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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-30
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

Cuur du Troisieme Observation-Disclosures
dist Baton Rouge.
Ann k. iintbour,
W.. /3tCO
Thos. Canty ct autres.
lie 20 tuin 1sd2.
Robert Boal ayant obtenu jugem6nt rohtrs
Psxtcntion salsi certsins e~aclavss et ti tor
rain dterits dams 10 writ qui a ott euloibt par
Ia pIaigEante, qal declare que les e~sclayes lui
appartienneni, ct qu'elle a drolt a Ia ferre,
pour restit utlon de otini a ellie appartenant,
ct qul ont etc dtpenstsa pddr phsage ihaivi.
duel de son mari Cette injonetint ayaht eve
fate sans reglej dot otre apnullte pout CO
qni regarde le terrain saisi, parcegue quand
meme la plsignante y autait Ell droit ante
riedf d tslni de Beal, la loi ne lui donnait pas
lie droit d'arrrter la dits tentt, car ellie deyalt
aIors ayoif rscoufs All produit de cette vents,
ct, parcsqIie Pefidence ne prouyo pas sufi-
au,me Ftpoqoe A laquelle Beal recut Par
gent de Ia ~plsignantc, IL ternbighage prunrs
dependant qde leg e~sclayes superintendent . Ia
plajgnante; ct guand a eux l'injonction dot
suiyre sbt couta.
Dams cstte catise lepouse attague son
mari en- separation de- biens, atm d'obtenif
Padministtation de- SEES biena persoDtiels OF
pour obtenif jugensht coiitfe lni poiir Ia res
~tlintion des so,nmes qh'il a rteuss ct qu'i1 4
dtpenstes pour son usage personnel, a cause
du arrangement des ~sffaires du defendant.
Jugement fut rendu contre IL defendant, par
ct apr6s les trois jours de grace, sur
motion dh conseil de Ia plaignante, il lui fut
permits do lroctder au jbgement final II est
yerbalcpsnt ct ACKNOWLEDGMENT pfouyt que
SO e~sclaves Lewis; Sylvia, Aimey; Phillip
Frank, Lucinda, Queen ct Cornell a; appar-
tienneht d la plaignante que 10 defendant a
deux mile six cents ~pisstrss. qui appafs
tsnaientA sa femme, st duil n dtpenstcs pour
son usage ct qua lss ~af1aires du defendant
sont On matvais ttat. Il est done ordonnei
adjugs ct decfGte que rinjonctinn cesse;
quznd aux .erres, ct gn'sile soft perinsuente
pour les escla' ss aux frais de Bsal, OF que IL
sheriff continue l'extcution contre la dte
tsrre, eonformGment a Ia loi. Et de plus
que le Jugement par dsfaut soit final, ct que
les ssclaves CT. dessus NOMINEES, soient recon-
AUS CONNIE propriete de Ia %plaignantes ct qu'ils
soient restltues; qu'slle ait jugsment
contre son mari pour Ia soinme de deux mile
six cents %piastres. avec hypotheque sur ses
mmeubles, pour securitc du Placement, ct
soft sfparee on bieDs de son mari, ct
recouyre Ia libre administration de
,ss ~afaires. ct que 10 defendant soft condamnG
lux frais du dit process.
(Sisnt) ISAAC JOHNSON.
Juge du 3me district.
Je certjfe que Ia copie ci.dessus est con-
orIne 4 i'original e~nregjstrt a rn5n ofics.
J. q. a. HOLT,
23juillct. ~ Dep. Grcfier:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-30


FIAsfA1LLEs ADMINISTRATIONS Is
mai--La leune NJ. eolebrait 500 francaii.
les avec sept pefsonnes guI Gtaient reunies
chez 10 beau.pere il ne manquait dos con
vies que Ia beau. frere du fianc6, que celui.
CT aimait dune siye affection. ayant 6te
en- pnrtie 6levo chez hui, apres 10 marriage
de sa snur, orpheline CONNIE lui de pere
Ell de mare. LIS beau pere pafaissait
avoir apport6 beaueonp deposition d 70.
tablissement du jeune homme, dtablisse.
ment qui devait entrafnor lie partags Dun
domaine don't on await iusqu'alors ioui en-
commun. Pendant 10 souper, on entend
ouyfir la grange, dams laquelle ss %lrouvait
une porte de communication ayec la sale
do reunion. On croft que lie beau.frere
arrive, ct les regards SC tourneni yers la
petite porte. Ellie s'ouyre, en- cfet un
homme arnle parait sur 10 seuil, SON fusii
s'abat, le coup part, OF, entre 10 efehea,
forme par los tates de deux cousiyes 10 Fl.
anee, qui faisalt face, est frappe nu front
dune charge entiere dc cline (drag4e do
fonte.) Deux grains ecartes a~tteignent A
SEES cbtes, tgslement h Ia ttte, Pun "a fan
Geo, lautrc un des conviyes eft tons trots
tombent sur 10 pave. Le meurtrier sc.
c,appe il la favour du iumulie do cette see.
ne efffa fante. La jcane file et 10 conyi.
We ne sont que Ie%gerenent blessts. snais IL
malhcureux ieune homne a Gu Ia figure ct
10 crane brlses.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-30

ETAT BIZ IA LOUISIANA.
Cour Do Paroissc--Paroisss dist Baton
Rouge
f. y. Hyds & Col
ii A': Il; i,. s e; e., :; np''y No. ''''.
En- vertu dan writ do Fl. "a. a moi adressS
! par fhdIiofable tonr do tt6isi6tno District ii
sera expose en- vente bubligue.
sAMEDL q Aobt prschain,
a Ia inaisoh de tour db la vile de Baton Rosgs
Il Thcure ofdinairs dss v%entes, tous lee drolta.
'fsrcs, iuterdts 81 pteisntions des dtfsndcurs
dams et1 Ia prophetic ci-apres dtsignts
I'm certain ibotceati de tefre eitu6 dams Ia
parolsse d'T,st Baton Rouge, proche les Plains.
a environ seiss rhlIlbs De Ia VILE de Batoif
Rouge, contenant dGux tsft tiusuahte srpeta,
plus gu moins, ayec Titles les bstissss ct atnks
liorations qui s'y troutenil borhe CONNIE suit {
All nord par terres dn Dr.. John Rollins. an
aud par les htritiers d. Sthithi a Fest par les
hefi'iers de Skinner, Ell q i'eiest par les tcffss
appaftsnant a Chrjstian.
Abahdonns par 10 dtfendsur g. p LillsY
podf s~atisfairs lie j%ugernent, int6tets ct frsts
dams 10 process ci-dessus designe.
Conditions do Ia vents 10 rnois do credit,
II. W. FOWLER.
10 Juliet % Sheriff
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
c6ut du Troisieme Distnct-Patoisss
dist Bat, n Rouge.
Elizabsth A. Usher J
va. 1906.
VIM Ii Campbell. }
La plaignahte dams eettb eause attaque pon
mari en- separation de blsns ct pouf Ia %rsstitu.
ton ds ses droits pafabhefnaax, a cause dH
aesofdre proivs existar dams lss ~affaifss dG
defendant ; ID dit defendant no coinpatut pas
All temps presctit par Ia loi; ct lugensnt par
default tut rCgulIstement rendA eontro lnh~@
Tfols joufs de grace s'ttant econles apres CO
ct sur motion de son ~conssil, Ia
plaignante fut autorisee a declsrSr Nyidence.
atm de rendre 10 jugement par dcfaut final.
II est prouve que lee parties se narierept dams
Get eta, sn 1880 st qu'sh 1889 la ~plaignants
hsrlta do son p6re six cent qnstre4yingt
piastres; laquelle somIne, j est prou@
", fut dtpansee pour l'ussge du defendant
II est do plus pfouts que les affaires du dt&
PENDANT sont dams I'm ties mauyais etat pccr- y
iiaire la loi OF 1'eyidence sont done en- fas
seut de In plaignante IL est done ofdonnss
adjuge ct dscrete que 10 default soft reHdu
final que Ia plaigNante soft sbpafte de bieis
son mari qu'elle en- recouvre la sonime
de six cent quatresyingt dix-huit ~piastrea,
Ut pouf s6cufite do paisment, il est ofdofns
que la plaignants ait hypo,heqae lsgale suf
les terrss ct e~sclaves dn defendant, a comp
ter du Ter ~ianyiet 1893, ct qa'ells reprenns
une seconds fois Ia librs administration de sss
il est do plus ofdonne que Ia deem
dant pale les frais dl process,
Jugenent reDdu Ii JUN 1912.
Jugement signi 30 JUN 1912
(Signt) ISAAC JOHNSON,
Juge du 3me district.
Js cartiAs que GO qui precede est une copis
au decrst Original du registfe, a NOR
Jffics. J. q. A, HOLT.
10 juillst. 20 Dep. CRATER
-.- In. 4 - Err A - ;. = rxarxna4 .rrx
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-30

10 Pour le inarche au cotton ct au s,icre,
soyez Ia partie anglaiss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-30

I'm coup do vent epoayantable est vent
fondFe le II courant STIR Portsmouth Tile
touts entiere d etc inondee, ct la vile el.e.
meme a Ell, beaucoup a s%oufrir. II my a
pas Ell, de nsenfoire d'homme, une tempste
seniblaiAe dams ces parages. I'm nombre
Considerable de nasires ont eprouvs DIES
avaries %tiiaIeures plusieurs ont ete ietes
q L. cote, q~ueIgues-uns ont peri.
Les explosions de bateaux a yapenr af1i-
gent aussi lie Cananda ls 10 cosfrant les
chaudieres dH Shamrock ont selate, tan.
disque ce steamer Sc fendxif a Kingston
OH il t~ransportait environ cent vingt emf
grams Anglais, 1rlandais ct Ecossais ; qua
ranie halt ont eckappe sans pleasure mails
dix-huit ont dn stre t~ransportes a I'hopital
de Montreus, ct ont ignore lie sort des
quarante-qGatfa autfes, il est q csaindfe
gu lis n'aient tous peri. lie Shamrock
stast- un bsteau a haufe preston.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-30

La sFoisieme ~municipallte d maintenant
I'm eiaTetiere situe dams un endroii tres con-
eenable. Les inhumztions dams ce cine
there ofsriranf fsne economic de temps ct
fargent potsf les asais des personnes qul
Tiendfont d MOURN dams Ia partis interfeure
do Ia yille.-M.
isDIEss.-Les fanfenx chefs de fribus
~f1orldiennes, Haileck-T usfennggle ct Hala-
toochie sont arrives hhier aux casernes au-
dessous de Ia vile avec 81 guerr.ers semi.
nolss ct environ 80 femsnes ct enfans.
Ces indiens wont atre transfares aux Ar
kansas on IN surveillance du major Ca
pers ct du lieutenant Candy, accorapa.
gnes dun HedecIn.-Gourer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-30
Nous lisohs dams Ia Gazette dc Hopkins;

Nous lisohs dams Ia Gazette dc Hopkins
vile (ky.j
IN rinstant OF, nous a lions METRE sous
presse, nous asons appris que In fondre
Went de tomber a Ia ferme de NJ. w. w.
Western, Ell que qdatre negres ct I'm blanc,
~Peconerae, en- ~asaient etc f~rappsa, trcis
negres ont etc tines sur IL coup, Pautre ne.
gre ct i'eeonome soht cd danger de mort.
determination ct la desoiat,on ont rene.
ire dams lie temple DIES Mormons Joe
Smith, lie prophetic, s'est qlsereIle ayet RI
gon eli Bennets, ses deux principaux acoly.
tes lei les a mis- a ID porte de Ia synagogue.
Les trols saints SO sont, d ce quill parait,
dit de fort gros mots dams le cotrs de la
dispute Bennett en- sutre a menace d'ecrise
TN lisra OH Il devoilerait toutes les infa mics
du prophetic N'est.ce pas lie moment de
Sc yoilet la face
Eli s. Prescott, feeeFeHf des den;efs
publics a Chicago, officer de Ia nor,ina.
ton dc NJ. Van Buren,, Went d'etre mis- en-
jugerasnt, dit Enquirer de Philadelphia,
pour disbursement de fonds. Get indivi-
du ptetendit reinforcement que $4,000
asaisnt etc voices dams son bureau , m lis
lie grand jury a acauis ID convictisn quill
s'etait vole lui.meme.
Les banques de Ia Virginie cnt decide
pressure d funanin,ite qu'elIes fspfendraient
lie l5 septembre prschain leurs paiemens
en- especess Que Ia confance pub.ique
leur SOFT en- aide.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-30

BUREAU DE LA BAEQUE DE CA
ROLLTON, A BATON ROUGE.
lie soussIgne ayant etc nomme agent de- la
succarsale de la Ranqne de Carrollton a Baton
Rouge, inforne le public ct tots cenx qui ont
dss affaires qu~elconeues ayee Ia dite banGue,
qu'ils devreat . 'adresser a lui, an bureau de Ia
succursale do Ia Banque de la Lanisians.
JOSEPH MENARD,
% Juliet. "a Agent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
SENATE-JA7uARy 90.

SENATE-JA2UARy &c.
The Senate having uuder consideration
The bill from the Ilsuse of Representatives
repeollag the Bankrupt, Law
Mr.. BERRlEN said, the relation in
which he stood to the Senate made It his
duty 10 state the grounss on which the law
which it was now proposed 10 repeal was
adopted at the late session Of Congress, and
snperadded to this was The consideration
that multiplied appeals from various parts
of the Union had been made TO him, TO win.
dlca,e. so far as any effort of bis could &C.
complsh it, the grea, and varied interests
which that beneticeut law was calculated
TO pfo,ect-appeals resulting rather from
the confidence Of those who made them, in
the strength and sincerity Of the opinions
on this subject which he had long enter.
tanned, and often expressed, than from any
ability which he could bring 10 the task.
There was another motive which vet
more imperlousIy urged him 10 ,respass Of
this moment upon the attention Of the Sen.
ate. A majority Of the Legislature Of
Georgia had formed and expressed opinions
on the subject Of The bankrupt law, adverse
TO those which he entertained. The reso
u,ions expressing those opinions had been
communicated 10 HIN, and had received, as
they were entitled 10 receive, bis respectful
and deliberate consideration. His convic.
lions were unchanged. lie felt that the
af hp art M ~ urac
proposed to repeal was duty enJoined by
the Constitution, demanded by the best in.
teresis Of all classes Of the community, and
especially commencing itself TO oil the
charities Of our nature, as measure Of tar.
DIV Justice, too long withheld from numer.
ous and suffering portion Of the community.
lie deeply regretted his inability TO concur
in the opinions expressed by the local rep.
resenratives Of Georgia. The subject was
indeed beyond the sphere Of those duties
which the Constitution of the State assign
cd to them, and was exclusively entrusted
by our federal compact to the Congress of
the United States; nevertheless, these opn
ions we're expressed by a respectable por.
ton of his constituents, who, apart from
their own personal claims, had u command,
ing title to his respect, honored as they
were by the confidence of the people of
Georgia. |, was due, therefore, to them,
TO himself, and to the occasion, TO state the
reasons which constrained him to differ
from them.
Mr.. B. proceeded to say, he mus, be III.
dulged in single preliminary remark
The enemies of our free institutions, he
said, may rejoice and be glad in the spec.
tacle which is exhibited here oday. They
may rejoice in this manifestation Of the
instability OF our couisels, aud be glad in
anticipation of the consequences which will
too probably follow in their train. A few
short months have passed away, since this
Congress, composed almos, entirely Of the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
To silk Growers.

HHAyING established small hlalure al this
N place. the subscriber wishes TO purchase
[OC00Ns ios which be ~ill pay fair price for
Iny quantity that may be odofed. lie ais, wish
Fs to contract with any person who has the Null
berry Trees and CocoonerIes now established for
supply ior the ensuing year, or with any per
in uho wishes 70 engage in the production Of
oconHs. lie has II in contemplation 70 enlarge
manuisctory arrangements can ee made for
be supdy Of coeocns. Any one having ceeoons
ox 90 band fer sale viii ind a market for them
b Supplying % the subscriber at Concord. n. G.
WILLIAM jerks
Cssesrd Feb o. 1872 aO,f
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
Temperance Notice.

kHhE public are hereby informed that Mr.,
+. joins !. Carly. Delegate OF the Washing.
| On temperance Society Of Baltimore, viii com.
oenee serics Of public addresses on the subjec-
4 temperance, at Concord. Cabarrus county, on
Re % Monday Of February, INSTANT it being
Papefior Cent week.
M Csfey has been for some time "Rning TO
Nv 'fo and up and down on the EARTH" laboring
7 mat good cause According 10 the opinions OF
(sne, he has been furHisg The ,oarld upside drcn,
- according TO the opinions Of others, he has
en- turning the world rgh side up, The pub
are invited TO attend to hear and Judge for
|acmselyes.
INV members Of the Cabaffes Temperance So
Ivy and Auxiiarcs are respectfully requested to
JOHN pHfFER.
F. ., Isla. Gl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
A COURTHOUSE

in the town Of Charlotte, III! The 9th day OF Feb.
rnarY next. The building 10 DC 6iiy.piI feet by
forty .t~o-seo stories high 70 be based on gran.
tic fock, two feet below the surface, ard two feet
above. Ibc walls 10 be Of brick. well burnt
The basement story 10 have a passage ten feet
wiee through the centre Of the entire building;
each aide OF which, to be divided into three OH.
eos. The second story to be fourteen fac. ia the
stitch; 10 W divided into Court Room aud two
Jory Rooms, with a stand for the Sheriff, II is
desirable ihs, the house should be built and ar.
ranged according TO the most modern End improv.
cd style The proposals must embrace toe plan,
specification and estimates Of cost The Commis.
sonsrs TO be At liberty to suggest such alterations
as they may think proper. sd vary the estimates
accordingly. The building to be Ere. proof Ap.
plicsnIs should address their communications 10
the Chairman Of the Committee al Charlotte, post
paid The Committee will decide within ten days
amer the time above specified, and would ish all
applicants present.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
CHARLOTTE. N. c. FEBRUARY II. 1912.


N FOREWARN all persons from trading FOR q
= Note on me payable To David Parks amount
SAL al, date as near as recoecled on the week Of
the July Court last; and as have never received
value for the same. | sm determined not TO pay il
unless compelled by law TO do so.
WM. ROBERTS.
Jan. 2s, 1871. ,2lp
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
70 Last Notice.

|I,llE Notes aud Accounts Of James A.
H. Johas'on having been lefi ia the hsods
i The subscriber for collection. All persons in
fesled are requested to nlske settlement against
jar next Sapetior coori, or they sill be sued p.
ncdislsly thereafter
wM. JOHNSTON.
ClsFlss:e. FEB. s. 1912. 20a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
NOTICE
IO ( Contractors.

FESHE undersigned Commissioners. appointed
m al tie last October term OF the Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions for the County of Mecklen-
burg, viii receive Sealed Proposals for building
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
VOLUME Kill
L. ]. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS:

7,rO Dollars and Fifty Cents ifpaid in advance.
g1,ee Dollars II not paid within three months.
And qHrse Dollars and Fifty Gems if not paid
mill aftcr the expiration Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all srrcarages ara paid, except
Al iks option Of the Editor.
rPassertisenie inserted at One Dollar per
souare (lG lines or less, this sized fyps) for the
6fst insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance.
|Csur, advertisements and Sheriffs' Sales charged
|05 pcr cent higher; and deduction of 331 per
eon. will be made from the regular prices. for ad-
/ erlisers BY the year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
AGENTS.

Cdr. NJ. cochren. Mecklenhurg, NC.
Chas. w. Harris. Mil Grove. n. {.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
"a Lac .NOfice.

2NHE undersigned takes pleasure in Offering
W. HI. Professional Services 10 the citizens OF
Western North Carolina, and soliets their friend.
ly patronage IN the practice Of Law and Equity,
IN the following CouFts. viz Csbarrus, Mecklen.
burg. Lincoln, lrseell, Burke, Yancy. Buncombe,
Henderson, Rutherford and Cleveland. lie fur.
Their assures the public, that bis whole time will
be hereafter devoted exclusively ia.,l nssfsesioa
of Law, and that strict attention to bis clients
Interests shall be given. and a regular attendance
in tho above Courts nay be confidently expected
Those sbo have hitherto condded their interests
to his keeping, will please accept this as tender
of his highest regard and best thanks for their
dsInieresied friendship. His Office and residence
is in Lineolnion, where he will be pleased 10 &c.
ccive any communications addressed 10 him, 10
his professional line Of business.
Balls H. EDNEY.
Jan. 2s, lsi1. pI
" The Rutherford,on Gazette aud Highland
Messenger will insert three tunes.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-17
CONGREssIOyAL.

Substance ofthe Remarks Of Dir. BERRIES
on the Dbl 10 repeal ths Bankrupt Lur.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-01-18
NufacIbol,enc Court.

Sa man alssmsin cr'partst bate, eas eas
|srbor BON Sfbman esn srtsten Gbel esr3sit
in Der sSanuar Gcurt aufnsbmsn miires, sraab
ss llb eas msni9e Der partsien, tcren Gacbsn
IN esr Common pleassS pcrfcmmsn foats,
gum Ssrbrr berst iparen. Cine ein9sibctsne
Court BON SrmmcnsYlcas pures tabcr auf
Wtpnfa9 ben 14ten ndblfsn Ssbruar ants,
raumt, bsi ipslbsr bic Surp pom Sanuar ssrs
min ;u biensn bat.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-01-18
Serbpr bon Vrieorib Sletmann ,,no
leine Nreilallna.

2tm pcri9en Wfittpctb enests eas 9,srbsr
oisfss Snsipieuums unb feline Srsiat1una ere
tcsts am ndmllbsn sa9s auf ssn 9lusfpruh
Der Surp; "Hbt tbulpia."
@isIe unitrsr esltr nsrtsn iid, iiber sicln
auslprub ipuneern-unb mir miiItn fslbif
9sltsbsn oab mir iDn 9sms nibt srpartetsn
Gin r'bt9sr llsbsrbIid rss sinasbrad5tn 4,uo.
n'hss' ltsllt Die Sabe in Gin bsiErss qitbt unp
jsiat' eas fstn binldn9litbsr Ssmsis scrbontsn
mar 'bn lDulel9 ju tlnsen; mssbalb Die Surp
n'tbt anesrs baneeln fonnte. Wean mrs Gb
srinnsrn, eas &einbarpS &srurtbeiluno haunt
'abhb auf SeIbifsettanenig erfcl9ts, uno
sbsnic, bae Msnbarp'S @sifdnpnis niht ais
5eu9nls 9s9sn Si1man an9cnpmmsn murss.
Slbman lsu9nsts ,pdDrsnb bsln Ssrbtrs itants
BAIT jsos @ensiniboft eesr Sbsilnabms NIT
Asinbarp bsi Der @rmcreuna bss unalaflitbsn
sbrif ;-au9snjsuSsn warsn bsfanntlieb BEL
Der itbwarjsn Sbat nidt esSsnmdrta, eabcr
'prsbsn ibn bic beifsbsnSsn 9citss frsi.-9Es
9rcs AUDI mnNr Der Gsreabt seacn Sltbmau
9s'esisn fem rnas-mlifTtn mir bn nun eeeb
ais nibtfdulei9 anitben-psil sr eurdb Gin
unpartslIibss Ssritbt 70 bsfunsen ,pures. 81
'bn nun isin sssnes esmilFn sbsn 70 frsi
'fr'bt, miro ibm isIbif am tsifsn bs,pust ftin.
Msbtsbs'itdnes in Der Sodbs marcu, fur bic
Nspublif: Smitb, 8itsrt une cScnss, esos: :
fur ben Ssfan9snsn: &itbares, @trcno uns
Earring, Gsqs.
Sur cine mtbr ausfibrlibs 8sfbreituna tss
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lun9sn feblt uns Der &aum, aud, alauben mir
tap n'bt Sas unisrs gsir tsipnserS psrlanaen
eTlslbsn ju lsfsn. SsSsr mrb frpb tsin cine
Sad)s essno'sst ju fsbcm Die felt ssraumer 3sit
Elm Stssnltanb oss @siprdtbs par uns fo psle
Soften psrurtad)te.
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6oup. porter uno Detes. = Go fbsint
bas Die ereeutipsn YetcS INNER n,ebr Woee
werbtn, @cupsrn6r porter pcis ipcnieffens
mie er fie baufs 9sbraucbsn fam. Die @ss
fesasbuns 1T faum brei Woben in Sisuns--
unb in befer furjen 5sit fanete ct nidt nenia
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Der Niberale aseoharf,ter
Asaein9, ben Is. sSanuar, 1912.

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l@'ft ess eoapsrnSrs gang porsulsssn, unb bas
ben sabsr bsuts unssfabr Die Soalfte baron sins
esrudf' a"ssrs @rtifeI fcnntsn aus eisfu
llriabs n'fbt pisl aufssnommsn ,psrbsn.
OTSo!bsn unfsrsr ssebrtsn qslsr, bic uns
wasrsno Den eourtmOben bsfudbtcn, um f;b
nutun9sn ju bolsn, erifattsn mir bisrmit uns
fern 9anf. Sie brabten uns Die bsFe NHs.
siiln tir bic sswSbnIibs Sranfbsit Der nrufs
fer, bic bsiIfamsr 1T mis bic bsifsn patsntspils
len. Selds, bic pislleibt germ cine BON uns
fern &efatsn babsn m6btsn, tsrsn gEea absr
nod nitt nab &eabins fibrts, msrssn bcf.
fsntlid AUDI baIb SsIsssnbsit fnbsn fb sns
barcn Su bsfcrsen.
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0TSeur. Yorters jpsits Nmtssinlssuno
,pirb bsute in 6arrisburs ifattfnesn.
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un8li,fefdlle.-9ie fcIssnpsn traurissn
Tcrfdus srs9nekn itb in Der Rabbaribaft
bon Sapettcp ils, Ncro Carolina, pom IT. b,s
%. December: Sobn SReD. &sib unb gSm.
%. Geic, Der Cine l 8 u. bsr 4nbsrs 16 Sabr
alt srtranfsn teim pafiieren elmer Grief, Die
burd ben &ssen an9efbmollen mar. Or SEm.
@bite srtranf tei Der paflirms einer oncsrn
Srief I'M ndmIibsn @auntp. llno :SanRS &ap
mar in Sstrunfsnbsit fob sefrorsn.
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Ibolition in Ruropa.-Soispb q. @urs
ntD unn feins Sdmsifer @lifabetb Trsp, folIen
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Der &6ni9in ron eoldnb ssba et babsn, ipeoen
9fbfhatfuna Der Sflaserc, une mcbt aufae>
ncntmfn ,rctetn fsin.