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Temperance Lecture.

% Mr.. j. +. VintOn, a celebrated temper
anca lectRler, -aeliveIea an address in
the Hammer Hall, ON Monday night,
and had an appointment to make ano-
Their In the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, on "Wednesday night, but the
crowd was small, and he did not speak.
Last mig int he delivered one OF his elo-
auent addresses lin the Methodist
Monday night. We sincerely hope that
he Wii get Up q great Temperance g PERI. reyi-
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Range Of ThermOnaeleF and Barome-
ter. Mt Wfnt0n, Residence Of J. H.
James, for the week ending Mar. q.
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0stanisuaainG the Haie.--Whsn the hair
ceases TO draw from the scslp the natural Ia
bricant which is It's sustenanco. its vitality Is.
as 1t were, suspended. and If not promptly
The one sure method Of avoiding sus,, IN un-
pleasant catastrophe 10 to use LYOx's -KATHAI-
RoN. which. when well rubbed into the scalp,
= iltspeedily re-aninste the hair end prevent
L froLl filling out. Bssioes lksk. tlis. mimi
table overwhelmingly trtlstk6nsr 81 tbs hair
hbafishes and stimulates 1tS Voting ndtendef
l6sye, temo!Ss III obstacles to Their growth ip
tAe shspe Of dasEsf ssd dirt, aaa ulti@stely
pSeduesS . pew crop OF hair, stronger, giOssier,
and twice as abundant as the old. As a hair
directing 1t 10 notably the most agreeable, re-
freshing and serviceable article ever, placed
upon dressing table. - !
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The second AQuaffefly Meeting for
THIS statien has juse closed, aDr. A. l..
p. Green presiding, and preaching with
hrs usual ability DR.. Redfocd, Of the
Publishing House at Nashville,1 was
present. and preached two sermons,
fully sustaining his high. reputation as
an able and eloquent minister. He is
looking amer the interest Of the great
Methodist Publishing House, and en-
deayoriug to raise funds to repair the
damages which that building has lately
suffered by fire. IL il intended to re-
build il in . style commensurate with
its importance, a. the great central pub
fishing interest of the Southern MethO-
not only Methodist but of various other
churches, have responded to this call
with q liberality, which has rarely, il
ever been exce1led. This Is an appeal
which comes directly to the heart of
ever Southern Methodist, and from all
such it is confidently believed that DIR.
RedfOrd will receive generous and
liberal response. 49, lagiai ls.-.. =
ls7 REV. r.. g. IRVINE, s.u titiI
Who has been suffering greatly for the
last few weeks with q serious catarrhal
affiiction, and who was threatened with
pneumonis, has so far recovered as to be
able to ELL his appointments again, to the
great ioy and comfort of his cOngrega-
ton at this place, by all Of whom he is
highly appreciated and greatly beloved.
1i -s REV. f. A. THOMPSON, ...a
The popular pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church at this piece, was present at the
communion on sabbath, and assisted in
administering the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper. Elbow sweet and how
pleasant il lie for brethren to dwell to-
gether in unity" The pastors and
members of the various churches in
this place all barmonize and agree, and
each gives way for the other on sacra-
mental occasions.
MISS RANSOM, .r..
The accomplished music teacher of Prof |
Webb's school at CulleOka, presided at |
the organ, by the courteous Invitation of |
the choir of the Methodist Church, and |
added much to the interest Of the occa- |
sion. ,ia..-4 -..F-r.I { .ffr.l -..l
.,'.. OUR GALLANT YOUNG MEN, .a
Have been on the "qui vive" lately, in |
of thepreseuce, in our midst, |
OF a number of young lady visitors,
ters OF this good old county of Maury,
Miss r. and Miss w. of CulIeoka, Miss
w. of the beautiful country west of
and Miss S. of the Chapel
SEQ .eg..n.r -: -
itfa- THE FARMING INTEREST jrs
of this vicinity was advancing rapidly
when the late cold snap and deep snow
brought it suddenly to an abrupt stop.
Many of the farmers have finished sow
ing oats, and many broad acres have
been looking very we'll, and at present
promise fair yield. = .i''@ 81
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jan l2-tf.
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In order to spend your money to the best ad-
vantage call at Mrs. N. ]. Bryant's EMPORI-
UNI OF FASHION. where she receives New
Goods daily. by Express. of the latest and most
desirable styles. You will find her goods of a
superior quality and cheaper than can be
bought anywhere in Columbia or Nashville.
Thankful for past'liberal patronage solicits a
continuance Of the same. Patterns both for
ladies AMI children at lowest Eastern prices.
Stamping and Pinking done to order.
Respectfully,
March s, 2tf Mrs. NJ. j. BEYANr.
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1EsIRABLE COUNTRY
ifll -, :, :, :, III ,,,, ! {. :,
a, rrta.n.- III STORE FOB SALE.

.. The most assirshls eosntry Store in the
county Of Maury Is offered for sale 70 the
highest private bidder. Ii Is now occupied By
Sam. X. Watkins, at Ashvood.a On the Central
Turnpike, half way bstwesn Columbis and
Mt. Pleasant. The Store rents for 800, per
anhum. The present bid for this property is
sI4oo. cash. Bids win remsi1 open until the
frst day Of April next. Possesslon given on
thc finn day Of January, ls7s. The lot on
which the buildings Sc pd&. . Is fs.pt ~ ITO
fest deep. C.F0SfER WILLIAMS,
Admf. Sam, q. Armstrong.
Mlrch |. l919-it.
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Landreth's GRrtlcn Seed For 1872.
T B. RAINs has just received, direct from
d. Lsndreth 4 Son, of Philadelphia, full as
sortment Of Garden Seed. Send in your lists
carly before the assortment is broken.
Jan. 12-2m.
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MAkRIER.

Neas saadsst Valley. o.. he q Of N arch by
Rey; ". 4. Mekspnan. Mr.. Philip Dswson
aRq M'ss heonia h1ns. 5.I Do .n'l r
In Santa Fe, on the 18th of fe bruary, By Rey.
3; l. Stone, Nh. J. l. Rushton and Miss =. +.
In Hickman County. on the oath of February.
by Rev; j. g. Bolton. DR.. @. N, Sebastian, Of
santa E. Maury County, sad Aia Aaitssn-
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Great Bargains for Cash.

w. +. MOORE has reduced thepriees of
his entire stock of goods, So per cent.
this day for cash. Call and see him, he
is in earnest, ...r .-
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Boarding.

Miss Caroline Tankersly has opened q
boarding house the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Bond, opposite Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church. ..#E ts [Jan. 6 II.
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Having sole, Out

And being e1ceedin ugly anxious to elise w Sar
cid business. We do most earns-.ly request all
Of our friends TIA. SNe vs., to come forward
aId Ge,t,e, - l0ager indulgence cannot be Civ
on. Our books and accounts can be found at
our old stand. t..., ID WALKKR Il AKIN.
Oct1~ ..
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A Card 20 my Former Patrons and
f..-

Having visited all the principal cities North
and East during the past summer. and posted
myself on the latest i'm proyements in Photog
rspsg. I am prepared to do as good work as
can be found in this or any other state, at
prices TO suit the times. Please give me call
at the old stand. .-.-.. ....-.. .r.,-.
. .-.r II. P. SEAvY. Photographer.
Oct. 6. 7..,-.,. III Columbia. Tenn.
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Grand Jury Of the Criminal Court.
VIM. n. VOORHEES,. Foreman; James
B. Iortian, ]. 4. Howard, w: X. X.
Blackman, ID. X. Mays, d. d. McEall,
]. NJ. Gardner, h. b. Daimwood, Frank
Moore, y. 4cCaw, H, Taakersley, J. c.
Parkes, g. c. Dixon. .....-r..---- N. =.
The Grand Jury, under the efficient
Foreman, are vigorously at work, and
are working up heavy docket for next
week. i-frl %. -l.li 1'',i 90 '-'t.- H.t ?
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For Rent.

On the premises of the undersigned. in the
suburbs of Columbia, comfortable dwelling.
with four rooms, and basement, with sta
bic, yard and garden. W. S. RAINEY.
= Dec. 2,-tf. ny -~-i'
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Attention Of the Ladies'.

Attention Oh tne A""s'
We have on hand slarge lot OF visit
ing cards. We can furnish full packs,
neatly incased in handsome cases,
with any name printed on them for
sIo5. Send in your orders.
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Eclectic Magazine.

The March number 81 thA sterling old
monthly is 1t hafd, and u emhellished
with'an excellent portrait, an steel, Of
Herbert SPepSsr, the Selsbgetsf kpRish
philosop6er, 1nthis numhsr is begun
g The AiraAye AdreatHres 81 q RhaetoR
which will run through the year, and
which promises to be one OF the most
brilliant and powerful stories recently
published. It is by William Black,
whose previous novels have earned for
him sc enyiable reputation in America
y III 8 Sous sbssj lspspisSik
chapters which is not usually found 1t
tue plrtalS pi q story, - .sEEs sne't
Tie leading article of the number Is a
fne essay On "Mdhomet," giving the
results of the latest researches into his
history, aud written in q more popular
and intelligible style than hes usually
been employed or this theu.e: mex
conies "sEe F&aIy itIffc iiuIs G1aiiss
Dttse,tsi,sand arlO6g i6s Other ARTICLES
are eSSrGn2e Ncacs ak9Ht ne &aidr Prone
igs,sfes;p :" ational Debts and Gationat
Prosperity" '9Ke ftiikipg Aaimut,n q
very curious essay; Qadiat C,tstonas In
Rcci- Chou; George McDonaJO; Spain.
Her MuaNcrs and Am,semcnts; TAe
Haunted Enghcnio; and Matrimonial.
Osyfosities. Tho departments Of LIT
ERARY NOTICES, ediI.iCE,f Ana and
vARIEffEs,r Are very ran and interest.
ing; and there is Emo poem by Dante
9sbritl Rosetti.o Az - a = -
Eubiished BYE. r. eELTos, iOs Eal-
ton Street, New 3ork. Terms 35.Np a
year two copies sa'o0 Single plumbers,
ID cents. ,.tt = d -ailt. ...ay y.rIt~,t
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M.ur, County Rible society.

Rev. A. Ii. Price, Agent for the Maui
b.ancf society Tin The Presbyterian
Church en- next sunday rlorning, and
another IN the Methodist GhHscR on the
same day, At night \ - - - Z
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3, 900 Prizes a,soa prizesI,

The beat thing ever offered to the pub
lie is a share in the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution. 1t only cost 81 %,
and gives you chance at 5000 prizes,
valued at s. % to SIS 900. Be sure to try
1,,.U
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LiDscOEsab Brother,

Would respectfully ask all those who
are indebted to them to call and settle
the same, during the month of January,
or they will find their accounts in tine
hands Of an officer. --r ....
Jan. tt .r I.r..f.. -.
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SHEET MUSIC.

Will be found to be theargest ever brought to
the county All New Music received "a soon
unpublished. A full supply Of ~,
INSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR ALL INSTRC-
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One ticket in the Marry County Real
Estate Dist. i6utiOn secures you a pass
age TO Athens and back free of charge.
1t only costs you two dollars. ;u-" "a 3D.
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Mr.. Thomas Kelsey, OF Henryviiie,
Lawrence county, died very suddenly a
few mornings since. He got up from his
slumbers, dressed, and then dropped
down suddenly, dead. lie was a great
loz hGnter, and although eighty-two
..2aaIs obi, hunted all last autumn.
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DARN FOR SALE

i via Sc. M pace one mile frum, Carter .
Greek Station, and Seven miles from Colum-
bia, lying on the N. I d. R., Coutaiuing 100
acres. The place IS one " the best watered
in the country. Land good. for terms spply
to Richard Mckay OF Gen. Lnciss Il. Polk.
fhaa1-l1 .u.sm - RUFUS }. POLK. of
March At. 10 q sgiI5s HSlenN Ark. u
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The house owned by Rev. DR.. Pisc, on
Hampshire Pike, adjoining Judge Archie
Hughes place on the east. Enquire Of 7,
fr ..-. 90 Col. j. W. BENNINGTON.
ianII-tf
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Iwant good Jack to keep on the shares.
during the present season. Call on or address
me at CulleOka, Tenn. GEo. w. MOORE.
March 1-2w "
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Luek.a N TOrfune.

And only costs you two do4IassttO try it
in the Mausy County Real Estate Dis
tribution. F,-'tAa .Et'ii - f-''ih 4
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Died.

In CJIumbia on the 1st inst, Of Consump-
son Of Thomas N. and Ann J. Moore, deed. u
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All goods sold after this date will be
duo on the delivery of the goods.
Jan, r. '72-tf. w. +. MOORE,
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Or UUT1HH IvUIIOEU.

Spring styles, Straw Bonncts and Hats. Bon
net and Hat Frames. just received at Mrs. M.
J. Bryant's Emporium ofFashion. mchstf
Jos. N. WALKERS new Butcher Shop at
Hammer Hall. seems to DO highly appreciated
by the Columbians, and so it should be, for he
is keeping nothing else bat strictly premium
beef. Charley Brown. formerly with Niehol-
son, win wait on customers. Orders respect
fully solicited and promptly dispatched.
Just received By Express, at Mrs. NJ. j.
Bryant's Emporium of Fashion, New Style
Lace Collars. Cotton and Lace Edgings. Ham
burg Edgings. and Inscrtings. Also good ss
sortment Of Baskets, at prices that cannot be
duplieated this eide Of the Eastern markets..
March s, 1S72-tf.
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lTITCnELL'S SEED SOWER.

q have the right 10 sell in Maury County
:..ais renowned Seed SOweE, u is great I'M
proyement on all Other seed Sewers, and every
farmeI n Nc SOauty ought 70 have one. In
one season alone the small est farmer will save
the price Of the machine, which has been
dollars. b Call on me, or at the hardware sore
of JIM Mayes = Co., Columbia, where you
will lind the machine. gsbas f-.41Js 20
,ebs 9.fsysus.Ia a7oP. 3. b. JOYCE. ih
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In our report of the Clubs proceed
ings, two errors occurred. Capt. Black
said timothy 'riu do well on high land.
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A fresh supply of Lsnd,eth's Warranted
Garden Seed just received by -...
TITCoNB i WILLIAMS, Druggist.
Gan19.1 Columbia. Tenn.
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SlaeexOg d Son

Have made arrangements with the best Man
ufacturer in the United States for their Spring
and summer stock of Boots and Shoes of every
kind. which they are now receiving and will
continue to receive every week during the sea-
son, all of which will be sold at very low prices
for cash. Please examine our stock. TmarS.
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Jesse q. Rainey

Has located in Dycrsburg, Tennessee, as a
lawyer. He solieits business from Middle
Tennessee. for Dyer and surrounding eourties.
Refer to the Columbia Bar. Ljan26-6m.
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PRESCRIPTIONS 10 w.. l@.
Carefully compounded at all hours. day or night
We have secured the services Of Mr.. r. G..
HENDRICk, who has had six years experience in
the prescription business. Our patrons may
rely upon having prompt attention at oil hours.
.g. tina .gl-l- sF-s -.a
Our stock of 81. .. .,..I..-..-. ..-... .
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For Renf or Sale,

TIrcoNB Il WILLIAMS, Druggist,
Ganl9.] DO Columbia, Tenn.
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$4,000

Worth Of Goods at cost for twenty days. by
Mar SIT. WI. PHILIPS.
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cT44Eok4IT

= i . u + ST 4 =
On. the, 9Th of February, Mrs.
Kate Renpett, witeof DR.. J, D. Bennett,
died OF consumption, aged about ~
years. = !. -. ,'s 80 ao,-r'sas
~ William johnson, q brother of Mrs.
Bennett, died at DIR. Benefits, just one
week previous to his sister, of consump-
ton, aged about 81 years. ,,..s * /
Miss Larissa Hughes, daughter of
Rev. w. II. Hughes, died of measles,
aged about IA years She was . mem
Der bf the pnlleoksFemsis iAsttutSF'r
? On the 2sth OF February, Miss Corne-
lia Taylor, daughter of Olaibofne GAy.
lOr, died of measles, aged 10 years.
Her funeral was preached at the Metho-
dist Church, by Rev. Mr.. Stoddard.
She also was q pupil of the Female
Institute. usir's-' "a tiian"-i@f 9Ss sW
These were two lovely young girls,
much loved by all who knew them. Z
Measles is prevalent fn ting Oulleoka
country. Joe Balfanfant is down Hih
it, .si..-s,,.s e. sg,,I,i
---Ns.-HuFt- Is -fsE0pyiet0ssss the
North Culleoka Hotel, now open to the
travelibG pablicf cd Ii YIiT9T
Esq. Hunts youngest boy is named
Jim Luster, and he is now sick with
tue ul6dSleS. -...-...,
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1STO OF

Remaining in the Post Office at Column
bia, Tennessee, for tho week ending
March sd 1871. Persons calling for the
following letters will please say 'ADvER-
TISED.' saE y. aIElTgI 10 ~
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C0laD6la and Way

Columbia en- Way0ooooro, -
The Columbia and aWaynesboro Hack
Line makes two trips Q, week, and b .
great convenience to the travelling pub
lie. The rates are moderate, and the &C.
commodations good, circumstances con-
sidered. But Columbia, Ashwood, Mt.
Pleasant, Henryvfile, = Paio Alto,
and the intermediate country, want the
line to make two more trips per week.
best portion Of Maury county, and q
large number Of the people ara deprived
of the privilege ofregular mail facilities.
-Four malls a week would be great ad-
vantage to the whole country, and prove
remunerative to the contractor and the
Government, and we trust that the Post
Office Department at WASHINGTON will
grant compensation. We are quite sure
that our Representative, in Congress.
Gen. WhitthOrne, will do all be can to
give Q lerge portion Of his constituency
ample mail and travelling facilities. II
two more trips week are obtained, one
or two Of them can by Laurel Hill, the
people Of which thriving place are greatly
IN need Of mail facilities. We are't told
that the route to Waynesboro by
the way of Laurel Hill is but little, II
ary, further than by the old Waynes-
boro Turnpike. - glil.e.a5 T. 4a.sss,.ssaos
M. Pleasant Bble seeiety. - es'
After an eloquent sermon on the sub
ject OF the Bible by the pastor Of the NJ.
Il. Church, At Mt. Pleasant, last Sunday,
Rev. A. H. Price formed IN Auxiliary
Bible Society. The day was unfAvors-
BILE, and only small congregation was
present, but Q handsome collection was
taken up. The following officers wore
unanimously elected: t,-..
james Andrus, President; r. G. jock
son, Secretary; DR.. y. II. williams,
Treasurer. ---.' cate
Executive Committee. j. n. Ander-
son, D. J. Craig, J w. 8. Ridley, A. Orr,
]. n. KittrelI, Rev. j. g. Frierson, Rev.
Mr.. NichOll. THrs 80. sI y......s f..s Sol .as
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Wanted.
A Card 70 the Ladies'.

ONCE, T.I - =
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

For Sale.
A fine Berkshire Boar. of "Tom Moore's"
get. Price SIS. Apply to JIG. HoRsLEY.
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Bradford Niche,

No. 25 and q North College street. Nashville,
Tenn, has the largest, handsomest and best
selected stock Of Furniture ever in the
South, which he sells at lower figures than any,
body in the trade. Give him a call. lie packs
very carefully FREE OF CHARGE.
Nov S.-tf
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GEORGE W. Polk, has on his place at A sh-
wood, q lot of THOROUGHBRED Durham Cattle.
which he will dispose of at reasonable prices.
Address him at Columbia. 49, feb2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-28
slus Der @taats zSaunt5tobt
tGpeSa(z@orreiponoen oes rGorreiponoenten."
Gie 9lnaeIeaenbeit Der ~ Baltimore SDics
S5abn: Comp" Dor nem Senate.

tSpf5id(z@orrelponoen oes "9orrelponeenten.p
Sie 1lnseleseabeit Der Baltimore SbtOs
InnapoltS, 27. Sebr.- Der Dtaiorts
tdts 8erid1t Oes 6inan5 Gonlite'S itber Die
Sla9en bes StaateS geSen Die Baltimore
Ohio 8a6u-@ Comp" Wur6e beute al8 Cages
or6nung aufgerufen; in oemlelben miro bar,
Qelegt, OaB Der Staat feline Yropoitton 3ur
Aufbebun9 Der &opiiteuer BON 1l5 Der BAL
iagier @elOer auf Der - v8oibingtOner 3wetg'
babn" in Setradt lieben fam, 10 lan9e Die
@ompaguie lid)t : @eloer etn9esahlt bat,
melde uon ben 9eri1ten benz Staate 3ll-
aeIpro6en luOrOen fnO. Sr. Carte, Der SOr'
iieer oes Counties, erbob lt9 uuO iagte, Oa
Oteier 8uift an Oer 3ageSOrOnung III, 10
moae er bier turS iagen, worum e8 ii9
haubie. S0r. @arie CAB nun cine concl lle9ar.
ieqnng Der 9te6t8fGue unO ibrer llriafen; er
citirte baS 8ort bes Hidter8 8artol pom UP.
pellation8 8gerifte Oes Staate8, rpeld]er iagte,
lel6lt, penn oiele SopfIteuer uucontitutIOnel
lei, 10 f0n1te Die @ompa9nie ni9t umbin, bies
ielbe su beSableu. gta6 Sen 8itdern oeS
Gontroleur8 i1ulbet bic Comp. oem Staate
iett $4,000 8i1ter 0o66in babe ent-
idieben, OaB Die @egenre9nun9 Der @Ompagz
ME qeqen Oen StaQt oar ntd)t in Setradlt
fonnlen t0une. Die @ompa9nie beabii6tige
lest, Die Sade Dor 6as Sberbun0esgerid)t 5u
bringeu; Oa iebo9 bic @oultitntiOualitat Der
Qtte gar ni9t in 6rage gefOmmel lei, 10 lei
0ieie8 ni6t gut m0gll9. Die @ompagnie
made jeet eiuen anbereu 9orid)la9; fie pole
ale Hiidl ltdnoe an ben Staat beSablen, penn
man ibr Die SOpfiteuer fir Die 3utunft abs
nebme. 9feOner meinte, e8 iei nidt mebr, ais
biuig, oaB OleleS geihebe, inbem jeBt Der
y y8albin9tOner s3melsbabn" nur9 Die Bal
timorez Potomae-@ @lenbabn" cine Gonturren5
erpahie, bic feline Sopfjteuer sable. 2(ber
or. @arle miBbtat9te Die onoerbare Stel.
lung Der @Ompagnte, meld)e auf Oiele gSeiIe
ueriude, ben Staat gu Se6in9ungen 3l
;ulngen. Cine iolde BoittiOu lei idaOlid
nnO eutebreno fir ben Staat. 0teoner beanz
TRACE unO empfeble tufolge 9eilen Die 9(ns
na6me be5 8ertdItes; man iole benz 9tc9te
aeqen bic @ompagnie ieiuen Saul lafen.
l0r. Garle foIgte 6rn. Carrot. @r iagte,
baS QppeQations=@er babe eutihteben,
OaB Der Gin Siinftcl 8onuS conltitutionel
lei; aQein elei6uiel Oh, 0tes pabr iei, oOer
nidt, ieoenfaQs id,uloe Die 8a6n Seut 5tuate
oa8 8elO unb miiiie baiielbe be5ablen. Otan
bari nidt Uergeiien, baB otes @eIo Fd III ben
Sai1eu Der @Onpa9nie befinoet uno baB lte
eS coueftirte uuter etnem @eieBe, inter bem
fte groB unb reid 9eporben lit. @r miliefitr
ben Seri4t ittmrnen.
geu6 elmer Idn9eren, tpetteren Debate, ott
welder fid bic 56. gSilliams, Sud, Ste-
pbeniou, ,6telO8 uno 0tiaer betbeili9ten, puroe
bic feruere 8eratbung bic mOr9en Dtitta9 12
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lsdbrenO Der Debate mar Der gnmatt Der
Baltimore Obio Babn,~ 5r. @bas. so.
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