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Slid auf Die &ontroperie 5tpif fben Srn.
Steinba6er unb Srn. Sers, por9es
babt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober
1912.
9isfss 9Serfben tpiro spar in Sprm elmer
3eitfbrift erfbsinen, fol- absr nibt ldnasr Bee
ifsbn bis bic Sbriftsn, mopon Der sitsl msls
bet, srfb6pft fine, mann fis BON fslbff aufDSs
rem miro Su erfbsinsn.
$50 msBrsrs psrfonsn ;ufammsn itsbsn unp
16 @rsmplare juiammen abnebmen, 70 fclen
ibnen bisfslben, 9e9en @infsnbuns elmer suten
sbalernets, pcrtcfrsi an ir9sno elm Defiant in
pennfplpanisn 9sfbdt werben. Senbunssn
aunsrbab Yenniplpanisn 9eiMben auf SOiten
Der rsfp. 8siieasr. Yrsis: 20 einSsIns 3stts
fir @insn Sbaler.
Die erifen abt psfts linb bsreits sribiensn.
GT2tae Srisfe unb 8sfeaunssn ,psrbsn
pcrtcfrsi srtstsn.
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Der llntsrfbrie6sne parnt biermt gum srpsis
tsnmals, Sas sr ourbaus nibt srlaubt, auf fss
mem aanbe in &obefon Saunfbip Su 8ifbsn o.
Der ~ Sa9sn. Aae bic bisfes 8erbot tibsrtres
tsn' babsn unfsblbar Strafe tu erruartsn.
Seinridb wefIy.
SUM 6. 3n.
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n6 seoranst 4nsesmbdn
i'm 8uabr Apri
Ss 4msesmbea 6anbe
aus Dem sen,
Dweforen
wstbm e5hine umtrfah oaritu abseprOben '
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
SERMON FOR OLD BACHELORS.

The Hartford Mirror contains a lay SER
mon for the special benefit of the Bache-
lor's Club, founded on the following text
sand they called Rebecca and said unto her.
wilt thou go with this man and she said | will
go."-Genesis XXXlV: ., 8.
In those times, ceremony, Formally, sing
ing and sentiment were altogether unknown.
Rebecca was a good girl, and jumped at
the first good offer
Jacob kissed Rachael
That is something substantial for bache-
lors TO say grace over, the other text was
for the benefit of Rachael altogether:
JACOB kissed Rachael,
And lifted up his voice and wept."
How pathetic! The fact is, time and
the fashions make strange inroads upon
poor human nature. Here was Jacob
securing the country to look for a wife
and on fine sunny day, in the valley OF
Pandanarm, he saw her at distance, draw.
ing water from well, being bare-footed
and without ceremony he ran toward her
and in the language of the Good Book
kissed her, and lifted up his voice and
wept." We have no account that Rachael
boxed his ears for his rudeness, as in these
days of simplicity and innocence she would
have done, particularly in good society,"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the nndersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Macon county, letters of Administra
ton on the estate Of William Lewis, decd bear
ing date November 7th, 1912; all persons indebted
will please make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate nre requested To
present Them properly authenticated, within one
year from the date of said letters or they may be
precuded from having any benefit of said estate"
and if not presented within three years, they will
be forever barred
SUSAN LEWIS, Administrators
December Oath, lSi2. IL a.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

sons assigned, il declares the Locofocos of
New York friends Of permanent tariff
The qualifying proviso amounts to nothing.
1t is what the protectionists have all along
contended for, and is paltry and impudent
humbug which should be left to knaves to
to resort to, and by which none but fools
can be duped.
Very comfortable A strong and bitter
dose for Messrs. Wright and Buchanan to
swallow, coming as it does from the organ
of Mr.. Calhoun What say the friends of
these gentlemen What say Messrs
Wright and Buchanan They are not
fools; that is clear; are they knavesl The
logic of the Mercury would force this con-
clusion. But we like its bold and dashing
spirit, its out-spoken denuncation of the
tariff as most iniquitous oppression, and
its hearty appeals to every democrat to
spurn it with loathing and scorn. Hear it:
Every cunning Protectionist and Wing in the
Union must recognise in such a resolution, all he
claims or can desire; and if any class of Demo
Gratis, or men claiming TO be such in New York.
propose this as the party platform in reference to
the Tariff question-they must stand there by
themselves. and we take no part nor lot with
them They haze seeded from the Democracy
of the Union. They have gone in the face OF the
unanimous declaration and proved false TO the
united pledge, made and given to the Baltimore
Convention al the last Presidential election-ttsy
81
Of the party as proclaimed in the manifesto OF
the Democratic members OF Congress, and as
sustained by the party and its accredited organs
in all quarters Of the Union ever since.
Seeded have they! Put themselves in
opposition to the principles Of the partly
Aye, Messrs. Wright and Buchanan, and
you too, friend Martin, and all we who sup.
port them-there is no hope for We! Your
doom is sealed. You are not among the
faithful. John C. Calhoun alone is among
the faithess. faithful found. But the Mer.
curry has harder slap yet at the Syracuse
resolution, and its friends. Start not, rea.
der-start not, especially we Wings and
protectionists--for it is even SO. 1t links to.
gether Syracuse in New York and Frank.
fort in Kentucky. 1t puts Mr.. Clay and
Martin Van Buren, side by side. Hear il
again:
"Ihere is in fact no difference in princi
pie 6et,oeen the Syracuse Resolution ana
the Frankfort Barbecue Resolution"
That is the unkindest cut of all! Blu
there will be more Of such cuts, if we mis-
take not, hereafter--so we leave the matte
here, saying that Mr.. Calhoun will run
convention or no convention, and this, at
ter all, is the sum and substance of tn,
Mercury's logic"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
Assigncc's Sale.

TINE subscriber, Assignee in bankruptcy, viii
4 proceed to SELL for cash in hand, in the town
of Glasgow, on the 18th day of January, tso God
Patent Lever Watches and Chains; surrendered by
William J. Moore, and r. P. Hanenkamp peti.
toners in bankruptcy. JOHN A. POWELL.
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
January eth, lSj3 Az
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

OFThe "Lady's Book" for January
with three splendid engravings, and filled
with interesting and instructive matter
has been received. The present volume
promises to be one of unusual interest,"
Terms: 50 per year, or Two copies for s5
in advance.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

UHenry Johnson. who was found
guilty, in the early part of the last term of
the St. Louis Criminal Cont, of having
been concerned in the murder of Maj.
Floyd, was sentenced on the Goth inst,
to be hung on Friday the 18th February
next
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will apply at the February term Of the County
Court of Randolph County, for final settlement;
of his Administration on the estate OF Jacob
Hockersmith, deceased.
JEFFERSON HOCKERSMITH, Admir-.
January 7lh, 1912 i3--3t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all persons inter
~ ested in the estate Of Mary F. Taylor, decd.
that we will apply at the next February term OF
the Randolph County Court, to be held on the first
Monday in said month, for final settlement OF
our administration Of said estate
REUBEN SAMUEL,t Administrations.
HENRY BOWEN, s '''''"'''
January It'll, 1913. Id
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

SOUTH CARoLINA.-The Hon. Daniel F..
Huguer has been elected by the Legisla-
ture of South Caroliua, to the Senate of
the United States, to succeed Mr.. Calhoun.
James P. Hammond has been elected
Governor.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

OW. H. Haywood, jr. has been elected
United States Senator by the Legislature
Of North Carolina, in place of the Hon.
VIM. A. Graham, whose term expires next
March.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

About a year ago, Mr.. Samuel A. Suy-
dam of New York, chastiSed Signor Al.
yeah, attached to the Argentine legation
for repeated insults to Mr.. SIS wife. The
u. 8. court in New has sentenced Suydam
to pay $500, and lie in the county Jail six
months for the grevious offence.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

John Jameson's translation of od libitum.
gentlemen, ] intend making speech ad
libitum, which means, when literally trans
lated, to all eternity" Truly fine subject
to represent Missouri in Congress!l
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

The election to supply the vacancy
caused by the resignation of F. Kenneth,
Esq, took place in St. Louis on Saturday
last There were three candidates: Mr..
Garrison, the nominee of the Loco Focos,
and Mr.. Henry E. Stone, a wing, who is
an independent candidate, and Mr.. A. r.
Corbin, who was also running on his own
hook. 1t was supposed that Mr.. Corbin
would be the successful candidate.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

also scar on bis side caused by burn. He had
on when he left, a prir Of brown Jeans pantaloons
and vest of the same, with black lnsey sleeves
Said boy is keen shrewd fellow, and will in all
probability be furnished with free papers, The
above reward will be given for said boy if taken
out of Raw county, or ten dollars if taken within
said county or Fifty dollars if taken Gut Of the
S ate and all reasonable charges paid
HENRY JACOBS.
Januarv 7th lS13 43-lt
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

THE BANKRUPT Law AND THE FARMERS.
The Highland Messenger, North Carroll.
ma paper. noticing the fact that out of
list of two hundred and six applicants for
the benefit Of the bankrupt law published
in one paper in that State, one hundred and
forty-nine are farmers and mechanics, and
but twenty one merchants, significantly re-
marks: "If it be true. as has been charg-
ed. that the bankrupt law was passed for
the benefit of merchants and spectators,
the farmers and operatives in this State are
about to Peryert the design of the trainers
of the law; they are taking precedence at
something like the rate of five to one"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

, away where sunrise first tips the Eastern
Mountains-amidst the cloud-capt White
Hi ills of everlasting granite, or the Green
Mountains, whose verdurc has named a
Stately the silver lakes or the old sound.
ing board of ocean, the rock bound New
England shore--by the slumbrous savan-
nahs of the fower-scented South or the
prairies of the West--by the mighty wave
of the Mississippi, and its hundred tribu-
taries flowing into the golden bowl of the
West Indies, the Gulf Of Mexico. Go all
| to your sweet honest
Thither l cannot follow you with the
exhortations Of religion; nor need !; nor
would l assume to be moral or sectarian
dictator to such a congregated mass of
mind, of worth, of genius, and experience;
yet, in the spirit of Religion l profess,
may imPlore on you those blessings of
Christian dispositions, renewed hearts, and
moral graces, that shall make your whole
lives ray of sunshine, flashing down from
the central orb of Intellect--Purity--
Love-and Truth
May blessed dying Saviour cmbalm
you in the rich streams which he freely
poured for dying sinners!
Light spring the flowers of life beneath
your footsteps! Green be the bowers OF
your innocent pleasuresl Soft the last, the
last pillow on which you will lie down to
meet the resurrection morning!
To that mighty Congress, gathered from
"all nations, tongues, and languages under
Heaven" | would take your recognizances
;. Iar nj
There let me meet you all; and may nc
shade of ministerial unfaithfulness there
dim my brow; and may no pallor of duty
neglected and opportunity lost fall upon
yours! Amenl
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

See article from the 81. Louis Organ
headed Consistency.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
MARRIED.

On the DIST Wit by Squire Swe,nam, Mr.. L. !.
II. MITCHELL, 10 Miss MALVINA, daughter Of
William j. George. Of this county.
On the lst inst, by the same, Mr.. SAMUEL y.
RORER, of Clay county. to Miss NARCISSA,
daughter of William SHELL decd of this county
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber,
IA residing in Richmond, Mo,
on the 10Th ult.. a negro man
nomed JEFFERSON, about thirty
years old, of yellow complexion.
five feet, seven inches high. Said
negro has scar On the back Of bis
. left hand, near the wrist. He has
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
A FAREWELL SERMON.
To the Editor of the Baltimore Patriot.

TO We EnttOT OT We DuHfWOTe TuITtOt.
SIR--I have heard so many high com.
menda ions Of the Rev. Prof. Mathis Fare
we'll Sermon at the Capitol last Sabbath,
that l have procured the peroration for
your excellent and highly res spectacle jour.
nal, thinking it would be good article
for Saturday and Sunday reading.
With assurance Of esteem. &c.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

.ong Lawns and Diaper, for
SWTTH[EP 4 SMITH
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Gin SumbuA. Gin sspiffsr eltSaras'
cit, alias Safir ron uua hr fib fur einen
erossn Waefsr une Waenstllrr aussat, unS
aat feiner ansabs elm setcrnsr Psrfs parbieIt
Is fur swsdmdf1e pcriss Mcbe unftrsr Statt
aub snen Befud ab;uffatten, nabesm ct pcrs
Der in sinieen bisfssn BIdttern an,siesn lies,
bas Ct brei bintersinauber fel9sabe Nbsnos in
bem Hfabemss@sbauSs Bcrfitqungtn ssbsn
,polte. Ser Wuf ftinsr @sfbidtbfsif mar
ibm fdon pcransssiIt, mssbalb fIb bas 9sbdu'
B. balo init 3ufbausrn anfian Wir maren
ni6t felbff sen Der partie, absr man faete
uns, bas bsr Waefsr ftins 3ufbausr NIT Der,
fbiebensn safbenfpielsr SinRsn beluffists
popon eini9e mirslb gut ,parsn. entIid FAM
ober bas Sefft son ben Gsitsn, pas tarin bss
fanb, bas Ct eurb ftinsn 8li6 snen Snabsn
in masnetifdbsn gblaf rerfssts une bana bic.
fen olsrIei Srassn porlsete, bic er;ur Senuns
eeruns a1sr NnnsfeRbsn ridtia btautmortete
Ssssr bate init 9sfpanater aufmsrffamfsit gus
ssftben une Nae pann s.ifaunt OF Der ssfbe
benen QSunbsr. am anSsra9ase mar taS 8es
fprd6 pon bsm Rasissr aQsemsin; snblib a.
bu CABIN fb bic msbr @elsbrtsn ans Scr'
fdsn. um no mssIih binter tas Ssbsimnis
su fommsn. unb am absnb srfldrts fib sas
9ant, bel seRausr Bsctadtuns, ole eiR Isersr
Ipum sue. Der aua(t Safir bate Rdnlib
pcrber NIT BEN Saabbsn bic esb6riee Ierabrts
tuns estrcffen uno auf bisfe Wsife feline ab.
fbt nur III gut srrsibt. Gcbale eLSarastt
(bsr nibts rpstsr als Gin 9betts III, bsr enis
sc SABRE in 5insoffas selebt bosen fotD auss
fant, bas fen gebsimaib psrratbsn mar, 10 urs
be Ct aufssbrabt uas fasts eas er Wsabins
ais ale Wasifsr wisbsr bsfuttsa mirb.. Or
bislt % sbsa 70 fir seratben feins tsets Bors
fsaun9 fbulbi0 su bIsben unb war uafrpar'
tu ibnsa abssreR.
9iss ID rpiebsr cine atut Yrcbs con Gums
bug, unb bic bier ssmadts entbsduns mag an
piel anberu Orten ben qsutsn aur Barnuna
eiensu, bas fs nidt 25 esat tstabsn, un O..
bumbust iu rorbsn.
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6reGer uno perpe9ener Kaub.-Sn
eer scrIsetsn Samifa9 cesr Sonntas 9eabt,
branssn sinse ssrws9sns gburfsn in ben Su:
pslensStobr bet 6srrsn 9. g. &cdwsa, i'm
Ifcrs6aufs, Nsu Vcrf, une raubtsn ols Sars
in bsfneIitben wertbpollen ArtifsL sum mntbs
mablibsn 9SsrtDs bon un9sfdbr snants tau'
iene Sbolsrn. 9is Ndubsr muBtsn bic game
Natbt 9sarbsitst babsn, ibrs @blibt su srrss
bsn, ta iis ;uerif in Den Issrsn Stobr Nc. s
9sorun9sn unp batten oann sin Qob eurb cine
Is Sol bids Mausr 9ebroben, 70 9rcb bas
Elm Mann purbfrieben fonnts. gs 1T nitbt
su besweifeln bas bsr 6aub in bet Samita9
Nabt Serhbt wuret uno eab bic &duber am
Montas MCr9sn fbon sini9e bunort MsIen
bon Nsu Vrrf parsn, ais Der Nau6 entesdt
ipuree.
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SNI
9oDleStaun, cen 6. September.


g nounosoer d. - Die
Nabbaribaft ponSauiInaton, ,SouSGaun:
1bip. oieler Gauntp mar lebte Bo6e Der
Sdouplab oroBer 2(ufrseuu9. sc idsint,
oab Elm Neeer. Namens &sllep. Der ibon
lanoe in BET Ssacbborlbaft oespobnt, auf
Qnflaoe zines iunoen, peiben Oldo6ens>
Der er 9ewalt antbun wotlte. arretlrt uno
in oas Gauntp 8efdnoni5 eclest purce,
au5 Dem man i'm ipdter eeoen 500 Sbat.
8Ireib aft entlieb. 0arGter .puroe Die
Nabbaribaft aufsebro6t uno oo6 8elul'
tat war. oob &eliep Elm &leio bon Sheer
uno Seoern onoele9t uno ct auf einem
3ieeel i'm Stdoteben berum eeritten tpur'
be. ST. 1T feitoem ,pieoer uerboftet uno
in bas Gauntp 8efGnoniB 9eiperrt nor
Den, no ct iain Serb6r ndblfe 8obe er:
partet. Grpreb.
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Der TttpraIe 33eobartter
Wcabina, BEN I2. geptcm. 1913.
Canal 6 GpmmiffipuerS. Die Cons

Canals Spmnif ffipnerS.- Die Cons
pention sur Grnsnnuns Der eantsbatsn fir 0,
bies semter. bat folsenbe jcsrrsn easr ernannt
ndmIib,
benjamin Wsapsr, pcn pittsurs.
0Bitliam swesb, ron Rcrtbumterla
Clinton @uilforb, BON qibanon.
Sie qofcfeec Convention perfammelte iit
ensn Sag friber unb mabte folsenbs ernsn'
nunasn fir Canal eemmiffenerss
Samss glarfs, pon Snoana.
Je0e Miler, ron psrrp, unt
2Sm. 9. Softer, ron BRADFORD.
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8roe ctsr Gleiffb In ben Ofen fbiebt, barauf
feste Ct fb rubis nebsn ben Ofsn unS srtpar'
tsts mas ba fcmmen ptirte. gBis ju srmars
ten mar, fans balb tarauf cine erplcicn ifatt
unb fblu9 2luifin init ftinem ;innernen Sfsn
unb alsn anosrn i'm un19ebenSen @essnitdn'
Den in sinen !eaufsn ;uiammsn. Sr. q. spurs
ts bsbsutsno aber nibt esfabrlib perpunest
70 bas sr nob ldn9sr lebsn uns surb bic @rs
fabrun9 lernsn Fam.
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g{Sabl;ettel fir BerfS Gaunff,:

9urb bic am pcrisen ganffase i'm bisftssn
ecurtbaufs esbaItsnsn 9sIssatsn 9srfamm.
lung Der Gb 70 nennenbsn 9srcfraten, wurbe
fcIssnbsr 2SablSetteI fcrmirt,
Sur srn9rss-Sobn Sitter.
Stnat-Gamus Gseelp.
" NKmblp-Sobn pOtteissr
6snrp QB. Gmitb,
alfrsb 5. cerman,
Gbarlss qsuan.
ecmmiffcnw -SObn Sdarmaa.
Sbaemeifsr- 6einrib RassL
Girsftor-Danid Baum.
Nubitor-Sobu z. Nsfaptsr.
&orcner-Sobn Sor.
O-8cn bsr am Srsitass ia Wo1taun go
baltentn 9erfammlun9 babsu mir ni9ts auS'
fabsn fonusn.
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pilreis beis uno e6sn 70 mar bas Sabr 1863.
Sn 1774 mar e6 febr rparn uno trodsu.
Die bsiben Sabre ITS unb 1779 marsn
marm uno febr troden
9as Sabr 1888 mar sbenfalls fsbr pnrm
tno trofsn /; pcm ndmlibsn Sbaraftsr pis ba5
Sabr 1911, berhbmt fir Die reieblibs 96sns
srnts une msrfmirei9 burtb baS grfhsinen ss
mes 9ldnsenbsn Somets.
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Srwiesbur9, ben 2. Sept.

Gin iun9es Mdoben BON acbt Sabren,
Sohter oee 6rn 81 @opan bon oieier
Staot, fubte am porleeten Samifae auf
Die &arren zines init &oblen belaoenen
3uees 3u iteiosn, fiel uno Fam unter Die
Ndoer, ,poourb ibre 2(rme uno Seine Der
moeen 3ermalmt ,puroen Dap Die berbeir
9erufenen 2(erste Die lbnobmen oieier
@liceer fir notbpenoi9 erfldrten. Oas
&ino farb oarauf lbeno6 10 l1br.
Iub iollen wieoer einioe &oblenarbelter
in elmer oer obern Minen ourb bas Ser
abfiir3en einer &oblenlaoe ums 9eben Sc:
fommen iein.
ltnmen1blibes Setraoen elmer Stieft
mutter.-Gine Heuporfer 3eitune meloet.
oaB cine goroners Surp am parf Soo>
tenbaus Iber oen eeibnam Don Senrr
Soroan, Elm &ino BON nur iieben Wonaten
uno iebs Saeen alt 9ebalten woroen iei,
lpelbes am porberioen Sonnta9e in Dem
Qrmenbaus eeitorben 1T. Nab nnter'
Iubune meloete Der Sater. Dap oas 8lnc
BON feiner porioe Srau iei uno oa er ple'
Der eebeirotbet babe, tpie9erte itb Die
Stiefmutter oas &ino Su pfeoen, uno oor
unoefdbr brei 8oben le9te iie es in Die
gSieoe. unb Warf es biaous in ben 0ef--
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wirFunsen ees Iarisfs. - 9is pcbs
tbdtieen Opsratonsn bee sarisfs, bsr tur6
ben lseten SonSrsb paffrt purbs, psrbsn nit
jseem Sage ousenfbsialibsr. Die Nufnuus
tsruns, meIbe sapitaliffsa baburb srbaItsn,
ibr Gslb ia Sabrif'gsfbdfts tu masen, bat eis
ne bsbsusnes 8ermsbruns Der @efbdfts tss
wirft, unb Der baraus foIssnbs Retteif,r unb
moblfeile preife fnb bic notirlit.n 6olsen.-
Die 0Saarsn fne jeet noblfeiIer rpis ;ur 3eit
roo Der sarisf nod nidt trifftrts, moraus bic
qaabbausr b.utIib fbsn, oab Die Bsbauptuna,
Der saref srb6bs bic preife sum aaeinissn
Dortbsile Der Sabrifantsn, falfb unb irria 1T.
es seist ba6 BET Gdustarief Die preife per,
miabert 70 bas btr Bauer, mabrsnb Ct filr
ssin prctufts enen Warft in BET (osmatb
fabet, bic NrtifsI rpslbe ct braubt bnissr fau.
fen saaa rpie friber uab bos bas barte gsIb,
ffatt aus ssm qanee Su sebu blsbt in eemfel'
ben unb 70 blsbt auss in esfunbem 3uffants,
2lts Bswsis bisrpon bebenfe man nur ipie baa
aanb unter benz eomprcmis>gsftss am Gin.
fen war. llaftrt 8abrfsa vsrfcrstn uas nun
nidbt aatn NIT poblfeilea Baareu, fcnbsrn
IL fcmmen aud mif ess 5tit ~ siasm fcldku
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Grabs tsr Woafommenbsit, bas Is nibt msbr
unaswSbnIib ftin wirb, penn Waarsn nab
frsmbsn qdnbsra ausssfhbrt werSsn. Dcr Gin
cbsr srpei Sabrsn fcnntsn mir unter uns faum
sinsn Warft fur unfsrs eissnen probufte fins
ben; jest fommsn mir ta;u init BEN Srittsn
III netteifern in hsm Marfts tsn lis friber
ausfblisslib atlsin bsltsn. SarSlltb ipurStn
amrifanifbe 9aumwOllsnsW nab Va
psrpccl setratt nun esben amsrifanlibs VA
frmsTrs9trdps nab ebina, nebif baumwels
len uno ipoaenen Waarsn. Cine SrcpsSsitun9
faat, elmer unftrsr @antcnsRaufsuts faufts
am @amfiass finfia 9uesnb &aliirmsFr'
Strdps ron einsm bisf9sn 8abrifanntsn. Vt
faete uns ct babe ss dussrit fbwsr 9efunesn,
ale &c rorise Wobs in Scifcn mar, sinen 9cr'
ratb sinbsimiftbsr Gitsr bis gum Is. 9lusuit
su befcmmsn, ba bic bsreits semabtsn Ssifsls
lunesn mebr alS binldnslib narsn aOs Sabrs
fen in 2bdtisfsit su baIten. Bon Spfrn fnt
tsrsits i'm essenmdrti9en Sabre 15,000,0O0
Darb Saumnousnmaarsn nab Gbina srpprs
trt morbsn, spdbrtnb bsr erport bon @rObs
8rittanisn nur 10 900, 900 WarS bstrus
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81 ORB. Sn Dallas Gauntp. ataba.
ma' wuroe am IL. B. Waoame Chapman,
Die Srau oes 6errn Soiepb Chapman,
auf cine araufame 8eiie ermoroet. sic
wuroe Don mebreren Neoern unter ir9eno
einem 8or,panoe in elm &ornfelo perlpdt
bort fran9utirt, Damn cine Neile rpeit
fort0ef6leift uno unter einsm Baum Der,
9raben. 8eim Rabluben fano man aud,
oas BON ibr 0erlttene pfero nit Seriblos
9enem Sbdoe!. Drei gseser lino peoen
oieier Wortbat arretirt. Gner bon ib>
nen brditete iib oamit, Ieinen Gerrn in
einem anoern Staate eridtaeen 3u baben
uno oann nab alabama 9sloufen su iein
Minerod.