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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

WHAT ARE BgEcEiSWncFs PROSPECTS IN
GEORGIA I'VE frequently receive letters
from out Of the State, asking US what
are Mr. Rre kinridges' prospects IN Geor-
gia. t. all and every enquiry, we an
swer boldly that no one need have any
fear about Mr. Breckenridge in Georgia
In our opinion. he is just as sure to get
the electoral vote IN this State, MS that
the day OF election will come. We be-
lieve that every candid man that IL well
informed on political matters is Of that
opulon It is generally believed by the
best Judges IA such matters, that he vail
beat both at the other parties fl, IN if.
teen to twenty thousand votes aud no
Combination Sc the other two parties can
prevent it, .MAsdgecihe FED fmoq
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

kas- The District Court continues in session.
On Saturday the trial Of j b Fields, charged
with stealing t!e eouuty money terminated, by
the jury iinding him guilty, and giving him the
hill extent OF the law ten years in the peniten-
tary. This theft occurred little over year
ago. The amount stolen was between five and
seven thousand dollars Ouly about six hun.
lred dollats were recovered consequently the
case IL involved somewhat IN mystery. The
Treasurer from whom the money was stolen, has
since died. The loss Of it was a severe blow to
him. and was source OF great anxiety Tha,
Fields stole the money, OF was connected with it
We have 40 doubt, nor has auy one else. Bat
what became of the balance o. IL Had he
aceomplccs, And il So who were they,
ON Tuesday, Martin Duncan was convicted Of
stealing a clock iron Mr. Levy, and sentenced
to two years 10 the peniien,iary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

The peoples ticket Is composed Of two Wings
and two Dcmoerais.-lHckmaey Messenger.
You mean it is composed of two Know Moth
ing aud two Doaglasites. A union Of now
Nothingism aud squalter sovereignty And
Tor what Not to carry the State, for Of that
you have 30 hope but to manufacture political
capital abroad II is to deude the Black Re-
publlcans with the idea that they can safely elect
Lincoln. 1t is TO tell them that the South re.
gar'k the assertion Of equality in the Union as
seciionalism, |, is to strike down the strong
mcu Of the North, who tell the free. soile,s that
the 'T'umph oi hlaek Repablieanisn Is the de
siruciion OF the government.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

lHNoH Law Tho hotriA law of Judge
LyHcb's court was put into execution IN
our town en- Tuesday night last, under
the f,llowug circumstances ouc h.
Nyur, bca~ily iooklug fellow who had
been providing abound uur town some
time. was observed hy the yigllan, eye
OF q member uf unt community. Ia APP
proa one Young kyne. % harmless dem
zcn the town and without amy arpar-
cnt cansc ruthcssly cut hl~ throat, Kill
INK him Instantly The iuiurlaied vigil
ant immediately pursued the murderer,
and oycr'aking linn, without the inter
vcniion OF ipdgc or jury swung him to
the first ovcrhanging limb, where he was
found thr next morning lilelcss. We are
not opposed 10 the night If sell defence
Ia community. but when acts like the
above are pcrpetratcd, il should no, he
passed over IN silence. No inquest has
been held on the body, and the matter
has created no unusual excitement III the
community --japer CioriW.
RrrnoeRApg MovruFNr-l The Knights
of the Golden Circle, who have been SO
far bculgh'ed rs 10 march to Western
Texas. have concluded that they have
had about as near a view of the elephant
as would pay The Corpus Christi Ran
chcro says:
1.-The last detachment of Knights Of
the Golden Circle that arrived here in
stead of going farther toward the " seat
Of war; left. we understand, for their re-
spective homes Those who went To the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

7 y. Rice, known "a Jim Crow
Rice, died in New York on Wednesday
in the sd year OF his age. The deceased
was well keown Ia the pnblic as the
founder Of Ethiopian minsirelsy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

- Mr., Washington D Miller. uf This
State, who was Secretary of Stale under
Gov. Wood, has been appointed head
clerk Of the Cencus Bureau at Washing
ton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

s-s- We have received an extra from the
White Man, which states that the Anti l'aso
Line Rangers" iyounieers came upon party
nine Indians "a miles from Fort chaJhurn
The Rangers succeeded in killing OF the lndi
ans, and 30 securing niue here's with saddle
buffalo rugs. shiells. bows and arrows, and one
rilie gun One OF the Rangers, james Lane, was
killed Capt Cuenion had ordered his men
40, 10 enter the bash, where the ludians had
taken shelter. until all were ready but Wdk
and Lane net hearing the order, dis'noon'ei and
rushed in ane was shot BY 10 ipsi'ep With an
arrow. It struck him IN The side and entered
bis cavity. passing iohishack bone agausiwbich
It lodged Something ought to be done to pro
,oct our bleeding frontier The life Of one brave
man Is worth al The money that sneh protection
would cost.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

~. The Texas .Al@.anao fof 1851,
which will shortly be issued by the pro
prietors Of tie Galveston News, IL thus
alluded to in that Journal
We believe we may saiely promise onr
friends thai the Almanac for 1851 which "li
now be issued in few days, will be found more
interesting than those that have preceded 1t. IL
viii contain near 2io pages OF solid rcadins
matter, fully equal in amount to 800 pages m
the usual type % the laws Of this State. With
the exception Of a few historical documents. The
articles (oyer one hundred in all are original,
and many Of them written by men Of the high
cst reputation among " tor literary and seien'
iic attaiumenis
The articles that make up this Volume are
all selected with The almost care. and with the
single purpose Of making them embrace all the
suhli cts most deeply interesting 10 the people Of
Texas. such as afe Of immediate and paramount
,alue 10 every family in the state. as most Of
them have direct application To the private M.
terests aud every day concerns OF our citizens.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

SrAry ELrcrioNs A friend from Shreveport
informs "a thst gentleman arrived ~ that
place on TUESDAY night, from Nicksoure. who
stniei that ieletrams announced that The Black
Republicans had carried Pennsylvania by So
900. and lndinna by looo0 majority We
hope this Is incorrect Ga the other hand,
F-lofida l. represented to have given 'hc Brcek-
iaridsc siair llchtt $4,000 majority. which sc
regard 81 too good 20 be tr,c. That Feinssi
mia has gone Tor the Black Republicans sc
greatly fear. That state wa7 the battle Ground
ia lslG, and il is regarded NJ the battle ground
now Il looks omnoas Of Inoolns election.
Heaven shield our beloved country FROM such a
misfortune for then CONES ca The beginning Of the
end
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

The constitutional Union party held ire
men,Ious large meeting at Austin. Texas. on the
22d uli. Gen Houston has taken the stamp
for Bell and Everett. There appears 10 be a
general move 10 Texas in favor Of the Union
.s.sc We haze se;s. s....ii..sa tbs s;s;s, 10;
now VT have some hopes Of carrying i'.---So''fa'
IIssen.
WIN the editor Of this verneious sheet quote
n single paragraph sustaining the above asseF'
ton. The speech alluded TO, was IN iavor oil
the fusion ticket, !. fall Of elaptrap and
abuse. and although occupying nearly five col
umns Of closely printed matter doe mol once
mention the NAMES oj Bell and Everett.
Tie idea Of claiming Texas for the Bel
Douglas fusion i considered rather amusing "a
Texas The only question here Is will the
Breckenridge majority be twenty, thirty, or forty
thousand.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

ass. Hon. John It. Reagan addressed the
citizens Of upshnr county, at uilmer, on the
9th The editor Of The Democrat says that it
was orc Of the ATTEST speeches he has bad the
pleasure OF listening to during the canvass.
Judge Reagan las published lir' of appoint
ments extending over the District. and is doing
yeomnn service 10 the good cause.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
I'd. Il. HUHnAKD. nnh GEO. mi.

Chiffon, hsging been invited to meet
their fellow ciizen- al severa OF the poiais men
toned below. haye made the following list Of
appointments to address ihc people. In favor Of
BREpkINRlHt;E AND LANE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

Garcia, that prince If Gamblers, who
broke the hai at Hamburg. twice, won
during the spring aud summer nearly
$500 600
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
sD- coanbs, recently elected Clerk Of

sN~ coonbs, recently elected Clerk OF
the Court Of Appeals in Kentucky, re-
ccivcd snaiier vote than was east last
year for Bell the opposition candidate
tor Governor Bell WIS defeated 1000
votes by Magof'in. the Democratic candi.
date. This shows that there is a Demo
cratic reserve in Kentucky that viii tell
il November, in favor Of Breckenridge
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

Boy A condncta destined for lanpico. hev-
lnn in charge 81 .l50,Uo0. large quantity Of
which II il stated belonged to citizens OF The
United States, was taken poss sion Of on the
oh Of Sept By ten. Echegarays order The
MeSicam aon to be, high aad low, a band Of
robbers unelc sam viii be apt to inquire
into this little affair.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

ussa- Welmd the pleasure OF visit from ".
4. Smith, Esq, from the large and popular
wholesale grocery establishment Of Messrs an.
thur & Co, Now ofl5ans. Mr. Smith Is wei
known and has many friends IN this locality, and
will get many otdars without our assistance.
Vet, il there are any who do not know him we
would aay give him yonr order. lur snnnles.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

NE Dalton Is getting sharp Ia reply to
the Giluer Tribune he claims the RICH, to pub.
lish one dull paper aud has yet to learn that
the editor Of the Tribune has any exclusive
right to eli the editorial stupidity Of the State,
which he aeems to haze mouopolized Of late.
That's correct, Dalton, stick up for Your rights
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
RECEIPTS FOR THE REPUBLICAN.
TO DELlNQUENTS.

~. TINS Is rGy FiFrn NuunER oF rms NEW
Votuar. We anE PREPARING Man RooK
~ WHICH THE xAgHs oF runsE rs ARREA RS
Will ny ERASED. pgsf1ss, THEnrvogE, WHO 90
NOT RECEIVE ruc Rnrp eLIcAs ATTN mrs DATE
WILL kNDW rng RrAsev. VIZ cANsGr rrisr
A sLwsrArgH wrTgorr s1NRy. bFiiSQrHSTs
ana EARNESTLY INVITED 70 RESPOND.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

FORESTS engagement is for 800 nights,
and he receives $500 per night
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

nA- The Bal and Everett state COMMITTEE
Of Louisiana have i-sued an admontors address
to their friends. canfion,nv them against frsuds
tina, they sihct to anticipate from the Breckin-
ridge and lane party Among other things
this address contains this paragraph
That a Number OF strangers IN all prohab'l-
itv may arrive. and be distributed throughout
your parish previous TO The day OF election Oh.
servc them carefully, and prevent their voting II
ne, legally entitled TO that privilege. Mot g.
posiaNg b. tru'shfai, il your parish borders on
the line Of irsaasas Iefa', Of M'~'s,PP' !
have the precincts adjacent 10 those States most
carefully guafdei ia al the points above sug,
g,sted II on he Gulf soaa v'raniiy guard
araitls, vessels freiehtod with Illegal voters
from Texas or New Orleans.
This Is frank admission that Texas, Aissis
sppi. and Arkansas have thousands OF voters
mors than they rcqsirc, which i somewhat ~
markable when we find that many OF the news
papers of The Bell aud Everett party IN loulsi-
ana, are LAYING Chains to ihcsc States. Fur
haps the south. Western can explain this!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
A QUESTION or vKRAcITY.

The shryepsrt south Western persists in
the statement, which appeared ed'oriaiy IN lis
;.sue OF The 10th. that " iour electors on inc
i,rvcxinr,igr ,irctorai iiekrs in North ,Hr''''"
had given IL their resignation. and that three
Of them. Keen, Haywood. and Bonld'n have
declared themselves for Douglas, aud the other
Henry " Miller for Bel. Ia order 70 se'ue
the question couclusively, We publish the bTecS'
inridge electoral ticket rs !, appears in the ea'-
log Breckenridge papsrs Of Nerih cafolinS;
ELECTORS:
Pr ne State ai La,gt:
ALFRED n. SCALES. % ROCKINGHAM.
~ GRAHAM HAYWOOD. ~ WAKE.
Districts:
Ist Dist JOHN W MOORE, Of Hartford
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
BELL AND xvERITrr IN MAssAcuusx1,,

Ball ""D A'A"sAAiA ." ~AWAcAVU8tU
Our readers have heard of Mr. Lrv,,
rir SALroNsrALL, who represents Mr. ~,
RIFT IN this canvass and has charge o: "a.
political correspondence Of that dis,;n
guishcd gentleman albeit we never could
get tcrrugatorics n regard to his ,n,.'
ccdcnts answered ly the Deliveries
The Union sascrs held a mass m,c,,nr
in Boston on the night Of the 9th ms,
At which the inonthp,ecc of Nj Ey,p,r,
turned up as the principal orator. In liz
course 81 his speech. he declared TIM,
they were call adverse To the institution
of slavery" and paid high compliment
to the anti.slaveryism of john Brown.
He said
suppose we are all adverse To the
institution Of slavery but we de- not
wish g. interfere with the government, Of
the slave states When the sare &C
Quincy was fighting iut the right of pe.
tiiium ui aull.slavcry men, John Bell WA,
on his side Iuu find HIM standing firm
against the repeal - the Missouri Com.
ptuuas, aud len thc~r things the South
calls Inn an anti slavery man That is
the man for national conservative men.
man who is opposed to Northern EXTERN.
lists and southern extremists
\ She same meeting. GEORGE : lin.
tIWn. another prominent lniuulsi, and
really very able man, thr advocates
the claims ~ JuuN Bui. summing up this
record N few words as follows:
"on the otbrl hand b. W Is It with Mr.
Bcili IT, has hprp All lts lite in uppsi.
tiau tu the dominant public sentiment Of
the south He is u protcclionist the
~oulh "a lor free trade lln was IN favor
Of the United States Bank; the South was
not He opposed the South Carolina nul.
liliratiou lie protested against the re.
moval of the deposits OF all the Tenn.
csscc delegation. be- alone favored the re-
ccption of petitions for the abolition Of
slavery in the District Of Columbia He
opposed the annexation of Texas. He
protested against the repeal Of the Miss.
uurl Compromise, and resisted the Lee
compton Constitution There is no man
at the South who more deserves to be
called southern man with Northern
principles than Jptu Brll'
REVOLUTION IN ITALY.
lTfrrool. sept 20 III intelligence
from Italy 10 hghIy interesting and i'm
puttut The Sandman army, under Gen
Cmldrm. had attacked aud completely
routed Gen l9murlcior,, the head IT the
Rnm,sh troops The towns of Prrugia
aud Spulcto bad been taken 10y the Nar-
Iiui,u- aud remained VA their POSSES.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

:. +. R,ueoAD.-We stated in oar last H.
soc that tesc were between tour and dss iisn-
drcd haals a. work "a ihis road. There hss
been no great increase 'inee then, but Nh he
Graf Informs as. that be- has let ont the re-
maiudor d the irsi section q ,scnsysye miles
Of grinding. aud consequently there viii be soon
larger force q, work This grading i TO be
finished W believe by the iirt Of January, and
If the weather continues favorable we see no
reason why tle sub-eontgactors should not ac-
complis. The task The work goes bra,cly on
aul Wc are gla. 70 pe H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

Syracuse paper says that there
was no reason for doubt AZ to the I'M
turc OF the disease with which Douglas
was afflicted while IN that city
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

- ssvs,aI n our Texas exchanges. and
80. ~. ,,,e.rr-.,ary # .ho Flag.
1,.A,-, =. s,,;es from the sherman Ia.
-. !. ,.s,crcc :, tho diligently bctwecn
- u....u .s.i v,-.,. wh:ch .e sre
..,;ye,, ,,,. the cormer iuas,icc. Marshall Is
-, /, n. p.,r;o, AZ bayius acted COW
.p, - ~, ,,a,s,c,;,r n .,a,emen, which -
49,. .,I, ,,lieve who has any acnnalp,ance with
liz, ,,,;u. W smith. ESQ, the friend Of
uo,o, Ns.bal publishcs the correspondence
,.,,,.,. IN. ,,or,s. ,,a s,.,eren. ~ the facts
Which rlac,y, the a.y,jr in very different light
,ceo,,Iino 20 nj. statement. Marshall remained
two DAYS in the Indisn territory. withog, being
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

Course 10 TsxAs A paragraph in
Baltimore paper says that tMrc are over
fifteen thousand acres OF good farming
land in the tue county of St. Mays,
Maryland, now for sale, the owners be-
ing about to- c,nlgratc g. Texas
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permifbte5.

DIR 5anoct nit 3lbntn roa Ntp gcrt
nne pbiiaoelpbtd aus 1T his iebt Iebr :mtnis be.
adht't m'rtsn uno psnnpd Y~srbaltmGnW6is Re,
oeutsnO. @cr % Satgrn tetru9 Die 8abutatipn
ocu pcrjcianSlbren nidht me9r OILS O,0Ou ct.
iti Sabre, lett Ter 3ht miiIrn ater rtn 2euttn
bic e}Ipne ltaIf 1usAsial!cm ietn, renn Der S.pari
bat lb 9eItit9trt, unb HIATT rtr Giienbtin. nut
SSaarp6io5nr, msidt NUN nrb Ia Ieutlhianr
9etrau6t, bat man tier falt nur so ,r.lan,abne,
reite IN Der Bait zen trei .DiJuienen anasIrr.
tI9t wsrpsn. sic ttltebrn aHS 6elrlpatb, &i.-
ltltros mno sbcn, ptIbtm purb MiuerallGure
cine tslieti9e 5arte srscten wsrprn faun. gle
rerpen in Sermen 9sprr6t unr rauu nit rem
Nd Her ln9el:ust, nit 0plpaulGiuna bsItriaen,
9%serannt nno trbaltrn tasurh rie 9laIur. Man
bat WetaIliprmen iir 5000 ytrldbi,cene 8ormen
Der SABINE. Die Artciier merptn 0ut bs;ahlt,
unp Gin 3auS 0lein prrpu3irt jSbrlih iur $3.50.
600 fallhs :3dbne.
Gte StddtSihulo BON 5rhnfrcih bat Ifh
in . 9abren nm 100000. 900 3rS. Yerme6rt uns
osrmfbrt lh fCrtm1brsnO. Iiels 81 ttiabe f6Rt
otit Uthanimaansrn Gurppa'S 8fjtraniIe lin.
3m Department 81 gran'reib,
'rurcs u~nian5f sine 3tIuSrrtanpe auia,betrn.
ans rem S:r9an>Iu nssn cor @ertAt iteItt It
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StdbN(dts.

Die 6apprs.G Jour mar wearn rcr asltri.
lea 8abl acihlrItu.
Das Telultat Der atn;rn fattlefnncenrn
lfartiihrn g0abl mar. 70 melt rs uns bis i,et BE-.
thnnt, Die p~leeertrmdbluns Ger meilten alteu
. an'ten. Gineu ausfubrlicbru 8rriht Ittr oieir
;Snbi eringsn mir mcr:en.
Die Ysrlhnsruus prS Staot.G6artsrS III ON.
9enpmmsp wcroen.
- sVtr batten seitsrn 0rltgenbiit. eintr Wrots
oet BON rsm Turner. Observation-Disclosures. Ssrrin ont
Sf rmpnias anfiufUbrruesn 5tidcS ,eumpaei.
S'AabunruS tei;uppbnsn, NM fGuneu wilflid,
nit Nf'tt raN Yublifum auf rieie &orttauna ale
ttiraH @elnuaensS oufmerfiam madden. Gs in
DEM nsusn TeAiIear Der @uhnc, Burner Rtnrcr.
pdtsr. s~elungcn, rte 6auptrcasn ourd ole Slru r
Slmtndnn, 8cpprl uup CABIN ent prtcbmp N &C.
leafn, unr o%isi:lecn, trao ron ten uuS Nusn b .
tduntsn NaEnsn untertiet, wercen ein autts
@an3sS lieffrn. Tie tctrsiTtnce Yfuft res Gil.
dee 1T ppu 1urntr 9ptmdnn in eiusm l,br an.
iprrdsenren StuIs tompcnirt. une re nsueu. ucu
Anrner &'mpr ittSn 9:mliten , cprat:onrn no, 4.
cen r1S Wdn, e 9crbir; ltten. 9Gir brfTeu. paE oas
pufllum turb rett ;ab!reibcn Sefud, Dir gluf.
%epferans eielfr hersn m~iiroisen III RI.
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c)nldnSifde Drrifbte.

SIN Napterptue SQ., tauite fir,Iid
etn Iiann in elmer @put9ete @ift CUR 95ptuns
@cn' 5unbsn n.Sau9ummi fir feline Ginptr. Natb
OdIlf jurlidSettbrt, 9ab er zen &luaummi ben
5unpen unS Das @ift lsiucn Siuceru unp I,incr
Jrau. Sa 6pi9e pisier 9trmsbitluas ltarG le,ne
camille uno rr lelbit e~rtrarEte stf65rlicb. pa er
aud BON benz @ift eefo1tct bate.
Sn 9Eafbinatcn, .. G., prlutts scrae.
fern Mcrsen ein 33 Sabre alter Oeutlher, 9ia.
mems Spiepb Sors. fh eas 9ebtn ;u ntbmen, in.
Dem or iih int pUtiSsilihen sRattbaulr. no er
tps9en G'eilteSprrwirrung fejtssbalten wprcs, nit
einsm gxcesn 6lerl6erms6,r Dem pals teinabe
nurdlGnttt. Gs wurbe rem lnaludliben numb.
dgti&e siIft g%rieiitrt unc er b,inpct lid set
anf Der SeIsrung. Or lift itines OfwerbeS Gin
8r6 nnb feline 5rau 1T ais G6hin III Srcnn'S
5ctsl anetfeut.
9n 9~afagsttt, Wleon Co., 1snn, lnb Dor.
iSs gSOds iipei tIeine @dO6eu taoursh acitcr.
ben, DAP fe rtt SpiBen BON 300 Stid reut.
f&er sIinpbDtJ6en tauteu unO YniGludtsn.
Gin 0arapieS FIR Shulpner. Der Staet
g8ieecnln bat bic MetbUat, @6u tcen mittellt
qidnranS gu ecttttitrn, atsel9aFt.
Sn SaeramsntU, GaIifcrnicn, iaats fb rer
Shrrei;sr Stinri6 Sictter cine 8u9sl puret ben
8cpf.
Sn philadelphia But rie l%lnteriuhuna az.
gen Vse. 5tisbl unp 9amts Mi!tr, rr Grmer.
pun9 ts 5'inrih 0'ran9er a~n9ClaRt. ttdcuntn.
- 3tttunSen, ptr Srsmcy T0mpfr mao Der
S&rs'j 9tibidt, tOltsn 4 GtS. Vcrlo, .n Gersue
N9'ear. Gaoon tjnr = Gtr. 5ee;erts, l Ct.
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Northumberland
MrS. y. pc
Seutid'e 5esamae.
Sre1citraBs. Nrifbsn rrr 6. prn 7
81. &Dtb.

Artist, Painter in Frosco, En- austic and Oil,
Yr'Yat Wphuunaen, 61entltte IS, t1ups. sir.
bcn. bctrIS une 9elltn m,rccn auis @eItmo5.
pruit' rccesirt.
Nu@ 3immerScdcn unt @anes ocmatt. tinfa6
uno "trNoloet in Seimiltte. 8loadru. SlnnerS
S6'lrer (Sign's) uuc iere 9lrt spn Ornamental.
NtSlfret MIRO arS9tiubrt i'm teltcu Siple.
Yrrten ir!ner Grtcit t6nnrn aelrb BEN mereer
IN Gem Hneau res Ssrsin. Staoten 6~aritplS n,
gSa,ein9tpn, mo or nabe IN 4 Sabre ais ~s5reSer-
painter untcr Ger direction prn Gagt. Meios
UNI edpt. 8rantiin o~ngcittjJt acmcleu.
SrereS ircretn e.t9caereenpmmsn in feincr
sSpenun9: Srraeltr., ;piihsn Ger 1ten u. 2ttn
Strabe, on Der Ode Ger item uno Qrpattr. uup
ectttrtcr 80. 9ttbmpnr. Sa.
Grlsbenit *. HSth.
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Dem Manue nit Dem tIautn 8tstnjhirm /!
Die aeirise Grmireruna res &. gpcle te;su1t
b'es, Dap eie BON ibm auf I'D lcltit be, sentn
anlpieIun9sn i'm oOrberJsbtnpen 8tatte MIDI
bios nibt Ju UirI Seld8t, ~lunrern fir i'm lsDr
pai'nb lein m%ilsn.
Derie!pe beitHlpiBt MID elmer 9Gae, AXIS benz
etnFi6rn @runrr, rrril er sIaubte, rte ofcntlihr
Wtinun8 eapurh ven Der gRabrbeit a~blenten al
t0nnsn, welhrs ibm freiIid, ihlstt set.ns
6;erm;t ertldre it, Dap Id auf psn 6elDenrubm
ei"eS 3e'tunaerltttrt aGn3ljb psr,itte uno mtine
an9tleAenbsltsn tlnitia Ielbit lbliA,sn merle.
SD BIN ltrts unp inter aGItn umiidSpen fir meinr
aeptn une 5aurlunseu ptrantworflib.
SIR SdnrS Mann aus Glblenters
bel Ytinr,
9e9snrlrti9 i'm nWoRtietao So.r(."
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@abl=Npti;eir.

Sc6n .. 1aptpr, Gsa..
Ger Gin 9anNtedt fur ric StcrifS. SiTce Won ern.
rico Gcuulp n, t1nu iGmmtiihen peutlbcn 8nr.
Nftn pieleS HtitrlftS ais pcr ralturfe mo var.
dntrerutri9itr Mann ,ur Nusflauna eirier q
anBerit m~ihIiAen Office rnpirhltu werreu, nnt
frinbtn mir otS6alt aIle Nprrtioburaer, lei Der
I'M Mai ltatttnperpsn 0abl 9rbn .. Gapicr
i9rs Stimmen III acben.
Wehrrrs psutIhs NpoptintTrarr.
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Nn meire 6reunrt ionic DEM reutlhtn Yutii,
snm ibsrbaApt re er9ebtnt An!etgs poB i'd an
5amsta9, pen Item &pril, mrinsn 8lrr. Salon
tr6nnen merce, unp Iars freunDIitit Gin ,um
ireIrn n t I'm 10 ler Mrrs,ns.
6. O6rfIiRaer. Put.