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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29


Jzompsrn re-oazsa-On this morning PrieH vas some
what excited and appeared be lghty intoxicated Inc
appeared to be from his general appearances and
Eersation- he did walk; his cnun-
tenance was some red and ord his eyes had different
expression than when sober but not nid expressiou
when drunk he had habit of winkng rapidly or snap
ping his there nothing unusual in his appears
that morning from other times when intoxsted.
his conversation coherent and questions
without confusion
Ha- Kirkland -ca1sd-I noticed nothing peculiar in
his apPearzne he did not appear have drinking
but lttlei We ploWed up the currant bushes
them cut the day beore there trimming of BUSH
Is on the day Of the affray
r. Jeoeft called By The Sfats-Lfve in Aurora; am .
Justice Of the Peace issued the for arrest
of PRICE, be brought my Office in about one hour
after the murder; he somewhat excited appeared
in liquor little he exclaimed st time 81 it,
did tHs used me wrong and am sorry for what said
BE did not seem to be excited than would be
under such circumstances.
Price received his for lis-on
Saturday. In passing sentence upon him, Judge Hof
took occasion rensrk, that in having his
DELAYED aud refusing to snter plea guilty Of man
slaughter and permitting Indictment to b. made
he great risk indeed nothing but relactancs
repugnanes which jurors have TO returning yer.
dict nhieng punishment by drath prevented verdict
Of murder IN Tie r degree being returned sgsinst him.
Price receiyed his sentence in stod silence During
bis Incarceration in the county jail very qui
ct and spent much Of the time reading and in his
old age, he suffers The just psnaty to his crime
committed from an excessive and long continued indul-
genee Of passion, that later brings blight
aud seErse upon every who persists in i've indulgence
This case conducted by the counsel Upon either
side, with energy and ability. Mr.. couant, in making
the opening argumsnt for State, did hms If much
credit, exhibiting decided prsdilection irnsss and
thorough appreciation Of the responsibility of the po-
sition whuh he occupied.
In opening the for the defence, Mr. Brown made
Of his charactsrsre efforts appealing to the Jury
with great enrnestness and pathos. .a4
Mr. Hart closed for the defence IN handsome speech
of some three hours acqutting himself wei, and doing
heroic service for the client he represented. -.f
The closing argument for the State made By Mr.
Taylor Is was calm, manly and 6ignihsd, ihough not
lengthy covering the entire ground sustaining with
lrefabls logic and legal aeumen every point sought
% be established in behalf of the State.
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STREE rs BOROUGH.

MIRO E.Hannum, during the past season, sold
from 70 cows HOO pounds of butter and $3.50 pounds Of
cheese, besides supplying family of eight persons he
has averaged this for ten nothing but hay
and grass His farm contains 1l5 acres including wood
lot He has summered 20 head of CATTLE horses and ls
bead Of sheep, and cut between so and 90 tons of hay
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dred voices will long be remembered BY the
the sch ol. aud tha visitors present.
The Church tself has a membership Of about seventy
fre The following its present officers:
Truste-s-James Archer, James Cuthbsrt, Porter B.
Hall. o White, o .. Hall CIerk-James Cuthbert =
Treasurer-A. Knowlon. Chorister-Albsrt RnoWlton
Deacons-Gro. o. Rice, James Orr. sa.s -z-
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af II o'clock A NJ; whereupon n. L. Carter WA al.,,.A
Chairman and L. d. Wood worth Secretary.
I'm r,ot;o, tha sn.-,.- r-.-;..
-S -o"o"''S Oo'4il''ees were tnen ap-
"a F#E A
on credentials-E r. Brainerd, D. L Rockwell and
David Strong.
On Resolu,;on.-ID n vv,o5,-,.,.
~, u "ooo"or'n' FRANK sawyer and
- . yer reiu''ns 70 sefse' -. ..
ercA was elected BY the Convention to 6 the vacancy
On motion, the Convention adjourned In ,0.., =. I
O'Clock Pm. :
8 E# - -+s
- 49, 49, AFTERNOON SESSION.
All o'clock the convs,,;,, .,.,
eA 'ue Oonsehuon again met' The Commit
'ee ou feP'r'eo' showing fVe townships to
ne unrepresented-
On motion the Convention then nroeeadad to h.l,o.
g, D.l..... - -, !, peN ~ oAl'o'
a. ~ "'u VIC o'A'e convention to be held in
- :. ." 'ne nrss Gay OF March next,
0n ai'er zen oai'onnss IN the election Of the
DeiesaIes' being seven in number:
80 neFrick, Lora Case c. B. Curtiss, r. P. Cannon
noiner MINIS f. L. ss"yer' L. H. Orvis
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DR.. o J. Barnes s,Uorn-Reside in Aurora, and prAc-
tice medicine. Was acquainted with Alanson Baldwin.
Was called to Mr.. Baldwin the morning of tho 9Th
Of November, about hour after the ARRAY. Made an
examination of the wound. Mr.. Baldwin was about
sixty Of age, and large portly He was
In bed when gol there Upon examination, ] found a
wound about hree.fourth OF inch long, the left
side Of the abdomen Probed the and Thought it
extended Though cavity the abdomen. Attend
ed upon i'm most of the time until he died. Re died
the night Of the next day. the 9h between ten and
o'clock. Made the pest Hsortem examination. and
found the wound extended through into The abdomen.
Found that the knife bad passed through Of ths
tsstiues part stomach called the jlnns
This intestine is thicker than the Others and Of pink
color. The wound longer upon the inner surface
than II upon the Made examination Of the
stomach The wound was mortal one. and was the
cause Of Mr.. Baldwius death. was called to Mr. Bald
wins between and 10 o'clock A, III.
. Gross ErGm;naionI him srilhin an hour after ihe
stabhing, and found him much prostrated. he
lived Hnt the night Of the day between ten and
eleven The intestine by the wound wis over an inch
in diameter. 1t mortal in this case can.
not say that such wound woald be mortal in every in
) stance. f7t, f5-f5 - sssys ~ 80.
MrBwas man OF full habit very Aeshy, and ;ua.mm.
lion likely TO set in. wounds Of severe M.
may he made In the niestiuss still the patient
my opinion that this was the cause
of his DEATH do Iot think that Inflammation had uro
cseded far Ugh to his death. believe wound
like this in ordinary eases, would produce death.
= ReEs. iH ehief-when irst called to see Mr.. B.
he was very pale, and bad been vomiting. There was
great deal Of prosration Vomiting and prostratiou
regard very unfayorsble symptoms in such cases.
gave him remedies to alleviate tho pan the sec
ond day he did not shUw much pain in consequence
the medicine. a w
HiIEam kirkland s,OornResided in Aurora on the stl
day OF November last, with Alanson Baldwin First say
Price on the morning Of the aray, in the garden soo
after breakfast We were alone at that time. I toI
Frce that was geing away in few days, and he ha.
better make arrangements Mr. Baldwin stay thor
In my place. Tbs day before We had been pIowIng mp
trimming and settng out currnnt bushes. After th
conysrsaon alluded to with Price went for the team
to est . load Of chip manure for the bushes.
NEXT Price, after had returned with INV load 4,
the garden, bat did him come in Soon afer NJ
Baldwin came in, he set the dog upon rors cows tina
had come in through the gate Price remarked that tn
dog know more than his master. Baldwin made sop,
reply Idont know positively what it Price repea.
cd that |" the dog knew damned sight more than hi
msster" Mr.. Baldwin replied. " his master does ne
know uuch know" Price then said that Baldwin ba,
not used him we'll would not let him stay in the house
or give him meal Of vctuals when be askei for It. Mr.
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Plain and figured Wool lIelaInes, all cOlors.
pretty stock Of Dark Winter (sIN(, m AN4S, n.o
large pile Of best brands of shilling GINGHAMS in the
county.
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Portage County Democrat,
DIG II OF THIS WEEK,
Put mp in Wrappers. Price, Four Cents.
Trial of Lemuel Merchant Price,
FOE THE mUmDER OF
ALANsoN BALDWIN, OF AURORA.
Tbe trial Of I,emuel M Price for tbs T, mn =

sa4 He is found Guilty OF Murder in the
Second Degree.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29

LAT 4lo 49, Lon. Heigh. .bOv. sea, l.s7 feet.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
Al HestzH Reserve coege. HHdson reported ,Deeky Js,
the Portage County Drmoerat,
III BY rRoF. C.. A. YOUNG. - -

OBSERVATIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEB.
RUARY Is, 1850
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We would call particular attention to our stock Of
# r e N c h M e r i N o o d.,
Plain. Plaid and Figured. We selling good all wool
Merno at Csc. full assortment OF small plaids Just
the thing for the little folks. ~ p Is -
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mr. y. Sawyer the Teacher and Musical Director,
and mis-: Nancy KnowtoH, who presided at the insiru.
msn during the evening" added to the pleasure
~ tie value OF their ssrvces end the music Of hum.
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TConmunicatioa.7

SPELLINa ScHooLs.-Ata a meeting of the
citizens Of the Village Of Ravenna, held the evening
Of the goth OF February 1860 for the purpose of
noting the interests of education in said Village
Cstin was called to the Chair and H. c. Ranney chosen
9ecretarv
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eeen unoef the 1nuuence OF Ii0uOr three
weeks when recovering from the effects sprees
seemed sad, rather though he the bues have
seen him once when he very noisy and seemed and
talked like crazy but paid particular attention
to what be said he then at Mr.. Baldwiu's; there
were slight efforts made to watch him. this was two years
ago last winter think have frequently him under
the inhuencs Of liquor since that time. st3
Harvey BGldsDia, . siOorn-Lvs in urora have been
acquainted with Price since boyhood think hs general
disposition very good; don't think him quarrelsone
but he has his sprees sometimes sprees lasted week.
nave observed his condition Of mind when recovering
from his spree he seemed much prostrated his drinking
periods have increased during the past years should
not consider him insane man. only when he had been
drinking. - 81 3 5Ss1@
Z. s. Harmon srorn-Live in Aurora: have known
Price twenty or thirty years; know nothing pecu-
liar about his disposition, but consider him peaseable
Quite number Of Witnesses examined for the de-
fenss all asserting the prisoners peaceabe disposition
and liability to indulge in fits of dissipation but elictng
new facts merely suhstantating the statements
witnesses whose testimony we give.
Or Leonard iOorn-Liye in Rayenna am physician.
naSe oeen In practice six years. in regard to
Judging from the testimony Of defsndants witnesses
"nicn neard should suppose that he rather Dor.
dering upon insanity. et''r5
Dr. Reed-HaVe practiced for six years. strong proba-
bity that he was aboring certain depree of
tai alteration judging from the testimony Of
witnesses. as ,-r.s- .s..s-
DR.. Prentice-Haye practiced thirteen years: sboula
not Ike to say that he (Prce) insane did not
| the evidence. s,-s.,- .--ls F -
! Dr. Gray = Aurora-called by State Prisoner toor
dinner at my house the day of the murder:
he was tsle exctsd think he had no symptoms nd;.
eating delirum tremens nothing different in his
from that which he generally exhibited after be bad
been spree; saw some excitement which attributed
to the OCCASION g g ET
O. R. Harmon, TeeaHed-Do business within twenty
rods Of Baldwins house; nothing in Prices appear
the morning Of the murder that indicated nsan
W he rather quiet and always peaceable when sober
inclined to be peish latterIy when drunk and rat
gloomy when getting spree. The eurrant bushss
had all been trimmed and set out che day b.io.e
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

MANY people are giving themselves uneasiness
for fear Uucle Abe" will conduct himself in
snch a manner, when he gets into the White
House, that some of the Southern States will be
Obliged to cut loose and drop astern. We enter
tain no such fears and have not lost n moment :
sleep in contemplation of such result. We pre-
dict now, in the face of demonstrations which
would seem to shadow forth the incvitability OF
very different result, that the Administration
of Lincoln will he the most conservative OF any
President for the past twenty years. He will not
recommend nor favor repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law YreLa JOHrndl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

THE celebrated Ish quartz lead, at Gold Hill,
below Jacksonville, Oregon, so notorious few
months since for its marvellous richness, has com
petely "pegged out" The gold run out first !;
now the rock has evaporatcd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01
re- Ha11's 9arsapari11s
Mrs. " i n - 10 w

Az ENpERiENcED NURSE aud Family Physician. has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething. which greatly
facilitates the process of tcethng by ocnng the gums
reducing all nlamaIionwill Hay all pain and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Iepcnd upon it. mothers ii will
give rest to yourselves and relief and health to in
fantS prefccty safe in all See advertisement in
another column. III. .l2lI,s.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

.1rvcrE ABE's" CABINET.-Premisng the GER
4. ...r of Lincon's election to the Presidency, a
s,.odinc Atlantic journal gives the following
zines as those from which Cabinet will be
Formed;
4 c,cnFTARY OF STATE.-Judge McLane, of
D,nnnsvivania p Judge Read, of Pennsylvania ;
6emat6r Fessenden, of Maine Senator Chase. of
0,io. Edward Bates, of-Missouri David Will
mot. of Pennsylvania.
CrcRETARY OF THE TREAsURy.-Moses ii. Grin
I .on If New York Senator Simmons, Of Rhode
IInnd IJar1 John Sherman, NJ. C., of Ohio; Kenneth
Pornor. of North Carolina; Senator Collamer,
PosTvAsrER GENERAI.-Fitz Henry Warren,
&c Iowa Senator Chandler, of Michigan Schuy
,or Colfax, NJ. c., of Indiana N. B. Judd, of
SECRETARY OF WAR.-Francis P. Blair Jr Of
Missouri /: Cassius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky; John
n Botts, of Virginia; Benz Wade, Of Ohio.
SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-Smon Cameron, of
Pennsylvania John NJ. Gilmor NJ. c., of North
Carolina John =. Hale, of New Hampshire.
SECRETARY OF INTERIoR.-Galusha A. Grow, Of
Pennsylvania Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee;
John Hickman, of Pennsylvania.
ATTORNEY -GENERAI~-Wm. L. Dayton, of New
Jersey : H. Winter Davis, of Maryland Judge
Nelson, of Tennessee Judge Charles Allen Of
Massachusetts, Vim. NJ. Everts, of New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

MORMON STRENGTH AND DARING.-They are not
few who are firm in belief that the atrocious
massacres, attributed to Indian tribes, have been
instigattd- more than probably participated in
by the white outlaws of Deseret. Salt Lake
is the rendezvous of hundreds of abandoned, yet
intelligent and dangerous outcasts from every
portion OF this continent and Europe. plsdalning
the miserable theology of Momonism, but dis
guising their contempt from the weak minded
and fanatical rabbe, they hypocritically conform
10 the outward customs of the Latter Day Faith
that they may rule and plunder We have looked
over their public assemblages, and have been
amazed at the number of bold looking, intelligent
and fearless men who lead the deluded legons.
They are not rebels to be snbdued by uncertain
menaces or tender blows but, encamped in the
mountain fastness, abundantly supplied with
every variety of arms and munitions and direct
ing the most reckless and unearng of all fanatic
ism, they are the indomitable cheftans of the
American Caucasus
The physical strength of Mormonism has been
strangely underated. 1t is forgotten that thou
sands of them are American backwoodsmen,
familiar with all the dangers and deprivatlons OF
the frontier, and who in spite of their profession
OF faith, repose more trnst in the well tried rifle
than in God or man. With national vaor they
would fight for their homes, while the more devout
believers would be converted to very demons by
the superstition which would call them to do
battle in the name of the Lord and under the
eye of the Prophet. Missionaries and fanatics
with far inferior equipment. more accessible to
pursuit, of less than tenth part of their num-
bers, and aided by less considerable mountain
defences, have fought fights of faith which will
remain forever illusrOus and terrible in history.
San Francisco Mirror.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

FAREWELL, BROTHER CRAFFoRp. This is the
caption of the Butte Records farewell to Gwin
on his final exit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01
TRINITY JOURNAL.
yeaverviile Post Office.

MI, mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
.,,o steamer of Dec. 11th, will close at this Of
i - On Thursday evening, December 9Th, at o.
I.t ~ m. JAS. O'CONNOR, Pm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

SHANE ON lIER.-Conra Costa county (ltcpub-
lican) voted to repudiate the State debt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.-The following is a
list of those known to be positively in the field
as candidates for the positions annexed, 1t is
probable, however, that Others will turn up be-
fore the meeting of the Legislature for those as
we'll as other Offices connected with the two
Houses For Secretary of Senate-C. W. Tozrr,
of SislIiyou Henry R. Mighels, of Iuba b. T.
Brady, of Calaveras George S. Evans and
Thos N Cazneau. of Tuolumne Benz. Hall, of
Sierra. For Enrolling Clerk: Cyril Hawkins
and-Mitchell, of Sacramento Geo. G. Cor
ham, of San Francisco. For Engrossing Clerk
II. b. Con gdon, of Sacramento. In the Assembly
the following gentlemen now stand foremost in
the race For Speaker-John Conness of Ell
Dorado n. Greene Curtis, of Sacramento. For
Chief Clerk. NJ. Anderson, of Tehama j. W.
Scobey, of Placer. For Enrolling Clerk II. n
Kbbe, of Sacramento. For Engrossing Clerk
w. Augustus Knapp, of Amador. For Sergeant
at -Arms-General A. NJ. Wnn, of Sutter Mike
Gray, Of Sacramento. For Assistant Sergeant
at-Arms-John HALEY, of Sacramento Sacra'
mento Ne,cs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

LABOR LosT--Ilunting for your dog when you
live in the neighborhood of a sausage factory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

Geo. RYER, the actor, has gone East He will
return to San Francisco with his family, to reside.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

Hon. DELAzoN SMITH died at Portland, Oregon,
Nov 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01

"NIGGERr VS.. " INJuN."-One of the Portland
papers relates that the city is alive with "celes-
tials." retiring from the British Columbia coun-
try. The d" Johns tell that a continuous ire
pressible conflict" has been carried on between
themselves and the aborigines of that section, in
which they have been worsed. They Intend to
come back where chickens are more plenty, and
Indians don't put on so many airs
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Mmertfaniibe Wadbridbtem.

NS Die 3wette Se1GtDn nes 8 6.
@DngreIee beginnt am Ntpnta9 uber ADJ
Sage urD enoet am 4, Miara Dem Sage Der SIT
auguratipn Qincplnfs.
~ DaS Dantfef / n Dai6tna.
ton inoet, tpie Das bieli9e, am Dpnnerltas Den
20. D., itatt.
@G Gerfanbtge gptf6aft be1
@Uu0ernemrS Spn Nrfanlas. De,
@cuverneltr bon @rfanlas balt liG in Der 8Ot.
iGaft, Die er bieler Sage Der pprtisen @elebee'
bung einlanpte, lebi9li6 an Staatsfraaen uni
berilbrt Die SunpeSpplttif unp bic SeuerfrelIerei
nit teiuer SYlbe.
0elpfle nj m e inben Baum.
10 I'll taaten. Gpr etntsen 9asen erl9ten
I'M u@barleltO Mercur9" cine Mittbeiluna, I'M,
ter3eihnet uGiele &auleute", in tpel6er paraet6ar
parp, Dap Der 9anpel Gbarleltpn'S beretts lett 8
Nfpnaten unter elmer taglih ltarter merDenpeu
@elptlemme letpe, bic tbren @runp ni6t IN 20.
litilfen Nirreu, lpnDern lepi9li9 in ueber=S pe.
%tulattpn nnp un9elAidtem geriabren Der gan=
ten babe. Otel &lemme iet nun burh bic e.
3ellipnsbepe9an9 bis gu elmer &rtliS aepieben &c.
OoS lttmnt gang uberein NIT benz, mas Dor adt
9o9en Die g. .. Srlbune naGptes, baB cine ST.
nan5trilis int Supen unausbleibli6 aetpprbeu
mar unb gum NuSbru9 9efOmmen lein ipiulrpe
9let9Stel, pb 2tnepln pper Srefinrieee yum Nrds
~liOenten sepablt mprpen pa1ren. Die etnfa6e
9Datla4e ii, paB bic 8aumwpGltaaten qul
@runO Der outen Saumpoa-@ rnte BON 1859 AZ
tart i~pefultrt, II ptel 9ebUrgt Gaben UNI
nun ni6t i'm Stanpe ltnp, ibren @ldubiaern oe.
reat 3u werpen, SIS 1T Die n1mlihe Srilis FL,
non Gi,ne,, RIO Ner So olts, 1870 SL
9atte. (N. 81. Qbo,to
@ 0pup. Maspfftn ppn SEN.
tu dp bat Elm lan9es Sfreiben an BEN 6rarf=
fort gecman 9ert9tet, wprtn er enlightenment 3d.
Den 9e9en pte Se3ellionll item einnimrnt. Gr flaat
ltber Den Gerlult, ipelfen &entnfY pur6 bic 6ludt
Don Stlapen erleipe, Dem Sflaveneiaentbume
pes StaateS 9ibt er etuen Wertb pom bunpert
unp lteben3tg NttatOnen Dollars unD papun per
lore SentudY jabrlt6 apei NAL bunpert taulenr
Dollars, alip went9er ais etn M6teI
0rp3ent, mas 9ewib ni9t piel TT fir eineu
@ren3ltaot, ="
@afbtn9tpn, Der ansrtff aul
ben repnbltfantfden Wtswa m.
yla9 etnem peiteren 0erbSr Dor benz .8riepens-
rtGter Conn tp1rDen bic 0ullteS, relhe an,
Nbenp bes 9raliOentenpab ttaees ben brutalen
NnSrif auf ben republ. @iepam matte,,, unter
Surslhaft fur ibr GrlHetnen por benz Criminal.
9eri6t 9elteat.
Der General Yofmette r bat bic
Anfertt9uns BON grief. Converts NIT GinsGent=
Stempeln angeprpnet, ferner BON Converts, mel
fe NIT oter Gent5 %francirt lino i; beipe auf Die
Senisun9 Der StaptpOlt berednet.
NewzyDrt. QtnpenmGll Hers 9 E r.
mrtbetlnng. 2tnpenmuIler purpe ant Mttt=
tppG Bpm Neuem pprs @ertdt serufen, Seiu
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9Uter BON 70 Subreu, beien ein3ise @elsaIAnft
in Den leBten Sabren feline 6unDe 9etpelen ma,
rem. Da Die giahbaren mertten, baB er eeltpr-
ben mar unp in leine Wpbnnn9 eintraten, fam
Den lie ben 2et6nam bon einem Dubenp 6unbe
%ltmrin9t, Don penen eintge ibm ltebeool @eli9t
unO SdnOe beledten, ~pdbrenO Nnpere Elm trau>
RIGGS @ebeul anltimmten. 3pet jun9e 6unpe
laSen tOpt neben Der QetAe; man gloubt, ZAP le
aus SArner3 iber ben SOB ibres suten 6errn
9~eltprhen linp.
6remOnt's Gintpmmen. Der gr-
tr09 per @Olpminen 6remOnt'S beldult liA tag
lth auf $4,000. Seine Mtenen lino BON 1l1ge=
benrer arsoebnun9. Natunra6t3i9 Stampfsr
Die bnrA 96alertraft 9~etrieben merpen unp biz
Sag ,nb Nadt i'm @ange lino, 3ermalmen alf
pteruno5wan3i9 Stunpen 50 3pnnen Quarb, biz
auf elmer pripat=G tlenbabn na9 ben Quart
ntublet gebra6t werpen. Cine NettO<@innabm t
BON 100000 jdbrlt4, mub i'm gu einsm pc,
rethlten Nf1nner maiden.
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0eetes iiber Die VbtlobeInbier Roufen

p9tlabelpbta, %. NOp. Die Gus
penl'On Der Saar3ablr19 Der 9ielign 9anten
miro ol9eMetn ais GOrlidtsmubrs9el s~ebiaist.
Giele wtnlAen bic Gtnberufun9 Der @elssae=
bltng, oamit Oiele bic 8eltimmunae ee9en 6as
Tll9tise-S tlapen=@ Sci eb 3uruidne6me unb bic
Selttmmungen iber Die 9aar3abluneen Der 8an=
fen luspenptre.
Die 8ant BON @belter County wirb moraen
tbre Saar3ablun9en iuSpenptren uno bic an6ez
rem lanOltden 8anfen peroen tpo6rl9einli6 ou1<
1el6e tbun.
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Die 2tmhen n.unruhen.

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lton, Sbarle5 gmerlOn BON Staten Sslanp, q.
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oelpbia, Spbn 8. @arp BON Salem, G6,rles s.
6iibrin9 BON SEEM gort, S. s. &ilbert BON Sin.
%cintatt, s. s. gpwarp6 BON gpltcn. Sadlon
tpurpe auf 2, bic Nnpern auf elm sSobr r~eleairt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-23
Bon BaIhinatun

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