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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

THE MAILS. We hope the attention OF the
Post Master General may be called to the fre-
qrent failure Of the Eastern mail due this place.
We received none on last Thursday. We do not
know who is to blame for the frequent failure OF
the mail on this line and should like to have the
subject inquired into.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27
WITHDRAWALS.

We are requested to say that SAMUEL BENT
LEY has Withdrawn from the canvass for Sheriff.
Also, that WILLIAM TAYLOR is no longer ;
candidate for County Clerk.
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For ASSESSOR.
JOHN w. PATTON.
+ A Y e II Il E {:
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1874.

Ot-AGENcY IN PHILADELPHIA AND New YoRK.
V. B. Palmer, Esq, No. SO Pine street, Philadel-
phia, and No. l60 Nassau street, New York, is
our Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
tisements for the BOOKS LICK TINES.
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The "Plot" says the Wings are heartily vel.
come to all the good Dr.. Fort has done them"
His speech in Glasgow made one Wing vote,
and we doubt not if he would take the field, he
would make one vote for the Wings every speech.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

DWe need only point to the efforts of
the locos, to remind the wings of their
duty on the first Monday in August.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

A friend in BoonvlIe has furnished us with a
very lengthy and able description Of the Boon.
Vile Polk convention, which we are compelled
to lay over until next week, in consequence oil its
great length, and not having been received until
Thursday, when most Of our paper for today was
in type.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

The people Of Texas, according TO the late
accounts from that country, manifest but little
feeling on the subject OF annexation; they are
represented as being quite Indifferent on the sub.
ject. The crops are said to be very promising,
and all things considered, the people are pros.
porous aud happy"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

DIE DEuTscHE TRIBuNE.-Ths is the title
of new German Paper just started in St. Louis
by N. R. Germany, and edited by Charles
Jucksch. 1t goes for Clay and Frelinghuysen.
We hope it will be literally supported.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

The last "Democral" contained not word in
reference to the late Louisiana election. Case
py2
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

ELECTIONS IN MIssouRI.-At the last gener.
oil election, says the Era, several good wings in
this State lost their election by very few votes;
one member lacked only one vote. Some were
defeated by only two or three votes, and in q
number OF instances dozen or two votes would
have saved wing member. In some instances
wing senators were lost for want OF less than
twenty votes. These things should stimulate all
true wings to the utmost exertion 10 carry every
election, so that they will not witness the result
Of the election Of ultra locofocos, where little
exertion would have secured the elecrion Of true
wings. This frequent coseness Of votes is a
strong reason for general and special exertion.--
The wings should watch every county and dis
trict, and avoid that lethargy and negligence
which has frequently been the cause Of defeat
They frequently have permitted the locos to car,
ry elections when there were many more wings
absent than would have altered the result Look
out for such cases.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

H5-The "Pilot" and "Democrat" are very
fearful some Of their party will vote the Wing
ticket at the approaching election. We should
not be whit astonished if they did! The peo-
pie cannot see as clearly as these editors do, how
the election Of competent wing is going to ruin
them: they are just as willing to elect wing who
is capable Of making good and wholesome laws,
as democrats who would put them IN JAIL for
exercising the rights of (reemen and who would
assist in passing such law as the Tax Law Of
the last session. The people of Howard want
men elected who are "Honest and Capable
faithful to the Constitution" they have tried the
ocos and they fell short Of this test-and is it a
matter OF establishment that they should be indif-
ferent about their reelection? We think not.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

Thomas N. Bennett OF Boone County, who
was charged with the murder OF Peter Peterson,
on the Ohio river, near Louisville, and who was
delivered up by the authorities Of this State,
upon the requsilion Of the Governor Of Ken
lucky, was tried at Louisville on the 5th inst.
The jury after retiring few minutes returned
into court with a verdict Of not guilty.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

"Curse that Texas question:" said loco the
other day. 81 thought when it was first talked
of it would carry all before it-but its going to
ruin US yet. Its playing the deuce with US in the
North and East-could'nt even carry Louisiana
in the South, ard here in the West, we are not
going to make any thing out Of it. II our boys
had waited until Benton come and took the
right track at fist, we might have got along: but
to run one way until he come, and then take the
back track, just before the election-why the
people don't understand it. The fact is, be-
lieve we've had our day, and just might as well
knock under at once"
yery good conclusioni
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

IMPORTANCE OF FAST BoAT.-The Steam
boat Western Belle which conveyed the ST.. Louis
delegation to Lexington, did not reach there
until the second day Of the Convention, although
she left St. Louis before the Lewis F. Linn, the
Linn beat her to Lexington "a hours and could
have beaten her more than that had it been neces.
sary. The Linn is the fastest boat on the river,
and her Captain and Clerk, Messrs. KENNErT
and JEwErr are two Of the most polite and &C.
commodating gentlemen we have ever met with.
The boat was very much crowded, but through
the polieness and attention OF her officers, every
one on board was perfectly satisfied and PLEASED
with the trip. We hope the Lewis F. Linn will
hereafter be properly appreciated by those wish.
ing to attend Conventions from st. Louis, and
they may rest assured that they will be on the
ground at the proper time. With such officer:
as Messrs. KENNErr and JEwETr the Lewis F
Linn cannot help be the most popular boa
on the Missouri river.
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MISSOURI DEMOCRACY ILLUSTRATED
IN REAL LIFE.

On last Wednesday at the Locofoco Conven-
ton held at this place, the people were starved
from early breakfast until about O clock in the
evening, and even then nothing was given them
but few hunks OF half cooked beef and little
dry bread, thrown 10 them on some dirty planks,
as if they had been so many dogs; and even Of
this rough fare there was not sufliciency for
more than half the company: while Benton and
the rest OF the "Big Bugs" were taken Off to the
best hotel in the city, where most sumptuous
dinner was prepared for them. While the dear
people were treated like dogs and left TO whet
their teeth on dry beef bone (and many OF
them were not so lucky as to get even bone)
the aristocracy were leasted upon the fat OF the
land. This is modern democracy in real life.
We do not beet to seeing our distinguished
men treated we'll when they come amongst US
we would regret TO see them treated Otherwise
but we like to see The people-our neighbors the
honest and industrious farmer and mechanic
treated well also.
We hope our Wing friends at their October
Convention will wipe awaythe reproach that the
recent Locoloco Convention has left upon our
city and county. Boonville Observer.
We learn from a democrat who was present,
from this county, that the above is strictly true.
An appeal 10 the 1orieS.-The North Caro-.
lnan, thus admits OF the fact that Folks ances
tors were Tories, and thus appeals to those who
have got tory blood in their veins, 10 support
James X, Polk, the tory candidate:
GAS many patriots and excellent men OF to day
can look back and find that some OF their ances.
tors were what were denominated tories in those
days, the cause Of democracy will hardly lose
much on account oil any sspersions which the
malevolcnce Of partizan editors may cast upon
James X. Polk s ancestors"
The Fayetteville Observer, thus notices the
appeal:
"Ths is pretty plain appeal to the descend.
ants Of the Revolutionary Tories TO 60 for Polk.
We have no objection to such an appeal What
we have objected TO is, that the Toryism Of
Folks ancestors should be urged by the Loco
Focos as reason why lie should be made Presi.
dent"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

"LAD1Es COMPANION AND LITERARY ExrosI-
TOR. THE July number Of this truly excellent
work has been received. Its embellishments are
three beautiful engravings on Steel. West Point
Military Academy on wood and two pages Of
music.
We regret that Our engagements will not per.
nit us to read it regularly through, but from a
hasty glance we recommend it to all the ladies
as an excellent "Companion."
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A very good conclusion!

What perfect damper the news from Louisi
lana is to our Polk and Texas men! They lool
like wet chickens.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27
Democratic WING Ticket.

For THE SEsArE-ABIEL LEONARD.
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DtThe proceedings Of the great Mass Con
vcntion, held at Lexington last week, will be
found in to.day's paper. 1t was the most enthu.
siastic gathering we ever beheld. Such con.
course OF people as were there assembled we
had no idea OF seeing. Large delegations from
all the surrounding counties we're there with their
banners and music, and as the procession, con.
tanning upwards Of three thousand persons, moved
along the streets Of Lexington with their beau
full banners and splendid bands Of music pre-
scented indeed a most gorgeous spectacle, and
had the leaders Of the loco POGO party in this
county have seen it, they would indeed have had
good cause to fear for the triumph Of correct
principles over the base misrue and political
rickery with which they have so long governed
the people OF Missouri But the day OF retribu.
ton is at hand and we'll they may fear and trem.
BILE.
As we were about 10 leave Lexington, thou
sands came down 10 the river to see our depar.
ture. The hurricance decks Of the other boats,
lying at the wharf, were crowded with delegates
from the various counties with their banners
and music. The Lewis F. Linn run up the
river q short distance, turned round, and passed
down with almost lightning speed amid the
shouts Of the people, firing Of cannon from the
different boats, and from the top of the hill al
Lexington, waving Of handkerchiefs by the Ia
dies, and the music BY the different bands, which
taken altogether was indeed the most splendid
spectacle the eye could behold. Long will it be
remembered by those who witnessed it,
We landed at Brunswick about 8 o'clock or
Friday night, formed procession and marched
through the principal streets Of the town.
We arrived at Glasgow about 10 o'clock OF
Saturday morning, when we again formed pro
cession and marched through the town, much Il
the chagrin Of few loco pocos who happened
to see us. We say few, because they are
very scarce article in Glasgow, as they will b.
every where else after the election.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

D1."All democrats, boys said an elderly
gentleman the other day, on approaching crowd
of five or six persons in conversation. eyes,,
was the reply. "Wel," said the old gentleman,
1--WE shall be badly beaten boys, but we must
fight like Turks. Those internal wing lawyers
head our speakers at every corner-and il the
election were two months of they would run
them out the county. There is something wrong
but we must do all we can for 'the party"
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Most men would have some difficulty in
putting this and that together-but we pre-
sumo it will not trouble Mr.. Jackson much.
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Santa Nnna.-Sn sinem Brisft BON &c,
ia Sru5 an bic Nsu Vorf Gun bsiet ss -
"Sisbsn 9spartsmsnte obsr Staaten BADEN
ii6 9ssen. Santa anna srfldrt unb ss bsist,
bab sr BON Der Stabt Mereo nab Der SnId
CUBA sst1obsn fs, um auf fur;s 3sit bort ein
Nfpl tu fuben." Der Sdreiber bemerft fer,
nsr, able llnkriuhun9s @cmmittss pom Con.
srss, psl1sr bic Ssibulrisuns ssssn i'm ibsr,
9sbsn mar cas sr finf Niuionsn 9bal.r aus
Dem 6HsntIiben Sbass untsrfblaasn babe,
bate ncb fsinsn Ssriebt srtattst. Sn erwar,
tuns bisfsS Ssridts batts CT itb sntltbIclIsn,
Die Stdrfe feinsr gs9ner ju prdfen, inosm CT
Gen. Nrifa als @pmmanoSr Der nSrhlbsn
abtbeilun9 Der 9lrmes' sntlise, paraoss nit
csm &rie9s9srbte bscrcbts une Der Oppoiition
fbmeibste, in Der {ooffnun9 nsue ecrbssrsn su
srnnn in snsm Sample sessn Aas Die ibn
wiosrifrsbtsn. 9Is Sis9sr nab Msriec Gus
rddfsbrsno, bctfts sr Den Sonsrss fir li6 ju
sswnnsn. @oGts bas @lud ssssn ibn ftin,
wro sr lib nab Spanisn ;urlid;isbsn, cesr
rlsllsitt nab @n9lonb, 100 ct flnf ebsr ftbs
Miaionsn sbalsr snssIsst bat bic ibm Elm ior'
ssnirsiss Hsbsn 0dDsrn.
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Der HtberaIc 7seobactter
Ncabima, bem 81. Sec'ber 1874.
G-This paper has a larger circulation than
any English Newspaper published i'll Berks co.

U-V. B. Palmer. Esq, at his Real Eastate
and Coal office, No. SO Pine street, below 3ld.
two squares South of the Merchants Exchange
Philadelphia, is authorized to receive subscrip
tions and advertisements for the LIBERALE BE-
oBAcHTER, and give receipts for the same. Mer-
chants, mechanics and tradesman generally
may extend their business by availing them
selves of the opportunities for advertising
which his agency affords.
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Das nrtbeil eines 8bios
Il Der Hatipismus
Sn elmer it3lib. am 23fen D. NP. in
6artforo eebaltenen Wbi9 @erfammtuna
madts @oup. Gasrportb foleenoe treffen.
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Sbper su entibcioen.-9is N. Yorf
Srbins srinnsrt an eas gsiss Der .. Staa:
tsn nab meldsm bic 9flapsnbdnblsr, sIsb
osn Sssrdutsrn.. NIT esm Sots ;u bsitrafsn
iine, uno frd9t: "QSsnn 70 elm &dsfsl, msls
bsr sinsn Sflapsn in6 qanc brn9t, pafir sss
bdn9t wire, mas merecn Scbn SDler, s. Sn:
9ericl uno 60. bsfcmmsn, meldbe inf un
5wanjt9 Saufsnb Sflapsn auf sinmaI
mportren wplsn ourtb cen Nniblub pon Sss
ras ~ lEsr fanns auSrshnsn?
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Dem mar'e gu ,pobl.-@in Mann Nas
mems Sbeiop, in psnn Saunftbip, oisisr@awns
tp, mcbnbaf, wuros am porlsstsn Sonnta9
absno in cas bisfse @sfdnsnl6 9sbracbt be-
fbulc9t fsin Soau5 in Sronb ssitedt uno feline
Srau NIT bsn Scee bssrcbt Su babsn. @r mar
sur Ssit bstrunfsn uno paDrihsinIib nsusisri9
Su fsben, CD Der SbsrifT feline Soifsdnssr AUDI
nit @brilftaas bratsn fpsist.
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GF9sm 2(bt6. Sobn Sitter unfsrm &es

0F9sm Qbtb. ScDn Sitter unferm &es
prsfentantsn i'm @on9rss, oanfsn mir fur bic
uns ;u9sianotsn 6fsntlibsn 9cfumsnte.
GFNdhifsn Monta9, esn 6tsn Sanuar,
bs9innt Die Court Der piertsljdbrlibsn Sisun:
gen i'm blsN9sn Sourtbauis. So0ts ea5 2Sst
ter sini9srmabsn siinitis fsin, 70 msrtsn mdbs
rsno Der Scurtjeit pisI 2suts nab 0eooins
fcn1msn uno mir bofsn sbsnfals, bas rsbt
8iele unisrsr Sreunbe unS bei Der @sls9snbst
bsiuhsn rrsresn, Defenders irlbe bic mir fbon
oft baSu sin9elabsn Dabsn.
GFllnisre @efee9sbun9 ruiro ibrs @isuns
gen ndbiten Wtonta9 bs9innsn.
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Inter ben lsetsrbaItsnsn Beribten pOn Gus
ropa, fnbsn mir audi eniss Nus5ii9e aus ens'
lifben Slattern, in Sstrsf Der Wabl bsS 6rn.
pclf, als prsItbsnt bsr Der. Staatsn, ,pepcn
Die Nabribt in England sbsn an9efcmmsn
mar. Gin grocer She'll bss sn9lifhsn Holfss
1T oaritsr un;ufrsbsn, ba bsr Hame Yolf
bort gang nsu unb Der Mann benz ct 9ebtrt, 70
unbsfannt lit, wie sr isinsr si9ensn Yartei in
eieiem qanbe weni9s Monats por ber 0Sabl
mar Nbsr Elm anosrsr, uno be lSsitem 9rSs
bsrsr She'll, melder Die Srsibanrelsparte bill.
Sst, mar barber srfuut in Der @rwartun9, er
meres Den Sarif aufbebsn uno ben Sanosl jWis
f;Dsn esissn ednessn auf sinsn msbr !ibsra!sn
Sus ifsOsn (psrifsDt lib lberal uno bsfrisbs
9sno fur @n9!anb.) Sn sinsm antsrn Nusjus
sc Deibt IS, "(or. Yplf 1T Der @anoipat Der
tuSllben Staatsn uno babsr psrpfibtet bic
Snrereltn Der Saunwc0sns Sabads u. Nsiss
pfanjsr Su bsfSrcsrn, wslds fir frsin ieanpsI
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meiis oiensn bon Der 2SaGrbeit Der SsDauptuns
gen wslte mir pcr Der QEabl mabten. 0Sir
m6htsn nun bic sbrlibsn SarifsqcfofofcS fra,
gen, wslde bel Der tsstn 9Eabl fir pclf 9ss
lfimmt batsn, in Der irri9sn Mtinun9, sr isi
sin 70 gutter Sarifmann pis isin @s9nsr (9sin.
rib Siop, ,psr jsst Der Sstrcssns 1T?
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Surobtbares Dampfboots un9liIf -
elm une rrsifit9 Msnidsn um9stcmmsu --@i
ne furbttars @cntuilon Don ;ps 9ampfbttsn
fano fltrsIib auf Dsm NiiliiIppi ifatt. 9(m
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bic 9ompfbots Ssle Of SlarfSpills, nab NaiDs
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Orleans beltimmt, etma 25 Wssn untsrDalb
SoeIsna, Irfania5, aufeinanosr. Die &ontuls
licn par 70 ftbnsl uno ifarf, bas Die Ssas Of
slarfspias smsl Nnutsn nabbsr ianf unb iD:
re Salute iib pom Sccts trsnnts. Olan bat
ausssfunSsn, ras Elm uno orsilis Msnlbsn
psrlorsn parsn-abtjsbn paiIa9isrs,cer ;psits
Snssnsur rsS Sccts uno Sptlf Sflapen wsItbs
gum Sccts 9sbtrtsn. Die aouilana wures
slsib bsrum9epsnost sur Sei!fs Der srtrinfsn.
Ssn paiTa9iers uno Olannibaft rsS onesrn
Scctes. Gin bsbsutsntsr She'll Der 3srunslits
ten mar aus Gaibpjas, GsnnslTss.
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9 6 mer5l bes Il no Il d.
2Sir boren cas- am porlesten Wontae elm
&ino BON Sobn Stto. Don Sodlon Saun.
ibip. oieies Gountps, ourb Seurrfaneen
ielner &leloer 70 ibredleb perbrannte,
DAP es am foloenoen Sage itarb. Oas
&ino par etpa 10 Monate alt. g. Il.
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n1oro.-Sr. Ylumb O1artin faufts flirss
Iib pcn jcrn. Ban &sn1slasr slns gausrsi in
Grafton Sounfbip, Slsu Worf, unb sin9 balb
bernab INN auf bsm qanos 6ols su fdllsn.-
3r. Glijab Smitb, bon bsmftlbsn Gaunibip.
War am rcrltetsn 9cnnsrita9s beibdfti9t bon
Dem aants SclS ;u fabrsm in @sleaibaft nit
Sorn Martin, BET sinsn anpsrn nit Sol; bslas
bsnen 2So9sn fubr. 9(lS fs nabs Rem l?auis
BON pctter Sharon, am Surnpeif. marsn, ,purs
ben le ron st,ra SO Wdnnern, ais Snbiansr
perfleioet umrin9t. Sis sr9riHsn Die Yfsrts
an Den 3h9eln uno befablsn ben Mdnnsrn su
baltn, 6r. Smitb miosrissts 1b uno fpran9
bon feinsn 2So9en NIT elmer 2lrt in ben 5oans
bsn, pslte srj sur Sslbfpsrtbsoisun9 fbman9.
@r murce 9lsib pon Den Sneiansrn srarlTtn,
bic sinsn &rss um Jpn fcrmirtsn. Sa CT itD
ncb ,psiter wissriests, 500 ginsr csr Snciansr
cine piifcIe bsrau5 unb fdcb i'm nisosr. gr
fsl toolib perwuneet unb murbe nab sinsm
Habbarbaufs 9sbra1t. 100 CT balb nabbsr psrs
fbiso. Sspcr ct na6 bem !6ous esbrabt wurs
os, ssrifrsuten itb bic Snoiansr.
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Scbnee. e.-Scri9sn Srsita9 itbnssts ss be
uns fat Den 9anSsn Sag obns 2tufbtrsn uno
Der Scbsn 1T jsst 6 bis 8 5oa bob init Sbnss
bsrsft. Sn Der Staot sntitanb oapur1 iisnls
Iib quite Sblittentabn uno Sober, Der oapon
Gstrautb MAIDEN fcnntsn, bseitsn fb ss gu
tbun. ShIittsnfabrsn if Elm Gsrsntl9sn mos
Don Die 9ruder oaS Bsni9lfe 9sniseen.
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Gin Dsriub cine sanse Samilie 81
erm moroen.-Wm Mcntas Morssn fab man
in bsr 15tsn Strass in Nsu Yorf,sn Soaus in
Slammen unb bsmsrfte sinsn &srl Hamens
Sem, esr Strcb uho Sol; Dor Die Soaustbir
padts pelbs in bsasr Slamms ifano. 9(ls
bic 9eabbarn ndbsr famen, rstarirts Stem in
feline @bdntp, wsIbs nabs Dem ISaufs 1T.
Sn Dem 6auis fano man sinen Snabsn BON
IL SaDren, Elm flsnsrss &nb uno bic Mutter,
wslde 70 fsbr psrbrannt war, pas br qsben in
9sfabr 1T. Gin 8srIub mures bann BON ;,pei
@cnifabsIn 9emabt Slsm ;u psrbaftsn, Der licb
in isinsr Shdntp psribanu bate, NIT snsm
Weisr uno elmer 4rt Baafibsaanis bewaffs
net mar unb erif oann arrstirt nsrpsn fpnnte,
als eins Menibsnmans lb einssfunosn bate
une ct iiberpdlti9t wurbe. CT 1T Elm beIpsrat
ausfsbsneer Ssr unb fol- Elm balber Snoionsr
isin. Ssener BON STEMS Habtarn bate 81.
fanntiboft NIT ibm unb CT bate feline Sddn.
tp NIT elmer Bcben Sens unssbsn, - Tismanb
bineinfsbsn ourfte. Der Iams Der bsIbdoias
ten 8rau lit 6anlan uno iDr Mann par auss
9e9an9sn ju arbetsn. Man permutbst, bas
Stem feline anceu stbfdt bate als bic feline
ndbfen Rabbarn aus Dem Wsas ,u ibaff.n,
I'm unSsfi6rt tu fsin.
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r.-um l3ten Oieits wurbe bic
@eberei oed Germ. Sobn 6amilton, BON
Sadlon Sauniblp. ytortbumberlano SO.
nit allen fenen 8ebefGblen, elmer Nn
sabl ferti0er Seppide uno anoern msrtb
pollen Qrtifetn, nit iammt isinen 2eh
nun9s 8ubern ourb Seuer serftort. Ser
Serluft oes 0rn. oamilton belduft lib
ouf un9efdbr 700 Sbaler, nno 1T um 70
emptlnoliber. oa ct arm uno ibon glenn
ll6 bel Sabren 1T. unb ourb oieics lin.
9lid oes ein6i9en Wittsle ;u ieinem uno
ielner Samille unterbalt beraubt Wuroe.
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Srauri9er s 90. = 2(m (ebten
Sreita9 muroe 6err Amos Sbminf, BON
Ei9uita 5aunihip. oieies Gauntps, Elm
flelBeer uno uortreffliber iunoer Wann
BON ID Sabren. auf Der 8duep GiIen
babn. unpeit pottsui(le. plOslib 9et6o
tet. Gine Gromaie. bic er unterminirt
bate, ftel auf ibn berab uno Seroridte
ibn oermaben. oab ct binnen elmer bolben
Stunoe. naboem man ibn ansoeeraten
bate. ffarb. Seine ueberreIte wuroen
am Wontao bier beeroiat. g. Q.
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Zine frebe Oirne. 0sab ei
mem Brief zines Ginpobners Don eeiceiter
In eiuinoifon Gauntp.an feinen Sreuno in
Sbeneetaop Gountp,9t. g.. uerfleioete (ib
Elm WeibsbiIo in Monnsfleioer. II. ltimm
te in oer lesten Wabl in isner Stoot
Salo bernob itabI iie Elm pfsrb. mulos
oerfolet. uerDaftst uno iiet nun i'm Sc
fdnonib. ID.
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Die Speite Dame mar 70 entaddt iiber bic
Wuifer. oab iie Den Sunsen bat, ct m6se
ibr fofort eleide Nn5ioe bolen. Der
Sun9e elite beim, bolte oas 8erlanete,
fano aber bel ieiner HIdtebr. Dap iib bel
be Oamen aus Dem Stanbe oemabt bat:
ten. s.. Vlatt.