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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

xxx. 8sreduse in @ienonuev Cottage.
9ief sebeust bur& bas i@amlof
@eftdnbnib. ,uel&es @ore @osmunl
abselest bate, elite Gam aus ber 9ar'
Iep. Street su Nisnonne. INN ibr fem
entbedune mitjutbeiIen.
llnlere Qeier t6nnen ii& lei&t ber
e@mer, p%orfeuen, uel&en bieie auf'
aobe Com psruria4te. Ct wubte ni&t.
ole e. he ertluen iolte, bsnn pie ent'
{etli& bart tpar e, Der iunsen 6rau ~
erildren. bab lie ni&t perbeiratbet lei,
sab ibr !ainb tsin eeietli@es &s&t babe.
Ben Namen ieines Waters ~ fabrsn,
snb bob iie fortan Don Der @elt, Der
xnsere4tsn Ri@teriu. inter bic glaKe
iener llnslidli&en sejdblt ptrbe. Del&e
eutwarbist bur& ibr uniittIi&es Geben.
Der aassmeinen Nesa&tnns anbeim'
fallen!
sic pirb bieitn S@las ni&t itsr'
lsben, iaste lie Su i'd ielbf. sudbrenS
fem Basen raid auf Der strabs nod
3i@monb babinro1te. Ct ,pirb ft TOD
ten. unb nd@R BEN ni&tswiirbisen
e&arteu Sin i'd, i@ ALIEN S4ulb an
itrem ilnslade! arrsii&tiser ,fbor.
ID 70 betrdeen ~ laHen! Armes1ie'
aonue, Re bate 70 piel Wertrauep ~
uir. bat Fe b!inblines meinem @atl<
foIste. aber ID ,perbe i'm Suinsen.
jiste Ct binsu, iubeua Ct ieine fhrdnen
trodnete, bic e. zines Mannes untpiir.
big belt, ID uerbe i'm 3,pinsen, fein
Hsrbre&sn ,pieber eutsuma&en unb bic
Gre meiner S&weitsr pieberberjuiteI'
len!
A.!tmer Som, Nu Sa&tef ni&t an
BEN @ansunteri&isb ,pit&en Sir unS
Nare &apmanb. @w tonnttf Su
seraeNen. bab Dn niAt GUT aaas ess
w.rfabr.rs stb6rt.R. Soa otw Gu nur
0obn su erparten eatttn, ,penn 9u als
bel.ibister .afaber sesen i'm auttreten
snb i'm sur &e&eni&att sisben MOL
teh9 Nrmer Q%arlequin oes 9rurp .
Zane. 9beaters. ME tonntsit 9u elaa'
ben. ba6 Der Meni@, Der Dein Wer'
trauer i'd eri&Ii@, i'd UNI 0eine &C.
irdnite Gre uno UNI Die 9brdner Sener
lammern ,pirbe. bic e. gum Spielban
ieiner Gaune au%ser,pdbIte?
als Der unslldli4e 9dnjer In BE-,
Cottage oniau,, brane Inn aus BEN
@alon bos fr0bli&e 2a@en ieines
e4mefer .~entseeen. uno Ct blitb. bd
Mienonne iein gintreten ni&t iosleid
bemertte. unter Der S&mele itebsn, I'M
nit tiefer @ibrung bic Seene ~ BE-
tra&ten. pelde ii@ ieinen ausen bot.
Muf benz Boben fnieenb. belt BIZ
iunse SHUTTER ibrem S6bn@en ibre BEL
ben Mrme entsesen, wdbrenb bieies.
pon ieiner Amme unterititt unb Dor
Der liebtolenben @timme Wisnonne's
setodt. bic eriten @eriu&e i'm @ebtr
ma9te.
gr mirb balb laufen. Bettp, rief Dig
nonne, ent3iidt in bic 9dnoe pati&eno
i'd bin fiber. baB er balb laufen tpirb
gs aibt teinen pra9ti8ertt tleiner
Sunsen. erwioerte bic @drterin. BIZ
oas ainb innis liebte. limb pie Ct lei
mem Batter elei9t! @erabe 10 mut
Mr. eelmin als Rinb ausssleben b.
ben.
Gam erbebte. aIs ct bieie 8emertune
torte. Sbre 3i&tistet mubte er aQer'
binas anertennen. btnn Sir Mare Nap'
numb did in Der 9bat BEN 9leinsr
auf oas 9aar.
llnb id foQ lie nun aus ibrem 9rau'
me ,psdtn, iaste Ct 3u ii& ielbit, i'd fol
ben buiteren e@leier Der s4anbe jpi'
f6en lie unb ibr Slid sieben. ion III
ioaeu, bab Der glsnbe iie bstros! Aru''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18
alte Setannte.

Die Me6rsabI iener rGuropamiben, +"
psl&e i'd snti&lonen, nod auitrolien
ausSu,uanbern. tboten bieb in Der ueber-
Seusuns, bort Elm ,uabres artabien 5u
fnoen. obwobI Re ni@t obuttn. nit
tuel&em @olorei&tbume bieier Melt.
tbtil seiesnet lei, ba CUR 3eit. BON Der
mir ipre@en, Die @inen nod ni@t ent.
bedt ,paren. eie battsn in gl@ern
seleien. bob oas 2lima portreHli@. Der
8ooen duBerit fru&tbar iei, unb bab
Gin trdftiser. FeiBiser arbeiter in bieiem
seiesneten 2anbe rei4li@en 2obn fir
ieine- 3bdtisteit inbe. 9isb anes er.
mics ii4 als riatis, ALIEN zines ltm-
itanbes batteu bic 8u9er ni@t er,pdbnt,
elmer @efobr, an bic bebhalb teiner Der
%Gustuanberer oa4te, obpobl lie bebeu.
,tenb 9enus war, um in Ani@Iae &c.
bra3t ~ iUerben.
gs paren bieb Die anerife, ,uel&en
lid bic @runobeiiter auf ibren iioIirten
@obnfben seitens ber wiIoeten unb
raubsierisiten geitieu auitralien's,
ndmIi@ Der aus ben StrofeoIonien ent-
iprunsenen MiHetbdter ousseiett iaben.
Gs 1T ,pabr, baB ii& bic &esieruns
unb bic goIoniiten ~ f0rmli4en 9reib>
iasben auf bieien Nuspurf Der @eni&-
belt uereinisten, uno bob mon obne
llmitdnoe ieoen auftnipftt ODER eri&of.
Der ii@ trefen lieb ALIEN ni&t INNER
se!ans e, lire @&lupfwinteI su ent.
oeden. unb fur&tbor iuaren oft bic &e'
~prefalien, pel&e jene aabmen. bic bur&
0ibnbeit ober e@lau6eit benz i~trafen.
|ben arme Der 0oltsiuit;3 euttamen.
@ie F9 unisre 2eier aus benz BON
@eoree Gbaion fur unferen 9elben Bel
Sore binterla6ensn Briefe erinnern
merben, breitet I'D bi@t binter Mel<
bourne cine unsebeuere 2anbitrede aus,
mel@e bic Gorton. Golonie 9enannt
pirb, unb in tpelder Der @a4tbof ~sum
Infer" lag. Mefli& 1T bieie Golonie
BON elmer 9iseltette besrenSt, auf bel
in ippisiter 8esetation acknowledging
@alber pranSen. Dortbin poIlen nil
uniere 2eier unter Elm 3elt fabren, re
mir finf ODER feds jener 9erworfeneu
inben, Dol, tpel9en mir ioeben ipra@en,
Sbre ionmenperbrannten, erimmieer
@eii9ter, ibre perwiloerten Bdrte uni
lonsen 9aare, ibre serfsbten 8leioer uni
gentlemen S4ube waren bic unper'
tennbaren Mertmale bes Bannj tu@es.
Der jie als erbitterte Geinoe Der @eiebt
ausid!ob aus Der @sieQl&aft oue'
8edtliden.
Drei ODER pier bon LINEN laseu trds'
auf Der groe, wdbrenb Elm ginsebore'
ner, ben fe se3,uunsen, ibnen @eieQ'
idaft 5u I~ciiten, elm mddtises Geue'
unterbislt unb iomit bic ein3ise Mrbei
perri@tete. 5u Der i'm feline bei@rdntt'
5ntellisenS befdbiste.
Ginise S4ritte tueiter meg ftan|
giner als s9ilowa9e, poIl Mufmert'
iamteit nm i'd ipGbenb, ob f4 ten
l%nberufencr nabe.
IS mar bieb Elm GROCER, bo9sr:
Mann BON etua ie@s3'9 Sabrsn, mi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

stassa 9Aertn. eineun bIei4en. ber,uit-
terten 0sf&h unb bifter rolenben
aueen.
Set etwa elmer etunbe cling Ct Tau.
erno uno strdui&Ios auf unb rieber,
ols Ct pIotIi@ heben bIieb unb bic auf-
merliomieit ieinsr Rameraben babur@
ouf fi& jos. bab CT ben %uf zines Ru.
tuls nit tdui&enber asbnli&teit mad.
abnste.
Die Guile bemertt ettuas. iaste elmer
Der Mdnner unter Dem 3eIte. IS 1T
ni4ts, er,uisberte elm anberer. Gett
Sbr ni&t, fdete Ct binju, inbem CT auf
ben g%ineeboreuen beutste, bab Sadie
rubis 1T? Sbr tuibt, bab Ct Seben BON
uns 10 3u iasen ,pittert tpenr, i@ alio
Semanb nabt, 70 inb Is bic llnirisen,
bic aaf's Tourasiren ausse;osen ma.
rem.
Sd iase Sir. gia, bab uns cine &C.
fabr brobt. rief Der, tuel&er 5uerit &C.
ipro&m bate. inoeu er feline 5linte
nabm., ba bic s@iloma&e ibr Signal
chen ,uieberbolt.
Bin war iener 5ai@enbieb, ,pel@er
ouf Der Mefe BON ¬miQ our@ Sid
9arleton's mutbpoues Yenebmen ben
6dnben oer @ere9tisteit iiberliefsrt
porben.
Du iiebit INNER @tfabren. entseg.
nete 2ebterer, no feline iinb (; gum 8e.
ueiie. bob bic Guile in ibrer 8linbbeit
uns umionit ouk&recte, feb bier ben
punb bes Gopitdns.
Sn Der 9bat iprons in bieiem Husen-
bIide Elm enormer puno bon porale.
li&er &aje in bas Self. BEN mad ,pe-
nieen @inuttn bic 1itslieber Der Wan-
be foIsten. ,ueI&e auf cine 8aj,ia aus
sesosen setueleu.
elmer BON ben 2euten truo auf feinen
S&ultern eiu fettes 2amuu. ,uel&es Ct
aus irsenb elmer 6eerbe enttpenbet bate.
;tuei anoere aber trusen in sdden 4rob,
Oas feiner eeltenbeit ,pesen fur bic
Elm DEFENDERS i&dtens,pertber
~ fem i&ien, ba ale nit wab<
9eibbunser barber BERT ellen.
Die Guile perlieb io9ar ihren Soften,
UNI bel Der 9beiluns bieier 2ederbiFen
ja furs 3u tommen, unb fraete,
,pd5renb lie pom einen, 9eibe BeIik
nabm. uober bieie rei@li&e Bsute-
riibre.
NatirIi@ babt SIR bas grob seitob-
len. iaste Bin spuseins, obsr beBbaIb
i4medt IS ui@t i4le&ter. fiiste er bin-
,u. inben, CT Elm mddtises 6tid BON
ieiner Yortion abi4nitt unb 81 efelr
besann.
Rein, ertpiberte Morel. Der gbef Der
bas grob fam auf ebrli9e
in uniern Belt; e ,purbe urs
llnb wer mar bsnn bic sutuiitbise
bic Is Gu@ sab ? fraste Der. ben
bic anberen Guile nannten.
@ir iamen auf unierem Streif;use
in bic Tdbe elmer Garm, er3dblte Mos
rel, bic uns ~ bep0ltert i@ien. als bob
et,uas seser oieielbe ~ unternebmen
se,ueien ~dre. Sd belt e baber fir
seratbener, mid nit ben Mnberen als
iu&snbe 9aelobner porsuitelen,
nnb ,uubte bur@ eine lebbofte e@iloe.
runs uniersr @otb oas Mitle:b 10 3u
erresen. bab mir bieies grob oils 3eb.
runs auf ben @es erbielten.
llnb wie beibt Der gisentbimer Der
Garm ? fra9te Bill.
Georges Gbaion, Elm trdftiaer Mann,
uou Mart in ben Rno9en unb poq
Mutb in Der 8rnit. s. tudre, neben'
bsi esiast, nidt gut nit ibm an5ubin-
Den, benn obseleben BON feiner peri6n'
li@en 9i@tisteit, bdIt Ct einise stpan.
zig Sddfcr, bic uns seb6ris ju idaHen
MAIDEN tpiirben. 9lbsr nidt er CAB uns
eisentli9 bos Brob, fonbern feline
S@meiter.
Meine 6rau! murmeIte bic Guile, bic
tein Mnberer mar als Mnnen Corner, Der
.oeportirte GItiiter BON @rowsbau.
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WV
id ibm einen unre1ten @ebanten 5u.
trauen.
@ir leben in elmer @elt pou 2ua
unb 9rus. besann Gam BON Teueul.
auf's e&mersIi&Ite ersrifen, unb i
menieer mir 4nberen trauen. beito bel
Ter fur uns.
Bon Wem ipri&F Out. @al
bebeutet Dein 9tbeimnibpoaes Befen
iraste Misaonne nit uo&ienoer In
sube. 9u bit 10 blab, Define Ause,
limb nit einsm 10 pebmatbisen Nus
orude auf mid eeri&tet. 6at ii& Ct
,pas erei9net, ,pas Dein 0crtrouen ju.
sic tonnte ben Namen hires @atte,
ni4t iber ibre Gippen brinsen. Y,
,bm 3peifeln i4ien ibr elm unuerant'
porMi9cs 0erbre@en an ieiner 2iebe.
Sam tuanote lid BON ibr ab.
antuorte mir. rief iie, ~unsebulbi,
nit benz JuBe ftampfenb, ,uaruus meit
9er3 10 unn0tbis foItern? Du ~eibt
luas i9 meme.
Ct 1T Elm Sdurte, eruiberte Sam.
Die llnslidli&e iob ibn nit ftarreu
grftaunen an; lie 9loubte foli4 8ebor
;u baben, bannsbra9 iie pIot!i4 in cir
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SsUSuISs
0ieie elite ouf bic Miese an. aus Der
lie ibr Sobnden nabm, oann begann
lie nit inn Iaut Iadsno 3u tan,en unb
gu i@er3en.
.. mein @ott, iammerte Sam, BON
oisler Scene aufs 9ieffte eri9ittert,
erbarme Sid ibrer! o.. Mber fort BON
bier, aus bieier 9oble beg l~lnsebeuers,
ni&t cine Stunbe Idnser barf lie bier
uer,ueilen, NO bieier ni&tsmirbiss
s@urte Iebte 800. llnb bod ,uirb bic
WeIt ibn peroammen, -. maj, tpirb
lein 0crbreden cine tleine, leidte @unbe
nennen. bic er aus 2iebe besing 80.
2iebe! fiiste er nit Bitterteit bin3u, 10
oft mibbrau@ter Musbrud fir augeuoie
2eioenl4aft!.
Sam Idutete Der @drtsrin unb be.
fabI ibr. bas NOtbisite fir bas Rinb
e%injupaden.
.Mifireb selpin rein alio ab /? fraete
l8ettp.
81.
llnb ,uerbe i'd lie besleiten?
Nein, er,uiberte sam u~nseoulbis.
@ie sic befebIen, ente.snete BIZ
Masb, bic 3u besreifen onfins, bab ii&
Elm llns!id ereisnet baben miiHe. Sd
min olio bic 8Ieioer meiner 9srrin 80.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-05

WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE NEwsPA
pER.-The Poughkeepsie Eagle, in an
article on GLOW mistakes happen in
newspapers" figures up the number
of types used in a newspaper the size
of the Eagle at 6O0,00O-i. e, the act
ual number of bits of metal arranged
and rearranged each day in preparing
a newspaper that size for the press
We suppose few people think of the
printing trade as one of the most ex-
act and particular of all the handi-
crafts, but it is. In making type, va
riations that might be allowed in the
finest machinery would render the
type useless. 1t is very rarely that
type furnished by two separate foun-
dries can be used together without a
great deal of trouble, though they try
to make it after the same standard.
We read once in while of wonder
full piece of cabinet work or of mosaic
work, containing ten, twenty or fifty
thousand pieces, the maker of which
has spent months, or even years, of
labor in producing IL, and people go
so see it as Il great curiosity, but the
most elaborate and carefully fitted
piece of work OF this kind ever made
does not compare with that which the
printer does every day, for minuteness
of detail and accuracy of Citing. The
man who does the first is looked upon
as an artist-a marvel Of ski!l-and
if a hundred of his pieces are
put in the wrong way it is not observed
i'll the general effect; but if the prin-
ter, in a single day, puts one where
another should be, or turns one the
wrong way, everybody sees it and is
amazed at "the stupid carelessness of
those printers "
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mind that he had the precedent and

mind that he had the precedent and
custom established before he came into
power, and bas done nothing but what
had been done by lis predecessors
1t may be argaed, though, that q
wrong act by one officer does not war
rant his successor in committing one.
. Your correspondent spent 50 nearly
all Of New Year day waiting on the
mountain for his antagonist, Il Pense-
roso, that he didn't have chance to
call on one-half his friends. You did
not put in an appearance, Governor
Parker, and though I must confess to a
good deal of Disappointment over your
failure to give me chance to carve
you, | am now entirely cooled down,
and wish you happy New Year, and
reallysI am rather glad than otherwise
that you are alive. SUB Rosa.
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A MuRpERous RASCAL. About three

A MuRDERoUs RAsCAL.-About three
weeks ago number of men were in
a railroad saloon on Somerset street.
The proprietor informed them, when
the clock struck eleven, that he in
tended to close up. They went out
one by one till only John Annegali
and VIM. Coulter remained. Coulter
then arose to leave the room. Anne
gan, it is alleged, jumped up at the
same time, struck Coulter on the head
with some bluntinstrument, knocking
him out through the doorway and in
to the gutter. Annegan then kicked
Coulter, dislocating his shoulder and
leaving him issensible. A few hours
later Coulter recovered sufficiently to
crawl home, whence he was taken to
the Episcopal Hospital Alderman
Carpenter yesterday held Annegan in
:b2, 900 bail to answer. He said it
was the worst case of the kind he had
ever heard of. a xEtg
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-05

CHEROKEE ALPHABET-The Cherokee
Indians have all alphabet of their
own, the invention Of one OF their
own tribe named Sequoyah, who, him
self unable to read in any language,
appreciated the value of the white
mans way of transmitting intelli-
gence by writing, and secluding him
self in his hut evolved from his inner
consciousness the alphabet which is
now used for printing the Cherokee
language. This alphabet is phonetic.
Soquoyah discovered that the entire
Cherokee language consisted of differ
ent combinations of eigbty-six sylla-
bles, and so he constructed his alpha
bet of eighty.six characters, each rep
resenting one of the eighty-six sounds
in the language. These characters, or
letters, any lad of ordinary intclli-
gence can learn to distinguish and
pronounce in week, and when the al
phabet is learned the pupil can read
anything in the Cherokee language.
The ease with which the art of read
ing in their native language may be
acquired, has led the principal men in
the Cherokee nation to encourage its
study in various ways, believing that
many of their tribe could be induced
to learn to read in Cherokee who
would never attempt the ac-
complishment of so difficult task as
learning to read in English. 1t is to
encourage the Cherokces in the study
OF their written language, and in the
pursuit of knowledge generally that
the Cherokee Advocate, weekly news
paper, is printed, partly in the Chero-
kee language, at the cost Of the whole
Cherokee nation. -Er..
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NEWS ITEMS.

Cronin has delivered his electoral
vote to acting Vice President Ferry.
It is rumored that the Turks will
present counter propositions.
Russia is sending money to enable
Servia to recommence hostilities.
The State penitentiary of Oregon
was recently entered by burglars and
several watches and other property
stolen.
Ex-senator James w. Nye died at
White Plains, Westchester county,
New York, on Christmas day.
Miss Amy Fawcett, actress, did, a
few days ago, in New York.
A weekly paper has just been start,
The plague has reappeared in Bag,
dad.
Some of the latest dispatches say
that Governor Hayes will resign i'm,
mediately after converting of the Leg
islature.
The citizens of Deadwood, Black
Hills, are making efforts to establish
a daily paper.
There is talk of the establishment
of smelling works at Denver by New
York capitalists.
Jack Virgins, who was to have
been hanged in Utah next mouth, has
been granted a new trial by the United
States Supreme Court.
The isthmus of Panama is still in a
state of revolution.
Russian steamers have ceased run
ming on the Black Sea.
It is estimated that two hundred
and twenty men were lost in the re-
cent gale on the British coast.
Russia has ordered her feet to rendez-
vous at Otschakoff, as active measures
are feared by the Turkish fleet.
The town of Crockett, Texas, was
totally destroyed by fire lately.
Greece has called out 100000 men.
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II your own Localities. q S esl MAKE " VI
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Whatever is Of interest conn nm Record aaas
= year; The Great Exhi RSetsd with a. s.sss
chole people feel great ints,srsyy rsal'
An elegant patriotic er rna wan. T. know
Iro is presented frss to each u sasg prsna
tled, In Remembrance Of Ii. .an0scriber. Isl
siI..s q q +, =: IN g.
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e the time: don't delay. e R.1 and Upwards ,
lars. terms, and sample COPY = send for o. \
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TIE CENTENNIAL RRCo yRIsS 1.
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MARK TwA1N's HoTEL.-Having late
ly opened hashery, l send you these
my rules and regulations:
This house will be considered strict
ly Incorporate.
None but the brave deserve the
fare.
Persons owing bills for board will
be bored for bills.
Boarders who do not wish to pay in
advance are requested to advance and
pay.
Boarders are expected to wait ON
colored cooks-for meals.
Sheets will be nightly changed once
in six months, or more if necessary.
Double boarders can have two beds
with a room i'll it, or two rooms with
bed in it, as they choose.
Boarders are requested to pull off
their boots if they can conveniently
do so.
Beds with or without board.
Dreams will be charged for by the
dozen.
Nightmares hired out at reasonable
rates.
Stone vaults will be furnished to
snoring boarders, and the proprietor
will in no wise be responsible for the
broken tin-pan-ums of others ears.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-05

A TALL man, having rallied friend
on the shortness of his legs, the friend
replied: my legs reach the ground;
what more can yours do?7
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The discussion of the Oregon ques.
ton does not greatly illuminate the
subject, but it has brought about the
wonderful thing. 1t has opened the
mouth of Senator Mitchell, of that
State, and reminded the country that
there is Senator of that name. Mitch
ell has not heretofore been known to
the country as moralist, but he got
ON high ground in his speech. 1t is
to be hoped that he will stop there.
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"a little money is needed at all times

- little money Is H6euUU aO OF v v1Ills0
in the WORLD Office, and more particu
larly at about this time. Subscribers and
patrons generally are respectfully reques-
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SEE advertisement of grand ball to
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vile on February 18th.
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A NEGRO witness, on trial the 9TH
.er day, was asked what he was doing
in certain liquor shop at certain
time. He explained that he had gone
there to Change his breff." The ex-
PLANTATION was accepted.
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