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The jackson RaIIrond ImBroglio.

The jackson Railroad MmbrOgIfo.
The extraordinary and scandalous pro-
ceedings Of the retiring Legislature ~
Louisiana, and retiring City Council OF
New Orleans, by which the stock Of the
city in the jackson Railroad has been
sacrificed for fifteen cents on the dollar
a premonition Of what Is 10 follow with
regard to the State stock has excited
the indignation Of all honest men as %
the shameless transaction, and from yes
terdays papers we see that the new city
council has taken steps 10 Illustrate the
plans by which the city was 10 be deprived
of her stock Of two millions in the road.
The City Attorney has served an injunc-
ton on the President Of the road enioin-
ing him from transferring It 20 the pur-
chaser, Mr.. McCombs-which he had az
ready refused to do, and has also obtain
ed an order for the sequestration Of said
stock for the city. The way matters
stand now the plan Of the spectators ID
the jackson Railroad will surely come to
nought and the present efficient and able
directory Of the road be sustained
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From the Meridian Mercury

Stiles proposition to admit women to the
riQht Of Suffrage ought 10 be popular with
~ eoIored ladies We have noticed thai they
take lively interest in elections, and fire.
0uenflv attend the polls I'm masses. A black
petty coat procession pressing mp TO polls,
back to breast, yelling and screching,
would be q sight to enhance the Goddess Of
liberty. and 70 make the American Eagle
fIaD his wings with delight and scream like
tar fhouss nd steam whistles. -
IaIies Of color, behold your champion
Stiles has unfur1ed his banner 20 the breeze
He has raised . petty coat and IL dutters q
the Stirring wind. he means 20 fight for it
ard II his flagstaff falls TO 90 down with it
CO in for stiles, Ladies, and Wini asa Il
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The Concert by the pupils Of the Blind
Institute on Wednesday night, was an that
the most fastidiOus could desire. The music
was Of a superior order, while the Casthcnic
exercises were admired by an. The audi-
ence was large and appreciative, and We
have heard many expressions or hope that
there would be a repetition Of the exercises
at an early day.
We find the following notice OF the last
Concert In the Southern Farmer, published
at Memphis, by DR.. M. W. Philips:
BLnB ASYLUM or MIssIssIPPf.-Owlnv to
our coming 70 Memphis aud seating .ourscif
at our desk 20 late We were unable b. Get a
notice Of a concert and gymnastic cEcrclfret
In the Mrrch number, 70 witness which wc
were 50 cordially invited by the worthy
Superintendent Mrs. Merrill aided BY hcr
truly accomplished daughter.
We admit frankly, that we pulled Qursell
from q comfortable seat 20 do an act ol outYi
not expecting enjoyment mental OF othef-
wise. We went we saw we heard and
was truly. amply repaid. We cannot DO
tuafice 10 the intelligence displayed hw
those happy, vet unfortunate soma ANA
| daughters 81 Bfississippi-fOr in their dr-
| pendent condition they are most truly cons
and daughters Of the state. We cannot nt
this day detail the performance Of tho in-
mates, or the excellence Of the pianist fhn
sweet blind sOnRstreag, the Astonishing pro-
gress OF the band, or the automatically
movements In the gymnastic and oallafhonic
exercises. 10 be conceived offs % hcar
and see.
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Press after 1he
Legislature.
From che Columbus Index.

The Shoupislature atJackson continues to-
kick and draw its per diem. A member can
run home TO put on 4 clean shirt, and get a
dollar day and forty cents mile while he
is absent If we had control Of affairs eve
cry blessed SON OF our sh0Hpislature should
have an indefinite leave Of absence and a
bonus for stretching ii. The longer they
STAYED away the better we'd love them.
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What the Legislature has Done.
This august body, the law-making
power Of the State, has been in session
more than month, and they have passed
four Joint Resolutions and enacted seven
Laws, three of which are for the benefit
Ofindividuals, and the other two are local
in their nature. At this rate how long
will it take them to get through their
work +? And ichat ,ciH be he cost 10 tie
peopIe'
The resolutions and laws arc as fol-
lows:
RESOLUTIONS.
l. JOINT RESOLUTION to allow Sena-
ator Bennett pay.
Approved March 22nd, 1870.
2. JOINT RESOLUTION to facilitate the
admission of our Senators In Congress.
Approved, March oath, 1870.
3. JOINT RESOLUTION 70 print fv,
hundred copies Of the State Constitution
Rules and Joint Rules, etc, of both Houses
Approved, March 25th, 1870.
4. JOINT RESOLUTION I'm respect I,
the memory of the late Hon. Hamilton
Taylor.
Approved, March 18th, 1870.
LAWS.
l. AN ACT to legslize the Assessment o
| County Taxes In the County OF Claiborne.
Approved, karch 9th, 1870.
2. AN ACT for the benefit OF Ignatia J.
Robinson, formerly Ignatia L. Watson, o
| Kinds County.
APPROVED, March 24th, 1870.
3. AN ACT to remove the Seat Of Justlc'
OF Clark county from Quitman 70 Enterprise
Approved, March 18th, 1870.
| 4. AN ACT for Inc benefit Of james Man
ming, minor of Monroe county.
Approved, March 10Th, 1870.
5. AN ACT TO authorize John Hosch an,
Fanny Hosch, his wife, residents of HancOcl
county, TO adopt Aline MontiorT, an orphan
a. their legitimate child.
Approved, April LIST 1870.
AN ACT apPropriating fifty thousand dol
lars 10 the Executive Contingent Fund.
Approved April 8, 1870.
AN ACT 70 incorporate the Meridian Ca
Light Company.
Approved March 2Gth, 1870.
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rouaIity orRaces i'm Washington.

Tho Fifteenth Amendment having been
.Janted. and the President having announ-
A - he great event OF the cOlored race i'm a
soaciaI message to Congress, the logical re-
I'M would seem to be change in the rules
.a1srniup social and official visits at the
STbite House Mrs. Grant, however, is said
\ object to having negroes at her drawing
,aom receptions, and it Is reported that
.nmner las prepared supplemental
a,mendment," To remedy the exclusion
a. would paint the Executive Mansion to
ne Brown color of ReVels' skin, and call it
l,bs Great House, Meanwhile the social
gatherings at Washington are becoming
VERY much mixed. Negroes occupy private
HIVES and the dress circle at Theatres, while
a. Forney's party and more recently at the
sremeD's ball, whites and blacks, accompan-
Id by females, made up the quadrilles and
German In the latter, white men had ne
gro women and white women negro men for
Partners. In fact there was no distinction
IN color in all the promenades and dances.
&At Formers party, President Grant touched
rlasses with cOlored guest, and as he is so
nueh delighted with the ''new departure
made by the Fifteenth Amendment, he can
rarely do less than TO invite Revels to his
keXt state dinner. As the President over
Same bis prejudices as to color, in Forney's
resenee, he can scarcely do less now than
induce his ''better half to overcome her
Hulgar prejudiees, and admit the colored
sters and brethren to thrir drawing room.
Mis will be the more necessary ii Grant
Qud be his own successor
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WHY WE DON'T MARRY EASY.

dees not marry easily-that men may amuse
themselves with her for an evening, but
they do not readily take to her for life
This is true; not because the man of the
period is signing for something better, but
because he is satisfied with something worse.
He is too selfish, too licentiOus to endure
even the slight conventional restraints i'm
posed by the presence of modern women of
fashion, and lounges of to enjoy his ease at
clubs or in bachianalian and vOluptuous rev.
elry He does not wish to marry; wife and
children are to him mere encumbrances. I'M
welcome checks TO the indulgence of his
low and vicious appetites. He grudges the
necessary expenses of a household as so
much deducted from his personal gratifica-
tions from billiards and faro, cigars and
whisky, fast horses and fast women.
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From the NJ o. Times.
Sale of New Orleans Stock An ".
O., u. &c G.. ~. RafIroad
At half past twelve Monday, IL il UNDER
stood that the parties interested In the pur-
chase Of the city's jackson Railroad stock
called on President Beanregard at the Jack
son Railroad Office, in company with Mayor
Conway, and demanded the transfer Of the
stock In question on the books Of the COM
pGny. Gen. Beauregnrd refused, alleging
that the whole transaction was illegal, and
referred them 70 the attorney for the corpo-
ration for further information on the subject.
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There were two attempts at suicide a
Memphis on the Sth.
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The Walden Times says ~ a new county
u formed and Walden made the county wat
Dn. w. A. Armlstead agrees % give rufir
Client amount 81 hls land provided the Court
house a built thereon, - pay fur tho bull
Ing % tie Court-house ana JAN.
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place 3 are bed. Isa't tksi Wondsrisii
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WRECKED ON AKoNYMA's CHARMS.

He knows no love but license, and in the
shallow charms CT Anonyma a miserable
substitute for domestic affection, of which
his coarse nature is incapable. Thus he
fritters away the best years of life flirting
with the girl of the period in his better mo-
ments heaven save the mark and revelling
in the worst kinds of dissipation the instant
he is freed from the feeble restraints her
presence throws around him. lie never
thinks of marriage till he finds himself pre-
maturely old, miserable blase, broken in
health and spirits, whom the girl of the pc
Rod will flirt no longer, and the demi monde
no longer caress. Then when he wants
some one to nurse his equity feet. some one
whom he can scOld with impunity, some one
on whose shoulders to fling the burden of
his discomfort and i'll humOr he begins to
think of matrimOny, and of course makes
bad marriage, as a marriage of necessity Is
bound to be. The chances are that he viii
take his cook or his housekeeper, or if adj
heres to his own rank, he will probably
choose some woman who is as bad in her
way rs he is in his; some charming old girl,
or heartless young one. who enters into
matrimony as a sort of speculation. and re-
CARDS himself as the only drawback to the
bargain, No wonder. if the results of such
a union are misery and discOrd; no wonder
If the wife neglects his home. detests his
person, and finds another home If she can
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Meningitis.

Astbis terrible disease is spreading over
!. xbole contry the following hints from
" y. Woods, of the Scooba Spectator, are
Soythy of consideration:
=. course generally runs, in fatal eases,
ain as hours, and frequently in half tina.
il1 1S-. disease is usually ushered in with
ILLNESS. nm headache stiffness of the limbs
enl 1 neck occasionally with something re-
an1,hIIng cholera morbus.
Where the disease is prevailing, every at
y approaching in similarity the symp-
- nat usually precede meningitis ought
to - promptly and vigorously treated. In
- .,rnaecOmpanied by intestinal irritation,
csss-..ratiye should be administered of three
aPureennd cathartic pills and hot bath !;
co. n,iare and place the entire person in up to
~ rneek, or in case that il impracticable,
w ...;ng III a tub of water as warm as possible
IN blanket thrown over the body to ere
VIZ "a GENERAL warmth, until the whole sys-
~ Il thoroughly warmed and then put to
~ With hot irons and bricks to spine and
lss s;Sould your family physician fail to be
.,,Sined, as soon as the pills operate give
eo~-sins of quinine and a teaspoOnf1l of par
s5s5ric every hour until three doses are
Zee Tssn ND the warm applications until the
tenn is completely under the influence Of
~ n much nausea or pain in bowels is pres
- amply large mustard plaster over these
Mons a,t until it well reddens the skin.
'EseD out of the night air, live temperate
r and clearly, say your prayers at night
"a Ieaye the rest to Him who made you.
mis- Of course are directions for grown
..-.ons. Younger ones would not need so
poWerfn dose OF the purgative pills.
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in whose employ Mr.. Tuck has been for the
past eight months, testified to his good char
acter as a man and his efficiency as an off,
GER; knew that Mr.. Tuck had, in his official
capacity, given notice TO various parties 70
remove distractions from the sidewalks
Mr.. Tuck was not in the habit of carrying
arms and would only do so on particular oc-
caslons; knew him to be unusually kind end
polite in the discharge of his duty as an Of
ficcr.
A number Of other witnesses were exam
ined, but the foregoing is a summary of the
material points. The jury of inquest ad.
journed till to-day. at II o'clock, to await the
arrival of Mayor Cabiness.
VERDIcT.-The jury Of inquest, after the
examination Of sundry additional witnesses
returned a verdict of manslaughter.
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Hice @trabe,Sf1eite

sca einem pfatl at Ser 81 % Cd. etnes etades 2anb
an, ts laut Deee benz Y. 9. Carpenter unS GeMatlin &C.
Dirt unb BEN S. q. Srriae burd @arrauts Geee psln 70.
3lcs. 1913 seridrisben uns i'm BUD II" Der ct. Gruir
Reerr,s g. 81 einsetrasen 1T. nit SefSttsantstitel in
"a Der Dsess axf 8. 1913, batirt 10. 8ebr. 1854, ais Ssn.
rfatl an benz Nprseube Der Claim Qinie ipifAen Dem Sc.
ranutex Groine uns @itGl @uertu; ssn srrt 48o . 335
8us bis ~ einen, Soften; BON bort 9 $50 - 2SOh Sui
SIS ~ .ia.m YUtten bon turt y 1893 SUI bs gum plate,
~ bas erunsaudp BON Ausxf Sssst. l Xfsr baltsne, BE-
SS,ts !, 5, 4, 5, 6 ans 7. glcd 1, srsins at,itt'x, Rsnes
a,ts 5 i nxt 5, stua l.. Sr,inss absiti,n, Saar, 4 q
lpt s, slid 4, Sroiues Nthitiru, GH,a s gsineus.
QetS 7 unb 8, &lpf 4, sSrsines Aboittsn. Nlfree 9tpre.
Das etud Qanp an Der Sitieite BON Mtee STATE, lieeent
,uiia.u Qpt 10 Bird So, Srpines Enhancement 3u &ies
nnb Srs,nes Mtbttirn unb Sursmtt Aseaxe, Naac9 ST.
vine.
s,t6 s. Blvd IS. Srsines enlargement ;u @tet uab Srpixea
Mblitiun Gstbera ". SrneS.
3pt Z, 9lod IS, Srotxes enlargement ;u Sttce uns Srsiaes
Mbtittpn, Albert Cutter.
ept 8. Slsd So, Srsines enlargement au Ries uas Srstnes
Mttitipn. Srbn $. g9ileu.
9pts 9 uxs IL. Bird So, Srrines enlargement III Hiee uni
Sruines Neeitipr, SOarb pf Srufees wttnn. 9Rurd
Spurtatirn.
Q,t II, Blvd IS, Srsines enlargement Ut Rice unb ST.
rines Mpeitiru. 1SameS Stinlpn.
4rt II, 8lsd So, SSroines enlargement 3u &tee uns ST.
vines MsbitiOu, Reaer 9. ans 8udel s. Wtuuser.
Ct. Eaul, 8. De;. 1876.
81. S. SG
Stabt>6lert.
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Bur GrinnerunS!- Die 2eitr bes
v@anberer" perben tuubl tbun, penn fe mad
Minueapplis fommen, itt es bieien 5erbf uber
@inter, ben DrYeoobfpre bon S'Gcnuur III BE-
1uden. @peben bat It BON Nem yort etne
sldnsenbe Auswabl Sursaeli&er @aareu erbal.
ten, bic Ct ~ ben n~tebrtefen 8aarpreiien ser>
taufen nirs. !8leiberloFe @&aple, Glannel-
len, Slider, 8aumpo1enpaaren, Telie, 9ute,
Rappen, &c. ,e. Sbr tSnnt nerd&ert iein, bab
ttr reel bebient tperbet unb spQen @egeuwertb
fir euer @eIb erbaltet. @pre&et BOT!
.. S'Gpnnpr
@tpre nabe Der @usYenFpu 8ribse, Minnea-
polls uus ct. MntbpnY.
10 @ierssbn SABRE in Gei&aftea bier.
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RAMSEY-PROBATE COURT.-Sps-
sial Term, November Is. 1870.

RAMSEY-PROBATE COURT.-Sps-
sial Term, November Is. 1870.
In the matter of the Probate Of the Last
Will and Testament, and of the Estate
of Gertrude Bong, Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of
Henry Boing Of Ramsey County aforesaid,
representing among other things, that the
said Gertrude Bong, died in Ramsey
County aforesaid, on the 26th day of Febru-
airy A. D. 1870, leaving alast will and tesla
ment, and Estate in said County, that the
said last will and testament was duly ad-
mitted to probate and record at Ahaus, in
the Royal District Court for the Second
Division of Prussia in Europe. and that he
has delivered to and filed in this court an
authenticated copy Of said last will and
testament, duly authenticated from the
said Royal District Court of the Kingdom
Of Prussia, and praying that the said au-
th~enticated copy Of said last will and tesla
ment may be filed, allowed and recorded
and letters Of administration with the will
annexed to him issued:
1t is ordered, that the said petition Be
heard before the Judge Of this court on
Monday the 18th day Of December A. D.
1870, ct 10 o'clock q. M, at the Probate
Office in said county. 1t is further order
ed, that public notice Of the time md place
Of hearing be given to ell persons interest
ed in said matter by the publication Of
these orders for three successive weeks
prior to said hearing in the "Wandsrer',a
newspaper printed and published At St.
Paul in said County.
By the Court
OSCAR STEPHENSON,
Judge Of Probate.
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dmiesertbt e.-Sn ter S@ule
Ter observation-disclosures . 0emeiabe tpursen
tur9 ben boHm. Gen. Niear Clemens Staub
fslssnben Mdb@en prau,ien ibsrrei9t fir
ben Mpnat Ropen,ber.
Sir eutes Bstrasen: Suiepbina CLAUDE,
Barbara NuQer, Maria e@lid. 1. 3laGe.
Glementine @ennen; 2. alade, Suftpbina
@laube; 3. alaGt, Ratbarina Run3 ; 4. Rla6t,
obrifina Nolpel, 2outla Bersbela; s. 3lade
Gaeenia Nebser.
Sn ber ~tleineren @@ule. @utes Betragen
asmpel G~briRina, Mesburf aatbarina, aonpel
Sulia. 1. 9la0e: aSmpsl &ola, Mdra Bl,
belmina 2. &la0e: 5aeeenmuuer x,ersFa,
@@mig Marta; 3. 9laie: @erben Msnes,
@auien Marta.
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Counts Nubttpr6 Office. }

County Mueitors Office
ct. paul, Stanley Co., 5. Dee. 1905
Scr 8oarb Der County Gommi0are ~Seriant-
n1elte 19 UNI 10 ubr gormittags.
slnmeienb bic perren 8ratnarb, 3ppars,
Spiel, 9tablmann, uns Mder.
Die BON Sas. Sbmi,b, ST.. ala Antpalt,
eing.ret9te petttisn Der 2afe @uYerior une
Mt(IlFppi Gtienbabn, nit benz Besebren, bA6
9ewi1es son Der o%enannten Gtlenbabn tn Wit
fprut genpmnenes 0runbetoeutbum BON ben
Garltlen Der o%enanxten @eleQl&aft eeariHen
ueree, wurse psrselsst unp benz Dtfrittsan'
palt lberpisien.
Das COMMITTEE fir pfentli&e @etause tour>
be erma9tist, f& nit einen1 sewi1en sen ber
st. Yaul 9anbelsfammer aufseleQteu Com
mittee III serfammsIu, I'M ben 8efano bes
neuen 5ausbaues anf Der Irueufarm III un'
ter5uhen.
@uf ben gntras tes 5rn. Spiel murbe be.
i@lo0tn, baS SO Sup osn ben putten an Der
Gde Der sierten uneWabaibaw @tra6e, bic s0n
Mrbeitern fir pas Gufsmbaus beieSt fne, b.
ititist werben iouen, I'm bieiem plaBe uno un-
lsrem County Quurtbaus Elm be1eres Nusfeben
3u 9eten. ~
Ser 8oarb seri9ob ale 8tQs 5is aur na6'
fen StBuns.
guf Mntrae folste gertasuus Bis gum brit
ten Montas Dieies Monats.
6. g. @prman, Deputy @ubitor.
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Oeffentlt@e @tnlabune! CUR erSB-
ten unb %spQfdnbtefen Refauraticn: Die bon
6. @9mibt Nr. 242, Dritte StraBe. Son
iebtan tperben gu jeber@ tunbe DE Nufern.
@efieeL JoreQeu. Gleii&icrten aQer Mrt Wib,
fura @les, was Der Marft an Delitatefen bietet,
1~ersirt. Die feinfen @eine unb Qiqueure bic
tet raeine Bar; Briidte, Confetti Anb @onbitp>
reipaaren 1T better Muswabl. DteIufpartune
~ teber 3eit bic bette.
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Das finite N%tnnefota &eet.
ment wir> am IS. unb Is. b. Mlts. TT ct.
Waul fine Geunton atbalten. Sir bic &eiie
bierber mirb auf ber Giienbabn Der soQe preia
be3ablt basesen 1T bic 6eimteiie auf gerpet-
flung ber 9uittune fret. Sir 9oeis iurst 9err
@ajor 8e&t, an tuelden f& bic Mitslieber gu
tpenben baben. Mud bic Mitelieter beS g., T..
9. uno 10. &esiment5 tperben an ber &euntuu
Gbeil nebmen.
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G puntoM ubttprSSfftce. }

County Mubitors Office
@t. pauL STANLEY &c., 19. Rop. 1905
Der 8oarb seriammelte f& I'M. 2 ubr Nad-
%n1ittass.
Mnpefenb bic 9srrenpowars, Spiel, Stabl-
! mann unp 8rainarb.
Muf Mntras purben 81. 6ssns S26 bepiQiet,
um bic Iare1 gu be3ablen auf Der Wefiette eta
| Drittb.tI Der Qpts 9 uns 10, 8lpd 2, H,nbp't
Mobition.
Cine Nnweiluus BON $121.65 CUR Be3abluns
| Der NeGnung fir Mrbeiten an Der wefli9en
County &uab 1T Helerpe Itwn murbe III Gun
| fen Der @uperpt1prsn BsbIan> u. Nesiu bewiI.
ltat.
Gin Nntrae, bic petition, betreFenb bic Nb~
! iebung heS geeenpdrttgen Superintenbenten Der
DFentli9en Sbulen bis our nG4fen @iBuns
auf ben ltl9 ~ leeen, .puroe ansenuu1naen.
Yehtipnen Don .. q. &pbertlon un> Nnoern,
betrefene Berlangerung sr @ummit Mpenue
| &oab biz ~ ., y. Meeter's &pao, tuurbe Dpr-
gelegt uno an oas COMMITTEE fir StraBen uas
Brlden 9~epieien.
DaS Committee fir bas Mrrnenmefen tuurbe
ermd9tiet, 100 CORDS trodenes Giaeu- peer
Maplsbols gum niebrisfsn Narttpreiie aa3u>
l9afen.
Din Easselbern purben bewiaist:
TbpmaS 90
>. s. "a w
Gbrtlf. 9tablmann, - w
| Sps. 10 w
Muf Mntras sertaste fd Der 8oarp bis gum
eriten Montag i'm Dt3ember.
WG.) S.2ee Davis,
County Musitor.
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Aus 8eder SpuntY ii cine BON n1tbr
als bunbsrt perlpnen unter3eiGnete petttion at
ben Usupernsur selanot tpprtn UNI e&ab &C.
oen bic perl@iebenen Gbippewa gaxben 1ebettn
pirt, pelde bort felt laneerer 3rit ibr rdubsri'
lg.s 1nwe1en treiben folen. Die petsnten
Serlanaen @aftn spn ber &eeierung uno bic
Nnfeluus elmer Nn3abl bswafnetsr Wabter in
Der ~bortisen @e9enb.
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@rpeertes unb prppiFenen BAL
ten Rets tn rei&ter Mus,pabl bic pru. @ebriber
Ituute, Gde Der 10. unb ct. peter @traBe ii
ct. paul Ssrrdtbts. Belonbere Aufuertiaua-
teit perbient tbr f@5ner gorratb an tn. unb
ausIdnbii&en, eiaeema@ten unb setrodneten
Gri&ttn. Mau belu@e ben eei@madso1 aus
sefatteteu @kee, TN f@ bapon 3u i~ber3eu-
gen. H111
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6taat8= Nemtgtettem

Nem uIm bat cine neue TeueripriBe, bic
lit elmer bet be ten 8abriten inn Staate Stem
Sort ~ benz Yreis BON 800 Dollars an8etauft
unb AM lebten 8reitag prubirt mnrbe. Die
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County ausitors Sfftet !
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Stablmann.
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Na9ntittass.
g. Set Davis,
County Mubttor.
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81. N.8.:
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fommen
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paul, 81. 9. III Birmingham, s. $. 6, in Ssr>
ban.
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WtrtbspIler Bunb. 81. Straben-
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Seitentpeseu In eeri9iebenen Gbeilen berS tabt
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