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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Westopolis
In Town Company have selected 40 acres efthe
lands of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smokyhili Forks Of the Kansas Riy-
er, and intend to pre-empt the same for town
site. With boundaries and Subdivisions as sur
veyed, plated, and fled in the proper Land Of
Zee b. Z. n. THURsToE. ID. b. STRAIT. Sec.
WestopoIis Kansas Jan, 30, Is5e.
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FLOUR AND mEAL.

T,HE undersigned having associated for the
J. purpose of MILLING in WespOrt, would re-
specially call the attention of the community,
and solicit share of patronage, feeling conf
Flour is q fresh and superior article. Meal kept
constantly on hand for sale or exchange, give US
q call. LISTER Il Elsie.
Westport, No., 1858. apr3'ly
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CHEAP ENOUGH!
SIX PAPERS OF GARDEN SEEDS FOR
Fweaty-Fiys Cents.

A Nd all varieties Of bulk and package SEEDS
n propertionsbly low, 1t the
LAWRENCE SEED STORE.
Nv seeds are 1resA aud geasfae, and have edcp-
TED - Y ork" prices. Onion sets, Beans. Psss,
Corn, Turnip, Early Potatoes, Aiilet. IInethy.
HHDgarion Grass. Locust, &C., &C.. IN sset, eve
rytI,ing adapted 10 the wants Of family yege-
table GARDEN or Geld crUp-by the ounce. pouRd.
quart. busheI or assorted box {
Le9rcnee,A 2ril 70. Is5o. d. B.BUkSHAA.
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IzoUSE AND Lon FOR SALE.

A STONE HOUSE. 20 By % feet. two stories
n high, with basement, situated near the
business part Of the town, and well adopted for
a private residence for some person dcslrous cf
living near his business, is offered for sale At q
bargain. Possession will be given Immediately.
IDduire at the Herald of Ereeaom efiee Of
Lawrence April 5, Ie55. g. w. BROWN.
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Caleb 6. Pratt,

DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS, FARMS,
~ Town and City Lots. oyer the City Drug
Store, Lawrence. Jan. ., ls50. ON
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ni..aInfinn "a nanarfner.hip.

Disselution Of CopartnershiPs
THE Copsrtnership heretofore existing be-
L tween Dyer Woedruffe is dissolved by
mutual consent. Business will be carried on -
the old stand By Rice Woodruff. All persons
'e''ie 'hsif Ae'0anR ROE 1 WOODRUFF.
Invronco. ApriI &, sI
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
or The Conregationalists, as we learn
from the Southern Herald, are about build
ing church in Osawatomie.
MARRIED..

the 18th inst. BIZ Rev. Rodney Paine. Mr.. AosEs
r. GENES to Miss EMILY S. Ella. daughter OF
William a. Ella, and Principal Of the hamrden
Seminary.
Cake received.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Branches, IS 90
Middle Glass, 10
Higher English Branches. 7ce
French, Italian, Spanish and Ger
man Languages, extra, each. %
Music on Piano or Guitar, u 90
Drawing, Painting in water eolors, 90
Ornamental needle work free of charge.
Boarding can be had in the town and vicinity
on reasonable terms. ANDREW STARK,
Moneka, Linn Co., Z. T., Sec. E.c. Com
March 20, 1853. apr3tf
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Pens, PeEE. Pens.
A FINE ASSORTMENT of steel pens receiv-
II ed and viii be said low 70 close ant the lot.
at WILMARTH'S.
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H. III. simpson.
Peoria City,

NOTARY PUBLIC. Office No. =. Massachusetts,
N street. Lawrence. Office hours 9 A. M. TO
p NJ Dec 1857 If
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Paw UpI Pay Upf

A LII persons indebted to ne BIZ book account.
n OF otherwise, will please call and settle I'm.
me@iately, and save cost, a. l shall pis5e all
accounts due me, in the hands Of the proper
officer for collection. / am compelled to take
this method to meet my own engsgementS,
Lawrence. March II. 1858. St
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Ohio State and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleye-
l. land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practice. For Circulars address, at Cleveland.
(Feb 10 SLY NJ KING, Secretary.
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r.. HI. FARNHAM,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. GENERAL LAND
~ Agent and Dealer in Land Warrants
Office. first door North Of U. .. Land omce'
The Proclamation of the President having
been issued for the sale of 600 GOO acres Of Pub
lie Lands in the Leeempton and kiekapoo Dis
tricts, in July next, / shall be prepared to
locate Land Warrants at private entry for nom
residents Immediately upon the opening Of the
lands.
The greatest inducements are now offered to
Eastern Capitalists and others for making richly
paving Investments; as the lands to be offered
are the most eligibly situated Of any in the Ter
ritory; are unsurpassed in fertility, and are the
first lands ever yet offered for private entry IN
Kansas.
For full particulars, address.
TerouDton K r Auril "a 1855 3m
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
q. w. RoWN, Editor.

LAWRENCE. KANSAS TERRITORY
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aaministrater,. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Court Of Riley County, Kansas Territory. letters
of administration on the estate Of Stephen Z.
Lenfest. deceased. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate Pay
ment. and all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them properly
authenticated within one year from the date OF
said letters. And if the said claims are not
presented within ahres years they viii be forever
barred EUGENE TEMPEST, Admir-.
March g. 1858. aprl0s3W
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NeW AobeftiseMe
Il. VI. PETRIKIE. E.w. wYNK00P.
PETRIKIN d WYNKOOP,

EHhEhkN q " NAOOEs
GENERAL LAND AGENTS, and DEALERS
VI IN LAND WARRANTS, LecOmptOn, Kansas;
Office, one door south of tho Executive Office.
VIII attend to all business connected with the
Land Office, entrusted to their care
PRE-EaPToRs. TAKE NoTICE.-The necessary
Proof Papers, &C.. will be made out Free Of
Warrants of u.s. We have been engaged for the
past year in preparing, the necessary PROF
Papers, &c, required in Presumption entries.
LAND WARRANTS of all sizes for sale. and in
all cases fully guaranteed. Land Warrants also
loaned on Time at usual rates. m1:tf
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Z. H. Cfeme,

G0DEY'S, Petsrson's, Bailou's and Emerson's
" Magazines, received for March By
Feb q 2t WILMARTH.
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URh0iSferY.

Carpetings.
INGRAM and HEMP, choice styles, for sale
by BULLENE x READ.
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H .GROsVENOR,


yTToOD EyGRANER. n. 2. Conner Of Fourth
w and Walnut Streets, 81 story, Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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pR osP 3 or U .
roR THE Third VOLUME.

OF TIE
Herald of Freedom,
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ReIixiona Nefice.

THE First Baptist Church in Lawrence viii
i hold its regular meetings in the room in the
Woodward Block, formerly occupied as Masonic
Hall. IS follows: Preaching on Sunday At IN Il
O'Clock A. NJ, and Z l-2 o'clock r. 81. SUNDAY
School Immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday night at early
candle light. Communion on FIRST Sunday In
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
MONEKA ACADEMY.

THE second term of this Institution will
i commence on.the Goth of March, less, under
the superintendent of Mrs. HULDAH a.
GOODWIN, assisted by Miss MOLLIE A. Nc
GRATH. 4 regular course of instructio has
been commenced, and will be pursued in refer
ence to o thorough classification in the different
branches.
JOHN o. WATTLEs, Esq. will continue his
weekly lectures on Philosophy and Mental Sci
ence Miss SARAH q. WATTLEs will assist By
teaching classes in German, and also by giving
Lessons on the Guitar.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
NO.S9

,cular railway, part or parts thereof. pro-
oeedings at law OF in equity may ba A
situted against al the railroad companies
OF each or any Of them whose tracts may
DO located as Aforesaid, against whom
such assessment or charge shall have been
made, or to enforce the lien against al
tho lots or land, or such lots or parcel. OF
any number OF them affected by any one
or several assessments. but the judgment
or decree shall be rendered severallv or
separately for the amount properly charge.
able, and any proceeding may be served
ia the discretion Of the court, for The pur.
pose Of trial, review or appeal and in any
such proceeding, when the court trying
aud hearing tho same shall be satisfied
that the work has boon done, or materials
furnished aforesaid, aud the provisions Of
tho act, would he properly ohsrgeablo on
the lot or land, or against any railroad
company, whose railroad company, whose
railway or part thereof shall have been so
lighted, a recovery shall be had or a
charge enforced to the extent Of the prop.
er proportion OF the value Of tho work or
I hlaNollolt WtNNN MNulW Ne GNafEeAulb on
such lot or land, or against such railroad
company. according to the provisions OF
such ordinance, and Of this section, not.
wilhstanding any regularity, informal
" or defect in any assessment on the
part Of su0h municipal corporation or les
officers; but ia such case the court shall
adjudg9 as to costs as mGy be deemed
proper, and Ia cases where assessments
shall have been neglected or refused at the
time when the same was required, any
municipal corporation or any person e
whom the said corporation shall have di.
rected payment to be made, shall be enti,
tied to recover, in addition to the amount
assessed With interest from the time Of as
sessment, the additional sum Of Eve pei
cent. penalty, TO defray the expenses o
collection, and which shall be included il
the judgement Of decree.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
/ Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April -, 1853.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

THE PiLL TRADE.-Who could dream
Of the magnitude such an undertaking
as The manufacture Of Purgative PHI
assumes when il comes into general use.
And how painfully do the following num.
bers speak Of the amount Of human sick
ness and suffering, that little morsel Of .
remedy goes forth to combat and subdue.
DR.. J. O. Aver Of Lowell, manufactures
in his labralory forty gross per diem Of
his Cathqriic Pills, through all the year.
This is eight boxes a minute or one dose
a second. We thus lind over $4,000 per-
sons swallow this pill every day. or
100000 a MONTH Physicians. think
OF thatl $4,000 patients day who seek
relief from the medical skill Of ons man.
surely that man should be, as he is in
this case one of the FIRST intelligence aud
Of the highest character His occupation
entails upon him fearful responsibility
for tho veal or woe Of bis follow man -
PainsBiNs Courier.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
mo. MI AN ACT
April to. 1858.

| No. Ill. AN ACT
TO prevent the selling and bartorng OF
Counterfeit Coin aud che having in pos.
session Counterfeit Coin, with the in
tent to sell, barter or dispose Of the
same.
Section /. Be il enacted 5y he General
assembly Of Mc State Of Ohio, That
il any person shal sell. barter. or in any
manner dispose OF, any false, forged, or
counterfeit coin, made in the likeness and
similitudo Of any Of the gold, silver or
copper coin or coins currently passing In
the state; or if any person shalt be deloo'
ted with any such false, forged or ooun-
terfeit coin or coins ia his or her posses.
sion. for the purpose Of sclliag, bartering
or disposng Of tho same, knowing the
same to be false, forged or counterfeit ev'
cry person so offending shall bo deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor. aud upon con
yiction thereof, shall be imprisoned in the
peniteuGary, and be kept at hard labor
not more than ten years nor loss than one
wear
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
LESS FOR TRUTH, FOR GOD, AND HUMANITY.
TIFFIN, OHIO, FRIDAY, JULY ., 1858.

'uoh salaries annually, Cor the purpose Of
providing for the funds necessary to pay
such additional salaries.
Sec. 3, That each Judge Of the su.
preme court hereafter elected shall re.
ceiyo a compensation for his services tho
sum Of three thousand dollars a year, pay
able quarterly out Of the state treasury on
the warrant Of tho auditor of state.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the lIonse Of Representatives
NJ. WELEER,
President Of the Senate
April 70. 1868,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

MURDER IN THK FlRsr DEonEr. The
Cincinnati Commercial says. the Grand
Jury now in session have indicted Ohayles
Kendall tor murder in the FIST degree. for
kilIing William Gregory.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
WILtIAM B. WOODS.
" IlIIIhM u, " UOUDl
Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President 4 DIE Senate.
April 12, 1883.
mo. 97.] AN ACT
To fix tbe Salaries Of Judges In certain

To fix 'be Salaries Of Judges In certain
cases.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
ersl Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
10 all counties OF this stale. having pop
ulatiou of two hundred thousand iuhabi-
auts or upwards, the judges Of the court
Of common pleas hereafter elected therein
shall receive in addition to the salary
nov paid 10 them out of the state treasu-
Fy, the sum of five hundred dollars per
annum. to be paid to them out Of the
county treasury in the same manner and
at such times as is provided by Law for
the payment OF the salaries Of Judges out
Of the state treasury.
Sec. 2. Il shall be the duty Of the
commissioners Of such counties TO levy a
tar on all the taxable property in the coun-
y, sufficient to make up the amount Of
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

ES-The Official vote Of New Hamp-
shire, at she late election, has iusl been
declared. The net Republican msiorisy
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YNR 'rlFRlM YnlnnMn

THE vtFPsM TRinuMR.
Is publshed on Friday ofeach week, snd far.
nished to subscribers At
$500 Per Aunum.
b-To mail subscribers, my centa Of the sum
isremleed when The paper is paidforin ADVANCE.
1yA failure 70 notify discontinuanesas as tho
end Of the time paid for. will be considered asa
new engagement.
These terms win be STRICTLY obserred, and no
paper will be discontinued until arrearsees are
paid except AZ The option of the the p,bHshef.
nsuosoribera running on, ard not payinp for
Their papers wiz be entitled 20, snd receive, a
po0liahcd certificate Of their diihonesty.
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AuDrroR'a oTFrcE.l

AUDIToR's 0FFICE,
TlFFIN, May 90, 1853.
! hereby certify that the foregoing acts
are correctly copied from the original
acts, as reported to this office.
JAMES N. STEVENS.
County AadilOr.
SeoRSTARY or STAFE's OFncE,l
CoLUMDus. 1853.
! hereby certify that the foregoing acts
are true copies Of the original rolls on filS
in this Office.
A. P. RUSSELL.
Secretary Of STATE
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8alttnlort 0NetkGr.
8altimpre. ben u. WGra 1858.
Srjlmi's ,,Iei9beit''.

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mSroer = in berartisen NeDenSarten er9ing
lt6 bic lebte 8Ouupurte' i4e 19rOnrece uno bic
Bourgeois, 8refe ber 8eiamlnten Welt liber
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friber, wel6e mertparpi9e USei9beit" oa6u 9es
.bSrte, Die italienilden 8irnen pard bic StraBen
bon Yaris gu trasen. 8eitere Brrben BON Der
vTei9beit" SrItni'S tbeilt Die pfft5telle
fran3Siif9e Infla8ef9rtft NIT
Gus ibr erfabreu mir, pab Srlini Die Solnben
IelbIt in f@art8 fiinte, na6oem er ba8 n0tbl9e
Material Idon friber aus England mitJeoradt
batte, Heber bic ofei9e" s&rt, NIT ipel4er Or
lini nd8 OtQteriol trad8Pprtlrte uno naun III
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gtt sfe a5saa s9aa0e s e.5cL Y
lin pa8 fulminirenbe Bulper CUR Btlun9
Der gpmbem fiber mad Pari8 gu brin9en, biute
Sr1ini paIIelbe in WdI6e, Die er bon. i3elt 81
2eit aufeu6tete, uno i'm Na@tiafe bar9. Oas
Yadet bieleS naiien Yu(per8 pp3 etwa 5lrei
Bfuuno. en8lilf. Sn ieiner Wpbnut8 in Der
1babrnltraBe in 8ari8 9in9 er an pa8 &rcdnen
oeiielbeu, 5uerlt an Der Stuff, nno ba pies 81
LANCE oauerte, anu 8euer! Wdbrenp bieler
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NJ 8 III It UNI nit ulatbeinatli der @enaul5'
felt gu berednen, mie lan9e er oa5 YulOer Del
gtnWirtun9 Der Mdrme aus Ieben oirfe."
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er9G(t, ionoern AUDI bae @isentbum in 8es
lGlas nimult, wel9e8 gerfdufer, 6abrifanten
&c. in sutem @(auben p~erfauit uno %eeliefert bas
ben. G8 wirOe mad 8iQiSteit cine sleidmdBi>
ee E9eiluus Der Malie inter olle@laubi8er er.
fclSeu.
6. Die unperweitte Annabme pe8 @eiebeS
Dur9 ben gonsreB wiiroe oaS Sertrauen ber@
teuen uno fie Geladfte unperpeilt beleben
Deuu nidt alein pirbe burd paS Belietbum
pes Sdu(oner8 Der @ldubi9er 9elidertI uno
Der Sdulouer, pon leiner Qat befreit, Ietner
6auilie unb Der 9eIeuldaft niieltd weroen ;
lDnoern bas 9eleb tpiroe aud alS 8altS otea
men, auf welder GauienOe, wetde nod ibr 9es
16dft fortbetrei6en , tbre Sage obne o6urdt
ben @ldubigern e%rtldren, lnO pom unausbleib.
[iGen 8anterotte serettet tperoen tOnnten.
Z. NQ9emeine SeOba6tun8en, wel9e in ben
lebten feds Otonaten 9eu1udt wnrOen, BADEN
bic Mebrbeit Der @elddftsleute 81 bet Anli6t
aebradt, baB man pas 8anterctt8eieb bon 1841
nidt Bate mtoerrufen, icnpert nur in eini9en
(einer 8eltimmunBen 61tte dnoern lpOen. @dre
ote1e8 @eIee BIG 9eute in Sraft 9eblieben, .es
lpiircc nidt aleino ats Der Nettun08aks:er Der
@ldubiser, lcnpern aud alS baS cOnlerpatipfe
Gjeieb peS Qanpe8 betraGtet merpeu.
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Gpn0reB.

Wabtn9tOn, 16. Mar3. Sans.
Slalr BAT I'M GrlautniB, cine Gtel0lutiOn eius
5%ubrlu8eu, lOornud bic SulissG committee in.
ltrulrt wercen iru, cine Bill fir 8eltrafuua
0eE gtnFlbrun8 bon 0feBern al8 Qebrtinae elm.
3uberifte". Die GrIap6uiB purOe iba ni6t
%9e8eben. tI.. -.#.
9reenfppOb 6ra6te cine giQ Elm fir
geItraTun9 beg 9te8ertebleus i'm rS3nbian
Country " @
@af9iH8tOu, 16. mar8. Diers.
publ. Yartei uub Douolo8 9ip
repubIifaniiten Senatoren bsldl0Ben bente in
elnenl Caucus, 5rpar in Die 8eranItaltuna BON
Abelolieuneen ein3umiltgen, aber ii6 baoeoen
gu l@traaben, paB Die 46ltimmuns i6er a11nIas
nod in bieier Wo4e rprsenpmmen lpiro. Sic
molen Dieie Qtitimnrun8 biuausseI6oben nil.
zen, nm 5errn . Ou9 a s nod @eleaenbeit
gum Spreden gu 9e6en. OOusla8 lit aber tebr
trant nnp mIrO nl4t Dor 0tontl9 Ipre6en f0n.
aau.
Der 6inan3miuiiter bat beute ale qnaebUte
ouT re S9aenrten unter fRnf 8rpcent anoee
npmnler.
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Ntfdute @cel1en ina User, gtddteu
~ Sendte.

Ser fritbere TreeIriler unb iebi9e n&Snt8 ber
ITeiooeli1ter," 6err 8t9let BON Rennlplpa'
MEN, erbo6 Ii9 III GROCER Nufre9ung, uuo be-
%oQuerte. paB er ge5nu1gel merbe, li9 perISnlid)
Ian pertbeipioen. ST babe leinen Stanopunft
leit BEN 8eStrne bsr S1nla8fra9e nt6t 9edns
bert, CT lei Elm unbel4oltener Wlunn. Der STE.
pntlifaner @itipn fra9te ben lln6eIdolteneu,
Of er ni4t porisen SCmmer in &anIa8 eine
Reoe 9ebalten, norm er Uerlan9te, baB mum bas
0plf BON &aula8 iber bic @pnltitutipn abltiln
men lalie. 8igler al1tpcrtete, er babe 5lpar
.%einl1al cine 91epe in Ran fac 9ebalten uno 9eia9t,
DdB bic Contribution CUR Ablttnt1lun9 8ebra9t
perten IoIte, babe aber babel nur bic Stlapes
reitlauld 9emeiutl y! 8rrperid, Dou.
alas Democrat bon GaliIornien Gr babe aus
Dem 3ittern, wpmit iid 8t8ler erbrb, 9eidtoi
fen, paB liA Oieler III sreBer Serle8en9eit be-
ltnpe. 8i9ler: e8 tpnme 6errn SrOberif
ni6t 3u, iber bic Wfanier 81 lpredeu, in mel.
der man cine @rtldruu9 porbrtn9e. BrpDe e.
rid: 8ialer babe ale urlade, ~perleOen 81 lein
oenn aud feline 8~e9auptun9, baB Opu9las
our 3eit Der GpOmb8sSiu cafiir 8eftimrat babe,
oieg pnIttution lDIe Dem 8olte ppnSanlo8 nidt
pcroeleat werpen, lei cine llnlpabrbeit. Nl8 iib
'8ioler ge9en pielenf 0ornnrf auflebnte, mics
ibn 8rcoerif init ben WOrten 3uriif: Scr
franz i'm 8ette ~lie9enoe Senotrr bon 5uinoi8
bat mid beauftraBt, bier gu la9en, er merbe,
wenn 8i9ler feline ln9abe nidt beweiie, bie>
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Scum tam Serr Sltbett BON 2cuiltana,
elm qeidnie8elter unp 8ebie9elter 9lrilfotrat, Dem
arnlen 5erln Si9ler gu Silfe = aber nidt ee
pa nit elmer briuanten Speed, "lpnOern init
einem b6dlt uu1filli9en fcrtseleeten 9tdulpern
uuo 5uiteu. Der 9uifen beS berru SltpelI
b6rte jeood al5ba(O ouf, ul8 ii4 0err 8rooe-
rid nit folsenpen Wrrten all Jpn lpanote pg8
1T bet manden Senatoren grqud, ibr WliBial>
len baburd au85uDriiden, baB lie eineu 0febner
uieper6uten. Q8oS MIDI t@etrifft, 10 betru4te
il ba8 al8 etnen SMUT unD alS Elm genebmen,
las lt9 fir teinen Gentleman gent"
@breu9 SliDeu ltedte Die 0tale rubi9 ein.
DEM ct tpeiB, pap nit 8roDerif nidt gu ipaBen
it. Dieter 1T Elm fighting man, Der lid,, penu
ibn nidt propO5Irt, itet8 rubi9 uno %anltdna
big b%enimtut, Rem aber uur elm @tpBn,aul gu
uube gu treten braudt, UNI gu erfabreu, baB e8
AUDI i'm NorOen o~ieleni9e @I9enl9aft 9i6t, bic
man I'M Sipen n01ittcrlidtelt" unp I'M Noroen
'Pluck" nennt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-17
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Die Seem. Yorter &aufleute BADEN an @e:
I4dftSmdnner i'm 2anpe elm Circular 9eridtet
wOriR DieIe auf9efOrpert merpen, in @emein.
l9oft nit ZEN lew>yorfern ben @on9reB 10.
BALD ais nlS9lid in elmer 9rpBen Betition UNI
PalIirun8 etne8 a1gemeineu 8anferOttselebet
gu eriu9en. Die gtctbwen0igfeit bieIer MeaB.
re9el mirp in benz @irculare bur9 Tcl8enbet
be8riinpet -n.,2t1 r,s.5tse
/. Sober @rebit Ipu aui @i8entbum unbg6as
rafter baitrt fem I; ben @ldubiger1 IcQten ibre
4nlpride nurd 8leidmaBi9e @eleee I'M 9an3eu
Sanoe 9eli9ert iein, 10 baB ie I'M Serbdltnif
tprer 6rr6ernn9en 8leidea Nntbeil am GermSs
gen pe5 Sdulpner8 erbalten. sg
2. Gin all9emetnes @elee, milDe in letneu
8eltimmnn9en icute cen S6ulpner BON Ietnen
VsrrflidtunSen ~6efreieu, penn ct leinen 8eltb
Diele WeaBre9el mare nidt nur bus
man, lcnOern Elm 9reber al9emeiner @eminn,
inbem oaDurd bic 8anoe, mefde benS6uloner
an ben @ldubi8er t~1iipfen, nidt 3~errilfen mer>
ben uuD berSdulcner mpralil0 9~etrieben pirD,
Die gerlu1e pe8 @ldubigera po m59lj9 fretmils
Zig gu erleeen.
3. Die s%erin9en @rfolge be8 @eIebs8 bon
!84l 1cuten nidt 9e9en baS r~Drgel9ta9ene @e>
leg als argument 9elten, iubem Die j3abluu98s
un[a9t9telt BON 1871 pur9 bic 6inan3triIi8 BON
100 Serurladt purbe urD bie8etroffenen ibre
Wclttel opr Der Ballirun9 pe8 @elebe8 auf per-
f4teoene Q8etle auf9e5ebrt batten.
f. OIe uneerWetlte Nnnabme zines liberolen
8anterOttseIebe8 Wiirbe nidt nur ben iehi1en
@ldubi9ern mebrere Wiuionen Dollars Sibqrn
welhe IOnit p%erloren 9eben, ~ionoern AUDI benz
@eldafte 3auIenoe pon ebrIihen, fleiBiaen unb
tt~nternebmenben Mdunern erbaltelt, bic lOnlt,
pom S6ulDen 9epriidt, ibre @ei9dftsfreuls
be r~erlieren II. lire 6d9i9teiten ourG nueloie
ger3S8erun8en ODER MiBi88an9 3~eritOrea war@
ben. - ss ~s
5. Die Nnnabme be8 Uor9eldla9enen See
leees wGrpe Gas Splteln Der bepor3u8ten
@ldubieer auf9eben, bur9 rpel&eS Der @elooer>
lslber Hldt aaeia ben gorrang pOr alien anperu