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cares oppressed their
spirits. But all was peace and love
aud JOY, and so might they have con-
iinued had they been obedlent 10 the
divine mandate, and not eaten of the
interdicted fruit. Man was created
just and good. He had all the pow
ers and facilities necessary for perfect
obedience.
Sufficient 10 have stood, though free 10
fall,
Such were created all the eternal powers,
And spirits, both of them who stood and
them who fali'n;
Freely they stood who stood, and fell who
fell,
Not free, what proof could they have giv'n
sincere
Of true allegiance; constant faith and love.
Those stars shone upon the unhap-
py exiles when they were banished
from Paradise.
Theirs was an untrod path. Sad
and pensive was their walk, Eve turn,
ed to take fare we'll look of the gar.
den, when she espied the flaming
sword, placed there to guard the tree
of life; she tainted in the arms Of her
husband who prevented her from fall
ling.
The western wind famed her pale
cheek, and brought her TO conscious
ness. She turned her eye upon her
husband with look Of sadness yet of
deep affection and said-Oh, my hus-
band, how kind art thou to her who
has ruined thee! who was given to
thee as an he'pmeet, should have
resisted temptation and and have
strengthened thy virtue; but | listened
to the voice of the tempter and fell,
and then, ] persuaded thee TO become
partner in my sin, and now we are
ruined. Never shall we again behold
that beautiful Paradise with all its
fruits and flowers, or breathe that ball
my air which was so refreshing. And
what is most to be lamented, we have
lost our intercourse with Hm who
was the source of all our enjoyments
and made US "rlch in the happiness
of living" HIS voice we shall never
again hear: driven from every thing
Iovely-the earth cursed -to and
sorrow and our Inheritance. She was
overcome BY the rush of recollection,
aud tears flowed copiously from her
eyes. Adam was also deeply affected
but he made an effort to speak words
Of consolation TO his spouse. Say not
(said he) that we are bereft ofall com
forl.--The very toll though pronoun
ced "a curse will in our imperfect state
be the greatest of blessings. 1t will
strengthen our limbs and impart vigor
to our minds. We will select a choice
plat where we will have fruits and
flowers. Together will we study the
book Of nature. We shall, not audi"
bly, again hear His voice, bat we will
"look through nature up to natures
God;" each leaf will have to Us "a
tongue, and each Grill a voice" that
will speak Of a divine hand. The
ground, though cursed, may not be al
ways sterile, we will devise means TO
dress and improve it, and make il
yield abundanlly.
Do not (said he)s'claim any pre-
eminence in guilt:" together we sin
ned and together must we be punish
ed.
But there is redemption'--" -"here is
hope" have had vision from a.
bove, and heavenly light has heamed
upon my thoughts. We shall not die;
a costly ransom is provided. One of
the highest in the court Of Heaven has
undertaken our cause. We must re-
turn to the dust, but we shall rise a.
gain purified from all sin.
Then shall we "see His face'and
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Law NOTICE.
RODT. H. BUCKNER.

q II AS resumed the practice of his pro
d. IL iesslon and willpracticc in the Court
OF Chancery held at Monticello, and the
Courts heheId at the city Of Jackson. Ad
dress, Jackson, Mi.
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W'eeaans. pon &ittannina. Irmifrcne
eauntp. pa.. am 9ten uoli3en Wonats.
I'm un9efabr spsi llbr ces Woroene Sc.
rietb feline 8obnune in Srano uno iflne
pier S0bne, wouon Der dlteite Is SABRE
alt mar. Die i'm obern StccfWsrfe idlisfen
! fanocn ibren SOD in Den 8lammen.
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Dem Neu Worf Commercial Qouertiier bat
| lib cine Anjabl Ganaoler III Der ysoctbars
liboft oss Sau's an osn @ouuerneur nit
elmer pettlon an Die &oni9ln eelpenoet.
um i'm Sale zines &rieoes Die Nabblr:
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ter De Seuie Don Der omerifanllbfn Sels
te lou iib nab oemielben Slatte fur el
nen olei6en 3.paef an Den Sonoreb 8enens
Oct baben.
Seoss 1T febr su beSweifeln. bier bat
man spinl9itens nltts oauon seb0rt.
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TGnct) Glitter.

D'Srien uno Kai9uel ltno jult BON Dbi'
laoslpbia 3ur0fsetebrt uno nun am grtfnen
bon
81 Gtif gaitmir be goes, bon 3l4 Bis IS.
40 %. gaGm!rsMsps 30. s73 bis ga
60 DO. Wlcule be $aine, DO. lS4 bic 81
81 %. 4Ipaca $nstre, DO. % bis So
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fran,6(leben umo snsliIben merlno's, se'
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lAlebte uno Iebattirte 9ibsts; Dlonie oe lain,
Seipen, Ca Itmir, saslioni, uno alle Sortsn
Sanep. Sbawls, franj6ab aearbsitets &rd'
aen unb gpasrettsn; @siosns 8eIpsts, 5rtit
uno gaItmir 9insbame; @eipsns Sslpct
@ebarptn; fran5dflfbe Sic' c'5ancltube &c. &c,
ncau bic 4ufmertiameeit Der 0amsn srtctcn
miro am Stobr 3ur Golocnen Ku9el.
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M . Sui ue
Sr i fen= 6 % n, D padnfe.

Sie @tcfbalter Der W1obrsbiQe 8rh6ens
0sieli6aft werpsn birrmit benahriebtist. baB
cine wabI am ttfentliebsn 6auIe bon Sobn
s. Wobr in mobrspile, tattfinosn miro.
auf Dicnitas psn IS. Sanuar 1916, um llbr
Nahmittaae, nm pureb Stimm5sttel snen
prsGosnten, feds Ssrpaltsr II. einen Sdbas.
msilter Su wdblsn. 4nf Orosr psr Soarb osr
Sermaltsr - rOm. 11enSel Shasmsittsr.
81. 3. Ille psricne9, wslebe einsn gon'
trait fir ben Ssbraneb Der Brhfs fir oas he
sinnenoe Sabr sn batsn whnibsM llno srs
luebt lteb auf Olittwccb ben 14ten Sanuar
1916, 5rpiitbsn cen Stnnben BON 10 !tbr
mcracns bis 4 llbr Slahmittass, fit ben
3psf am ttfsutlihtn 6auie BON Sobn g.
Wcbr sin5nfinoen, neil naeb jsnsm Sass tsn
ne gontratte msbr ansrnommen tperpsn.
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Sefentlicbe Uacbrtht

Bro bisrmit ssssben, caB Die llntsr5sietne
ten, Commit |tonsrs Der gauntp Ssrfs, bsrsit
fein perpen gontraete init Iolhsn perlonen
bic ssncist isin m6sen Die psr'
Itlebensn Srldsn bsim Sabr 81 alftrsn, al
ibrer Nmtsfubs, tdsliet pom erfen Wlontaae
i'm nabiten Sanuar unp wabrcnp ben 3tpci
folsenoen wohen. 1ae ScIbs, Die ss Usr.
Iaumen pber {ttb psissrn fur fclhen 3wef
bei3upobnsu, ,psrosa Don siniSem eontratt
ausSsI6loGsn.
Sobn 9barman
8rieorib Yrins, }ecmmfiicnsrs.
Midasl @sbrp,
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&inber1piello6en &6rbe &C.

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Icrtemsnt Waarsn oirstt BON europa srbaIs
ten, Die CT i'm Src6sn uno SIsinsn mcblfeis
Ter perfaufn tann ais cieIe 4rtitsl in pbi.
lapelpbia 3u babsn Ino. Ssionpsrs Ib6n
uno poblfsi 0no bic Kinoerfpielfaben,
bsifsDsnb gum She'll aus ScIssnosn, namIib;
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&" Sausrsien DO.
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L" Whnaserien [Sbsrftau,]
" 2bier9drten m. &c.
gben fats, o(le 2(rten RGrbe, ais:
SdnepsR6rbS
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airtsn Satritanten in 9sutftlane fs!blf tln8ss
fault
0fmiifalifcbe sSnffrmmeate
a0er 9(rr, pcbfsilsr als CT ils friber perfaufts.
NSufff, nsus, fir panos, Slbtsn unb
8iolinsn.
Iafdbenubren uno @atsrialisn fir So.
fbsnubrsnmaber.
arcor0eons NIT 6, unb 10 Slapptn.
Terner cine Wsnee antsrr @rtifsl msItt
~ pislfilti9 1T bier sinssIn bsnannt ~ tpsrbtn.
gr empfsbIt itd ttm assbrtsn Yublifum be
ifsns fir ssnsistsn Sufprub.
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Slijab Sebert.

Hebtsen~aIt, (Attorney at Law
tenaetri6tiat Isins Srsnnee frIbTsn gIien'
ten unp cas putIitnm itberbaupt, baB ct fei'
ne unsstbsilte Aufmerfiamteit oer praftis
Der Ssfsss piomsn ,piro.--Seine 4mtsftubs
1T in Der SrontsSute ieinss 3Dobnbaufss,
SO. so an Der @Ipieite Der psnnttra6s,
cine tlslns Strefe untcrbaIb Der giIenbabn.
Neaoin9, Dec. l6. 1S45. 8m.
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DIM %. Sec, in wpmslspprf Srau gas
tbarina 9anpsriliee, et,pa 20 Sabre aIt.
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am ST. Dec, in Waratannp 3auniebip,
am 9eblasfub, Saeob SlsbI, lsn., 63 Sabr,
5 Dlonat uno 25 Sage alt.
-am 4. San, in Wlaratawnp, OaUip Is
cam, S6bntbsn yon epbralm 0slans, 10
Wlcnate uno e Gage alt.
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Serbeiratbct.

-purb Den gbr,p. 6rn. 3. W1lAsr, am 4.
San., 5srr 5cnri6 Sung nit Srau Olarla
Wasoalsna Sab, bsipe BON 0cacina.
-curb Den ebrw. 6rn eIijab Oliller, am
"a. Osesmber 5srr Sso, Oloper nit Wnb
Carolina >uila 4neona ron glIaB.
-purb Den ebrm. 6rn. milIsr, iii Slcro
O1ieplston, gumberlanc gauntp, 6srr So.
BERT 4bn, frhber bon &ustaun, nit Diff Usa
rp German, pon Stsrrsts Sap.
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Der EtberaIc 1sfobartter
Heabin9, ben Is. Sannar 1916.

Fllnisrn msrtbsn jorn. Soas9sn pom 'pbis
laoslpbia 9emofratsn' banfsn mir fir Die isiti'
SC llebsrtneuns Der @oupsrntrs sSctibaft in
bsutfbsr Sprabs.
GrSrn. Samusl SeseIp, pom Ssnat, fcwie
ben Joerren Wibael SoofTman uno Sbomas
Sobran, pom 6auie Der Meprssntantsm bans
Fen mir fir uns sussfanek Gnmplare Der @cu:
psrncrs SOtfdaft in esutfbsr unb en9Iibsr
Sprafe.
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&ette SSacbricbt.

9(ae psrion zoe Ite wiTsn bas lis fbulbie fnb
an Tbomas NJ. D'Srien, iinc srfubt ans
iurufsn uno abjulettsln "obns Ssrju9," oa Die
Slbsr bsitimmt sinsm Srisosnsribhr titsrss,
ben iperoen.
&sabina, Sanuar 13.
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IrauriS. = Der Reu Orlsans pieapuns
faet, bas Die beutfbsn ginWanosrsr fsbr uiel ju
Ieiosn BADEN an perfbisosnsnpunften Idnss bsm
Mifftitppi, obsrtaIb Msmpbis. gu Cairo fnb
etwa Swsi Sauienb bapon jufammtn-unsliids
litbe Grmolinge, bic pcn auf Stdmms aeffcsss
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Jpurnalitfif. 9as "Golfsblatt" BON
einennati bat iIb gum Rsujabr sin nsuss
$!so ansslsst. gIsib;sitis bat IS bebsuteno
an @rtse sewcnnsn unb ift jset bas srtsts
eeutfbe Slatt in Der Union. Dies iit Elm gus
ter Ssrpsis pon benz Ssbsibsn BET beutfbsn
Sldttr i'm WeIfsn.
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3eitmns9elb eurtb Die polf smpfanasn !:
Scn 5rn. s.. 8. in W'Saptaun, D1if
lin Co., tis Den 29. Sui 1916.
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SIacbricbt. -aus psrlonsn, wslhe fbul'
big ino an Die fribsrs Sirma pOn 10. uno !,
5. Hein, finb erfubt icsIsb abjubsjablsn an
irseno Sinsu bon bsr @sisaibaft.
milliam Keim,
Jobn Sigh Heim.
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Bon unterer @sistsssbuns wire man tpdbreno
tisftm 9Sintsr ipobl nidt pisl @utsS erpartsn
fSnnsn. Die qOfofoeos babsn bic 0ssbrbsit,
fttinen absr ni9t sleibsr MsinunS nit bsm
gauptrncr su fsin.
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9tls psrionsn bic ilb ibuIoi9 wiisn an o..
Srien uno RaisueL ,pcOen asfdOiaif anru'
fen unb abiettsln, Obns wsise Rabribt.
Nsaoina, Sanuar 13.
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6eieaibaft.

10. unb Z. ). Keim, babsn De Sennss
ollie Keim NIT in ibrs @sieuibaft ssnommsn,
aI6 Smpcrtirsr uno SodneIsr in bartsn 1Saa'
rem unp werosn bic Ssfbdfte fortistyn am als
ten YlatSr untsr Der 5rwa bon
10. uno :. 5. Heim uno 60.
Sanuar 13.
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NSicbtiae Gntbeef,,maen-

SStcbft8e Snfoectiln9en-heblrn
vi fen uno 5ilber in 3erFs Gauntv.-
Der biefse "Ssffsrion 9smofrat" fast, bas CT
cine Yrobe fbcn brennsnosr antbraeitssScbtsn
srbaten babe, weIbe i'm WonceaepsSsrss, in
Amitp saunfbip, sefunesn nurSe. aSis eros
bas Eager iif ,piro nibt oabei semeIcst Gin
@srubt fast, oas AUDI Silbsrsr, in oemfsIbsn
Ssrse ssfunben mortsn fei. 9esbif bisitn bsis
ben entosdunssn fast mani sas AUDI Elm aus
sebsbatss Eager BON @ifsntrj in Der unmitteIba'
rem Nabbarfbaft fti. Gin Eager fbwar,sr
gtine, ben frsbrsnnsnbsn @ntbraeitssScblsn
ftbr dbnlb, 1T ebsnfaas auf ben Saumstauns
@ommons, nabe Der eifnbabn sefunoen wors
ben. 9Sir bcffsn balb ndbsre Nusfunft iiber
bitfs @ntosdun9sn Su erbaItn.
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t7eb cine unneration.-Rab ben lsss
ten 0abrbhn bate fb in Reu OrIsans Elm
@sribt perbrsitst bas Der Sbtb. (or. SlipsO,
Infer Seianots in Mereo,ourb feline Snitrufs
ticnen autorlTrt fsi NIT Msrieo ;u untsrbans
ssln, fir Den anfblus Der 9anSsn msrieanifbsn
&spublif an bic Ser. Staaten, Sbulbsn unb
Nass. 9Senn bas 70 fort 9sbt wiro oas bimms
Iifbs &eib [ebina] sundbif an Die &sibs fons
msn-oann pisqsibt Olo Srslanb ,e.
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Das 9noe nabe.-Sn Der Soalls, @fe bon
Srcaswap unb qispsnartitrass, Reu Yorf,fail
man jsSsn SOnntas Nadmittos uno stbeno els
ne fcneerbars @smsinfbaft psriammslt finbsn.
Marsaretba 9. Sifbop 1T bic Yrsoiserin uno
nab ibrsr eisensn @nsabe bilcsn Fe cine STRIDE
Die nab ben @runbfasen Der STRIDE in Serufa.
lem sssr'inbst 1T. lin elm Mitsliso su fein
beoarf tS bss @laubenS an 9ctt, rpie ss bic bss
lise Sbrift pOrfbrsibt; an Die @ottbsit Gbriif
unb Sas bs0fn s,uste Anfunft nabs 1T; bas sr
jest baran iif Die STRIDE 81 fammsn, wslbe lss
ben ica Die 3st su fsbsn. 9isfe &irds batirt
ibre nsusrs erifenS BON Sabre 1892 unb fie
slaubt eab bon jensr 3sit an Der propbstifbs
@eiff uno Der @sif Der Ofsnbaruns immsr NIT
ibr war. WabrIib elm ftarfsr Slaubs go
iit papa M0sr?
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@pu Der 6efetaebuua.-9ieferS

Npn Der Sefef9ebiln9.-S'e
per perfammelte fb am Issten 9ienifase bat
absr auber ben sritsn ginri6tuns nob msna
Ssibdfte psrribtt.
Sm Ssnat wureen fol9snee Seamtsn bein'
erffsn 8a0ct srwdblt:
Sprebsr-9. 9. Sbsrwoob, pom Siosa.
Sbreibtr-@. g. @ooorib.
S6rsibsr-Saeob Siselsr.
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rifsn Sage Der Sisuns einsn Ssfblus, unfers
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beffebenben Sarifs Su psrwenben. Gin dbnli,
der 8efblu6 rpurbe AUDI i'm I6aufe rinssrsibt.
Der @ouu.rncr iberfanote am 9onnsrifas.
benz 5aufe tsnabe Elm balbes Dussnb 8etos,
auf Bills bic pabrenb ber lststsn Sitjuna paf.
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bsribtst, mcpon ct unfsrn qeitrn mob bsfannt
lsin mire. @us psm Ssusniif ssbt krpproas
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tiet unp ipdt AM Srsitas Rabmttas puros
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tistli6sn Sbdssrsi," [t1Ianflausbtcr.]
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sabs, fcmcbl fir England als fir bic Ser. ct.
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;u BafIsr $4,000 Wsilsn, wsil Die Stife baS
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anfieoluns i'm Orssons@stste, wiro auf unsss
fdbr 800 Nslsn 9sfbdst bod 1T su bsmsrs
fen, bas Elm 9roser She'll oss QSssss burb nil.
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nibts iu baben lit als mas man mit9sbrabt
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