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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

~ Inc republican papers, In Gil parts
Of the State. are sndeavoring to create dis
cord in the Democratic ranks. by their
senseless twaddle about the English bill.
The Democrats In this part of the State are
satisfied, as far as we have heard an ex-
preston from them, that the English bill
is settlement of the Lecompton question,
returning it to the people of Kansas to
reject or confirm it, as they may see prop
er. If majority of the inhabitants of
Kansas are in favor of it. Kansas is imme-
diately to come into the Union as State,
with that constitution; but if. on the other
hand, majority are in favor of rejecting
il, it is to be considered as dead-null and
void.
Senator Douglas. a man who stands
foremost IN the rank Of statesmen of to-
day-who opposed the Lecompton consti-
tuition to the last. regards the English
bill as settlement of the question, and
the only way in which it could be settled at
the time the bill was passed. The English
bill gives to the citizens of Kansas just
what the Republicans asked before it passe
-to-wit: an opportunity to reject it. But
no sooner was the privilege given them,
than the Republicans set up pitiful s0hin<
because the people of Kansas were allowed
the privilege Of rejecting the Lscomptor
constitution if they wanted to. Oh, con
sistency! thou art not Republicanism.-
What changes have taken place in the
minds of the Republicans since the Presi
Dental canvass Of 1856! Then, they ad
vocatsd the droctrins that Congress had the
exclusive right to make laws for the gov
eminent of the Territories; q short time
since. another chang. came over the spiri
of their dreams, and We End thsm trying
to make people believe that they were the,
who advocated, from the first dawn of the
Kansas question, thst the bona tide citizens
Of the Territory should have the power t.
make laws for their government, as bes
suited them. subject only to the constitu
ton of the United States. But az soon al
the English bill passed. which gave to thu
inhabitants of that abused Territory wha
they commended they should have. we SCI
them tacking of in another direction. ant
abusing English more than they ever die
Douglas. What beautiful thing is Re
publicanism! Now we find them advoca
ting no principles.-they are tattered ant
torn,-a dissolution is 70 take place.
new party is to be organized. to be callet
the Peoples Party" composed of tn,
remains Of the deceased Republican party
How many times they will change befor'
the campaign Of 1860. somebody tina
knows will have to tell.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

and city, whether the people wish it OIL
not--forces every citizen to become part
ner in the very traffic which it is the pre-
tended object of the law to prohibit
Portland advertiser.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
Col. John C. Walker.

Editor of tho Laporte Times, not Mr..
WILLIAM J.lWALKEa. of Laporte. is the
Democratic candidate for Congress in this
District. We mention the fact. as we
learn that some Of our friends in the Die
trict have an erroneous impression on the
subject.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Col. May, of Laporte, will address the
citizens of Marshall county, at the Court
House in Plymouth. on Monday. August
9th. at o'clock. p. m.
Hon. A. A. Hammond, Lieut.. Governor
of Indiana, will speak in Plymouth on
Wednesday, the 95th day of August, 1853
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
MORTGAGE SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" will offer for sale at public outcry at the
court house door. in Plymouth, Marshall county,
Indiana, on the 2eth day of August, 1855 at 2 o.
clock, precisely the following described land, to-
wit: The south east fourth ofthe north west fourth
of section thirtysix, in township thirty five north,
of range one east; which land was mortgaged by
Joseph MElrath to the State of Indiana for school
funds, and forfeited for the nonpayment of princ-
pal and interest; principal $44 81, interest due,
So 40. penalty and accruing cost, 81 0O-tots
$50 II. T. MCDONALD, Auditor.
aug. 5. 37-t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
From Europe.
St. John N T Ann,

st. John N. F., August 1.
A steamer from Cape Race about noon
yesterday. and handed to fisherman four
copies of the Liverpool Northern Time sof
the 26th to the 23j of July, inclusive.
Her name was not ascertained. and the
customary dispatch from our agent at Liv-
erpool, having failed to come to hand, we
are unable to say what vessel it was The
probability, however, is, that it was the
Persia from Liverpool on the Gath.
From the paper received the following
summary has been made up:
The commercial advices are necessarily
very imperfect, but the political news will
be found::of the highest interest. embracing
as it doss, news of the recapture of Gwa-
lior by the English. and the taking of a
Chinese fort mounting 238 at the mouth
Peiho river.
INDIA AND CHINA.
An official telegram to the foreign Office,
on the 22d of July, states that the Canadi-
an arrived at Suez on the 10th, with dates
from Calcutta to The 10Th. Madras to the
Gath. and Gallee to the 29th June, Hong
Kong to the 7th of June, and Alden to the
to the 18th of July.
FRANCE.
The Moniteur ridicules the idea of 8
French invasion of England.
The Paris Conference closes on the 15tl
of August.
La Presss complains of the severity o
the treatment of The press in French Col
onies.
The epidemic at Bengasse was diminish
ing.
There is nothing later from the Atlantic
Telegraph fleet than is reported by til,
Vanderbilt.
St. John, N. F.. Aug. 2.
We find in Liverpool paper of the 24tl
the following account of the London marke
of the previous day: Sugar was in good..de
maud at an advance Of 3D., and buyer
acted with confidence, several rgoe
having been sold; we find lump quoted a
52s.@55s. Coffee is fully supported, ans
an average business was done. Teas dull
common Congou was quoted at sgd.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

and pEBIITATED: and will cure COWS OF giving BLO0Dy
MILK They also increase the quantity OF milk. when tie
cows general condition is bad The proprietor has been
assured that they superior TO thing else in
Hollow Horn. Care should be exercised that oh
tain st Johns genuine Powders, and suffer not your
selves to be humbugged with the assertion that
thing else is Just a good
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF lam

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND
The undersigned, Administrator de TOMS non of
the estate of Benjamin Bear, late of Marshall coun-
ty Indiana, deceased will sell at public sale at the
court house door in Plymouth, in said county on
Saturday the 4th day Of September, 1855, within
lawful hours, the following real estate, to-wit:
Lots No. I9, l9 %, in the village of Tfppecanoc-
town, Ill Marshall county, Indiana.
TERMs:-One third in hand and the balance OH
credit not exceeding Is months, in two payments;
the purchaser to give notes waving valuation AMI
appraisment laws, with security, and to be secured
by mortgage on confirmation of sale. Notes q,
draw interest from date.
A. ]. SHELTER, Admf.
aug. 5, 37-t4- IDe bonis non
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

An eastern paper nominases Hon. R.
T. n. Hunter ier President, and Gov.
willard, e Indians, for Vice President.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE.
IL. 81. Johns

IL. 81. Johns
Condition Pow
d rs csc
powders are held
in very high esti-
nation for horses.
in cases Of DIS
TEMPER LOSS
OF APPETITE.
HIDE BOUND,
YELLOW WA
TER. STIFF CON-
PLAIN T. etc.
They are excel
lent for cattle
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

1t is estimated that the sum of $4,000
per day is paid for strawberries in the city
of New York.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE!

N OF for political preferment, but for final
i y settlement of all my concerns All persons
indebted to the late firm of Oglesbee Shirley, by
note or book account, called upon to settle up
save costs. Bear this in mind; for my affairs are
in such condition, that must havea settlement
About half of my note claims will be found with
Corbin & Packard.
My present office is with ]. Brownlce, ESQ.
VIM. G.. SHIRLEY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
FENCING FAIR GROUND!

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned, up TO the 10th
of August, at 10 o'clock, q. M, for constructing
fence around the Far Grouhd, al 70 much per rod.
A part Of the fence to be eight feet nigh nine feet
posts to be set in the ground three feet seven feet
apart; the remainder six feet HIGH seven foot posts
three feet in the ground, and seven feet apart-al
so be set solid. TIE railing 10 be X oak or wal
nut scantling, both to be LET into the posts and spike
on two ten foot gates and two four foot gates, be
set on heavy posts, and in good order; the large
gates to be hung hooks and eyes, the small ones
with strap hinges The boards % be not less than
six inches, nor more than ten inches wide; to be
nailed with fencing nails; the boards TO be put on
perpendicular and tight boards to be full inch. The
posts to consist of White oak, Burr oak, Tamarac
or Black Walnut: not less than six inches square at
the butt;-all under The supervision of the commit
tee.
TERMS OF PAyAENT.-One hal: TO be paid o. the
completion of the job, and the remainder to be paid
IN three months. The contractor to give bonds for
the faithful com of the job, on or before the
LIST of October, 1855.
Go. POMEROY. !
LYMAN GRIFFIN,
DAN'L. BROWN, 1Comtee.
D.VINNEDGE.
aug. 5, 37-td-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

MY utree was WOThcu oIifeu 81 biat he
seemed S T9p 9gs ana USED up II ne @
medicines sTt se gN Esre e q Dp po sTys
soid him for one hundred dollars p. sLAYMAKER.
Fifteen Horses in one Stable Cured Of Cough.
MIR James Ward dealer in horses widely, Ss known IN
Johns Condition Powders for Cough; Dis:e%peT Wan.
Of Aeps e Best S4se medicine R at
IS time R,e and ar az ouDs IFS Of
fifteen in number afflicted with cough. advised him
TO Ssy 1nf he had followed advice and that
his horses were then perfectly we'll
Hollow Horn, Etc.-I have used St. Johns cOndi:
ton Powders several years for horses and eatte and
for which they are have
found them great medicine for cattle having the Hol
s GS he% rs 1 ion
aSa @ ss giving @ these R
soon effected cure and made the gys t the Wd mk
Bloody Milk. Etc-sir James oronkete. Omar.
O0 h h ee coSOn Powders ey
operated like charm, enecting cure in few days
le ass e Are eT purifying heir and
condition 50 as geay 70 rbis5 caused Ser 70 give
bloody milk. cure effected with these Pow
oe''' From ressdent Of Philadelphia. Ps.
When travelling at the West had valuae s hSrss
Ta ssr ,as
creature have His coughing would sometimes awaken
me during the night. My friends considered him in
durable and soSa hase t16sn srty S1sTs iSr DIV ei
DERS. and gave MIN. They soon effected a thorough
cure, and now value him at $780, wish to carry them
always with when travelling with own team. and
would recommend others to do so have made use OF
soans Merchants, and various other horsepowders'
0u'e'Se d. JUN the us'''eo p'ee'eCs z. g. SYKES.
Mr. 4. NEWMAN proprietor of iiverystssle Tim.
Ohio says July 7th. 1885, ~ sa3 EIgsS y poEs re-
have used them during the past four SeArs ard during
that ti,ae NV horses have suffered with Sstemper
althone: II has number Of times prevailed extensively
around me- Three ofmy horses were recently attacked
q 5per. FED them yor CONDITION f0wbERS. and
cr.ed them perfectly IN two days
writes Aug. 1854: about out Of your Condition
Powders They give the best satisfaction OF horse
medicine ever sold. II you can send me supply do
Eorss nearly Dead with pistemper.-Mr. L. y,
Ssy sceS With emSsr hat ibe ah
told him to take him TO the woods TO die. cure
effected BY giving him three papers Of s. Johns Cond
ton Powders
Householder cured horse that seemed used up and
about to die, as he would not eat by giving the Po.
ders prepared ~ putting them for short time 70 pol
Ing wa CT. and then pouring them down from ~
Thsist TIE only way they can be Administered Shen 'n'
horse viii not eat
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. who val fSrnhr -.
Johns Almanscs gratis. j. h. 81 yonn co = 49,, 80 1'
City, O.. General Agents fer the western e'a'e"
Sold in Plymouth by Brooke Bro, Druggists
and Anothecar;es. ;ul29- 36ly-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
Frou a Wealthv Fnr,ner ofSeneca Co. ONO.

Ny horse was worked and driven hard. that be
seemed completely worn out and used up fhe walked
a yards he would tremble all He seemed
trely worthless and about TO die. gave him various
medicines but they were Of no benefit finally gave
him I. L. ST. JOHNS CONDITION POWDERS. lie
rapidly improved until he became perfectly well Then
sold him for one hundred dollars. r. sLA1MAhER.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

Those fond of good CIGAR, cannot fail to
find an article to suit them at
iun1s-31 BROOKE & BROS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

TOILET Soap-a fine assortment,at
Il Old BRooKE Bios.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

A FEW CASES of Dry Goods now coming "
N at the Low Price Store. RICE SNlH
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

A L the July term Of the court of Common
n Pleas of Marshall county, the estate of Ben
amin Bear, deceased, was declared probably insoi
vent Creditors are therefore notified that the
same WILDE settled accordingly
A. J. SHELTER, admir-,
aug, 5, 37-t3. rDs bopis non
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
F;fteen Horses in one Stable Cured of a Cough
HoIlnw Born. Etc.-I have used 81. johns CondI

Bloody Milk, Etc.-Mr; James oronkeie. Omar.
Ohio says: had horse badly afflicted with dis'en-
per- and gave him ST. Johns Condition Powders They
operated like charm: efectng cure in Few days
They are TO cows in neighborhood with exec
lent effect purifying their blood and improving tesr
condition so as greatly to increase their quantity OF
mix One COW had the yarget which caused Der 70 give
bloody milk. A effected with these row
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93a9riG)teu Der ,,GaaaOa.'

60. Ft-ts.-#~s --t..t s4aAa4A .
Der britilde OSnpier vGauQpa", tpelAer
2iperppOl am s. B., perlieB unp ppr9eltesn Gape
STAGE p%alltrte, iiberbraAte ~fcl9enpe Jtsui9feiten
9uDer S9ranbenpdqpfer o5nptan" mar BON
Quebec am 80. y. Wt. IN 2iperppol einBetroffen.
Der Ddmpfer v9tcrtb1 Star" BON Jteip y)ort,
l1n9te a1n erlteu Sali IN Southampton an, ip
pte Die r&anBaroo" am ielben Ga9e ppn Qteps
Ocrf in SiperpOpl %etntraf,. +a..L
" rDBbrttt All ten. Die SID, pelde
benz nnterbaile 9eltattet, Snoen 5u5ulaler, pai
ltrte tble 5lDelte Xelt Sim SberpauIe nit elmer
Wtebrbelt Don 46 Stiumen.1 Us ua5 II. I'D
OaS SoerbauS bat Die Vi0, Die Sir6enlteuer
ab5ulGaffsn, nit elmer 9reBen WebEbelt per=
mprfeu. 70 s.., r a. asa
DaS linterbans >par nit Der Grlp1Buus Ger
glll fit Die 0te3ierun8 Supten8 belAdItl9t.
Das Barlament lcute nc9 Dor peul Snoe
Sui ptOrcslrt weroen. Mons ssa nH
Selm Ab9au9e Der vGanabl" du6erte ltA
9roBe 8eierSnIB %bctreff5 pes AtlantilAen 1elee
9rapbentaueS. - asag@ UuI.l.a gst
asa IonDcn mar Elm PriUatlueetinB Der Qftiens
tnbaber Der SQinciS GentralsSllenbabn abses
balten lporoen. SO mar eiHe @emmIttee er
haunt morpeu, um Die Nn9elesen9eiteu DER Som
p18lle 81 unterlude11 uno eth Oele9at 9ebt
aa6 Seem. 2)crf. ml 4.3aH gg5 ..r4.u
j. lTrantrei9. Die Na9ridten aus 6rapf<
reid ituO Obne ir9enp welhe 8eOeutuns. 5ag
3 rSn 2pOn 2unO Mearleiae5 bate lt4 pie 9an:
.belslase Sebslert. sDa.uE g91 ullU
Spanten. Da8 ipanii4e Sc niferiurl
bate relt9ntrt unossS bate lid Elm neueS @abi
net nit 9eueral S'Dpunel an Der Spite ais
WinIlter Oes AHsparlt5en ulO pes &risSes
9ebllpet. 43f asas13lDI51 l5.51 .usa.4iss5a
g2Snpien Iu8 Sp9ien lino feline neueren
Nadri4ten ein9elaufen. isaei554g Asla;aa.
Die 0faArihtsn Iroa1 eurcpaiiAen Cont.
Iuente ltlO pnr9au3 unpiGti5. ~ 13i5Ia 5in
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81 s,ae Gsoe gstoriDten

Nes|p@ OFT, ~. SuIi. Oer8. 8(Du1t,,
Die :Dtutter Der SADrert, tpelde nit Dem fran-
50jiIden Mbenteurer 0iipiere Durdbranlite, lit
lDieoer bier gum 8Orldeiu 9efoinmen. Son Dem
3o1terleln nao bon 0llpiere bat man nod feline
.Spur. salitp 5iae' 9t3t'a9!yt eAas@s
Nep. Oprf, II. Stuff, Sedte puroe
aber ben Stlltener @alceult, Der rer Srtnpr,
.punS pe8 Pcli5tlten AnperiDu i@uloig beiun.
ben moroen 1T, pas Gooe8nrtbeil au8seiprpAen.
.@aneelni, befanntlI4 pOlttil4er SliAtliu9, bielt
|bierQuf etne 91eoe, bic NIT Den JSprten lhlob :
nahrS6 lterbe uui9ulbi9. SD iperpe meine
3tpeite Samilie nidjt mieDer lebet ; felt iA ans
ben OdnDe1 Der IpraRuei sefloben, babe id
cine anpere Ofutter III Gle Nrne gu lAlieben
sebo6t pies murre mein Sereerben ; Amert,
ia mlro uidt inebr Die Wtutter Der llnsliidlt1en
|leta+ SD oanfe meinen Nnndlten aus tielltem
9ey5eu fir Den 8eiitanD, ben iie mir %9elslltet.
Sie purpeu enttdu}9t, penn 1te 9~laubtea, oaB
bier III Nnetifa Die @ereNti9feit uadt penn @es
Iese au88ei6t pirp, le faroen ober llnSerefs
EttSfeit. Daiielbe finoet man bel gprannen.
SD lterbe, aus 9an5er Seele bic Bhi4ten Be.
~meireno, Die ID suridla1ie unD Die ib eegen
mein un9lldliAeS Welb 81 "erfi0en babe, pie
ais etae .YrenDe, bon SeInoen umringt, bier
lebt." asfaAs1 ~
Brpotlbn, 81. 9 = Die Nrbeitsleute,
weld)e bel petH Au8Braben be8 NpStranpS Teis
de8 (au5 Dem BtsDT(pu gum Tbetl nit 48uIler
~uericr9t wirp), beiddfti8t iinp, entpedten am
6rettlg in etaeln 9onOla9er ea8 @ertppe eines
0lieierltbiere8. Wian 1T Der le6er3euauna. ban
man eS polldroi8 oaielbf p~or1inoen peroe,
}unD trafett Da1er bic Serren 8reSoort uno 9efs
fert8 ale 8orfebrunSeH, DAB p15 @erippe nod
in oieler NoAe anuerlebrt au5Searaben werpen
f6nne. Gor etni9en U6cnaten wurOe etpa 18
Wlellen BON Srootfpn %entferut Elm Gbeil zines
9lciden @erippe8 9efaaoen. aa.lelf9
Ger st Ypr pom Oebpten axre.
ttrt, Sn 9ObDfen perqnlaBte Die porgeblide
Au8flbrun9 Der i. 8. Spnnta9s9S @eiese sez
tern u1ter oer D~orti8en Deutiben grobe Nlf4
re9ungs 8ergeltern III ndunlld cine SrDtnau6
%erlalien, mad welAer Gifentljde 56ayrpsrfe am
Soantag uidt DurA Die Staot fabren Dirfen.
GtHe 0eIetfdaft relpeftablsr OeutIher (pett
SGreiber ;. B. einialieBenb) slaitte 9e9en Dies
'Te8@eies niAt gu pesliCBan, apenn lie 0ilenS u1nls
bug fir iidl. aeuga8irte uno bur0 ems ibrer
lDtitstieoer futIuttenHslieB. Sin Der g@fe BON
yDlTDineton uao /. StraBe fielen5 Der Dfapor
l8ilipn (cbne @id ais @pecutipsB aamter III les
9itiuairen) uno mebrere 8oli5iltea ben Bferoen
n Die 3i9el. gfqd bartpafiSem Sample, in
}melAem Die Oeutl4an, sDerea 3ablu ldnea cuf
mebre Ounpcrt gepadlen mar, lpe9fatt q ieDe
@sndttDdtiafeit petmte0en, tphrcen@aBen unO
Bferre, conftscttt.s y 6ierunf fla8te .0err u il ;
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Der @eieuIdaft bfeIpl JrieoetSridtsr 8oba1teot
seseu Waqpr Willpn auf 0aubanfa4; Der
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Sex ws Dorf, 13. Suit Die 8arfe 9tu,
.piO leselte beute ,nad Muuitiann in atericO at
nit elmer srnBen an5abl arbeiter fiji. Die Sc
huautepecsSah ,|u33l31m55 pi nsiblI3 taai
35 See wls Or t, 13. SUIT. Der DaupIer
Sutton" oDellen Ntadribtrp 5iaOn Don Cape
STAGE aus bcfapnt wurDelt, fam oielen MfprBen
bier an.ai Seine peitereu Na9ri9ten linD pur1
Die Der @anaDa" IberbOlt. 3|aal8ms531 n3I
Or begesnetea ium 96reitaJ eiui9en @i8bersen.
4m Samlta9 iprad er Die nad3t 9iparppOl fab
|reupe cYerlta."l 9i12Fnu15 u9aJoiW 1sI
al @eempbts, 49, Suit. Ole Soften Der
GitiSen's Sanf meroen beute bier ni6t anseS
rommen. 3 q Raa slaubt, baB bic 8anf, Mfer8en
ihlieBen8rDiro. gsa3a3tHlK end Dbl tinol ,3gGI
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aus &aulas Bat 9fidi er Cato reiisnirt. u3G
N~ewsSrlean8, ID. Suit. General
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Quitnan IT idper frant. Waan 3peitrlt an
leinem Nuffpumen.
RewsSrleen8, 10. Su(i. Der D1ms
pier empire @itp" BON ~2(8pinnaa beridtet
buB Der Dinpier Star Of t6e Q8e(fA f6 ami
Dem Be9e nl6 Seem Ocrt tsfinoct nit 4OOBal.
%la9ieren unO 81, 100000 III Sob.
SSeneffes ODn Der 1qtab= Slrtnee.
Sn ct. SoIepb mar am Z. Suli bic Soft BON
Der Sal5leeltaOt anSefrmnen. Sbre NaArids
ten gebei Biz 19. SUM. General Sobnlton
unb ietne 9trnee tplrcr rur nod so Weten
pc1 Der Sal5leeltaOt, am Bate Canon. Die Ar<
NEE beianr ftp III trefiliGern i3ultanOe.
brigham Ooung pno feline 8esleiter ipaten
nod IN ptopo. Opuu8 fpar in Der Sal5Ieelta t
9%stpsfen, UNI nit @cU. Cumming uto ben 6rts
OerseSonlmiilaren gu ccnferireu a6er 04s 9tes
lult1t Der @ouferen5 NAT nidt befannt. Wfan
9laubte aq3emeln, Dap Die WormOnen feinen
Wioerftano leilten wirDen,
Sol. Sp1fmaun bate ben Gefe6l ii6er Sort
gtlo5et penn Capt. Marcp iterlalen unp ben
Gen So1nltOn %be9leitet.
Die Yllre Der Wtprmonen iparen Seoers
nlann Elm @ebeimaiB. @S sin5 ieroA oao
8ertdt, blB lte mad, Souora 3leben molten.
ltal 9lau6te I'M SalSIeetbale, baB ibneu bic
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faufen wiirDen.
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Die We9e dber tplren In gutter 8srialluns, Die
PrIt traf untettpe98 nir8euo8 Snpianer, pa9es
gen an perl4ieoenen Yunften Sanbter.
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ltaot mad 81. Solepb. ~ r. 81 tE
Na4 N1frittea aus Sort 2eaUenwortb, bic
BIS gum s. Suit geben, lit am Wlcrg2n Des 8
5ult oaIelblt Elm Courier BON Sort &earnep an
8etoran1en. Sc begeBaete Der lltabsYolt.
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tag NIT ben MOrmDnen sel0lolien.
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lelta bon sort &earnep 9da9ert.
2ebteS aus lltab. ct. 2cui8
10. Suit. Der o9tepu6ltcan" bat lltab ,gtad,s
rtften bis gum Is. b. Die 6rtebeus.G oumils
lare unO Die 6dupter Der Wpruonen batten lid,
ttber foi9enre 6rieDen36eoil8uuSen perltdupist:
Die A'nee 5tebf, obne WiperltanO 3u finOett,
in Der Sa5ieeltapt ein Die Giu,l6eam,ten perz
rldten t1r Tint cbne St0run9; oet, @eieeer
tplrO unbecin9ter @eboriam %geleiltet; bage9eu
nlto al8alleine Amneltte 9epdbrt uno ale
0auier itnD fir Die Uremoen 5u perlAlieBen,
init 2luSna9me zines 9auieS flr ben @ouper>
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Sic Sele0r00be1 lSlpffe.

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lor 6orrelt, nas bier a%nfair, beriAtet, zap e8 3
Gage in @elelIGaft oe5 Nsauennon uuo Jeias
Sata mar unb liA AM 20. Stunt in ltiirrnil6em
Wetter Don ibnen treunte. 0eioe batten germ
gen Oampf. Da8 Wetter am 20 uno "a SUI
nj mar ldon ; BON ba biz gum 20. berri9ten
i9Were SlpmeltminOe.
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nnS an0srs ein9ema&te 5ra4te limO fste in U~prsugltter Qua
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Suni20S yD. 90 Or terhr.
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Staat8 Convention fir einen intesrirenosnS psll
ibre8 Prp9ramnlS ertldrter.
G6en erleben mir nod, Dap Stnecin Die Jlepe
pcn DoaglaS bereit8 Dor elmer 9rcBen rno be-
o~eilerten Gplf8perlannilun9 erplDert bat.