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PATENT
RED JACKET AXE.

Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons First-It cuts deeper Second 1t
don't stick in the Wood. Third-It does not jar
the hand. Fourth No time is wasted in taking
the Axe cut of the cut Eifth-Witb the same
labor you win do one-third more work than with
regular Axes. Red paint has nothing to do with
the good qualities of this Axe, for all our Axes
ars painted red If your hardware store does
not keep our goods, we will gladly answer in
quiries or fill your orders direct, or give you the
name Of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axes
LIPPINC0TT i BAKEWELL
Pittsburgh, Pa
Sole owners of Colburn's and Red Jacket Patents.
CELF-HELP FOR THE ERRING.
D-WOrds of Cheer for Young Men, who have
fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS, desire better
Manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa
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THE Local circulation of the BED
FORD GAZETTE islarger than that of any other
paper in this section OF country, and therefore Of
ersthe greatest inducements to business men to
fdvertise in its columns
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Jhe geaford 6azette.
Home and Around.

HUNTINGTON AND BROAD Tor r.. r..
-SuxaaR ARRANGEMENF.-TNE TABLE.-on and
after May oath, passenger trains viii arrive and
depart as follows
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at 100 p. m,
rives at Huntingdon at 20 p. m; leaves Hunt
ingdon at $40 a. m, and arrives at Mt. Dallas at
IL 50 r. m.
Express Train leaves Mt Dallas at 6 35 a. m,
and arrives at Huntingdon, at 10 TO a m; leaves
Huntingdon at $50 p. m, and arrives at Mt. Dali
las at 9 .26 p. m.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-16

INsTALLED.-Last Sabbath week,
Rev. r. II. Hunt, formerly of Schells
burg, was installed as Pastor of ST.
Stephens Ev. Lutheran Church, Phila.
DR.. Krauth and Rev. J. A. Kunkle-
man conducted the services.
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JOHN SPARKS,
xecutor and Trustee for the Sale of the Real
Estate of Daniel Buzzard, decd. 0ull6Wa.
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DeXtrim is much cheaper and far
superior to anything we ever saw for
making mucilage. Sold only at Heck
erman'S drug store.
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BIG BOoT.-We were shown, the
other day, big boot formerly worn
by James Porter, the Kentucky giant.
1t was brought to this place, as a euri-
osity, by Mr.. James Martin, a young
man who left here about six years ago
and established himself in business in
Louisville. The boot measures 154
inches in length, is 81 inches wide a.
cross the sole and over two feet high.
The wearer, when living, measured 7
feet IL inches. We would not desire
to be ''booted" in that style.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-16

CASES IN COURT.-Judgments were
entered in the following cases from
this county, in the Supreme Court sit
ting in Philadelphia.
Koontz VS. Hammond Judgment af
firmed.
Bowser VS. Cessna. Judgment affirm
ed.
Lingenfelter et al We Richey. Judg-
ment affirmed.
Madara and Spang VS. Eversole.
Judgment affirmed.
Rupp et al VS. Over. Judgment at
firmed. Per cWidm.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-16

FATAL ACCIDENT, On Wednesday
night last Mr.. Archer Jarrett, who had
just arrived from Jordan's Springs on
his way to Bedford, fell from the Win
dow in his chamber in the third story
TO the pavement below, and when
found, life was extinct. 1t is supposed
that after undressing himself, the night
being very warm, he had seated him
self in the window where he fell asleep
and thus lost his balance.--N0laltain
city Times.
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ARRESTED Patrick Trainer, of
Coaldale, was arrested for gobbling a.
bout $50 belonging to Mr.. Young.
Eighty three dollars were found on his
person, slowed away in a stocking.
Patrick had evidently made up his
mind to q foot the bills,' but as the
legality of his manner of doing it was
seriously questioned, he was asked to
take up boarding and lodging with the
Sheriff till September sessions, when
the Court will adjust the matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-11-27

were intensely interesting. Much to my surprise,
there was not single representative Of the
Hawaiian churches, except myself. 1t was re-
ported that the venerable Bingham would have
been present, but for some unknown reason he
did not come. The friends Of Foreign Missions
still look with intense interest 20 the work which
has been accomplished on the Hawaiian Islands,
and is now progressing there and ON the Microne-
sian Islands. There is scarcely missionary on
the islands about whom 1 have not been qnes-
toned. and may add, that the same is true
respecting many Of the foreign residents. The
American portion Of the Hawaiian community
Is watched with intense interest by friends in
the United States. am frequently called upon
for information about almost everything and
every body connected with our island kingdom
The people VI America cherish most tender
sympathy for the islands and their Inhabitants,
both native and foreign. I do not think the
feeling would or could DC much stronger even If
the islands were annexed
Yours, truly, ). ID.
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Meeting Of the A. B. C. F. NJ.
SwISsvALE, PESSsYLvsSA,
0 miles from Psttsburgh,

Surfaavstg prNxzvrvsxtk
miles from P,ttsbargh,
October 9th, 1869.
u. ". WarSEY, Eso~The meetings OF the
heriean Board of Missions, closed yesterday
hgering in this region for short time and
wing a few hours Of leisure, have thought the
llers Of the 4dreTfiser might be interested in
observations OF men and things rs they have
pa Pa--i~.s h~s-- ...T .si.d dasisss sbs last few
p. Ga my way East, hst June, 7 stopped for
hort time at this place, ard made my arrnnge-
nts 10 enter at the meeting Of the - Bard
p OCCASION Of my original visit, is connected
BIZ meIaneholly affair which occurred at ilo-
5alu, now fifteen years ago young man
IN this place, and from the family whose hos
faIity I am now enjoying, lett his home, no
(re to return The vessel on hoard Of which
was a seaman, touched as lAhaina, and then
''of and on at Honolulu While lying
pre-, this young man left the vessel, hoping to
eh the shore, bat wns drowned The name OF
vessel was che Good Return, Capt Wing
s sud incident led To n long correspondence,
Atinued through all these subsequent years
nm now writing IN the beautiful home from
Pieh the young man departed could write
fch about the beauty OF the locntion, and
grounding scenery It is situated only a very
Prt distance from e Braddoek's Field, so
ted ~ American history IL was here that the
it''h ''enerai was dsieatea oy the freneh ana
'ians' twas here 70" that " ashngton oegun
e$hio't those military eharaeteriSsieS WHICH
We rendered his name immortal
DURING the meetings OF the Board, have gpne
FittsoHrsh every morning Dy the raiirOaa-
e meetings have been held in the FIRST and third
y'sFH'n CHurehes' aud have Deem i"iiy at-
''oa oy she ei'fAsns ot Pittsbursh' and trends
"'sslp"S irori all parts OF the country, East'
est North and soath- Many came from Boston
many 'ro@ tho West, as tar rs chicago,
we numbers came from Mienigan, onio' ana
Sufr0ana'ng States
most grahying iaet that the Board was
'loied 10 eiose up the year without debt The
III amount of receipts was 'SS21,I3S.sl, while
expenditures ior the past year exceeded this
oan' oy only s''s2'-H- Thus one hall u
mon OF dollars has been collected and disbursed
broad held ot missionary operations IN
es' and s"ath Airiea' IN various parts oil
~ NINA 'n rs'-S' IN iarkey' IN syria
'"e uAwailah islana' and Mieronesia; and
30"s- '1' i".'''' ''i'eS o' Nofth America
'"r H'''''On Is % 'e discontinued, that an
king,-the veteran missionary-whoss. emf
M ssrs'SeS as a divine and scholar have become
susv sn"~n throughout the world Before
usa'n' ne enJoyed the consolation Of learning
n,' .r 'e'1lseS were appreciated in Greece, by
'no7e VINO had Deem his prosecutors and
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H svosxro

s}usiness Gar0s.
r.. HOFFMANN. Md.
Physician and Snrgeon,
cerse Merchant and KaahunAna Pos,oce 6s ly
JOHN s. McGREw, VI. ID,
Physician and Surgeon.
once 10 u. L. Chs.-'s bu;idinz. Fort Street
EksrDsscs-chapafn ST., Sefreen SuIanH ard Fort SIS
oTrcE HOrEs-srOn S 70 10 A NJ, aud from TO r. NJ
ts5 ly
DIR. J. MOTT SMITH.
Dentist,
once Of Fort srd Hotel stree,s s7ily
A.F. JUDD.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
street MsrehAn, .o2 ly
J. VI. WHITNEY. ID. ID. s..
IA Dentist, A
oEypcE ovrE De. HoTSzaSS's Dsra sroSK,
CORNER Or RAsHUMANU AND MERCHANT SIS
oos Oflss hours froa a. tin ~
A. &. BUFFUM. NJ. ID.
Physician and ST seon.
oEes anA Residence. Arc House. Fort street $50 ly
JOHN N. Patty.
Notary Public,
Hooa'us. II L osee TIE Bank Of Bishop Co. $50 sm
r.. &. Wis.
Attorney at Law,
all
aii Hawaiian language
es2 oe, 1sen Stys.i opposite iAs Court Bss,. ly
-. B. DOLE,
Attorney at Law.
o9es RIeAGrLson Sf0.s. Fort and Merchant
css stTssfs HoH0Eaia- ~
HENRY THOMPSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
oss on oaesa STREET. opposite the Court noas uP stairs
~. &. JONES.
Attorney al Law and Land Agent.
win Ps.s,ss 10 ali re Carts Of s KnsaSr @ m. He viii
"a asa sisl, sisissr q cse i.Isnd. on
special ba
Office IN the room l1iely Oct pied by he Hon. j. ".
dustin, ia the Postctioe B,tiiding.
600 iy
NJ. =. GRINBAUM s. CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In Fashionable
Clothing. Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes,
a every variety Of dsasas ssFsrp. Furnishing Goods
To2 Makssis Block, ea,en 81 1y
r.. q. HALL s. son.
Importers and Dealers In Hardware. Dry Goods,
10 Corner Fort sni King Sta 1y
ED. HoFFSCHLAEGER s. CO..
Importers and Commission Merchants,
Corner OF Forf aud Merchant Streets.
661ly
ALONG & ACHUCK,
Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm General
Merchandise and Chinese Goods.
Fre-proef Store, Nnsnnn Street.
Uns-v the Public Hall 653 ly
j. PERRY.
Dealer In General Merchandise,
FIRE-PROOF STORE,
Corne Of Hotel and Naidnu Streets, honolulu, H. l.
Retail Establishment on Nuuann Street.
659 Absvr Else Frc-Irusf Store. 1y
CHUNG HOON.
Commission Merchant and General Agent,
Agent Paukaa Arnauuc Sugar ntatons-In-
ponsr Of Teas ani other Chinese and Foreign Goods
and wholesale dealer In Ha waiian Produce,
I'm New Stone Store. Nuunuu Sc, below King.
... ESQ ly
HYMAN & BROTHERS.
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THE PAcIFIs
commercial Advertiser.


-,.,. are dan. of Deepest sor,w
:, a.. ....an. n our lies
-. arr slhL drspairing m'meEts.
,s,,. ar. naars of menfni srifs
-. arr haars af stony anguish,
So. ,hs sears r-hrse ~ fans
s,, ,as waiting tIas, ny sreshsrs,
A. n. hardest nsas ef an
v,.,s ant love Srs on inp@fsnt.
80 thins. beyond their reach.
"a ,hs hrnrt grows sea with hopsng,
e.tssrns what ne can teaeh
=, ,se-- the fruit be gathered.
a.. must -~e the bIo-sonis fsii
,Df ,hs waiting Gmr, my brutAsr-,
4. ,hs hardest time II al.
living once and loviug sver,
n, d, sad ., vvatch ihr wears
g,s the lishf whose atfd shining
unss. . rainbow Of our tsarss
A !. AID ., e1unt az morning
All the houss svsnf,ll
a. the waiting time. my brothers.
f. thu HARDEST time % iil
ws can hear me hraf of conflict,
Though The .untrn crushing blow.
Bsafins bsrE our gsthsrgd Esress.
Far , mom'nt iny ~ Iowf
We may rise again beneath "a,
Nans thc weaker sr our fsHg
gaf the vating time, my broshsrs,
4, tas hardcst time of all
faf t wears thr sawur spirit,
Az To- salt WAVES wear the stons.
sad lops'. r1rrsuas ftrb grows thread bare,
rnts brirhte-t tlnts xans.
Tim tmd youths rs.iisnt ussscs,
alunt SHOWS bexin On ans
%, the waipng tnns. my brothers,
y tae hardest time of an.
Yet at htsf learn thc tesson.
That GoI knowvsh what is be-t,
Aad a silent resignation
stakcs the spirit esrn and hest
For pcrchancr, q day lie coming. s
For the changes of our fate.
whca our hearts wiz thank Him Heskiy
That he Gsaght how wait. -Ssfsefsd.
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" Advertisers residing in the Eastern 'ni'ea c %
ma, for their cards by enclosing Greenbacks T. states TEN
Cents Postage Stamps for such amount as hs wa" ~ pS,
and their cards will be per above table, itf the time
paid for.
~ p,s;nsss Cards when prepaid for year allowed
discount from these rates. for transient advertise
ments when paid r charged quarterly
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). G.. ID.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

Ser Sod belAaflist nar Aas Cell an>
3u3ieben, faBte i'm Mooers BEL ben
8finen uno iDarf i'm 9Eei6fans iber.
8DrO. Ser tiueite &tenernianI elite
Bier3lt, aber Nn9ere bigb INIT eiBetil
Belle Oas Sell, meIhes bic beiDenl4nD
aliflitben er9riffen botten, DnrdB une
tuonbte fid 0ann nit Dem Belle aegen
ben nntfrs @teuernniln, Der, bon Inn
DerfDIet, iib mad Der Salute fiidtete.
SIN Ginaaaae Al 0erlelben ftieP e. Sc
gen ben berbortretet0en G0pitd1, 10.
6aB belize bic &rtppe biamnteFfeletl
iuoraltf 9foaera Bic Cute z6ber iblter
f6lO6 MnA befeiti0te. Die spei nod
abri9en Qeute belt CT Johann butd
Drobungen getrettnt, ben einen am
Gteuer, sen dn0erell auT bent 8Orbers
fbiffe, Mno atuan9 ne, has @9iff an
in1n0brireu. Or ffenerte O0s1elbe nun
uie6er in Der Ni@flng Der fHoaueris
canifhen Suite sArii6, ieoo@, tpabrt
fheinIib bur@ bic MbiuetAnHg Der
Maanetnabel getGal1t, fubr Ct lalgs
Der Riiffe bin. Das nauerte bier Gage,
tuahren0 lDeIc5er Der Mann feiHen0lns
aeubliG fhIief. GinusaI tldberte CT fid
BEN Dedli9t Der 3aiite, an, mad ben
bnrin Gingelperrten no ieben, perauf
Der Captain 3ipei G@iiiie auf ibn cbs
fenerte, Obne i'm ieDotb gu tre6erI. I'm
Gn0e 6es bierten Cages enoIih tparO
Der fdredIidse Menl6 bonn GHIafe
iberfaIlen unb itreGte fi1 anf'S Ged,
tperauf Der cine Der bei6en Mfatroien,
elm SrIanoer, oas Bell, ipeI9es &ogers
bis sabin ni9t aus Oer Sanb seIa6en
bate; er9riff nnS i'm nit einem S9Iage
f0otete. Sic beiOen iberIebenben Sra
trolen befreiten barl ben @apitan uno
ben Gtenermann aus 6er Salute, tuel6e
oas @hiff mad 9iio be Saneiro fibrs
ten, no Die Sa6e 9eri6tlidb confatirt
purOe. gta6 eeiblOHener llnterfHGuae
bat 0onn Captain Sose nit elmer iieuen
Nannihaft bic Seinreile tpieoer aneee
trefen. Mian bermutbete, 0ab &o9ers,
Oa Der Captain biet @eI0 an gor6
bate, Ii9 besfeI6en bemdhtieen iuoIIte,
inbem er Sas S@iff an ireen0 etnena
Bunete Der Suite ftranosn Iieb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

Gf57.)

fSbertff Bercouf. Sn gemdsEeit elmer venditio
80 exponas 8erDronuua an mid aeri&tet un6
ueeTliefeIt Don hem Ndtbnren girelit gertdbt mn
% tolen enIlltD, EesI.s bel feinem September Ters
MN 1858, uerne t9 gum bentEi5en 8erfauf an ben,
tnor tn Der Stont &GfbutHe am @ ann benb, ben
~ Sanuar 1859, Ha9itebsBe beitriebenes Grunbeis
Qenihnm briHeen, nduiIt9. Got 9ep % in @heIbu's
Dtutf1n SO. |, eHibattero ftnf5ia SUI. Beata ms
9erer Bei9retbnnG ehe BIatte IN Afm Ghauceru. @es
u9t ron Gnriefcn County Eeau.y un6 NIT BefdIao
eetegf atssons eleeutblg uoa 9lrS. 8npib Rintui1s
pon N. .. Sno116en n so. uiio seg en- Dlrs. 9auih
sssasams tyr s2I2, Sntsssfsa un0 asiten horaaf
eeRttgen.a @e9ebeu ben so. Defender 1853
@ @.R. 9 n atafpu. Ghesiff,
fal eur9 Sam 6. RpribGg, 9epMp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

eft elmer Nn5obI nsaer llntboteu, IN.
linen Die gtotbwenbiofeit auf Das
9Earife Dor Qtusen su Fsaen.
M6oe 6ie Nlabregel feline babe
tperoen, fonbern in ibrenr ganaen Inns
fanae sur QIusfabrung tOnlmen! 3sns
men mir feline SrOnuns in unfreal
Gtaate baben, ioel6e anf Der IobaIen
sGelinmlne Der @iir8er bernbt, 70 mill
fen mir iie chen auf benz 8ese Der Sc
malt erIansen. Sem RufIar rufen suil
aber au: pTu PAS youlu, George
Dandin!"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

q hertff Dfrfauf. Su 0smasbeit elmer vendftio
exponas Berornniln5 an mid aeri6tet unb
nberItefeu pon BEN A3tb1ren Circuit 8eiicbt non
9opieiou Go. Tenn.s BEL isinem GeptembersEermin
1905 mere i6 JUN 6Ffentti9en 8erfanf an ben
Netfbtetenoeu eeaea, bGore 8abung am Golrtbous
tbpr IN her Gt1ot RnibDile am 8 o nab enh b, Zen
%. Sanaat 1853, nd9aebenb beT9risbtnes GrunAeis
gentkum brinaen, ndmIib: Gin Graft 2auh, bef6ries
ben ME foIgt uno helegen an benz Cumberland EIus
ssassst non Spse uS O5n Sos osIes's 1o aIass
4loke, enehaIfene 100 Sder lnebr ober peiaer i,uS
befe1en I'M "a. Siifritt ron DGuioEon Co. 1no NIT
I'm elmer eTeciltion in ailfnsa 9dirben sn GunIsii
pom g. 8. ToSatn 1nh aeaen 6ooper 3pSe unh Ans
beres fir $f7742 5ntereien lIflo Rotten harnufja
aeniiaen. Gegebei ben 20. Gesember 1853
G. R, GenDIb fpns Gberiif,
ia1 surd Sam 6. RarfboH, Seputu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
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Aberiff 8erfouf. 5n genasbeit elmer vendit;o
~ exponas Beror6nung an snif5 Gertd5fet rnS
nnerliefert pom 6em A@tbaren Circuit Gerid5
SDn goot ign eonntp, Sern., bel ieinem Septem5er
pen Melfeteteneen eeaen baare 8obt,tra am anurt<
2ots 81 N per Staet RafbptHe am SO fina6enb,
ret uno @eeGuti9feiten bsinGeu udraIic6: Din esfS
oosr 1Ret Sano beIegen uno befnhIid IN GfrtIherift
ao. 9outoioH County, TeilI., begrenat mite fpIot:
Hnr6lt9 Dom @umb erInnbfs fiihIid5 nnSr spin Srses
Ino Der 2dn5erei po1 9aiIitam RtebcI, oe,Ionnfes
Hono Duroe an s. Ms nnb %. g. @rodtr hbertrooen
SSn sseas5 aeoielP aa6 SCENES s. 8rpaut Lfebs Re-
Sette 81, unh NIT Bei3Ies betst as sos GieeTfbuu
pom y. y GroderI UNI elmer Creation IN rieir1e1t
pcnoen 81 sumter non sSDbn 9s EgEeuenfs 1ll1b ce
III 9eHh9aen- gsaeben .ben 20. Geaeraber 1865.
q. R. g onaI ST on, GbsrIf,
ia ont9 y. g Gaines, Deputy
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
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.HERIFF'S SALE.-By yirtne of

Il er (A1O1 ,
SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of
~ writ of yenditio exponas to m
directed and delivered, from the hon
orable Circuit Court of Davidson conn
ty, Tennessee, at Its September term
1868, will expose to public sale. to
the highest bidder, for cash. &C the
court house door in the city of Nash>
vile. on Saturday. the 23d day of jan
uary, 1869, the following described
lands and tef1ements, to Wit One piece
or parcel of land lying and being In
civil district number 6, Davidson coun-
ty, Tennessee, bounded as follows: On
the north by the lands of p. A. Guth
RE, east by the lands of Mrs, Sarah j
Battle, south and west by the lands
B. Organ, containing go acres more
less, and being levied on as the prof.
erty of Mrs. Hanley s. Guthrie, to sat
isfy an execution in my hands in favor
of J. ii. hurry, and against Mrs. Han
ley s. Guthrie and james G. Guthrie.
for $84. %, interest and costs. Dated
this 3Ist day of December, 1868.
C. M DONALDSON, Sheriff.
ian 4 By N. G. AUSTIN, Deputy
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Sberiff's Dfrtant-Sn gemdsbtit eizer ven
~ ditto exponas BerOrnuHne an MID geridtet
unb iherIIefeft pom Mttbarsn Circuit @eli1t pom
DapiSIOn County, Tenn., Bet ieiRem SepteHiber=
Sermitl. 1858, erie ID ;urn 6entIi&sn gerfsuf an
ben Neiitbietenben geeen baole B6F lung am Courts
bausthor in Der Stobt Rui4uiae am Spnnabeu0,
zen o. SaimaT 1859, uncbftehene beiHrebene 26ns
bsFst lnS gebtiIt6 fetfssl, nasIt. IIe ReAte, Eis
tel un6 Sntereffem pcn geiltdn1 Sbnne in unb an
eitem Slid pber Thtil 2ano. beIesen unn beitn6I1
i'm Giutlbiliriff 9tsmmer /, 2dDibfou geuntu Eeun
bearenit ME foIgt. S sBedtiepsS NSoitien al ber
lnibetftat. THeiI pDR Got WasHmer IS, bsgi1nt Il,
9edrIitrnbe an per Noroweitcde pom Got Eummer Is
Iduft pon ba so gus RedfIftase sntlana nod Ser
Siant u,-pnn- ea in tedten @inEeIn mad Der Rsrrs
freesbpro Bite. ron ia NIT aeuanater 9ife ma Cot
glammsr IS, mad BEN 4untt, NO ssnonnte Rite Dos
Got Rninmer - ourbtdneibet, mn hn enftaao Ser
S4eiAelinie ron 2ots glnmmer IS unh rs nadS sem
Mtsg6nespauft. tpeIfes Got ron g. q Gledpes al,
an q. 3 CAP ,inb @illiam Gbane am 81. Tebruor
1894 pertaut wurbe (itebe Regiers Office GapiafoT.
Gpuhtps Bn@ 49, Seite 14Tl llnb nit affcoo beeof
ple has Gtaehtb1m ueH EiLinm SHAM, nm elmer
Grsfutioil in neiHen GnSen ~ Gunisen non @tdinns
0oobmth un6 gegeH y. 3. parris an6 B;Iiam Shane
fir 1850, Sntereiitn un1 Roitens " eenigen. Ges
geben ben 2y. Gesember 1868.
6. R. 9oHGIbfpu, Sheriff.
iat SurH R, 5. Gcires, Deputy
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Gbertf Rertauf. Sn Gemdsbeit siner.Tenditio
nberiefert pom benz Abt5nSrn Circuit gefidt nom
Iegtofon Cor Senn., bel ietnem September Termin
1909 weroe tH gum SfieHtIt&en Berfauf an ben
thor IN Der Stab RnibptHe am 8 pnna6enb. ben
Is: SannGr 1859, na9tebenhes GigenfhiEn bfinaen,
nomttd Ale Aedte, EitcI, Auiprlfhe ,1R Saterefs
len, wel9e sam gofe1 IN uUn an efaesn Ernfs iQonS
pat, heleeen unh ben6Ei IN gtriIbiitlift 10 ii pon
Seuinton 3D. Eenil., e1t1pitenb gegen Ito Nder
pegr6nst u1leltd uou Der 2dneerei pon 3D. g. Grpino
nflt9 non Der 2duesrei non s. 2fuf urb nit HeIdIQc
cslegf OILS has Gteehttum pDu Sam Gnfep nm eiNer
GEsenftoH IN HetHer eGnben 81 Guuffen pom q. 81
81 q Hs6f 9Oiten SOrauf 81 senfsen. Geseben ben
6. @ GoRaIbfou, SberiH,
1n1 eurS Sam 6. R0rfbdH Heputu
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9eftff Sercamf. Sn gemdsbett elmer vendi
10 ezponas Uerorenune an mtboeridtet mrA
pou Daubfen gountp, Eenti, Sci ieiiiers
1eFmtn ls03. weroe t9 gum 6fentti@en uerfauf a.,
Pen 1sIlteietenesn sses 6oare 8akIams am Gourt.
ben IS. Sanuor 1859, nadte5enS beSsritsr. Ss.s 2,
re- UNI 9tetten briugeu. u6nIid: Gin END
S , 59e sHiie beIeeen ailS beFn6Iid i'm eiUiSt-
I'LL 70; g 2euIocu Sonnps TenH., beorenat ME
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mssS sSsr Ientssr nnS 8ei@las beIeet ais has Gis
se oaps, Nm etaeT ereeution in
gesen 2, q. gays rnh 80. 3. SapS fiir sic al
Snterehen nne Rotten 81 senaaesi. Geaebeu Sei1 81
- 9. ID. OpHdIbfon, Sheriff
la 40 oHr9 ". z. Gaines, 9eprtu,
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auf alusaabIuns Ses SaasIobnes I'm
Sale bon &r0nfbeit, bon VSDmenfeiers
tn6eAs ADablet uno WfiIitdxbienlt,
9ee Sertleretl folIen bic 6antiIien bon.
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8liidt iIno, Ben &.ageIebn bes 8aters
beSieben, bis bas iinaIfe &iu0 6as IA.
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ii beiten Der @el9GftsffOauna Befeis
figin9 Der @faf@inenarbeit berIaagt.
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f1riften be6efte 8ulfimmunas MorefIe
erbalten, in Der es unter Mn6eretn
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Oab frerleer ginIus pnS frem6es geI6
auf freiem f6tueiSeriiden @ebiete Bee
weaun9en 6erborruft, tuelbe ben 6ries
ben unO Die Boblfabrt bes @emejnwe>.
feas untergraben f0nnen."
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General WorOaao, Nbiutant oes So
lies, bon Nont surud iei, hoo er, in
feiner @enerals Uniform lid in ben
8atican begeben na0 asm Raplte Elm
eiaenbGnoiges G9reiben Ses &0ni9s
tpegen Begnabtguns Der gum SoSe
berurtbeiIten Niani uno 2ugi iibef<
rei@t babe; bic 9dmei3ergaroe babe
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ertpPelsn unb Der 4apit ben Mbgelanbs
ten 1es R0ui9s nit bielen, Wob ltpoIlen
en1pfnneen une ff1 faft cine Stunoe
nit oernlelben unterbalten.
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