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LAKE, HAH.LAH.LA.

This beautiful lake is in the northeast
&c ne 6, inter county, Ala, about three
p.;Iss west of the Tombigby river, ana 10
&c and scenery, is not unlike the loVely
fairy lake de Agnano OF Naples oeI6
about 3 miles in ciTcumterence' " sNe.on,
;nr from north to south. Inc "eS'eln
, H. IF ibis lake is environed with beau
ISL v nndulatine hills, which adds 10 It's
49,. .a,,an,;c scener7, and at first Vle~' huI-
~ ~ r,;rd into the belief, that nature III
csS, ~ the lake, had thrown It's coh.enlS
io'' IN, sbore--the eastern being perfectly
, level The waters Of this lake. when NV ~.
J;stnrb,d bv rain, are as clear as q mr. ea
VS.. U.s. ;,s neblv bottom may be seen gree
Z az 49, a view of this enchanting iahe !
: Iol;Sh,tul on q clear summers day. wiz
. u u. 5saro;n fringed with low spreading cy
? 10 mo- ,a5ose branches lave its grassy DOS
h pm with every breeze. " nen sae III -
v O were in possession oil the country y
!. Wild scenery of this lonely lake was i
:. , Mnr and il was place OF char'l M
N l " -, the mind might wonu'
"A Ie'e d,S,ont lands, and think OF lescu'
~ 70 1is =. aoatino gardens, of Geneva, or
20 more classic Perugla' surrounI;S S.a ioue
rs. GaIlander hills. where Hannl h .La 80 8:
10 G I Sa,,Ie Of Thrasynene, and the y y
mt .ne Ito ITO ran red with the best ol .g
ne g. n,s' :, Carthage. Near the norm
I'D IA n s.,.;s I n its waters at times may
'u we o. a sn's h ,l' up from some unkn0
ON source. ,;,;o, account of
IQh. orio;n Of this lake Is somew ill., far
Elf I rpsv saw that in ancient tnes' "a
3 ~, : ny Ghactaws were cncamped near
'iSSsb q oi.oe where the lake now IS anu ,o
l's :. PlaG ,S. I'VE were playing in some wale
not the foot ofafailen tree,~n,ehh 1obla hal
: ~, we're heard to cry out, 'nall'an a''sr
that = ~ and disappeared Tor esS' he
hot -, nth had begun to break ms anu ~ =" :.
nre. - foroI:+ and the remainder o. .s :
pr % los" stricken. left the place w'no ~
., ~ nol'O' And until the day that the =
Ihrul. Jaws left the country, nuniO oaor 4 b
an in would not fish 10 II nor y nG 10
- nse ~, ,bat something uneartnly ~
,u s n aTs5und i. At present, the row w
Ia,ed 1a.,ss,own 10 Fairfield passes ~ ~
'g hse ann; n and ii is generally viewed -
nav marg'"' , "s with calm indIne
and IS seldom visited nee, y !. : 4 lam angler {
Az oil lime. unless the fowler anu ~ ~" 6sn,ol
,mong Thought such.--Ga'nesv'''S -"
II uni -
rough Hold, hold ~ ,.les are e
eiac'e' r,a.;5, IN similar manner
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

attack on the Algerine batteries inflicted
the seyerest loss OF tue while, in proper
ton 10 the number of men engaged-n
was little less than a fifth. Btacktcoods
Mag.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
From a late Miss. Exchange Paper.
TAKE NOTICE.
with Mr. CHM the crowd came IN
Some took brandy-some took GIN"
Fourth of July at he Springs

ITRIAH CHM takes this occasion to
inform his creditors, friends, the pubic al
large. and the community in particular
that # is his intention to change his place
Of residence by leaving Rankin IN the
course of one two or three weeks, as may
hest suit his convenience. He IS induced
TO be thus particular, (being like ten tnou-
sand of his nieghbors,) J. not exactly pre-.
cared TO s.shcll out the corn" and wipe ool
old scores. at the same time he Will us'
| every effort to settle all OF his oep''
wherein he has got value recelYed;out NJ
wishes it to be emphaticaly understood
| bv them who hold paper with ms pau pau
s3ddied on it as an endorser, that ne pun
the whole arrangement. Those who no.
claims against him upon that footing ca ca
turn the screws and ''grint on, ana
,hty car can GET the money before CHM do
they can sing 1t out 7D1Au CHM.
1J,p Ian 90 lS4O.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

A QUAKer's LETTER.--Frend John |
desire thee to be so kind as to 60 to one
ofthose sinful men in the flesh called at
torneys, and let him take out an lnstru.
ment, with a seal thereunto, by means
whereof he may seize the outward taber-
nacle of George Green, and bring HIM be-
fore the lambskin men at Westminster
and teach him to do as he would be done
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

M,7tr.RY.-When I sayifrei said a militia
captain to his men, all you that nave g, .5gs
T1 shoot--and you that have on'y Sc. .,
and corn stalks point them cat"atds anu = ;
hnol
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
Brandon, Jan. 20, l64O.

RESPONSIBILITIES by an Indian nam
ID Knnkapod. who was educated by th'
Massachusetts missionaries:
uere lies old Johny Kunkapod,
Have mercy on him. gracious Goa,
AZ he would on you, if he was God
And YOU was johnny Kunkapod'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

How to manage crying ehildren,--les emery en-.
~. - ,rsveut getting wbipped-d0 not hight
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

" or DAI~
CINESs, Max
cd from ~, .t,ors. ai|
and P l,iaS q
they WISH 80
u ss,r, corner oil
E. A. sMTTa
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

{. executed n
ofApril ls4N
he payment !
shall on Mo
1S41. /
M;
or, in The to'
des, and Sts
the follow
lection twei
-xteen south.
IshaA con
IN me 30 "
ANS. COZ
Tru.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

OiN III
land situated. a
bus near Jane ana
res cleared anu
4 SoS.i;%'PsiS;Row
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fore existing.
ba been di is
her un6nisne
he ChanceTy
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

Hold, hold. ~ ,.les are formed il
Florida in asimular ma''''s'
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1s41


PP !.
1on At Law
ed at Coluu
attend to the.
Circut CogGsl
es District =.
Of Mississippi
Court at ~
/ Of Maj Ora
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MISC ELLANEO US.
From the New Yorker.

-~rrRs PROM THE MbpIIkkANkAN--NO =
NY AN AMERICAN LADY.
GtBRALrER, Feb. %, 154l.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

Should DC 50
proof,
AlO THpopH4LUs TRAvERE.
: send YOU this by the negro wQ 20
nan D;nah, who will wait on you '"''
ternoon for an answer. .c,;.ca of
=. lie i, = YOUR anxious mother see inns
'"'T. : s. S. Ny name is not slgne ,c
I'd ;nlS--but with my Dlooa-r, y,
with ., le 1zo nj, Is'not. that proof OF .n'
sea orit;ce ear / am prepared to make iOr you
sake e.. -.oor,,er having perused this doc =.
Z ~ and the others which were q : !,
umen' a,,n ' facetiously smiled ana !
mIar ,i NJ Williamson that, as lar as !. !
T. 10 Judge from the letters Oe,o a7;Ity
= MT. a;,ertary offence, or indeed q :, .
i dane # All of which the law cou. .ss -
- oiene ;,on ~ : unless writing nonsense so
- - cogn .s.od : capital oferce--1 supp =,
he e com which any thing he fea oo, Il
e, nool,s', did uot warrant nm, = cautior
i. g Io discharged the case' Ous ,S hing I
% fheoPn I;stor IS the peace Of Mrs. "lN''
sons family. - re,;red. MIS-.
j IN cured without 5owlng - ''"y'''
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Florence N
arket Stree
b, Esq.
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-18

on which ! regret to feel myself obliged
to say, that think the President has com
mented with unexampled severity, and
with harshness of language not favora-
BILE to the maintenance of THAT friendly
and harmonious intercourse which is SO
desirable between coordinate departments
Of the Government. The President could
not have been uniformed that every one
of the twenty-six Senators, and every one
Of the hundred and thirty-one Representa-
tives who voted for the bill. if left to his
own separate wishes. would have preferred
the branching power to have been con-
ferrcd Internationally. as it was in the
charters of the two former Banks Of the
United States. IN conserving to the re-
strictions upon the exercise of that pow
err. he must have been perfectly aware
that they were actuated by a friendly
spirit of compromise and concession. Yet
no where in his message does he reciprU-
cate or return this spirit. Speaking of
the assent or dissent which the clause re-
quires. he SAYS, This iron rule is to give
way to no circumstancos-it is unbrnding
and inAexiblc. 1t is the language Of the
master to the vassal. An unconditional
answer is claimed torhLwiH." The high
privilege of a Submission Of the question.
on the part Of the State Representatives.
to their constituents. according to the mes
sage is denied. He puts the cases Of the
popular branch of State Legislature eX-
pressing its dissent by a unanimous vote,
and its resolution may be defeated by Il
tie vote in the Senate and Both branches
of the Legislature may concur IN Il rcsolu-
ton of decided dissent. and yet the Gov
crnOr may exert the veto power conferred
on him by the State constitution. and their
Legislative action be defeated" Tie State
may afterwards pi0ira against such unjust
inference. but its authority IS gone The
President continues: TO differences so vlo-
lent. and as they seem to me. jtp9''OAui.
| cannot Weld my consent. No court of
Justice would or could sanction them, with
out reversing al, that is established in IuI-
dicial proceeding. by introducing pre-
sumptions at c0rj1Hcc Tjih fact. and infer
enccs 1T the erpe"$c Cf reason. 4 State in Il
condition of duresSc would be presumed
to speak as an individual. manacled and in
prison, might be presumed to be in the ell
joyment of freedom. Far better to say to
the States. boldly and frankly. Congress
,rilS. and submission is dem0Hdcd."
Now. Mr. President. will not ask
whethcrthesc animadvcrsjons were prompt
ed by a reciprocal spirit of amity and
kindness. but inquire whether all Of them
are perfectly just.
Beyond all question. those who believed
in the constitutional right of Congress to
exercise the branching power within the
States Internationally and without EInI-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-18

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AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
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A. R. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe co.
JAMES HuGHEs, Richmond, Ray co.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph co.
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w. F. SwITzLER, Columbia, Boon co.
C. P. Brown, Platte City, Platte CO.
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THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
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Publishers and PropristorS.
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BY AUTHORITY
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States are published in this Paper.
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Ser 9lttt. C5ohn Sdnfs.

Scr Wsifdsilsr IilIlSs 0strre fa9t, nad,s
eem sr ron esn SsrbanbIungtn unftrer lsstsn
Sauntp Isrfammlun9 ssipredNn:
"Kiebter &anfs lit Elm msillibsr D1ann,
pcn 9rrikn 9sfsRthsn uno pafsid3sn Ssnnts
niisn--ein gutter @bulsr unt bs!sttsr Sdrsls
Der une ithr srfabrsn in oen @nsslsssnbsisn
bss Staats une Der Union. Ssin anmbmIid,
;uurrfommsness Bstrassu bat ibu popular sss
madt als zoe CT nur befannt iif. Rad) psnis
gen Sabrsn, ,pe sr i'm ecn9rs suar, ipurbe CT
auf bic Mibtsrbanf srboten, eurb sins Grnsns
Runs bon @supsrntr 9titnsr. Gr 1T nun Gin
@inmrbntr pon Ssres Gauntp. SUGts CT srs
nannt unb ais @oupernor erndblt wsroen. "a
it 60 nibt ~ bsSwsfstn bab ct cine fdbsc o.
Der D1asifratspsrion fsin ,piro, psn fiaatsmdn
nifbsn ginfibtsn uuS unt untcFsbIibsr &bs
Gbfst. nait cen bS1ff libsralsn gsfibls fir
Die sablrsbsn Namen ,uslebe bon anpsrn gs'
ssnbsn pcrasbrabt mcrefn, iinb mir neb un:
fdbg einsn aus3uicidnsm bsfTsn ernsnnune
msbr sseisntt mare einisfslt uno I6armons in
osu Neibsn bsr Sarriicn 2emefraten bersprs
subrnssn.
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Srldsn eOmpasus fOu stsnfaas @nifaIttn
trsffsn fur Die einlSfuns ibrsr NOtsn surb
GOlo cher SiItsr. Die 9ectsn Sisfer bsiosn Sn
fiitute fino felt ben lsetsn abt Tassn 70 melt
i'm ersnIt ssiunfsn Sab iis jsft nur init ssbn
bis SlpanSs Yscynt TsrIult auSjuSetsn fInb.
Benn Der Seribt ,rabr III, 70 wurbsn 9isjss
nSsu lrslte notb gotsn tapcn baben, mrbl
ttu,, msnn fs tisislbsn nd9t init Sbaesu gu
frib aus9ebsn.
gGr birsn sbsnMaS, oas bic POtsn Der 70
wrrufensn S,buplfQ @onf in Ybllasslpbia
misosr prasaItts an0snomnsn msresu.
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9lufaeld,obsne Court

Jury Cite fur oen l5tsn Sstrusr, ls4l.
Ssbn Rcblsr, jr. Bausr, grlin,pitfh.
gscres Srsipc9sl, 60. Waratawnp.
Safob joarnsr, Vscmann, eumra.
SGiuam Iosttrib, Sauer, Bern.
Daniel Sillmau, 9(rbeiter 90.
Daniel &Iauisr, jr. Wuusr, Ncbslsn.
9apio Scbnfcn. 0ouer IiNrft.
wuiam Srumbab, Mc1fartsr, Gse'Ir.
Daniel Siltsrt, Bauer, Obsr 5upsbsteon.
pstsr Otilsr, Baitmirth 5oamburg,
Gam 9inbrnmutb, @robidbmieb, SteabSburS.
Deter Sinf, Saucr @riumtlb.
Ratban 2Deilsr, Sobadfpinntr 2anOfbpai7i.
csnrp Sorp, Sausr, llniOn,
Sobu &ablbab, Bausr, S,sieslbsra.
Samss q. Sumter efsnrsiiter, &cdIano.
6snrp Sennetbun', Gat,pirtb, Stoubsburs.
W1ibasl @ruteri Sausr 6sitsltsrs,
3Bcmas Qineclb 10. ertsr.
Safeb gnasl, b. winbier.
gsc. 80. 9emets, GisnnWiifsr, Olip.
Daniel 86fs, @niirsidsr Msaens.
Safcb Ystree, Yausr, 9llbanp.
4aron 8ytbt, &aufmann, Gsaeins.
Samuel qobab, @sq. psif.
9anid Grmclt, @rcblbmise, &saein9.
@alcmon Sifhsr Bauer Marata,pnp.
Gnctb 81. @risfemsr, Saiflrrtb olep.
yscras Shdffer, Bauer, Nibmcnb.
Mbrabam wintr, gbubmabsr Obsr Btrn.
SafOb aasaisr, 10: Msae'na'
Sobn 5aaf, Mlliacr, Obsr suIpsboeern.
Samusl 8ifbsr Bauer Icsiesltsrs.
Safcb &smp. Bauer 9iitrift.
Sfaaf @srbnrt, Bauer 3ulpebceecn.
9tam 4pblsr, %. Grinpitfb.
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er spar. in Elm Hebenain,nier 3u aelansen.
mebei ibn feline Brau unterituete uno ios
bann Die Ebiire psrIblc6. 6areenbsra
periubte Die Sbdre einjufprsn9en, wurhe
aber ourb oas GintreHen speier Wdnnsr,
bic sas Salfsrufen berbeisefubrt. in lsi:
mem Sorbabcn 9efort. st perlieb pas
6aus nit SIble uno pilole, uno pa pie
obiaen MANNER ibm folosn wouten. be
orobte ct lie nit Gem 3oos, .rorauf lie su:
rudblisbcu. Gr lttib bernab sins 3eit:
lang i'm Seloe beruw, ltarf aus Der erbol-
tsnen &unoc bluteno, in Der Ibfibt, pie
It fact, nm Su perfuben, Oh ct 1tdfte &c
nun babe, nab Dem Stdotbsn ;u eeben
une i,tb Dem &eriobte aus3uliefern. Da
er iIb bier5u ieoob nibt farf oerue fiibl,
tt, 9ine ct in bic SSpbuune ieines Ser
,pauoten GbomoS *. 5oaroenberg, unb er,
Sablte lbm lpas ct eetban. 81 wuree
blerauf otrboftet. Saobrouee ifarb sini:
9e Wlnuten naboem 6aroenber3 eaS
paus perlafen bate. (Beltkor.
VS.
Sin ian3sr oelo. - Sa Baltimore Ia,
men Dor eini9cn @Oben spsi Ssrls in oen
Stobr zines Orn. M'Slpain, mabreno
nlcmono aIs Elm t!sncr Sun9e ftb barin
befanc. Sie lieben fcb mebrere Gtdde
5ub 5eiosn, ,lpopon Der cine Elm Stud IN.
ter ieinen 0rofen Mantsl peybars, iebcd
nlbt, cbne BON Dem Suneeu bsmsrft ju
Weroen. ale bierauf Die SbUrten een
Stobr pel!ahcn tpclitcn, sr8rih Der iunes
Suride cine piitole uno fplets Ibnen.
Der Cine fob beim 4nblief Der piilole
lo4leib. Der onosrs Warf cas- Stuct Sud,
iiber bic Sepfa. ais er llb perfclat fab, u.
nabcsm itn Der Sunoe singcDolt bate.
erctte ct ocnle!ben Su srld)ieilea. Ills a.
ber Der Ateinr feline pllfote berpcrse9 uno
Jpn oamit beorobtc, wollte llb Der Spie.
bubs oapon m0cben. Ger Gnabe belt
i'm beIla Rra3en, t6 srfplQte tin Rineen,
mo enntib entnouD Ib Der Wann, uno
sntfam, liep abFy irinen bsyrliben Man.
tel in ben todroen itinss flsinen Siesers,
meId)sr Hatnrlh aub oos StLd Sud- nit
nat 6auie aabm.
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Nennjplpanildye @eleboebuna

MS'r habsn beutt ,olseer nur Eenig BON uls
i'rsr Gefss9stun9 mitwttsilsn neil in sisiem
Sbrrsr nur reni9 8bti9ss ssrbanbslt purss
SPdt am 9cnnsrfa9 Ntsnb paf1rtsn i'm 8s>
prsisntantenbaufs re frfgtnben 8siblii(Tt nit
SO se9sn AZ Stmmsn:
Vsidle(en &c. bas uuitrs Senatorsn mg ons
eres inlfrurt psrbsn iclen, Mne bisreurtb ins
ifruirt fns, unb unfsrt &sprsfntantsn srfud>t
msrssn jsbsn unS allen @sriudsn ~ miesritrs
ben auf ips!bs 4rt Gs aulb nur inmsr aufNe:
trad9i lrsrben m69sn, uin bAS TcIs ern tieftnl
Staats um ibrsn ud,tmdin9en Nntbet an Cen
s'1nsnsn SsTsrstt Der 6fintlbsn gdnesrssn
Su bstri9sn, uno ba6 re bisreurb niiruirt
aufasfcrcsrt finb, bic paiiiruns sinsr 8ia ~
bsf6rbsrn uRe ;u ntcrifukem psrOrbnsur Die
Ssrtbsilnn9 ess eafir 9sltstsu gslbsS untsr
bic usrfsbieesntn Gtaatsuy 6snab ibrsr rsfrsftis
zen SsrSlFs.uns in le40.
Befblci1tn, ba6 Der 9curtrntr aufasfcretrt
spsrss 81 bsierSsn, tas elm Cope ojties Sss
ittIuiTss an Ssesn unfsrtr &sprsientantsn uno
Ssnatersn i'm eon9rss ssiantt msrbs,unb sbsn
70 an bic Gcupsrntrs Der fdmntl6sn Staattn
NIT Gem erfmbsm fs i9gsn rtipst,iscn Gtaatt
GsfssSsbunstn pcrju!s9sn
Bs'nerfsnSpsrtb 1T bssbsi, ta6 Ssinsr bsr
&sprsisntanten pon sisitr &auntp fir bic Bss
fhliGt ifimnts, wabrfhsinIitb aus Ger lIrias
dbs, neil bisftlbsn em4 bic Harrfons1
ten 10 frdftis untsriidet wurcsn. gilt Ssrf5
tann fb trsusn icIds patriOtifde Wsftsma'
der ~ batsn bic fir u Il { s ifimmsn--nut
MIDI. fir Ias mas spirFljb Gut III.
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t11onefnfcrni6.-- 3ini1srnis wrc
am ndhftsn STEM 8struar AM Wpnes isbtbar
isim mcsurb ecrfsIbs Sdnjlitb psrounfeIt psrs
ben miro. Sie pirb ibrsn slnfans nsbmsn unl
7 lltr 8 Minutrn 9tsntS, Stunesn unb
D1inutsn nab hem Uufgauac ess Wlonsss.
ScQtt biz quft an jensn NbtnS Bsa fsu, nirs
ss sincn berrlitbsn 2(nbf ssrpdtrsn.
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sTrueo poitamt.-9er Genera! Ycltmsis
fer bar Elm nsusS poffamt erribNt an Serfbs
nsrs Stcbr, auf bsr pcitiiraiIs pom bier nad)
Ssrnpills, in risisr gauntr, untsr osn Tamsn
y Histsr Bern (Geper Bern poffefs
fis0 une peter q, Hcrfbncr, CSC, gam
Ycamjfsr srnannt.
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Utauri5,-Wan btrbtcts una, eas juHns
fang Der pcrjssn Robs, auf Der gifsntabn pcn
bier nab pbiIaoslpbia, siniss Wlslsn untsrs
baIt Yenstaun. eurb ecu Hracbtearrsujua Elm
O'enib Hbsrfabrcn une 10 iebr bsfhdeist wurs
es, eas sr Fur; oarauf itarb.
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t--Oer folaenpe 2rinffpruh wusoe
nsuliet t'i siaem S,arriIonfcifs seseben:
Dlartin Ban Buren.- - ScIlcse
ron elmer ,,Wsmms )" ansseIaufen Uou els
Hsm m7anu i'm ,,elfsrncn gdfa ~ itsrmuMs
bcn curh etncn ,,llntsrrcSs Several ;" uMo
terjih abseibmicrt Don sinsr ,,altsn@rau,
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Garrieturs ben 6tsn Sanuas I84I.

Sarrieturs ben 6tsn Sanaas IS4I.
Ser alts 9smctratiihs 9aa fit Die grs
ncnnnna ess ScuperntrssGanpioaten (Ner a.
Dldr}, III fir oisemal htsrsanasn wcrren,
nm Nlcn, pc!de esr 2lmtssginicsuna rcs
Prcflpfntsn 3arriion bsl,upcbnsn min, tbsnD
sIns 8eIescnbeit 81 sebcm, sieiss 81 tbun OPS
ne caB ss ibrtr SsilrobHuAs oer gcnpsn.irn
i'm Wess Itcbt.
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Nsaeins, tsn GO. Sanuar, ls4l.
Osinrsratifhs @rnennuns fir gupsrnor
eJcbn 8anfs.
.emcfrattlbe Convention
SerGnti,bsieura Der esnDfratiiten Sbarrilou
Gtaatss@ onpenticn Mntermerfsn.

Die 8reunee bss @ensrals Sarri5en III
SprnnIpVanen pcrnrR aehtunaepcH cnacla
ben Oc!saaten 5u elmer GtaatssG cGveutien
3u rr,pdbirn, lreltts am
OllnlpcM, oen l0ten. Widr3 1871,
nm 10 ;Ibr 8ormttassiiu bsm pnrtbaule Al
Sarrlebnra sebaItsn wsrpsn Irn, um cincn
Saneleatsa aue3upiblsn fir easGenrerntrs
Imt, melfer bsi osr hsrannaErnrm NHse.
mcinen 3BabI bon eer Srmptratiitteu Yar,
tel in Staat unteriidst rsrrsm fol-.
eSeres gauntp unp Ole 9tam ppMandpbia
spsrpen 70 pieIs 9slcaatrn 3u rieier gcnpen'
ton isnsen, ale inrc In3atl 8sprricntamts,l
III rsr SeIs4sstuna ansnaten.
9bOmas s.. 1urrcmes,
Sohn Nriee Bethcrill.
Sohn 8. MlontoomerN
Sranti5 Darff,
ySilIiam MHGlure,
Ihonas GlOer.
Jeiepb 9Vatlace
Samrel l(ueraHeer,
9e!o gaescr,
Sane6 Wregorn
sJobn s.. QBaIter,
=. 8. Gultertion
S1res Stee!e
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Sits ees Rsbts. - Ger amisbunsriss
Snssrfpa pcu TbiIacslpgia, bet i'm Scrissn
11inNr Rom ecn9rss fsnsn saufpas srbist,
bat ltb eer tiniser 3eit rpisotr in Haibinatpn
sinotfunhsn un muSN iid) Die grlautnib III
rssftaftn, in Der Nsrrcicntantsn 9aas Siss
ben 81 ba!tsn. am ju beweilsn, ca6 man ibm
llmstbt 9stban bat. Patbesm sr msbre sas
ss Qsplaatsrt une lcr. Paplor rb sbsnfalIs ss,
gen lbn ptrtbeiSi9t batts nabm tsr ecn9ree
bic 8raSs roisesr auf: Oh jor. 9aaplsr ~ sinsln
Sje ssrsbtst fti? Die Gtimmtn aantsn wis
fe!st: ~Sas ll6; NtinS SO.
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0rmsburs unfsrsr bisfssn BIdtter wisen
an, oas bic Rstsn esr Gsfs Sauntp 8anf,
BON ZEN ipauptsS tobrba!tsrn in Neacins fir
@aaren anssnenmsn rrsvssn unb Slpar Su bs
rem pelsn 9ssnnwsrtbs. SSsr nod oapen bat
fnost nun cine @slsSsnbit iis lcS sa rpsrosn.
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Sn Dem 8rofen 6ineiiitbea por,stlan.
scrfe &in.te:bina pclbes eine Miuion
Wsniben entbatten ioll, Die orostsntbeits
porSetlanarbsitsr ino. befinost fIb, nad)
Ger Qnsabe bes Selniten b'Gntrceoues,
5000 por3euan6fen, uno bod fann man,
cur6 cas 9anse 8eib bin, nidt Die min,
bette Ssabritbt auffinbent mann uno pcn
mem oisle &unit erfunben fsi.
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9rBir fnosn in msbrrsn wsbfeltldttsrn
ot Nabritt, oas Die Nrtsn Der Dslamares
Srhdsn eemra9nis, ;u 9aplcrspiae, NIT bars
TEN SsIbs sHsslSii nsrssn. Ts Nsu jceps