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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

ssn,ioa s.ich nc mar .s a; .lcry o.stc. 70 s,e- OF t.
decline.
I am. eoatlcncn. with every esn-isers,on Of c.
leon. Or. Your obi esryant. |
THOMAS W. CirtIER. \
To Cha., Cooke. ES.. Csairraan Corani,ire Of $
nate " W Soathal. rsl. Chai:maa cesstziuse o.
House Of Delegates.
Mr.. Sou,hali. With a view 10 save tine. moved Mai
this Mouse ask a conference with The SeEnie spon the
Bank bill.
Mr.venatde. tkought the difference between the
two Houses did not require The conference. This
House would probably recc,ie irom il. Engagement
Il would he better TO ascertain the fact, before q cvn-
ference Was ask.d.
Mr. Souihall said. for himself he could never agree
10 one al least Of the amendments Of the Senate; the
one which struck out the section in the 6ll which sp-
fhorlzes a stsy OF execution. unless The creditor will
consent 10 receive payment In current notes. MFR. s.
would never consent to relieve the banks. and compel
the people 10 redceE theif obligations in specie.
Mr.. Scat thought II would be best To have a confer.
enee now. when there were several POINTS OF diacr.
cncc between the two Houses.
Mr.. Nenable expressed a change o< sentiment and
a concurrence IN the views oi The gentleman from
Farquicr.
without opposition, and Mr.. Souihall war. requested
10 inform the Senate thereof
ESGRossgp bills.
The following engrossed bills were read a third lime
and passed:
i. To authorize the Banks OF ihi. Commonwealth
TO issue notes Of the denomination oil 1 and 81. ayes
81. noes %.
4 Establishing the town Boolbyille in the count,
Of Harrison.
"A message was received from the Senate by Mr.
Carter stating that the Senate had agreed 10 the reso
luton OF the House for a free conference on the hanl
bill.
The bill prescribing the mode Of nscertaining IN,
taxable property within the Commonwealth. with 81
amendments by the Senate. " az inken up.
Mr.. Lee moved the indefinite postponsmesr OF III,
bill and amendments
Mr. Dorm IA and Mr.. Cruich6, ii opposed the mo
lion TO postpone; which Was lost " ithout a count.
The bill aud amendments were IA, IA. ON Mr. Nav
motion, referred TO a select cvramitice: AIessr-. Msy
StephensoR. DOrnan, CTutehfela. Hunter and Smith
Of I. of W..
The bill this morning ordered To be engro.cd. con
cerning fugitircs from justice IRON os,er Slslcs, va,
read a third time md passed.
The Chair appointed on The part Of this uvus- H..
following gcniiensn q CsnnTiee OF Conference Nil
tho Senate ON the Bank bill: Me.sr.. Souihall. Roberl
son. May. Scott, Clark. Of H.. Stephens IA. yenaL,
and Cruichfeld.
On Mr.. Wilson's molten, the Speaker yacsied III,
Chair 10 sign enrolled bills.
EreniHg's Session.
Some bills were acted on-anl among the rest. IN,
BaHk Bill. which was reported By Mr.. Souihnll. iron
the Committee Of Confcreace. The Two Houses \, rec,
upon the report. We shall notice tho drt,i here
after.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
COUNTY MEETING.

The Young Mems Convention. 10 assemble IN Bal-
timore on the siRsr Mo~pAY N MAY next. will
have = powerful influence in the result, Ollie
presidential contest. Ithss. thereSor,, been deemed
advisable that Ohio county should b- well represented
in it. The Committee Of Vigilance and Correspond.
enes have therefore decided To call a meeting Of the
citizens OF the County At the COURT HOUSE. ON
FRIDAY EVENING the 9Th inst. nj : o'clock. II
s the regular meeting Of the Tirpccanoe Club. and il
IS thought that the business Of both may be TRANSACTED
under one. Several gentlemen from abroad. il is un
dcr,ood, will be prcscn, and addses- the meeting OF
that evening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

OBJECTIONS TO GENERAL HARRISON
1t We H. poor
ID. H8 is en- susi3crst
81 He iyes ~ a log cabin.
ffh. re lives " . palace.
Sth. lie is u~npoporr
9Th. Gle was nomiusiod solely because he vas popu.
Jar pith he mulutuds.
7th Hc - = coward.
9Th. "He never l1sl e ba,is 10
~ Hs j. an s'-itlnis'
100 10 - q r-~ slf7s~ rs1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH -. lsio.

We are authorised io announce VIZ MCossKLL rs
a candidate for reelection irOn Ohio county to the vir-
ginia Legislature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
II araehtly desire TO see rhi. country in the same

II ardehtly desire 10 see this country in the same
happy condition as the island Of Cuba"
tSsns,or WGlLer.
Il coincide IN the sentiment If the Seuaior from
Mississippi" fScna,or CaLSo,D
must reduce labor low, and bring things 10
their specie value"
lSenators Calhoun and Buchanan.
The Tariff of 1929 has made all the difficulty
bnng things TO the specie value. and free irad. and
you may meet Europe IN The same level, and COM
pste for"lhe market Of tire world"
fSenOtor Calhoun.
IL have addressed epquirie, 10 trerfyzeven gov
srnmenis of Europe. aud fhd that twenty-five have
adopted the Sub-Treasury."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

NfokMATIoN wANTED-ofssmus MoMsb,-
iHo OF Cincinnati, Ohio. . csrps nier by 80.
when lasi heard from vas about 10 leav. cr.csA
on 'he 9Th Of Oct. 1889. de- med hr VIZ 3
say Of siege. a Letter giving tke desired s~En1tion
ifsciod 70 the Rscoon Post Ofcs. w sAon Co.
r." will be most thankfsiy reee,,s g~hs surioos
iaoDd. .IAcS MoNAHAN.
~ .sss,A'g g: a-e~ ~-,1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

PUBLISHED TRt-wEEELY AND WEEKLY
AT THE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ohio State Bulletin
has a short history Of knaves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

We hope the man who stole n copy Of johnson and
Walkers Dictionary from our table will reap benefl
from IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

Dr Cnderhih is making conver:s here to Animal
Magnetism hSmbug or not Are we COW eried : No,
have not had time TO pay much attention to IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

Ii Di.r'ct-wm. u. Hedges. of Nsnscmond.
II do James w. P-gram, OF Petersburg.
81 do WIN. =. Archer. of AaeliA
Ah do Rich'd Bidder Meade. OF pinwiddie.
9th do Henry r. Watkins. Of Prince Edward
e:h do James &. Bruce. OF halifax.
9Th do whiimcIl p. Tun-san. Of Piusylvsnia
Ssh do Thomas X Joynes. efAcconack.
9th do John Taylor, Jr. Of Canoline.
10Th do wiliougaby Nextuu. Of we.,morela nd
lth do James Lyons. OF kichnss,d City.
12th do Valentine w. Sosihall. of Alocmarle
I3ih do John $. Pcndle,on. Of Rappahsnneck.
ltsh do John Janncy. Of Louduun.
18th do Andrew Hunter OF Jedcr.on.
l6;h do Philip Williams. Jr. OF Frederick
l7th do VIM Seymour. OF Hardy.
1Sh do Bsiscce G. Baldwin. Of Angu.ia.
18th do ballard Smith. OF Grccnbrisr.
10Th do Edward johnson. si R,ieiourt.
2ls DO John v. Huruc,. Of Washington.
2es do George w. Summers. orkanawha.
23d DO Mailman T. Wiley. of MonotTslia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
FOR NtCE-PRESiDENT;
j OH n Y T. II.
OF VIRGINIA.

NReiSi, ErscroR,t T~icsEr-Tb~ fp!lowins i.
the electoral ticket agreed upon, and recommended 10
the voters Of the Old Dominion, by the Harrison and
Tyler Convention which met on the 24'h Feb. a, Rich
rnond
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
WM H. HARRISON.

w in all ages uad IN all countries. il ha. been
Observed. that the culivsters IT the soil are those who
are least willing 10 part wirk heir rights. and submit
themselves 10 the rill Of q muster"
VIM IN HARRIGDN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

We have room only to say that he Harrison meet
ing at MArinsvillc on Saturday last. was very large
and respectable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
WIN IT, HARRISON.

~ THE PEoPLEo Or THE UNTEDsTATEs
Way they ever remomber that 10 preserve rheir H..
bepnes. they must do their own voting and their own
fghtBsg e." WIN. IL HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
President Van Buren,.
ONE TERM-From the People. candidate 4:

ONh IENW.T ION Ihe Peoples Candidate
NORTH BEND, 18th Dec. 1889.
j deem % proper nj this time 10 renew the assurance
heretofore frequently made. that should be elected 10
the Presidency. I will under no circumstance cnaSent
70 be 9 candidate fr a second term.
WM n HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
WESTERN 1AYV,NCC

NE notes Of the Weston Rsnkmg coan,r, q.
View York. TAYAELE ~ CfNeISSarL IN roy,.n,
'cssfn Bank noies, will ai al times Do r,ooivsJ
Or redeemed 81 Tho Same uies .. o,bs, ba,.
IT.. w same oeno'ninliion are received. at my
Iinei'nah CRAFTS j. WRIGHT. =
Nv. b0z. 81 Rnrkrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

- ETHE LOG CABIN y HARD CIDER
'tANpt DATE-Gcn. HARRISON. when pauing. from a
regI'nent q his soldiers, just after The Indian war. said
TO ~Gentefnon # you ever come 10 YincenDcs.
you viii sl~Sys find q plate snd a knife and c,rk AZ
my table. and J assure you that YOU will never end
~y|seOr shut e"S ne Hring Of ne latch paUed IN"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
TERMS OF ApvERTIsISs.

TERMS OF ADvERTIsISS.
Opesquare three insertions, ~oIless, 90
DO two weeks, beng 'inseTtions. 2 90
DO three weeks, so
20 cae month, 100
80 Two msnthp, 80
f5 three months, 90
ho SIX months, %
10 eiyht months, 10 90
Do twelve months, ~ 90
military aud literary notices are y otincluded
shave; but %Iilbe sha -scd 50 cents ior , insertions.
or less.
The y~oes edings OF The city council, city ordinances
ind orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the office Of publication Of the
Wheeling Times and Advertiser. Is a JOB & BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may be had IN f-vora.
letemas, Blanks 10 order. Caais, HaudbiU., Show
IIls, 90 done in the ncatesi siyle and OH short notice.
Dor sale ut the Compiling Room Of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City Summons, County Summons.
/" Executions, Executions.
" Bonds. " Bonds,
" Summons for Assault. " Recognizsnceso OF
Coaaty Summon for Assault DecJ-. T,~ascs. WsrrsBi-
S,rieants' Bonds Declarations . forms Bills OF Is
ding. feJlars Notes, Notes of VI. * VI Bank, Notes
of y. w. Bank, Checks on all the banks, bound and
plain, &c. &c.
The TTPPECANOE FLAG i, issued from ,his ofhce
al tho y. --a N6.h of every mop,N. r.-~ 10 -.
T5m ms time until the Presidential election.
Coanceied with the above. is one of the most eI-
tensivs READING ROOMS in the United Sla,es-
Terms to subscribers, SIS q year. Strangers nre free
10 visit IL for the space Of one month those who con.
bnuo 10 visit it for q longer term, will be put down as
-szbscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

" ~ Un' eRtst guisher II al the ISLANDERS npon
General HARRISON. sfths Globe and other kindred print.
iot the Van Buren, reriy read the following from their
own Vice President or him Colonel Richard NJ
Johnson thus spoke in'fho House Of Representative.
whilst a member Of that body;
"Of The career OF Gen. Harrison need not speak
me hisory 81 the wes, y his history. For forty year
he has bosuidentifed with is interests, ~ psnls and
iu hopes. Universally beloved W the WALKS Of peace.
and Distinguished BY his ability inithe oouncils ~ h.
country. &c has beon yet more iiiunriovsy Distinguish.
"a ~ ne held. During the late war. he WIS longer
81 sctanlSsrics than sryofhsf general officer Sc sas
psrhaps. ohcner in action fhsn any one Of thenr. avn
EEyEE SUSTAINED 4 DEFElr."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

Gcntemen~-i have received your communicable
on this date. announcing on hehsH Of he General As
semby, my election ~ Chief Magistrate 81 Virginia.
] bog. gentlemen. that you vii accept my acknow.
Judgements Tor The favorable snicipatoys. which YOU
have 20 kindly expressed on This o,casson. snd that
you will bear 70 The General Assembly and n the
people n our Sfsfc, The assBranro of my entire dsVo-
- Nor welfare. ! shall be happy. Il an energetic
applfcation - he practical permanent Interests Of The
ehO}o Commonwealth. and . hlial reverence for ~ an
..fHf Nafrn. cen F"..rH .nr ri HH. p. HHrf r...#E. 90 q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

The TTPPECANOE FLAG i, issued from ,his cTce
a. Al tho ". "a N6.h of every moot. x..~~ 80 -.
If56 fhis time until the PresideniiaI election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

The Senate rcccde from %. 9th. 18th and I7tb n.
mendmenis 10 The Bank bill, 10 which the House Of
Delegates disagreed.
They insist on their 9th. 10Th and 16;h amendments
20 said bili, IN which the House Of Delegates di-og,eed
ard have agreed 10 the nne1sment proposed by Inc
House Of Delegates tOtheir l4th smendmeu.
a bill providing for me arrest and detention Of 6,,i.
lives from justice from other States was, on rot,,n Of
Mr. Hunter. taken up.
Mr. Smith OIL ofw moved me indefinite n-t,one
mont Of The bill. Lost without = count
Thcsngrossed bill providing for he reissue Of eel,
ufcaies cf State stock due the Bank OF Vinsini. u...
taken NJ
Mr. smith opPosed, and Mr. Domsn suppors.s The
biil. which possedZsyes -. DJes Is.
The following letter was received in reply D. one
Mr. Cilmer q bis election ~ Governor:
VI. Ga0o'S R.Fly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

TnE wESFIHS fALLADiUM.-We have neglected
heretofore 10 notice the change in This papcs, p-tsich
has been purchased and is now conducted by Messr.
Geo. w. Harper q Co. New Lisbon, Ohio. IL has
been much improved in appearance and the power Of
its editorials. We have known Mr.. Harper for soma
years. Know him TO be- young man Of fine talents. a
gosd practical printer. and. wirhal worthy of the h.yh.
est confidence. Success to his laLors.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-07-28
Sle Sallntu Ver(alRmluEQ.

sGir bsnuten beute eiefs lsBts Gslt9subsit,
Die Sreunbs rrn S.orrifcn uno Spler auf bsn
Infruf Der itebsnren Committee ;u elmer au9ss
mslnsn eauntD &srfammluna auflusrffam iu
MADDEN. ;!cber yisls beipnoers mtbtiae &easns
ltanos mire bei Der asrinnmluns 9siprctbsn
'psrren, un0 eb miro bs6bab fir sSepsn nite
,llb isn bsrielbsA bsijumebnsu.
Ger Nufruf 1T an ale 9erbtst Die iitb ais
Ss9nsr unisrsr 9s9enmdrtigsn psrprrbsnsn unb
psresrbliebsn Observation-Disclosures sciaen
nellen-ble bereit linb, bsi Der nddblfsn gGabl
Die WaGren eenlefrati fbsnS SanNeatsn, ,larrien
ufs SDIer, fir Hrsiietnt unp 2Eits Yreilbsnt
Der Ser. Staaten 5u untsrlitiesn um unire
SrebeIt Su lltbsrn, cen 9eiuncsn Utltumlaui
une Die sSpDIfabrt Ger Haticn misber Deriu
lTden. slQt, biz 9t9tn &an 8ursn5 @uttri<
iurp line une nittt oinf0tn eas eer 4rsis
ikrer Nrprufte uno iBr 2lrbsitSlrDn untsr bit
Stalfts bsrab9slset werttn frQ. lInb enalieb
alIa ris9E9cn cen Nlan Tno cine lsDsnee 2(rs
mes bon 100000 Mam Su errihtsn ,psllbs
(s fslblf eosr ibre Stbm aufliasn mi lsttn.
Geritiersnene @eeen in psutlNer uno en0:
!iihsr Spratb, wsreen tsi Der Gstssrnbsit ae:
baltsn msroen,unD mir ssrltibsrn unlernHrsun>
cen, cas- e5 fsinen 9ereutn miro bsssuobnt ,u
b16su.
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Tapltcl pon ytcllafetten.

gu Oulnep 0lcripa, fell ncnlitb time & laps
rerfblanAs setotet rerrcR itin, oie7 Su6 laHs
mar Oian rermutbrt eab ts cine pcn ees
nen ,par spelbe rle Snclansr 9cSsn be SlHt.}
buure brauetsu wclItsn.
Guil;e Itrotlcubrit. Olan iast, ta6 Gin
DtaGn III einsm ber pbilarsipb,sr 5rtsls
tttb prr sinlsen Atsnren CUR Nnbs tsseten
pcIIt, nnb rab CT III c,ntm uufau Don Sci,
teeatmsicntelt lelue e ftnbe ius 8stt lcste,
unp lltb Itit pcr c.e 2bhr. Inn 9etirtef iu
!pcreeu. er rhttedts ielnrn Srrtbum nibt
cher. ais bic Ct am anpern Wicrseu jsin sc,
Iltt nit fttwarisr Mittis htersrsen unp 10
adnienp fanc, pab CT fttb i'm aplspy(ebe,n
idtf obnr 9plsseI irbrn trnnts.
Olebr 9ddcutr. - gs tsi5t, Ger Geiler
ven Oioraeeo wcue psln prellrentsn esr 0sr
Staatcn e'n Geisbsnt mt enisen mcraeeais
Itben >rwcn ma,ben. QBenn unier Snpernts
ment lcIte Seihenfe anntbmsn rnrftr, 70
fornten mir halo eInen SpcirsIeben Gartem
baten.
9Babreup Gem Olcnat Suni 0us in ben
verittlspencn 5dpcn psr Scr. Staaten 33
Sabr;su3s prm DalIhittfauas 3urti9asfcm.
men, melebe 16,sI9 Safer SpermsOsl uno
2L725 Sadtr maI!tlitttbran mlttraebten.
9as pafstleb,f Sauea mro i'll einistn
saasn ,pleeer auf cine Nelie naeb tsn afrieas
nilthen golonisn, liberia, ssben.
SM Baltlmcre lief cine 9Edrter,n Gin f(eis
aes &ino bon Oct Senlterbant auf bic @ral,
fe fallen. SaS @sbi.n Der flslnen ltnltbuIp
tisl aue Dem scpfe une ss itark III wemissn
.0linuten.
Don etm Stitfe G cpia ltno is Iufrhb'
rcr in Sleu Vcrt anatfemmsn.
Gin Sresetoct ,ruree am Scnntas ber
atht 9aatn in Der Dsla,pare unlatspcr ftn,nno
,wei W1anner i'll nemieltem erbislten Gin falls
tee Sab.
Oae 0ampfdif Brittamia, lsefhes
an 4teu Snli bon &ipcrpccl fubr, Fam an,
pcrlestsn Samtas Itenp in 8citen at.
SIN Staats 9tsu 5oampibirs fcll ss iiberrnds
fla trcden iein; eas Gras brsunt beinabs auf
csn Isltsrn.
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Gel. Nld)arD 81. c$chnlon.
mar

Icnn msbrifen unlersr Qsltr miro ss tsfa1t
itln, oa6 eieier Dlann INNER NIT 9lbtun9 Ron
General S9orriirn 9eiprO,bsm uno ME lsssn
fcnnts ha6 Ssmanp cen Gtnsral einen Dcrs
3a3ten nannte; uno ea ebrlte Qsuts sc,ocbn
llb lbre 2Gorte nibt perertDe!n fo bIeb AUDI
Der erlensl esnltltsn, bel fsner lesten 9tslt
burb ri' titItben Gtaate.n 9etrtu.
Sn fer Start 0leu YUrf, 100 iieb bei 9(ns
funft ess Biee pufrsntrn cine Nn;abl Girs
ger sin9sfuneen, sr,rartsttu bic qcfcfrfrs yid
Don iDm gum 9eabtbsils Gtn. cariicn6 su bSs
rsn, ater ibrs @rlpartun8 wurps bitter bstrrs
gen. Gin sifrj9sr gmc fa6ts ttm GcIlcnel bs
Der jlanb uno iaDts, "gS frtust MIDI in Sbnan
Sen lpatrsn 6tlo ppn Der Sbe;nfs temafemns
neR su f6nmn" mas cen alttn &risser Isbr
verereb-une in ieinsr 0ebs ia9te CT: so iii
pabr, ieb babe meincm Datcrlance acs
oient une go,bcercn crrunaen abcr icb
mug siNelbcn NIT einem anoern tbeilcn
.Jcb tpuGtr rpenn mein alter Gemmaus
oor (Sarrif>n) eas Wert CAB, oas Ole
SADIE III 80 11Jinuten ab3emaebt par.
Sn 6arrjsbur9 faats ct tsi elmer dbnli ben
6sls9snbsit, mS sr pNn ten Sblaebten fprab {:
t,Jcine Scrren-ieb lfcbe nid,t bier UNI
irseno einen mcincr tlIitioleaten 5u be-
IIimpfcn eocr su pcrtdumoen slle,
uomBereral Standardization ibrcSdul
oiafcit, uno unter ibncn par rein Dets
3aater.
QBsltbsn gineruf bisis unb ibnlds Grflds
rnn9en teS Siee prelirsnten ouf Die 5ubsrer
mabten unS in mis ,ret lie esn @rnartun9sn
bsr eotefpfos sntfproehen, wsrhsn uniere qefsr
lelt,t @lnhbsn. Gs fd)eint uns, bas Der @rs
lionel burbaus nibt 9tnsi9t 1T zen fleinsnMar
tin auf lejnsn Mudsn burb osn Sanrf ,u
trasen. Mabrfd einIicb wirb ct ster 9snsiSt iein
lsin jssi9es Qmt nieeeriuls9en ais oab ct, UNI
is'nsr partsi Su 9sfallen, ieinen altsn Semmon
DOR psrIdumbst. SIN gan;sn 9sncnmsn,ftbeint
ct sa ebrlid, fir Sis BAN Bursn partsi su fein
unO aus Der llriatbs wurbs CT rabrfbsnIitb
BON Der Satimere @enusntion auf bic Seite
9eftobsn,
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Sic YGahl in gDullIana.

&usfaWIisbs Ssribte pun Der am @. bisfe5
gebaltsnsn 2SatL fsblsn uns notb INNER
Bon benz mas mir bis jest 9sbtrt, lit sS mabrs
fbeinlitb, eab bic epfofoFe6 in rinsm Gifrifte
ibren Gcnsu6mann NIT l3 Stinnen lNsbrs
belt srpdblt babsn mas Der psritnlibsn Vc
puIaritit Suaeitbrtbsn wcrtsn mag; Die itrj-
gen Bsribts ss9en jesetb ea6 bic Srsunbe oes
Gsu. Scarrlipn in Der Stabt Nsu Orleans lei.
nabe 1000 Gtimmen 9smcnnen babsn. Ole
8sfeastun9 1T ii1sr fir bic 9Sb9s, une mir
msssn porlauf9 ben Staat ais iitbsr fir 5,ars
.ifcn nisbsrisesn. 9is Bbg6 bon Nsu orlss
ans fsisrtsn am l0tsn Den Sise ess Golts liz
bsr bic asmtsrbaIter bs msl6sr gslsSsnbsit
buneert SannOnenfbhds abssfsusrt Wurefn.
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GrMabifen WsrntaS, ben 3tsn ausuif, Bee
sinnt Ger Nusuifs9ermin Der Court Der pisrs
tsljdbrliebsn giganssn fir Bsrfs gauntp, i'm
bis1issn nsusn eourtbaule. Ga in Der srifsn
eourt,pcbs psribiepens Ssrialnmlunsen as.
baltsn mertsn fcGen, 70 srmarten mir, ba6
auiFr benjenissns bic bei Der @purt eribsinen
nilTsn, mob pists qanbsuts unfsrs Stapt bss
luben werpen.
asir srlautsn une 9lsitbvitis 9si tisisr ess
lessnbsit mNbrsrsn unfsrsr Trsunbe su lossn,
oab ftb ber srits Sabr9an9 tsS Sfpbabtsrs
itinsm Gnbs nabet, unb ba nrlb riels unfsrsr
9ssbrtsn esier ben Ssein9un9en heS Slattss
nibt nahSefemmen fns, ic fa9sn mir oenisI:
bsn in alIsm grnif: Scr Drufer braud3t
Belo! unb brffsn ea6 its 1T bsr bsrannobsns
rem Srurt5eit Gsls9enbsit finten merssn, uns
cen Sstra9 ibrrr Sutjeriptirn fslblr su snts
ribtsn retr burb einsn Natbbar ;u tbsritneen,
mrfir rs itbrn i'm &craus unitrss auir'd, tgen
0anfss psrlitbert fein mS9en. 9tas irleben pns
lsrer Treunee, Die ln5 sur retltsn Ssit ts;abEs
ten, oanfen mir DcrjIjtb fir ibrs 9itiss llnttrs
lfaeun9, uHb psrten un5 bsmiben pjsisbs un5
AUDI in Sufunft Su srDalttn.
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(@inaeIantt.l

Eatt.-Sn Ss;u9 euf bic @nfinti9un9
Der Wittel wis man Ieiht SItbs uns sEanSs,s
rsrtreibsn fann, wdrs s6 Elm 0s,psis nen 9Nits
lsiesn, ,esnn Semanr, mob scr Ntreiis feS
Iern. Wibenber9 i. 9Eivn bjerEer ibm sln9s
gInbtn Suibidts, um in 9sutihlanS 8!SDe COS
init Sn fteten, ea fclcbs bier balo gang Isibt
sntbsDrt msrrsn ftnnsn. 9nosrsrfsits folss fir
Ssesrmann bier Srsuos (sin oab mir (:errn
M baIb misrsr bier Su feDtn bic Gtrs babsn
weresn, osnn oacurtb ftnnen mir piellsitbt eins
rrbsutllde In5ab! 1SanSsn los ipsrecn.
gin t1Iiticieiser.
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Ger S # on Sc form $ t.
E M Don Columbus, Sbic. bat cine
traftueue Noorefe an Die altsn Sadlon.
Manner ereebsu la6en, in ,pslber tie Die
nberSeusenoltsn 8runoe anfiIbreu, warum
feln SatlonsWann Der Die 9runoiaee
Don 1898 untsrltust, iebt fir 8an Su=
rem itlmmen lollte. 0le UporeiIc 1T BON
Ids alten Sadlon uno &an Suren, Mon=
nern unterlOrlebeu. Sblo ct. 3tg.
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Witbr Slllfe.

0~5"Wibter Sobn g. jcuntsr BON 9laba>
ma, Elm @rndbler auf Dem Ban Sursn 5sttsl
in 1886, bat BET llntsrftieun9 San Sursns
tntia0t lmb 1T nun i'm Se!es sur llnhrlfdeHnS
Sen 6arrirn uno 2pltr.
0I7~Gsn. 9Uc9lsp friber Elm Souptp'sIsr
Der 8an Sursn partsi in Saltimcu, bat Ban
SursnSmu5 sntlaat unb erfldrt lid nun 9ttns
itio fir Den 6sIo ppn Sppecanc' une Ser
Stemis, Gen. 5c1rritrn.
o. Der YIttSbur9 5atureay Gucnina
DiTter, frnlt Elm nsutraleS SIatt, 1T Su @uns
fen ron (oarrion uno Spler berauS9sfrmmen.
0T9sr 5aru bs Grace Dlr. 9leprfat, g.
henfo fribtrein nentralsS Slatt, bat Die Stag
&c ron iearrlirn uno Tplsr auf93c9en.
90 9ebt ris quite Sats nmtr better reran.
Die 3abl Der &dmpfIr untsr Dem Soarricns
Yanisr lpdbit jsbtn Saa-uno nenn mir, nad)
csm SsifpisIe unitrsr gt9nsr, bic Namsn bon
als eensn ouspclaunen mcaten bic pcn est
Gan Sursn Yartsi ssfertmsn, 70 ftnnten nil
wtbsntlb einsn 9reiNn Gbsjl unlersS Slat:
ts5 init Namen auThtlsn.