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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
TuE IHIsm ~ AMEnECA-A
sAPE CLASS or CITIZENS.

TuB IHIaI ~ AMEWEgA-A
SAVE CLASS or CITIZENS.
Mr.. Cassidy, Of the Albany Ar
gus, responded 10 a toast ~ the
st Patrick's banquet, held at the
capital, in the following address.
He remarked that
The devotion Of IFishman 10 the
home Of their adoption had been
attested by acts and by sacrifices!
Their hearts and their hopes were
with il; and they had stood by
the flag in-the hour OF peril; they
had offered in its defense their
lives. There is no class Of citi-
zens more patriotic than those Of
Irish birth, who, throwing off a
hateful foreign allegiance, have
sought the protection Of our con-
stitution. Yet there is a talk
in Congress Of obstructing the
process of naturalization so as
to exclude this class! If the de-
vice Is intended to reach Irishmen,
it comes too late. There are al
ready here Of Irish blood or birth
more than six millions of citizens.
The majority of the Irish race is
here. Politicians at Washington,
who seek to cut off naturalization
will find that when they have
slammed the door in the face OF
foreigners, they have only shut
out the English, the Germans, and
the other people of continental
Europe, while they have left the
Irish inside.
And why should they seek tC
exclude our people from citizen
ship? Whatever may be the de-
fects ofhis personal character, the
Irishman is a safe citizen. He may
be impulsive, reckless even in hi:
personal conduct; but he is no eX.
perimenter in politics, no innova
tor in government. He clings L
the traditions Of the past. He il
struggling now at home to REGAL
the old parliament, and the old
Institutions. His thoughts to
day, in every land, go back to thu
golden prime, the good old days
when Ireland was a land Of Sagei
and of Saints! He will revive thu
old songs which speak of ole
Erin, and he will pledge to tn,
memory of old friends. He car
rles the same feeling with him il
exile! He stands here by tn,
constitution and the old Union
That noble ediice of statesman
ship, founded by the revolution
AIRY fathers, is good enough fol
him-and he has no appreciation
"of the modern improvements
"a standing army, q horde Of tn
g~atherers, and centralized power
All he asks of American institu
tions is that they shall be as they
have been shall remain what h,
understood them to be when hC
sought out his new home.
Whenever l see the experimenr
tried of leading Irishmen into
some new-fangled device Of reli
gion or politics, l am reminded o.
the epigram which one of the ole
wings Of England wrote on thu
occasion of the attempt to get NJ
the party OF the new wings. On Q
festive occasion like this it is per
mitted me, / hope, to illustrate
even so serious a matter as there
ligious and political feeling Of
nation by such a quotation, and
will give it:
Whist though tho hattoring tapster Thoma
PAS placed u sign board three doors from us
With a new Angel all bedecked
AS bright as gold and paint can make Is;
think II both q shame and sin
To quit the good OLD AkOEL I'm.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
NEWS.

New Mexico has applied to be
admitted as a State.
Horace Greedy is in the Detroit
Tombs for disturbing the peace.
George Peabody still lives in
the Toussand collection Of wax
works.
Francis Joseph, Of Austria, is
the most profane Of European
Enonarchs.
San Francisco claims a popula.
ton Of two hundred and seventy.
two thousand.
Mr.. James G. Burnett, a print.
er, and afterwards a popular actor,
died recently at Chicago.
Senator Wilson is preparing q
new army bill reducing the army
maximum TO $4,000.
The empress Of the French is
said to be at last beginningt 70 loob
heavy and middle-aged.
Lucas, the French autograph
forger, has been sentenced to two
years Imprisonment and a fine
of 500.
Samuel Watson, sixty years old
is being tried at Racine, Wis, fol
the murder Of his paramount, Mrs
Anna Hanley, nearly as old as him.
self.
The discovery Of sulphur depos.
its in Calcasieu parish, La, attracts
the serious attention of several
European journals. They look
for important results.
Montreal shipped $50, 900 worth
Of American silver to New York
Monday, 2lst inst, in response To
orders from the restaurants and
saloons In Gotham.
Miss Emma De We're, vel
known as actress at one of the
Memphis music balls, attempted
to commit suicide last Monday.
Physic saved her.
The wife of 0'Donovan Rosa,
the imprisoned Penian, has com.
menced a series ofpublic readings
at Limerick. Her elocution Is
pronounced very fine, and the en-.
thusiasm of her audience exu.
berant.
The New York Police bill, the
new Charter, and the new Super.
yisOr's bill, we're all killed in the
New York Assembly, on the 22d,
after = warm debate, disclosing
great want of unanimity on the
part Of the majority.
The Providence Herald has the
following startling announcement:
"Tell it in Gath-publish 1t in Aske-
lon-thGt Anna Dickinson will be,
in due season, led to the altar by
a well known Rhode Island lltera.
ry gentlemaH.
The New York Tribune has re.
ceived q matrimonial advertise.
ment from a young female in
Washington, under the frank Of
Hon. R. R. Butler, member Of
Congress from Tennessee and
dealer in cadetships. The amitive
lady signs herself Nelly MOntrOse.
Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake,
who is so prominent a leader in
the Woman Suffrage AssOci.
alton Of New York, is . lady
Of Southern birth, and niece by
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
R-ArCmRLOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best
In the world; the only true and perfect
Dye; harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no
disappointment no ridiculous hints
ml black or brown. Sold By all DrugRisti
and PeTlumers. and properly at the VIA
= =, ii Bond street, New York.
myaDMMIY
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

IL Texas the friends Of 9 con-
dsmned man petition for areprieve
On the ground that his health is
not good, and be wants more time
to prepare for death.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
Used Up

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN 1.-The ener-
waited and useA up, who have Lost their
energy, ambition, and bodily visOr, In the
pursuit Of SOCIAL PLEAsURE,-wlth words
Of cheer and sanitary aid FOR tho seemingly
hopeless. Sent free. in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
r. Philadelphia, Pa. iahSO.dAw3m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
tFor 10 h raid.I

r.. NML MA..H ..| |L| To- L
B MR. EDIToR: There will be in q
few days an important meeting in
our city Of a very important body,
tO-Wit the Medical Association Of
the State Of Mississippi. The
local Association has procured for
the use Of this body, the hall Of
the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
Vicksburg viii do honor to her
self By opening vide the doors Of
her homes to the members Of that
noble profession, and we should
vie with each other for the priv
ilege and honor OF entertaining
them. Whose heart is not stirred
to generous impulses and gratitude
by the RECOLLECTION Of relief
so often afforded 10 Us and "ouT
dear ones,n by those whom we
are proud TO speak Of as tour
Jdmttg phyBictanFF Outside OF the
family itself, there Is no dearer,
or should be no dearer relation in
life-unleas it may be that Of
pastor.
And in this day Of degeneracy
in all things, when quackery, EN-.
piricism and ignorance abound in
every profession and branch Of
business, ~ becomes every man
and woman whose soul Is not
"clinging to the dust" to cherish
the science Of Medicine, and by
= proper appreciation Of It's Vota.
ries, incite them to still higher
aims in their noble vocation.
A BuuHEss MAN.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
-. b tha Puthan

county (Ohio Sentinel, offers e
make the following wagw-Fiie
dollars hat theEe si1 be women
IL ConeEt within three geala
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

eEpMALtoWns g. Vermont hafe,
e Esns elections, elected 70
n1 = Su ilntandenEe of their
A-11Ia
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02


Fz0A Tie Richmond Examiner,
ws sse that the reported insurrec-
ton IN Alamancs county, North
Caroline, i oserraled. and saslrs
there are quiet
This vas the astemps d HoIden
= get ups plausible pEsiext lor
IneuEsion q Federal bayonets,
p execution o. the Radical
gramme Of submszging tie EoaHl
i beneath tie United States
cops.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02


The nAoEs-There was some
w snad 1t the Eaeas on
e|ant .ek yesteraay. 1he track
axees1lnels hsasy.
Th6 aksi n6e We between FER.
snsons Squirrel and woods
nss fag : purse q SEQ sud
80 yslas. sEquiElzr won By
BIZ rlnleg led hali
III sao9 disianesa ahead, and
He haneht snrs for tie race but
eve BE saddle slipped and
hf his & aad asquir-
relp passed nud sn6 h ahead.
The second u wae ! quarter
aash pure Of $50,
between chestnut pony "Jnliaa
Sad dnn POM Eanny.s julia
eon y twenty feet Ia thls race
tie dun mars st 4 had sand "a,
twenty Aotin tie rear and
Aaa lhe en Of he track IN
@u 80 mza, ana ran
a ef s Hundred 1heda Altar
az Aa fwk Aaelozed e. her
nma ~
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

TIE Prince Of HOhenlOhe has
worn for twenty years on his left
leg a golden bracelet, in fulHIlment
Of q promise to some foolish girl.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

a N. JxREREFs and family,
from Alabama, recently, settled
near Greenwood ID Yazoo river.
A young man named Mullens, who
also halls from aAlabama," liking
the jeffrey family, took up his
abode with than, g an employee
ON the place. Mnllons Il q nice
young man. but likes hls atod" Cc-
casiOnAlly. Having occasion to
visit Greenwood last Saturday, be
imbEbsd rather freely, and return
cd home achock fulI Of the ardent.
Whether NJ. Jeareys desired the
young man IN bis house or not IN
such : frame Of mind we did not
learn, but suffice T. MhlIens found
he door closed 10 his admission,
when he made q physical demon-
stEalion upon Il with his foot The
door had no sooner given way
lisa AZ ola gentleman let loose 4
Hik BAT e Mallsns Who stopped
With hls head. Ar.
ycats{s hasa daughter, Is plucky
aathey mse them andshaEing her
aAeF would receive bodily harm, 2
- HasIseg Is contents of one
81 tteIs ~ s hot gnu, which
81 Niall4ns right eye,
s eTaf.a nd put
Aa 3 Is dilsals
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

Collections will be taken at each
place in behalf Of Missions within
the Diocese. The children Of the
parish will be catechised. Further
appointments for places to be Wis.,
tied after the Council, will be made
known in due time.
W. NJ. GREEN,
Bishop Of Mississippi.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

wv were asked IL the connection
Of the TrMEs and Republican was q
miScegenation marriage7
Why, no indeed II Is the mar
Fiage Of . niger TO 3 mulattO,
that's en-.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
VICKSBURG PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED DAILY By
The Chamber of Commerce.
FOR THE viCKsBURG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In filling small orders
higher rates are charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

TO THE WORKING cLAss-we arc nov prsparsd e
furnish Ell claAaea with constant employment al home, the
whole Ofthe time OF if the spare momenta. HulnetaneH
highland profitable. PeFtOnB ofelther seq eadly earn ffOm
~, 10 e6PeI evening, and . pFoporional sum By devouns
their whole time tothe hnaine@. Boysand RiTla earn neEly
a. much aameu. Thatall uhotee this nOtea may aaudlhek
addUas, and test the business, We make thln Unparalleled
loaeTI Toaueh nAafe not WeiisatEhed, We will nendai % pay
ME which Wild do 70 commenco WORK on, and q ccpy Of TAg
Peoples Literary OmpaatoR-ons o. the tsrfest and
best amily newspapers pubhahed-all cent free BY mail,
Reader, " lyon vent permanent, pfnatahle vnsk, adaresa
&c. ALLEN Z CO. AUoubIA. MAIHI.
toAta 4 h,yqu
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

"A PnRaeETATIoN.--We chronicle
with pleasure ghe fact that last
night the pEopristors Of the block
GA tie west slde Of washington
street, between Crawford and Clay,
and osheFs 81 tha nalghborhoed,
made n. g. ". spsncer, the wOr-
thYaaa efficient Waterman OF that
locality a elegant and valuable
present of > complete table set Of
siiges and china ware, valued a
not lssb than one hundred and fifty
dollars. This wa Z wen deserved
Offering and rebounds to the credit
ofall concerned. Mr.. Spencer has
been On constant duty for the last
four years. during which time NOT
q slngle accident has occurred,
Whieh proves lhat be Il Is good /
citizen q he was . soldier.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
CITATION NOTICE.
W. s. Hyland, Estate-Henry Hy-
land, Admir-.

70 William L shaEkey, guardian 0
Minerva Hyland, 4 mlhof' and % Nj
neFEn Hyiand IN her own proper peFson, and
al other persone interested % the estate Of
W. =. Hyiand, deceased, non.residents-
zen : hereby notiaed e es aad par;
Warfen county, u the Ant Monday Of
April. 81 the eftt dag Of the tern. % show
cause, Is any Yon can Why the Anal aeceune
olHenfl HYien4, sdminiatrntor % sud de-
ceaseds shonld moi Be allowed aepFayod for.
feolg i'm. CHARPELL. CeFk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
Trustee,s sale.

virtue Of tho provisions OF q deed Of
trust. dated The aith day Of February,
ITS, recorded IN the Uiiee OF The Clerk OF
the Probate Court or Wa hington county,
Mississippi, In Dead book 4, pages so, 38l,
and Sse, to cure the payment Of the prom.
iss0ry notes thsKela described, At the re.
guest Of the holder Of said notes,
On TUESDAY, the 18th Of April,
A. D, 1870,
At the east door Of the court. house Of the
county OF Warren, Mississippi, al vieks.
burg, alta O'Clock, NJ. I ahsli proceed 10
Sell 70 The Z CHEST and hast bidder, Tor cash,
the following LAND, lying and bong IN
said county Of Washington. State Of Missis-
uippl, g. Wit.
lots IL 81 :, andz. sect on S.; and Lot
section u. Of township II, range E, called
the" WOodAldef PlantaiiOh, bounded On the
north BY the lands or wade Hampt0ui on
the south By ste le's Bayou and the land Of
ID. Cdhuuuf On t1e east By the land Of
Marshall Spencer. and on the west BY the
and q DE- Calhoun and SteaitiB Bayou.
mRri2.w5t G =. WEBB. Trustee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

W. learn lhat 4 man BY the name
Of Walker Z carpenter BY trade,
who lived IN this city about a year
ago, was bFutalIy murdered for biz
money, near yazOO city, last satur-
day night The deceased had been
working q eatartia, aud having
been paid for his services, started
to yazOo City, n company with 4
man, VINO q row "a custody, Charg-
Cd with having committed the muir,
der. Tha scull Of Walker was ter.
rihly crushed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

Half Z million mulberry trees
are groWingi IN south Carolina for
ne sustsnance ofsiEk.worms. /
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

aE Hife e respectable En-
aatmen hi been canficl
llne s tm ~
railway cIt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

Hfaugh the iefhmue
Be connected
ftn moH1he
B 4 French e
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
On TUESDAY, The I2th Of April,


TN pursuance q the Provisions OF a Deed
In Trust. executed on the 18Th day Of
March A. d. 1875 By COFdeliA 4. eonnpeil,
recorded in Book b b, pages lea and 100 OF
the record Of deeds Of Warren county, MISa.,
/ the undersigned. the trustee Of said deed
in-trust named, VII,
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of
April, 1870,
before ne door of me cJdrt-houas e Warren
county, kiss. between TIE honEs % II q N.
anu Ao'ciock.ip. n. gel % re highest blddeP
- public augblon, t1r eaaht the following
described lo4 ana paKeel o. lad situated ~
that nart Of ne cir q VieksbarR. In sAid
county. known ae springfield, 70 wits
CommeneinR asa polnt 0a'ths uaaNh side
Of nc Tnrnhan Spring Hayea, where Far
mar stre@ tuteFsec 9 said bayen, running
then alohR esid bayou % the south side "a
Qlaaa nesuu. Kunntng thence aaaewardiV
alaaF said aiazs Bayoalto the point where
FARMER street. intefseets thas bayou; thence
sonthWaIdiy along Farmer stfeos y the
pinna 81 beginning.
eaia enldi1 mads for payment OF the In.
dehiedne1s secured By sAld dead-in-trusG
and will convey 70 the purchaser theEeat
such title - te vested In ne e. trustee,
mnr-dttaWts B =. BUCK, Trustee,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02

Batter, prime b ehoisaVk.
common A.........
Cheese, OAi0 Factory -.
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TtrfSnllhltiteH alearteube Grntroperls, an nth
9tr bic Rrbfiabl unlrtr eeler rentg JHtfrthe
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RH 3u Serfanfen: - Das Gst6uht
pprin bic Sffre bss ,,Snantpn 9Gc6snblatt"
ii6 brfnbet, ntbf ppttt. prtis $4,S00 Cash;
3ablunsstsrmine wtretn nur steeu sntlpretsnbe
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thum ltsst an Der spsitbsfsn @tl9aftsslfraBe son
SCRANTON (psnn Npsnut) unb pirb in tpeniser
ais Spti 9abrsn sintn ttbtuitnb bEbsrsn prtis
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Scranton SpdrbaaI. - Sur bas Sabr
1870 perttn BON bitftr 9dnt fe6s prpseut
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niht ibsrlteissu, baabIt = unb fiinf prc5snt
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tter ale elmer Der befsn Stiefet. .6abrttan-
ten bstannt, bat bic @ufii6t iibsr bic nsu'
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tif oas ausseSstnteRe In her Stact uuo
als Grbett wirp gut unp prompt beicrst.
Wan fprt6e Dor! 20ir0
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~ eas u@srantsn @s4snbIatr q.

ESE Das scranton DO&sublatF tr'
bsint tsbsn DouHsritas unb fOttt tabrlid $2.O
aub baIbjatrlid $f.00, I'M @Oraus JabItar.
@nttiStn Esrreu ~ ben fsissfeBten prttlsr
aneenommtn. Bem6bnIt DE Qempcrare) glntetgsr
nilIsn pprausbtinhIt rrrbsn; @cntrattt fur balb'
6brIi6e Ootr iibrIids Anjsistn ts na6 llstrrtir'
cmmen, unb leBtsre wereen 10 langt fcrtetltst
bts it abbsIfellt perben.
slnltistn unS Ssfannlmd6unstH, Sur Ynblt'
fatipn I'm ,,@Ohsnblatt bstimntt, lutttH Ditn'
Tag 8crmiitaes sinsfreipt peresn, UNI efnielben
aufnatms ,u lid bsrn.-@ @r5bsrt Ginisnbuussr
miifTtn f6rn Wcntass siuseretbt unc NIT ,ebu
Gents bic eiuis tsSabIt ptretn. - Btribtt iibfI
allssmtins Rsuistritsn rtrben uHsntstleIi9 nuf'
srnrmmen.
Spb-Nrbsitsn aIltr art, IN bsutlGsr uut
tugIilhsr Sprahs, perben piinftIit unb gut an
sffrrtist. auf bieien 3wtis bee gtI46ftts Ien'
len mir bsioubsrs bic aufmsrfIamfsit eeuiItsr
@efhGftsItute, inetm Is unIer Ssitrebtn sin
pirb, in lcItbsn glrbsitsn Fsinr ,anrsrsn bitletn
Druferei na6,ulfeben. ae-
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Sb bsr GinItnbtr No. 1, ben bic Gomitt bts
6,tIauapsrsins (eitberiranD) be@ssa9tsf n.nit,
Isinsn artifel i'm Ginpsrtfdnbntb NIT itlntn Dtr-
,ias.Nan,trabsn Oesr auf tigsne @rfabr bat pom
StaptI Iaufsn laiTtn. pubts it uibt babe iseo@
has esstere anatncmmen une trdr t1er tttnlc
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monte Club IN Coup ~ nsbmtn, nnb etm etrrn
ID btpriltn, eaB fem S&tsline auf Mot &C..
Tase anf 70 fsftn 6iibtn fsbt unb 70 @ruBes ~
lsilfsn ptrmas, mic tr lih tinbilbtt uub bae lf.
Isnbt publifum eIaubtn MAIDEN p0lit. Da abr
eas pnbIifuni, pfIhss bic nGbsrn llmifdnee niHt
remit, crit pann Elm lirbfil in hitIsr Sahs fallen
fam, ptnn q nit tenltlttn btiannt ssma6t
pire, 70 mill Id mid bisfsr isintn Wibs IN &C.
tT6nsir siirit anmit unttr3tben.
Bie bsrsits isbsm Dtuti6tn In SuantpH be-
fanni IN. bat fd Ser finf Sabrtn bier Gin
gsrsin antsr ben, 3ameu ,.odrmcHit Club" ss'
bilesi, htr btn 3psd bate, leinsn RiteIiebern
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spar ju 70 siiufisLu Btbiu9unssH. ale irssHe
tine @sitaltaft In BEN Der. Staaten.
Die gelrllGatt gibt Temperate NnIebtn anf
tbrt poIieies; erIaubt 80 9ast 6rilf jur Bttab'
luns Der prdrAifn, pdbrsne psl9sr 3sit bic DO
Iides sutitst enb blsibtu; ale polieits fne anan.
tafbar tptr en- Der sspSbnlidtn llriabsn; bic eOn
bitisr @sI, rulGdit aussshelttu poIisits rsrfatsn
nisj itiu Grtra. SiifO pirO bsrstnti fur bic Gr.
IaubniB Sum 5tsileu; wSItsybeFPtr tptt!en f6
NIT etI 4tital6aft in bic i6brIi&tn prOhtt aRe
babtn Shmmt bel ben 2Dablfn uHe In etE Dfr.
raltung Der @tf66ftt.
8rine tlrrtsrln6ungss pbn rss@sbhbrtn
ptrefn terehnet
Wian per be Iit an 3. 3. R0rttrup, Sran'
ton, Gene. aasnt fur eas noTeSfliHt Penn
lplpanien.
3rsi 20 vsrIdiiiss hsutItt assntta perbtu etr-
langt etT zen cine quite GOmmiien btDabll piTb.
geaH mp be fdb In Der GTpshitipR hes ,,Dp&tu.
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Der untsrsibnstt bat felt ben lrBten paar
@phtn ununterbrU6eue ;3uisneunsen bon Wdas
r,.u trbaIten, peIcbe erin Neip-g gorf uub anheren
Tab, itprten he's SRtns Irlblf auesttp6blt bat unt
fir bic isBise 3eit unb ben fpmmsnhrH Binirr
belpnetrs ,anetmeIitn itnb.
Dorunter befineen iiG auber Der etpSbnli6sn
guspabl pOn mserrutn, Iti4tsn attr haufrbaftsH
S6ubem nnb StiefeIm,
,iu retbbaltiasr gurrltb ron f6psrtu @aarsn,
mic lis bsm 5anewtrfrr Hne Nrbsitsr DEFENDERS
anssnt0sn iiup.
SDas wreifr uub QuaIitat 6er BaarsH ante'
lanai, 70 iIf has @tfhGft hes untsBstbntitn IN
birfsr SinfHt ~ gut bstannt uni efe @uTpunsns
lu bsbirftr.
Durd SaartinfGufe IL sr in ben Stanb ss-
fest, GopcbI i'm g,rpetn pie i'm alftnsn esm
R6ufer bsIpnbne 8srtbeile su bistsn, mic Ct
iittrbaupt in jsbT 9ssisbuns bic Sunturrsni
sisinbSnsi.r aus Stabt anb eanb Tnb sinss-
labtn, Isin Eager su bsf&tissn, sbs fs iOnitpO
Faufsn.
RN- RepaIaturtH ptrbsH ME bisbH cut
uub PiinItIib bsiOrst.
ID. 0OInfmith.
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Cine gtrorbnuns, tpslte befimmt, bab
inntr6dIb elmer sspiGsn @rsnJs Isins
6cl3ssbduee msbr erridtst rusrosn earftn,
palfirtr. SOpiel mir bOren, ptrbtetst bic
lslbe bic grrihtune pon ntuen hSlJtrntn
getduptn ,wtf6sn Goams unc gtiffitn
qveuue unb spiI&sn eodapanna apsHus
une 8ine Snabe.