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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-21

original subscription price willnot reimburse
us for the money which we must spend on
the work this session--which promises1to bo
so long and so full of business without fixing
period after which the price may be raised.
.mt riA BLAIR. d. RlVES.
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TIE DEMooRATic CONVENTION AT Harris
BuRc.--A ielcgraphic dispatch from Harris
burg to The Philadelphia Bulletin of yester.
day, snys that ao' a7t. siw
A resolution was adopted las, night setting
forth that Gen. Cass was an exalted patriot
aud statesman: and while the Convention ex-
press their convictions that the democracy of
Pennsylvania decidedly prefer their ownJames
Buchanan TO any other candidate, they pro- :
claim TO the world that the choice Of the
Baltimore Convention, when fairly made, ,shall
be theirs. se Hd .ayd %
The tariff of lS4s, was highly landed in
resolution. Delegates are instructodto vote
against the two thirds rule The Convention
adjourned, amid the utmost confusion Reah
Frazer, Lowry and Wlmot, carried the day.
A resolution was offered, giving authority to
the Stale Central Committee 10 fill vacancies,
VIII ch was rejected; and each delegate has
the power of choosing h own substitute
PENNSYLVANIA. Democratic State Coa-
rention.--The Pennsylvania Democratic
State Convention for the nomination of u
candidate for canal commissioner, and de-
mocralic electoral ticket and for The appor-
tionment Of delegates to the National
Convention at Baltimore, assembled in Har-
risburg on Saturday last at 10 o'clock. One
bundled and thirty-threc delegates Che full
|number) were in attendance,
Hon. Charles Fraily, Of Schnlkill county,
was chosen president, with fifteen vice pres
iden's and eight secretaries, t,s.
The following nominations wss made;
Mr. Jones nominated James Buchanan.
Mr.. Johnston g 81 GIN, Dallas,
Mr. Lowry Martin Van Buren,.
The Convention then proceeded TO vote
for a candidate for the presidency; and the
roll being called over, il appeared that
Jam es Buchanan received "a votes.
George M. Dallas !" 81
"a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-21

ToLEDo CHARTER ELEcrioN-We learn from.
the Toledo Blade that the charter electon in To-
sledo was held on Monday the 9th inst.s Judge
Porter, Democrat, was elected Mayor and the
Democrats elected eight Councilmen to the
Whigslfour, and the wings elected the Treusnrer
and Marshal
We rather think that thislooks as ifthe Judges
ecent course in the Legislature was sustained
at home. aa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-21

TVIW - M TI7 -I7AlLN n IIIJIL .IITIW WTlI-TN
ID In aniarlicle in fayoripf direct taxation,
the Brown County Standard gives the fol-
lowing genuine democratic sentiment, in re-
plyto the assertion that ''lhel effects Of a
ltariGaro moi 50 visible as those ofa direct
ltaxs" yaigoi9ii SO va osgad boljs9 ,, q
10 gWel have confidence in The good sense
and intelligence ofthe American people, and
lbeleyeathey have Judgement enough TO-, on
suit and obey their true interest Give them
the naked question, and with reason, and
facts as their guide, we warrant q Just decs-
iopapon,any matter IF public policy,n
A lecturer down east defines widows as
i,ssecond hand wives" Where is the brooni-
st;9klJ aili ie giillw gGMsxs iea. ssGl3ie
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-21

DEATH OF MAJoR, WEBSTER. The pat
rio,ic soneof Senator Webster Major Ed
ward Webster, of the Massachusetts voun,,
teefsL4died betweenihe 20th and 25th ulti-
mo, at San Angel, about eight miles from
Jt,le city of Mexico, of the typhoid fever. B
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22
STATE OF VERMONT
PROCLA NJ A T ! O n

To that Kind Being who gave us ilc. a..
who has drowcd the pathway Of our ,v
is,cnce with uunumbcrcd blessings. W,
arc bound hy obligations of gratitude ''a'
commend themselves to our conscience
and 10 the reason that Con has given IL.
But we have occasion TO lamont that
have 80 often appropriated the bountlc.
or Heaven, without acknowledging III.
GtNfR--so often received aud enjoyed
the good We, failed to be grateful to
Il,u from whom It came. 1t lccon.
u. then. to ,f,r, ior the past, the sacu
G.c OF broken and couititc heart a'.
,o seek Divine assistance for the future
that We may live moro IN acc'rdau,.
with those high and sacred Obligations
under which we are laid.
do therefore appoint Fanny, Tur 5rr
rtY or NrulL NINr, to be observed L.
the people Of this state, a. day Of Pm.
Lie III NiilAtIoN, TAsrtNG and IENIr
LAYING aside all pursuits unsuitod t. .
day designed for such n purpose let 10,
meet ia our places Of public worship AMI
r,ycrcutly bow ourselves before the NoN
High humlly conics,ing our counll,>
sins aud imploriug their forgiveness thr.
the Sailors atoriuc blood And 1T o.,
-upplcatc aid from Him in whom all lu'
ness dwclls. that. for time to come, We M,
rvndcr. for the iavor. bcstown on rs, th'
homage Of hearts more grateful, and a set
wee more devoted aud cutrc
Impressed with sense Of our dependence
upon Divine Favor to give success to all our
undertaking., let US pray that the smiles o'
Heaven may rest upon the labor Of our
hands for the coming year; that the seed,
which shall be cast into the earth may grow
into an abundant harvest, to reward the Ia
horcr for hi, toll aud save our people from
the dcsola,ons Of famine.
Let us bc>ccch Him at whose hiddn.,
diseases come and 90 that we may be say
ed from wasting sickness, aud especially
that the dcsol,tmg disease which has rc
Gently renewed its rpyagcs on the Eastern
Continent, may not bc permitted to revisit
these Western shores
And recognizing the declaration of Nacr
Wit that except the Lord keep the eft.
the .watchman wakcth but in vain, A. cor-
tanning truth as applicable to all the IN
tcrcsts aud concerns Of men, let us CON
mend to the protecting care of Heaven all
our cherished aud precious interests Nhyth-
cr pertaining to this lie, or to that which
is to come.
Gircn andcr mghani at Eno>burgh
this tourtrc7h dag of Narch, in H.,
pcGr Of Dur Lord one thousand cra't
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22

n The New Orleans Dnlm a paper o I
democratic tendencies says Of the conlro.
vorsy between Scott and Worth
II here is no grand jury IN the country
that would not ,,norc, wi,hou, minutes
considerations the charges OF Gen. Worth
against his commando n-chicf there IS
none TINT would not fad a true bll of con-
temp AMI distcspcct towards his comman,
ding Officer by Brcvc MJ>r Gencrol
Worth, N the conduct and letters rrlctci
T.,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22

stronger party Of them all. rally under the
nsmc Of Republicans Which Of all these
interests are likely to succeed in The pres
cnt ,urmoil. is more than any ono can PRO
dirt
r-a-Siuc, the above wasin typo We have
received further particulars of the proceed
ing, OF the Partisan population above 'lIu-
dci t., and vhich will be found in another
column
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22

\ WING NIcroRy ~ nrTRoIr The
Wings OF Dtrou have carrcl their cry
erection lrumphlniy. Thcy have ma
lruly IN every ward but one The Wing
m'iluty IN The cay IS lOi Last fall, the
Loco Foco MAJ was 23S, making II
gan OF 3i2 tor the Wings This result
does not speak well for the popularity Of
Me- Cas-.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22
HORACE EATON
BY THE GOVERNOR.
FREDERICK BILLINGS. Sec.

h~D The last Green Mountain Freeman
contains a rabil auti,tarf aud free ira lc
article, just such as Bob Walker aud the
Slayocrats would like to sec published wccI.
y in every paper in New England i i.
certainly odd to sec the extreme upholdar,
Of Slavery at the North, standing ON com
mon ground. For more than twenty years
the SNcocracy have regarded Tariff, rs
the most abomlnabIc Of all thing, build
ing up the North at the expense Of The
South. If they were right. they new aly i,
Of course wrong We certainly would not
presume so far as to say that he means to
sustain slave labor against free labor j 2
JjatchmdH.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22
forriga NwN
foFttxN NNN
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
REVOLUTION N FRINGE.
Louis Philippe Dethroncd and
a Republic Proposed.


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'..r.' Utre. -. e. .r 'rs g,l o' ~
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$500.
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600 900 '''' i~a.' 't'."'rr ~s' r"onp' -
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22

~ ~ N4f F| flf enN NNNNffN " -
vhai lilac ,a., catpc ~, -,.r~b.d ,r
.trttAsr b dry 49, ti,-t., arms and
sang tie N4r~D.Is. ~ r,,, general rle-u,
WLca ra,,.ar brnnT. ,,isv-,,i tho,
--,, ,hr,. cheer, i.- ,,,.-u. and tl,a ~ ..
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Wy WV lI'
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it4a. up 90 o., btIrt The, No.. then
brought T. a,fsrI ell. ,.i thor r.trl..r
,.,. e,..,,As. I'm. eU,.J ,l. ,I.I.
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" 81 ''' -...'' 'l 'A''', at W,
i-' '.Ai e 1' i' Ut'. iafa'ci . o'H
drove = r'utld,raHl, potion back g. tho
bNJr. ar.ls ~ ND, ifs r,.t u,fc driven into
Champs IA.,c. aru th,r.. duvnt N, r..
EtraT Jf,vi. q. r'arr Us. cleared i1
ts.. finn, ., .,.1,, D.. ,,,.,,,,j -, ,'.
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ivy
30 ''' '''"' .'." "'' 'H''' - ''' ''' W.
u.'"i h'i,' "HI unnecessary h'An',APl AZ.
oil O. ~ about o. u''h great luuaut, arI
even COO .H'a'' Do r''i. ~ ihc crowd
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''' "."' ..- .''r'.I a'l ann ia arm la"
'"4r N1u""ai hu1rt' at tl,lr head armed
NTH tt,iI .aLt.. H. d., Place dc ia Mad
alamo au 4.i,up. va. mad. b, the troop,
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22

STAGE AccIrtNr The stage from TIM
town north via WnIpolc was overturned ,u
Thursday evening last abou, two mil stLn
side Of WaluoIc, aud two Of the pa.sru
gers outside aud a lady inside were cons.I.
crably injured One Of them, MIR CLARK
OF Iiumouth VI. had III, leg broken below
the knee, and another, hip was injured
The lady escaped with some severe coulu,
si'us.--THrrc were II passengers, inside
aud out, besides the driver The acc.-
dent occurred at place, Wc hear where
the road was not very narrow aud in bad
condition kccuc sentinel
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-22
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
To, The week ending Noolly, March
l"It 1915
Al Nlrsa-lpoo Beef CaMa -ug
sau'trrr -lhr remainder Eastern and N,..
fors Sm.c) so Cows ana Cslg,, MI
900 Sheppard 7m0.
BE-. CaHI'-pur,, yH Keep ue .a
p"Hy tsh marx Tbere hav, l',o ,.
,'''' o.con''q1'ncr below g.. and .t. r.r.
k' aT'u2'' rom that figure Up 10 80 r,-
c" A1I1. 1jo head remain oy.f.n.s'..
'"' ani Calves -SiIrs o. RON = .l..
so so 30 oqaahy All sold
ra''' and i1mbs-The mako ar
"'." vas s'm''hll better supplied Al.
'e.- OF rom tzl0a $4,000 o. so.
h'y- Selling o. from 49, 175- -.-
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gtdbe pobnte, ober felt ibrer Serbeira=
tbun9, ouf Elm mebrcre Meilen entferns
tes Dorf 9esc9en mar. 6ier oerlleb er
Sberelen. naeboem ct ibr oas' feierllbe
8erlpre6en abeenomrnen, oaB iie am ga:
&c Dor Dem gintritte in ibr obt6ebnte5
Sabr NIT ibm 5urifffebrcn pollte. pSa-
ter" ia9te iie nit feubten Nu9en - ,,ib
babe oitb ME 9ctdultbt. Wenn ib nod>
lebe, febre ib 6uriif obcr LAP Oib's
nibt 81 tief ibmer5en, menu nein 6ers
our6 furdtcrliben n9ampf breeDen iollte. F"
Ser olte 6uiar ,pilbte cine GbrGne meg,
Die feline norbenpolle, uno bon oct Sonne
perbrannte Wan9e berobfoB, umarmte
fein &ino, uno itbieo.
[ScbluB fclat1
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sSener nnb syenerlGrm. 9(m 9ienS.

tag &bsnb wurben Die Semobner bon &saen9
ourb Seusrldrm erltbrsft. Sn bsm neusn
5crtsl pe6 (orn. Sarto mar burdb ir0eno ensn
uns unbefanntsn 3ufal Seusr aus9stredbsn,
mas ober 9el6ibt muroe ebe frsmoe 6iIfs fam
Nm Mittmcb 9sacbmittoe sri1oa wisosr
Der Nuf Ssusr in Den Gtra6sn, absr fir bisss
mai mar s6 fsin blossr Qdrm. Gin Stal ODER
Shcppsn bintsr csm QEpbnbouls BON Sol. 8.
WS0sr, an Der @ienbabn, mar, wobrIbsinib
eurb Sunfsn bon elmer 0Ofomctips, in Sronb
9eratbsn tno AUDI balo sjn9sdihsrt. 9a es
am Sage wor, fp famsn Die Sprissn balo sur
Stetls unc psrbnpsrtsn pas msitsre Sortlbres
ten bes Seusrs.
SSn Der Nabt pom Otittmpb auf 9cnnsrSs
tag batten eni9s rudloIe Suben bbt an ss
nem Shrtnerfbcp, nibt weit pon Der lsstsn
Sranoifatte, Ssucr an9Cmadt, bo6 unfsblbar
9efdbrIjb 9emorcen mare, menn man IS nibt
eltt9 entoeft bate.
lin llbr am SCnnta9 Rabmitta9e erlboll
lpieter Der &uf 8suer. Sn sinsm Iointsr9s>
bduoe Dinrr Der QSObnun9 bs5 Sorn. &lapp,
In Der Horc 3ten Srost mar cine Srsttsrs
wanb eurb sinsn iberbsieten &oblsnofsn in
Sranb 9eratben, bob murbe baS Seusr burtb
fbnele S3ilfs talo 9sl6ibt.
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cls BON Sas um stwa $500 lbsrifsiasn, unb
Ban Suren's sanv Stimme wirb nidt nett
BON 100000 fsn. Gen. Saplor in ben nod,
tsbsnesn flint @auntss stwas msnissr als bic
pole 9Bbl9s srlaubsnb, wiro feline eane
Sc Stimme auf etpa 215,000 unb gas feline
nuf 1Os,562 ifsigsn. 9isS mirb Saplor cine
Msbrbsit BON $4,000 Gtiminen ilber feinen
bobifsn @s9nsr, Ban Sursn, lal1en. 1su
0orf bat moblastban.
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SDttt NMsl0nDe.

Ssehs Gage fpatere Slmisfsiten BON euro,
pa, init rem Oamph6ife Ncaoia.
Osfr ei d. Wdbreno Der aan,sn 1Dos
ete 1T r'e slnfmerfIamtsit Won aana europa
nah Der 5auptitaot Osltreihs seridtet gene.
fen, ilno bic gum lesten 4ussntifs 1T aot
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SSSicbtia, ppn Gnrppa. =

Cambria, Hle am 25. IN Oteu Ocrf anfam.
1Bisn 1T Nab Stdsi9cr SeIaacrnns bon
orn faiierlihen 3ruprsn am 80. October CT:
ebert audi bic ltnsarm. ole rsn I9isnern j.,
6hlft ;ieben wclltsn, purren BON Den Safer.
licttn 5urifaeIdtlascn. Die nabsrsn Gin
3clbeiten mhdrn mir bis nacRlte Woete Der:
fhieten.
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Ser ,tdtbife Spmaree.-9sr ndbf

Ser ndtbife Spmgree.-9sr ndbfs
Scn9rsB miro nit bsm nsusn Yrsfiosntsn poIis
tiit Seib9siinnt fsin, oaS bsst Die wbisS
pereen ,psn9ifsns i'm 6aufe cine entibisbsns
Wsbrbet babsn. 9cn Den bis jest srmdbtsn
Nsprsfsntanten fno IA 9Sb9S unb SD Qofcs
fcfc6. SIN 9s9enwdtti9sn gon9rss bsifsbt Die
&eprsisntnticn bon osnielbsn Staatsn aus 63
Gbi9s uno 60 qOfOfcfoS. Bon ben 81 @cns
9rsssMt9li bon Neu Vcrf boben bsi Der
nsuten Q8abI bic QSbi9s 80, Die Qofo5 l unb
Die Ban Sursniten l 9ewdbtt. Sn Neibisan
babsn Die Nbi95 Elm Ott9liso 9emonnsn.
Der politibe Stano oes @snats if nod
nibt Su ermittsln, oa ncb msbrs Sanfanyn
lino, Die eurb Die @eisB9sbun9en Der bstrsfsns
Den Stoatsn ous9efilt msroen mii1tn. 3msi
baron, ndmlib in psnniplponisn unb Slorjoa,
msrbsn Die 0Ebi9s bsieesn.
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Der Ntberalr aseobartter.
TeaSina, bem %. S,ppe,n6. 1913.

f. w. CARR, Epans' Building, Third
street, opposite the Philadelphia Exchange, is
our authorized Agent, for receiving advertisenl-
ents and subscriptons to this paper.
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0E3-9e 9ireftorsn bs8 nsusn @aurtp @ss
fdn9nines wsrbsn ftb am ndbifsn 9onnsrifas
&c periomncln, um snsn Snipsftcr, ensn Gsrs
waltsr unb cine 9srmoltsrin fir paiTstbs su
ipdblsn.
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Wcrin lis9t si9entlib Der @runo sur Srsuoe
lbsr ben tsi Der lsstsn 0Eab srrunsnsnSisS? !?
gtidT oarin, bas sins Yartis Mdnnsr aus Den
&emtsrn unb cine anbsrs Yartie binen fommt.
gtidt BARN, bas Der @rtra9 pom Asnfern Su
Srsunesn ifatt ;u politifbsn Seinssn sebt.-
Die wabrs uriate sur Suuee iif,pas man ans
bere Wosre9eln ;ur &sesrun9 ess eanoes ans
meneen mirb, in anbern QGcrtsn Der lSebtel
Der &ssisrunsssY Oeisrwsbisl bat Bee
fonoeren @inf1us ouf bic @sibdfts. Oils bic
Sonifiiution forinrt nures, BADEN Die nfrblis
ben unb mittlersn Staatsn Den fublibsn 8sl
psripili9t in Setrsff Der Stlapsrsi. On bieien
Tsrpllli9unsen balten fif Die Sreunbs bsr@ons
iftutca in jenen Staatsn nod immer, penn
lis absr eriubt msrosn Elm pcliti1ss 8srfabs
rem iu unterifi6sn, mas bas Gebist Der Sfla>
psrsl erpeitern uno bs all bic llfer tss ifilen
WesrsS ausrebnsn wIrbs, untr bsm Sbuss
Der 56osraIeMe9isrun9, 70 fa9sn lis nsn. es
1T cine llriahs sur Srsups paf bas @sbist Der
Sflarsrei nbt srwsitcrt msrbsn mirb.
Nas Die @sitbdft6s SntereiIsn bs5 QanbeS be-
trlTt untsr unfsrn rsputlifanifbsn Snfitutios
nsn, 9eben 2tas Dor "oaS 9r6sts QUITE fir bic
9robts Waff" ;u bsf6rbsrn. Da6 Golf fbent
81 osnfsn, eas Die YoIitif Der &seisrune aub
oaDin ifrtbsn fclIte "paS Ssifs fir bic er6bts
3abI" BON uniern sissnen Shresrn ~ tbun.-
ee bat idb ceutIid srmisfsn, ba6 es pas Strss
ben unierer @smaItbabsr mar, "ba6 Seifs fir
bic 9ro6te 2tnsaN bon @urcpdern" ;u tbun, in
Noriu9 fir unfsre ei9snsn Burger. @s bat
nit elmer unSwsiosut9sn Stimms 9sia9t, mir
ipousn nbt ldn9er cine &s9ierun9 puoenpsl>
be Den 8leb, osn Gsibtbum unb bic lSobls
fabrt nnosrsr gdnber msbr te9tinlfiat ols Die
unsrsS sl9enen qanbes. Q6ir mtssn nun err
martsn uno ,peresn lbsr balb isbsn oosMass
rs9sln an9encmmen msroen, nslbe llntsrneDs
mun9SIulf unb SIsis aufmuntsrn, Die 6cff<
nun9 beleben ben @rsbit uno 1Grblifano ws.
Der bsrifsaen. 9is6 1T sbenfaas Elm @runb
gum Srobfsin.
I'm elsts Ntabrt9eIn DsrYorjubrin9en, BADEN
mir pom SbIubifsnsStaats srOst 8sronts
mcrtIibfeit. Gin Wnbrprsisntant pom bislcm
Staate CAB, ais prIoirsnesr Ssamtsr bsb
Ssnat5 Der Ser. Staotsn, bic sntlbebenps
Stlmns, trcs bs6 Seibluifss Der @sfesaebuna,
Die aus elmer Msbrbsit fsiner pclitiI. Nrsunoe
bsifane, mas uniern Sleis in Den Staub ertids
te. Der mcralibe @in1us Der Iesten gtims
me in psnniplpanisn auf bic suftinft9e Yoltif
Der Ne9'srun9, foats iibsrjeu9sno fsin. Die
polfsrun9 osS Staots, feline 53iIf5qusasn pon
Soblen uno @ifn, feline innsrsn 8srbsfkruns
gen unb Der dbt rspubljfanifbs @Daraftsr fsis
nsr Slirser wsrbsn feline Stimms i'm Notbe
Der Nation b6rbar MAIDEN.
Nae bss Suiammsn9snOmm BADEN mir aes
mib llriad)e frtbIb Su fsin, bsnn i'm SAL eis
mes onbsrsn &eiuItats6, ndmIib Der @rtpdbz
lung BON SaB unb Sutsr, pofir uns bsroin1z
mel 9ludliherwsiis bswabrts. bdtten mir nur
cine ScrtfsBun9 Der YoIfsNpminiiiraticn obsr
niht bic annobms jsner Wasrs9sln srwartsn
fInnen, bic fir baS Mobl osS Qanbe5 70 n6tba
Iinb.
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Ole UsDrbelt unisres Ganolooten fur Yrss
iiosnt, in Der 8clfsltimm, lit bsosutsno unb
wire bon Sabfunsi9en auf 100000 Gtihlen
9eibdst. Bon fcl9sncen Staatsn lino Wsbrs
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Ser 9yrefIbentem=SEsabltaa.-

&Jer TSre1tpeiItciI=S&SnDI DIfn9- --Vou'
prnos SoDnltOn bat cine Yrcfomation erlofs
fen, mcrin ct Die 9Ebi9:grmdbler bon ibrsr @r.
pdbIun9 benabribt9t no fs oufOrbsrt Iib
auf Den erlrsn Wittlucb i'm 9seembsr am Siss
Der Me9erun9 lin 5arriSbur9) sinjufnoen,um
bann uno pafslbit fir Yufpent unb @esspres
lbent Su lfmmsn.
@sn. Saplor mar am 9onnsrffa9S ben "a.
Hcpsmbsr, GA Sabr alt.
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Ne,tnfDloa,,ien, - Infer Staat miro
9smobnlb Der uSblusttsin" Der Union Qe,
nannt une bat bel Der lsetsn @aDl bemielen,
oos CT eiefss 0amsns mircis III. @r aab ben
au6ihIa9 bsi Der 9BabI fir Yrs1ibsnt, csnn
cbne feline 26 @rwdblerfimmsn mtroe Soplor
nibt Yrsiitent isin. 9ennlplpanisn BAT lest
pier 9crsd9e rcr fsinsn Sbmsisr:Staatsn,
ndmlib bic 9rt6te Sbulb, bic 9r6ste eeutlbs
Ssv6Iteruna, bic msiitsn &cblsns unb @ifsn.
psrfs uno ben 9robtsn pclitiiben msbIsl felt
bsm lestsn Sabre.
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Ser Spmsrcf psriammsIt lib am ndb'
fen Wontase in Der Stact Baibi9tcn.
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Setnricb Slap 1T ibcn felt sini9sn96Os
den franf, 70 eas Die 2tsrjte ibm psrbokn am
Rablto9s lein Simmer 81 psrIofTcn. Gr eoils
tc babrr nbt fir SaDIor itimmsn porous bic
2cfcfcfcs itllessn oa6 sr fsin Srsuno oss @ss
nsraIs fsi. 9tab ben lsetsn Rabribtsn war
pr. Slap fart ouf Der SslIrruna.
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Morris Qonaifretb, Der 9sweisns @oupsrs
n6rss@anbibot Der Qofofpfcs unb jssias @anal
Srmmil1cner, leest felt eini9sn QScden an
elmer 9sfdbrIben Srantbsjt uno man bate in
porlseter 9Sodbe baS Gerlitt psrbrsitst, bas er
9effcrbsn fej, ,uas iib absr nitbt betdt9ts. octb
foil fsin @eiunbDsitss3uitan INNER nctb isbr
fr'tfb fein 70 eas man an isinsm auffpm.
men snefslt.
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3Bir iinb snblib i'm Stanes uniern qeIsrn
beuts ben amtIibsn Ssrbt BON osr Yrsitosns
mabI in psnnfpIpanisn pOr;uls9sn, unbe tsnio
Ssritbts BON allen Staatsn Der lnicn,bie sipar
n'tbt ale amtlib iint, absr ron osm wrflicbsn
Nsiultate nenis parirsn psrbsn:
Serlht Don oer @ouoernDrsz unO
YrelIcenten u abl in Yennlplpanlen.