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The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-26
ROM. M. SAUNDERS. ESQ

From private letter, addressed to a gentleman
in this city, we learn, with pleasure that Romulus
M. Saunders, esq, of North Carolina, envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenporentiarY of the United
States to Spain, arrived safe and well at Madrid,
on the 2lst ult. Mr.. S. had interesting journey
through England, France, and across The Pyrenees,
and was, at the date Of his letter, (22d July, in
daily expectation Of having an audience for the
purpose Of delivering his credentials.
Il - WASHINGTON Union
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To the Editor of the ReRfster.

SIR-I understand there is report in circulation in
the City of Raleigh and throughout the County that
cursed and abused tho Democratic party
Of their success at the last election this County which
charge is based upon tasehood and the Reporter Of
the is liar and the Father of lie and the truth
does not attend him. WIN. P. HAYES
Flemington, Wake County,1 =.
August II, 1916. 6I6-1t
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AdminfstratOrs Notice.

TENHE subscriber having qualified as administrator
II upon the estate of John Hathcock, late of Warren
county, N. c., hereby notifies Thomas, Elizabeth, Nam
cy and Kssey the children of the said John Hathcock,
that he hath hand about Eve hundred dollars $5OO)
belonging to the estate of the said ntestae 10 shares OF
which the said Thomas Elizabeth, Nancy and Kissey
are entled and which will be paid to them upon sp-
pcatIon. .5t9 JOS. @. STALLINGS, Adm'r.
Warren county, May 10th. 1876 603-17t Pd.
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JOurneymen ShOemakers Wanted.

The subscriber is in want of two
journeymen-one to work on Boots, and
E1AD the other Shees Two such, that are
steady and good workmen, find steady seats and
good prices, by calling Immediately on
JOHN r. JOHNSON.
Warrenton, N. c., August IL, ls46. 6l6-2t.
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We are so crowded this week that we are COM
PEELED 10 omit list of the Members elect to the
Legislature, as well as the vote for Governor. By
our next issue, perhaps. we may be able to lay be-
fore our readers the o6fciGL vote for Governor
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-26
FEMALE SEMINARY.

a1AI1A@H@4S111, ". V..s
Rev. J. J. FINCH, Principal.
Mrs. NJ. L. FINCH, 1,.1
MISS A. S. Tuck, ! Ae"e"e's'
VVNHE next Session of this Institution will commence
l. the Ist of October ensuing. The instruction. at
present, will be given by three Teachers and others
will be employed they may be needed. II is the
enton of the Principal TO the best Teachers and
furnish every necessary facility for acquiring
and thorough education The Boarding Pupils will live
together as one family, over whom parental
their and habits upon the best PRINCIPLES
of taste and propre Parents particularly request
ed not to furnish their daughters with any articles that
may encourage love of display.
The department and recitations of the Pupils will be
strictly nOted and report rendered moRthty Parents
and Guardians.
Pupils enter at any time and pay from the fine
entering; but when entered they cannot be Withdrawn
till the end of the Session without the of the
Principal, will any deduction be made for Absence
except in cases of protracted sickness.
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Fair at Wake Liberty !!

The Ladies in the vicinity of WAKE Liberty
intend holding FAIR, At that place, on Saturday
and the public generally are respectfully invited TO
be present. August I9 1846.
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Governor Henderson, of Texas, died a few
weeks ago on the Rio Grande. His death is
deeply lamented by bis friends. He was in the
army Of Gen. Taylor, in command of one thou
sand Texan troops. Gov. Henderson was a ma
tive of North CaroIna
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-26
WHAT TIE wHIGs SAY OF HIM.

E1A U" OE
The Register of yesterday says, in speaking of
Mr.. Haywood's Address, "iDtelligent impartial
men will,see how completely MIR. Haywood justi-
tide of ohloquy with which they have attempted
to overwhelm him." The Wing papers generally
enthusiastic in their praises of the Ex-senator.
" What have l done, that my enemies should
praise me?''
The Register of yesterday also contains quite a
funny piece of poetry addressed to the Ex-senator.
The writer, who is of course Wing. says, Hail
God-!ike man." We suppose, then, that North
Carolina is at length equally blessed with Massa-
chusrtts, and that the &" God-ike " Webster, alias
Black Dan, alias tine Great PensiOner, is not
Wing leaders and their instruments in North Caro-
lima called Mr. Haywood all sorts of bad and hard
names but now since he has taken course
which they think is calculated TO benefit them, he
is all at once marvellouslY proper and patriotic
mani
The Norfolk Herald, Wing paper, speaks as
follows Of Mr. Haywoo
The more the pity that he should have lacked
the hrmness and independence necessary to mann
tain his dignihed attitude in the hour Of trial for
while give full credit 10 his declaration, that his
conscience revoIted at voting for the obnoxious
bill, we hold him bound to have voted against
n-Such attempts 10 dodge the question are
always unfortunate. His party have just cause
TO be offended with him, because he kept his oP-
position 10 the bill a secret from them until the
last moment. They will never be reconcIled TO
him again, Notwithstanding he has honored them
with exclusive attention in his address.-Thus
then he stands politically denounced by his own
party for being too independent; and hopeless oi
the countenance of the Wings for not being inde-
pendent enough"
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A relative of General Taylor [says the Illinois
Free Trader4 denies the statement which has
been going the rounds that he is whig-he says !:
SGen. Taylor, in former years, was demoq qrat S OF
the rstewater, and so were all OF his STOCK 40 Ine
ancient party struggles. In 1914 am not aware
thai he voted at all. l have no idea, had he been
at home. that he would have voted for the wing
candidate" 81 a.
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Since Mr. Haywood's resignation we have re-
ceived Intelligence and have conversed with gen.
tlemen from various portions of the State, and we
have not heard OF the first Democrat who approves
his course. On the other hand, the Wings are
generally d. lighted with his conduct.
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Notice

Is hereby given to the Honorable the ensuing General
Assembly OF the State of North Carolina that appica
ton will be made to that body to emanciPate Cherry
Malone and Edmund Malone JOHN MALONE.
Raleigh, August 26, 1876. 6I6-6t.
Register and Star each five insertions.
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AtfentfOn Wake CaVaIr1!

DARADE at the Capitol Square on tfe first Saturday
II in September next at 10 o'clock armed and equip
ed according TO law, in Summer uniform.
By order of the CapIain
c. W. D. HUTCHtNGS. o. 8.
August 14th 1886 GLE
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The Hon. William H. Haywood, Jr., arrived in
this city on Sunday last.
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Seed Whnan For

Seed Wheat For Sale.
For sale, few bushels of Georgia Wheat. Price 81
per bushel. Apply at the Standard Office.
Aug. &c, Is46. GIG.
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We shall obtain, if practicable, list Of the
thirty two companies from which the Nor!h Catoll-
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-26
Valuable Property

August 18th, 1876.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

The Washington Union of Friday night last
contains the following highly important intelli'
gence:
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SDn Niericp.-Nus sinsm Sriefs Rom
Ssfrstdr unisrs6 @sianbtsn in Msriec, an els
nsn Iosrrn in 9sra @ruS batirt Den Is. Mdr;,
9sDt bsrpcr, eas Icr. Sliesll, Der Gtb notb in
Salapa bsfane,isinspdK psrlanst batts,um su
rid ,ufsbrsn nab Den Ser. Staotsn, neil ibn
bic msrieaniicbe Ns9erun9 nidbt ols @sianetsn
ansrfennen mill, fpnesrn nur als Commit liensr,
uIn 'ps9sn Der Ssrasfta9s Su untsrbanesln,was
CT nibt sinsebsn miQ Cesr fam. Wan srmar,
tst babsr eas or. Slcsa ndbfsns ,urildfcms
men tpire. 80 bslst bab man in Der loaupts
ifabt Msrieo wieosr cine nsus &sppluton ebsr
@mptrun9 9sssn bic jssi9s Ns9sruns befirbs
tst. Msrieaniibs Sdttsr msinsn, bic Ns9ss
runa piirbs unfsrn o. anerfannt bobsn, falls
bic lsstsn Nabri1tsn BON gna!ano friMr ans
ssfommsn mdrsn Die Msrieansr warsn biss
Der Der Weinun9, bas Sn9lanr, i'm Saa zines
Grieass nit ben Ser. Staatsn, ibnen Seiitanb
lsiifsn mlirrs, nbsr bisfs Stss murbs ptli9 psr>
nbtst burd) sinsn Srisf ess trltti.bsn @siane>
ten, an ben Gcmnlanbcr Der Slctts an Der msz
ricaniibtn &liifs, NORM CT esutIitb fagt, bab
gnslanb iitb in iolbem Sale gan; neutral balls
ten ,rirt. Der Ylan in Wltritc cine Monars
DIE su ariinbsn, fbsint 9lsib elmer Saftnblaft
,srplast ~ fsin. Man fa9t bas~nsunl Sebns
tbsils Der Ssptlfsrune rspubIifanifbs Gslinnnn
aen bssen, nur Die psrnsbms 4rfOfratis bleet
bic &opas ODER Sonissspartei une an ibrs9
Spiss ffsbt Yuftsnt Yauess.
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SSalbl,ra,,b.

SSalbbraub. - 4m 9isnifa9 Nadmits
tag 9sristb rtr1Eale am Nspsrlnfs Ssr9s, nidt
msit BON Msaejn9, mabrlhsinlib eurb Sunfsn
non elmer pcrbsjfabrsncsn Qefcmctips, in25rane
unb ea sur 3sit Elm SsmIitb ifarfsr oEino blss,
psrtrststsn Iib bic Tlammsn ihnsu lbsr cine
bsrsutsnbs Strsfs SSale. 9as Ssuer bate
biz iur 4bsnos9dmmsrun9 Die btbfs gpies
rs5 Ssr9tS errsiht unb brannrs bs fpat am
Ntenr, mas einsn furhtbar lb6ntn NnbIif,
prn Der Stabt aus, 9smibrte.
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Neabin9, ben III. stpril 1916.
9smcfratiibs Bbiss@rnsnnuns.
SIR Canal Gommifiencr:
eeSeaapees ~. NOaper.
Mnn 0ierter Snuntn
BON Wterter SauntD.

e.TV. B. PALMER, Esq. is our authorized
Agent for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the IL
BERAI.E BEOBACHTER, at his offices in the
following cities:
Philadelphia-N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut strets.
New York--l60 Nassau street.
Baltimore----S. E. Corner of Baltimore & Cal
vert strets.
Boston----No 6, State street.
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Seetfatrt.-9sr Unions eanal 1T obsrtalb
Nsabns, it in 9utsm fbfTbarsn 3uiianbe uno
felt ldnesr alss liner 9EOte 9sbsn S6tsauf u ab.
Die Sabrtauf oem Sbuplflu:@ miro burb
ben Sr'psitsrunssbau bsiIslbsn psrStsert uno es
1T ncb unbsfmmt mann fis Beginner ,pirb.
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SSatermprS. - Gin llnnrnftb, Namsn6
Srpin, elm Nrbstsr an Ger @iitnftbmelie inSsn:
ter Gauntp, srmorbsts am 26. OfdrI in sinsm
Nnfaus pon Sdufsrs9SaDnlinn, ftinen 9attr
inbsm CT iDm fiinfmaI nit elmer atrt in ben
&cpf bsb. Ger Wtresr wuros rsrbaftst unt
in Sas @sfananis su SsGfonte 9sbraebt.
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Gin ,,ei,es GefGnaui6.-


SurD Der Nprllsscurt bat s6 snelitb 9sra9t esn
Sau zines nsuen @sfdn9nits su smpfsDltn,
mas fbcn lan9s sn nctbmsnci9sS Sselrfnb
mar. Sbr Ssrilt lift furS atsr bnldn9Ib
ben Sau Su bsitmmsn, uno lautst ms fc9t:
lin Ole lId)tbaren, Ole Eid)ter otrG ourt
pon Oyer uno Tcrniner pon 9srFs
Gaunty,
Ger Ssridt Der @rdnrsSurp, sur llntsriu,
dung fir Strfs @ountn felt bsrpurb per !:
Sis BADEN b1s Sountp>9tfdn9nb untsriuht
unc riicsn baitlbe unpalFno, uniuldn9Iih unb
burbous nitbt 9esi9net fir Den 3mst mpfdr &c
bsltimmt 1T, unp babsr empfDen lis Den Sau
slnsS nsusn 9efdn9nllIts unc Nrbsitsbouits.
lOil!iam flIenSeL
Wpril s. 1916. Normann.
0<7~Ois Nicbtr Der Court baben Die Grrs
ifs0un9 Der Surp untsrjtibnet, mUrurb bic
SemmiiIener6 bspcllmdhti9t lino cen Sau Su
psranitaItsn, mas audb lppbI 9sicbsbtn miro.
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Spumecticut.-1en Der pcriss Mccbe in
jtnsm Staaats 9sbaltsnsn Babl babsn mir bis
jsst nob feline praiidnci9s Ssrbts. 9as Nts
lutat III isDr j,psiftIDaft unb bses partesn bas
Den 9lsds jcofnun9 auf Den Gig. Sur Scus
psrntr murts feline lSabl eurtb eas 8olf bs.
mirft uno sbsnio ftbIsn nod Al Mt9!ispsr fir
oa5 Gsprsisntantsnbaus wsldbs 9tifsrn SspdbIt
wsresn iolten. SUI Ssnat leusn bic qcfcs sis
ne Stmnn Msbrbsit babsn. Die Ssisssbun9
bat jest esn @cupsrnbr ;u ndblsn.
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&altes SSetter. -Nm Sennta9e uno
DEFENDERS ssitsrn Olcr9sn, mar eas 2Ssttsr bier
fibl uno unanssnsbn, isbr psribspsn non benz
anssnsDmnn Sriblin9Swsttsr, moran llb Die
qsuts bsrsits ssmtbnt battsn. Der IprIl ldbt
feline Sifs nitt.
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ltuiere Spurt mar rdbrsno Der lester

lamfere Spmrt mar rdRreno Der lssten
1SUtbs III Sieun9 unS fait auSiblsblb mt
flsinen Criminal: :Ssrbrtdsn, meilf Sbld9ersl:
en-, bslbdftigt, mobs bic ShuIb9sn nit elmer
Sdobuse uno SsSablun9 Der Soften BARON faz
men. Der mihti9lfs prcisS mar "9is Nss
putIif 9s9sn Sobn Sras - Nnflase ,pe9cn
Moro" neil ct eimn gtsssr 9sitboiitn bate,
wsltsr am lOtsn Sage natbBer an Der 0Sunes
ltarb. 9as Gsrbtr bs9ann am 9pnnerifa9
unb eausrts i,psi peas Sage. Nus Dem 3su9sns
psrbor sr9ob lidb nlbtS msittr ais wa6 mir sur
Silt 100 Die Sbat psrtibt murbs, bsreit5 bsritD:
tttsn. Spit am Srsita9 Nabmitta9e rures
Die Satbs osr Surp uter9sbsn une bieftIbs fam
furj pcr 8 llbr am Srsta9 Nbenb surit, NIT
Dem Nusipruhe :-"9sr pNriielitbst ellDsn
SbldSsrti (poluntary mantlaosbter) ibul
Big" 9aS llrtbsil muros nicbt 9sib auf9s:
irrctbtn.
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Sie 0SSalballa fir Den Mcnat arrll IN
uns sugsfommsn. Sis sntbdlt an9snsbms une
untsrbaltsnos qtieifeTs, nomit man iib in
mlibigsn Stunosn Die 3sit angsnsbm psrtfsibsn
fam. 9isisbs lisst tsi uns sur einibt bsrs't.
O1-9Go bIsibsn BIZ tsiosn Grsmplars fur uns
isre llntsrIbreibsr?
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Serbeiratbet.

--ourh ben ebrw. Srn. u. s. 5erman, am
am "a. SAM, Ser 4brabam 81. Stnis, BON
Bern, init D7i6 gatbarina Gerihnsr, penn.
-oureb Den ebrw. 5rE. 8. Dlllsr, am 25.
San, Ssrr se,pis pctts, bon Amltp, Il nit
mib Gopbia Sbeirp, bon Union.
-ourtb BEN gbrm. 5rn. SIaae Sf6asr, atm
"a. San, 9err gbarlss 9s &ons, Won psif,
nit WiB Saianna Speebt, bon Niebmono.
-am namIitben Sage, 5err Samusl wtrt.
mann, nit DllB 5annab SdaosI, bsipeiDon
9rhnwitIb. Am 25ftsn 5err Bsnjamin
1Barmfsdd, bon .&ansihmaiIl, init D1iB Su,
citb Srieperib, bon Noflamp.
-purd oen ebrw, 5rn. 9. 8. s. Sdssr,
5err Civ Sbaffer, bon &rannitlb, mitW1iB
unna Notbarmsi, bon winolOr.
-eureb Den gbrn. 6rn. 9b. &sinbatb, am
rs. Sanu 5err &e,pis gbritt, bon psinsr ooe,
nit D7i6 gatbarina Soper, bon Ssrfs Co.
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gs Fam ibm eae ssssifhiets 0aues sa GU al

gs Fam ibm eae ssAsifhate Gdues sn4 GU al
nem sepiIen Hktuos istne &irthe often SM
ha!tsn, ba Elm sswiFss spaar sopu!irt Su ~sr'
Ben wilAlshe. DIS Slrbs ~urbe rsshase cts
!sasstet nab ber sprssi9sg aesf ssHss alHsgn'
htben WsN9e 3ulebauer, bic absnfalls Slhsas
Dunssu srbaltsM batten, rsAr teten 70 lan9s allf
Sas psymeint;iths paar, bis ssiH Smesfs!
msbr Ibyi9 b!iek, ba6 man LII esn Aprh 9t'
leblft iborosu lei.
lin 9onu.ass Den Is. Saamar, branats IN
.aaeatsr, Dbie, bic Iutbsrlfets STRIDE ab.
es war bic t,njise Xlrsbs plsfss SIaabens
III jsnsr Stact
9as Sebif saneatser, bon SaSannah naeb
Wcti!s kefIils, 1T bel ben Orange Saps 81
lbsItsrt uno sansllb perlpren sssamssn.
Ser feltssIeste 8shalt pss 5afsneoasfsors
pon Sleu Vorf i(t jabrlieb $4,000, = atsr IS
sitt jebr pisle grtras, tpoourb Die gintlnf>
ts zines loIeben 5srrn msbr ais Dpprslt 70
bob ttsIssn.
&C.
81 mantiibe 9iebe. Sin
junees ibones Mdo6en aus anee5abener
Samile Don Winoior in Connecticut, oae
ib felt sinieer 3eit in ytetp 6apen auf.
belt. lleB ii6 nit einem Mulatten, Der
ouf einsm 0ampflbiffe Die StsGe zines
BARRIERS beteloete, in Elm adrtlibes Gle:
besosrbdltnib Elm uno empiine oe1en Se:
lubs in elmer @eie, Die auffaueno tpuroe.
Sbr Sbwaeer erfubr. Dap oas eiebespaar
Die Slubt au eroreifen beabitbties, uno
ais ct an Soro oes CUR lbfabrt bereit
!ieeenoen Sampfibiffes fam, fono er Die
Sunefer Sbwdeerin neblt ibrem wouieen
Mulatten. Die itb furS oorber Don einem
farbi9en preoleer in ytetp' 6ouen bic ebe:
liben Seheln batteu anle9en lai1en. I'm
3et su oewnnen. bis Die @ltern Don 8ino'
for fommen fOnnten. ,puroe Die ib0ne
Wulattenbraut ir9eno zines 8ereebens
oneetlaet uno auf Sage Dem 8efdne.
nlBwdrter tberliefert. Qllein oieie Uue'
flubt, iie Don ibrem 0eseeliebten 5u
trennen, aelane nibt Der Barber per'
lba1te itb elm Oabeas corpus uno Die
Sraut puroe ibm rpeoer lbereeben, nor,
auf ct ndbts Gilieeres au tbun bate, ale
le in Slberbeit 5u brineen. Woee Dem
luben Sroume fein Grnaben foleen!
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Dhtlaoelphler 9ieb- Otarft.

Kinopieb.-650 Stlf murRen an9sbotsn,
mlt Sinlblas ppn $50, wsIts Rab Rsn Dnrf
ab9sfhbrt wurosn. gbsnfp l40 Rlbs u Sdls
Der; 4l0 Sbwelns unp 1850 Sbaafs.
pre- ,1e.-Nineflsift in ssfsrsr Rabfra9e
uns esrsaIfts ren S4a bis B63 bic 100 Yfane
fur croindr unb beionsere Sualit dt.
&tibe nit Salbern fnfstsn $14 bis $50.
Sbmeine.- Die Ssrfdufs warsn ron $54
biz S5a ssfblabtste su SIS bS 81 bic 100 Yf.
Sbaafs warssn msiif su S4 bis SAL yers
fault, 9em6s Der Nualitit.
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y ct epise { Juoe.
Dom guaen Cue.

9Sir baben 70 sbsn init bsm Srn9e pifss
bsrhbmtsM wsrfss, ,psletes in alien $anpern
guropa's, fcwis in Amsrea nit benz sr6Btsn
Ss'falle aufssncmmsn selsIsn, unb abermals
9slsisn pures besonnsu, unb psrpsn oalJelbe
N Der eritsn ameritanifben oeutihsn 1ussa.
BE 70 pnbli5ireM paB in bsr W7itte unp am
gnbs zines jsoen Wonats Elm 5sft Don 40
Sslten III SrOB OttaD uno nit faIberem I'm.
foliage je gu 10 gents erlbsint.
unspartise Subfcribsntsn merben sebstsn,
Iteb in portofrelen Brisfsn untsr oer sloreGs:
npbiIaoeIpbia 9emofrat" al uns au rpenoen.
s. Il. woqenmeter unb Go.
p5ilaoelpbia, S. San. 1916.
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din l9. Sanuar, in oisIer Staot, Siaac
5orparo,siSobnten BON Ssnj. paf Wlos
nat uno 26 Gage alt.
Am 81. Sam., III oisIer 9taot, Daniel
eIp, i'm 62itsH Sabre Isines alters.
-am 9. Sam, in Ibanp, am Nsrpenfeter
esitna, scttsr oes perf. Saeob 5assnbueb,
i'm 2sitsn .etensjabre.
aim % San, in 5amburs, Slaae. S6bn.
hsn pca SaIomon Sua6er, nabe Q Sabr alt.
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3D. ia
~ bert s. asper?
az III i,,, q. h,,rS, 81. haa assa
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sekdrtis i'm SrpBbrlcathnm Bapsa, ase cer
Stapt Garlsruhs.
DerIstbs rsiFs i'm Sabs l944, i'm 9patjats
BEG meMats Oftehsv aaf sesa sDafetiehiH
n1atlfoa" nab 1msrifa. ans lanDsse IN
S1sD Orlsane. 9srisIks fpa matb slnnn
@ehrsiken Stem Orleans auf sspiGe 3sis sera
faifen bafen.
Ssin Sruosr, Bruno Sasrr, wrlfber ses
asnpartis 5a pbilareIpbia it, srlmebt penisI'
ban, foGtsn ibm rieSs 3eissn 3a esistbt fcns
men, fealenaisF 0asbrisbt BON fteb unp lslnsn,
Iufsatha!ssert 81 sstsa.
Alls msnfsbsnfrsanss uno fonftis sefalliss
seute, Wslcbs ssn teaannten Hotws 6asptr
Psnnsn, posr stpas Soa ibm rpifsn, nnr
frsunsGheftIisb sr5attt, fsinsn Brucsr oaocN
III bsna6ribti9sn inter Der ISorsHe "Dbi'
laoslpbia Dsmofrat' 5u YbilaosIrbia.
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5ue tie ooer Giienba bnsStraer sni,
feben Der penns uno SranFlin fraee,
in oinH
Bsnahritbtisen ebrsrble.iett ibrs greMns.
uno cas pnblifum i'm uasemeinen, oa6 fts
bsitanois auf 6ano baltsn sinen Sorratb bon
Olarmor nno Sanotteinen, aus pelhen 1te
bereit iein ,peroen ale Sortsn Kamin>tiIan,
tell Denfmabler, ,Brabmab bier unb Grab
feline, init esntlben ODER enslifhm Bud.
iiabsn auf oas nieblidtte oarauf srabiert, A,
psrfertissn, auf bic titr5efts In3siSe.
Sie perfertiaen etsnfalls alls 4rtcn Steins
bauersArbetal bic bsim 5au1erbauen erfcr,
osrIit (mo, bon Wlarmoro bsr 9anotteinen,
ndmlltt plattformen, ,9reppsn, Setwellen &c.
4lss in Der bsltsn Wlaultr unp au raIanablsa
prsiIsn
Aae 8sfellunssn in itrsm Sabe msroen
oanthar anssncmmsn uno GofebnelI ipie m6Ss
lidb beIcrst lperben,
4ls Anfdnser in ibrsm @sfbafts psrbsn
lte allies anfbieten ibre rsGpsttipsu Rnnosn
prompt uno biais 3u bepisnen, uno botfsn
oarnrct einen 3bsl BET 6tfsntlieben GunIt
fur itb 5u 9etpinntn.
Neabins, Setrmar 8. BIZ.
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Inter Den Infeolsrn am W1iGcuri S(uGs
bsrriht srcbs ScIorsni6 ,pessu pss ltmIIaa'
bee, oab Die Siter ibre Samme msbrs Su6s
bcber sctant taben ais je supor. Dtan bs
tradtet bies ais ein llobsrss 3sittsn, ba6 e.
ne beilpieaoit llsbsrl6psinuns bisfee 9rc'
mes beDorttebs.
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Xetste JS0ctrici1t.

sae Yerfcn noe d)s rpiiTsn bas lis fbutois flnb
an Ibomas NJ. O'Srien, lino sriubt ans
surufn uno atSaistteIn "obns 8sr;us," ba bic
Sabsr beifimmt snsm 8rsosnsritbtsr tbersss
ben peresn. ... ... ,t.- ...s.,
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ilntsrusbmunssseilt. - Sleu Oorter 8lat.
tsr msleen, paB sin SnOultriritter aus jsnsr
Staot naeb pbilatslpbia ssaanssn fsi, Tim
oa1sItt sin sroBss Sulpslsn gtabliGtmsnt ~
srtfnsm Ssn Capital tcItsbt aus einsn,
SreheiIen unb elmer Slenelaterne!
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9YQiIencDurt 9SerfQuf.

3ufstss elmer 1sroronuns Der Baifeneourt
BON 8erts gauntp,lp auf 6ffentIeberSels
rue pertauft wsrosn, auf Samltas ben 7ten
Sebruar 1916, am 6tfentliebsn 5auls bon
pstw @bwsissr (pfua wirtbsbaus) in
@obsicn saunietp, Serfs gauNtp, sas js.
ner seiptne
9beil ooer Stlf Sol3-0ano, asgsss ass,
selesen in &obeion Saunibip, in sas sesss
erlastsm ganntp, sren3sno al $ano xz.Aae,s
bon 5amse Searlet unb ber grten bee Ver.
forbsnen Scbn @earlst sntbalteno fieben
uno pier3i9 uefer msbr oosr penis ser.-
ssethln pas ei9entbum oee psrltcrtensn Sa;
cob Drummer.
Scr Ssrtauf bssinnt um l ltbr S1aebmits
tags, mann aebhbrenpe Iuf,partuna sesstsn
nnb Die Ssrfanfes8eoinsunsen tsfannt ss'
maebt perbsn foasn pureb
Hpan Epans, Sruffie.
Surb DIE eoart-3ab. :. n1aurer, Sbr.
sSanuar 20. '3m.
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Cine plattformsoSaa9e.

eias srOss .&tattfarws IS q se, bs<
,pate nab asr, auf ces aan pan 25 >HfuNc bic
S sa,nysn Dtsssn eanr, ifs wablsil gum 1sss
eauf bel esta lIntssfbrisbsnsn.
Srieorsd, galer, Sissssausr.
Geaoingr SanWar 27. SW.
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aae psrfonen bic fib fbulois ,uinen an o.,
Srien uno Rai9uel, ,pollen ssfdliaif anrus
fen uno abisttsln, obne rpeitsre Habribt.
Nsabin9, Sanuar l3.