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Judge Ranney and the Fugitive
From 'h' Nial'onist Register.

From The Malloniha Register.
We gave, last week, some extracts from
a letter Of Judge Ranncy, written in isls
defining HE (ihen) position in relation 70
the power Of Congress to prohibit slavery
in the territories, and contrnstod his pub
licly expressed opinion AZ that time, with
the present Democratic State platform.
We now propose to show his recordup-
on the Fugitive Slave Law, In 1860, in
contrast with the resolutions Of the Dem
ocratic State Platform upon this question.
The Convention which put Judge RAN
ney in nomination, resolved "that the rem
dition Of fugitive slaves Is duty imposed
upon every State in the Union by the
terms Of the Federal compact" and that
the laws Of 1893 and 1860, "ought to be
promptly and faithfully executed"
On the sOth Of October, 1860, Judge
Rsnney attended an indignation meet
ing" at Garfield, in this County called by
the people, without distinction Of party 20
give an expression Of their views upon
the then recently adopted Fugitive Slave
Law. Mr.. Ranney made a speech upon
the occasion, bitterly dcnouneing the law,
as is attested by many persons Of this vi
cinity who participated, and by the editor
Of the Noble County Register, who was
also present at the meeting. The latter,
in late issue, speaking Of Mr. R0nney's
advocacy Of the resolutions published be-
low, says:
ave can never forget the burning in
dignation-the wilhering Butre, that char
aotcrizcd Mr.. RS great speech on that oc-
cut'on. His brow knit with rage and his
keen eye seemed TO spit fire when he
hurled defiance at the law, and pledged
himself before that great assembly, 20
stand by the right of habeas corpus as the
palladium Of American liberty, and that
no political necessity should sver iciip him
into the support Of so infamous an enact
msHt"
Turning TO the files Of the Ohio Re
publican for 1850, paper then edited in
part by Asahel Medbury, one Of the
"Threc Governors" 80 ruthlessly deposed
recently by the Supreme Court Of Ohio,
we fnd the proceedings of this meeting.
Hon. s. w. Gibson, late Democratic Rep
rcsontative from this county, was a mem
bor Of the committee on resolutions. In
nsmuch ns the Ohio Statesman and Gin
oinnati Enquirer have denied that Mr.
Ranncy cyor denounced the Fugitive Law
or advocated the resolutions adopted ut
this meeting, we call upon the honorable
Ex-Ropreseptatiyo from Muhoning TO sub
stuntiuto what we have alleged in rela-
tion 10 the tone Of Mr.. Runney's remarks
on that occasion. Mr.. Gibson, being a
member in good standing Of the Demo-
cratic party ut this time, his testimony
will no doubt be received by the States
man and Enquirer as good authority in
regard to a meeting in which he was an
active participant, and concerning Mr..
Ranney's advocacy Of the resolutions
which he assisted to offer on the occasion
referred TO. Here are the proceedings, as
copied from the Ohio Republican of Nov,
8, 1850:
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The Fall Term

Ofths Institution, for the yesr 1859, will commences
arust t5in, and continue eleven weeks. Durug this
term the following branches will be taught Readina
Penmanship, bookkeeping, Geography, Grammar Nu.
tural Philosophy Chemistry, Arithmetic Algebra Ue
omeiry, TEgonometry, Surveying, Analytical Geome.
10y, Latin, Greek, and German. For the benefit Of
Teacher, special attention viii be given to The Con
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0cTThe united salaries of the ninety.
five clerks discharged from the New Y orb
Custom-Houss on Thursday make oveI
100000 a year.
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0STGreat preparations are being made
in San Francisco to give apublic reeep.
ton to Horace Greeley on his arrival al
that place,
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NOTICE h hereby given that tho tub,ofiberhat beer
~ appointed and qualified a. Exeuuihr on the Et.
tate Of samuel Hunter, late Of seneea Co o. deed
Timn, July loih. ls5O-gs5w
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NOTICE

l. hereby given that the undersigned, who have been
this day appointed, by the Probate Court Commission
the Estate Of Josiah SwiFar deceased, willmee
at the office OIL X. liorl In Ttn every Saturday from
one 20 four o'clock r. NJ. from this date TO the l2th
day 0f January ID 1850, to receive aud examine the
claims ofcTeditors ofsaid Estate. J. X. llORD,
&. /. THOMPSON,
June 10 1R5n-iul f5.IweI.5O Comwisira
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Snle Or IRcnI Es1afe.

nNthe 18th day Of August, A. ID. 1859, at 10 O'Clock
~ NJ, At the door Of the Court House In the city
ofrin, will be sold TO the hghost bidder the following
Real Estate as the property Of Edward r. Bradley, de.
ceased, owit lnlot No 6, IN tho village ofCarone,
Seneca County and State Of Chic Appraised At $3.50.
Terms Of sale third IN hand; on the day Of sale the
residue OF the money In one an two years.
JOHNW. BRADLEY, Admir-
July IS, 3a-fwsI,-5 Off p nradey, deud
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Kansas COnsiimtionai convention.

A special dispatch to the Bulletin says
that ater a lengthy discussion, disclosing
much wire-pulling and man@uyering by
both parties, the Kansas Convention has
to day fixed as the northern boundary Of
the State, the original Nebraska line.
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01THoraee Greeley has made up his
mind to try what sort Of life that of the
Mormons 10, He win visit Salt Lake City
expressly to ascertain.
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01-It is believed that the next Oregon
Legislature win elect a Republican and
Douglas Democrat 70 the y, 3, Senate,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A. J. Lybarger'H Estate.
MOTlCEia ia herebyF ven thattho tubscrihsr has been
IN appointed and qualified aa Admnistratnr Of ths
Etate Of Al. fybafarr, late Of Fensoa County, Ohio
ieceafed. NICHOLAS ROsENnERGER.
Thin, July 2qd, ie50-3w
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Dissolution Notice.

MOTlCEiS hereby given that the co.narnerihip here.
IN tofofe existing between the undeTsigned, under
the firm name Of a.. :. Miller X Co., In the Stove and
In business, rifhn, Ohio has this day been disolv.
edby mutual consent. 4. y. MILLER,
Tim, July 1t, 5O-l50w II. McALLtsTkR.
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The Winter TerIn

win commence November 2lsi, and eoutnus fnesn
weeks The branches tanght will be - above with the
exception Of Chemistry, Suveying and ANAL lteal Ge-
Ia psee Of which viii b anaht Rhetofio, logic,
M.rh. siesi phUosoukv. and the Chleulua
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o. r Nftfuf havfur uierusud brhfs interest the
tabhshment Of q. Z. Miller Co. 10 Gamaliel COwes
the business will hereafter be conducted by the new
firm under the hm name OF ofMcAlliter& CowleS. They
hope 10 receive the patronage Of the friends Of the old
firm aud ofthe public generally.
iul l56w MoALLIsTER q CoWLEs.
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Land az PriYate Sale.

THE having thirty Of land EastOftbe
L South srd OF THIN, which he wishes to dispose Of
Al private sale any person wishing buy ou lots be
accommodated. The land s a oi mile from Tifin Il
bosg 30 Of tho West side Of the farm Of the late
THOMAS Cos, deceased. Ten acres are cleared, the
haaHco in timber We wish 10 sell lots Of 5, 10 or IS
acres, altogether Any person the land by
callingon Lonudor Ooo, living on the premises.
Mr., Tems made known BY calling on the tubtori.
heri, living North from Tilin.
JOSIAH p. BAKER.
July Us, I5S0-sw O. r.. BAKER
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Anthony shonhar, PlsnuG aganst Jotehp Co,iolandi,
Deichdant.
before ". Leidy,J. p Of Clinton tp.. senora Co.,
o. On The oh day Of Jolly, u 1859, said Justice 10.
sued order of Attachment On the above action, fof
The sum ofsix dollars and seventy eve cents,
Tiflni July -, Eo-25 3wl AFTHoyu suosHAHr.
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win commence March 10Th, and continue tonreei
woeks The branches taught willb The same A. u.
Winter Tenn with the exception of Mechanical Phil
otophy, Rhetoric and Logic, instead 81 which will b
Ianahi nntanr. Arlfnnotnr an Manual philo.nnhI.
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Nnrnnl Inafi1mfe.

Al the close ofthe fa Tern, there will Be held under
The auspices Of the seneca County Teaehe Associa-
ton, NORMAL Institute, oommensing October 3lsii
and continuing two weeks, which will be conducted IN
accordance with the followinrplani
2. The sessions oftho lnrtinio will be appropriated
10 Rectatonf Lectures and Ditcustiont, follows
One hafof the time oftho day 20 clattrscia
ions the remaining part and evenngto lectures and
discustions.
2. Recitations viii he conducted In the following
bfanchesi Grammar, Eocution, Georfap ply, Arithms.
tic, Algcbra and Philosophy.
q Lectures will be delivered on the above hrancheI,
ssoeveninf lectures more general and poulaT sub
jects.
g. Al the close Of each evening isoiuTo odusa.
tionaltopic will be discussed.
S. A Tnition Fee OF one dollar per woek VIII Be
charged the Gentlemen and dfty cents the Ladies.
The Normal fnitituts will be under the charge ol
Teachers Of experience and ability, and short shall
be wanting TO make tboth intefesng and profitable 70
the Teachsft who, Il IL 20 be hoped, will avail them.
selves ofthii opportunity for Improvement which could
not otherwise bssecured wihou m1oh grcaloF outlay
A SCHUYLER. Principal
REFuBuc, July 9Th, 155a--3w
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01rThe wife OfRdwGd Everett died in
Boston not long since,
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Per Quarter Of eleven weeks, is as fullowt Common
Banches and Natural Sciences, ef00i Higher Msthe.
maic, Metaphysics and Lansuares, Is 00i end io The
longer terms at The sameate IN proportion 10 the time
The Tuition Fee will be expected ~ ApvAHcH, ard re-
nuf rad In all eaeor. hv the close Of the Term
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& HOE BUSINESS and Factories can be carried on
- prohtably at lammonlon. See advertisement OF
iiammonton Lands. iul la-Gtn
DERSONS wishing 10 establish Manufactures in a
Il new and thriving place, where business is good,
see advertisement ofthe Hammonlon Settlement.
GRAPE GROWERS can carry on their business
~ most successfully al llammonton, free from fross
Some forty Ninyards were set out the past season -
See advertisement Of HammOntoh Lands, in another
column. iul l5-6m
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DISSOLUTION of Co-Partnershir

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the Co.paHnefship
~ heretofore existing between MILES W. plain and
r. r. Barney, uud,f the firm name Of Plain 4 Barney,
is thlS day NJ uoycd by mutual confenf w. w. Plain
wilreceivs all debts tue said in, aAd will pay al hnl
bilitict oftaidffm ~ W. ri AtN,
f.E. BARNEY.
Green Springs, Ohio, July 5, l550-Qg3r
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Dolcgates should also be chosen, at the pri
mary meetings, 10 attend Convention (hcrc-
after 10 be oallcd) 10 nominate candidate
for State Senator and also for member of the
State Board Of Equalization.
Delegates are particularly requested to ro-
port themselves promptly At the hour 40 A
N } 10 order that the business Of tho Convcn
tion may be transacted in time TO hear distin
Ruished speakers from distance, who will
be nrrannI
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Paris, July 5.-The official condemna-
zion by the French government of tho mr.
ticle in the Paris Steele affirming respect
for papacy, forms part Of the programme
which the Emperor Napoleon is carrying
out.
The Moniteur DeBologna publishes a
letter from Count Cavour to the Juntu of
Bologna, saying that King Victor Eman-
uel would not accept the Union Romagna
with Piedmont, but will direct the Roman
forces to concur for the purpose of obtain
ing Italian Independence.
Gen. Pellissier's corps, TO observe the
/ frontiers Of the Rhine, will be in canton
ments by the 18th inst. II will compose
10000 infantry, 100000 cavalry, and
400 cannon.
l The London Times Vienna correspond.
ent says that something unusual is going
on between France, Russia and Turkey
and he would not be surprised IL Turkey
was TO turn against Austria. -Four Rus
, sian corps are already on war footing
All the officers on limited leave have beer
\ ordered to join levy of recruits.
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.SENRCl COUNTY AClDEME.
This Institution 8 LOcated %
-

and is Furnished with Appnrntus and
other faciiitiCa for giving Thorongh
Instruction.
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Takc NOtice--NOte LOst.

/ osr on the 25th day fJune, 1859, somewhere be.
II tween the residence Of Reuben Madison aud
Nathaniel Norris, in Scipo Township, Seneca County,
o. Prom ssofy Note, for the sum OF slS, made
by Job Pettyst nathaniel Norris or bearer dated June
25th 1850, and payable W days amer date. The pub.
Tic are cautoned against purchasing said note.
July l5,59-lw JOB pETTYe.
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The Very Latest from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF HEINDIAN
PESCHIERA BESEIGED.
The Allies Threaten verona.
THE AUsTRIANs DEMORALIzED.
Ten Thousand French Land on The
Adriatic Coast.
PRsSUIA AGAIN MOVING.
France, Russia aud Turkey forming an
Alliance.
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Resolved, That, come life, or come im-
prisonment-oome fine or come death
we will neither aid nor assist in the re-
turn Of any fugitive slave, but, on the con-
trary, we will hsTbor and seorete, and BY
all just means protect aud defend him, and
thus give him a practical God speed to
liberty.
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Thc Allies Threaten VerOnn.
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THE AUsTRiANs DEMoRALIzED.
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C5eJfuGbafts -I)erbinOnna.
Cation. Suli 13.

Die untrrSciGnesn srtrn tierpurh Na6rdt,
eab iir nit chamber in 0slellhnft Setrrtcn Iinp.
In Der Ntitt tinftisbiH, unter Der 6irma pcn
Sbiaui, mo Danncbaucr, has Gruden.
8aarrn grihdit, naG Dem 9araelcs @runcIae,
auf eine 9rcBartige 0ciIe gu bstrribsn, unp ,mar
I'M npro Ghlihen Gds Der lonmittcn unc 9lhtrn
Straec, opr al Sdlau6's altrm Staneplabs-
ollmo lie pas 9crbrte 9utlitum cnlaprn Sor,us
Ip'eden, in otm OUllcn Sspu6tIein, baG Iir in
Sinlitt gutter uno IaUnn Q8aaren. Guesrii ti1r
gen YreiGcn 70 ME pdnttli6sr 8cpenuns ote
pctIfcmmcn 5u ttfricOiarn im Stanoe fnO Mlan
ruf' an uno aacr3tu8e Ia idta pOn ptslsr QBabr.
belt.
ScI@s re nod In ben 9trGnunss. Sitrr bee
Daniel 8 SdIau6 I6uIpis iinr. rpsrpen ,uiclas
eeirs 8eihdfts 98s4Isls bcna6ri6ti9t, bae le
innnhalb Dlcnatn atmbr,atlen babrn, inner.
talb weIhtm 3ctraum bic Bidder am oltsnStanr.
plabr psrbIsiben, ottr nahbsr BEN SGntn rines
8rsesnsri4trrs iter9cbrn wrrre.
Daniel s. Sbloub.
Gborles 9S. Oannebauer.
SUM 20. nqtp
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AGlcut0ssll SSO,amOra)
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49,

NJ dbi en.5 d) ap.
Die llnts3ci6nstsn bepirnsn G6 tieIer @de.
9snbsit ibrsn 5rrunssn unO Fem 9ubltfum i'm ai:
srnrsinen dnsu;riasn. paB if fcrIpdbrsno auf Sant
baIttn uno auf Ssiteauns Ssrfsrtigsn, ole Artrr
Stanp DampfmaIdnca Stationary Engines,
pUn 10 bis 100 YferpsEraft mad ben aIIsrpsrttb
srnsn patterns.
Sts iinb Stsi6fltIs ttrtit alIs artsn
GiIerne II. 0iebinsne 0ic6creirn, MG6l,
rdper unb Observation-Disclosures jrbr,
SrIhreibung fppie 9umprn BON rill.
faArr uno ppppcltrr Birfun9 unb gum
Sorriren mo Sctrn Ypn Wa6rr.
DampItebeI pUn jspsr SrI6rsituns psrrsn aui
Ssiteuuns aus Dem bsilen SO. I SCStCbIsn' 9iisn
onisrtist np suarontut Su leiu pis ongrssben
Sr ernrubirsn fir pis Eirfsruns pUn allm Artsr
iegeltabntriiden. .Nrbtiitn, Solsen, S6rautrn,
gBai6ers unp jerrrIri ocn @rpbI6mi,o Arbstsn
auf turje Nn;sige uno Su nisprisen preItn.
Sdaftin9e uno pmlics, unp trpe Sertr
son SsfrrunScn prrren Itnsl unp itSn auset'
Iibrt.
Seicnore QufmefIumftit wirb 8sparatur-
nb Scb.glrtsiten 9rwiemst, pelGe auf bic tir,'
shs gnBstse unp 6u Den tlt0itsn YrsIen ssrri6.
tGk pErptn.
Sbre OampfmdI dIttsntn fuS auf bic tuna9.re6.
trfs gGeils srbaut uro werorn in 8s,sbuns. lrrnn
psrIanat, fir stnn bili9en 3citraum suarantirt.
Ibayer, Rreman, 1DiIfon II. 60.
GIlrntaun. SCbruar 16, 1859. nato
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Serlc 2Sasa rem.
&S o q c tt " > 8 70 rs &C.
Stpbrboltcr in 9lllentoun.

SlpVI9NIltI III AItHluUHT
8tuubritbtisen oas 0u9tmsiut putlituu,, cas- Ft
fseben ron Den 9rcesn Cues nrUd9etebrt iuo. uuc
eas ft nan an tbrem Stcbr, in tutm Der usutn 4:
fcdt9tsn tStbSueen. 4 Sbdrsu unttrhatbltm 9Rartf:
pIns, IN Der pamtltcn Stragt nimltb on 4c.9, eis
utn 9ldnjsnoen 8crraib
Vpn allen gepiinIhten Srpfeupaarcn
auf 6nne babcn, rpetbe fs ale ON osu oIsrnttbri9:
'ttn 8arado prciRsn ,um 8srfauf au6iStsu. - 5br
St'd bsitsbt uduIih gum Sbsil aus fc9sneen gu:
tern, ais:
Shpdrjs unb SGney Sdbe, btrrli6s Dstans
1dGne 9oie De G9,prss, 9laiO DueaIS unr
Salsnca, stnfl6ss unp SaYapert Sud, gBUl'
lrne DsIairs, S6apIs, GUaorS u. ~,
aBis audi din pclIts QFcrtemsnt rem
9GbteS Xrauer=SSaarcn,
ucu ben bttsn SCrtsn DrsBs Srinbss, Strdn,pfs
panbfbubs m.
Np1 TGnbi8
nit sincr rctItn 1us~abI pcu NSaarsn tdr SSaunst
unc 8natsu, ais
Sud-, Gohimrrc, Gafiinett, baumpplle.
ne 6pirnitpfe, StprrbS, II. {. 10,
fammt gcblei9trr unb brau>
neu WiusltnS, Gbeds,
unb 2inen,
ants pom tstsn RatsriaI uuO gu ben nisetrFsh
prsileu.
OrY8uttsr, Sbmat,, Shinttn, Sptd uno auSert
Nrceutte rperccn i'm GustauIh fir Maareu ano.:
ncmnsn uno Der bShts Rarttpreis bafur ertautt
Durh Den @srtauf Der btitsu GRoarcn an ben til:
tighten Prslfsn bcftEn fe auf fCrneru 5uIpruh.
gSplle unb gurbge.
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g E / 6Dr g tlte.

Ra6fclatnpe Ne6ttfiIr IcGcn prrbGrt wrrtcn
lei elmer Court, pslde ibrsn 9lnfar0 nttmcn wiro,
auI W'cntn9s ben s @reu0 1859, in rrr Statt
alentaun, in une fir Sr6a GauntY:
s8nltsr .. 6utsr srsrn Sram 8. S6ane.
grrHcn Srud unb 5rau ct, al. scstn 9Gumas
D. a4sibnr.
Der Sirasrnsi1cr unb GtattratG trr Dor.
russ @aentaun 9sSen SsrrY 6. Qcnsneder.
glattnn S2bitrlg 8e8m SciIc Srcinis.
en8sIman unS Gstr 9eSsn Gil9tman 8Ncats.
3. unp 8. SG9rr 9csen 6artmon II. M'2can.
3bcmas gsd9sr unp 5rau segsn 6. @dprIan.
SaIcmCn Srssrt 9c9sn Natban Sitter.
Sclrpt S6nurman scsen Gbarlts NuB.
Der Staat penniylUanirn fir ben Gubcn Srn
g. Gilbert 6'tcns, Qpminlratrr bee perltcrtt.
nen Vdsr Sern, sessn Scbn Rrrn.
DrfcItc 9sSrn Sc9n Rrn uno grunttrwc9.
rtr.
8. g. unb g. %. 9cs9 Scsm Daniel glsu.
barb.
stcmas gtusr scscn Ooelo S6mcYsr.
NOi,s @aumcr 9r9sn Setter Q. VriIcnrtn9.
Gtrilttan prrs. 9irss fir 3bCmas 6, StrS-
tusr. gsstn 8. 8. g8illCn.
Samss 6. s6aa fir bea Nuser Srn ScGn ..
e@atl 8sssn Daniel Shaud.
eimOn g. yevsrs srSsn DaUb @cB unb an.
5rur.
5mrs unc GIias gBitnno Gpmn 7ratrrrn Yrn
etrts Nlidlrq 9rAu 9bWltS 6cIt.
s8lom Muucu unp 9cbonna Irtnr 6rau 9cs
gen Scbn Abnspalt, Stpbsn &Icppinsu unp
Daniel SopT.
Scbn Sorrrtt srscn GtriRau sGanb.
geam Ssllidt 9sscn Scnatban 9ttit.
Spbn Spyw ssscn Mt&act sPoUortrs.
gbiRcpbcr MObr sracn GGartct Wsrb, Glias
WlttB unb gElam DlHB.
2btrrla 0aucr 9cSrn Hcubrn Smlnsr.
St0e SrCmn gescn Samuel 9tUtb.
peer Olillr 9rarn bic Gatalauqua unb 5r9eIs'
rllIe 8sstItabn @slruihaft.
. Same6 9adep, protD.
Suli 13. nQ3n
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&iftb. NIB Glppr:Sel:&mcb.

1uss mas in oisitm tStihifts 3pet9 pcran9t rpsr:
otn fam, trift man cbenfalIs bCi bnsu an, uno fe
ssbsu Die @srlberuns ea6 ou6Srbab ben Sscltdcs
ten ois artitsl uitmono ncbISiItr psrtaufcn tam,
alS rptc he.
BS-als @rtsn Der serpStnli6en eanbesprcbut'
ten werpen i'm austauid fir 99aaren anscncm'
men, unp puIiir Der bT6te Marttprets nIautt.
S1uth unb 9iEber.
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Der olte SsnrYYfttf lest aud nod
uno bect lih bespessn alr feline Grrunps uno
@Tnner in unp ausrrbaIb risitr Stapt auf irinrn
nruen Gd9rbir'SaloOn. in Der N0ro 7t,n Stra
bs, A 5biren untsrbalb Der Nllrntaun Bant, auf.
merriam gu maiden. Sc pirp bsrItltt bort au is.
Der 3sit bon rrm bsIlsn Sirt unS bcut19sn Bsi.
ne auf Sanb tatsn, wpmit rr feline GaRt ssrb
auI's 5suntli6iis brwirttsn miro.
Drumm tommst Qle, bic Sbr Dur1 BAIT unt
trinit unp tarn urteilt fir SUD Islbit
Qenrp 9fsifer.
Nla If. nabp
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jsthnften. ,Srrfsrtiser unp SrrfGufer ron Wins
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in rrr NmteRute brs Srcrrtdrs b,Irs Staats,
bic fclscnpe SsIhrcibunssn pcn 6laIhrn, ac.
brouGt purh e, allfscreibt batsn Winsral 5las
idsn. adtsda nit ben fclgenbsn Namen unp
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5lalhen, runp, nit rsr fcI8snbrn SnI6riit
:. SsB unb Sruper, @alcn, 9a."-Sr9snp cine
psripn Uper Ysrlcnen nun, prl6e ;olte 5laI6cn
init Winrral gBaG r pbsr anrtrn @rtrdntrn fill
len, Cber fcl6e perflufsn, faufen, cper auf irs
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trauden I'M 5riidts barin aubutrpabrCn, cher
fGr irsrno einrn anpTn 3wsf, gtern ollie Sclde
piro na6 rrn @tIrBen pes Qanprs perfabren wrr.
ben.
Die IufmcrFfamfcit auf oie foGacnec
NFtr ecr 6cieB9ebun9 1T 9eptnfbt.
,,Gs miro brrHur4 berna6 als unerIeslt6 ers
tlGrt fir ir9eno cine 9rrlcn Ubsr Qerlcnen, pbne
bic @rIautntB ps @i9Cnttimrrs crTlrltCn Wine.
raj gSaHrr crer anoere @erdnfe in ir9enp Icde
8Iaihrn, bic ouf iOIde gEttle brjc6net linp, su
fuurn, ocrr ririrlte su perfnuIen, mss,uIbrntsn
Ooer ouf irgenp cine 99siIe nit Icltcn 5laIden
bic 70 teSrtdnCt, unb nitt purh ihn cprr lie pcn
erm Gtaurr p0pUn 9ctauft fino, Sanpsl gu trri.
ben limb cine jcrr prrIcn bic orIr0 @eisB itrr.
tritt, lpa iih pacm6 errantwcrtli6 MAIDEN cine
Strafr ppn so Gents, fir cine jtpe IOI6e 5Iaide,
auf 9rmrlrste gEeiie 9sfilt, pertauit 9strauat,
mc99'artrn, pprr setauIt, Ubr prrbOnpslt, fir pac
rrite Str9ctcn, unO cine Strafs BON SIS fir cine
rre nadbcrt9e uetcrtrrtuna, ju ts;atIrn,-wsdr
Strafs ouf bic ndmljde SGris pOr irsenp cnem
@lcrrman rbsr 5rieprnsridtrr 3u erlaueen III, pr
Straftn urp GrlptuBcn gsp6tnlit pur6 ras
Griee, fir rem Nubn Res Staats, erlanst wsr-
rsR."
Scib uno 3ruecr.
Cation. Suli 13. na4m
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priIens Oelotus pcn allen Surten. frou;Sfibr 9Rs:
rlnoS uno poramttta, SupGrfsiucr fdonarer euiier
mo Srmbaitn. pra6tprlls 9btness. 70 ptt ncueits
StNle paroicIs. itabIernc pcepitrts. uub cbsnfoUs
@tne brrrli6e 9luspaBl S6opls !!
Sbr Stcd Sbapts uub 9cnutt ginebams ii Gin
auS9e,stbntter uno lblicet GILES in fl6 prnGcb eie
'aoirs IN oteftm Sab in cincm Stcbr nabfraeeu,
unp allies ottS ptro pcblfcil psrfauft br
Sjutb unb SEber.