throughout the state, tina
Holmes, although apparently given up +
federal whiggery, is again "regenerate
:, and disenthralled."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
SIERIFF,S SALE.

BENJAMIN Hagerman Returnable to Yazoo
vs. nj Il ia Circuit Court Noyenl-
Oven Ellis, ct al Der term, 1899.
WRY virtue Of the above stated execu-
I'D ton to me directed, ! shall expose
TO public sale for cash, at the door Of The
Court house in the town Of Lexington
Holmes county Mi. on the third Monday
Of September next, the following described
lands, viz. north half west half south
west quarter south west quarter section 20,
township 10, range a east; north half west
half south cast quarter Of section 10, town
ship l3, range a east. Levied on as
the properly Of A. Nj. Ellis, 10 satisfy the
plaintiff and cost Of suit, the above describ-
ed lands are well improved and are not
inferior to none in the county.
!. w. PICLENS,
Sheriff of Holmes County,
BY }. G. PlCKENS,
Deputy Sheriff.
Augusti0, 3a-tds Pr. fee, SlO5C
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10


The Post Office at Black Hawk has
been discontinued, by order Of the post
Office department. All packages for that
place, will be stopped in the Office at this
place, where nswill call for the same.
<-G-e
Cotton We have in our office at this
time, seven large and well grown cotton
boIls, growing gu! from the main stem
within two inches. This beats any thing
we have seen-this cotton is from the
plantation Of Samuel ID. Shackleford, ESQ.
in the southern part Of this county. We
have been shown some that we thought
hard TO beat, yet this takes the cakes.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10

Wig Candidate for Gorenor. -The
inconsistency of the federal wing party in
this state is really astonishing; ard We
can but express our establishment that
men who clamorously insist that a ma
tional bank is the only remedy for the
evils of our currency, yet support man
for the Office of governor on political
grounds who declares that he is nor, and
ever has been, opposed to national bank,
and that he opposed the introduction of a
branch of the late U. S. d. into this state,
but was overpowered.
Chancellor Turner passed through our
county on Wednesday last, on his way to
Oxford, and we have the name of a highly
respectable and leading wing for authority
He stated to him that his name was used
by his wing friends without any previous
consultation, and that no call had been
madeupon him publicly for his sentiments
upon this subject. Whether the Chancel
lor is a real good loco-foco sub-treasury
man, or conservative, we cannot learn
but certain it is, that he is no whig, ant
if that party can support him, it is conclu
sive that principle has no influence, bu
that prejudice aud hatred to men are tn
only ties that bind them together in thei
war against democracy.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10

SiERIFF'S SALE.
Grant q Barton Joseph Caldwell use &c
vs. al & ia or bond vs. G Ia on s,a1t, -.-----
]. 9. N. Ward Nancy WaId James C.
James Baker & Ward & James Baker,
William w. Simmons
Hamer g. Blue Rcturnabe 10 fIolmcs
VS. Il ia on bond Circuit Court 10 October
James Baker ct al Term 1899.
EDY virtue ofthe above stated al Fl fas
LID TO me directed, from the Clerks
office of the Circuit Court of Holmes, |
shall expose to sale to the highest bidder
for cash, al the court house door Of nv
county, on the third Monday Of Septem.
Der next, the following described tract or
parcels OF land, to wit: the south east
quarter west half north east quarter Sec
ton \, north half north east quarter sec.
ton ls, township ID, range 8 east; the
west half north west quarter section 8,
east half north east quarter section Z,
township 10, range east; levied on as
the property Of james Baker, and w. w.
Simmons, TO satisfy the above stated al Fl
tas and cost accruing thereon.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County, Mi.
By A. G. OTEY, Deputy.
August 10, 80 IDS. Pln'ts fee Sl4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
THOMAS b. OODW AR ID
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10

FOR STATE TREASURER,
S A MU Ell G. II AIG.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
sHERIFF,S SALE.

August 10, 39--tds Prints fee s.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18

INTERESTING LITERARY PROPERTY The
N. York Historical Society are in possession
ossixteen manuscript volumes of original re-
cords of the British Parliament, brought to
this country by the fugitive regicides. The
firstof the series commences ON the first day
of the year, as then reckoned, viz: 25th of
March, 1860. The fifteenth volume ends
with the year 1861. The sixteenth volume
commences in 1861, and ends in 1878.
There are other volumes in the possession Of
individuals in this country. Mr.. Rutherford
ofNew Jersey possesses several. They are
written in the court hand of the period tc
which they relate, and the forms Of the let
tiers, the authorizations, and also the water
marks Of the paper belong to the same pc
riod.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18

ANornER ANCIENT ColN.-A reverend
gentleman Of this city, some weeks since,
exhibited to us silver coin about the size OF
a bit piece, which was extracted from the
bottom of an excavation in middle Tennes-
see, some years ago. On one side is a rails
cd head, with the inscription, "Aurelius
Illus Cesar, Con. ILL.," The characters on the
other side are too dim to be deciphered.
This is, surely, Roman coin. But how
game this relic of antiquity in the nep world
There are many facts which tend to prove
the utter improperly Of terming America the
"ncw world" There exist here incontro-
vertrible, evidences that, ere the present race
of Indians were known, powerful nation Of
people, highly civilized and warlike, of whom
history speaks not, lived and died upon these
shores. Who they we're, or. ,rhence they
came, perhaps will never be Known to any
degree Of certainty.-Southern Sun.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18

tsadlIl Of tho sDocioFs xilh N occasional
pldgiorism Of our own.
\ It 8 not dcemed necessary, On the occa-
sion, 10 enlarge upon what our paper = .
published, i viii speak in Solssses
on its own behalf, aud will doubtless prove
m efficient !. Doc1ol in oil diseases NOT
positively beyond the skill Of science.
Persons wishing TO subscribe to . neat,
elegant and highly useful family paper, can
address the undersigned at the city Of Rod.
nsy, and be particular to place the CIR
after Smith, otherwise important mistakes
may occur; or they can leave their names
and money with Texas BRowN, Telegraph
Office; Miss. SERAPnINA A. DUBBs, PORT
Gibson, or, OBADIAH OIIsroNE, Fayette.
Price of subscription regulated by the
liberality Of those who desire to become oul
Patrons,
Rodney Miss. June 5, 1889.
JOHN SMITH, Jr.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
Notice..

THE subscriber having purchased the
= interest of WIN. C.. Donoho in the late
firm Of Donoho g. Blanchard, will CONTINUE
the business at the store lately occupied by
them, where he offers for sale large as
sortment of GOODS, consisting Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, GROCERIES, MEDICINES,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE, &c. &c.,
Which he will sell on az reasonable term!
as they can be had in the state, for Cash, o
the usual credit.
JAMES H. BLANCHARD.
Church Hill, May ID. no l-3m
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
Rodney Cotton Press.

RODNEY, June I, 1889.
4 T an adjourned meeting Of the Direc-
IA tors ofthe Rodney Steam Cotton Press
Company, holden this day, the following re-
solutions were adopted, VIZ:
7 RESOLVED, That sealed proposals address
ed to James Snodgrass. President, or Gus
tavus H Wilcox, Secretary, for erecting the
necessary building and putting the Rodney
Steam Cotton Press in operation, on or be-
fore the tenth day Of October nert, be soil
cited from persons DESTROYS Of contracting,
in time to be laid before the Board for consi-
deration on the 1st July, pro ximo.
Rcsolped, That the foregoing be published
in the Rodney Telegraph, Natchez Courier,
and Grand Gulf Wing, for three weeks priol
to LIST July. s $. !
JAMES sNoDGRASs, President.
GusrAvus H. W1Icox; Secretary.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18

mediate limited consumption. The proc
poets Of trade are represented al being
gloomy in the extreme, md 10 promise little
encouragement for a speedy reaction in pri-
ces. Notwithstanding this sornbre picture,
however, the large holders Of American Cot
tons at Liverpool, were not Offering their
stocks at the current rates, hoping that, ere
long, there would be arevival in the demand
for manufactures, which would reanimate
the market, and advance prices to the point
contended for.
Since receipt Of the news above referred
to, our market has been almost completely
paralyzed. No sale Of importance has come
to our knowledge, and the few that have
been made, (amounting in all to only about
1900 hales,) have been in small parcels,
purchased fer the purpose of filling up YES.
sells that were under charter, to enable then
| to 90 to sea. These sales exhibit a further
reduction of one cent per ID. since our las
publication, making the decline since we
last altered our figures, ii. e. since the advi
ces from Liverpool to the 9th April, by tht
Shakspeare,) fully two cents per ID. on al
descriptions. Even at this reduction buyers
manifested little disposition to enterthe mar
ket for any new operations.
4 The following are the particulars of tn
, sales of the week, viz. so bales La. an
Miss. at l2.; 40 at l3aa13i; q at l0a; 3
at IL; 1l2 at Iii; 36 at LOT; 100 at l3a
Is4 at -; 1913 at l2a; so at III; ls2 at Il
, cents; 200 N, Alabama at Ill; 292 at /
, cents; and 55 Texas at IL cents.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
GunsInithing.

yEyHE undersigned respectfully informs
II the Citizens of Rodney and vicinity,
that he has commenced the above. business
in its various branches, and feels confident
that, from long experience, he is qualified to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their commands.
THOMAS LANDERS.
Rodney, June 20, 1899.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
Notice.

Notice.
MIR. WOOrFORD WOOD, at Messrs.
H YoE g. DAvENpoRr's, has my
Books, Notes and accounts, and is authori
zed to receive any debts due me. Mr.. james
Payne is authorized by power of attorney to
receive any moneys due me, or sell any pro-
perry belonging to me.
JOHN PAYNE.
Rodney, June 90, 1899. 7-l2m
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
Groceries.

TUST received on Consignment, = choice
= LOT of GROCERIES, snch as Sugar,
Coffee, Salt, sc. which we Will sell ut re-
duced prices for cash.
IS MURRAY & GARNETT.
March 8, 1880. a. $
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18

Nathaniel Wilson, ct al. defendapts
KNT HEREAS thecomplainants in chan
w Gerry in the above stated case, have
obtained respectively against the said de-
PENDANTS, Nathaniel Wilson, James Allison
and Alexander H. Wilson, and against the
firm Of Wilson & Allison, composed of the
said Nathaniel Wilson and James Allison, J
Injunctions, restraining them from collect
ing or receiving debts, or sums Of money,
due or to become due to them or either of
them, individually, or to the said firm Of
Wilson g. Allison; and whereas the Honor
able Edward Turner. Chancellor Of the state
of Mississippi, hath appointed the under
signed, collector and receiver in the above
case, 10 collect and receive all debts, or sums
| of money due or to become due to the above
defendants or either Of them; and whereas
the undersigned has given bond and security
according to law and the order Of said Chan
cellor.
Therefore all persons indebted to the said
defendants or either Of them, or to said firm
Fare hereby notified that they must make
payment to the undersigned, and no other
as he alone is authorized to collect and re-
ccive any such debts or sums Of money q
aforesaid.
- JNo. A. WATKINS, Receiver.
Juxa. 20. 1899. TIT
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18

COMPREHENSIVE.
TVHE undersigned have purchased the
- stocks Of Goods of T. H. Duggan g.
Co. Rodney, and H. Terrell e. Co. Fayette,
and have associated themselves under the
name and style Of
McFee & Middleton,
for the purpose Of conducting the Mercantile
Business in Fayette, to which place all the
Goods have been removed.
Having large and well selected assort-
ment of Goods, they hope by attention to
business, to merit and receive share Of
public patronage.
VIM. McFEE,
H. III. MIDDLETON.
March 80, 1889. 46ts5
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18

- sl419ltfS<Snly AJtU644t
eUvHE Undersigned having tsken
212 this well known tavern stand
q Rodney, and made such repai1 g were
Necessary, the House is again opened 81.
the entertainment Of the public:
His Table will at al times b furnished
with the best the country will afford, and
every exertion win be used to mako the stay
Of the traveller comfortable and agreeable.
He has number Of pleasaak and WeIl.
furnished rooms for the accomm61 otian g
families.
There Is also good and well furnished
Stable attached to the premises, and trav-4
clers may rest assured that their horses will
be well attended to.
The subscriber respectfully invite the
public to give him call, and pledges him.
self to use every exertion in his power to
afford general satisfaction.
r. r. HILLe
May l: 1889 SLIT
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
Notice.
"a cord to tie scise,n Xc

TINE notes and accounts due James NJ
= Knight, dec. have been transferred to
Mr.. Daniel Frisby. and by him placed in
my hands for collection. Those indebted
if they wish to save costs; will do well 10
como forward and settle immediately.
WILLIAM B. TAYLOR.
May IL. -lOt52
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
: Produce.

I'D ECEIVED on consignment, and for
Is q, sale by the subscriber, at the store Of
MuRRAv &, GARNErT, fresh supply oil
MESS and PRIME PORK, BACON, and
FLOUR.
e. G. WOOD.
June IL SGT
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned a
- gainst trading for three promissory
notes, drawn by Geo. w. Bone and Jno.
Mckinley, dated Nov. LIST, 1887, payable
to David Bone, or order, ut the Com
mercial Bank of Rodney, at times, and in
the sums following, viz:
One note for $4,000, payable May 4ih
1899;
One note for $4,000, payable Nov. 4th,
1889.
One note for $4,000, payable May 18th
1910.
TIE consideration ofthe foregoing several
notes having failed, we shall not pay the
same unless compellen by law.
GEO. w. BONE.
! JOHN MCKINLEY.
May 8, 1880.
@The Nafchez Courier, New Orleans
Bulletin, and Cincinnati Gazette, will give
the above three insertions and forward &C
counts to this Office Sits
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
A CARD.

TIE undersigned have associated them
Il selves under the firm of MURRAY &
GARNETT, for the purpose of transactin&
the Mercantile Business in this place.
They have purchased the entire stock OF
Goods of Conrad S knight, which with an
additional supply Of seasonable goods order
ed from the East, will render their stock
complete. They respectfully solicita share
of the patronage Of their friends and the
public generally.
EDWARD B. MURRAY,
THOMAS w. GARNETT.
March 8, 1889. 43-l2ts
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18

C. B. Grannis, ct. al. complainants,
VS..
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-18
In Chancery.

Rodney, June 90, 1889.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

9teuIid, lpiciten smei @jauner einem
l,crrl,, Der pan Baltimore mad, pbil1nels
pbia reiBse, auf Gcit;n ieiueS @eIpbcutels
Den fol9enoen Gtreid). Ul5 ter Gdrren5u1
eben i'm 8c9rif itano obSu0ehcn, fam Elm
iunoer Menld an oo5 Nenltsr Der Garre,
,porin I'D, Der 9tsiIenoe hef1no nuo Dot
ihm cine uhr, anGteineno BON @clo, gum
0ertauf ali fitr $50, erfldreno, oa6 ctez
Ielte oretmal 70 oiel tpsrtt iei. Der 9iels
Ienbe lebnte iusmifden ben 9lnFanf eer1el>
be ab. @5letd, oarauf ltieq Elm fein9cfleloes
ter, out au5IcbenoersW1nn lit oeuGorren,
Iltce I'D, in cine llhterreoung cl1 nnO dlz
5erte i'm eaufe oerfel6eu, oaB er nad Yhis
laoeIphia 9ebe. @r fpielte a96oann, tpie
BON ,n9cfdbr, auf bic llbr an, tpeltle eben
gum @erfauf ou59ebcten pcreerL tebaup>
tsl,e, Dap CT 3ebr Drhl piBe, olelrlbe iti
weni9lteus 100 Sbaler nerth, fir lpe;de
Snn,me man lle in Dhuaeeiphin leitt
oerfaufeu t6nne ,penn er o169elo ebcu
i oei Tij t6tte, 10t;rce ct lie 1u0Sn5tidiidj
foufrn. 8icncitt,t fonnte Der Srrr lbm
aber cine @efauiefeit er3cigen, inccm er
Dem Giqentbllmer eiuttpeieu bic finfiia
1baIer euasahtte unb Die tlhr bis lle phis
laoclpkia errelchten aufbetpahrte, no er
ihm nit Der 9rSBtea Sersinpiili9fct ae,t>
gig Sbaler piener5ablen ,piiroe. Der 9iejs
enoe, relter feinen Gebaufsn an irsenc
einen 8etrus auffcmmen lieB, tpitli3te in
ctslen 0erihlog, uno, inoem er Dem ell,
eerbalb itehencen @auner Die funf,io
2baler eiuhdnoi9te, nahm er ba9c9en Die
llhr in Gn,pfang. Stls Der Gauft 9cmad)t
mar, brebte GA Der SEdnfsr mad, ie'nsm
! 8e9letter mn1 mar ober nidht weni9 ers
ltaunt, ibn l,teral n!d)t mehr III f'ben
gr unIerilldbte afso1Hu bic llhr stwa5 oes
n1uer uno aelon9tc su Dem tsauriSen 0fc<
iultatc sa5 ijs ppu Gurfsr nit eiuigen fa!,
id'cn @celifeinen beIcst urs feiEe 5mci
2halcr wertb ,par. Oie beiosn Beutsls
Id,neioer hatteu fd, ans Gem Gtaute az
,ndht uno feline Gpur 3uriid3ela6sn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
NSSabl i'm 0teltz9,)orf Stoat.

Die TSoeralllfen erheben ein loutes
1riumphqefhrei itber ben umltano, ode
es ibnen bel Der fiir;lit) III eitiem Staat
9ebaltenen Bahl 0cIun9en ut, obernal0
cine Weehrbeit in Die @eics9ebun0 etnSu1
pdblen.--Tpl9eurc Shatladen ltefern lez
bod, foId,en qenil1enren Serpels bon Dem
aubaltcnoeu 3uwad,6 Der Cemcfrattld)en
Sadie oaIelblt, felt bcn 3 leBten S1trell,
oas man nit @jc,pisheit baranf redncn
fam, cas Ger Staat III 1S4O ieIne Stlm'
me fir Wartiu San Suren 9eben
miro.
9Sei Der QBahl it 1887 crtpihttcu Die
T6oeralilfen im9susOcrf Staot 100 WtIt'
Qlicecr, bic Tcmctraten blcB %
C>u 1883 erp1bltcn Die Ubccrallitcn 8?
Mit9lieoer, eie Meputllfaner 46.-Ocs
mcfratiiher G'e,rUln
c5n 1889 erpitlteu Die N0oeratliten IS
@l,cecr-oic Mepnbllfnner 60. Cemrz
tratilhcr Geprn felt 1887 80
Gie 86oeral Mshrhett lmStaatm 1887
tctruo unaef1m 1900 Sttmmeu-l in
1888 muree iie auf etpo 10000 reeucrt
-mo rel Der firslit, eehaIteaen 9SabI
betruc iIe fclne Srct S1n1ene!
Sunf gcn9reF> Ciitrlfte, tpetd'e ocrlaeS
Sahr T6oeral Gltecer ertrGh!tcn> SaecE
bel oicler 9Sabi Hemrfratiitc Wehrbei>
ten-,rcld,es, weun Die Srn9rs sz4Sahlcn
jest ifatf9efuueen bdttcn, eincn 9Sehlel
BON 10 GIierer su unleren9uniten Setras
9cn bate.
Gieler beitdueise 3unuds an Oemc'
fratilhcn Stlmmt II berettlti9t uns alIer:
cin9s gum @lauben, oa6 GeuzOorf Staat
in 1910 Fher fir Ban Suren fln
lriro. lStaat6>3eitun9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

Snbt1ner entltdno, II. fctnen llrfprung lit
emGraftlt bate, tpeld1er bftrh cte9loertz
maft BON Sdermcr born nit rer Neoiez
rltng ab9cIthlcBen tpuroc. Die Teinolt(iz
gen 9eflthts Der 9arthien babcn lld) {ettz
Dem 9e9et ett1noer ocrmebrf, Bis encltd)
Htb9e'S SOB bic Sol9e tpar. Die 9ieaiez
rltn9 bat bic 9lu5lteferltn9 Der M6rber
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nrfadt bat, nno bic 6lamme lit mod be-
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le Snotaner dngef1d)t tpprben, 70 bas man
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1elt9felten au5bred)er, uno fId) unter ben
un1lte9enben Stdmmen ausbreiten n6d,z
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funn.
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gen morben lInb. Die crrtt9cn Scpcbner
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ppiten abaefd)iCft. Spllten alle Die cS1,>
btaner Stdmme ,rcltltd bonn Mi6i6trrt
fJh 9egeu bic QSeiBen oerbinben, fc mir
ben mir etnen cSnoianer &rie9 befrmmen,
Der i'll ieinen Spl9en oernerbliher mare
ais tr9eno elmer, ipeld,er felt oem oertln>
Semen kalben Slhrbuncert NIT btelenQStls
ben qefltbrt ipprben iit.''
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g d e hte 9rbeit. 3,peD breis
itodt3te Niufer, BON oru. 0ofmauL Ell
1'em Sanfmann tn 9tellzOorf, 9ebbrenp,
tpelde tbn $4,000 fpiteteu, rilb neld|e
IN StpodlYn errt6tet rparen itilr3ten am
oorlesten Samlta9e 5uiammen lsno fnnS
nun e!n Slufen 2utnen bic Sdulen tpa>
rem t1tt 9ebDrt9 farf, tim bas fhnere
9eipldt oes Ge,pDlbes ;u trogel,. @tne
Sin5abl bon Yerloneu tparen um bteier
3e1t an bic 9lrbeit 9efeat, olletn 9lildlts
bermelle erlttten Ie feinen Shacen.
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llsberiid't pom Yhilaoelphiaer Marft, fir
Gle Bcebe enoi9ene am i6ten ylcz
Uemtcr 1899.

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9ertaufe pcn QSaitenmeDl wurren ss,naebt ~ Sc
-nitunter AUDI SIS 94-se8en Dos Gnpe Der QDrz
dc lit nas MlcDl jeeceb im preiie settiesen uno
tr"@tc Sc 25 lei ttarter Nahfrase-otp9senmebl
tpurre jaP 5-26elidb 81 l2t lis 81 Is
per Sag nnr tep rer 0uantitat SI7-Sls per Grs
E5it.
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9fadfrasc unb oer preis tpe6|cltc ;mittben 81 ls
unp ST. II rer sSuf6tl-Sto99cn pcrtaufte ~ 70
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fang her QScde RON So bis 70 Gcnts-.6,ttr 80
lis 33 Gents rer 8ut@cl.
9 la6tpteb.- - S4la6tcebfen purren
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lis S35 ras Stud-@d dweine, ret prets fir
S@weineaeiia 1T 8etfssen uno 9crtaufe ,purpc,t
gu 81 80 une IS so unter ttarfes Statbfraee acz
'nabt-Shaafc-te preis mic rcriae lsrebe.