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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14

GIVE like the tone of the following let
teri looks above the filthy deeds Of the
loafers at jackson. and indicates very plain
ly that Mr.. Claiborne has no pleasure in
the society of certain hacks whose business
has been to dupe, insult, and degrade the
people of Mississippi. Natchez Courier.
To the Editors Of the Weekly Free Trader:
GENrLEMEN-I thank you sincerely
for your kind endorsement of the very fiat
tering notice taken of me by the talented
editor OF the "Marshall County Republican,
in reference to vacancy which some anti
cipate in the Senate of the United States.
am deeply grateful to those old and generous
friends throughout the State, vino like your
selves, suffer no vicissitudes to deprive me
of their confidence; but to prevent misappre-
hension, | beg leave to say, that am not,
and never expect to be, a candidate for any
office in the gift of the Legislature. have,
therefore, not the slightest personal interest
in the course Mr.. Senator Henderson may
feel called on to pursue in relation to the
double set of resolutions directed towards
him at the late session. But as he is a gen.
tleman every way connected with the inte-
rests of Mississippi. and disposed, in my
opinion, to serve her with fidelity, and main
tain her dignity and his own, doubt not, in
the event of the sub-treasury bill again
coming before the Senate, his conduct will
satisfy all but those who are intriguing for
the station he occupies. >
Very respectfully, your friend, &c.
JOHN F. III. CLAIBORNE.
SOLDIERS RETREAT, near Natchez,(
March 2nd, 1910.
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Stop the Murderera

I'm Sunday the 18th inst, ROBERT
~ H. HOWELL, e. SAMUEL TULL
murdered man by the name Of Elias
Jones, at Smiths Point, Concordia Parish,
Louisiana. Howell is about so years old,
5 feet 8 or 8 inches high, heavy made,
round shoulders, dark hair and eyes, heavy
whiskers, slightly marked with the small
pox, is Virginian by birth: Tull is about
% or % years old, sandy complexion, rath-
er round shoulders, lightly built; Is from the
State Of Indiana. Tho public are caution
ed to be on the look out fort the above ma
med murderers; and should they be appre-
hended information should be sent to the
undersigned, 1t Smiths Point, In.
JAMES HARRIS.
0rEdisoss Of newspapers throughout The
State: viii confer favor BY noticing.
Jan. 20, 1910.
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THE VALUATION LAW.

An Acr to provide for the valuation of prop
erty, and IN relation to mortgages and
trust deeds. t-
SEC. l Be Il enacted By the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That hereafter,
whenever any sheriff or other officer, by
virtue Of any writ of execution issuing out
ofany court Of this State, shall levy on any
property, real or personal, or whenever any
property real or personal, shall be surren-
dered to any sheriff or other officer IN dis
charge Of the person, it is hereby made COM
petent and full authority is hereby given to
any such person, whose properly real or
personal, shall be 50 levied on or surrender
ed, to notify IN writing such sheriff or other
officer, that he claims to have the same APP
praised according tothe provisions Of this act;
whereupon three persons entirely disinter-
ested and uncpnnected, either by consan-
guin,ty or affinity, shall be chosen as APP
praisers, one to be chosen by the person
whose property is to be appraised, q second
by the plaintiff or his agent, or by the sher-
flor other officer, if both plaintiff and agent
be absent, OF neglect or refuse to chouse;
anda third by the sheriff or other officer.
SEc. 2. Be il further enacted, That the
appraisers appointed as indicated in the first
section of this act, after first having made
oath before some Judge or justice Of the
peace, we'll and impartially to perform the
dnly imposed upon them, shall proceed to
examine the properly required to be apprais-
ed, and shall appraise the sumo and the APP
praisement whes, made shall transmit, under
their hands and seals, tc the sheriff or other
- 81
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Administrators Notice.

nj Office ISHEREBY GIVEN, that at
In the December term, 1889, of the
Honorable the Probate Court of Jefferson
County, Mississippi, the undersigned was
appointed administrator on the estate Of p.
w. Littlepage, late of said county, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quired to make immediate payment, and
hose having claims against It will present
hem within the time prescribed by law.
w. G. HENRY, Adm'r.
January lf, 1910. 38tf
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anmfmfstrafor,s Noffee.

AOmfmtstrator'S Notice.
1T the October term 1888, of the Hon
- orable Probate Court of Jefferson
County, Mississippi, the undersigned, was
appointed Administrator on the Estate Of
Brooke C. Griffing, deceased. Notice is
therefore hereby, given to all persons in
debted to said Estate, to make immediate
payment, to the undersigned. 6,G1hpse hay.
ing claims against the samese0 present
them, properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they viii be
forever barred.
r. C.. GOING, Adm'r ::
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NOR SALE 7HOMASTON IIafE,
by JOHN A. WATKINS.
Oct. 8 1889. tf-75.
Administrators Sale.

4 GREEABLY to an order Of the Honos.
q able Probate Court Of efferson county,
will expose to public sale, at the Co6rt
House door in Fayette, on SATURDAY
the 29th day Of February inst. :, on credit
until the first day Of January lS4l, ill The
NEGRO property Of. the estate Of Ron O.
Quin, deceased, IA in number, and all of
them likely negroes, most Of them grown and
fine working hands.
H. B. HARRISON, Admir-.
Fayette, Feb. 4, 1910. ts-39.
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New Orleans Rates of Uncurrent Money.
From the Picayune, March 10th, 1910.

New Orleans Rates OF UAcurrent Money.
From the Picayune, March 10th, 1910.
Drscr.
Natchez and river specie paying Banks, Gallo
Mississippi Union Bank, on demand, 37a40
do do IL mons Post Notes, 40a45
Mississippi Rail Road Co., IL mo. 60o70
Mississippi Shipping Co., Natchez, no sale
Agricultural Post Notes, 35045
Commercial & r. r. Blk. Vicksburg, 70a70
Bank of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, 75aS0
Vicksburg w. Works Blk. Co., 75a60
Grand Gulf, 40a50
Commercial Bank, Rodney, Post Notes, 35a40
Lake Washington and Deer Creek, 60a65
Tombigby r. r. Banking Co., Columbus, 75a80
Citizenss Bank of Madison co., 60a80
Commercial Bank, Columbus, 15a20
Manchester, SAILS
Manchester Post Notes, 25a30
Real Estate, Kinds CO., S0a85
Bank of Lexington, Miss, 60a85
Clinton and Port Hudson, l5a20
payable at Citizens Blk. par
Blk of State of Ala and branches, 3a5
Bank of Mobile and specie paying Banks, 3a5
Tennessee Banks, Sail
South Carolina and Georgia, Gallo
Arkansas Banks. 20a22
Kentucky, 2a3
Virginia, Sal
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, la4
Bank of Pensacola, Florida, 15nl3
Texas Treasury Notes, 80a-
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14

Wagon Maker Wanted.
4 GOOD MECHANIC, well acqusint-
IA ed with Wagon Making and Plough
Stocking, will hear of an excellent situa-
ton, with high wages, by applying at this
Office.
January 18, 1910. 36tf
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An exchange paper says that the Semi
mole Iadinns Of Florida, since the arrival Of
the Cuba blood hounds, have commenced
training regiment Of the "tallest kind Of
r0ttlesnakes!r -
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An Eloquent Record.

WILLIAM III. HARRISON was born in Vir-
ginia, on the 10Th February, 1878.
In 1871, when 10 years Of age, he was
appointed by Washington, an Ensign in our
infant army.
In 1892, he was promoted to the rank Of
Lieutenant; and in 1893, joined the legion
under Gen. Wayne, and in few days there
after, was selected by him as one OK his aids.
On the oath of August, 1894, he dstn-
guished himself in the battle of the Miami,
and ELECTED the most fattering written ap-
probation of Gen. Wayne.
In 1895, he was made Captain, and was
placed in command of Fort Washington.
In 1897, he was appointed by President
Adams, Secretary OF the North Western
Territory and er o1icio Lit Governor.
y 1898, he was chosen delegate to Con-
gress.
In 1901, he was appointed Governor of
Indiana, and in the same year, President
Jefferson appointed him sole commissioner
for treating with the Indians
In 1909, he was re-appointed Governor of
Indiana by Madison.
On the 7th November, 1871, he gained
the great victory Of TlPPECANOE.
On the llth September, 1912, he was ap-
pointed by Madison, Commander-in-C Chief
ofthe North Western Army.
On the lst May 1918, the seige of Fort
Meigs commenced-lasted FIVE days and
was terminated by the brilliant and success
full sortie OF Gen. Harrison.
On ihe 3ist July, 1913, the battle of Fort
Stephenson occurred.
On the 9Th October, 1913, he gained the
splendid victory Of the THAMES, over the
Britjsb, and Indians under. Proctor.
In 1914, he was appointed by Madison
one Of the Commissioners, to treat with the
Indians, and in the same year, with the col
leagues, Gov. Shelby and Gen. Cass, con.
cluded the celebrated treaty Of Greenville
II 1915, he was again appointed such
Commissioner, with Gen. Macarthur and Mr.
Graham, and negotiated tfeaty at Detroit
10 16l6, he was elected a member of Con
gress. ssss.
In January, 1918, he introduced resolu
ton in honor Of Kosciusko, and supported il
in one of the most feeling, classical and elo
quent speeches ever. delivered in the House
of Representatives. IL.
In 1919, he was elected a member of the
Ohio Senate. ~
In 1924, he was elected Senator in Con
gress, and Was appointed in 1925, Chair
man Of the Military Committee in the place
of Gen. Jackson, who had resigned,
In 1927, he was appointed minister t.
Columbia, and Ia 1929, wrote his immorta
letter to Bolivar, the deIiverer of Sousl
America.
OF him, Col. johnson, (Vice-P President
thus spoke in the House Of Representative
whilst member Of thst bodys l9 q
"Of the career Of Gen Harrison. ! hee(
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14

The trial Of r. G. Topper, Esq. Of Mad
ison county, charged with the murder Of Mr..
Cook, resulted in an acquittal.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14

Capt. Clincher, Of the first regiment Of
Gen. Van Buren's blood hounds in Florida,
died recently, at the head quarters Of Colo
mel Ponto, Dogtown.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14

The Loco Foco press Of this State have
hoisted the name Of MICHAEL F. DECaAF-
TENRElD to the masthead of their papess, as
the party candidate for Governor.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14

Mr.. W1rIIAx McFEE has been appointed
Post Master at Fayette, pice g, T. Miles,
resigned.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14
WING TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
William III. Harrison, Of Ohio
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
John Tyler, of Virginia.

Electors Of President end Vsce-President.
Hon. S. S. PRENTIsS, of Warren county.
Hon. THOS. J. WORD, of Pontotoc.
T. JONES STEWART, Esq, of Amite.
HENRY DICKINSON, of Lowndes.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14
Plough and Wagon Making.
.yoIsss -. Mt1oss

h ANUFACTURExP io0&hs and War
Az ons At Mr. John TulIis'.
lie also repairs every kind Of work IL his
line ~
His ploughs are for sale 1t his sbep, upd
at the store Of Murray & Gamett, - Rod
ney. The public are invited to snsnin6k
his Ploughs.
December %, 1850.
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20nD tn StlDiQtlQ

Surb Vripatbanoel 81 perfauftn,
Cine ibdebare plantase,
selessn in SafIon 9aun(elip, wavue ganu.
tn Jnbiana; arcn3rnb al Sa6ConeGcura "a
O'slle bonn Slatlonal 2Bta, unp 4 Olclltiil
pom Weib Wahsr garal.
Gntbalteno l6O 2(fer
bonn bsfsn $anp in wapne gauntp.
DIE @erbcdermasn taranf tsRcs >peyyya
BEN aus cnem prdettisen sss4sTTEAs
IS 0 bnDoue, sisss8
init Q sutsn pnmpen Dor 5auetbnr en,
nene nno rrdfbtiae Srebm Gtbcucr, nnp an:
esrs Nehsnaetduce, 0as 8an5e tcfnset leb
I'M autcn 3uttanec unb inter autsn SeHlen,
mebrttcntbeilS nit GthDarss 1BannS Stir
aclu. 81 Nfcr rapcn fun 9ctlart nno bas
hbriac 1T nit fthtuem lDalinues unD 3urs
fers5oI3 terraetitn,
Gutcs Ncrbt uab 0elts f.mn siniae 3eit
ae9cben WtrDfm, bon
Samuel Splitter.
Wai S, 1910.
81. 3. Sneem Der iintsrIc6rietene aelcn.
nen 1T 3u perfaufen 70 ,psrrcu &amfuItiae
'rctl tbnu, tleb nit poltfreicn Sriefen al pen
eNrntthnsr, cper an een 6eransacter rie:
fer 3eltuns AZ psnpen, un bic ScpnsmScn,
'r'lhe iebr annehmlieb fne, ju crfahreu.
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loren pbpfle, CHAPMAN. Gore, Gibion, Jafs
lon, 6aret 5orner, Oeipees, Sames &c.
Or. N.S. $ciop 1T ein sebprner pennfpl:
panisr, setilcet i'll bsflen Snltituten, nnr 1T
nidM bon sparis, <cnbcn, gbinbnrg pper eis
nisem auslanpiItben Drte, welebe sc,pSbnid
BON Quaflalbern unb Sstriiasrn ansearben
ltnipfenpen ano ltntnuoissu lslbtsr ~ bin;
ter9eben.
81. 3. $eibp sibt mebi3niCtben Watb urs
fcnit, in alien Rrantbeitcn bon jsper Natur
uno Nre, rcbnct nut Den aswebnIihen Yrsis
fin Die metilinen bic er Dielleiebt percrpncn
mag, an feinem Dlsplsin Stobr nnb Sejuncs
belts. emporium, SO. 19l Slcto 2te &tradr
nahe Der 1BsintraGe, (GtblD rcm scIrnra
Aeler nnb Shlansen.j Ybilaeclpbia, rpp Gin.
3i9 rrcpdrirt rptrbtn, unb i'm Srobcn ,no
Sleinen brrfauft
Or. geioYs Slutspilen
e6cnfalIs 81 pespaufsn Sci:
8. 81. Smlth 1t. 60. 2ts StvaIe, nabc atn
Nct5en $tpen mirtbsbaufc.
5. Gilbert Ii. 60. 3ts ct. otsrbalb Der
wcin Gtrade.
Srieorieb &lstt, Gfc Der stsn uno galIcms
bia Strafe.
9. 80. Oafe(p, Irpotbsfsr, 8sabius.
Sarab y. Wlorris, %. %.
5chn s: song, 90. sanfaiter.
3. y. O1r(cr, tp. 9luentaun.
s. y. $lnnert, &aufmann, &aneaitcr.
Ollllsrr Sdbifp Ii. Gmitb, 90. Sambure.
g1sl'no gum 8srfauf III Der 9rn6crci ois1rr
Seltuu9, prsis IS Gent Die Shathtsl.
9)la 26. IS.
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&c eapcn rsrftnlib, bats id, MIDI ron sCEpbrs
bsit oisfsr 3susnifk ptais ibsr;sust. @ie fins.,
mas fis ucr9eben ju fsin-fsns 0uafalbsrsisp
-fonbsrn finiflib bersitste W1ebiSinsn firsi.
nias Der ssfdbrlibiten msnfblibsn Sranfbei:
ten. Sb peib eas iie bcb9eft3det une psrs
fbiebentlid) ron Den 9sibiftsfen 9oftorsn Der
9feoiSn perseibriebrn psresn, frmoB in ts>
fer Statt ais fpnit NO, unc b nebms fsinsrs
anifane eisfslten al5 einen fbdsbarsn Sufas
81 unisrn meei;niiben Matsrial, unb cine fis
hsrs femrbl als unfbdelib une nislite Wlss
c'i'n fur bic &ranfsn ;u empfebIsn.''
5tufus Sabccf, jr.
sum Sertauf Bel George 40. Dafely,
apotbstsr, NerS Ste StraiTs, &eapins, aasnt
fir Or. Sapne.
sSanuar 7. ~
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Srtefe uno OcumoCl,ten.

2Seresn, ssie perbin, IN brutleter, fran,
5oiueher nho enNllitbrr grratbe urm Tins
tsrseitbneten achtrla asIttrlstem uno uaeb
europa, al OFT no Sttas, iprsfalns er,
pcprt.
Au6 sen einbelnilhcn Der snsliIsben
oprahe nnfunriarn Gtaptsuno >anrleus
ten, eenen se b6hf anaclrssn fem ioll.e
lbre lr9enannten 9eers, als: Sdufe, Sch,
nnnarn, 0cnbs, Weebnnuacu uno teIcns
otrs ibre Seltamcnts. in ,brcr eeut Itbcn
Outterirraebe, acfebr,stsn ,n batsu, cine
Srritthts Wlaasrcssl wceurcb mantbem
'peitlanf9rn nnp forann tcnIpuslisen prc.
sebs fennte brrsctcust werbsn, tletrt er
i'lne 0enfte an, unb, ais aeIrsprrItdnois
ger erfahrner 91ctariue, unp ebsmalissr
a'rtbtliets Se ante wirp CT Ieb ttatisit
eeteibsn Den 0Silniden feiner glienten &c.
ipldenbaft 81 entfprsdrn. - Waan mclre
l'th peri6nlieb oper IN porto frepen B:is,
ten an
sprcfr @ e. masnsr,
0teapia, penn'a.
-. IN Der Seaene bon Sicasina mcbnenbe
Psrionrn belietrn am Gtctr Der Srn, Ssim
nne Stlhter natbsufrasrn.
Tsaolns, sen 10, Stcpfmttr.
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G,n!a suns ;ur9 9ubferiptir
fur ben
9 tb era II . coba b ter.

I'm bic cteusenannts 3situns Icpiel pie
m5alieb mehr III pcrtreiten, crlantt iib Der
Serausaetea perfsltsa pas sssbrte publis
fun sur ltntsrl6rift far pieclbe ersetenf
ein5uaren.
Sa in Berfe gauntp fsins anbere pentibe
3cit,n6 te,tebt, peIete ole wabren @runp:
Iase Der unpsrfalfbten Drmofratis wrthes
oiat, 70 werpen ole sSreuube res 0Egn. GD.
10. zDarrtsom unU .DehM Tplor br'
ionrcrs aufnsrtfam oorauf sen,att, nnr
bcfieb aher rrnitld erlutbt, fir ibre Sers
treituhs su frrsen.
800 sun9rn:
Der "2ibsrale Sscbad,ter" erfbsint jscen
Disnifa9 auf sinsm 9rc,fen Supsriolbp9en NIT
ib6nsn 2ettern 9esrudt. Ser Gubicrlpticn5
Yrsis III 6 II { bal sr bs5 Sabrs, welbsr
in balbjdtri9er SorausbsSaDlun9 erbsten pirc.
Wer i'm Qoufc bs6 SaBrs nibt bsSablt, bsm
,psrren Sbalsr 50 @ntS fir baS Sabr an9es
re6net.
Sir ftr;ere 3rit olS 6 Otcnat mirb fein
|llntsribreibsr onssnommsn, unb etlpni9s Nuf:
|flinbi9un9en ,psrbsn nur oann an9enpmmen,
wenn lte enen Olpnat prr ablauf bes Cub
ieriptlcn5. Ssrmins 9efbeDen nnb 9leibSeti9
ale Guflfdnoe abbesablt iperoen.
Ssfanntmadunse iperbsn banfbar an9s.
nrmmen une fir ben 9swSbnlbsn Yrsis sins
seriidt.
llnterihreibern in tisisr Staet mirb bic
Ssitun9 portcfrsi ssibitt, peitere Serien>nns
gen 9eibeDen purO Die Yplt coer SrdNer, bon
gtetsrn fir s5 Gent jdbrlih, auf &onn Der
6strsfenbsn llntsrihrsibsr.
Srisfs unc Snittbsilunsen madsn r or t o.
{ re / ein9sfantt nsrbsn.
Neabin9, ben %, Sanuar.
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9or1 16lo9
fit cte fernsre 5rrauesate bee

Srel betts- B q cb ters,
IN SfiprafcpilIs, Mcntsomsrp ganntp, spa
0as seebrte stutiebe pnblfum pouMont.
aonlerp mo ben ansren5enoen gauNties, i'm
Staat spenniplpanien, iperbeu ebreMpea tss
natbridti9et bon psm Scrlblaa, fir bic fer.
mere 6eraus9atc DcrerGaater Seituns, welcbe
islt einaen Jabrcn bon prn. Urnolo pus
,pellc Jsst 5srausssbsr ces "slbcral,u Ns.
ctaebtert/" III Nsaeins,) berausss9sbcn rur:
Dc, eab ib jest rie Seraus9abe ctiaer 3c,s
tnn9 aans al!eln auf MIDI asncmmen batr, II.
adcnnsn fiji, cieGeltc ferntrbin anf Die nab
rem reputl:tanilebeu Srunriasc 1O.ibinas
tcn's brrane5uaebeh - 9ilntti9 fir Die grs
apabIms ypu General 1Diuiam <. Sarri.
Ton. oct ,6eIp bon Jippceanec fir pre(ls
bent, nno .Jobn Uvior, pou 3reinien, fir
Siee'p:eileent eer Ser. Staaten.
Sepia aaunacn.
Scr "Srubeitss Wdebter' wirp jspsnD.itt
,poth ailf sinen GnperlalbossM lbtn mo iaus
Der thr "Ginen Sbalrr" bss Sabre in balk:
jdbrar Scrauete5abluna acpruft svIcbeis
nen. lille Seitunaen bic eurtb ole YcIt te,
toresrt ,psrbsn SsDen auf Soften or Inter.
Ihreiter.
OSjsnisen 6erren mslebe ciu pacf Ucu 8
neu'n lInteritbretrrn fammciu, nno fit Die
Ss5abluns tteben, erbaItsn cine frci.
~ Briefe unp Oltttbeilunseu an ben Ser,
aussstsr mAlT'n poilfrei fein, font rpsrpen
ltc n,6t anseuommsn.
=. y. Ninfc[
Sfiprafepiae, McntsOmsrp ganntp, SPA.
Olal 5, 1910.
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NuTOrbsrune.

wittwc Sries Wdniebt fbuiitbiE su mGem,
pb gilatetb WllIsr, DON Nrt,ea i'm Subj,
itbea, nod in Sleu Yorf it, crer no ic (teb
fonit aufbdlt. ga Die obsntsmsrfts lDittwe
(teb nit ibren ainpern. in febr bcIhrdnfte,,
ltmltanosn bcftnrd nnb bic befaste glllatetb
O1iQcr ibr nod etpas fstulcct, ras ibr jcst
III ltatten fame, fte aneb ntbt i'm asrlnattu
teppeifelt, rab fte ihre Scbulristrt entri.b
ten ,pirp, fotale tie nus eiumaI ,peib, no )id
bic meMtefasts wittrpe aufbdlt, 70 bittst IL
tbcilmbmenSe Wlenlebenfreunre, ibr 100 mta.
lcb epu Dem unfenthalte bsiaatcr gIiMtstl
Oliner inter fclsenrsr ApIeITe Naebrieht 81
ssbsn.
8itttue &rieg,
care Of Der Veltbuerger,
Buffalo " I.
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BLANK MORTGAGES,
JUDGEMENT and COMMON BONDS
For Sale at this Office
$50 III SehanneS yoQob,

ans plattcutarot Otsramt Smttaartt?
Spbann !6aab 1T nit icincr 0attin Inna,
seternt Srie, Dor etipa 10 Sabren III orn8ers
ciuisten @taaten an9secmmsn. gr Icl in
Slcu Ocrf ssanpet Iein II. Itdb cini9e Selt in
Wtetisan aufacbaltsn baben. Der ltnter5edb'
netr iein Sebpaasr modte aerne ben Hnfent'
bait teGslten erfabrsu, nno erIutbt oaber ibn
unp SeSen, ber Nufdlnb bierilber aebsn
Fam, uni ssfillisc 0acbrltbt al
O1iebael Sris,
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Serfs Gauntp e5ntelIiaens Nmt.

Anf DIN aeneee grlntbcn pieler Ceintr
0rrnnfs wurre llntersritbneter temcsem, ein
allsemelnes Jntelliaen5sQmt, in Dertinpuna
NIT fsinen anSerm &elebaftsn, su erifncn, no
sperienfn fir tfemtlitte 8sIebruns, waeno
'bauisr, bic Sn perlcbncn, ,u pcrfanftn, pssr
~ rsrmortsanhen ftne, eintrascn IalIen uno
Scltbs, Die 5n rentsm taufen oper auf Oiert.
satib sn lebnen ipinleben, erfnnbsuna siR,
5leben ftnnen. audi perpeA aQe anpsrs III
eInem Jntelll9sn5 4mt scbdrenps @slhafte
rerritbtet auf Infrase bel
George oB. Safe(en,
slrre ste StraiIe, se9eniber Der gpiss
trpalSirete Neaeins.
Strremtcr 49,
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Bl6er Nn5ei9e.

sSc(ataee Ihtter ftnb in ow Orufsrct bic:
fer 3eitnns um tiaisen preis 3u baten;
M,ilmfsn's esntfhsr Sinesrfsune, bon S.@.
Wedeltueft, pbilaoelpbia, 1889.
Sentfhe meme Seltainsnte.
Der ameritanilete Selpcntansr.
Sle eefhiebte Der Yereini9ten Staaten ren
Sfcrb Gnerifa, felt psr gatoeauns Der
uensR Weit Bis auf sss Ssbr 1887, aus
Benz gnslift6en hberiest bon SS il BE III
. ef db &c, 0lsupprf, 1888.
SiHtlbe, bonn SABRE 1897 bis 1887, hbers
fest unp beranssessbtn bon 3D i 1 b. 8.
s.E iper leM philadelphia, 1888,
ssben, Sbatem unp WsinuussM bes ltlri6
3pinsli' erten llrbebsrs ber bentIebs,l
aebausc(i6srefermlrten &irebs, ,pcu Spbann
Iu9uit SorIb, gbe,ntersbnrs, Spa. 1887
Scr Soimmel auf grpen ober QDe9 5ur Clnf
6eIisfeit Sarsettslt bon gbriitian Sctt'
bi!f Saaman, ,eearbcitet BON gcnrao Sries
brieb Gtoamepsr, QbilabeIphia 1889.
Ser lanse psrsorssne Sbas unb 6aues
Sreunp, ein nitliebss @atts une Silfs
Sueb fir Sseermann, Gfippafepll!e
1887.
Nnbadteitunsen unp @etets fit aahoens
feuoe iluo sutSeltnnte gbriten. Scn Scs
taHR Galpar $apater ,$aneaftcr, spa. 1884.
suthsriitte unp rsfcrmirte rentiebr u. ., G.
Binder.
Iferpem GhreibsDapltr, Seotrn u.6hrsib
Dinte,le pie audi 8lanfe fir Wlcrtsasss,
Suo9ement une gcnRncnsSonos.
Cine Nue,rabl fetbnsr rsntIeber &ispsr 1T tei
nns ebtnfaas ttets berratbi9, uup I'M bils
lissn spreis 81 baben.
Neanins ben I6rn Suui.
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9Go 1T s.. 9Senbe(,
aus Srlebritbetbol

0lfler Fam im Srrtit y. 9. in Nnsrifa an
uno iell feb assenmartis, man permutbet,
in philadelphia auftalten. Scln Ssater sbos
mas seps 2EcnsrL crluebt jcoen Wlcnlebeu,
frtuno, eer lter cen asacn,pdrtacn Infent,
balt felnee Sehnss Sldberes widen Ioats, ibm
aat3ae Naetriett nnter naebfebenpsr Qepref,
ie snfpmnen ;u !adea:
Sbomas 9ewis @enbel.
Srulb BalIep, geutre gountr Denu
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g q If RI lbt.

Ser ltntsrftriebme tsnaebr6tisst biemit
erssbcnIt alle felhe pcrfoneu bic ftb feltft
nod perf6nlptt ,pifen an feinsm
Stiefel- uno Shub- Stobr,
na6 sr feline Sheber in bic 6dnpe pcn Gbars
leo Trereli,, esq. gum Ginfprorn hbersss
ben bat. Solebe, bic nceb febnlpia Itno, ,,pilrs
ben rpcbl tbun ,psnn fie lcslcieb anrufsh nm
Soften 3u eripareN.
Ibrabam gyen-
Ieasina Olai 10. to.