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man. "Well, have you heard from that milk
and water letter of yoursa can't call it
mine"
!" Yes" said the old gentleman, !" here is
the answer. Take seat, and will read il
to you.' IN
We'll, let's hear i.
DEAR GEORGE 81 have your kind, rea-
sonable. and gentlemanly note Of yesterday,
in reply TO my harsh, unreasonable, and un-
gentlemanly one Of the day before. We have
both been playing the fool but you are ahead
OF me in becoming sane. have examined,
since got your note, more carefully, tho
tenor Of your proposition for settlement.
and it meets my views precisely. My fool
lsh anger kept me from seeing it before.
Let our mutual friend. Mr.. Trueman. arrange
the matter, according to the plan mentioned,
and ! shall most heartily acquiesce. Yours.
&c."
" He never wrote that letter in the world !"
exclaimed Singleton, stating to his feet.
:" You know his writing, presume" said
MIR. Trueman. handing him the letter.
:. It's Thomas Williams own hand, as I
live" calculated Singleton, on gancing at
the letter. my old friend Thomas Williams,
the best natured fellow in the world Z" he
continued, his feeling undergoing sudden
and entire revolution. What fool | have
been! p said Thomas Williams, advancing
from an adjoining room, at the same time ex-
tending his hand toward Singleton.
God bless you, my old friend "exclaim-
ed Singleton, grasping his hand. Why,
what has been the matter with US both ?"
My young friends" said old Mr.. True
man, one Of the kindest. hearted men in the
world, rising and advancing toward them.
Il have known you long, and have always
esteemed you both. This pleasant meeting
and reconciliation, you perceive is of my ar
rangement Now let me give preccpt that
will both make friends and keep friends. II
has been my motto through life and don't
know that have an enemy in the world. II
is:
soft answer turneth away wrath but
griesous words stir up anger"
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NODE or cULTlyArIyG coTroS.

Mr.. Peter Cox, Of C.barrus county, who
took the premium offered by the Mecklen.
burg Agricultural Society lor the second
largest crop On one acre, has furnished the
Charlotte Democrat with the following state
ment as TO his mode Of cultivation
| raised o,2i0 lbs. OF Cotton in seed on
one acre nf land. Ny mode &c culture is
simply a. follows: Planted Petit. Gull seed
on old land The Esd Of April - the land had
been made rich in former years BY accilen.
tai circumstances, but did not have any re-.
cent application ui manure. Rolled the seed
in lsaehcd ashes-pldwed out the cotton stalks
Of former year with two.horse bull tongue.
then with turn plow ridged on the old bed;
used a side harrow in the first working, and
chopped through tie row with a hoe; the last
week in May used side shovel with the land
side to the row the 6rst week in June thin
ned TO stand. leaving two stalks as near as
may be 10 every foot. Second week in June
threw ont the midiles with cotton sweep ;
next working used the side harrow. then used
the sweep again, one futrow in the middle.
and closed tie working with the side harrow
sbput the middle Of july. Planted The rows
three feet eight inches to four feet apart.
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

By Henry stephens PRS. Of Edinburgh. snd The late
p. Nsuan. Professor of Scientific Agriculture ~
Yale College, Nss Haven. vols. Royal Odaso.
1900 psers. anl numerous sngIasings.
This i. coaiessslly. the mos, complete work on Ar
tienltufe ever puhuhed and 10 oide q give q wider
efculaiion and publishers have resolved to reduce the
rice 10 Five Dslins fof The Two Voumssil
When sent hy mail pos. ptdJ 70 Caltiinia o. Off.
een he price uil BE- 81. 10 every other part q The
Union, and 10 gsa.ls, pasl pail. S6. I6 rhi. eofk
IL Sor the oli : Dosk of the Fam"
Remi,is8ces lot any of The shove publications should
sluays ie addressed. postpaid. 70 the Pullishefs,
LEONARD SCOTT Il co,
No. 50 uoli street, New Work.
December ~. s3-
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ExTISGuIsHiso yEsuYirs. - Some ef the
German journals announce seriously that a
company Of English capitalists have made an
application q the King nf Naples for con.
cessiCn for the extinction Of vesuyius. The
principal seat Of the fire Of that volcano is si-
tnated several thousand feet below the level
Of the sr. BY cutting canal which would
carry the waters into the crater. the 6re
wuuld be completely ertinguished. and the
operation, which would cost only 1000. 600
francs. would restore 10 cultivation land ten
tines that ,alus,
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From the American Messenger.
THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN.

THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN.
The rights Of woman, what are they
The right to labor, love, and pray;
The right to weep with those who weep,
The right to wake when others sleep.
The right to dry the falling tear;
The right to quell the rising fear;
The right to smooth the brow Of care,
And whisper comfort in dispair
The right 10 watch the parting breath,
To soothe and cheer the bed Of death;
The right, when earthly hopes all fail,
To point to that within the veil.
The right the wanderer TO reclaim,
And win the lost from paths Of shame;
The right to comfort and to bless
The widow and the fatherless.
The right the little ones TO guide
In simple faith to Him who died;
With earnest love and gentle praise
To bless and cheer their youthful days.
The right the inte llect TO train,
And guide The soul to noble aim;
Teach il TO rise above earth's toys,
And wing its fight for heavenly joys.
The right to live for those we love;
The right to iie that love 10 prove;
The right to brighten earthly homes
With pleasant smiles and gentle tones.
Are these thy rightsl Then use them well I;
Thy silent influence none can tell.
If these are thine, why ask for morel
Thou hast enough TO answer for.
Are these thy rights Then murmur not
That womsn's mission is thy lot;
Improve the talents God has given;
Lile's duty done, thy rest is heaven.
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January 4th, 1860.
INDUCEMENTS FOR THOSE WHO ARE
disposed TO avail themselves Of an opportu.
nifty Of buying goods at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

4 LTHOUGH my Stock Of Goods Is very little u
N any less desirable at present than when i was
first opened in the beginning OF The season; yet as
the character Of large portion OF the stock is Of the
description Of goods that depre:iate In value by change
of fashion II carried for another fall trade deem
il the best policy 10 make the sacrifice at and thus
make room to replensh with full assortment Of fresh
and fashionable goods each season. The advantage Of
such plan is apparent 10 all rejecting persons who
give any attention to such matters, il enables
merchant TO offer to his customers the newest styles
Of goods besides saving an accumulation Of interest
which Ii the necessary result OF dead capital conse.
queny an active exchanging Of the stock rs OF mluai
advantage both the buyer and seller. The Pcseut
stock is entirely fresh il having been purchased during
the fall season.
Among the stock win be found some Of the most de-
sirablc staple al well as Fancy Goods that will be
sold very cheap, viz; Bleached and Unbleached shirt.
ings, lriah Linens, 1874 Cotton and Linen sheengs-
in the latter unusually good bargain can be had, as
IL was purchased sucion at greatly reduced price,
the chespness Of which was the chiei nducemeni 10
venture TO deal in such article, persons who want
such goods do not expect TO end them IN village
store.
Superior Fannels-Among this lot will be found ~
Shaker Quaker and Rodgers nonshrinking English
Fiannels, besides sll The styles Of American make
Twled snd Plain Red Flannel and Spun Silk Undef-
shirts Zoe gentlemen also, Ladies Merno Vests; large
sire square Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets, and best
quality Of shoes for both and women, Ladies eK-
ira quality Morocco and French Cashmere Caters,
made up 70 order by the frs, manufacturers of Phia
delphia.
Ia CenIlemen's articles will Re found an excellent
variety Of Cloth. Csssneres salines, Lakeshore Cas-
simeres and leans, and Oyereosts The great variety
OF Ladies Fsuey Articles wl render Il too tedious TO
mention. Please call and examine the stock, % YOU
may be assured that u you require goods between this
and spiing Il will he 10 your interest TO do 50, ss Il s
cesirabs TO reduee the aoek before the spring tIade
sets in.
N.B--Isdies viii please observe ihatI opened some
beautiful styles of Dress Goods, and French Worked
and yaleneine Lace Collars and inside Gupes, Chill
dren's Irish Popln. aud ReadY-Made Clothes, all Of
which will be offered st their original cost The French
work Is Of The niees, quality, which would tenCar y
more desirable 70 sell il od al the sacrifice pro-
posed sbose than that they should remain hand un
I'll smother season. Hoping the ladies Will give scme
attention 20 the above,
am, respectfully,
II. l.. OWEN.
Hillsbofough. January 10. a.
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CLUBBING.

A discount 81 iwsn,y. i've per cent from The above
prices viii be allowed 20 Clubs ordedns four % nofe
COMES Of any one o. mofe u The above works Thus;
Pour eope. of Bsskwoed. OF of one Rssiew. viii he
senl 10 one sdifess r So: nar copies q he four Re-
uews and fIaekwood foS SO. end % on
PusrAGE.-In al the principal Cries and Towns
these works viii BE- delivered Pee of Posssf. When
sent BY mai, tbs Posisge 90 any psit Of the United
states will be bai Twenty -four genfs yeariat
Ulaekwood, and but Fourteen Cents yeaf iot
eaeh Of the Resiewa
NB.-The price IN Great Britain Of The ave fefi.
oliral. above named y s9l PEI annum.
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The BARoTRoPE. "A frenehman has in.
vented a machine called barotrope. sort
or human locomotive, by which a man sits
on wheels aud walks himself along. Il is
evident tina. each step will carry man sew.
eral yards on an INSTRUMENT Of this kind. and
a speed Of 2.4O might be obtained without
any great exertion. Two men with il made
i've miles in thirty 1--WE minutes on the BOu.
leVard Bazar Of Paris, at noon, when the
street was most crowded. At another time
the same men made thirteen miles in ninety
six minutes; the exercises being 10 easy that
they offered to keep il up alternate hours,
day after day, and thought lhey could with.
out difficulty ayersge fifty or sixty miles q
day. A singular thing about il is, that u
beats the best turn outs on steep roads, 4
they present compact or paved surface.
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews,

SCOTT & Co, Nsv York. eoninus 70 publish
Ia. the f,lIosins leading British Periodicals.. via;
l. The London Quarterly. (Conseryatiye.)
2. The Edinburgh Review, (whig
J. The North British Review, Free Church J
I. The Westminster Review. (I.iberal)
S. Black kwooi's Edinburgh Magazine. Tory.l
fl,., Periodicals i,ly repfesentIhe thfes great %.
Iilical pIfte. u Gieai bntsinHhig, Tory, snt Ra.
II bal politics form. only feature u ihri' cha
facisr AZ og,a. q the no profound writers Sci
enee Literature. Npriy. AID Religion. thsy stand. a.
the, ever have sio1 snnvsIlej The world Of letters,
heas cons lefed Indispensable TO The scholar and the
pFolessona maa. while the intelligent reader q eve
" cIiss they fafn.h and Satisfactory re-
cord ofihe current literature of The day thiougheuithe
void. than be possibly obtainsd from any Other
source.
EARLY COPIES w. The receipt Of Advance
sheets from the British publishers gives additional
value 10 these Reprn,s inasmueh they can now be
pIssl in Tue hsa1s Of the Subscribers abaai soon
tke original edilions
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JONESS KEROSENE LAMPS.

d NEW Iot oi these improved lamps, which % not
~ 10 GOT when exposed 70 current of eli, sud Ny .
process " isiiilion save n sas one mitd % The OIL
s,e, ,he eommar lamps. Aise. The common kefosens
lamp., Jensss lamp. afe hep, only ~ us.
j. G. TURRENTlNE & son.
October 8. 90
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Select Boarding and Dy School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
ttsf f1pap0Iynu M ~


HiLLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Conducted by the Misses Nash and Miss KollOck.
IHE exercises Of the School will be resumed on the
18th Of January, 1860, and be closed on the 3lst
OF May.
The course Of instruction is thorough. embracing all
the branches usually taught in First Class schoola
Tuition and board, including fuel lights, wash ing
&C.. $iO0 per session, payable one half in advance
and the remainder at the close of the session.
Day scholars in any Of the English classes, $40 90
Music on Piano, 20 90
Music on Molodeon, 20 20
Use Of Instrument for practice, 90
Drawing, 10 %
Pastel Painting 20 90
Grecian Painting. 10 90
French and Latin, each, 10 %
Circulars. containing oil necessary information, will
be forwarded on application.
December 8. 20--2m
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Bible Depository,

AIR. JAMES wEDB has been spPoiniedsgsnto Of
W the American Bible society, and will keep on
hand ! rood sssotimenici Bihieand Testamenis % hc
disposed Of 70 those who want at the society
low prices sfessh
AagUsis 90
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VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND
FOR SALE.

tI,HE subscriber wishing dispose of tract Of land
takes tbs method of informing Tobacco rai-er'
where lhey can end good hagain 10 land inferior "a
none iof ra.ing Iohscra The said tract lics in IN,
Noiihern part u Orange county. adjoining the lands
% Mrs. Rachel Fsuer. Alexandef Anderson and others
containing iwo hundred acres, which | viii sell on
good ierns The said land -rll timhrred with pine
and oak Any person desifous d procuring 4 gcoi
plantation will Do well 10 cal On me, living neat
Huehss Academy. cr by addressing me Al iha, Office
a. | am determined 10 SELL
DAVID Il. CLARK.
October A. li-3m.
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2Seiterc Nadbrtdbten Der Sampler
Sgbrtattc uro Nerfia.

2n Gprp Der y9erlia" linO 200 NaII1atere.
Die 2lbriatic brodte 312 Naiasiere, parunter
6efinpet fA ST.. YiferS, Der bts6ert9e @elanpte
Der Ser. Staaten in petersburg, ST.. CALHOUN,
Sefretoir I'M lerer Oe1anptidaft III Yarts, uno
bic gSitttpe lno 1pdater pe5 Sertprbenen %. 6,
MarcY,
Der amerifanii6e g~pltoampfer vNrasp" fam
am 26. in Gppe5 an, ebenlp Der Oonpfer ,Sar
rpntd".
Der Camper o@lus9pr" FAM ant rs. 1T 81.
oerpool an ,tnp per Dampfer uGanapa" om %,
in liverpool.
Die britt1Ne 2e9ipn 1T Stalien Bate Elm 6tstz
9e5 3rfftn nit ben 8pYaliiten BET Gapua bel taus
Den, bate 6 8ppte unb 30 G%erpunpete, blteb
nber fe9reid.
Spanien Gatte leinen Gjeianbten ppn Gurtn
ab6ertfsn, lteB aber sinen GeIddftStr1ser bort.
Der ensliiAe Npmtral tat l@ bon Meapel
na6 @aeta be9e6en, wte es 6etBt, uut ben &Gnta
bel Der 8luGt gu beidiben.
Gin fat lerlihes Oetret lfetdert BEN prets pes
Sabaf5 in 6ranfrei6 I'M 90 Yrpsent.
Der &oii er Napplepn belt etiten &rteosrat6
IN Setref Der Sr9aniirtn9 etner 9telerSe,Qr.
NEE; ale MarIA1Qe wO6uten bemIelben Bel.
gtn Nrttfel Der pSptntpn Rationale, mprin
ertinrt 1T, bic @arlAauer GpnferenS beswede
gh4t0 ais etre GerlApTrung BON Settle ber bort
repraienttrten 9te9terungen 9e9en 6rantrei6, mo-
bet ond England pen 3wtl6entr19er made, er.
rsgt tetrd6tideS MufIt6en,
Ote gSariAdter Gpnferen, murbe ann 26.
plpblt1 9elAlclien, 1T 8Ulee Der grtranfuua Der
&atIertn=N SHUTTER BON 9tuBlonp. Die 6auptccns
ferena, all pel6er ate 8iirlten ,tnc i6re 0iutter
tbetlnatnten, fanc am 25. ltatt.
Die trte9erti@rn Hultun9en AM Mttrcip wer,
Den IN thinner 9rGBerem umfanes betrteben.
NeapeL. @m IS. fam Der Dittotpr BON
Salerta naA Neapel unp belt pom galtpn bes
FATALITIES be Ia 6urelteria cine &epe an pas auf
Der StraBe Ser1amntelte GpIt, welGes ge9et bic
N(a33tntlten tG6lt erbittert mar. Nm IA. publt=
3trte er fpl9enpes Defret: Der Dtttator bat
mad elmer Gcnftren3 init benz MfarqutS 0a1a.
1tetnp unb DEM Ntptifer bss Snnsrn unp Der
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1850 mad 9onbpn auspanperte. Oort aab ct
fur3e 3eit Elm fleines &ibblatt 1eralS. 1852
ipanoerte ct mad giew<gorf aus lnp nta6te bort
cine 3eitlang Nufleben Dur6 feline bumortltiI6en
Gcrltellun9ea. @cn Netp<gprf Spg ct na6 Sit
casp unO BON bort 3ulest naA ct, Qont8. Ct
ipar nbptAlelnO 28trtt, Q8einb1npIer, Gtgarren>
banpler urp 3uleBt ,Snpinn Dpetor" ipelGe Nl6s
rt9feit fur leinen SLIP iprtht. Seine 6amilte
lebt npd) in Berltrt.
Starte Ginmanperun9 8. &on Wolt=
tag, pen 21, bis Sonntng ben %. DIT, l6retbt
Der oGtnc. @pltafreunp", famen auf Der Gtttle
Wltami Il 4enia @ile1tba9n 2O44 peutlMe Gntiz
gro,tet bier an, pelAe eelpnnen Itnp, enttpeDer
tn Cincinnati lelblt pper in Der 9ta6barlAaft lt9
nit tbren 8amilielt nteper3ulnlien, Gin lold6er
3upad8 Der Sep0lfer,ttg, aus ileibt9en unD gun,
9rpbtet 3betl 6emitteltft 2elten beltebe1p, miro
lid nid)t Bios fir Mere Gtapt, ~io1per1t ou6 fir
Den 9an5en Staot ais cine le9r mertGpplle Qc4lttz
Ilttpn %erpetlet. 2ebten Splttta9 brahte ei1t
Bug bet pprerpdbnten GtlentaDn alein 576
W{ar1er, Grauen unO &inper, bic ippp1l If
re5 SaterlanDtlden @cititmS, ais au1 i6res
tllAti9en utb 9eiltnben Nasle1en5 pegert BON pen
etn9eborenet Nmerifanerh nit 9rpBen Nuaet
alt9eI ta1tnt tpurben.
Die neiltet Der Gtrtpanperer batten altf ben
Sremer Se9ell9ifen uSnpuitrt uOcean", v9Os
LAMB, uG'ultaY" ltap uS6tQer" Dniage genpn,@
men. .
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Gturm In MffpsSnnen.

New<6apen, CONT, s, glpp. @eltern
abelp ia6te Elm Srfan aus Often rnIere Stapt
9etm utp ipiitbete bon 5 Bis II l1br. Giele 8aume
purpen 9efnidt tnp bet 240 SuB tpbe Sburm Der
Saptiltentirde am 0pplter 9lace auf ben freien
9lab berob9epebt audi Die Glide, bas 9ortal,
Saulenfnaufe unb anpere Acknowledgement
fanten berab uao fnidten bas etIerne @eldnper
rings nm bic Stride 3%ulommer. @dre Der Gturm
1ah 9forpen pper Sicen 9efallen, 70 bate ct 2
ODER 3 9rtSatbduier 3erftGrt. Der hur6 Den Ginz
itlr3 entlancene S6apen betra9t $4,000.
Der junse 9 tdpruder Stafprp, Der BON bent
Sttcenten 8elpen 9eltp6en ipprpen, CAB 9eitern
Atenp Z lltr ieinen @etit auf.
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Htnhf MhiInhrfnhin.

&tdbt philadelphia.
V6ttdbetpbta, 6. glcp. Die 9luraftt
tat fir 9tncUln bier in Der Stapt betrast 10000
Bic 10000.
wennIpipdnicM.
W6tfabeGpGta, g.. Sos. NbenDs bal6
10 ubr. 8eri@te aus benz Snnern 3et9en 9rOBe
reputlitdnil9e @erptnne Iber bas Gotun1 Bet Der
lebten @cuoerneurspatl an. Sn Qanealter dletn
betrGat Der @epinn 366. Nebnltd in anber1t
@egsnoen.
V6iGabelpbta, 6. Nop., gla9ts Balls 10
1Gr. Nus ben metlten Counties nn9ebeure Sra
t~UrttGten fir 9tneutn. @le9bunq So. sibt a1ein
10000 MajOrttdt fit 2tncpln.
p6tlabe1pbta, I. Sos. balb Elm l9r
MCreens. Die Majuritat 2incUGns in YenulYl>
sanisn bstrdst $4,000.
@teUtIanb, g.. glpp. 92a6tS II l19r. Die
MajUritGt fir 9tnepln i'm Staate betrGat uinbe=
fens 10000.
Eep SerfeD.
Gamben, 6. SOP. 8erimte BON @olen
60. oeben Qincutn cine M1ajCrttGt bort.
A~lentbalbsn 2tncrln=W atprttat.
RbO6e SslanS.
NrpStbtnee, 6. glpp. II Icpns eeber
Q{ntpln 2473 Stimnnen unp Douglas 1901.
Spdteres. ~ :
7 peitere 5opns gsben 9tncOtn $500, Dou.
Gtus 2144.
9eBtes.
Die cpmbleten 8erihte i'm Staate 9ebsn Sin
coin 12,07S unb Douglas 1876.
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SrpDfl9 II. 8 NSnrp8 9eben SlncplH oo11,
Sutton 9426.
Gtdat Steru'gprf.
S~teuben COUNTY. GrpBe Republican.
0eirtnne.
Nep utreat. 9incOln 1877, Sutton 237.
8einabe ale tnneren Counties 9eben rspubltz
fanil9e @eipinne.
8roDme gount9 gi6t aineUln cine NlajOrttat
BON 1865, Steuben-Gr. cine NtajOrttat BON
5000 Ct.
.g Ban 8altenburs, aepubly 1T nit $500 @a~
joritat eepablt.
6 Sui ons-&anoibaten lnb BON Mew gUrf in
BEN gunsreb gapdblt..
Newsgprt, Witterna4t, Das aOtal-
gutun (aueer 6 9recinets, pom benen nod gu
bGren) bier In Der Stabt ite1t 70:
Sutton 6O,O70
QiucUln 1884
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Nis gsn,,f nnr Nher.Gnnnhn.

1%prpntp, go, 5. Soy. g8ie Der oGlpbe"
Bon Reute aus 9lantNafter Guele piIen pi1, III
Elm ueberetnfcnmen 9etrpfen porren, rel6eut
3ufol9e Die anpern 6auptbanfen Der 9rpsins be-
rett Iinp, Der Sanf ppn Sber-Gonaba i'm Npt6s
fa1e unter bic Qlrne GIT 9retfen.
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Npnbiebhdbl.

5Ulttbapsburs, ga, 5, Soy, Ss@
NfcGpnnell, 9ilfsppitmeilter gu NswrY i'm Gpunt9
Slair, 1T auf Die Slnflase, bic ppf tsranbt sa
baben, etnse3Osen ipprpcn.
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Gin farbiser Gtnbreder ertd,pNtn.

Newturnpprt, ST., S. NUSbr. @etern
NbenO plrpe Der Garbt9e Sames S. 9idering,
titr3lia aus Golifprnien setcnmer, betm Gtnbrlls
DE in Elm gGpbntaus ertappt unp nieperseI6pGen.
3ablreiGe @tnbritGe baben in Der lebten ;3eit ur,z
lere Sar9er in 9rpBe gufrssnng Seriebt.
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EeMerAbrunn.

Sprtnsftelp, @ail, 5, MOobr. !9eute
brannte in 5cl9pte Die parpn'i9e @apiermibGe
falt gang nteper, Der S6apen BON 100000
lit CUR 5alfte perit4ert. Oas GeI6dft Der ga
pterfabrttatipn miro papur6 fetnen Abbru6 err
-letpen.
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mr. a~,ra1otnt scr Dtreinigttn staattn!!
OlDrreiCbe Majpritdtert TT
oufm freieu Staaten !!

QineUln 1T uulsr 9ralpett! 9O bari NIT
stul, ieOer unlsrer splet oeuti4er1 6rell11cs TIT
Baltimore rufen. 2e1et! esist Ote slorret4fn
9erifte Que freien Staatea Haben nit 'trt9e=
6enren abIuluten @lajcritasen ben Ntart un1s7
rer 8abl sepablt.
6urrab! Dret taulenbual Surrat fitr Sttt'
coin unO bic @teper9eburt unlereS 9rpBen @ppP<
ttp,g aterlanpeS p.
BtaSt Sfew;@prf. Il
New>gprt, g., gpo4 8ubr Mbeuos. 0roBz
Antino Gtin1n1ennhnnhe Starfe Qlnfrealltd.
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Sele9rapbtfebc SIaDrtcbteu.
.Nttfurft bcs Sn,npfcrs
,Nn1lo Sarpn."

GAebec, s. Soy. Der Oampfer @uslp
Sarpn fam nit meiit iiberbplten NaGrtHten ppr
europa bier an,
Die 8ertAte Spn ben furdtbaren Grie9Sratut-
gen Der Seltreiher lit Stalten brt1tioten Iih.
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Maipritat per Sutton: 28, 1874


Buffalo, 7. SOY. M1ttternu9t. unlere
@tapt aibt 2incoln 1914 Niajpritqt. Grte So,
9ibt 2tncpln 1000 01aiprttat. MOnrOe CUNTS
Stbt Qincpln $500 Nfajprttat. 2iOinsltUn So.
1856 Majpritdt fir 9tncpln. Gene1e ice County
1900 Maiprttat fir Qinculn.
&ings=GpuntY (altes 5nllfer=Gonnt9l 1869
Maiositdt fir Gulipn. 81 !
&tamDnb So. 1876 6uliOns.W tajpritat.
G8atuasua 60. 9itt $500 Majorttat FIR
9ineUln.
GGuYler So. stbt 9tnepln 5000 @laj.
gates So. eibt Gtnepln 1900 Mat
@attaransuu So. stbt Qincclt 1850 Ntaj.
AQegan9 60. (unppa fanpt9) gibt Gtneoln
1000 Nat.
GGemung 60. 9t6t 9incOln 500 Nlai.
Steuben So. gilt 1854 Ntat. fur 9tnepln.
stnerlette Seri@te.
9ienitag MurgeuS bait 5 ltbr.
Nefu Sort.
u A4aen tGnbtt9en Counties uneebeure Nld-
joritdten fir Qincolt.
Gas 2ebtc ppm Ofcm gpre.
Stem gcrt, 7. Nopember, balls 4 rbr fritz.
QiutOll fat Oen StaQt nit mebr alS
10000 NajoritGt gewounen.
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stesU Sanip, bire.

Concord, 6. Sos, Mttternn9t. sinepln
Fat in bteiem Staate etne Majoritdt BON 10000.
Serrnpnf.
WpntpeIier, 6. Nus., Niitternaht. Die
ler Steat 1T nit $4,000 Bis 10000 MajprttGt
fir 9incUln 9e9an9en.
SlinpiS.
@btca9p, 6. NpDbr. Nlein 1T 7 Waros
1tnlerer republ. Stabt bat bic Republican. partet
1879 Stimmen 9epunnen. Sn 40 1utpnS pes
replbl. nDrpli6en SlinpiS BAT lie 1850 9eppn-
men.
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Gonuernemeutss Ydiie in's anslanO
'srbsn iu Der Office bes rgseder" beTorot,
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Y6ttabeGpbta, 6. gcp. Die 9luraltt
tat fir 9tncCln bier IN Der Stapt betra9t 10000
Bic 10000.