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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-17

"a General Jackson and Mr. Clay
Our readers are aware that Gen. JacA"a
has taken in such high dudgeon part o.
Mr.. Clays Speech delivered at Nashville
on the 18th uittmo, as to cause the P'or
cation we gave last week and which taH
cd reply from Mr.. Clay. Gen. jackson
has made rcioinder to Mr.. Clay, when
We are unable 10 give this week, bat We
invite attention 10 the following eSlrn''
Of a letter from the Editor of the Jones
borough Wing, who was present at mo
Celebration, which will certainly have Toe
effect TO open the eyes of some Of the war"
admirers Of the Greatest and Best
to wba, Mr. Clay srepotied to have sa"u
Snml. Swartwcut, he did say 1t, and IN Saying .
he sad nothing but the truth, and the reco'uI,
history of the country will basr him out IN 'ne
clnrntion And it Is not little romarkaole' wy
tho General has not denied but that SWaf'"v.'
"as concerned With Aaron Burr IN he tfoaao"
bic dcsgHB against thus Government ~
swer 10 tho question, whether he did Or a''
know Of Swartwout's association win bn''
an nsiHuation that Mr.. Clay himself ""
intimate with Burr in those days. ms W.
do old man, the history of tho country gNe'
tho le Swaftwout, IN those days, and Upon
charge Of REASONABLE designs, IN connccuo" ""
Burr, was taken as prisoner, by Gen. N''sc',p
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-17

A brilliant Locofoco Argument The
Lacoiocos held "a large Convention at liar
rl-borg, Pennsylvania, last week, at which
iIodng themselves unable to answer the
Improbable facts mud arguments of Mr..
Gmnd's German paper, which was IA the
hands Of many Of his countrymen, they col
Iecled all the papers they could find, and
honored them with public burning. This
Is genuine iocoiocotsm. Its only hope Of
success Is based ou ITS success IN putting out
The ligbl Of truth. Such proceedings augut
well. To adopt tho language Of the New
York Commercial, II brings to mnd the
days Of Henry the Eighth aud the Blood,
Mary, when the Bibles were seized by the
officers OF the Government through the
land AND RURSTi No other measure could
so rapidly have advanced the cause of the
great aud glorious reformation Of lha, day,
and We IRE mistaken If like proceedings do
not produce like results ut tho present day.
Gp on, gentlemen office holders If YOU
Cannot answer the FACTS and ARGUMENTS
OF the Wings, voc CAN BURN THEN - nf
tdto Com. Ado.
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MORE INDIAN ouTRAGEs,

negroes, are known TO have been murdered,
and il is feared that more have shared
the same fate. We have been informed
by gentleman Who passed nearer the scene
of devastation, that III one house six chill.
dren were murdered IN their beds. The
details We cannot give, but heard enough to
be conylnced that It will prove TO be one Of
he most shocking Of the many outrages that
have been perpelrated by these ruthless
barharans.
MORE INDIAN MURDERS.
Savannah Alg. 23.--We have been per
mltted by the kindness OF a friend, TO lay
belnre our readers The following extract
from letter, dated
Je8rSoHtoa, Ga. Aug. "a, lsAO.
The Indians are again on VISIT TO Cam.
den County, numbering and plundering our
frontier settlers, burning their dwellings
and destroying their crops. On Nednes
day evening, Fort Monica, a deserted U. ,.
post, 10 which several ueighborlng families
of whites, consisting Of FIVE men aud ,wen.
ty five women and children, had moved for
mutual safety, was attacked and tour OF lis
occupants killed VIZ: Mrs Patrick and
MIR. DAVIS aud tno OF has children. Mi.
Patrick informs me, that the attack was
made about datk. At the ire OF the hfss
sun, Mrs. +. who was standing by bus SIDE,
tell dead a general discharge from the
sayages vas immediately after gwen, which
killed DAVIS, aud his two childTen. All oi
the whites occupied, and we're al The time
collected IN the central bllldns ii the post,
and the savages were thus enabled TO ap
proach within svn shot, under cover OF the
outer buildings winch they fired 10 secrecy
and safety. IL appears chat the whites,
though spPrlsed OF the vicinity OF the lodi
ans, we're completely surprised, having ia
ken zone OF those precautionary measures
to present II, winch common prudence
should have suggested. IL was impossible,
SAYS nv informant, 10 state the number Oh
the Indians. Twenty were co1nIed by him,
marching off 10 Indian file, from one OF the
fires at the time Of their leaving bat from
the number OF shots fired and lhclr yels, he
thinks their nua.ber must have been much
larger.
Several deserted dwellings ~ that neigh.
borhood have been burnt, and tho crops OF
the owners laid waste.
On Saturday night, large fire was secu
from Centresl!e, IN that direction, AID It
Vas reported by persons who came IA The
mex, morning, to have been the remains OF
Fort Mouac. The frontier settlers are re
treating to Cealrey.,e and is vicinity much
alarmed.
Gen. Floyd, had previous to the account
Of these last murders, toiwhlch he could not
have heard before last evening or tins NOR
nng) ordered out Capt. lfacy's command,
which had not LEFT yesterday.
Many Of the citizens Of this neig hborh1od
have left tins morning as al independent
corps OF volunteers, to secure It possible the
safe retreat OF those settlers, Who have not
yet come 10.
An adequate force at this timc, placed
under the command Of an officer 50 gallant
and interchangeable as Gen. Floyd, " ouIJ SO
cure our frontier, aud compel the enemy
To surrender or carry his mufderous al
lacks elsewhere.
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The Peoples Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WIN. III. HARRISON, of Obio

One Presidential Tsrm-the integrity Of p,p.
!Scrpaats-the safety Of the Pab, &c Moa,v' a.;
the general good If the PEOPLE.
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FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, OF Virginia
Wing Electoral Ticket
Election the 18th of Novembe,

~ The Tlppecanoe Club viii hold d,
meetings hereafter IN Mr.. Springs ind
house.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-17

A c''lzen Of Fayeue County, Pa. died
OF lockIa" fe" days ago, produced by The
't'ngS OF bees on the back Of bus neck.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-17

power. They are lighting band OF office
holders, Who call Gen. Harrison coward,
an imbecile. an old woman
Yes, Gen. Harrison is a coward---but he
Tough, more battles than any other General
during the las, war, and never sustained a
defeat. He is no staIesman--and yet he
has filed more civil offices Of trust aud in
por,snce than almost any other man IN the
iniou
A map in the crowd here cried out, A." Tell
us Of Van Buren's battles y
All said Sir. Clay, | will have 10 use
my colleagues language and tell you Of Mr.
Van Buren's three great battles He says
that he fought General Commerce aud con.
quered hin-lhat he fought General Cur.
reucy sad conquered him-und that with
bis Cuba Allies, he fought the Seminoles
and got conquered
MIR. Clay referred, with great good hu
NOR, 10 the Il 200 Wing majority Of Ken
lucky, and asked ii generous, chivalrIc Ten
nessee would not enter the Isis Of compe,i
ton with her He doubted not she would
make a gallant effort no, only TO run Up
alongside, bul TO come out ahead Of her
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MORE INDIAN MURDERS.

Sdranaah Alg. 23.--We have been per
mltted BY the kindness Of friend TO lay
before our readers The following extract
from letter, dated
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bon Or. GQniel GDtler.

q5it trnatbrithtiaen unisre telsr, ea6 nit
ot!9es QSerf, nalnltb ba6 0(cus Seitamcut,
init grft1rnusen nnb NuBanmcnbunacn, in
pGr <DrclIe baben, uno Der eritc Banb, >ostttc
aus prm gpansslium Wlattbdu6 une Olartus
beitebt unp etlpa 400 9citrn entbaltcn miro,
bAIo crIcbeinCn umo al Gle Sukitritenten obs
acIifert Wlrb. 9iefes 1T Der erte Serlueb,
oaS 9leue SeItmCnt NIT grfiarunaeN, in eent,
itbcr Gpratbc IN lmsrifa herausju9eten, uno
Der picpn Jlatbfra9e uno bisberiaen alIsemc>
ncn NufmuntCrunAen natb 5u urtbeilcn, miro
bae I6blltbe lnternehmeu aitefltb unp Aan5
ausaeIilbrt. Oas QDGrt miro in Sinosn
erIc6einen ,nb erer Sanp ct,pa 400 @sitsn
entsatten, une in &epcr eingetunpem III 81 25
oer Sano al bic @utier!bsnteH ataelefsrt
,pcrocu. Oas mcrf Derolsnt einen YlaB III
jrpcr oeutitbsn Samilien Stllotbrf III cem
Ser @taaten, unp teiGe bentlebe Samllis
iclte ermanaeIn es (tcb aninlbaten. 3Sr err
t!dren es, mit furSen 3SSrten, fur bas
beHe peutIebe c Berf. bas je sis
le emerifaniieb dc Dretfs uer'
rie6! GDcr bas bs5apeifslt Seriehafe fiji
einjfwsilen cen criten Bano, oen erbalten FAN,
penn ers teacbrt, pbns pertinpleb 81 Isin,
Die hbriaen SdHce 3u nebnten. Scitelnnaen
auf oas Msre fbnnen NIT peffreen Srlefen
al ocn 5erausaGter Der Ceres 10. Wlllsr,
>banon, penm] 9emaebt ,perpen.
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Ne0lifrlrers JadlrltNt.

Ole Tctbnun9cn fol9rnper Ycrfonen fcan
am StCn SAnllar dm blc 2Sailcnccurt Ant Ge.
fitlsnus ah3c9sben ptrscn:
9lpNm Soper uno Saeet EorRr, UbminiItre.
loren pcs rertterEensu @Am G. Scper.
SDetsr Sif, NcnInlfrIter pfs perfcrtcncN
Scbn 8lf
Sobn s. Steafricc, elmer ecr Grttntorcu pts
perRrrtsuen Srbn GieNfritp.
Maraaretba Gttnert, GreeuttriN bcr VtrfFor.
trncn WldrNaretba SteDert.
Srpr9r Sor, Qrmlnifrator nit tciarfilsteu
2SlIIeu pee rerltcrbcnen Sobn Oll!Ier.
Sobn 8ernamt uno @ccr9e Scr, NnminNrA,
torcn bes pcrlcrtensu SScbn W>aurcr.
Sriepritb GcbpeiBer uno Dcter z tbweiBer,
NDmnlitrateren zee rctiErrbencn Srieortcb
e chpciBcr, Zen.
George gmrlf unb Gcorae Ber9rr, gpmiui.
firm rrs Ucrltorbcncn Seorss 8ricstaum.
Bcnjamin Q8slscl II. ltmos Wlcper, Gtccuz
loren bcs peritorbenen !Seiurltb 0telier.
Daniel Scasnbatb unp Glliabctb Soncnbaet,
Qcmnitratcrcn res perltogbencn Wlebael
Scucnhaet.
Sascb Srecbt, Yctcr Srrtbt unb gcnrao ST, .
bcr, erreutcr ces perttorb. Sebn Sretbt.
'pblIlp 8atcr, Grecntor cc5 Yrrlerbeueu
9'ecrac Satcr.
3brmae >inecln, Ncminifrattr oeS Oeritor.
bensn Seorae Srepberaer.
Samud Searr, Hpminifrator ers pcrIIcrtc:
nsn Datrif 0evIiu.
Sacob Ssimbae6, Ipminiltrator tes perlIer.
bencu 1Bt:mtr &ieln.
Sobu Sehter, Ipminiitrator Der perltortc.
ncn Waria Sciner.
ebriltian Seltcrt, greeutpr ess peritcrte.
men Socinricb 6irld.
Salomcn Sod me Samucl S6lesel, Ncmi,
niltratoren pes uerItorbsnen 9apip 6oh.
Sobn Slbinssr mo Sernbart Stctb. 4pmni'
ttratpten sss Ueritorbencn Sernbarc 0ctb.
eetoel 8itter, 9e9iftrirer.
0saiItrircrs Imt SteariHs,
Oeeemb. %.
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Wobr5piQe Srlifen-Gonpaonie.

Sic Stcfbalter bon Der Olcbrsolae SrI:
fcM Scmpaame ,peroca blermit tenacbritbs
tisct, DAP ibre jdbrlihe wabl fir Ssamtsn,
bic fir oaS anfaNacnpe Sabr Su pienen baben,
Statt 1noen wlre, auf Srsltas osn 6ten So
nuar 1871, Inn 10 ltbr Sormltta9s, an Soau
ie pon Setn s. Wcbr, in Mobrsrine.
Ouliam .1Icnsel, Scerctar.
81. .. 9ie 2lusaate bon gentraftsn fir
QaIltruna Der Wlobrspillc SrIfe beim Sabr,
MIRO Statt inpcn an 5aule bon Sobn s.
Mobr, am l4ten Sanuar l94l. Nae perits
ncn, ,psltbe bic Srhfe tslm Sabr gu baben
ninIebcn, fuo erIutht fir csn 3,pr6 teisu'
mobmem neil nacb Dem pbiacn Datum feine
gcntratte mebr scmatbt wsrpen fir oas ans
tcmmcnoe Satr.
Wlcbrepile. 9tttmber 22. SIN.
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Dcfentl.tbsSahricbt rpirp bisrmit sesebsn,
oo6 Die cr5eitnsten, gommiItonsrs bon
Serfs gauntp, bcrelt iein ,pcroen, gcntratte
ab5nitblelIcn nit lolhsn Derfpnen, Die Ole
peritblepenen 8rafsn bsim Sahr Su pafitrsu
whniben, an ibrcr Amtstube, tdsllcb pom cr'
itsn WicntaS im naebiten Sannar uno ipab'
reuo ben spci gourt.TBodn. Hllc, Die &c
pernathlaI@asH pOer iteb ipsiaern bci5upcbne
fir ictten 3,ref, wcrpcg pcn ciaiscm gon
trait ausSrf6loden.
Mihad Neif6uciore1
@seras wsiler }gcmmiffo's.
Scbn Song
Be,eust: Sobn .. gunnius, Sebrsiter.
Oseemt. 2s. 1870.
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NSllliam OlcnArl -.Stu. 2EiNiam fmrr
5rrllen, Scr omibltc prcllrmt, tMHl I'll
Der Sblr ieinsr @rfb0ttr Ut 0,erp Stus fEe
bsn nno anf cen Seocn Der rysi crlcn Staa.
ten ithaucn, ipcltte in ibrer &iupbcit uun9its
t1br non i9m Stnabrt uno rcrtb!rlAt murs
0sn, rne beren trei Wlillcncu GrcimdIler jcet
III lhrer mannIitGtn &raft, itiHe pdt,rI'tbe
SrrAfAIt Su:tdkt;abt b1tcn init rcr httts
itcn GAte tincs fyclcn SpIfc&.
Capt. SoGa S. NeEicr-2Ittttare Srbn
8anfs, Der SaIcEtpolr nno llnyayssliittr--
m6Ac cr gum Gcnpcrmtrttu4I Ven ptaNiEf
panicn crlpdblt wCrten.
Samce 20l. <rpare-AcGtt. Sc5n Sants,
tcictt tci allcn Dlcnicbcn Die lbn tluncll,als
sin fd4i8cr StaAt6nAuG uno unparttirftlrr
Nldtr.
Stafpt NiNn"ll-Scbn 8anfs, uaitr uStt
&c G5euptvnor.
Il. Gttm5c-0as 9>snuiplpanltbr ey.
5iebnaSs @5pittm. Ole sutsu Nirtuustn
auf Den Sutanb unICrer ScbiIsr,lpelcbc pmcb
paiIr!te brrprr9rbratbt, (nO ppR SAbr N
J1br lttbtt@rer. Scpfcat rurtb suflnitl9c
SCice9Cbun9cn, ,rirn es frrntr Die 0Rcrale
unp >ebr. 4uita!trn rer SuscMp ttrpcvrufeu
unp crbrbeN.
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.&SssakG.-
28aIbin9ton oen Is ten December.

2SaIDin0ton oen Is ten DeceMber.
Der pr0ItOoue &r0nlcubter, nelDer
1850 pfuno wc8, i'm 0urt9meHer l3 SUP
luar, 1900 SDllev eefoltat bate uno eft
por eiu8en &ODen in Der loolle oe6 Ne.
preItntaEten ONNIcS ouf9eban9t s2uroc,
lle9t IN Grllmmern auf Dem 8o0en. un=
9cfebr um 10 l(Dr 0ielen Wor0cn fiel Der.
lelbe nit einew entieglibtn Gsfra0 iu
8ooen. 2SlDreno 5rpei Qsrlontn beltbGf,
tl0t paren Den Gr0nleuJtsr 6u puBsn, pa5
olte Sel betou6suneDmen, uno Die Gampe
nit ncuem Del 6u fulIen, lpurten lle, Dap
oerielbe pIoBlib nit ibnen in bic pobe
8len8' porauf tie (ttD faten llef1en, uno
ouf Ole Selte lpran8en. Dtr &roaleub=
ttr fuDr an Der Stan9e bjnauf, uno ltIeB
nit farcbtb0rer Gelpolt 9e9en oas Sr1ml
lperf unterbolb Der &uppel, !porauf aus
9eubliali;b Die 0an6e Wafe - &roaleub=
ter, Stan9e, Sefelti9un9en 1c. auf oieGr.
be berob lturSte. Webrere pulte unD Sibe
0erWit9lleoer Wuroen 3ertrummert. Slit
li1erspeile puroe 9tiemano beibdoiet, ins
oefen batten Die beioen 2(rbeiter, unO Der
Nbtb. 9r. Goooe, bon Sbjo, pelber mes
ben ibnen fano, nur mob ebsn Belt aus
Dem 2Ss8e iu tommcn. 8dre Oa6 Saus
in Sigun9 9elpelen, 70 bdtten pieleibt
oiele Wenibcn ourb oies lln9lut ibr ees
ben einbGhen f0nAen. I'm IL llDr ucrs
fammelten lib ole Wit8titoer. Ser Gw.
Oerr Goccmon erofncte Die Sieup8 nit
einem riibrenoen Gebct, Worin Ell lb auf
oas 70 chen uoroefollene ltn9luf beSo9,
uno Der 9ottliben Soriebun9 Den lnni9
lten Dant fur Die Grbaltuns oes Sebtns
Don ole(leiOt uielen WenIben obfattete.
Die, mare Der Sorfau einise Stunoen ipi-
ter 8eitbeben, 70 leibt bdtten umfommcn
fonnen. ,Oanncv. Gst.
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ilnpermD1enDe SCbnloncr.

Slatbpem mir, ole llntsritbrebenen, lei Der
Court bon Common Splsas bon SsrfS gauns
tp Inn bic WpbItat rer Secss, pelebe 3um
Seltrn mnuerm6ssnprr Stbalriter ssmabt
,pcresn, anscIutht baten, uno nacbprm pie
eriaste gourr oen erften t1Jontaa in nad5s
,ten Jannuar, (nimieb ben 4tcn erIaaten
NNonats) antsranmt bat, Ans ;nno unlere
@reoitoren am eriasteu Gage, @cymlttass
I'm 10 llbr, III Dem CcurtbauIs eer Staot
Stealing, ab,uhoren; 70 aettn mir un'ern
reIpsftiUsn grepitoren biermit Slahrlfef. .eas
NIT lts neb oaun nno oaleltf elnfneen t1''
neu weMn 1te es fir amt taltsW.
1Oilliam Derrid,
NuSutt 5penSler,
Secslnbsr Is. ''H'
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@.dletet, (Glndka.)

Ger linterithrictene bat anf 5anr, eii,
9rrUts Aiiprrment fsrtla semattter Mdntcl.
gum 0etrantt fir 0ameu, psItbs mcblfeii
gum Srrtauf anactrtcn mcrrcn anl CT oct
+tcn unp psnnltraFs
GeparS 2. Smitb.
Weabino, Sec. %.
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---..=yNFy@.gera

Der Gtobr oe5 orn. 8cnton in SyeIr5
burg, Gbantauque 60, Neu yorf, Wurce
tirslit) crbro1cn uno 10000 &boler aus
oerNietten entncnoet. IS lire 100 Sba
ler SeIoDnun9 ouf er8rsifun8 oso ooer
Der 35ater uno &iteereltar3un3 o.5 Sci
bc6 0cicSt,
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lBciisne nno SaunmotIene 6lanclle.
90 t3rn erbalttn, ein ArOfTts Enforcement
Won ncil'nsn lno taummclsnfH 8!antacn
Vcn alien Nartca, Wrlcbe metlfil rrfanft
prfea Ain CT esr 4tsu uRO pnu,traFe, bel
&oiparo 2. Smitb.
Wtasina. 0fc. p.
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s-::.el.-.-:a

I'm Wor8cn otn I4tea Occem!cr oere
Die Sccomrtluc uno Der oanse &arreu3ua,
auf Der Columbia @ilenbabn, ubsr elnen
Mann Namen5 Sobn Softer, unb t0otete
ibn ouf Der SteUc. 2er &eyitortene
lpar etlpa 55 SABRE alt ; CT par ouf Der
Straiie al Der urttit, oa oer 3u9 uncr
lpArtet Deyan fam, unO ois ct cen ScriuN
mad,te aus eem lSt9e Su fommen, fiel CT
auf Die Hjt8rl, uup ale Barren 0isn0en
Gbet i5n.
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WierNo uuO SrA6.

Ills Die i6oer1lifilde Irnee in ooriscn
M0Ij bel Norelo6 9eibIa0Eu puroe, autD.
tetcn ilcb ibre Subrcr @unalta, Welanc
uno Garpeua5 na6 Geras, no lie oa5 8clt
9alttreunoIltD oufnobm. "a he Die tera:
nlDe Te9lerun9 nidt IN lDre Grobcrun8os
plane Wlerlco'o Oer!uittln tonnten, uDers
rso,ten lie cine &en9e iur9Gr 2erantr,
ll1 iDrer SnpaiIon onSuiblielIen, uno pers
lproben lDuen Oafur elnen baloi0en Gia-
ju8 III cle rtuOltisrenee 30ouptEaot Wcri:
co. Ills lle am Glo Granoe eintrafcm
war Der AufruDr IN oer l0auptifaot bcreit5
unterorllc$t, uno Die foberatiItll1ben 6eer=
tu2rer bsldIci1en belnlldl ilO oeu Srie.
Cen nm Den Yrcl5 elmer Nerrotterci an
IDTen teranll1en Serbunoctsa gu cltau,
fen. sHan lottc lcgtere naD Sict0ria,
uno liefert1 tIe an No.tr91 aus oon ci
lea 5nal itllfsren 6einoe unrinot, lpu
ten lie faltbldti8 nicoer0cibofen ,peroen.
Ms lie i6re Sa0e erfom;en, 6o8en ie fib
III cine utrlOanSte SteQunG. Ole Mtri
clner, fait ourb0Ga9iB betrunfen, gritTen
|oie 8o9clfreien' (lpie man Die Gerantr
nonntc) um 2 llbr Ra1mittaes an, uno
Ger &f oauette bis 8 llpr 4beue5.
So6 ll1ere uno ocoedte Seuer Der 3era.
net rltbtete untsr Den In9rslfeueen tlutl.
&GrbcerunGen an Die bttrunfeneu Wcri=
Gamer lrurocn nle yro6 nieoer9cmdbt, Juno
iDnen bel elncm Auefalle 3 8anonen ab.
8enommen. 400 Reric1ner toocn er
iD0lien uhDer, uno Die Geraner, Ola an
Der 3abO mari1 rten NIT 3 Mionn 8er.
laft untsr Stcrlt Spy0an nocb lDrer Sci:
rotb ob. - Die Gerauey c0nfioeiren iest
oUe mericoEiIben Sobrjeu9c, oeven lte aui
b0Etr Gee babD1ft psrOen f0nnen.
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Der Oarrleburo "&epltcne' pom I6.
December fact "ocvr s. s.. S0itcf,
pen oieier Staor, mclte am uori9cn Sam;
ito9 lt'b ouf cincm Der GilenbaDne&arren
be0ebtn, al5 Der Bug 9eraoe iter Die Gus.
Quebanna Sriift bel oielcr Staot poiiir-
ts, t5ot ottr clnen SsbItritt, uno fiet nit
btle5n Selnen 9erooe ouf oen Nic8tl.
NtGbrers N1per 9ien8en ibsr oieietbsn,
6ermalmten Die &no1en, uno DC, itImmet=
te Die Scine ocr0eitott, Dap man cs nos
tb'8 foao fie untertatb oen Gnicen ob5us
n'bmfn. Die Operation muroe auf cine
9ei0ittte Nrt pom Doctor Jtutbreforo
RrTltDttt, mobei iDm verItDicoeAe onotrt
-Crrtprca Sslltono leiitften.
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VlrheImliChc CNaoren.

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arrhes Nficrtement BON Chefs, 3lp alcbcn. ac.
tlF!thtrn unp nn9ebIetbttn NIcnIlncn Isbr
lorbIfcll.
NeapnQ, Sec. %.
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S)>cme QDGaycn.

Or rfrn srbaItcn, sinru friic6ru 0crratb
pcn 6trtN. uno NStnteys Q3aarcn n:lcte
irbr ncblftit lum YWtouf Hngetctsn wsrpen
fir Saar8cIf, tsi
SeWare =. Smitt.
Tc1tlH3, Stt. d.
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.@cctunS.

Gs etsn srta!tcn, eiH mpt Nrfutttse
uHcrtment bon cn9llicbcn unb fraHicHiehsn
Mer!no's, am Gf Der 4tsn uue ptnMt1raGs,
ts tEoWare Z. SMitb.
Heabins. Dec. 2a.
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eszzE.-ctV2gsasas.
Scib Il m 0 ro.

9crr W'n Scfero. Elm iua9tr Gasf:
mann, BON oer strma Burns, 6aDo unO
20. in g(su Oort, be8ien9 am l3ten Sce.
Selbfmcro, inoem ct lib ouf isinsm 3im=
mcr in Dem MonIion Saule nit snsm
Nalltrmsfer ben 0al6 abibnltt. gr roar
trant, uno 3u 3eitsn oerpivrt. Jn einem
foltben Nnfoa iprons CT plceIib aus Dem
Sette, uno eDe bic in Der Stute Itb befin
oenoe Idrterin um 0hlfe rufen tonnrs,
botte sr llD 5ereits bic 0ouptacer mo Die
euftrobre ourGidnitten uno farjte falt
i'm ndmliceen 1u9enblief toot nitoer.
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I9r. Samuel 9)1lIl,r, .6srausaeter Der e @
re 8 IL >lhanon, pa, matbt fp!9cHbe 2tnjeist
tefannt:
Ga8 9Ieus Seifament, mit grftdrun9sn
rno Hugonlpenounoen,
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Oetrstaun unes5Eltc,Icn non 0lcu Scrllu;
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Snsqushanna, teitcbenp aus I6 / Nfer porz
5halld autem 4aa. uns I3igIsnlauo, mit
nltfCblgnbcm &priNaen.
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~ elnem 2Scthrsstcrbrten Qeacu plelJt.ttaasz
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ten Sansadnasm pertrsftIiebem RcI!cr nnO
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nsr 9c6euer rnit eduIss uuo Rubs@5tallcu,
ncbf aHterg 8sbauts. luf alle Sclcer uuo
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