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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAR0LIN
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Nay I7-ochr' Lamartine Briggs, from New York, to
Bremen Barque, Johanna Whemina, Detroit from Do,
dretch, in ballast to DeRosset & Brown
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman, from Fayetteville
Is-Steamer Henrietta, JONES' from White Hail. to We.
May l9-Schr Champion Chadwick from Shallotte to
Pigott; with naval stores.
Schr H. Hallock Pow, from New York, to J. H. Flanns-
with mdze.
schr Albion, Aman, I'm Jacksonville, N c., to J. H. Elan
Schr Ellen Randall Randall from Little River f. Master
with naval stores.
2O-steamer Chatham Allen, from Fayetteville, to J
Schr r. W. Brown, Derrckson, from, New York 70 Darn,
set & Brown; with mdze.
Br Brig Triumph, Atkinson, from New York to Adam,
Schr Ocean Bird. Howard, from Boston, to Adams Bro
Ellis Mitchell with corn.
Sehr VIM L; Springs, Wilets, from Philadelphia to
C. Worth with mdze.
u s. Mail steamer Spray Price, from SmithviIle 70
H. VanBokkelen
May n-Brs L. T. k Gh5AR G1;n 6, r.., n.,,;.
hidder 4 Martin; with l64, 900 feet lumber
Schr Vermont, Elliott, for Kennebunk, Me- by Kdderl
Martin; with lumber and timber
I8Brig Enoch Benner Pratt for West Indies by Adam.
Bro. & CO.; with lumber &c NN' y
Steamer Fanny LuttQrloh, Stedman for Fayetteville h
May lSSn 81 s Brown Freeman for Cardenas by
igL + ns cst Pest Co., with 6 lumber &c
& Co.. with lumber and rosn ~ - :" ~ ~
SOhr Edward Kidder, Tyler, for PHILADELPHIA, by
Flanner with lumber and naval stores -
Schr H. T. Russell, Edwards, for Baltimore by Russ,
Schr Charles HILL Lowry, for Portsmouth N u /,
Russell & Bro; with I34, 900 feet lumber ~
Schr. Alba, Hobart, for New York. by George Harris
with N naval "a stores cotton, &c
May l9---Schr. J. S. Wilson, Beardsley for New Yus
by J. K. Blossom with naval stores, &c.
20.-Schr. J. H. Chadbourn, wainwright for Now Yqs
by J. H Chadbourn CO.. with naval stores and cotton
EdOradO BARLOW for Vor bv( H.
with naval stores.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

NEWBERN, N. G., May 10 acon-Hams adv.---I@
Ii@l2 Eggs 10 cents y dozen Feathers 50 ~t
t5shICut Herring, old, S. % bbl. new So Irish D
q 6ushe Sweet do. 70@SO cents Lard l0ai0I olatos
b. Tar 81 Is --'' Ne' NICE b cents !
CHARLESTON, May Cotton-We ouoto a.,
to Good Ordinary 8ae9S; Low to Strict MiddU, Oo[3a
Good Mlddllng lO{@l05; Mddling Fair IOg6I0Ie agIy
Idc Rlce 55@63 Corn 81 1901 Is % busbel o. a. ran
16c egshel Peas 50 cents and 81 for black and c,r
@64 sides l0@IO4 cents % b. Salt 81 OS - SpOuHf
ses, Cuba, 2324c New Orleans, 23@34c d GALL 1u0aS
gIng and Rope-CIunny Cloth I39I34c Western R. Dag
lot cents. Whisky, western SOC. y gallon '''p0 ''9
LIVERPOOL, May 4.-Cotton-Sales TODAY If ,so,
bales, the market closing active ' Va A0VV
At Manchester business was dull
Breadstutts-Brown d Shpley's Circular Quotes, ~
market opened active and closed steady-Sales If Pill
pha and Baltimore flour at IL a 42s for new Ohio 1ao
425 White Wheat rs @ IFS. 3d., red los. 90 a liz a.
White Corn AIS. Cd. @ ASS mixed Ass '' "
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote Breadstutfs dpI
vance, which checked business. PHILADELPHIA and R.l
-four extreme price dos, without buyers White wheat @
lna!iy Us q lbs yellow Corn 49s DOm
The weather has been unseasonably dry and co,d -,
hard frost on the 3d. -N' VIII !
ProvlSlons--Richardson, Spence & Co. Ouote-Rnef b,
advancing tendency; Pork is less depressed Racop 10
proving with prospects of an active demand Lard il firm
Produce-Tallow is less active Bark is ou;et ~ o. Q,
Us ID Iron shows declining tendency Rosiu-sale. y
1000 bblS at is i'd @ Is Turpentine in limited sale "
Lo Sel MARkETS-Barings Circular quotes Amer
can Stocks inactive and the quotations UNCHANGED and
mai. Sugars are Is higher. Teas are dull
Money Market--Ihe market is easy The Bank bssrs
duced Its rates to per cent, causing speculation in c
and breadstufs. " '''~
~ TARBORO,, May l8-Turpentine- 81 50 to Al 70
% w to 81 Is per Dbl Bacon 10 to IL cts Lard 10 to
cts. Cotton to y cts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

have already made truth and veracity almos,
word and a reproach. When truth loses cast o,
any people-itis no longer considered as '1se with
and its daily and hourly violations are looka sIFue
with no concern but jeer laugh, it reap. upon
little forecast to see what will very soon be tb but
acer of that people. But, sir, come VIII. me char
shall pursue that course which sense of may,
mands OF me, While hope for the best I sb3yr De
prepared for the worst and if the worst c snail be
the worst" as it may, SHALL in commoS ZONES 10
fellow citizens bear with patience nv NV win ny
common ills They will affect me quite p as Of The
any other citizen for have but little at saEs 'e a,
so far as my public position and characer and
cerned. shall enjoy that consolation which ale al Con-
derived from precept taught me in earlv s 70 be
which shall ever cherish and treasure ME ne and
fortune betide me: whatever
''But if, on life's uncertain main
Mishap shall mar thy SAIL
If, faithful, firm and true in vain
Woe, want, and exile thou sustain.
Spend not sigh on fortune changed"
Yours most respectfully,
Col. Thomas w. Thomas, Elberton. 90 @FHENs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
IUTT.MTNcToN. n c., MONDAY, MAY ri. 1855.

KNowNorHxG CANDATEIt reported that the Ion ION
yo of the secret PqPt held in IA eoDpostion candi
date to Mr. Wnslow in this District this rumor Is cor
rect vere4 prediction made BY US some ba
ocrat One thing is certain Mr. keld doomed 70 secon
defeat in this District, go
T. SMr Reid has just announced mat ne VIII aouf0
the people of this place, Friday evening.
We ind the above in the Fayetteville Carollnlan
Just received. We have already referred to the Know
Nothing Convention, generally understood to have
been held at EiZabethtown in the beginning OF this
week. and to the failure of their atemptto get pro-
minen Democrat of that county to serve as their can
didate for Congress, in opposition to Mr.. Wnslow.-
We had not heard that they had made any nomna-
ton, but supposed that the effort would be continued
10 get some Democrat to abure his party, bow down
to Sam, and come out "independent" candi.
date-the independent candidate of oath bound po'
ltioa order failing in which, they would put for
ward Wing, OF former Wing. AT Clinton we heard
good many surmses in relation to the person 10 be
brought out in opposition to the Democratic nominee
Mr. Reds name was mentioned IN conversation, hle
weakness, as willing candidate for everything be-
ing generally understood; but it seemed to be the
general opinion that he would not be the candidate.
"Sam" received credit for larger amount OF shreWd-
ness than, from the above extract from the caro-
linian it would appear that he possesses Mr. Reds
political life has for years past been series OF efforts
after oce SO eagerly pursued to defeat their own
object. From the period of his running against Mr.
Ashe in 1849, when the county in which they both
resided gave Mr. Ashe one thousand and twenty'n1"e'
and Mr. Reid orty-Sir votes up TO last August when
after having once represented Duphn County IN the
Legislature OF the State he was beaten, on the Sec
ond trial, by Mr.. Whitfield, a plain unpretenolng
farmer, with no strength but in the peoples conn
dence. Mr.. Reid has been gradually but certainly
killing himself off and laying the foundation OF tu-
ture inevitable defeats while rendering success upon
any tack an impossbility. "Sam" Or no " Sam " to
back him, Mr. Reid is altogether too weak to carry
off the people of this district and if he persists IN
running against Mr. Winslow, is destined to still
more ignominious defeat than he sustained IN the
District in 1849 or in Dupin County last August
Certainly the bringing out of Mr.. Reid by Sam Is
bad way of redeeming his pledges OF putting down
the old politicians and bringing out new men, AS
man Mr. Read is amiable and pleasant enough but
as a politician he is completely worn out and used
up, weak and broken down.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
Col Thomas w. Thomas, Elberton 70 AFHENs

AN ENORMOUS RooM.-The largest roo,0 :.
world under single roof and unbrokep bv 0I n IN he
other distractions is at St. Petersburg Rp psS OF
is $50 feet in length and $50 feet in breadtb" and
daylight 1T is used for military displays, and BY
,ar,oG can conveniently manuvre in it In the
is warmed by sixteen prodigious stoves and ON @e1
wax tapers are required to light it properIv -O w
roof of this structure is single arch of iron b Inc
alone on which it rests weighing II, 800 nonnJs Va
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

o. The Know-Nothing papers in Raleigh. say that
James B. Shepherd of Raleigh, has been nominated
by the X. N. Convention at Louisburg, as the K. N
candidate for Congress, in the Fourth Congressional
District. Mr.. Shepherd has ranked as Democrat
and has been in the habit of recountng his services
to the Democratic party; but in our humble opinion
his greatest service has just been performed-witt
truth may it be said of him that he leaves his party
for his pary's good. Peace to his ashes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

ANOTHER WARN1NG-The N Y. Courier and En-.
cuirer tells the South in the following words how
much of national party the Know Nothlngs have
made:
"The elections in ConnectlcutIand Rhode Island
complete the entire list Of elections for members OF
Congress- in the free States. 1t sent ninety admins
traton members and ffty-one opposition. In the
next Congress the entire number OF admnlstra-
ton members elected from the free States ls--We
believe we do not err in the mputatlon--tWenty-
three the entire number of opposition members is
one hundred and sixteen. Of the administration
members, one comes from Maine, five from New
York, one from New Jersey, five from Pennsylvania,
two from Indiana, five from Illinois, from Iowa,
one from Wisconsin, and two from California. 1t
would be very difficult 10 classify the opposition with
reference to particular party distinctions. Many
were elected as Wings, many as Free Sohers, many
az Fusion men, and many as Known othlngs
But one and the character marks
them all-they anti-Nebraska to man There
was not a sine qua non. Liberal, and even lax, as
the people might be in respect to other distinctions,
they were uniformly and uncompromlsngly exact IN
respect to this. Even where the Rnow-Nothlng ee'
ment operated with the greatest power, 1t lnVaraply
acted in conformity with the antl-Nebraska senti-
ment of the people, and in case has Nebraska
Know Nothing been elected or even nominated
We would commend the above, from leading
press of the former Wing party, and now strong
advocate of " SAM" to our neighbor OF the Herald
What the New York Courier and Enquirer don't know
about "Samuesm and free-soilism, North, is hardl.
worth knowing, and it distinctly says, Even Wher
the Know Nothing element operated with the creates
power it invariably acted in conformity with the anti
Nebraska sentiment of the people, and an no case no
Nebraska Kno1v- Nothing been elected, or EVEN NoM1
MATED.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
Iron the Chronicle and Sentinel
Hon. A. H. stephens on Known othingism.

Hon. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENs.-Dsar Sir A
rumor prevails in this section to considerable ex-
tent that you will decline TO serve in the next
Congress- and the chief reason assigned is that it is
supposed large number of your political friends
have gone into the secret order called Know No.
things Many of your friends desire to know if this
rumor be true. 1t is considered an important period
in national affairs, and your retiring at this time
would be felt loss by those who have relied on
you through so many trying scenes
What are your opinions and views OF this new par
ty, called Know Nothings? Knowing your willing
ness TO give your opinions all matters OF public
concern, am induced 10 make the inquiry, and re-
quest permission to publish your reply.
Yours, truly, THoS. w. THOMAS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

o. We learn from the Concord Gazette, that Mr.
John Bradford, of Cabarrus county, was killed few
weeks ago by the falling of log from house which
he, with others, raising. The log fell on him,
bruising him awfully; several others were injured
Int NOT Seriousv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

Gs-L. OBJ. Branch, Esq, is the nominee OF the Dem
ocraSic Convention held Franklinton on the 18th
Mr. Branch was the Democratic Elector in that Dis
trct during the last Presidential electionis gen
tleman of high character and popular manners, and
an effective speaker
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

SAG NIcHTs"-This is the rather uncouth name
OF some sort of an anti KnowNothng society," gotten
up in some localities 'sout west" l. is said to have
adopted the secrecy swearing and all other bad Prac-
tices of the K Ms. the old principle of sighting
the devil with fire" To all such organizations we
are opposed. If the people can't trust each other
and themselves openly, and in the face of day with
out oaths and anahemas, they can't with them, and
the grand experiment of self-government might as
well be declared failure at once We don't like
the "Sag NIGHTS, nor any secret political societies
We don't go for any can't words, or anything else
that makes distinctions or canships between citizens
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
MARRIED,

in this town, on the 18th inst, by Rev A. Pan Pa.
NER. -l' ~ y JOY
In this town, on the 18th inst. by Rev Mr. E-,..
John b: CRAIG, to Miss VIRGINIA G. NANSsRhN'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

REPORTS CoNTRADICTED. --Messrs. C. F. Fisher, Of
Salisbury, and John F. Hoke, of Lncolnton, having
been severally spoken of likely to run on the Know
Nothing ticket III the Seventh District in opposition
to Hon Burton Craig have each for himself, deemed
ii due publicly to contradict these reports; Mr.. Fisher
some weeks since, and Mr. Hoke, over his sigma
ture in the last number of the Salisbury Banner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

CA Railroad meeting was held at Moores Creek,
in this County, on Saturday last, and very respect
able subscription made, considering the times. Il
was made conditionalY of course
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

o. The Fayetteville Carolin;an states that fifteen
to twenty persons withdrew from the X. N. Council
in that place on Monday last
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
NORTH CAROLINA.
BIaden County:
THOS. J. JONES

In this is ordered by the Court that public a
tsement, for six weeks, be made for the said Daniel MAJ
well to personally be and appear the next term Of @
House in Elizabothtown, the first Monday in Anga
next then and there to replevy tho property levied
virtue OF SAID Attachment, to wit '' On all the and
thirty feet from the stump, four hundred acres mO
ieSs) OF land in Baden County, it being part Of l
6oth bladen and Columbus Countess the fee simple T
belongs to NELL Bqie of Bladen County and also Oh w.
rights OF the said Daniel Maxwell to cut and carry away
SAID timber from that part of the said land which lies in ~
den County for and during the term of the said Ma1T
lease tneIeon which expires January lst 1852 and New
On the aforesaid land and timber trees
AND to plead to, answer and demur to the said At'S
ment, or final judgment will be rendered against him tof
sold to pay the same
Witness F. Cumming, Clerk of our sold Court at 'DS
F. F. CUMMING, c. I -.
Elizabethtown, N c.. Nav - 1875 9-6t Pr adv =,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

W The X. Ms in Mr.. Kerr's District hav,
drought out Mr.. Reade. of Person, against him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
ATTACHMENT.

} Court of Pleas and Quarter s.!
sions, May Term, A. D. 1855.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN,
BrunsVVAck Co. NAV Is, 1917

Us. AA0"0 AZ Ileu w 20
NJ HOLDEN sonal property -
IL appearing to the satisfaction of me, Justice h
Peace, in and for the County and State aforesaid @
defendant IN the above action is not nha0L AM
this Staethe said defendant is hereby notified to b ~
appear before me within thirty days from the day &
tnen ana there to plead answer repevy; otherWi''
ment Will be granted according to law. 7
JAMES II. PRTTCHEII j
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
TO OVERSEERS

TO OVERSEERS. nr
TXJANTED, married man. with a small family, ~ %sI re-
w charge of plantation One that can come gg,taHl
farming and managing negroes can get steady eMREE
by enquiring at THIS OrIas4,
May rs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25
S25 REWARD.

20 Runaway from the subscriber on the TN !, I. ID
~ his boy JACK. He is ~ years old, about ~ vs.
high weighs about $50 lbs: is quick sPoA1Tno ua:
and recently purchased in wilmington, of MI L. G h "
Said boy will probably make his way to the place
raised as he has wife in the vicinity The above e
will be paid to any one to lodge him in Wilmington
at my residence near Moores Greek Bridge. MOTT.
May lS, l855.-37-tf A. J. nv
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-22
menfte enrppdifebe @abriebten.

Das Darpfhif Baltic traf am persansenen Don't
rerfas In gfew gprf elm. Die iiberbra6ten eilrepGil6en
gta6rthten fnp ppn ~eeringent SntereIr.
apnbon, %. 9lus. Cine Sc tli6feit eisent6imli6er
9rt fanp seleri, si Saaplins-9arf bent 2anpf1se bee
Observation-Disclosures 8aifes Gurrts, ltatt. Gs ipare,,
b nenlid iamrntltde SHstere unp Splbaten Der Az Sbrrn.
"a eli6e ~lusernpen peltidst 8rembs,-9esipn e~i,taelaben
b. pprpen, nm, paielbIt beprtbet al iperbet uub aus ben
5anpe, bee 5er3pss BON Cambridge tire Sa6nen ~,
e,npfause,t. Die ~biSberise quite Siibruns Der QeeionSre
Bate ibnen bds @pblppaea ,trb bic 2lGtune Der @ene
TIP Uni, bet iibri9en Setppbner jenes 8esirfes erppr.
Ben, unS btes 1T Sereini9ur9 nit Dem gBuni6e, IA
freunSli6 unb 9aitltd 9e9en 3ruppet gu e%rtpeifen, bic
nahitens ait Der Seite ber gnslGnbsr tSmpfet fol-
len, ipar bic 8franlanun9 9etpeIen. Die $500 Wann
farte 9estcn rtari6ierte aus tetn Eager bei SbprneliFe
In bret gbtbeilunselt, beitebetp aus Der S6arG6iibens
brieabe, Der beut16et lcidten Snfanterie ,ittb einem
nod nidt ppaltdnbi9 e~auipirten Corps, mad, Sanblino<
part al. Dprt atsefpntrter, fmbrten le rtebrere Sdeins
aefsdte aus rrb lesten babel mad benz l1rtbeile Der
militSril9e 3uI6auer srpBe @el9idlidfeit an ben
2ps. Darauf ~lelten fe fd auf benz @rasplabe Dor
bena 5errenbauie auf iac Die 8abnenpert6eiluna ct.
folate. Der SerSp9 ppn Cambridge Bielt tei bteIer Sc,
leaen6eit cine @nreSe in beittlder Spra6e ant Die 1rtp.
pen, In welder CT naaentltb berSprtpb, bas i6nen
aan, berlelbe gBe9 sur 2lus,et6nlng 1t. an gelp6nrnoen
pFen fe6e, wie ben 6ritttl6en Splbater. 9fabbem
bic Seierliafeit Dpriiter mar, er9Sbtet lb bic 9eaip,
mare bic our Belt bes Mables nit Sptelen i'm 5sreien
nno tpurpen banrt in Serl6iebeteh Gbeilen bes STARTS
eompasnienweiie nit 9tpalbeef Ole rnb Wubbina In
reider 5Iae %tepirtbet. Seitere @elGnse serI6ieSe,er
Dirt pIrsterl bas Seit.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-22

Gin mrtbwiniser @elea su serfeden Sfleote. Der
pnr6 rerte SpaBe II. lulttse 9teber bic Renae eraStte. !
Sd rs a~tenfretd. r. Gin Shnetber int @hpGs |
tI6en batte lln9liid it Der 2iebe; 1ein !&Gt6 err por
ibm niht treu, arb pbne fe glautte er nidtt leten an
tSnnen. als SelbftmUrber wpllte CT nt6t spn Der gBelt
betra6tet merpen, inb 70 Seriel CT auf ben p5iffioen
@eSanfen, ben or aud ie1r talr sur aasfibv,tns brodte.
gr sing gu cinem 3eihe, in wel6en l6 8iete al bas
ben pflcgten, 500 ifh ant llfer aus unb perIenfte Ifb.
na6bem CT nrd eini9e Wprte IN feline SrieftoIhe oe,
fdrieten bate, in bic 3iefe bes Ba1ers, nm ME rieber
lebehb entppr su fpnmen. Sn Der grleftaIhe ltout. bic
netit ber iitrisen Saden seri6tti6 ai,feebpben purSe
SD ippllbe MIDI am @pnpas ben er1hte 0fai babe.
bin aber ansliidli6er g8eile berbei ertr,,nfe. @oIdtpor
2iniacr, S&neiperseien."
SaS @rt@t fpnrte nibt urnbtt, init Sebaiern c-
',en itrrslitdlidcn 3ufau ansiinebpen, ,pelGer benz 1t,,>
teipr9t Snpenpen s~neeitpBen lei, unp p~errrbnete Elm
feierlides Acknowledgements.
S6ab9raberci. = Neult6 bGrten gsGdbter il,
GDarlestrtpa i,mt @itterna6t ben Slang BON 5eden In
Saptreet tnb fanben bret @Gnner entiis t%efbaftiat,
ein rinbes ep6 BON 8 5uB g6eite nnb 3 5uBjSiefe ,i
9raber,, irdbrenb ite rth9sberln, eineu Dratb ae,cee,.
sic erbteltcn feline gnttpprt auf ibre Sraacr. @npltd
perlieB giner ben 3aubersirfel rnb ertlGrte ae6sinnisz
pplL, Dap fe Spiritialifet parer, bcnen iraett elm
@etlt rnt9etbetlt, bab bier einntal cine 2lrrtee %aeldaert,
unb baB bnielbif en 9rpber S6at perbprsen tpare In
3ten,liher Stefe. Der DRAFT ipate bic bGfen @eifer abs
baltcn. Scr 20 Sabren, lasten fM, leien ie bei ei,,em,
~a9nlidet ll,trrrebmen p,tr9 bas @rI6eitrn eines nil
peh ifpar5en Sensl9etites setSrt %tprbeit; segen 1pl6e
SSllentrnt ii bee Draft. llnp ie sruben ireiter unp
petter, ,tttp pb tie nod 9rabett, ipi6et mir niGt. (gBbl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-22

Die 3abluns BON Nep<g)prt 1T bssnbst, mad irr
Sat es 623,627 GinpObner 1850 bate es Sic, 545,
mittia mr. cine 3una0me ppn 0 1902 in flint Sa6ren.
.ag Der @traBbur9er @anfer. teberben Got
~tesbisnIt I'M 9traBbur9cr Ntiniter ppr 9utber tbeilt
uns &rumbaar in iener b6etit tntereIanten 9drift
@e{6tate Der @raflAaft@ ansfelO, @is(eben, g. 8etd.
6arbt 1855, ~fplSenpes Bib nit: y@ben ptrb ~feierlid,es
Spdartt %se1alten, Die @pelisen erl6eime,, in pra,-
fsnpen &letpern, NIT flapperrpsn S6nabelIbuben. NIT
SasSbunDen uno 8alten, bic ie ~btsweilen ,un 9eityer-
tteibs pG6renb bes @cttespienltes ~anfteioen lniIen. g,prt
MAIDEN &%auflsute lire tpeltlt6en Sa9en as; bort lpriht
Elm &mneiNer Gfentlt6 5teAt In Der &irfe. I'm ben
@Bss ab3utlr3en, tperben pom na9en @arfte bic @pon~
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Die @eldafte Der Ssrsntader unb 3cbtensrGter
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glafbe. Sci elmer 70 srGelt@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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intiter ahf SO ben Gag. Der s~erftSrenbe gngel bes 81
bes fabrt fort feline f~itrhtbare GpmmtTiun ~a,,ssufGbz
rem ,to bic Wenldteit auf pns &ranfantett n%iebersu-
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bea f. baliamii6, bic mu,,tert gSsel lfnsen 70 lIb, Die
9niefttn lirtmert ip luitts mic immer. 9lter bort bepez
gen fb bic Spbtertpa9en NIT ibren 2ei6ranten, eilei,b,
mad benz iiaeu Srt i9rer Seittmming sl %selanscn.
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buts iberau!
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f6en wtber9alen.
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