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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

10 THE DEMOCRATS OF LowNDEs CouN.
TY'--rhe election is now speedily an.
preaching, and It behooves us all TO con.
slider how we shall cast our votes. Ie,
us all cast off party prejudice which so
much warps our judgment against our in
terests and the interests of the country
ana reflect soberly upon the duty which |
we have 10 perform. IT, '-----~-, - $40 |
Wig auu IIemocrats are one and the |
same, and they ought to pull one way
until our affairs are set to rights. The
democrats of Lowndes must know that
there is something wrong in the way in
which the government is administered.
They must know that the administration,
which has been promising US better state
ofthings for ten years, past, and has been
all the time leading us into more and
more miserable condition is at fault. They
must know that we have all suffered long
enough to see that the present admins.
traiiOn will not do. They must know that
a government which is under the control
of Office holders,will not do for the people.
They must know that government which
provides gold and silver for holders
and leaves the people to miserable shin
plaster establishments for their currency,
is not fit for a plain honest domestic peo-
pie. They must know that government
which spends the peoples money among a
set Of office holders who have nothing TO
do but TO transpose the sheets and to hum
bug the people with the cry of democracy,
to keep themselves in office, is wrong.
They must know that the administration
which has been changing about and trav-
cling to every point of the political com.
pass like blind man without guide, is
wrong, and ought TO be changed. Demo-
Gratis, look at the petition Of Martin Van
Buren, for a branch. Of the United States
Bank to be located in Albany, bis own city
in 1920; and then think of his course as
President Of the u. States, and ask your
selves if there is not something wrong.
Read Robert J. Walkers letter to John
Black, IN 1884, in which he says: "the
public voice loudly demands a restoration
of the deposites, and the creating a bank
to supply general currency. A State
Bank can no more supply and govern a
currency, than state government can
direct and control tho affairs of the ma
tion"-and think Of the same Robert J
Walker now, and ask yourselves if some
thing is not wrong. Democrats, you must
know that the truth Of the matter is, that
Van Bulen and Walker and the rest of
the company are determined TO keep them
selves IN power, and for that reason they
oppose the only measure which can give
Us a good currency, because the wings
support i, and they preach up democracy
to you IN order to humbug you into Their
support. Democrats compare Van Blu.
ren's democracy Of 1896, and Walkers
Of 1884, with their democracy of 1899,
and you win see that you have been hum
bueeed All the time. Democrats, think
on these things. and join with US at the.
ensuing election in casting vote, not for
the purpose Of wishing foolish victory
for party, but for our country's good.
LEI na in;n togashoF and rehuke this
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01
CANADIANS
Enr TIE I

NV. For the Legi,lqtus.
3. Leake, as a candidate = -. sssla
county Of Lowndes in the bep;.l,,...
State, atthe ensuing election ''
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

For Clerk Of the Probate Coz
~ We are authorized to annOunGs y
liam II. PuIIeF, as eanadsk 81
office of Clerk of the PrObates COuh / .
county of Lowndes, at the ensuing slsta
TWeare authorized to announce Cen
Tucker, as a candidate for The ssl
Clerk of the Probates Court OflOEltaH
~, at the next election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

WIG You've MEN's CONVENTION
The delegates from the different counties
of the State to the Wing Young mems
Convention, win meet in Jackson, on the
SECOND MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
inst. We give this early information that
the delegates from Lowndes may begin to
make preparations for their journey.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

editor, collector and payer Of the estae-
lishment and have the assistance of one
jourheyman only, our readers viii forgive
slighterrors.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01
From de RicAmpnl -

On the29th., uIt. AIM
Ing's, in Lowndes Comm nut ,Wsns =
High-wrOught praise a, and stu !sa.s
are the usual tribute Of 49,. elq0aaEs
Of the dead but whilst t5s q! d
sent obituary notice has IL Jet On
preston on the hearts Of N % dss0
Intimately, TO require a p : g Ea.s
ton other virtues to maxi e.tsss e...
their irreparable loss, reos,a ss.Ss.
her friends, render il mo- ~ % ast.SS.
mention Of the elevated t,.I,. y . aasEIs
4 Christian in p'ecept and a. ss = g
birth and sentiment-a fr;.. pslesacs -
action-she limited he, 80 ns!!rsss
charge Of her duties, and de gssol';l'd
qualification from contribut;n.s :, hsl N
Of others. As daughter lelAsh|
and a mistress, she maniss,,a,s Har as
emPtlon from selhshnesr. ~ = a sa !
devotion TO others too rs,.I suO a ute6,
readily conceived; and n ~ ne vih
ncvolence of her FEELINGS u. sns unVsas l
purity other life, she sesss s, SnO tie 81
by Heaven on amizsion ufIov . !! nave a.
limited circle in whichs6e VETO . e,ts !,
/ approach to perfection n IN .u,'yed, tie =.
She expired after long ~ suInaa chsgss
which she bore with t5s s ~ panid d,
rance ofsuffering and C6, - Pats n
the will of Providence vh;sS a'i 1 Gass6a !
lied her through life, and Will, 9as 'iasaas
to receive fhe reward Of be- -. "a,
en-, she has lefther ,mers',v =. Ilsa Hs.t
affections other friends oss. saiane3a q.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

ELrcrroSs.-The State elections in Maine
and Vermont are just over In Maine the loco
focos carried the day, as usual. Vermont has
elected Wing governor, and the strength o.
parties in the legislature is stated thus;
Senate-Is Wings, and IL Iocofocos. House
-I23 Wing, and ITO locofocos.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01
THE COMING CONTEST.


Nothing affords us more pleasure to see
the fine spirit which the Wings are dis
playing in our county. Our Candidates
stand firm and feel sure of success, while
the loco focos appear TO be trembling, and
their ranks are growing weaker by divis.
ions among themselves. Mr.. Speight
feels aware that fthe Wings do their duty,
as weare sure they will, that his chance of
election is small one. Doct. Lipscomb,
we think, has pretty much given up the
contest, and, judging from his manner,
feels rather awkward in the strange CON-
pany he is in. We hear and see nothing
of Mr.. Gilmer. EVANS, BILLUPs and
SrARKE,- are gaining friends every day,
and feeling conscious of victory, and per-
ceiving the success of their attacks upon.
the citadel of loco focoism, are in the finest
spirits imaginable. The presence Of our
candidate for Governor, the able farmer
and jurist, EDWARD TURNER, has infused
a spirit into the hearts ofthe Wings, which
cannot be quenched. PRENTIsS, The elo-
quent PRENTIss, viii be with rs on the
18th of this month, and the whole Wing
strength-of the county viii be aroused.
Let not this state Of feeling, let not our.
ardor be abated; glorious victory will
crown our exeFtions at the ballot box.
Qua PAPER.-Those of our readers
who are more fond Of miscellaneous read
ing than politics, must excuse us for the
next few weeks previous to the election.
Having determined that Lowndes County
shall be honored by unanimous Wing
delegation in the legislature, if our. exer-4
tons can secure it, we shall weekly en-
deavor to exhibit to the people the rascal.
tiles Of the present administration Of our
general and State governments.
ERRORS. We regret, that in our haste
in making up ourpaper, last week, num-
Der Of errors were committed, most of
which were of a lriling nature. One,
however, we correct. In partof our edi-
ton we were made to say that theTombig-
by Bank Of this city, had redeemed Sl16-
600 Of its circulation within the last FIVE
months. It should have been 500, 900.
In the same article il is stated that the bank
had $4,000 Of specie when the Bank
Commissioners last examined its situation.
It should been printed $4,000. When
it is known that we are printer, publisher,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

Or The barbecue to be given to Mr.
Prentiss on the 18th of this month, the
people of Lowndes, without distinction Of
50 ssAkz x.-----A.-As--
and opponents of the adjoining counties
are respectfully invited TO be present.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

JOHN DAWES, of this city, has been elected
cashier of the Branch of the Union Bank, at
Macon, Noxubee county.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

Charity-The citizens of Natchez SUBJ
scribed $2,2sO for the relief of the suffer
ers by the FIRE at Port Gibson, 81, $50 of
which was promptly transmitted to those
authorisedto receive it.
Fatal Afray.-A Mr.. Calicote, of Cot
feeviIle, (Mi. shot Mr.. B. F. Burlington,
at that town few since. Mr.. Calicote's
property vas seized by the sheriff, and he
resisted, Edrington and some others went
to the assistance of the sheriff, while Cali
cote armed himself with bowie knife and
double barrel gun. On reaching the
house of the latter, a scuffie ensued, which
ended in the death of Edrington, by re.
ceiving the contents of the gun.
A case If stab6ing.--Doctor VIM. R.
Hammer was badly stabbed last week by {
Mr.. SadleE The affair came of at Har'
mer's ownhouse in the Yazoo valley.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

verse interests, .ss .1.a
uniting their resources ss, ]. drss -
same same esG? Ias and a . sa
standing stand and better fs slsa . .
NeD York Epeniae sSs ta,l VI -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

DWIGHT, who absconded with Starke and
Butterworth's money, has been apprehended
at St. Louis, Missouri, and committed to pris--
on. $9,45O Of Mississippi Union bank notes
were found in his trunk
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01


cOIUMBUs. TUESDAY, OCT. !.
- ~ - ss.ss--..-=====-~
aepnbIicnn WING Nominations.
For United States Senator,
SERGEANT S. PRENTISS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
EDWARD TURNE r.
ron coNeREss,
ADAM L. BINGAMAE, Of Adams,
REUBEN DAVIS, of Monroe.
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
DUDLEY L. JENNINGS,
FOR AUDITOR,
JOHN CRUSOE, of Lowndcs.
.roR TREASURER,
GIDEON FITZ.
Lowndes County Wing Nomination
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
THOMAS c. BILLUPS,
RICHARD EVANS,
P. y. STARKE.
FOR SHERIFF,
PRYOR NJ. GRANT.
FOR 9UDoE OF PROBATE COURT,
GEORGE VAUGHAN.
FOR cLERK-oF CIRCUIT COURT,
LAVENDER S. WILKINS.
FOR CLERK OF PROBATE COURT,
WILLIAM P. FULLER.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

Mr.. CLAY.-This gentleman has arri-
we'd at his residence, at Ashland, KY. in
good health.l
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

Mop1r.-From Mobile we have accounts to
the 22dOf September. The ever had not aba
ted. There had been 3O2 intements during
the4wenty-one days proceeding the Dist
Weregret to notice the death Of Mr.. E. KtHBY'
junior editor of the Commercial Register, who
fen victim to the disease.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

- y . arc . a-tfIuI ILcd @ dIltllIle ddI1
w. BrickelI, as candidate tr tie e.
of Jerk of the Circuit COuh O Lrnh
county, at the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

OF Our contemporaries are requested
to copy tine circular of Chancellor Turner,
which will be found on our first page.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01
yETIow FEVER IN NATCHEZ.

ByasliD from the Office ofthe COurisr,dated
the 25th Of September, we learn that the yel-
low fever is prevailing to considerable extent
in Natchez; FIVE deaths occurring daily. The
citizens are leaving for the country, and the
merchants and banks are removing theirgoods
and Offices into the interior. The daily papers
are published but three times week.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

government, without taking the most EN-
cient and strenuous means to counteract
the corrupt practices Of our federal rulers.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

HON. A. L. BINGAMAN,
Addressed the people of Amite, on the
2lst, he was to have met the people of
Copiah, at Gallatin.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

u We are authorized to anBsusI 81
burgess, as a candidate iW Il "a 4
Clerk Of The Circnit Court Of I0FD1s,r-r
at the ensuing election in NOvenbs
II We are authorized to snnUaa s,,
ling RI. Lester, as a eaBd5sf 4 N
Office of Clerk Of the Cicut Cert e.
county ofLowndes, at the ensuing tscia
U We are authorizedlO announce OTi
p. RPOwIr. as a caEla,e "a Chrk
Circuit Court Of LowBdes county, 1t he Hri
election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

-TRE SCREENS. Ornament
fiety Of pretty dsslgn. = at550Dill
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01

Van Buren, Democracy which lives upon
your vitals, by electing with an overwhelr.
ing majority, the supporters Of true princi.
pies, Starke, Billups and Evans.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Der N[uN cines Nartheis sNihtcrS.

las 9clf pru Nduphin 9auntD fam Den
Nlud, eincS poitiId,en parthci<Hid,fcre jctt
lcben uno fuklen. @5 1T fcin blcle6 QScrf
rrr Giubiieunq, icnecrn leiecr cine traurlge
98irflidfeit, Dor ipcIdIer bic Gjcred,tt9fett i'm
Staube liegt GS iIeht jcer cineu W1nn auf
Der 2id,tcrbauf, ctu9efd,Wcren Srr Seldut'
uuq Der Scnittuttcn unb Der Gcirsc, ter
Ielbit Elm 6Tcntliher @erlcBter cerlcltcu mar
unO auf cieien pIae 9eitclIt pnror, I'M Scrs
brcd,cr 9r9cn Die gcred1tt9frlt III SdbnB 81
nehmsn. 9iidtcr Yorter mar nit cem be'
rithti9ten December Mcb leBtcn S5dbr5 Gin
SIcrS mo cine SceIe. Gr crfldrtc Idnge Ucr
Der 3ufammenfltuft Ger @cieB9cbuug, ea6
Die Q8big Otemters ppn phiIaocIphia aus
bcm Saritclium rertricben DcrcGn ipllter, i'll
SdQ iIe es perIuten piirocn ibrc Cite cin;us
nebncn. Or mar Der Soluptreoner BET etncr
9lufruhrsSerIa auinllun9, bic III @aitcn 9ebals
ten murbc NIB no CT cine 2eee pcuer Scuer
NIB Slammc hielt, i'll Der er ieine 3ub0rer
auffcreertc, iit) Dem beitebcuScn @ewalten
bcS Stadts in Ger Stueilbnrg threr rifBicilrn
piid,ten Su rpicrrrleBcn-uno ite erlr9ene ers
iudlte, fId) ieoen 9ugenblid fcrttg gu b1lten,
I'M CUR llnterlflBung Der 9mfrithrer nad Soars
ri5bura 3u 9chen. Dies it Der Wann, ben
cine dus9eartete uno fhauobare 9lcminiltras
ticn gum Scr9eIcgten 9emadlt bat um Gem
unabbdnsi9cu Saucrns unb 6dnewcrf6itdno
bon Canpbiu @anntY ben 9iafen ~ beu9rn.
Die lluterorifu,9 unb StrauncY nohm its
rcn 2lnfan9, ais bic Grflirun9 9rmad,t pnr'
DC, ba6 Gle @egcufrsimaurer ntdht "fit"ipds
rcu fir SurymGnucr - NIB Die S.aurlm9cu
ceS 0iihtere betdti9cu bic Schauptlln9cn icts
ucr parthriSiu9cr, eas or feline @e9ner nit
Srafcn bcimiudlrn mil, 70 oft or Cjcic9cn
trit frccu fanu, feline 0tadle an tbnen in Ger
Gcurt aus;uilten. glRit politiIhcm uno rit,s
terlid,em Cruf miro Sfric9 9cScn pa6 @clf
ocfitbrt, rno uihtS als cine fiihuc NIB hdrts
ndfi9e @eqeuwcbr flun e5 Dor rcr dr9lfcn
5iranneD bepahrCu. C8at. lS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

I'D, in enter GtadtSsGuupentic at pfrinn,s
melr, auf.fcldc 9Ivt ipie friiber Der @jebraud,
,var, I'm eineu coer mehrere Srpdliler, rpie
DER Tatt lein mag, fur ihre mntcrihiroiidle
DiIfrifte IN ernennen, uno jene ,prlte idon
aeniod,t fiRo al ratiT,ircu, roer hiefclben an
pecbfeln, pie ne CO fur fdidlih balten mOs
gen, lIno oa6 ipldle ernannten cher rattfiSirs
ten @rnabler, suiammen nit Den Scnotcrtals
Srmdbler ais ben @ripdhler. gSahlettcl fur
oirIcn Staat BON ttelrr 8erfaninlung 9ebits
li9t weroc, oas oerpaidhtct 1T fir ole llutrrs
itHeun9 pou 6cnerai SSiiliam Scnrp
SSarrifow, ben Ohio, fur prcTpent nnb
sSpbn Spicr, pcn 8ir9inicn, fur Slcespre'
ioent eer 0creii,i9ten Stdatcu.
SefdblpBen, Oae Die @e9ncr ,ru so.
Ban Suren in ben unter1dicblittcn Ganutic5
bes Staats erlud,t ipercen, uno iIc ilnc btcrs
nut aRfGcfcrocrt Gelegaten rpte 9ebrdudlltd,,
elcidmdfi9 in 2lnSabl init ben Mcpreicutars
teu i'm Scnat uno Saule Der Heprcient. pcn
pcnnFlodnicn, gu crpdblen, ipeld1e ftd, i'll
Scnpeutipn su Soarri6burg, AM 22ten Scbs
ruar ndd,ltcn6, Utriainmcln tperoen, nm bas
irIbif lclte WaBrcgeln 81 cr9retfcn, peldle
hinreid,cno Gnp nm Sercini9nn9 uno @tnpers
lfdneuif Al bcipirfcr, eaS bic @rrpibluug bes
General QSiliam NcnrD Sarrtlon ocn Ohio,
ais Yrefbcnt, uno Sohn 2Dler, BON Sirats
nicn, ais Gices9Mefccnt Der Scrcint9t. ct
ltdlcrn iperecu.
Se1hlc Gen, Oa6 Gle oerihteecncn Socrs
ausgeber in pcunIlpanten, pcld,r 9c9cn Ban
Surcn's 9lcminiftratipn fuo, erlntt iprroen
baS cbigc in ibre rcipectipe Slittcr etnsu'
riidcu.
Scbn 9tnrrca5 S6ulsG ScrlGeer.
cScbn q. Slider, Secrctlr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
GrSbcbcm iet SSacE)are{f.
E@8S
E@sES.

GS rpurbe tnt franSOGid,en 3hcater "9trs
9clO" 9clpielt. Sd, irerec ben 9Ibcno nie pers
9elIcu, oenu gum critcumaIc hattie lIh ein
Sablrethcs publifum Su uuicren 8pritctluus
gen eiu9efuucen. @S bate chen ucuu llhr
gcfhla9cn, uuo Socmceei brobtc, Sbisbcu ben
Oclf ius S>crj 81 itcscu, renn iTc nidlt ilber
aIIcs &pr9efaIicuc eaS ticfite Shpci9cu be-
mabre, als pl6elit) Die SdaulpieIer Al pars
fen ihieucu; Gin lhrcdlidc6 gefradJ lief lId
;u9letd5 ocruehurn, Der &rcnleuhter ld,paufs
te raid bin uuo bcr, bic Sdufe lfie6en acgcils
cutaneer, uno fie @alcriecn fpurecu Urn eis
ncr unfIttbarcr Jtraft crIhuttert. SIM pnbs
llfum mar Ger sluSorud ocS Sdredene ouf
dNcu 9efdDtern Su leieu, uuo Gin Sd,rei be6
GnticBcuS baltic I'M 9ausen Saalc ricoer :;
man mcllte iIdl retteu uno ifiirst uad, ben
Ibitrcn; c6 rntltcbt Gin IhrcdiidcS @eordus
&c, uub Die Surd,t fcnnt feline Gjren;en mrhr.
Suritcu, Srjarcu uno Saurrn, Sd,aulpielcr
unc Stattten erdngcn lIh eurh chamber,
hcnn CO 9ttt frincu 9fanfunteridlico mehr.
4Rau iptu itd rettcu, man Mil binau6, bds
III baS ctusi9e Srcben ober, Sdwcdcu
JEST er;tttcrt aud, Die Grce, uno man fam
iIdl nidIt rncbr oufcen SubeR erbalten. Stcis
lie, Srctter fitrgen ilbrr Die Sopfe Ger NRers
fteu bin, uno uterau itiirsen bic SoiuIer sus
lammeu. Sin bSllilder 2drm, ein 4drni, fir
ecu icecr sluSeruf ;u id,,pad, III, tsiSntt Die
MciHd,crL nrcld)r icet utdT mchr an Gcttcs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

Nscriaiu nltuG Der NJcmmiilpGuff6,cu
Sclc9atcn smr StatipualsSU Uupcn'
tion.
Sei elmer ScriammIun9 Der YrnuiIlpas
nifden OsleSatcu CUR 9iatiouoI'ScupenticrL
9ehdItcu i'll ibrent 3immcr in NarrisburM
am Samita9e ben 7teu December, 1889,
'nuree Gjrupern6r g d,ulSc, Der Scnotcs
rial' Celcsat, ais Scrtlerr unc So hn q.
Tilhcr, ron Haurhtl ais Sccretdr crs
naunt. SoIgcurc ScidilFe murecn rurd,
'ren 9ldtbaren s barle6 y. pcnr eu.
'GnmberIane, ocr9cbracbt uuc cinltlum'9 ans
:gencmmcn:
8efoblcecn, Taft bic Detcgatcu Ucn
pennlloauien III Der 9iatieuals ScRpcuticu,
nit Der @rncnnun9 bon Sebn 9luc. Sd,uIse
1Ino Scirpb Nltncr alS ScuatrrialsSripih:
ler fur pcnnlilpauicr, ilterciuitimmcu uue
tiIigcn.
Sefhlcscr, DaB tir Gc9ncr ppn SO.
%au 8uren in ben perihicoeucn Gou9rcB.
Giittitr5 rcu 9Ncunitlnauicu crhlbt ,pcrreu,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

Ger udd,ite Cen S.-9Sir baben
NIT telruoern &erGnI9en perucmmen olB IN
ben 9rrIdrifteu fur Die Seamtcu Die ccu
u6d,ifen Seniu6 anfnetmcn lcllen, brlcnrcrc
slbtheiluuoru angecrouet tpcrccu lInb, nm
Sc9cnRiltec BON 9rrser YStd,tt9tcit, bic
fruher peruatliIT9t parcn, oorin aubunehs
men. 9Ecnn Ge reu REM @cicee gemiB
orll;o9cu ,uerocn, ic mcrrcn cie Sbati1d,er
ruc Hciultate ecS iehsten @enIn8, fur Q. II
Nclittfcr, eru Scfcucnlcn mo ip.rcu ccr
9lnttcit an ben Tcrtid,rittcu h;ei:r orcfcn
9iaticu nimmt, @jc9cnltiune t,, ,pi6tiocm
Sntcrcfe eutbalten. Die .OarIh6llc ecs
Stoatcs bie Der Standardization onocb6reu,
mereen lptc I'D, Don iclbit crmartcn laBt ciil
mddlfamcS 9t.iss in itrcr qSahl ouf Manncr
hobenl ete e:e prlitVhcn Gjeqcnit6nbe anfncbs
meh, ;nt 9anSen bcffen mir inoeiien. miro man
ror.al nur tlthtt9c uno fIhi9c Wiuner fir
cen 9anSen 3pcd anltctlcn. tgSe!tb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

alllinddlt ;rpcifsIH fcnneH nno iueIde inbrllns
fig feiiteH Sobuh erfiehen. Gin Seosr crirars
fet fforr Dor @utlesen, baB Die 9ree iidi uns
tcr ibm Sfns NIB eie erc6e Staet uerfdiin,
ae. Drei Wiinutrn mdhrte cieic ldIrcdlide
@ridutternrg, uno ipdbreno bieier gansen
3eit ftpebtei mir slpifden 2eben uno Son,
pbne baB es ms mc9ltob geipeien mare, uns
9e9enielttg gu tnteritueen. Snee trdnrl9en
Gage, i'll Der mir uuS befancen, fonuten mir
nur auf Den JIneen trie9en, uno tnoem mir
einen plab oerlieBen, auf Dem infer eebcn
beorpht mar, licfen mir benz Scoe oielieidlt
al eincr auocreu Stelle cntgegeil SD ipein'
te uno bate ldcn ale ooffrun9eu anfge9e'
ben; id) rief mcine Mfutter an, abcr td bDrte
nur cas hr6bncure Srahen Der Gree uno
cen 9lnaitltrci eer lmQllGliden.
@nolidl b6rtc Die @rlhutterung auf 9Sir
narcn 9ercttet. Soh mo msIne Trcuioc te'
len une in bic 9lrme uuo oanften Der Sprfe,
hung, bas ilc unS eiesmal 9ndri8 0erpelrn
mar.
9Scld,eS 9rdslihe Sd,aufpisl bot I'D, abcr
jeBt unieren Slifcn bar 9SeIte6 8uo oes
Sammcrs uno Der 3erit6run9 ! llmgeitiirSte
Valiite, per1d)Ittcte Snaeeu, III 3riimmer
0elllufene Soiuier. lleberan la1eu Gcote uns
ter benz Shutte. 9tiemals bate ntan slt
Suharcff cur 70 itarfc greerfd,iltteruu9 ers
lebt rpeun cicirlbc nod cine Minute aubielt,
70 blieb fetu Gebduoe all lciuer SteQe. gScn
id jest all biefe 3cit ;uriltoenfe, 70 crfheint
tIe mir mie eill Sraunl, fpie etu @ebiloe mcis
ner Yhantallc Der Gag oes juHgiten @jes
rid,ts itticn bercin9ebrrben ;u iein. 9lle
&ebdube parcn rbne 9iu6nabme mebr rocr
ipeni9er bcihdeigt, unb ourdl ben @initurs eis
rcS &lpiterS, ba6 lebr tarfe unb eide Malts
ern bate, faneen allciu 200 pcriDneu ibren
600. Su Der nddtcn 3eitriumtc man nm
BEN Sdutt bu,pcq, inter bem Die Gootrn bcs
9rabcu laqcn. 9lld, in oncercn, Sudareit
beuadbarcu Stieten puroc oieIe @rihuts
teruu9 gefllblt; III elmer Staot itilrSte cine
5talcrne ein uuo be9rub 500 SpIpateu. slm
fofgcnoeu Gag bemerfte man ;u rcriclbcn
Sunoe pieoer Elm Grobcben, aber oa6clbe
par uuglcich ldnpider unb peruriad,Ic fctu
lln0lutf. Der Sd,rcd le9te llt) jeocd) utd,t
ioglcich, uuo man mar INNER ncti) auf Elm
ncue5 llu9llf gefa6t. Sd) fur menen Shcil
ftblte freilidl feline Surdt mcbr urp ishnte
mh rur ca5 ablhcuItd)e 2ano ;u perlolirn.
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