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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

Tz-l.s are I59. 5a, fanatic" in Ohio
aeeorl.aE 10 the Curriers' theory. The
balance are people" We must confess
that We prefer 10 muster with the fanat-
les, however.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

THERE We're some glad corlpf.,,,,,..
On the streets Of Findlay last Sntnr,4,,-
when the official majority =. 2a6 against
License come to hand The fanatics.
as GLEssNER calls them, felt happy Us
kings. Even the "gad-about-" seemed
reioiced.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

''2'EraRiS OBSERVER. -. u. Hans-
Ha;i "lo j.. perhaps. as well posted
AMI reliab;, as 4 writer Is any in the
Stare, ;;n- speaks ot our caadi.iate for
Congress IN this District:
al rha thirteen Republican districts on
iy one j. really doubtful, but the personal
ability and popularity OF the probable
canIi late t3Ir. Foster will probably
e,s95 him. Certain it : that any diSt>i-t
wouii lose lnu:ii il interest ami sell
respect IT, from party feeling. ii left out
a man Of 80 much useful ability, intp
enc. ani distinction a. Ir Foster.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

THAT the ID IN ocr:,cy i courageous r!D
one VIII deny. Witness nearly fourtea..
years Of grand convention" in v..i.l
"'e centered 50 much enthusiasm rhet
.io strength has been left for the elrc;
tons. .-Le0der.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

WHAT has become of Positive
Truth, the Courier correspondent,
Who used to abuse Capt. l. CUsAc.
ana predict a large majority for Ii
osliSe e, IN Pleasant township: Posi-
e ruth used to tell us that not one
~ zen OIL the people in that township
uIorSed the temperance movement.
anu yet I49 out of 2s2 voted against Ii
cense- Positive Truth mas. ba,,
been positive misno,aer
AFTER balloting steadily fJ- .hrss
days andfiye hundred and tv.u+v-nina
nihes, the Democracy OF the Twelfth
district have nominated \. T. Wal
LING, of Picl1away county. leaving
meSsrs. CONVERSE and THOMPSON dis
consoiate. So it seems that
JOlD g
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04
thompson, he
Was scarcely the NOMINEE

LEWIS GLEssNER will take the stand
Dlo you or did you not advise the Conn
IliSSloners OF Hancock county to shut
the Court House against the pravipg
women2 Yes or no? Letusbavo = -
answer
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

THERE j, hope of brl,us.... fpr SjIa-is
disposed 10 pay Arr de0r- The Cpae-i-
tutionnl Convention 81 Little Rock v3r-
ed Yesterday 70 strike from i.ie iinal-e
report Il section prohibiting legislative
provision for Jhs pty-uan- o. certain
bonds amounting % %il.Ojlp}J 1t
was a test vote o. repiiu2-joa. aai
honesty won.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

.a 70 .. rs.- arH SIT ToE LARGE QUANTITY
III IMPROVE EVE. ST consists of a positive
!.'.. -.. .1..... I'D .i-=t You ctu fegulais
.f..r.. ..rr -.-....rr- J.tygeel oGa-h AT Du b
.i l-- --. .s.-.s .s D. fshe e's % .dts m an In
..... s... extra aIs or change OF
H-r nos ua1 by a. @'ijus-abls
r.- .-..4 cup aud 80 arranged
... .i- r-t To- work a. Oucs by
...lF .'.. s.Iist'Os a. the .-Ed Di he
....". f..r- r. 7lsS, Wl'a 'r. 81. Jil the
r-a.-s.- tr- 81 fastened % me si1gi
... ..... .-..-.='.y 70 ray t.t- - sc- l.
... #0f '.f- side OF iH- feed cup.
. l.r sf seed -ts 20 e. be rrg4I-
a. they ar st.. "a .fcIie,i
-I pu- b. 'lr.rg q hey Do.
.la. y he eva =. .t- ullf Form
.... ... % Lsei 10, c...,n'se . ger;x
.. vary 4ltli- H- 5DJ p.ed-e-
t... .. yJI desire The feeder
.-r -st H.e % 20 - 90 u K no rtIfn-~
- .... .s .-.. tsI ttI Iup. "A st- IT, al
... ".r.' farmers have ben
'f' ." "' EA-. In1-f,si t.fu --rs have
- 'tGn h."9 tsF' can BE-
Without cu .tuse ~ 2esss
LAT Farmers Say Of n.
.. .- $40 sees o. slv- -tn'.--iOns like
.tla's D. =" - j ga nave -. D.
-.. ~ want. ~ .'..a arr tIIrdi ct
,.s-.. .-f. > z-ar,. afi1 ta-u hag,- 20
.-. Ii Z. peek a. once -" 'Ihi. f1sf
O. I-- have 10 - o g. g. 20 -a,lIv
.. & .vtryjI.t as !it.I-..S 3Ie.t.e.7'
d" So. tI-- without % txIIs q lnt 70
-i.."f "a" anything i~e'i a. even ~
rsI.aF - q strra AN pf water. -
-H.. -JsF any JiI. ny - neat. Rye. Gt,rS
r. .E seed. Peas. Beans. corn. Timothy
a..-aui Then o. dos /. 80 Bicelye
DOES beat them g.. fr There i,
r.. .H using such "a Dr'iiT Saeh ars
p'-- Ha-.I faItl1 ~ make when
... e. -.3 -IIi they are nos mistaken
II .... tH tJeEI-uiBe b.. AMI We feel 90 IL
.... Do lsl.l ge suited. There are IussEy
... l'le im3rOye1eIts Oh he T}urkey
.l any other D..".
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

Republican State Convention
FULL EbEsLE-C- ALTON -.
The I're>.rs,~sa! 0Gsesr, issaarn.raic.:
Eaall-E a acton sZ5 q Goc- -7--------.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04
Ghe 9efferspnlall.
FtndIay, o.. September 4. .TS7i.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATE CONYEN
TT0E

REPUBLICAN DELEGATE C0NYEN
TI0N.
\ Delegate Convention Of tie Rcpgai-
can Electors Of Hancock County viii be-
held at the Court House, in Findlay, on
Saturday, September 10, IA,
at 10 o'clock, A. H..
tor the purpose Of nominating candidate
foI the following county Office, to-"i,.
OHs caHdi,iafs f,r .Shsrf
DEse eandtd0te 1yr Tr,0sVTa-
one cd1di,isff, 5Dr lonn,5ast>nrf,
Que caHdi,lrtc jar Elo>rd<r
one oaHdisLf'e Jor LgJirn,asy Dirct1s,
and 10 traussc; such other business a- may
come before H.
The basis Of representation in such con
vention shall be one delegate for every t,l.
votes cast for Gov. Noycs. in 1873 and an
additional delegate for every fraction of
five or over giyiuu
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04
II I TEHBE3i COLLEGE
Spring fed, Ohio.


Fu. Information or ca'... ....a-. .s----
!G.- .--sw. -.>PH-. E.E. l-I
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

OFFICE Life Association OF America
~ ST. LOUIS, October 10, 1874. I
NOTICE.-A meeting of the members of the
Life Association of America viii be held at
the office of the Association in st. Louis Mo-,
on the 18th day OF November 1874, at 10 O'Clock
in the morning, to consider and take action
upon certain proposed amendments to the
charter of the Association.
By order of the Board of Director.
oct2S II. w. HOUGH. President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

REV. CHARLES M. BALDWIN died in
Nashville a few days ago. He was the
son Of Rev. s. D. Baldwin, author Of
AT8laggedOn. Rev. Charles NJ. Bald
win completed his studies and entered
upon thu ministry about year ago, and
gave high promise in his calling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
SHIRTSI
SHIRTSI SHIRTS!
SKIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTSI
AT AT AT
AT AT
AT
BARNABY'S
BARNABY'S
.BARNABYS
2l1 MATN ST.
81 MAIN ST.
eli EzAXN ST.
6 Good Shirts for 5 6
s Fine Shirts for 8
6 Extra Shirts for II
6 Super. Extra Shirts for 10
6 Very Best Shirts for Is
OUR SHIRTS all CUsqOM-MADE
N.B.-Wm be sent C. 0. D. on receipt
OF Sizes
Shirts Made to Order.
w F.Ynr,,o-nx HWY p HOWELL.
DISSOLUTION.

T1HE frm Of Wicks, Terry & Co, Is dis
/ solved by mutual consent, j. @. Terry
withdrawing, and NJ. L, Wicks continuing
the business. J. =. 1Etsh
N. L. " AAhH-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

and an honor unsought by him, and his
nomination YVES without opposition and
bv acc-amation. The welfare Of his con-
stituency in both Shelby and Fayette
counties will be safely guarded by Mr..
Galloway, who will prove most useful
member of our next legislature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given of my appointment
~ es administrator Of Mrs. Jennie +. Ward,
deceased. Ali persons indebted TO said estate
will settle at once. All persons having claims
AGAINST same viii present them at once, duly
probated, either at Judge Jarnigan's, No. 8
Madison street, or to me at kerrville, Tenn.
moi THOS. H. HO6BS, Administrator.
NsoLVEHCY HSTICE.-The creditors OF
| W. r. Marsh, deceased, VIII take notice
that have, on this 10Th day OF October, 1874,
suggested the insolvency OF said estate 20 the
County Court of Shelby county, and have
been ordered to give notice that all persons
having claims against said estate shall fila the
same with the Clerk OF the County Court be-
fore the 18th day OF January, 1875, and any
claims not filed before this day shall be for
ever barred by law.
FANNIE s. MARSH, Administrators,
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GOOD CHANCE
To Commence Business.

STORE-FIXTURES and well-seleeted stock
y OF CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
located at No. 2l9 Main street, under Worsham
Proprietor has two places of business, and is
DESTROYS of disposing OF one. For particulars
apply TO L. KAUFMAN. lS2 Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
DRUGGISTS!
3Oi & 3O3 Main Street.
Full, Fresh and Complete Assortment
sPECIAL NOTICE.
EIsH! EI9Es

THE place to buy your FISH is at 80.
i Adams street, " eusPhfs. at the WhOie-
sale and Retail Fish Depot. All orders prompt
ly filed at the lowest market price, by
ocfA l.. FRITZ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
ROCK CITY
PAPER MANUFACTURERS co.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

w E MAKE A SPECIALITY OF NEWS
PAPER, aud are furnishing, in addition to
the Nashville papers, the Appeal and Ava
lanche OF Memphis, besides many others.
We win be glad TO correspond with Pub.
fishers in regard to their supply Of paper.
oct2S SIN. SCOTT, Pres'.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

JOHN NJ. GALLOwAY.-MT.G Galloway
is the fioaterisl representative elect for
Shelby and Fayette counties. He was
born in North Carolina, and is a grad
uate of Chapel Hill university. He en-
igrated to Tennessee in early life, Iocat-
ing in Fayette county, where he has
been engaged in planting in connection
with running a sawmill-in both quite
successful, aud in the former acquiring
the name OF not only 8 successful but
one Of the most scientific farmers in the
county. He is held in high esteem as a
gentleman of highly cultivated literary
requirements, and respected for his lib
erality and many social virtues. He is
a fOrcible speaker, and will distinguish
himself as an eloquent and firm advo-
cate Of right and justice and the best in
terests OF Fsyette and Shelby counties.
The appearance of his name before the
convention was truly an instance Of the
Office seeking the man, as 1t was not at
his own instance, directly or indirectly.
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q. VENDIG,
226 MI AIN ST.
FRESH GOODS!

200 pkgs. new Minced Meat.
500 boxes Cheese Nutmeg, Factory, Swiss, etcl
100 pkgs. Pearl Barley, Grits, Oatmeal, Fartna
50 bbls. Sweet Missouri Cider.
/ car load Eastern Early Rose Potatoes.
/ car load choice Apples, Oranges, Etc.
! car load new Mackerel, Whitefsh and
Salmon.
1000 pkgs. ew Raisins, Currants, Citron and
PruneS.
$50 pkgs. new Holland Herring, Goldfish and
Roe Herring.
S75 bbls. white and yellow Refined Sugars.
go sacks Rio, Laguyra and lava Cofees.
100 cases Jellies and Preserves.
SOD cases new Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
500 pkgs. Pickles, in bbls, kegs and glass.
1000 bbls. and half bbis. Flour, all grades.
100 bbls, Kraut, Ham Sausage and Cranber-
ries.
$50 pkgs- Breakfast Bacon, Hams and Shout
ders.
200 pkgs. Almonds, Pecans, Cream Nuts and
Walnuts.
100 bbls. new Beans, Hominy and Green Peas.
Also, a complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, not above mentioned, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars and Tobaccos, for sale low TO
the trade, at
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

~ eek Z "
Weekly flor Clubs Of Five or moTe) .......-. 2 90
Daily gsix ........................ 10 90
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French Barr Mil stOnes.-Thomas De.
milan NOS. lbs and $50 Poplar street,
EEey ,phis. Tenn.

milan NOS. I2s and I3O Poplar street,
Ekey sphis, Tenn.
ITO the Planters of Tennessee and adjoining
/ states-I solicit the patronage of ali per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES to repair.
Having had q years experience in this coun-
Try and Europe-with W. G. Bradford of this
city from 1883 to 1861, since which time have
been generally engaged In building and re-
pairing mills IN this and adjoining States.
viii rebuild, band, redress and put in perfect
o. der all ourrs fOT grinding corn and wheat, or
VIII redress burls that planters may hull their
own cottOn-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel. Joints should not be
filed with lead, as the attrition powders IL.
and poisODs the meal or Hour. I viii guaran-
tee that with my style OF dressing. and with
proper speed, thirty-inoh mill will grind
thirty bushels OF corn IN one hour. l also
guarantee to save one-hah of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal and send
Ing II nom the mill perfectly cool and in good
order TO ship. Where the running-gear is in
good order, 1t is only necessary to ship the
rock, when the work viii be promptly done
and returned. Mill work in general, and all
orders from the country promptly attended to
at prices that defy competition. All orders ad-
dressed tome in care OfG. ". Payne & Co, will
meet with prompt attention.
oe2l THOMAS DELANY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

]. HARVEY MATHEs.-This gentle
man is so well known in this commune
ty that it would be impossible for us to
add an item to bis biography that would
be Of interest. Bis connection with the
Euenizg Ledger as editOr-in-chief has
nabIed him TO ventilate his views on
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
A CARD no THE PUBLIC.

EEfdE management have determined TO have
1 the drawing of the fifth and last Gift
Concert of the Public Library of Kentucky
on the thirtie3h day of November next. We
believe now that all the tickets will be sold.
ard that the drawing will be full one, but
whether all are sold or not, the drawing will
nevertheless certainly come OF on the day
appointed. The special object OF this card
is TO call a meeting Of the ticket-holders at
Public Library hail, on the twentieth Of No
vemoer, 70 make arrangements in connection
with the committee appointed by the trustees
10 supeTintend the counting of the tags repre-
senung the numbers of tickets sold. While
there Is no actual necessity for the presence of
ucket-holdersy as under our arrangements the
interests of al equally cared for, yet at the
same time would greatly prefer that as many
OF those interested as can would attend this
meeting, and see each for himself how per-
fectly fair and impartial the distribution
must be. Every arrangement has been made
for the drawing; but little more than a month
remains for the sale of the remainder OF the
tickets, aud whatever is done must he done
promptly. THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October q, 1874.
For fun information apply to u. H Samuel,
No. West Court street. Memphis, Tennessee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
Garoga;id)e &a6eI6eeiGte.
55tttcrudtiou6(cr Gat6nIifcMsG Ott=
ovcS i4s 0anNrta


EOuGoH, ). 9tou. - Die bUdlittu 2luto-
ritdtcn Der f0tboirdleu &Wtlt Gabcu beidloi'
len, cIucu QroBcn iuteruatioualtu AnthOlltCl~
GonarcB in gouoOu obiuholtcu III Dem m3wede,
I'M Die uGpitlldje lluftblb0rtsit 0uircdt sit
rhalteu, olS 9}ed)t OcS Eapite5 All ueltllht
unO Qeitlihe @emolt nuj5 9teuc III ucriideru
NIB Is iiir bic iduloigt 4iIjdt aUr Gbrlteu
I'll artlircu, III ben aitIH Gitg0rIam gt9cr
Som ;lIrijdjufCbrcu.
Dian iagt, OaB olcjcr GutjdIluB Oa5 S(c'nlz
tat elmer OWcfttu ,iuiunItlon pom &alt0utII
uuo paB ciuige Der b5ht,n g&irOcutragcr Der
stride oicItm &on9rclic bclWobncu WcrOtu.
Gr;btihof 0tounjng CAB III etulr 9teOt 81
lSeItminittr iu, oQB Der geitige GiuiluB 0c5
Bapit:s lett Dem $crluite itlutr lucltilhen
yFadt iif bcoeutcuo gtbOben babe; mcnu
Sdlie0SQUid)te lCuNl8 I'M StauOe iticu, OCn
NrieQ III q icBcll, Damn pcr0e Der BOplt Der
eiu;lgc r,03litc S6ieOsyltttr. Die t0tbo
hide Gelt - iiigt er biniu - Weroe uon
Cjulr GontroOeic itber 0ue 0ctrttc Oeo Ohl=
meuiidlcnGUucil5 beorobt: e5 irCbC obnc 3utl-
ftl elmer Der gr0BtCu Hdmpit bcUOr, meld)e btc
FOtbolrid}c lSclt IcmO.5 9elebtu babe; OceBoIb
lei es uotbmtu0lg, Ourh Die frtlc BrtlIe Gug=
lambs iurdltoS o0e 9(edt Ot0 EaplIcS uuo
itiue Gr6teniioucu uuf ben @cbOrlam Der 3an-
;eu 9ScIt III beGQupiell.
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Nie Iekfrm OGnhIrt,

Ser 2ouispiler y2ln5ctger" beiin9t Oie leb-
ten g8ablreiultate fOlgenbermaBeu. Sbgleid
,politiid' gteO ein gariti9' 2ieO" aud nniere
Snihauung 1T, 10 mag b08 fOl9en0e id)on
paiiirer:
"git4t cine SGtobt,-en Sdtadteu mars Su nen=
nen,"
9te 0euflcrbaar Su 8ooen 1T getiQt.
Oiau iieprs Gud an. rie Bunoen i1merSbaft brcu=
men,
Die Cure Nlaht ouf mmerbar scr6eat.
Shr babts perihuloet, oirIt Gudh utdt betlaqeu.
Gies Dior9eurOtb pertiuoet reunoldle 3Gsen
8eaetIert ba6t 9Gr nur Su oft Die Setsn,
Gem 6umbug iteto elu oft'uee Shr 9eliG6H;
UPodlt't aus oes Soltes Sddei germ Gu6 mdiieu,
9otb itet-touut Sbr 9etroit gum SalSiluB sie6'u
Bant nut 6ie Tauit, madlt 9rimnlige @eber0eu-
IS r6dlt jid), mertet, Gle SbuIo GnI Groeu!
uuO @ucm abso in Dem .gsei6en 9Guc,"
ytur mityuHeDmen teinen sails per9eBt!
Sein 3egime mHht bGio auf Tmer Paue,
4uf yiimmerpieOereb' er ieiuen Stb UerluBt.
Nioa' er eong= BrdndJ otelpeiI er ltbt, gebrNuhen
llu6 lriib un6 lpdt ooiebft I'M galler trauheu.
Sa ia, SIR peiieu l0crrn, 10 Helm bic Saden,
llH0 anuerH-tCunt Sgr ieet yihts msbr 6Oran
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

9(uh oieier 8e5irt brad)te geitern iein poQeS
SOtnm nid)t in sSelo. 9uSSclammt -Sotum
bttrug uur II ,044, uno GOuu. SWnun iieQte
NIT Der glduSenOen MtuloritGt Don 1924
StImnlen.
Ser FINITE GougrsBbeSirf
beltebt aus Den Counties Slime 2lrlnOel, Sal
pert, @burleS, !Somarb, Prince Georges, ct.
Wfarp'S, Dem l., 49,, a., 15., 16. unO II.
0lltrltt uon Saltlmore=&ountp uuo Der II.
gSarb bon Baltimore. 9erielbe gab bel ei.
ncm @ciamnltuotum BON 21,705 Stimmen
Dor Smei Sohren Dem Nepublifaner 9Qbert
11O5 Ntaloritdt. @eiteru itnuo Dem 0lepublt=
fnncr Soagner Der Democrat Or. 6entle QeQcnz
iber. 0a8 9feiultat itcllte itf), mie iol9t:
II. 2Saro uon Baltimore: 6entle 1881
6o3uer 4G5. Sbentle hat in Der Staot 8C6
Wtclrbeit, mGbreub 0terrid Dor lruci Sabreu
nur cine Majoritdt BON 746 butte.
GatOn8pille, !6enfle 1G5 Mai.
Upper 0tarlboro, Yrince @eorge'8 9ountp,
6u9uer LAG Woi.
Or. 9entle bat nid)t uur III Der Il. @arO
Don Baltimore, lonberu aub III jebem @ountu
9eVe9t, unO lciuc NtaJoritdt miro Smiid,Cn
1900 - 1000 Stimmeu betragen.
Ser ieh8te GoHgreBbe3irf
tlhtlUb+ wv SORIltSo OISutllur -SulQtIqIOn, /,
4Qeganp nnO 0tontgOmerp. 9crielbe Qub
Dor 5met Sabreu bel eiucm @eianlmtuotum
DOn21, ,7O5 Stimmeu Dem Republifaner QlonS
2OwnOss 1713 Waioritdt. 9iesmul ftauber
Dem biSberigen &eprdientanten 2omnbcs oel
0cmOfrat g8m. g8alib uno Der llnabbGnoiot
Wfont9. Slair gegenit6er. 5olgenOe 8eridtt
iinO un8 Sugegaugen:
8illiamsport, gSaibington GOuutg. -
9SohlbeSirt 9n. 2 gilt cine Oemofratiine N}o
jOritdt bon 26 Stimmeu.
Der ,. gSablbe5irf bon Miont9omCrg 50
9ibt gGalb 81 WtaiOritGt.
Ser Se6trfuon 9terppille, 9lllegannzGountn
gibt 80 Stimmeu OemofratiIdje N{ebrbejt.
&umberlanO, 8. gtoubr. - 9aS 9te
iult0t III eiclem 0iIirite lit iebr balQucirt
yOwuOeS bat 2G3 Webrbeit in Nlleobauu. IS 0
@arrett-@Onntg glebt 5 Otdioritat Fir gSalib
gSoibm9toH.GJ. 70 fir gRalib. = 6rco,rid
80. pirO pOn Nen &epubltfaneln beonIprud)t
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9eutfhianO.

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SerlIu, 80. Ett. - Der trO;eB 9t9en
Den Groieu pou 9tuIm miro tHuerbalb Der
nddlIteu II Gage btgilncu.
Der &aiicr uu0 Die &aticrlu Don 1cutld)z
lau0 baben ELL ClgenbIn0Igc5 &ulelt5lIru=
ben al Den tatbolnden Nitrltbrdof Uoit
8re8lal 0erid)tct, Der aus ieinCn lSagCn &C.
idleuoert purOe unO nd babel ldJmere Ser
lCbungen ;ujOg.
SEM in, 81. Sftbr. - Sin 5titbl ais
oem 0iiuiiterium hat oa5 ct. Gtorg'5 Sc
fdngn,B i'll SGpctut5 fitr &uumauu ais 9dtt'
ort beItmmt.
Die bttiigc y%oit" iagt, OoB bic uer0Tent-
lid)te &crilon Der Gorgclp0uOcui Splhen
8iilom mo 2lrlim Sabireldle llnrtdugttIttn
eutbQlt; OaB beouocr5 Der She'll, melder an
cine STi9mUruug nit cinem nObcn An5eho,
rigen Oe8 taiiuIiheN 0auc5 oniplclt, It'll
ridjt9 lit.
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SebGrocu italen '.lutcrluhUugsu Oaritbcr an,
ME Die offi;telc GorrtlpoH0eH5 iullhtn &u-
lolu un0 uou Nruim an Die CiUTtIi9ttlt &C.
langt iel.
Serlin, /. llou. - Der 9(tld)eta9 erz
mGblte ueitcrn BON Norftubcd ;um EgdilcIn'
ten unO BON Staunenberg uno 81. 9otnel
3u 9ice BrdTOtnteu.
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! &utrQge Spihcu GCunhI0nO mo SOlIUIo
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ameritariibH Staateu itnpcbeu nod.
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Der 6fIlntlld)e 2lntlGgcr ge0en bic o9toyOoaut
ihe 3eituug" mo ole ,.@ermania" Nlogtl
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ontntlitung Der 2lntlagc gtgcn SuQmann
| Die y9torOoeutid)e 3tituu9" iou ieruer pc
gen &tr0Heut,ld)uug Der Correspondent; 3mj
ifeu 0ru. D. 8iilom uuO Dem Gruieu y. N
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bat ocnl BariamcutG Co5 lGbrlide Si01
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qcn StanO Der Tinauju. Is btijnoen #
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gaben 0cS uddlttn S0brcS iu 0tdCl nn0 ;
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Ser 8cSirf CAB bicsmul bel elmer Sc
iammt- Stimmen5aBl BON 14,121 Stimmcn
4l53 bemofratiid)e WtcbrbCit, elm Demo
fratli der @eminn pom 1924 Sttmz
men. 8ir t6nneu 9rn, S'Srieu 5u ieincm
@rfoIge gr0tultreu.
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umfaBt bte TO-, H., r., 49,, A., 15., 1G.,
49,, 10. uu0 20. pon Baltimore uu0 gob bel
einem @eianmtOotum BON % ,0S4 Stimmen
cine oemofratiidje MaioritGt BON 1862 Stint=
men. @eitern fanO bem bi8berigen &eprG.
iCntanten 9td]tb. Sboa. Smam Der Republi>
faner S. q. GOr gCgeniiber. 9a5 Stimmens
perb1ltuiB mar Ote8mol, mie folat:
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Gin ats ounter9eDanGcn" bcjesdi-
uctes SGiff I'M SsGfCn pOu &t=
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