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eesr es gut bsissn unt lcben Wenn ss BON Nm
bern sefbisbt, barum III AUDI aufalIenb, ba6
elmer ODER nlsbrsre osutibe qcfos i'm qanbs bsr'
umifrsibsn uno 5rn. MIblsnbsrs psssn fsi'
nen Die @urcpder bsleibigsnben Srsfn ;u ent'
fbulpi9en iubsn. lBr uaren fpnif gar nitt
9sfcnnsn 6rn. Waiblsnbsrss Brief in unfer
Slatt sinjuridsn, ba ss absr lsibt meslid)
mare, bas ir9enb Elm 9sutfdsr burb bic cbsns
srwabnten Wsistblin9s ubsrlifst wlros, fpsrs
ben mir ben erifsn Brief ben 6r. Wabsnber9
ron europa fbrisb, nabfe 9Sode einriidsn,
uno ss sann jsesm gurcpdsr iitsrlaiIen Su UT
tbsilsn in ps fern berfslbs Babrbeit sntbalt.
Gin juneer canowsrfsr bon qansIhwamm
eriab!t fcl9snesn Spas, Der ftb am A. SuIi in
jsnem Saunitip srssnsts. Ssbs uno brsifii9
Stlmm9sbsr warsn fir 5ern. g. nit grntsn
bstbdftlst, Der Elm eutmiitbiasr Mablsnbsrss
mann If. Neittass fblue CT Dor ben A. Sui
ourb Nbfeuern sinissr @biis. Cine b5ssrne
Sancne muree bersitet unb elm Sbus esfsusrt.
Drsl SourrabS fir Srn. Wiblsn6srs murben
Damn pcr9sfdIa9en, aber es fano feb bos aussr
Dem 2Sirtbe nur elm Mhbknbsrsman suass
gen mar uno oisisr firbtsts, Iib btrsn ;u lof.
Ten. elnsr ron ben Bbiss, Der Elm eutbsr;issr
patron 1T, bsoausrts S3rn. g. unb baf iDm
Damn elm pber smei Jourrabs fir D1iblsnbsra
9seen. Die 9Ebis5 bon qan9fbmamm Iinb it,
bet ben Spas bSbff srfrsut unb wunibtsn
rsikn Ssr6TentIitbuna.
Gin SsrI trsbt fib sesenwdrtia i'm Qancs
bsrum uno ifreut grtraS pcn Der 9empfratic
Union aus, NIT bsm Stiebe ron Or. 9uneans
Nsps. er tDsit ebsnfaas Ratips0istsr aus IL.
esr SDlterS Sob &C., iblmpft auf Die &atboli,
ten uno 1T, psrifsbt litb, sin ecfcfofc. Or mar
perlsets 0Sods eini9s Sage bier uno prablts
cab ct sinsn Scrratb bon ten Unions bdtte u.
eaB lIs in Ioarrisbur9 9sorudt wireen. gSir
mobten unttrn Sreunbsn i'm Qanee ratbsn elm
wa6iamse 9tuSe auf ben &srl su babsn.
nOebfel --Saif aae QcPofefo Sldttcr lai.
fen wtdentlib cine qiifs BON Slamen parable
REM bic psricnsn an9sb6rsn foGsn msltbs bon
ben GDi9s gum 2cfcfrfoismus ,iberqsaanaen
iino. 9isis 9amsn Fam man in pier SlaiIsn
sintbsIsn, sS iInb ndmIib l, Qeuts bic imner
9Sbl9S marsn uno s6 aub npb fnp, ea lIs az
Der jest fsnsn rebt tbdtj9sn 2lntbeil an Der
F'!'tt nsbmsn, ron unfsrn @s9nsrn ais lie.
bsr9strstsns anssiprc6en psrbsn; 2, fplebs bic
immsr scfcS naren unb ss audb nob linc; 3,
irlhs Die gar nbt srifirsn unp 4, fcltls Die
itt l84O 9slforbsn Ino. 2tuf folbe Nrt mas
bsn unisre gs9nsr ibrs lanssn qilfsn BON LEE
esrldutsrn, mobsi iis iib wobl bihn bas lis
n'ebt ju nabs in Die Ra1barlbaft fommsn,
um nibt psrratbsn ;u wsrosn. gEir fincsn in
unlern 2Sebislbldttsrn AUDI ;ablrsiebs Hamens
glltsn BON psricnsn bic pcn Den QpfoS esGsr.
t'rt unO Su ben Dbis6 itsrsssansen (lnb, bob
BADEN mir feline qui1 bisislbsn ,u eopirsn, msi(
eiss msbr &aum crfcrbsrn mtres ais mir oa.
~ Dsr9sbsn ftnnsn. Wso9en unisp @eansr
torttabrssn ju praDIsn mir msrben uns wenia
earum fimmcrn uno ectb wsitsr fcmmsn pis
lIe NIT tbrsn prabIsn.
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ftanbt, anb Ct lift, ,psnn mas Sebsr bier fast
mabr 1T, Elm ebrliber M limb
nun, msin lebsr Sobn, 1T 60 mens woblibsrs
ls9ts Wtsinung, eas Wenn Der @snsral a q n
Sausrn in Ysnnfplpanisn 70 bsfannt mirs, pis
er an bisfer Ssts bss Serses 1T, parbs feline
Msbrbeit unssbsuer sros fsn. a.
Bon 2llem mas mir Bis jest pon General
Wdrfsl eriabren babsn, CT 1T elm sbsn 70 outer
sanowirtb unS praftifbsr Sausr als ct elm
tapfsrer Scleat i'm 8slbs mar, unb wsr pollte
Saran S,psifsIn eas ct nidbt AUDI elm sbsn 70 aus
ter @cupsrntr fsin wro ? gs 1T nctb gar nidt
srwlsisn, baB ifubisrte Wtinnsr bic bsifsn fir
9oupsrntr fne, i'm @s9entbsils mi0sn mir az
Der, eab ebsn bic @jcupern6rs pem Sausrnlians
De bic Sslten parsn bic Ysnniplpanen jsmas
bate. 9Sir bcfftn, bic Sausrn percen lb an
olsiss srnnsrn wsnn Die Mobl beran fommt,
unS sur Ssf6rbsruns inres Sntsrs1t5 fir 81,
nsn BON lbrsss @lslbsn ifmmen.
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Grtrunfen.-@in junser Mann S1omens
patrlf @arrstp, srtranf am pprlssten eamss
tag Nbeno cbnwsit Hcrristaun, beim Hosen
in Der Sbuplfa. am 9Onntaa Wsorasn fanD
man i'm NIT benz &cpfe unterm @ojTsr. an
slnem Slsbe perifridt, eas 2sbsn sntflobsn.
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Ss 1T bobif aufalsno msnn esute iieb fc
'pe'f psr9eflsny sas ite ibr Iattrlanb perad,tsn
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u fblanb, 90. Snni, 1914.

Wv v ~. OUNl, 1914.
9benrsr Serr!
Jeh babe Sbren ,pertbrn Srict
erbaIten, morin Sie temsrten, ra6 mid M,
iere politilben @ssner ais elucn Sreuno Der
SEiebheMna i'm 9lcrcen uno fir frciem Gan.
Del i'm Slcen paritellen uno sic mhnlebcu
cine ertldruna mcincr 4nltht BON meincr
'i9snen 5ano seihrleten, INN piele Serbre.
buna 5n rsrtedern Stb firetts, oa6 Gie psu
Scriueb, Sererebun9en seseu mleb su teritb
ti9en frut6tcs tncen tperbcu. Sisjemiocn,
csncn es teliCbt, meins Unttbtcn AT peri,cs
ben, t6nncn telne Sdmieriafcit batcn, ftc
ocntlieb 5u tesrcifcn. Sd bate lte 70 FIR,
itb ais lestrs Srhbjabr, mirrerbcIt ousae
lprcben, nno me5rmaIs ais 2(ntpcrt out
8rlefe bon pemlplpanen. Dlclne Nn(tebs
ten 70 ,ple fte ttnc, pnrben Isuerpinas eben
70 tretmhtbls I'M Shoen anssciprrtten mic
leh fe jsmals i'm Goroen aus lpratt. Seh
babe hbsraa bebanptet, oab bel gmfibruns
slnts Nepenue Sarlfs fir Sclhueuna lin:
terfcbeicunaen aematbt wcroen lcllten; baE
Der Sarif pon 1842 b6 tb It mob t.
tbatis einsewirft bat, unp D q f
eb bur tb aus 9e9en feline duff
bebuns bin. Otsie Ini ilebten murccn
BON mir bri bfentiebcn 9srfammluusen in
alabama, Gscraien @barlcitcu in @hrsgas
rollna, StcrosgaroIlna uno Birsinien pers
tinoet. Sbr Sremo unb asbcrlamer 9ieuer
S5enrD SlaD.
l5rn Sret. 3. Cope.
ASDlf ubrr een sesenrpdrtisen Tarif
- S6 BIN ae9sn ben Sarif na cb
Der Nfte pes Issten gcnsre6s
ies, ea lb eafur baltr, paE CT in maneter
6inItcbt fsines @baraeters III Der Sbat 60
iebr tcfebhscno ilt, ba6 CT bic Smpcrtir,rna
GINGER Irtifel in picles &anb aaus perbincert.
Sd bin 5u @unlt oes hi.
perrufs jener u fts unt fir bic
Neutrality-suspicious. res gcmprcm6. GIcsce
Dom 2 Oldr5 1888, ,pcil itb alaute, ba6 es
mebr Ginmabmsm brin9en mirpe, ais cas ae:
senpdrtise @efsb, uno eaB Der 5ufinis
ae g eh us pureb bsn 90 prpsc
3 0 Il, t1cnrere ,pcnn oisIer taar tc,ablt
miro, nno naeb Dem beimatbliehen W,rrtbe,
"blnlanalieten Gebue fir Sabritanten sctsn
wro uno 4llee mas 1te Verlansrn folltsn opsr
wcSn ite beretbtist ftno."
[Sriet bon Sames z. poIf, pntli,trt in
Der ,,Naibpille ltnicn," bonn IS. Sunl 844. I
Daertt nun ben llntsrIhisr, Sreunee bse
3arife! IBir baben eud bier bic Qnfebtrn
oct teioen prslcents gamoiraten often unc
sbrlib pcrseleat. Dir sntbaten uns aisr
psitern Semerfunssn uno Gascn MIR "ur.
tbeilet fir gub feltf."
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itoneu. @s follte anaemein bes
FAINT fein cas bic pen1lonen fir lDittpeen
Der Nspclutions Offsire misosr pom Gems
srsB his gum Sabre ls4s erueuert nib er.
'pe'tert mOrcen flnp, uno Sa6 Iclebe lDitt.
'peen oemsetnaB ibre frIbsrsn pn1lcnen
Wleret te5leben fonnen. Stat 3ts.
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am l. %usuif finben in einissn Siaatsn bic
WabIen fir StaatssSsamte ffatt 8ieaebt
pifkn mir ndbifens fbon mebr bayon.
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1tm9liicf unb Spb.-@m Mann ga

ltn9litee unb Spb.-ein Mann 9ea=
mems sSllsr, ton MaiSsnerisf Saunfbip, psrs
Tor am 9isnifas Rabmtta9 auf Ger @alfcnsr
Gtrash stpa cine Msils BON bier, isin Qsbsn.
sr trsb sinsn nit Yi9seiisn 6slabsnen QSas
gen uno i'm Se9rif BON Der 9sibitl auf eas
Sattslpfsro 81 itsissn 9Itt sr aus uno fisl,
mcrauf Die Mdesr dbsr fsinsn jealS unS Sbuls
tern sn9sn, Jpn jdmmsrlib ;srqustibkn une
fsnsn au9snblflihen Sco psrurIatbte.
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Wtlt bsm Nnfblus bon Ssras mus eS ben
eofofofos ecb rcbl nibt rsbt @rnif fsin. Ssi
elmer pclfs, 9aOass mb Serass@erlammluna
in plonplls, Sonneftifut, am A. Suli, pures
fol9enetr Srnfiprub sin9ssebsn:
"SurD Sobn u. 6als-Sera6 - Elm 0anb
Der Srslbsit, bon gbriitsn bsmuntert; m6as
es 10 tsif init Der ltnlon psrbuncen merpsn ais
oas sDr'lfsntbum NIT Der 9smcfrate it,"
ebrllfsntbum unc eofcfpiSm $50 1T Qs
mos &snSall uno Or. Duncan, Die Icbtnlfsn
ersmplare pom "briiflitbsn 9cfcfcfcismus ?"
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Tidt 81 per8enen.-llnfsrs Srsunbs in
Der 8srns uno Defenders Solbs Die uns tief in
Der &rses iinb, fincsn ndbits Bobe cine quite
gsle9enbsit unS iDrs Ndffanbs iu brinasn o.
Der ;u fbidsn. 9Sir foresrn unsern @slo, absr
in ben Iestper9anssnen Wobsn 1T uns ealTslbs
70 fparfam susefommem oas mir jsst in unfss
&afIs binlansibsn Gaum batsn jsosn sbalsr
ta bsberbsrasn, Der fsinsn @ss in bislslbs fin.
ben mag. Garum psrssst ss nibt; ifsaet unls.
re @souIo nibt auf cine ~ barte Yrobs uns
9laubst unfsrn Worten-mir braubsn 6elo !!
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aanfere Salmtp=SseriammI,,,,o


Die Srsunes pen Slap, Srslinebupfsn, Mdrs
fsl uno bsm Garif-fur5 ale 9utsn QSbiss bon
SsrfS @auntn Die een Fofofofoisms ibsrtrale
fig iino une ben braasntsn Staatssar aufass
bcbsn ,u ftbsn wdnibsn, fotltsn bic eauntps
GsriammlunS nbt psr9eiIen, bic auf ndbifsn
Mcnta9 bier anbsraumt 1T. Die wibtiaifs
gBabl rift fbnsa beran unb erniflibe Ssras
tbun9sn aber Die Anasls9snbsiten Der Yartsi
fne paber nun nibt mebr aui1sr Der 5sit. Ser
sldn;snife gieS ifsbt bsr @bissYartsi tspcr,
ale Seibsn bsr Ssit ceutsn nur auf fibren Sisa,
absr unisre Ssinoe, cbwpbl (is init jsbsm Sage
fbpabsr psrbem iino nibt untbdti9 unb ae>
tonnsn fdmpfeno su linfen. 06snn ibr sub
rsdt Sab!rsit bel Der Gsriamn!uns sinfnss. 70
ipiro sS elm nsusr fbla9enbsr 0erpsis fir Ge
fein, fpis furbtlos bic WDias pon Ssrfs eoun.
tp bsrausfommsn unb ibrs 2tbfbt aus(prsbsn
--unS islo psrii6srt bic quite 1Sirfuna bapcn
wiro ni1t fsbIsn.
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Ss CAB cine 3sit, no Elm She'll Der qcfcfcfps
Orufsr Dem @brw. Scrn. Mablsnbsra mipsrs
Ntrsbts, ndmlicb in 1885. 0Gir babsn sinias
Nus;d9s aus iBrsn SIdttsrn pcn iensr Ssit bic
ils bob mrbl AUDI NOD jest ais quite @utcri.
tat 9sltsn !ai1tn wsresn mssbalb mir aslcnnsn
l'no l'e nab unS nab iu psrtfsntlibsn. Sol,
ssness aus ber ullnOn smss" 1T lpasbaft
nno MIR 9sbsn ss, nab Der llsberfssuna oss
,llnlcn Nolsr unb Osn,cfraf," pie fclat:
2Str BADEN AUDI cine Mirtbsiluua srbalten,
untsrjsbnst nMsntcr," bic ben ,,9R Ii blen.
ber9u uno Die BAN f" obns @rbarmsn
'eer'lDt II. Der mir fpl9enosn pcstiibens bIus
entnebmen
sth, Iisbsr @ctt feb 9u uns tsi,
entbsb' uns oisier @ftlsi;
Sie fannt' ais Slnb' nid)t artssr ftiu,
D, tpaib uns BON Den Mublsy's rein.
cSDr Sctb mabt franf,ibr Sbmus bsfbmiert,
otfcberlfurm uns baraus fibrt!
Satloismns uno acfo Oemofratit bcrcis
n'st - Ssi esr Slatip Yro;cIlcn am 4. gu,
IT, III pbllacelpbi% fab man aud einen Ban.
n'n init BET msrfnilrcissn Sn(ebrift:
Gree Trade and Sailors Rights.o
Eros sem temhbcn lteb Die .ctofefo's noeh
tdaliet' 3n bs,psilen pa6 Die neus S1atitpartei
III Der 2Sbispartei sntIlanoen Iei, uno eas
inter 2Dhiss uno S1atips fsin llnterIetiep
ita'tfRos = IsrsstIitbe O1ube.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-21
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN PIANOS.

Interesting 10 The Ladies-We noticed few DAYS
since that ankee named Coleman had made and pat
enttd some improvement the Piano for which he had
received IN n. York 100000 aud that he III receive
hall million Of dollars for his patent London where
he nov is. The editor oi the New York Courier. in
referring 10 these statements, says he knows this young
ankee, and he observes all HE he is likely 10
receive, abundant and overw helmlng ii Is. HIS i'm
prnvemen on the piano. Tor which he is now receiving
such high reward and DISTINCTIONS 10 II the striking
character, and caunol fail 10 be universally adopted II
consists IN what he calls the 'f.ulian attachment and
converts the piano instantly and will, into The sues
ana weeirst toned organ have ever heard. The
principle OF the invention is IN the introduction of air To
the srln2s OF the piano. that the sound prolonged
indefinitely 1t makes two instruments out OF one-lhe
piano remaining single TIL the performer chooses to
vert II into The organ, which is done by touching pedal
One al these instruments was exhibited the Scientific
Convention held al ashinglon months since
der the patronage THE National Institute and excl
ted the keenesi curiosity, and the marked delight
of all who heard IT, IL has been publicly eNhib
tied in New York. though few have been put up in
private parors, The '1E,sn attachment may be ap,
Piled to any piano, at Of about $l0O-new ones
about $50 additional
Nankee-aud fun to the brm' Of mechanical and n,u
steal genius. When mere child he WAS perpe,uay
astonishing his iownsmen with new conrivance
This great invention. which will give him fame aud for
tune to his hearts content, Inc o,a sick
chapher-to which he confined some months. He
has others m petfo. which, predict, viii give the
world cause tr new establishment His parents reside
at Saratoga lie is now in England. We heartily
lulce al his success.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-21
FROM AFRIC A..

The hrg Francis lord. twenty 81, DAYS f,,m t,u,-
his, Africa. has arrived at New York AT Ris.
san mere had teen trouble o,taen The Portuguese .
d'rs and the ra'ives Who are known as the psoals-
Ono Of the tribe was killed hy one OF the Id ers ic
was the signal i'r the conflict which followed The
natives rise at once, look possession Of the town and
drove oti the merchants " lao a,d TO peivI,,o,;, =,
and iof safety The Portuguese Government charter.
ca The haqne lmoeine, ct Boston, 90 10 the Gambia
tor assistance.
Another account Of this saws the natives
iaa ,ul pssesslon OF The town, and The Governor at
uamba was mol able 10 furnish any troops on account Of
sickness among The Officers ol the garrison The follow
ing Spanish Portuguese savers had been taken and all
tie SlHhisfds sone II The others condemned al Sierra
l. cone: Sehooner Conception (Spansh,) CAPTURED AT
oaifna Z5rd Sept, 10 slave, on bard; brig Gunst,n
VA e0i9hsh) Two months previous, slaves on bvaid
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three Portuguese names not known: sumo oil hem al
slaves on haafd.
The Rev. Mr. Connolly, Presbyterian Missionary for
S.nfa krDo, arrived ri Munivva on lie 29h August ia
the Aialsms. INN New York, aud sailed GT ;. n IN
ihr Sd Sept. IN the same vessel.
The Rev. Dr Sassge Of the Protestant Episcopal
Mission, arrived at hlnruvia The 9Th Aug. IN the
brig Francis Lori. accompanied by his fellow laborers,
Rev. Nj lennng and lady. Mrs. Patch and Miss
Rnthe riofd They eete kindly received at The Meiho
dist Mission House 10 Monfoyis, aud after few days
sci sail ior their destination.
The Rev. Mr.. Campbell of the A. b. {. +. NJ. at
Palmas, is dead The Lumnsry says: This very
fine yuung man came tut III company with The lamenod
Croker OF TIN Baptist Mission. in lie tarque Palestine
lie destined for the GaboGn riyer 10 which the
pfesby erlans have removed their furnishing mission
establishment Poor man, he did MT live TO get To the
Gab0on. The African fever marked hun rs lis prey
aud 10 six weeks bttr he arrived al Ialuas he WIS
numbered with The happy dead"
The editor says:--Ne inund on our arrival al Mon
ruya, among a number o letters which bad been
mulating for ihne mauts several from the missionaries
f.. johnson, A. +. Russell aud j. H. Stevens. From
these. copious extracts will appear in our next They
would now, but br the time necessary for declphefng
Al Mount AndfaW. brother Rnsses slatiin things are
getting along well. Al brother Si.Ih'n's Morrsbufg.
there discuugemens, but al the GauUison station,
brother EJsh johnson writes, that the Ipd is
vsrng sonls, and that at almost every Sabbath meet
ing several itoir idols and embrace the cross
of Iord Jesus Christ. May he a,.l,n tie reiemp
ton OF all Africa,
We regret 10 he obliged 10 announce that The Cape
Mount Mission Is complete failure, and Mr.. Williams
had TO return. months ago. 10 Monmyia, where We
found hin without an appointment. We hope lie lime
may ye, come, when shall be able To get esab
lshmen among the Neys, who are an intelligent Tribe
OF Africans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-21
rIGAAS NENS.
From The .Nnc Orleans picay,ne. .Nsr s.

The steamship Republic. Captain Crane arrived at
this port yesterday from Galveston. Oar files hy her
are not Of consecutive dates; they the 30lh ult
0nr previous advccs 10 the 2Slii Of Sept
We nuIIce nothing of Importance IN onr papers The
elect ions had terminated and the gathering IN OF the
cniS seemed Ia take rfecettnce in the peoples minds
ior the time being, of either invasion or annexation
Judge Terrell is spoken of about To receive the an
punimoni Of Minister 10 Eng land from Texas; and MIR
Riley. of Il custom, that OF Minister To the ned States
In reference 10 these funofed appointments the Banner
an anti Houston paper published in Brazoria county
says:
"Should they prove rue, we have only To say, thai,
IN the nations 10 which men entertaining such opinuns
and political principles seu with diplomatic aothori-
~, Teas tc be most f0ujiy and riley misrepresenied
that Texas desires 10 be ANNEXED, that We acknow
ledge NJ power no authority. NJ fright driae" with
which the executive OF this nation Is invested that will
warrant hin IN insulting iramplng upon aud cuuncract
ing the viii of The peopic.'
gentleman of integrity in Galveston has received q
letter from highly respectable source in Mckee, who
states there viii be no In,nsiun Texas this year. and
That the elztns OF Texas can depend upon What he
10 be true.
Benjamin Frarklin Love. Of Maiagcrla county. wa,
murdered on the 18th ulr. by Mr. James Duncan
Col John Bradley, late prisoner in Mexico. died a
his residence ~ faytie county On the 9th uli.
Mr.. DAVID ;. Richardson was murdered at his resi-
dence On the San Antonio rver. Reiugio county, ahou
the middle u las, month"; lie was shot al night in hi,
bed
ENccl,h crops Of corn have been made in The neioh
ooihood ii The Brazs, and, IN nest instances secured
he cothn crop is comparatively large. 100. aud bu
slightly injured by the rams. The caterpillar has made
Ills appearance on several planla lions in Brazoria county
but the crop was too well maiured sustain injury b,
IT. The crop oi Victoria, Gonzales and jackson coun
ties, Is estimated at hear three thousand bales.
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TENNESSEE-p,oLnLly ST.,

i he election in this State has been exca...-
and We regard the final result as vet s,,ne.L eS'e,
full The following letter from the editor Of ~, doubt
vile Wing. however, which contains the ,,.., 'aA-
gence received, Induces us To hone tina, p II, "fli-
Slate, like the vdiage in which he resides. has 'sa
Clay: s"etf
To the Editors Of the Louisville Journal.
NJ VINO Orrc,
NASHVILLE. Sunday night. N,n
Dear Sirs-The East Tennessee and Wa.o'. ~
Tonight coinpleed the returns from the S,,,a mas
from Landerdae and Fen,ress. two very spnll tAceR
one IN the West. the other in Middle 1enness.ea' uae'
c''seness OF the vote is wilhoa, parallel. save Hue
case Of PENNSYLVANIA in 1910 BUT WE nm w The
THE STATE. have gone carefully over IN. neAE
aud make out majnrity 212, taking the oil a"sa1,
The two counties Gone Wing and the othp, '"e IA
red 10. The Western district returns are sorrGJ,i eef
rected. and the Middle Tennessee returns ~" CT.
sure VIII not vary 5o votes from the off ,al r,pnT pretty
made up. put When
Our opponents figure out IMPURITIES yaryn, e.
TO o. alter claiming gain, Tor which they 6avom
ihoh'y, ot rs IN Fenress. where they had Ia. ' a
W nIG VOTERS to gain upon, All the populati'n III
not varied materially in The last six years. Tb', '1'
not claim this, however, with any Confidence NY 10
Z. c. N0RvEIJ
The Knoxville Post Of the 18th inst. Contain. 49,.
vote OF Fenlress connty, which shows a Ioc,e..
OF ouly Al on the Governors election, instead If 100
claimed by the Locus.
The Knoxville paper, though not SO full as tho N..l
vile letter. above quoted, goes rather more into a,
as fulloas:
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well "s D""ey Marshall of Kentucky, nephew as
40 ha'h'sake Of James Bi,nep, the abali,;on c,nd;
. III the PRESIDENCY, has been appointed Sreci,l A
you o' .he Post Office Department Cr Tho W
''A'es, IN place s. NJ. Brown. deceased Is III.
9 u VI '"e ray which Bihey was to receive e.,
'"'s nom Michigan to Massachusetts and Na,.. W.
JUST before Of the Presidential election IN nj. '"'"'
n'o'''on's's 10 the Polk standard, ". ''t' Tue
for information. we merely enquire
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Pok's present maj lrity, by these returns, it will !
seen is l35, and the votes Of five counties renal, :,
added Those five Counties, in lS43, gave limo,
majority of 2l7, and as they all lie in Hest T.,
nessee, In most Of which Mr.. Clay has gained On III.
vote of Gov. jones, think the chances are that MD
CLAY HAS CARRIED pOLK'S OWN STATE
IN despite of all the influence of JACKSON ~ III,
remembrance Of old aud bitter prriudcrs. Wis !. =,
triumph over the Locos which will mitigate the ,o,
ofJei,al upon the broader theatre Of the Union
II is well worthy Of remark that Mr. Clay is AIN.
the only one of the leading Politicians Of his time vI
seems 10 be a phet in his own country. Mr. pm
for example, ,cas beaten urrards II cue hundred ro,,
Columbia, the village in which he resides, the vote h
for Clay 800, Polk 25l. And look at the .Gre,, Il.
70" himself, whose word was formerly law in Tenn,
see, and his nod as omnpoten as Fate. In DAVID.
the county Of his residence, the majory for CLAW III.
man he hates more intensely than any oher being m,
EARTH is nearly Geo; and at the Hc,mitage preciu,l
mong Gen. Jackson's neghbors, and himself,
on the ground the vote stood for Clay llG. fl, pa
the adopted son, 50 or mlre than i,c1 10 one T,
facts speaE volumes.
Whether therefore Tennessee has gone for ia, e,
not we say ONE THOUSAND CHEERS ron
THE WINGS OF THAT GALLANT STATE
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DELAWARE.

Mr. Clsy'c majority in Delaware is. according Wh,
asnih' ION Globe, 220. Maj. Stockton, Tue s,o d
ca" ,dae for Governor, and the Wing Coneffs' ,", A,
also elected-and two thirds of the i,rss,S% ",,un
Wing, ensuring the election of Wing L. ''''
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II any man can look al The foregoing table, an ;f"'1
Der that in 1910 the Parish only contained 1851 r'aJ
souls, men, ronien and children! and then say wv
has been M trand, we should like 10 have l"k ""Dl
And Ibis is the party, fostering as it is with in'a'"
corruption, which has the inpndenee to talk '.l
"Uhig Pipe Layers" Why. the ve;,es ba"d"
Five Points" might with as :,.uch pr1prie'y P'"
morality and virtue
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Lunar Eelipse.-There will he ,,,,,..r
Moon on tie 9Th Of This month v;s,,. ',"P'e OF The
bout g. "' 'o'ai darkness j.
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few returns have been received from inns ~ 40
dicane very large majority for Pok-lo" -