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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI J
CARR0LL COUNTY, 5. s.
CircAlt CoNrt, Aprn Tbrn1 A D. 1911.


Circuit Court, April Term A. D. 1914.
Mary s j. B''sly( Attachment for the sum .,
Tobn Carter $500.
N this case, it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, that the Attachment in this case has
Deen returned executed, by levying the same on
lots 7S and 10, in the town of Marion.
1t is therefore, Ordered by the Court, that no.
tIce be given, that if the defendant shall fail to
appear at the next term of the Circuit Court of
Carroll county, to be holden at the Court House
IN the town of Carrollton, on the first Monday of
October, A. D. 1914, and plead, answer or demur
TO said Attachment, Judgment by default will be
rendered against him, and the property attached
VIII De Sold 1t IS further ordered, by the Court,
nat TINS notice be publishep in the Western
statesman, newspaper published in Carrollton.
or four weeks, according to law.
true copy from the minutes of said court.
R. A SEWARD, Clerk
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

TENHE probate court of Choctaw county, held on
n the 23d day of April 1914, having granted
letters of administration to the undersigned, on
the estate of John W. Bastsin, deceased, this
is to notify all those having claims against said
estate, to present them within the time limited by
law, or the same will be barred.
JNO. B. DUMAS, Administrator.
MARY BASTAIN, Administrative.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
NOTECE.

EITERS testamentary on the estate of Jobr
a - !, M. Ellis, deceased, having been granted by
tHe Hon. Probate Court of Carroll county. STATE
oI hilssl' at the July term thereof, 1874. TO the
Undersigned; all persons indebted to said estate
t are requested to make immediate payment, and
eose having claims against the same are request
gu - present them duly authenticated within the
silne presented by law or they will be fore yer
W. w. WHITEHEADl
HUGH W. DAVIS, Executors,
July 29th. ls44-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
AdministratOr,s Notice.

Two all persons interested in the estate of Tbos
= w. Withers, decd: Take notice, that At
the November term next, of the Probate Court Of
carroll county, will present my account for f.
maj settlement and allowance as administrator Of
said estate VIM F. WTTUFPc -''i u
Sept. 81. ls44-l4-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
Chamcery Sale.

nN the second Monday, being the 18th day OF
~ August next, in front of the court house
the town of Currolton, Carroll county, will Of
fer for sale at public auction,to the highest bid
der, on credit of six months, the following des-
cribed negroes, viz: Leah and children, Bill,
Rutha ard children, Patsey and children, Phebe
and children Cilvy, Daniel, Cely, Isaac, Abraham,
George and Fanny, and the natural increase of
said slaves
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

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ICON
New York, Nov. 10 lS4S
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

EXECUTORS Notice.
FENO all persons interested in the estate of Will
n liam Johnson decd, take notice that at the
November term next of the Probate Court of Car
roll county, we will present our account for final
settlement and allowance as Ex'rs of said estate.
JOHN w. bikes,
HUGH R. YOUNG,
October II, lS44--4w Executors
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

ilemnIniug IN the y. q. ~ cauoliion, NJ,
lhe 1T day II Oti0lef. 1874, vhich, 4 ngi
taken oul isioe tie IL day n January,
1915, Will 10 sssf ~ ills General Post
Onles a. doai lsiisn
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

Rev n q. sntFrrcR, President fro bm and
Professor of Intellectual and Moral Sciences
Jssfs y. Dubu a 49,. Professor ~ Maihenlat.
ics. Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
= n q THoaVroN, " D. Professor " Natural
seionces, and Of The Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
W. H. ~ MAonrnA, a. H., Professor Of The
Greek Language and Literature.
WLuAH MitLs, A. NJ, Professor Of the Latin
Language aud Literature.
Mr. TnoNAs J Dom, Principal Of the English
School
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
NOTICE.

TIME Ex'rs ofthe estate of Martin helms decd,
Il will present their account for final settlement
and allowance at the Deer term of the Probate
Court of Carroll county, Missi, when and where
all persons interested are requested to appear and
show cause ifanY they can why final settlement
should not I've allowed.
H. NJ. MERRETT,
w. Y COLLINS.
October IL, 1S44-6w Executors
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Probate Court
GHocTAw COUNTY. June term, A.
TENO all whom it may concern You are hereby
Il cited to appear before the Judge of our said
Probate Court, at court TO be held for said conn
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

The fourth Monday IN August
next, then and there to show cause. if any Won
can, why an order should not be made to sell the
following described lands, belonging to Cyrus
Cotton, lunatic, according to the prayer of the
petition of William A. Cotton, his guardian. TO
wit: N E ] N WI and N w 5NEI and
S w N E / of Section Is, Township q.
Range E, all lying inthe county and State a.
foresaid.
IT is further ordered that this citation be pub
lished in the Western Statesman, newspaper
published in the town of CarrOllton, for six
weeks successfully.
Witness the Hon. James A. Kennedy, judge
Of the said Probate Court, the 4th Monday IN
Iune, 1874.
THoS N. DAVIS, Clerk.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07


Mn. r. NJ. SpICER. There are also severn
private boarding houses.
The Institution has been recognized, so TAI
as to establish an exclusively English School, ant
to place the studies preparatory to the tollegiat,
course under the immediate direction of the Pro
fessors, respectively.
Tuition, per session Of 10 months.
In the English School, S36
In Professors Department, so
In Law or Medicine, 10
All tuition fees to be paid in advance estima-
ting the time from the first day of the month in
which the student enters to the close of the ses-
sion, and no part of the tuition fees to be refund
de in any case whatever
Contingent expenses estimated at about 49,
Matriculation fee to be paid once by each stu
dent, So.
Students wishing to avail themselves of the pro-
vision made for INDECENT young men, must pre-
sent TO the Faculty certificate of indigency and
merit.
This class of students is to be limited hereafter
to twenty-five.
Candidates for admission into the Institution
hereafter must produce testimonial of good char
hcter, if over II years of age, from the school
which they last attended, or, if this be impracti-
cable, from some respectable person
BOARDING and WASHING, $40 month, in
advance, the student supplying his own room fur
niture, and paying for his fuel the cost of deiv-
ering it at his room.
JOHN LANE,
Pres't Of the Board Of Trustees.
Sept, 81 ls44-l4
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

Tas H4tfs ~ Hiflsspu. : rl,ssii fssu. Hst.
imwfAH s0tNfts ianiasf 1ffHls iFff
Stephen fss
- Aisasinsfi ~ san N
HaAert fmkisf
NHiife VI tHfehY RiesH ~ ssld Aefsfdaat a. -.
pear sfs flsfnH eoan ~ b heldfh N sd ~ asid
fHuaiy. ~ ~ eaur houts ~ ihs f4wH ~ Green's
bra, - Ne ihlfd Monday n HeffsmbsY. 4 y
1915. sni give agrtlsl iail, plead. sasHef ~ A..
naf, ~ Judgment zeal elll BE- feadefsA. shd ne
pfpp~yiy - siisehed will " syd - supply plain.
iif'a Demands sad al ensfa
JOHN NOLEN. Clerk
Asensi l7ih. isif
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
T Err MS.
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An original novel will be sent to each
subscriber.
Address, GEORGE r. GRAHAM,
No. 80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
THE BATTLE GROUND,
Philadelphin. Anril 0n 1

Philadelphia, april 30, 1914.
My DEAR srR:-ln reply to your INQUIRY,
| can state, with perfect confidence, that in
the summer of 1913, | had a conversation
with you on the subject of.making engrav-
ed viewsof the "Battle Grounds Of Ameri-
ca" feature in the Magazine, and that |
then saw, in your possession, an original
sketch of Chew's house and the battlefield
at Germantown.
Very truly &c. S. D. PATTERSON.
GEO. R. GRAHAM, ESQ.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREENsBORO IIOTEL.

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

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O. ~ ~ feft.as lassifsi ~ fflt estate - ale
rATufHiHE pYHHY.
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

An arrangement has been made with
competent artists for original music for
Graham's Magazine, and also for the earIi-
est style of fashionable costume, which will
regularly appear in this work.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

Mn. r. NJ. SpTCER. There are also several
private boarding houses.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
slcfct picfcS uicbt !!

SbIdcn mir 1apio 2. pcrter immer als
eineu ebriiden @cupernGr betrohtcten, II.
uie et,pas Beilf1mcs pon ihm crtpartetcn,
fol9 d nid,t in iriuer 9lcminiitraticn 9cs
t6uitt tpureen, 70 miifeu mir ibm jcocd,
@reot bafr Gcten, cos cr INNER fir Tdl uuo
leiue Sanlilie feratc. 9Bir bCrten Gin GefIis
lfer taB, wsnu Wublcnbcrg cripdhIt merce,
CAP CT swei Der beiten 9Iemter in Icincr @es
malt an Die portcr SamiIie oeriprCden babe.
Sb oiss ,pahr oter niht wden mir nidt !;
uub neil mir nidt 9clcnnen bas Sclf III bin:
tergebeu 70 9cben mir ben Seritt fir mas
Die QcIcr itu anucbmeu. Gins ift icecd, cine
fsrti9 9cmad,te Sade, baB @ihcnbcr9 cbnr
pcrters @iunu6 nicmaI6 hdtte burd1 cic
@cnpention crnanut werccn f6nnen. - Sas
CdpD q. Cit idlauer Sudls it, uno niemals
trirft cbne ~ >piiIen fur wrn uno w0rum, 70
ideint bies irtr 9laubIid, baB er bier auh
mieoer an fcine Namilic 9eberft uuo eafllr
9cIcr0t. QBcr ollo fir Whbleutrrg itimutt,
itimmt rpicbcr fir p orter, unb bic gansc
Srcuuoit1aft eer Sieapco SclshincIer. Wor,
ter hat ncd) picle Seamten inter benz Gan.
men, nno umIcnit lcitet or feiue Gicnifc, or
mil wiGeu nuf wcldler Scite Icin Srcrt 9c.
Id)miert iit.--Mcr9cnit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
9Julf unb SGllds.

Gs fdeint wirflic, ais pb beu 2cfcsScfcs
in Der Stunbe Gin llnifcrn 9clcuttct babe,
ais Ge eicie beicen SoerEen i'll @rnennur9
bradlteu. Sc it nidIt gfAug, oaB Ie lbcrs
all iebr falte 9Iufnabme tnoet, ipnccru Rnfes
rc Soerrcn @cOc9cn BON Der preee fclgcrn
aud nrd, m0hrrlei b6ie Smen baraus, bic
iIe, rpte 9lmcs jtencall su tbuu pae9t ibren
Refern auftiid,eu. Der Iame y | mirb
befanntlid, y ou6gcprcden, mas Der 9Ias
ME zines hdBlidcn llnfrauts lit, nus eiftige
Secrcn trd9t. Der Tame . a 4 nS rilcf:
,p6rt6 9elcien 9itt bas @ort 9 a Il ae, tpas
sulammeu Elm @erid)t ppn q unb @ a l.
q auemodt ed aber oas ppffraut ldycn
beim criten Srofe obitsitt uno Snaat nur
i'm gcrlommcr fdmodt III, mcrben iGh am | &.
Gcpember ,pohl meni9 eiebbaber casu fnbcn.
Das 98ort y ol + nad oeutfdler sprode
aus9eiprcd,en, besrIdnet cinen &c M in E II
&erL tpeehalb Ceutife ei9entlih nidt fir
i'm ftimmen lcllten.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Sccbo S5p1c 0Cmpoanic.

&ci elmer am I9ten Gicic6 9ehaItsncn 9er
iammlun9 chi9cr @c1eIidaft, nuree fcteefI
eer burdl eic "fcd,a Scrcr Srmpaanie" al
lcetrn Slftcn Wat paeirte Scihlue eiugd
rcldlt:
8e lreen-- Gae mir Ger QcdI
Ncie @cnpa4nic unicrn aufrtd,ti9cn CAM
fir ibre erfci0rcidIc Grmiitun9en unfrre Gciz
crsSprise, wdhrcne ben flrslid,cn Seuer
ecm @i9cnthum tc6 Socrrn ScitIcr, hinIdn
lid nit Wafcr III rerlchcn, otlfatten,-ll
bo6 bic @clell IdaIt Gem Iamcn unb Der 9
DIE Der fc lId) 9ewtcmct bat @hre maht."
DAT cine 2bfhrift ees cbiqcu 8cidfu
fs6 ecm Sccretdr Der lNelc @cmpaqnic ute
retd)t nercc ,--uno eoe bic 8crbauelun9cn
ocn rerffireencu 3citungen Ger Stact tetai
9emadt wctten icIlcn.
SSicrauf ,rurec fcl9cnecr ScidfnB eini1iI
mig Don Der tcta eclc Scm?d9uie an9encl
men:
Sei d, [ Q @ it--CaB mir uus bSeha
chrt fithlen, eurd rbiaeu ldDmeidglhofte
eurd bic eed,a Scncr @cmpa0nie am aft
Wtat pa6irten Sclhlus, une mir CO aIrs
ale uniere pHidIt aniehen meroeu, alIcs
llnicrn Rrdftcn aububieten, nm Die Qfd
ooie @ompa9uie lli 3eiteu eines Tencrs MI
lld) gu MADDEN ;--lluo eas nidts bel nns
man9eln foil, unS 10 ,u pcrbalten, um dt
llde 3eugulge non een duccrn sScuer Sol
pa9Rtcn uno DEN Siir0ern bon Slltcntait
i'm 8dl oeS Au6brud) eines SeHers, Az pc
oicnen.
-caR es dlleieit infer 3iel Iciu foa,
es ais uou b6dlfcr Widlti9fet aufrben, n
ben anoern Seucr @cmel9nien Der eta
gIeld,failS onf benz ndmliden freuucldaf
hcn 1uee III itCbcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
S,r. O,Gblcnbcros alusGdtcm.

9Sir taben fiir;lih nit orridiebencn eeus
ten 9eiprcben, Die burh Die tpeifli6en @duns
ties bon pennlplpanicn 9erctit tparen uno
ale, phue lluterldIieo Der partbeL iflmnien
oarin lbereiu, bae bic 9lusFdten fir ben
@br,p. @cnpernors @anoioaten au6nebmeno
{ d, d, fInb. Die Qcute taben sipar oers
id)ie6ene llrIad,sn, ippeurd) fle ab9cbalten
peroen fir ihn su itimner, aber sSeeer bait
Die leini9e mihti9 9euu9 uno 9laubt ooB es
am beiten feiwenn Gcrr Wilblenber9 Su oaus
ie bIiebe. 9Iette raoifalc QcfcsSrfcs prllen
nid,t fir ibn ltimHen, tpetl er i'm Geheimcn
su eu9e nit ben 8dnfen perbuneen lit, cbwcbI
er ben Sd,cin ~ permeicen fud,t anbere
bic nebr auf Geli9ion ais politif talten, fbns
uen es itm llid,t per9eGen, eas or cinit bic
6arsci cerlieB I'M mad, slemtern Su jagen
uno mpIsn ee8rpcseu uidt fir ibn ifimmen !;
uub eneiid) tebauptet eine Mehrheit Der eins
aeWanoerten Ceut1hcn, ct babe eurd feline
ncttbefaunten 8riefe bon europa, einen 70
ifarfen 9critoB 9e9en fTetlno tbre edneslrus
te beeaneen, uno eae beswegen Setner fur
tbn llmmen fpQtc. 9luser ben bier an9eflhrs
ten meroen nod, anrcre llrlahen eln9etpens
oct, Die ale mebr poer weniSer gum 9tadl'
theiIe bcs orn. Wuhlenbcr9 ptrfen. 9Sr
baben biefe 9adridt BON superldiil9cn Wdn'
nern, une es it babcr aufalleno penn man
lIeht pie iItb bic Qofcs Oruder bemllhen, ibren
N1ern ,pcis III MAIDEN, baB Der @lnGsftcrn
ibres @aneitatcn am 9lufgchen ici.-Sccb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
NhilaecIphia Suni 15.


QBa 6 bcbcutet bas? 9m pcri9en
Wtittpod, fanb in benz 8ronfforb 9lrfcnal eis
ne 6ffentlthe Serltci9erun9 BON Der. Staas
ten Wuefeten tatt. Gin irldubiiter Srans
9emanm aus GeniIn9tcn, Der iId, bel ccn ucu.
liehen llnruhen ba1elbit ictr auescid,uctc,
iteigerte eine bebeutenbe Weuge ecrfcben uno
be,abte fIe nit elmer 9lnweiiun9 auf ben 9luc'
ticnoir 9Sclbcrt, Die bon enem anoern, Ger
on eemiclbcn YlaBe ipcbnt uno ebenfa0s irs
ldnoild,er preteitant IT., aus9efteQt worccn
mar. Oenielben 9teno prabIten eini9e Ses
trrufcne in ben Stroeen &emlln9tcns NIT
Dem 9cmadtcn 9Iufauf uno fa9ten, bas Ge
cinen neueu 9ufrubr erreaen uuo nlIe 6attcs
lifeu in biefem Diftrift crmorcen mclltcu-
Maycr Scctt, bon bieien 9ieuserun9en be-
nahrhtigt, iebte BARON ben Sdleriff inScits
mig. Durd leBtcrn puroe ein Sefebl an
@opt RamicD crIalien, bic an9cfauften Waf,
fen nidt perobfcl9cn gu Iaifcn. Die 9tuffius
fer bebaupten, cine nCue @oluntairs@rrpaas
nic errid,teu su woOen. Snoefen 1T biefe
9In9abe iehr percittig, ba befanntlih Der
Staat allen Qch6ri9 cr9ani1rtcn frcipiGigen
Corps bic g8afen nnent9clpItb licfert. -
Ntiu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Seqrdbnif mel Icocr Chin G.
n.-Sic Gn9Iinocr, lpetdc Ger cn9llGd,rn
@rpccition 9cgcn &blna teimctutcn, habeu
inter dnccrcm tcridtct bic @inacbcrncu
pcu I(dWtm Crcr SnIet, ,prlhe cic @nq.
ldnocr in SeTs 9cncmurcn tabeuJ teoratcn
ibrc Gcbten nitt cuocrn Der 2citbuam pirb
in ciucm h6lScrncn Sarge nit eircm Ictt
abmncbmenocn Eedtt, al circm freunoli.
hcn INaee I'M Srcien auf Dem Socen mittc,
untcr gaume uuo SIumcn QcltetIt, mciil in
o.m @artcn teim SauIe. cSn ben mcifen
Niucrn, in Die mir tratcn, frlcu un6 iolbe
Sdr0c auf un0 irtnu pIr lo ren8ieriq parcu
Te ,I 6ffhcn, 70 labeu mir Die 5Cctcn carin
lcgcn, qeflcioet tpie im Qcbcn, nit Iabaf
uu6 Der pfcifc dmf Ger Sruit 10 mic 8rcc
EHo 9tt8 Gm Ecrfs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Die Is freicn Stnatcn ber llnicn haben
Itflmmen I62 gRnh[fimmen. bic I2 Sfln.

lln9th d.-9Iu Der '9teus2)crf Station
unDeit Der eoucaiter 8rncfe Su Heoeina err
eieucte fId) am lcsten Ccnueritaa cin be-
rlbtes llnelid. Cine 9InSatl Wdnncr was
rcn beIddfti9t Elm Brct, bas lIe aussebeeert
tattcn, in cen @anaI su lascu ; pe9cn enem
Sehlcr in ben 3uriitunacn, aien9 caeslbe
abcr su frilbe ab, unc Gin jun9er Maun, Ias
mems Sri dael OaubY, ipurbe inter
oem Boot feif uno ldn95 bcm Srbcn nit in
eer Ganal aesc9cn. @r mar gang serquetid,t
unb fein 3eidycn tcs 2etcns mebr an ibm
iu bemerfen. Der 9critorbene mar lrei:cn
Stanbes, un9cfdbr 23 Sabre alt, uno fam
bon Ycttsptle .-9Itler. 49,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
eInlici,c SSnuFuutcIt.

Die Sarrisburg' Democratic llnirn' parnt
cas publifum Dor falIdeu Sunf 2balcr 9ics
ten auf Die qaucoiter Sanf. Ger Rurfcrs
ffid) ocrieIten ipn jcprd, feline 9lchnlihfsit
NIT jcnem cer dhtcn 9ictcn tabeu. Gum
8l9nette habeu fIe cine gScibspericu bic Gin
Stino idu9et auf einem Gnee ltcbt cin 8lr
Waldin9trns, auf Gem auecrn cine ,pcitlid,e
Si9ur. Wan 9laubt bieic goteu fTuc unI9e.
dnocrt pcrren bon jcren Ger Commercial
8anf bon 9BilIiu9tcn - eice beriid,tieien
Sd)wineelitaps, wsld,cr Dor einigen Sabren
aus9eblalen lit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Cine 3citun9 I'M Staate 9tcu .gcrf faat {:
&ini9e Sldtter bchaupteu, @jrn. Solcpb n1ar.
file, Elm @anrioat fur @puoern6r pcu penns
ippanicn, flnue isiuen 9fdmen nidIt rid,tig
Idrcibcu.
Wcrouf ole pttsbur9 Slqe, Gin neutralrs
SIatt, autpcrtet :-"5o uHo cini9e Stdtter
behauptcn cine lluwabrbeit. Gen Warflc 1T
Gin id,Iic)tCr ehrltder after Bauer bon quten
gcip6hnlichcn tniThteu-rt9lcid, nidbt 10 fctu
auSgcbiIoct ais einigc ccr Gitps Hdncics, bic
70 etnas cinem aiten Sploaten ancirbten
pcIIcn, Der hlHdus par ;u fcdltcu, ais lIe
ned, i'll ben 4rmcu lbrcr Birtcrinnen laacu.
lSir Tno fcin g8hi9 - rptr ltno fem Cemc.
frat--im Der einfdd)cn Sc;eid,nung Der 9Bor,
te, aber mir tperocn ME ;urlidItchcn meuu
etn alter Sreuno anse9riffen miro"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
S6dnbIiher onei

2 q q II Q 7 ~ 7 2 II IT Z
rem armenG Gin9ew ewanberte II.
Gin armrr Wouu, Tdmens Sbrmos porf
brohte ppr baS pcIisei9erid,t in 9tcu 2)rrf
Die Gla9c gs9en SIaiab Selcocr uno Sobn
Slmteoo, boB fe i'm Inn $40 rs betrc9en,
incem fe fId) fir sI9enteu Der Scrrcu Narns
ecn aus9c9eben uno ibm fir feline Sabrt mad,
Buffalo eine falid)e Guittun9 aus9cileat hats
fen. Die 8rtrh9cr wureen perbaftet une
untcr SureidJait 9ettcQt.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Seuiensp fc n.-@in rraftifhrr
Bauer bcnadridti9et rem Soerau69cber Der
5oartfcro "Gimes." bo6 als er cine Sens
aufnahm, Die pierSctn Sabre 9eieet mar, or
bemcrft babe, bae cini9c bon ben pfcffen
nch bcinabe gang 9efuuo, ,pd6reuo anccrc
nntcn abaefauit ,uaren. sIs cr mad, Ger
llrladle fcrftte, fano or, eas biejsugen
pfciten, mclde nit cem slts@ube untcn cbcr
pcrfehrt BON Ger gSsiie wie iIe ,pudIen, acs
fcBt pcrern parer, ned, geiuno iparsn eics
jeni9en ater, Die auf bic 9Heiie geIeBt mcrtcn
naren wte ile wud,ien, iparcn ab9efault. -
Ctefe Statfade pcroicnt Die 9lufnIerfiamfeit
Der 0aurru.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Gin 9Irbcitcr fllhrte Elm pfero Dor bic Ibiis
re, I'M es Su iattcln, lcQte aber Den @ottel
perfebrt auf unb id)uaNte i'm feit. - Gin
@denfeber mad)te ihu nit cen QGprien bars
auf aufmerfiam "Cummerjahu, Gu fats
tclif ia bas 9bfero orrfehrt - Sbne i'd, irs
re MAIDEN su taiIen, aut,pcrtete er sans 9lttd,s
ailtia "Sd,aafsfrpp, wecet III oann, mo
if binreiteu nil 2" ....'