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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-20

hUUTIHIoLI dtVIo DNHU'
BY virtue OF an order of the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Cobb County, will be
sold before the Courl House door in Marietta
on the first Tuesday in January next: Lots of
land Nos. 339 and West half of No. 33s in the
Goth district and 2nd Section of said County
containing 240 acres in the aggregate, more or
lees and sold as the property OF Israel P. Boyd,
late ofsail County deceased for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms
cash Nov 18th. 1872.
II. NJ. Hammett, Admir-.
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A. w. DAVIS, Sheriff.

WM r. EUBANKs, }LIBEL for Divorce
vs.. : in Cobb Superior
MARTHA f. EUBANKs. Court, Oct (Ad.)
his wife. : Tenn, 1872.
RULE TO PERFECT SERVICE.
1t appearing to the Court by the return ofthe
Sheriff, that the defendant does not reside III
this County, and it further appearing that she
does not reside in this State: II Is, on motion
OF Counsel. Ordered. that said defendant ap-
pear. and answer at the next term of Court,
else that said cause be considered in default and
plaintiff allowed to proceed. And it is further
ordered that this Rule be published in the Ma
rietta journal once a month for four months
prior to the next regular term of this Court.
n. B. KNIGHT, Judge 5. c
A true extract from the Minutes Of Court
November 23d, 1872.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Clerk.
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MARY R. HERNDoN } LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
VS.. in Cobb Superior Court
JESSE R. HERNDON. Oct (Ad.) Term, 1872
RULE TO PERFECT SERVICE.
1t appearing to the Court by the return of
Sheriff, that the defendant does not reside iB
this county, nor in this State, but shat he does
reside in the State of Mississippi: 1t is, ON mo-
ton of Counsel, Ordered, that said defendant
appear and answer at the next term of this
Court, else that said cause be considered in de-
fault, and plaintiff allowed to proceed. And it
is further ordered, that this Rule be published
in the Marietta Journal, once a month, for four
months, prior TO the next regular term of this
Court.
N. B. KNIGHT, J. S. C.
A true extract from the Minutes of Court
H. NJ, HAMMETT, Clerk
November 23d, 1872.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

Which we will sell cheap tor cash. and that we
will not be undersold in this market or any
other ATLANTA not eXeepted).
Call and see for yourselves. Country pro
duce bought and sold. Good price paid for old
rags.
LEAKE & HUNT.
Novemhar 9Th 1872
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New Advertisements

FOR ALDERMEN
J. w. BOHEMIAN.
]. A. G. ANDERSON.
II. b. WALLIS.
p. II. LYON.
J. NJ, WALKER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-10
AudacIOus SwiBdliny.

The Government is being swlnnieC
at the rate Of about $500, goo pc" montl
tor Grant electioneering purposes
The public offices at Washington are
turned into Radical Committee rooms
Ii printing of documents is done at
The public expense, $1,000 worth of
st tionary is consumed daily. political
matter Illegally franked uuon which
$4,000 postage should be pail doily :.
some 80 boys are used in the foldiuo
process, and also 90 $500 clerks. The
army Of oillce-holdcrs are allowed two
months absence, with salary paid in
advance, and also free passes to come
home to vote, cut a swell and have u
bir spree at the expense of the u. D.
Treasury. High salari'd CaOIne'
officers are travelling the country,
stumping for Grant. The figures gwen
Of $500, 600 per month is a low estimate
IF this Administration swindle.
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a prominent southern politician in
forms the New York Tribune tina
about a year ago he sighed for an ap
pointment to Il Consulate in China OF
Japan, whcrcupon he was advised e
make interest with Gen. Fred Dent
one Of the fam lily of military brothers
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Trustees Sale.

On the LIST day of April. 1870, J.. NJ. Rus
scy conveyed in trust to me the following
tract of land, l., ing in civil District No.. ,
OF rankin county. Tennessee. and bound
cd on TIE North by che lands of Isaac
Gray and Wiley benson ION the east by the
lands of the heirs of Thomas Garner, de,
ceased on the south by the lands OF Mar.
TN Sharhcr and on the west by the lands
or Martin Sharbcr and GRADER and Grober
-conC1ining 253I acres more or less,
when deed is reg istcrcd in the Registers
Office of Franklin county, in Book No.&
pages HIP. and, whereas, notice in
writing has been given to me by the ben
eilclarles secured in said deed. to adyerti.e
anu sell said land
Now, therefore, by virtue ofthe author
lty III me vested, | will. on the 2lst day
OF october, 1872, at the Courthouse door
IN Winchester, offer said tract of land to
the highest bidder for cash. without the
Equity ofRedemption, and apply the pro.
cecds' first, to the payment of costs of the
trust. and second, to the debts secured
herein. Sale within lawful hours. This
g. 1872. AS. MARKS, Trustee.
sep5-tdS
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Several outragcs have been commit
ted of late in the South upon negroes
who expressed their intention to vote
for Horace Greeley, and here is tn &C.
count Of another, which We find in the
Macon Telegraph and Messenger
" Old Tom Price, the w~cll-known ano
faithful porter in the house Of f
Price ~ Sons, on Cherry street, wa:
attacked by a mob Of negroes at
camp meeting near Forsyth on Sunday
and most brutally beaten. We hea.
no cause assigned for this outrage, ex
ccpt that Tom is man enough to thiEI
for himself in politics, and therefore
votes the democratic ticket,
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The deaths Of persons who are IN.
temperate compared with deaths in m
equal number who are not Incorporate
are in the proportion Of % to 20. This
was asccrtaiucd rom the statistics Of
the General Life Insurance Company,
Of LONDON, by DR.. Edward Jarvis,
who proved that if 100000 intcmper-
axe persons be taken from ID TO 70
years of age, and an equal number Of
corresponding ages who are not in
temperate, 32 ofthe former will die as
often rs ten o. the latter. OIt of 100,
poo Of each. l6,907 of the incorporate
will lie dead before 80 years of agc'
4ut of those who are not Incorporate
4,266 only will he dead. From 80
years to so the comparative numbers
81 deaths will he 6,4IO to 1854 and
rom Oo years to 10 they will be 40
"A AL 30, $3.50.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

will open and hold IN election AZ The.
several places o fyoting in Franklin ccun.
~ on the 18th day of November. 1872. for
the purpose of elccting II Elector, to vote
for President and Nicc-President of the
United States, one Governor for the State
of Tennessee. one member of Congress for
the state at large, n member of Congress,
for the ith Congressional District. one
Senator from the Senatorial District com
posed OF the counties OF Franklin and Lin
coin. and Une member for the General A.
scmbly from Franklin county. Ills Oct.
81. 1872. ii. L. STEWART. Shrrinr
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y curious story Is loIu OF cIalm
oSrn' ''"oHou ihomaS v. BOYD, VINO
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'VP'I''''y pIoc!c'eu on we hylol"'
r7'' ''"I tNc Iif'i "uty OF Il man was 10
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o.y'eI u interest ne "eco'he one 81 SuS-
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u''''' ''c l"' ''''n c""''u"te, asset
ne 40 '~''oI',Gc' representing I'"'
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The way in which Chicago is being
rebuilt is illustrated thus: "Lct me
see" said q Chicago mason to u burnt
out merchant, 81 have got to put up a
block for Brown this morning, and a
dwelling house this afternoon for
Smith, Yes, | guess we can jerk up
your store this noon By taking only
half an hours morning.
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to,,,r oh'ni SION M ,nn.;lar.LI,
"nrrin, ~ wLicL ho ho1 hrr'rn 10 vos
,L,n,aI n~"nn,tnni,,, for r,nrino
n,,no, lr,i"r III lminiylratin If ,27
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John G.. Stewart, to the use of C. Baker
v. Arthur iludSpeth.

John G. Stewart, to the use of C. Baker,
v, Arthur IludSpeth.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from
the 'ircuit Court of Franklin county. and
to me directed. in the above cause. | will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, before
the Courthouse door n Winchester, Ten
Ec~Scc on Monday, the 18th of November,
1872, a tract of land lying in Franklin
county. Tenn, and being the tract Of land
upon which defendant. l!udSprth, now
lives. containing. by estimation, l3S acres.
and bounded rs follows. to-wit: North by
By the lands of Lewis NogelgcSang routh
10y the andS OF 4. l.. Best; west by the
lands OF Mcssrs. McGce. sold for the sat
i>tartion ofthc debt and costs in aforesaid
cause. This October 18th. 1872.
II. p. STEWART. Sheriff.
by ID j. Martin, Dep. Sheriff.
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II. =. STEWART. Sheriff.
BY ID j. Martin, Dep. Sheriff.
W. +. Manuel, Admir-. &c, vs. Julia j.

W. Il. Manuel, Admir-. &c, VS. Julia j.
Hancock.
Ey virtue ofan ordcro OF said issued from
the Circuit Court ofFranklin county, and
tu IN" directed, IN the above cause. | will
Offer for sale. before the Courthouse door
in Winchester. on Monday. the ith day of
November. 1872, a tract of land lying in
civil District MOI franklin county Tenn.
containing 100 acres and is better de-
Scr,bed in a grant issued to Richard Sharp.
to whom special reference is made, and
will be sid to satisfy the debt and cost in
the above cause. This October 4th lSS2.
II. p. STEWART. Sheriff.
by d.. j. Martin, Dep. Sheriff.
oct10-tls
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Board Of Education, Franklin
County.

AS the law requires that the Commits
HioherS OF the School District. of Frank,
IN county meet in the capacity ola Boar!
- E1HcatiOn OF the last Thursday. IN
narcii, June. September and December,
ntiu oIteher II necessary. ut the discretion
VI Tue Board; and as there has been some
ILe2uldrlty in the meeting of the Board
; uecli IL proper to notify. through We
iio'he Journal. the Commissioners Of
rankIi county. that the next meeting OF
tne Board under the law will he THURSDAY,
Ine 18TH day of December next. A full
of the Board will further tue
educational interest Of the county. 1diS
Sept. 18th. 1872.
JOHN CHiTWOOD. Pres'f
Board Education Franklin o.
0ctg
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The following List Of Prizes will be
Distributed (:

lst PriZc-Mississippi Plantation.
LOCO acres in Washington Co.. $4,000
ri Prilc-Onc Brick store House,
fronting ON Public square. MUr-
irCr,bUrO. Tenn So. ....... l5.OD(
81 PriZc-One Brick Store House,
fronting on Public Square, Muir
lrcesburo, Tenn ........ ...... 1900
It'll priHc-Brick Store House. sit
mted in Murlrccsboro, Tenn l5,OOC
9th P~ri2r-Brick Store House, sit
ualrd in MurfrecSbOro. Tenn. 500. 1900
9th Prize-Brick store House, sit
uatcd in Murtrer,boro, Tenn ID. $4,000
9TH Prizc-A Large Brick Dwell
ling House on Main ST., MUIR
iccSborO. containing 10 rooms. 1000
Slh priHr-Largc new Brick Dwell
ling House ON Church Street,
Mur.rccshoro, Tenn .........., 1900
3th PriHe-finc Rutherford Coun-
~ Farm On Stone River, 100
acres ....................... l2.O0O
10th ~Prize-Large 2-story Brick
Warehouse, Lebanon ST., Muir
ir"c,bOrO. 4cXl00 feet ......... 10000
llth Prizc-Ncw Brick Residence
on Spring ST., Murfrcesboro .... 5000
18th Prize Vacant Store House
Lot on Main st.. MurfrccsborO. 1900
18Th I'rize-Ncw brick residence
in MurlrccsborO. & rUOlu.. and |
acre "A ground attached ........ G,OOO
Nth rri1c-Cash lOW
Next : Prizes-lj to u cac't-Cash
500 N n
Next ) Prizes-l7 to 22--Each, ST.
coo, in cash 5000
Next , Prizcs-22 to 23-Eacf one
valuable Building Lot in MUIR
Next & priyc.-Ji to 9GNEooh -'o''
ELEGANT Piano S0Go v" ,oo
NCyf1G pril"sN3Hfo rocL one ''ioo
HuiIdinm Jnt In Mn r,"".ha ~
Tenn Sonn ,oo
iu'I''i G'oo. li,4OO
RuiIdin~ Iot / arrn IN SnL, Uh
Of VurtrnasLoro s56o Jun ooo
Next & Prizc.--5l to F,ch ,n f'ooo
fine "Stonewalr' Rnmpy s;,0H ,ooo
NcXtlC Prizrs-G tn AZ Eanh nr ''o'o
fine Gold Watch S5Qn ,,oo
Next 80 prizes--7O to IoO.-Eooh -'ooo
one bale rood Tennessee Cottnn
500 -oooI
Next leo Prizcs--1DO Tn oJn- r,oL '''o
one tine Scw inc Machine Slim IN oooI
Next 81 PriZc,--22O to 55n--Eoch i0'ooo
one fine Double Barrel Shn,
Cur. SO !. 400
Next 400 PrizeS--l53 io G,I--in.I, -'oo
siyc-Each, one rcd CrIar WIZ
Can. made of cedar %rnv'r ~
the battlefield of Mnrfroosh W.
Tenn. 50 oooo
The sale of the above n,onor,, 10y
for the purpose OF raisinI' , mn Tn5 ~ ,,aut
Fund for the benefit nf thn Gm"G 'mrlt
Iemetary at Mnrfrcrsbnrn Fam ".,"IluVe
Iund will be placed in Tho hnnJ 'll. me
Memorial Association Of II ,r "rau VI 'lt
Mrs II n vi m'tIrGesDoro' OF
md Mrs. Gen. John r. Nnrrar :, TIuuecln.'
lrer. TO be used in kcrnin" IN a - iie as
'ontrdrr,tn Cnmnt McIpinE III repair the
"'" ""r'reesDoro'
The drawing will take n,,co ,r1or,,,
~ v VI " Committee selected by the
ny. in tWiI y s",," "a ,fGhe present a the draw
re by bind r%iI Ir ~, t'c audience and will
ge. from tw ,, %lo.s IRON 10 to 10 years of
,hich cam ha LOU s,nS' itcis' ne contents of
Which viii cnntai ~ tne audience one of
lips in Sealed I"Tm t,e SlltS on printed
/, WIN numbers ON them corresponding
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DR.. J. Goodwin Scott, of Montgom
cry, Alabama, the father in-law Of Mr.
Albert Roberts ofthe Nashville Glenn.
BANNER, died on the 23d ult. DR.. Scott
WIS one of the most eminent phy5i
clans OF Alabama. Resolutions high
" complimentary to him were passed
by the Medical and Surgical Society
of Montgomery, and eight of lis mem
hers appointed to act as pall-bearer.
# the funeral of the deceased,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-10

Fred Douglass zeal for Grant "I'IcI
las led the colored orator into speak
ing some very bold f%alsehoods on the
stump, is accounted for. The Capital
saws: up to the beginning OIL Tue
present canvass bis paper, the Natioh-
al Era. rather languisheG than other
wise. The colored people are not Int
erary, and the white people did not
wan it. But the Government stcPpe"
:, and Tred's old rattle trap Of q press
has been running night and day print
Ing campaign documents, and stream
M NANCY flows into Frederick's pock
cts" |
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The miserable postmaster at Brod-
head Pennsylvania, whose salary is
$50 per annum, complains that he has
been ordered to contribute SIS to the
Grant campaign fund.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-10

The iIowlcra against conventions
about Nashville have made a beautiful
moss Of the municipal election. Tom
KorchcyoI (R2dicaI, } is Mayor by 7G
majority over Morris,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-10

Col +. NJ. Ycrgcr, formerly of Mis-
sissippi, and recently editor Of tn,
Baltimore Evening journal, his paper
having suspended and the matcrja! dis.
posed of ut sheriff sale, has announ.
ceG himself rs IN independent cauti.
date for Congress to represent the
Third Congressional District Of Mary,
land.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-10

Mr.. Richard Moyc, OF Mitchell. coun.
ty, Georgia, killed twenty four rattle
snakes under one log last week. The
father OF The family measured six feet
in length,
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CEDAR POSTS.

Good strong Cedar Posts, that will last
a mans lifetime. will bedelivcrcd at Win.
chester almost as cheap as common Oak
posts. Apply to Ilamp Stewart. near Win
chester. or address j. W. GONCE.
mar29-ly Anderson. Tenn.
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descended 70 all assault upon his pri-
yote character, nor viii | do so now,
however vulnerable that character may
be; nor would have indulgcG in the
harsh terms herein employed, but for
the contemplate aud cowardly attack
upon mine. IsnAM G.. HARRIS.
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GOV. IsHAM G.. HAnltIs.
Bitter Pronunciation of Ev-rrcsi
dent johnson.
from III" Memphis Appeal,

the Knoxville Press and Herald of the
discussion which took place at BRISTOL.
between the candidates for Congress
FOR the State at large, on Tuesday. the
oath inst, ! see the following:
He (Audrrw Johnson) then al'u-
ded TO his record rs Military Cover.
nor. lie said be stpid mt Nashville, but
Chcatham's Governor Harris fled in
iastNrdl, precipitation from hi. capitol.
taking with him the peoples money,
and the ch'Idren's school fund, pc
rcgrinatcd through the South. paying
himself in GOLD, and the poor Conied.
crate soldier N trash, and now the
people Of The State are heavily taxed
20 make it UP again.
And in Il subsequent part Of bis
speech the reporter says:
" lie alluded 20 the time, two years
ago, when a particular Individual was
lhc cIoIcc OF two thirds Of the Demo
cratic party OF the State for Senator,
nut was defeated ny conspiracy and
lrrayI'ry. inns same Green Harris,
VINO robbed The bank, and these same
mon VINO now champion CIcal!lam,
ma1e It bargain with twelve Of those
boosted Radicals for 'auyI,ing TO heat
Johnson and override the will of the
people"
Willie hold nv pulLc and political
record to be pnbIlc property, amt
open u tue a~hIntGNcra'on aud CrilI
! Li,m Of Ill men, my honor and private
character are ST red, and at all times
and under all circumstance, will vim
dictate them.
in answer to ,nc above cuwardly ms.
sauIl uuon nv rri..,c chaIgrtcr have
only to saw, that when Andrew John
son asserted or iusium,cd that .rob
bed tie bank" or "approbriatrd to nv.
self one cent Of ,'tlc pcoI Ir', none,
or the childrcn's school fund.-" he Us
serted 1t wiIlrul. deliberate and maIig.
nanl lie.
The Bank Of Tennessee. with It's
capilal, school fund, AMI all Of its AS
,,is were in the custody of the officers
oflhc bank, and the only connection |
ever had with the bank or its asset,
after IL, removal from Nashville. was.
thyyugh INV influence with the com
m.rl,up General Of the A.my of Ten
nc.ycc. to rluisb. As OCCASION required
il. TRANSPORTATION and a military Guard
to rrotpct il, tplljno the Confederate
Authorities. in tim, Of their cXlrcmrsl
,.,l Dot uIil. ,.,. ,,flE,,,, -,
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ARLEDGE & FRANCIS,
Attorneys atLaw
Winchester, Tenn.

Practice in the COur S of Franklin and
adjoining counties, AZ will give especial
"l'ehlloh TO collector 'fe29-ly
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$ ARLEDGr.
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Hon. .yNO. VI. BRIGHT.

ron coyGHrso-umnp Dr,rmch
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FOR GOVERNOR.
Holm y pDOW NJ
loE coHGHrss--IATE AT LARGE.
Cen. RS. II. CETEEAGggAEI.
80" ''N"NF''-IliNn p''IHI'''
"'""' "~'' W. NiELFiaA.
The Uowjors" against conventions
about Nashville have made a beautiful
moss of the municipal election. Tom
Kcrchcyal R3dtcal,) is Mayor hy II
majority over Morris!
9'''.''o VIZ ""'" ''''
~"''''''"' S'o'" IS III lDe 'Scri"'clj'
and JpIuSon declining, and the uni.
I,ln.on ',,.r .in 10 81. .
10, ,r,ir,lc
There is to be q grand pubic rcc,p.
'ion given to General Chc,tAam at
Nashville on the 18th inst. Arrange.
mcH', VIII be made Tor special trains
on all the roads, ani all Of his friends
IN Mtto'e tennessee are Invited to
Governor Brown Gays that Tcnncs-
see i, the ninth State in pOrulplion,
the twcIiIh in wealth, and the second
in ignorance. He further says that
there are 10000 persons between the
ages of ten and twenty one years who
Il not read or write.
=.
A., n..,
49,, ,
good hHud. Mr.. Greeley morals n
q pcnman are not good, we admit; but
then, As is the case with few other
great men, his pcDmln5hjp is the only
I.,.1 .Lrr.. nl.rt L;r,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-10

W. Il. FRANCIS, in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-08-29
Scr Slefiirte.
Gin 9m4itiid aus 9aPuIrrn'5 3u8 mad JtuB'
Lamb, 1912.
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tn BEN Sang 3u brtnssn.
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mar Elm r6rItdsr Sausr, 5O'msifsr auf
tem 8uts einss rsihen Niannte sem
bGrgerli6su Stanbr. Sslns 1Otttr, bic
tleiur Nmalts, mar Elm wunbernittlitss
6tnb - ib Elm 9sfilissr anReliSs
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madte mir piel NIT tem ftrunrliHsn,
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tIsinsn g8assn, ttelettsts fe in Rem Gar
ten, tn's 5tlp, lpsar tu's Sufb6lj&sn,
bali ibrs Slumsn rartsu, ibr 9drttsn
Drbnfn, tbrs 9Sssl sr,iftsn, - turl Id
babe Ipdtsr .eiumal eiuen 8cman BON
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nsn unb cine f66nt 5unp iGrsiben; ba
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mir elm @cttsslObn baran Ufrhirnsn. Da'
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Stapt auf Elm @YmnnFum ssf6idt, Be-
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nts Bcbltbdtsrs entbtbrfn fpnntr. Tin
bisis bef&eIbrn abjulsbnsn, anp msinsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-08-29
Sr6eifriOrl.

9as III esr @rmauia 5ale dufas7rrss Srs
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gIn;abl ntiisr gisrsn pfrlfhfn pprSsn. unS 'snn
as publiium in brr 3ufuuft Visbsr be- t!rsni
hGumeneen Glhlr Bier ben gtuuB eiusr F.aI
Gtn RuiIf batsn. Spre6t 9sfaltisf s77.
9pbn 3etbIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-08-29

Dant at;uilattsn, lsbrts Id Suriif auf
pas Gut BON amnltsnS Batter. Wtt If
fsnsn grmen smpfns mt@ Ter Glts, nit
Iautsn ausrufunsen her 9spuuteruns,
wts Id 70 SrCb unb bitf& unb mantsrII&
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-08-29

- nSerrIi& In ter 9ussnO pran9sn,
gGis ttn 9e6ilb a 'S 5tmmslbSb'n,
Nit 3l&tt9sn, oerftdmtsn Banssn
CAB Id bic Sunsfrau SOr mir ifsbn.
Oa fabt Elm namsnIUGse Sstnsn
Dss 9inslinee 5srS; er irrt alsIn,
9lus fetntn aussn trfdsn Sbr6rtn,
Gr fltebt Der Sruptr pilosn 8tibn,
grrStttnb fcl9t er itren Spuren,
unb III BON tbrsm @rue tselidt;
3ae S&6nRs fu&tsr auf BEN 5lursn,
gBomit er fttnr 9tsbs 1Gmidt.
>, CARTE Sebnfuht fiiBss 5Ufsn,
Der erifsn 9iete 9rlbne 3stt,
Das auee ftbt ren Cimmsl often,
IS fGwslst bas 9sr3 In SsItstsit." /"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-08-29

60 mar stwa feds Sabre fpitsr, aIs Id
auf stnsm DurG9anBs purh bns SsfiIHe
In bic 8s9enb fam, mo- pas Gut BON Gmas
(Stsbe A. Stits.)