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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-03-29
So We invite attention to very NIB

80 We invite attention to a very nbIe
article on the Tariff copied from the n.
Y. Courier & Enquirer. The Editor
seems to have possessed himself OF the Sc
crets Of the enemy, and he confirms wha,
we had seen asserted in another quarter,
that the bill was concoeled in n caucus
and with a view to the election of Martin
Van Buren,. Its hard to conceive of any
thing more despicablc than the conduct OF
the Van Duren leaders. For the sake OF
placing their leader in power they Will try
and sap the best interests OF the country
by withdrawing from our manufactures
the protection needed to warm them into
life. Il has been apily remarked that i
ought to he headed "a bill to elect Mar
Tin Van Buren, and encourage the Engisl
manufacturers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-03-29
NOTICE.

date the second day of March, le4l, ana duiy re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of Mecklenbufg eoun,
", will sell for cash to the highest bidder al
the Courthouse in Charlotte, on Tuesday OF ApEi
court next, that well known Tract ct Land lying
in the county Of Mecklenburg, on the waters OF
C!ear.cyeek, and on which DAVID herf now ayes
tho boundaries OF which VIII DC seen ny foiel;
orcn 10 n deed executed from said Kerr, TO said
Morr;s--containing about 400 acres.
This Tract Of Land is known to DO valuable,
well suited to the production of Corn, Wheat and
Cotton, and has fine BRlCk.HouSE, and all
other necessary improvements for the aecomm,o'
dation OF large family, and lying in the neigh
sorhood ofthc most productive gold regio" IN tht
country; aud on which are strong marks OF t'G ':
ores--an objec, TO those who wish to shgoge II
mining pursuits. rp,1 y,,,,,s
aEarcl 2s, lSit, ~s
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-03-29
MARRIED

In this county, on tie 2is.instan', by the Rev
Mr.. Wait, THOMAS l.. HUTCHINSON, Esq.
to Mrs E. Y. PRICE.
In this county, on the 18th instant, ts Isaac
Wilson, Esd. MIR. CARNES II. ROBINSON,
70 Miss MARY A. ALEXANDER.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-03-29

~ Martin Luther, one Of the Dorfles
or Rhode Island who was indicted for act.
ing as moderator of a town meeting under
the spurious Constitution, has been found
rnilty, aud was sentenced TO SIX months
imprisonment and fine of five hundred
dolIars-,his being the lowest punishment
for the offence. Two or more Dorr'tes
we're on the Jury. The Jury recommend
ed him 10 mercy and that will account tor
the Icnity extended to him by the Court
This is the first conviction we have no'ic
ed, under the ACT to punish offences aga'ns
the legitimate Government OF H. Island.
eT Ripe Strawberries, grown IN thu
open mir, made their appearance IN Mobile
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-03-29
NOTICE.

NU 10 Nc
sA HR. AVERY WILLIAMS having
NJ e. permanently located in the tow
&eEH of Charlotte, would respectfully otter
Us his professional services TO The citizens
of the town and vicinity. tIom'srverai years eS'
pefience in the practice OF his profession ne lecs
confident of giving perfect satisfaction. Letters
of reference will be given to those whoNmay re-
Quire them.
Or. Williams may for the present be found at
'"V uoI oS ,stt o6tF
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-03-29
NEW VOLUME.
TIE NEW MIRROR.
OF
Literature and the Fine Arts

EDITED Dy c. P. NORRIS AND y. WILLS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-03-29

The following gentlemen, t'ro from each
District Of the State, have
been appointed by the Central C,inmluee,
to unite with them IN tho reception OF MI
Clay, at Raleigh, viz
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-04-12

lie was hurrying from the room to
hide the tears that forced themselves to
his eyes, when Jobs hand detained him.
stop moment, my son!' said he.
"As you pass ty Dix's grocery, just be
kind enough. will you. to post up this
little notice on the door. wish 10 make
1t as public as possible"
Harry's eye glanced hastily over it.
"Blessed be Cod" cried he, his whole
face lighting up with joy. 'Is this true
Have you delhera,ed! Are you serious,
Mr.. Woodell I"
"Yes, my dear Harry, It is my serious,
deliberate, irrevocable pledge-signcd,
sealed. and solemnized. Show it to
May; she stands staring at us in dubious
wonder"
May needed but one glance. She
threw herself into her fathers arms and
burst into tears. Father and daughter
wep, together, but they were delicious
tears, expressive Of joy that words could
not utter. llarry's eyes. too, were over.
flowing with sympathy; but he retired TO
The porch, feeling that their joy was too
sacred 10 be Witnessed, except by Ilea-
ven.
In few minutes Job recalled him.
Taking his hand, he placed i. in one Of
Mays, and held them clasped together
between both his own. "My dear chill.
dren." said he, "one week ago was a
witness aud an auditor Of the interview
you held in The porch. l, awakened me
to sense of my graat wickedness. and
that very momen, vowed to reform. ]
have served weeks novica,e; and feel
no desire to return to my old life. There
lies my pledge. l! was written in the
haunt. and amid all the temptations of my
old vice. read it aloud to my old com.
panions. They sneered at me. but did
not shrink. ipiiicd them. And now.
nv dear children, since have done all
thus for your sakes, show me your graft
Jude in making yourselves as happy as
possible"
How could they refuse request like
this! Harry said nothing further about
going to sea. and in the following autumn,
took May WoodeIl TO his home. with the
title of Mrs. Lowell. job lives with
them. and has never ye, broken, nor re-
pen,ed Of his GOOD REsoLUTioc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-04-12
TIIK Old STRAW HAT.
A Parody on :" The Old firm Chair"

mr. "cHUzzLEwIr."
I love It, I love il, and wha, of that!
Who'll chiJe me for loving tina, old straw hat!
I've gazed on it nft with unsprakabc pleasure;
I've guarded it ever with tender care;
Twas the gift of maiden so loved and fair.
Her fingers have woven each delicate plat,
And asacred thing is that old straw hat.
/ love it, love it. and who will say
That | should now cast that old hat away!
Il hath circ'ed INV head where the sea Winds blow,
]. hath sheltered my hair from the mountain snow,
From the MONDAY sun it hath sh,lter'd my brow,
And think yo when old III f,rsake il now
In sunshine. and storm. and in win.ry weather,
That old hat and have been friends together.
III cling to it fondly. yet many day,
Till NV eyes grow dim, and my locks are gray
And when death scnl1 shaft to my bosom hath sped
II shall mnulier. unseen. in my earth-hound bed
II tells me that life's parting sands run fast.
That earths choiscst gifts not long can last;
And j"y that lesson $" pure as that,
May be CLEANED from the fate ofmy old straw hat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-04-12
From the Mothers Assistant and Young Ladie's
Friend
THE FIRST LOAF.

An emergency at least came in my do
nestle arrangements for which ! was
wholly unprepared, despite the admoni,o-
~ warnings Of all good housekeepers, to
he prepared when such do occur, as oc-
eur they must. in these days of heIpwant.
ing. An excellen, girl had gone. and her
place was supplied by one who | felt,
when beheld her. could never answer
,ha, description which had induced me 10
engage. She stood demurely before me
awaiting her new instructions.
You can make some bread, Nancy {;
now | want you TO slit some flour and set
some rising
.IIow shall make il, That never was
my work before, but you will tell me
how. ma'am, and ] can learn quick was
The reply; and the anxious, we. willing
expression of her face, bespoke teacha.
bile spr, as i. also did an experienced
hand. Heavily did tina, answer fall upon
my ear-'hoW shall make it 2 Yes, that
was the question, how ! What world
of experience and power did that little
word comprehend. remember my mo-
,her talked of setting the sponge plac-
ing il in a warm situation, baking it when
it was just enough raised these snatch
es of information well remembered. but
the right quantity, quality and number oil
ingredients. with the Just hoW they
should all be pu, together, was the still UNI
answcrable question. There stood Nancy.
Upon the whole SAID |, after mo.
men.'s thoughtful pause. 'as there is So
much that is more important, to do, we
will put this matter off and try bakers
bread and ! felt thankful for the res
pite.
Days passed on.
.Canno. Nancy make bread ? asked
my husband, at last, Il am getting quite
tired of bakers bread
She shall make some but this is
beautiful bakers bread, George. DOM
know but il is nicer .han any home-m ade
bread ever alc.' | replied in mos, re-
commendatory tone. taking another slice
which did not want.
'Thcre is nothing like good homemade
bread, such as my mother used to make.
10 the frs, par. of this remark. did no,
materially object, in as much as it was
secretly my own opinion; but when he
suggested an equality with his mothers
bread, which no,hing in his estimation
ever cxcelled. l felt sad shrinking Of
heart a. my own conscious inability Of at
tanning it.
May you be blessed with just such an
appetite as you had. when boy. you
ATE your mothers bread = was my in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-04-12
From the Rose Of Sharon.
THE GOOD REsOkUTION.
nj s. C. EDGARToN.

Quite away from the dusty turnpike,
and across sweet smiling clover fields,
in a small, quaint, moss.grown edilice,
dwelt Job Woodell, and his daughter.
May. Job had been fisherman in his
better days. bu. sad to tell. had been
drawn from his homes, occupation by the
seductive charms Of the village inn
There he might be found from early
morning till midnight, scarce turning his
steps homewards to the frugal meals
prepared by his patient child. anu
leaving with her the whole care and
/toil of preparing for their family necessi-
ties.
Happy was it for May, poor girl, that
her hear. was as brave and hopeful as it
waskpatient and loving. Whoever pass
ed Tier door on bright spring morning,
might hear her voice, singing songs as
sweet and merry. as though she had not
care or sorrow in the world. And
that isle quain. old cottage Who would
have deemed it the home Of an inve,-
crate 'ippler, with its nea,ly-swept grass
sward, its bed of fragrand carnations,
Its honey suckels, axalias. and moss
roses !
Job loved his daughter May-was
proud Of her; and, save his grea. neg
lect. always treated her with kindness.
In his worst stages 81 inebria,ion, he ex.
hibi,ed no phases Of cruelty; he was on
ly excessive and shamefully silly, and
disposed to lavish on May world Of
foolish and foudling Caresses. May, in
turn. was always gentle and patien, with
her father. never Representing him for his
vile habits, hut often lendery en.rca,ing
him To stay and assist her abou, her gar
den. or to spend the long winter evenings
with her. instead Of hurrying away 10 the
admiral
One very beautiful spring morning,
Job stuck his old hat jaun,ly on one
side Of his head. and s,o,d crowding
the tobacco into his pipe, ever and anon.
casting a wishful look on May, who was
h,s;l,, ,y;n;,,, tho br,.L f. G, ,I,,,s
~, do ans ,h;nr r., vnv r,,hor !.
sail Oh. ,n,n ~, ~ ,s,,h r,s,san, AND
~
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von wh,, Lille r,,mey h,ys hu, r. I i,
-. sh,,l h. r,rceJ =, =, w;,hn", ,,;r,er -,
$50, Ic,,, "
90. ,e.llv rro,y, so NOR &c ,b,,
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Co., n.., e.n.,s ,,m w., -. ,'n.
mon.v Nav. can win sh;Il;no
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29
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Gin NrDbheu oDu 9tuffnup.

Ger ..reutide Nerubifarer, Elm reut,d)es QEbio
blatt orn Siucinnatt, reri9rt BON Or. 6. &. Shmi6
uno RI s Snt db, gibt III fcner Ie6ten 9t,mmc,
oI9encee probhen bon ebttortelen 9utanb ,1 Ncltcu
Sr ccptrte ndmh oEs Go. 35 uniere6 Slattes eiucr
9lrtfcI, betrcffeno ben tureb oeu Sin<Sanq Nn1but
elner 9Sbl9ocle9aticn Deruriac!ten Sro eincs SGuo
n9s nno te9eitet ibn nit fpl9eIscn 0emerfunoeu
~" as 1T es, 9umn,be @rsbsit ra6 bic eantcu
toec 3etun9 cH irles 3suS iDr Spatsn auimmt? 6r,
III" 5ttn rses rrbien nabfc3emrer Nrtsfpes crrn qRon
S Hres Slatt nnnt b rc Gctrer 3cit Gin auterer ei,
81 sn9ef 1T es, ccm "ur ras @@ledbtc 8cfdQt"
saGt eieie Seuerfun9en fir Fd, feltf ipred,en G
Nno 81 lhmus9 rper miro lie anlreifcn lvpleu Der
or. CrftDr wclte iene ..natilrlid9e Wobeit' ciumo
CUR Stau au5teueu. Sortreffli, meilfernoft oelnn
gen. Soerr Ooftcr - W69en sic al bic 0prp elm
'rnten, Die elncm 70 iparmcn 6reunoe Der attoYres
|9ebnb,t. gle iIno en Wa1n Ycn fce6rpeQs beuctptus
Fpertbcr Stlounq, Dr. DOftcr - Sie f6nucn fauu
4lauben, ME iebr mir Sie un S,reu@barafer beneoe
ten, ais mir "a Sbrcr 2lbree BON tppbtnSie aud
auf Subicrpttun6reile famcr, erfubrcn> oag sic fld
hon ran1alS abulidcr 9tu6orlltte beoieut battcu
sic baten fId5 burd otiJe mctt,rbaft 9euu9c1cu 9e
mertun9cn in Sbrer partc lehr popuir gsnact, ,pei-
feln Sle nid1t ooran. 4Senu Der ..Cyctt oe5 S41eS
psnrp SIaD", Sbr GerDicuf anerfenut, miro Der
Ooftcrbut balo elmer Strone v>u IS Dol Scap, yo-
pier p(ab mad)cn mi0en.
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fdtn9 man ;tpefelt inreB baB er @r[aubus erbaen
peroe, nad pedn9 Su fOmmcn, es iet ben1t, oas d,s
neIItlhe Commencement erlaube bies aus be1onberer
Srennothaft fir Die 9nterltaner. - cn Canton brad
am rs Sttober elm 9rpBe6 Seuer aus, peldes fdmnrt
l1obe o1n1iehe uno lpannbe 0on9s in Nlbe lege aus
Bercetn purOen 0lele anoere @5ebdube, ndb 9ln9abe
100, morunter auf Der alte Sempc paf tatsmeun,
9emelht bem @Ote oc9 9torcpcl5 ;er6rt. Oa5 brtttt
lde @onIulat puroe ebeuf1H6 beoeuteno belh6oi9t.
Die dtnel1itc YolijeJ iopie cte NRnnuihnft Der i'm
Saen lte9enoen Sdfer boten alte5 AR6gltde alf Inn
Su retten, fcnntn tupeB uur nit QQube mebrere Der
WerthpoIitrn aNf ben Songs lttb tefnbtjen @e9en'
ttdnoe in S1erbelt brtn9eu. - 9toc ctn au0erer I'm
9llo5faa ere9nete Id1 bier. Sin grCBeS dlineiNd)es
Sdlf wuroe III Die 2uTt 9eprengt. Sim SOro beielben
befanpen iId uu9e beurel ais Gribut fir ben Raer be-
ittmn1te gelbinmmen. 9Gobt5 wuroe oDn Dem Sdiffe
9erettet uno Die 9an5e Mannltaft fam babel um.
Scn SerN @rnS s. Oie Sri99 PETERSBURG"
melde am 2S. y. Wi6. bon @eru Cruz oble9ete, fam
am DOnnerlta9 nit $62 773 Specte am Soro 1T 0teu-
2)orf an. Die Streitigteiten S'OIten Gn9lauo. Hno
Wercc ilno 9efb1tet nOroen, oaourd1 baB Der mert-
fanIhe WPtutter in QonoOn benz bcrti9cn Gjpuperne-
ment ete 9pp9le 9emabt bat. Serncr ]cQ BEL Der 9I
funft re6 neuen eu9liIheu Mniiter5 in Mericc Die be
let0t9te en9liIhe Sla9ge pom Sd9lohe Can Yuan. DC
ulpd inter Seuerung elmer f6ni9den SaIuta enbuut)
merDen.- Die grtpdhlung Santa 91ra's gum prdlI.
oenten Der Gepnbiif vfllr Die nddbfen Sabre wurOe
am 49, Sanuar 6f5Enttch in Gera @ruS in @egenirartI
Der NGttdr lro @lot Seh6rOen uno eine6 9rpBeu Grf
baufenS prOflan1trt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29

naltette 9lnbeutun9 9emaht.-9Sas mill man benin g.
9S1r laien BEN @ittSen bele Srase 1eblt beant&ppr
fen. 9Ier tIno feline et9ene QSOrte
.uner Saterano 1T Der @e9enitano urt1erer 9tufop-
fernn9 uno SIebe; mir Derben nad unfern beiten Nd
A9teIten caelbe 9e9en jeoen 9n9ri Dertbeic9en. ln
9ngher 9Selte be9t es etten Seino III 1enen etqencn
Sne Der e5 mcbr teorebt, ais r9eno elmer auBerbalb
@e oeteht ce onttsprptetanttlde 8enennuno (Sefte)
welHe lbr ab00erde @jptte6oerebrunq tbren Qippel-
oent, lbre prelterlebe aobt unO ibre getqe GDran-
net III eem Hanoe Su erridten ltrebt ipD 6t5ber bic
Sen'utber oes @Olfes curd Oerartt9en @inwirfuu0eu
Inldt beunruhi9t murben.
De1e Sefte 1T inter btelem pher ienem Gprtpartb
oen1 3el tbrer gSnnid ide-rdmh poltttbe Gjemat uto
gnn1ltdung IN bic @r5eb1ug amerifaniltter Giucer-
Str1tt bel Schrt ndher gerit, iuoeu Ie bios eirem
tremcen VErlten OcranwDvtlib lub, bon bm Dff1,ele
Santtton erhaen, tim per6nli hulo9ei1 Der Die &C.
malt tlrcb|tber 0t6reuicron o0er 0croornmuua aus
fnbrt pOoureb oos 9etDeu Der unpiI1encen &j(;cber
9ele1tet uno gum aboluten @i9entbum einer ebrqeat-
gen uuo 9runoablclen 9)rieterlQ1aft ocmac,t miro
S1elem Venoe wcroen mir nn5 rctp5 pibereben ic.''
N1e 1T Der rcnertldrte 31recf Der 0tott> Nortet III
Neu yorf nuo 0enaH oeriebe, ben oieIe 1pQeuounte
prttcItanttlde 0fcfprmations GjccQfdof perfo(at
Sraubt eS mob mehr Se&Deis, baB Dejentaen noeld,e
Den 99enten Der .0ieformatou6 @jeIpQhaft unterfi,
gen rno nertheot9en, su9et aub bic 91otiosparet IN
Sd1u nebmen tno beren 3pecfe su befGrOerR Gtd,en
DIE ere T1mncr oes 9fatio Tlattes leat alien Der e1
Die init Der llnoerlddmtbett beS beutlen QSbob(o te
oeu Cincinnati, pben @jela9te6 oeleict tit 3peifel e
ben poQen, in unerer Drufcret CUR @in1cbt pffen.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29
Gepereno Goo9e uno Die Mbtos.

Sn unerer lesten Nuntmer perprahen mir su ,eiacu
oaB Die is9eronnte ..prptetautihe NeOrmations Sc
eQ1haft" nit Der 9tattpe Yartei eiuer{et 3pee perfnI
&C. Sn beier lleberSeu9un9 wurben mir I'M Qoufe bie
fer Bote ourd miinoIide llnterreouneen nit 9uflb-
rern Der bie9en QSh9s nod mebr betdrft, iuoem ,s
oiee oerTderen> baB Der 3ped eenanuterG5e(elfh
pcscn cr Dor9e s9ent ietr, oabn sele, oas Npf III
erpeden unb aufmerfiam su MAIDEN atf Die Gepaltnpr
maBun9en Der Staholtfen, bic es fb in Neu 9crf unb
pblaoelpba bdtten be9eben laen, bic Bi6ei aus ben
Sdulen su oerordu9en, !c:-Dies puroe une anaeqe-
ben ale atrer nno alenger 3ped jener prute(fanti-
den geieQfd)aft." Woblan, mir loien
Die erte Humer Der ..tp6d,entden 0eep 9)prf Giti
gen." bas Organ Der Hatioespartej gum wieoerboten
Oale ourd unb fanoen eaB jener 3pef audi al6 aQei-
niger 3rped Der atioe, partet BARN, anaeaeben 1T
Sefanntltd wtrb in Der erten gummer etaes glattes
Der 3wed nnb bte Senoen5 oeelben ausenanoer9elest
Dtefm berfbmmiten @ebraube bulot9t Der 0Pebafteur
oes ..@5en'', uno fbt eine eeer burh mcbrerc aus
secebnte erttfel 9enau NIT feiuer 9lNht befannt ,u
madben llno tpcrtn beffebt otee 2-QSia man d, Der
pioeriesen. auf 9lbdnberuug Der be(fe
benben Gaturaliiations,@e antra9en &c. Nein,
oenn oapcn tptro tein qH0rhen 9eias AVID, nibt bic
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29

Der ..@cetrctcn 0emcfrat' opm 90, Mir5 modbt
lit Se5u9 auf 0rn. 2oOs Sricf cffclgeuce Wemcrfuu9en
..Napio 500 uno Die Wanfcn.''
..9Sir publl5lrcn heute cen 95rief ppu Nru SOB in
@rWercrnn9 clne6 Sriefe6 BON 9cuelouo III 8erq au
Die SantIro9e. @6 erbrlIt aus ieiner 2nmcrt o1t er
nidt mebr BON einem j.ort elonlonn it, ais mir 1inp
@r ia9, baB nitsoen 9eesben 8erfii9un9en> ,peld,e
er etnieln anfuhrt-uno welde in Der 9gcoter Sanf-
Sia'' enbalten itno, er nod tmmer ben Totenbaber
olo 9eiert bctradet babe uno a9t erner, oaB> pen
oeies 3el erreldt wdre> bic Sanfe a6Oann ba5 Sll-
tereIe oes Solfe6 tefbroereu. $50 it unn Cure Sc
lhulotgunA oaB Nr Sco etn 0artgelOmann ei, nreint
9erren @oonS ?-Ste ma0en jest etmas 2h,bcre5 aus
tnb'9 MAIDEN, mellte cerreu, che Ge unlcru 0uccYc
3co lIberwinoen fonnen, NIT Sbrenr aten Blau. Qit
Narotrros@cnoentcn SNocralten, (l1al oathai Smt
leD)-e'n Wonn, Der @pfn 2Inilagesette pcrbrcitet
|uno fir s. 8. SIran8, tpibrcuo er I'M @cn9reB mar
I9e9en bic SntrActcnen finer Gonltituentcn immtc
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Drpbenbe @,efabr. @ine fhredliobe @cene
eret9nete .am lesten 8reita9e III elmer StrolIe AZ
Baltimore Die geieQidaft oes 0errn DriesbadS. 400
ramlio our Die Staot, rdhreno er lelbt einen Qeo-
parDeu an Der Seite, in elmer @haiie m'tfuhr. Die
gou,paeuie belt an euem Soetet tiu Oriesbad1 fleo
nit ieinem &efdbteu, ped9en er unter ben 9Irm 9e.
1pmmen batte> aus, uno tra III oas Galtbau6. @tue
arOee Sdaar bon Sun9eu brdn9e fId bcrbet, uno ais
Ser Sdnotaer NIT eiuem, 9eoparpen rpiebcr gum 8rr-
fdeiue FAM, itieB Elm 10 jdbrser Sunse, Tamens s.
Guinr rpabrfheinllo i'm @eordn9e fort9eidDbcn, nit
1etnem &epfe wper oes Sbteres 0tae, pOrauf baclbe
ben Sun9en NIT ben Glouen necerfblug ulb befIe1l
&cpf in pen 5achen nabu1. Sic ..Saltilore Gun''
bemerft po5I:
E.O1it fl1bnem Wuthe unb 9roBer Gjefc6oeQentpart
ftefte Drteebaoh augenbldltb 'eiue Nano III cen 91a
den bes eepparOen uu0 prlce Ole(e6e lit cen Sdjuub
bnab, 70 poB ile suantnen auf poS pfaffer ntecere
len. Das Gber tupItte noecn feline Seue nict fobrcu
lalen, rno ippphl Oas @e1hret bes Sunoeu, ais Der
AQarm Ger 3u{daucr, oas peulen bes 0ecparreu, unb
9uf Orie6bad'6 nad einem WeiIer nod,ten bic Sceue
f6auerltd. 0Nt aller 9lnftren9ung selang es enod,
Nerrn Driesbadb, NOD ebe er 31 etnem Wprbiuifr,r
iente fetne 3nfIudt nahm, Den &opf bes Snoen ben,
Had)en s entDneer fetne et9ue Sano aus Der Guroel
AT steben uub oa6 Sber in ben 9Sa9eu at brtnoeu o
Wean nabm reu Stuaben in bas ootel uno fanb, bof
bic erbaltenen 9Sunoen elmer dr5liden pfege bebur
ten. CWetnerpa-)
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Ole Coon 8antleute baben felt Nrn. & b er
nennun3 fur @rnoern6rlbaftes@ s@onobat beltdnoq Oo
rant btnScarbe'tet oas SOf 9lauben at maoenI oaf
er etn Nart9elomann uo 9e8en ale Santen lct Soerl
% noerle9te oes lei allen iddc1en Gje!eoenbetteu
olstn oe'nod beborrten i1e i'll ibrer 6alltbbert.
un1 o!elsr S1'1e Glnbalt gu tbuu, publiStren mir
beute init Sersnl9en fo9euCe @orrespcnoeuS entbal-
ten i'll I.,ptatn Dealer UOn1 6ten oieeS.
9Seden 9Seg weroen Die 80peraIiiten jeet eiuCt(u-
gen OoB Dag 30 III 9rpBer Mcbrhsit gu Gjunltcr1
eut9eihrdnfter Satcn, iple Ie r 500 OlrItbQ0t, Ut
bat es oft ourtb ieine Sttnme bc>pieen.
Sr GOo n1mt in ictlem 8ref in Sesug onf bic
9eloumlaufe: :Yrage fetne neue SteIun9 euI no bat
o1e oemctrattide parte clce ein9enrnlmcl 9Gir ba,
ben fur 3 an fire. or III uuo nid)t fir 0ouf 3e t.
or s 9eItritten. 9lIel1, mcrn mir fctne t1tuere
Santen baben fcnnen> 70 ocrl2n9cll mir gar tcme -
uno 70 ia9t oa5 SOIf. - DaS ole NanfjDtem lit Unit
d)er, en Sober 9etebt Otes ei 9aB Die Democratic
felt an 1hre @)runoidse ron 9 II re . III b1ltcu
uno bic Santbolter mer0en fpmmen uub um Tretbrefc
onten menn lIe auefnoerr ooB lc inter anoereu Ne
ou19ul19en tetne erbaten t6tnen.''-
(Sbio State6ma1.)
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Oils 0err Duncan bon Cincinnati porige Bcde i'm
Gonsre6e eine Neoe gu @unfen fener 8tQ belt, nad
tpelder bic Bab fir prdTpent uno gtee prdfIrent
gebalten weroen oa fdoerte ct bic fddnolidenl8abl-
betriisereen tpelde fId bic QShigs in Cincinnati BEL
Der QSabl Don 1910 BET Der QBabI suSdulDen fommen
Iesen @r fam audi au bic falfden 9erpreden suriif,
tpelde Die Wbiss bamale benz golfe nadten, ,nb rcOte
gum m esr ast anarsboe se
bon ben Bbtss in Cincinnati in benz benf,pirbteen
Nartcoerfampfc gebraud)t nurbe. 9luf bieIer Eabne
ffancen lit groBen 8udfaben Die Bcrte:
Seeds Sents ben Gag uno Bobneniuppe unter San
Buren ltne spei Gbaler uno 9uten Hlnosbraten ur-
ter General Narrt1onl''
gSir m0d)ten tppbl ;tgeoen getpeien ien ais Serr
Duncan btele gla99e TIM @ongrefe ocriegte man fan
f bic lan9en @elldter benfen, pelde Die Wbtgs BELL
nisler GeIe9enbeit fd)nitten. (g8et6ote.
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Ser yaferIa16 szS eunb un6 Wtin Ser 3eit

O. SMf tefcuoeres @rfndrn mebrerer un1erer De-
ofratden Sreunoe pubIsireu mir beute bic Oepe oes
Srn. atrtt 6 ltm s, 9ebalter1 i'm joidorv, Club
le biermtt unern eeern CUR aufnerfI amen Dlrcb(e-
lun9. NSlr beoonern, baB baburdb bic Wittbcuuqeu
oes .unilttbaren @entIeman's' obermal8 peror6rnQt
wuroen Die 0teoe nmmt mebr 9faum etu, ais mir
anan9e oadten. lnlere sefer >pcnen dy nur 9eonlpe
Ger ..llndtbare'' lit tnnter auf ben Setueu. Setuee
ipdt fommen- o.