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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09
SENATE.

loMlNS mCAiD6Ih
SENATE.
Baxter Smith, Of Davidson, Demo
crat.
q. A. Hanson, of Shelby, Citizens.
}. W. Clapp, of Shelby, Citizens.
II. b. Ramsey, of Shelby, National.
Ewing, of Giles, Democrat.
John II. Savage, Of Warren, Demo-
crat.
A. L. lands, of Bedford, Democrat.
w. p. Tolley, of Moore, Democrat.
Bib, Of Humphreys, Democrat,
Jacob Leech, of Dickson, Democrat.
Charley Moss, ofHaywood, National.
Cate, Of Hamilton, Republican.
Ledgerwood, of Knox, Democrat.
Walters, Of McNairy, Independent.
Smith, of Monroe, Democrat.
N. Brandon, of Montgomery, Demo-
av.A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09
TO S%IIIPPERS.

The Star Union Line
is now prepared to transport cotton TO all
points in the East and Europe with its &c
customed regularity and dispatch. Ship
pers Of merchandise from the East can
rely on its usual fast time, and a fair share
Of business is solicited. The past record
Of the line is sufficient guarantee for the
future. 1857 ALT G. TUTHER, Agent,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09
THE OYSTER SALOON

or Joe Emmrich, By Adams, II
open day and night. Fresh Oys-
ters in every style.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09
OUR ELECTION.
Total Vote, Cast by Shelby County,
The Elect and the Law Relative
to the Ramsey Case.

Below we present the sums total ofvotes
given in this county for the g~ubernatorial,
congressional and legislative candidates,
The figures as TO the vote include all the
city wards of Memphis, and the civil dis
triets. except two precincts - C%olteryille
and Forrest Hil-of the Tenth, from
which no official returns have been re
ceived. The vote of these two precincts
willno materially change the result Of
the election which has already boon given
by the LEDGER. Wesre indebted to Dep
uties Harris, Shelby and Dreyfus and the
the Hon. Mr.. Coleman, for assistance in
making up the sums total of the vote,
which is as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09

A couple was lately married in ST.
Lawrence county, whose combined
weight was 5lS pounds. The ceremony
was performed by lG ministers, and
then it wasn't more than half COM
pleted and the little dog that went
under the wagon to the church whined
himself to death because he felt he
couldn't do justice to the occasion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09
BTILY'S MARKET,
81 Main street.
Choice Meats and Vegetables.
en- aE .MH 1rt.Haer

QUERY: "Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco when they can buy Marburg
Bros Seal of North Carolina, at the
same priceT eIgf@ [God-xxvii-l4G
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09
Tho Noxf Legislature

SO far the returns received show the
next legislature will consist Of the fol-
lowing members
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09
SCHOOLFIELD, HANAUER & CO.
Wholesale Gr0cGEs and Cotton Factors.
256 FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.

0UTR stock Of Groeeriess Ragging and Ties is largo, fresh and complete. We have our
IadyHngsi Tlgaqdng our friends for past myora We solicit aconinuanceo Of their patronage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09
john walsh, Undertakcr,
Autumn SiIences,

81 Second street, next postofioe. IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-09

TIE Memphis LEDGER is again out
in full size and with new clothes on.
Here's luck and long life to the plucky
little paper.-[Chattanooga Times,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
Political.

George W. Fish tf Michigan, has been COM
mssoned by the President Consul at Tunis, to fill
tue vacancy caused by the promotion Of q Hsr
ris Heap to Consul General at Constantinope.
The Republicans of the Second District of
North Carolina, where the colored men are large
y in the majority, having nominated a well quail
ned negro Tor Congress, tue Raleigh Observer
gets veIy much excited, and wants 10 know what
"the people" are gong to do about 1t.
A reign Of terror is SAID TO exist in Abbey lille
District, South Carolina. where the republicans
are threatened with death if they dare to take
part in politics. The utterances of local paper
are outrageous and represent anything but an en-
vable state Of feeling among the democracy OF
that section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

contribute by sending to it full delegations
of their best men from every town in the
State 1t is OF great Importance that the
convention be large in numbers. and rep
resent all pats OF the State Let 1t be AS
full, harmonious and enthusiastic as some
of those grand State conventions OF Union
men which assembled when the govern
ment was imperiled by armed foes. which
were indeed organizers OF victory, and
splendidly aided the glorious cause OF ma
tional unity. Brethren in all parts OF the
State see that your town, plantation or
city. is fully represented at Portland on
the 3Oth. This is the first duty OF the
campaign. and one of the most important.
See that it is not neglected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

tONsUMPTION CURED

An old physician. retired from practice, having
had placed in his hand by East India Mission
airy the formula of simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases. has felt 1t his duty to make
i, known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this desire to relieve human suffering, will send,
free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using. in
German, French or English. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming the paper. w
w. Sherar, l49 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York JunelS-4w
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The Republican State Convention
j. o. SMITH, Seer, tary.

The Republican State Convention will
be held at Portland, Tuesday. the 30th
inst The time is so near at hand that prep
arations should be made without delay for a
full attendance. Arrangements have been
made with the various railroad and steam
boat lines in the State for reduced rates to
delegates, so that the cost vi attending the
convention will be small. Farmers will
find it profit able recreation and rest, after
the severe labor of the haying season, to
spend day in attending upon the conven
ton, thus combining relreshment OF body
and mind with the discharge OF public duty
The city OF Portland is convenient OF ac-
cess by trains and steamboats,, and has
ample accommodation for all who may
visit il on the 30th.
The call for the convention is addressed
to 1.-THE republicans of Maine, and all indie
pendent voters who are in favor OF pre-
serving the credit of the National Govern.
ment, and sound currency for the peo-
ple-equivalent to coin and redeem
able in coin" DC. The call is
broad and adapted TO the emergency. 1t
invites all who are in favor of preserving
the credit OF the national government and
sound currency to send delegates to the
convention. 1t recognizes that the credit
of the country is Unprecedented there is
great DANCER tho nnl.li, int IN, ~,
attempts made to fasten upon the country
an irredeemable paper currency, such as
has been tried. and never without produc-
ing ruin and distress--and it boldly accepts
the issue. 1t raises aloft the banner of
sound currency, summoning t. its support
all who are willing to uphold the principle
which it represents, without regard to the
parry with which they may hitherto have
acted, or the party name by which they
may have been known. 1t presents liv.
ing. important issue, affecting every man
woman and child in the State, every class
and condition. and to the voters. without
distinction OF party, 1t says, we invite
your assistance to fight the campaign GU,
ION this line
1t is plain ID be seen that the demo.
cratic party has become demoralized bv
greenbackism. In nearly every State in
the Union it is controlled by the RAG
money mania. la Maine it is seeking an
alliance with the "absolute money" men
in every congressional district. Demo
Gratis are counting nominations from
greenback conventions. Greenback or
CANS are telling their readers there is NJ
difference between greenbackers an,
democrats and advising union between
the two parties at The polls.
There is therefore no party in tn
State absolutely and unqualiiedly in ia
vor of sound currency-n favor @
making it a leading issue--than tina
which will be represented in the conven
ton at Portland on the Goth inst
To the success of that convention Their
we ask all republicans aud all independ
ent voters who believe in preserving the
national credit and sound currency t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

Scene lst-Two lovers by moonlight alone. He
You ought TO know love you, darling" She
looks down, bushes and-snuffs She-"ies,
snuff love you ever so much tsnuf) l could
die for you" (Snutf and kisses al minimum
Scene 2d-One year after marriage. He-"Con-
ronnd Il: | wish you would break yourself of that
disgusting habit OF snufiing." She (depreciating
lviE"i cant help it Charlie, I've had the catarrh
fonr or five years" He-"Forgive me, dear, |
didn't mean TO be cross, but in the name OF Cupid
sav il ia a ,ure cure. You know Ed. Blown, they
said he wa, incurable, and it cured him complete
w." Sbe-"Il do anything to please you. Char
lie" Interesting tablesu.) Julylo-th&sat
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of a Grange who dalies with this spirit is
the worst foe of all that the owners OF
landed estate shoqld most jralously guard.
The substantial and conservative citizen.
whatever his business, ought to look upon
every approach of this demon OF Socialism
with dread Ii has caused streets to run
with blood in Europe. and there is no in
terest in civilized society, from highest to
lowest. which it has not caused to suffer
terribly. The sooner this country sets
foot on it the better.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. July IL, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring +.4Oa5.O0; western 40
southern IS.
WHEAT No. 3 Chicago spring Cash -as6-;
July e6-a-; August, e5i.a-; No. 8, O.s7L; Sept
0.s}saO.O0a Regular. A.: rejected 63-.
CORN sales regular, -; cash -a39-; July
a3oI; Angus {, 3ssa ; Sept. 0.00a6.-; rejected
So.
OATs-Cssh 24.a-; July, 4.a24h; August
22ls Sept. 90.
RYE-49-
BARLEY-4SI.
DRESSED HOGS-&.Ila4l2b.
PORN Casn 945-as.5o-; July, 9.3'-; Aug
ust, 59ha9 30; Sept. OC5.
LARD-Cash s21 IL 81 July s5-a6s7L
August, 8 97sa95; Sept. $685..
BULK MEATS Shoulders AJAX short rib
side5 t1a-5; short clear rib 54aU clear side,
sLa6k
WHiSKEY-l06.
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Await the rheumatic sufferer who resorts 10 hos.
tet' er's stomach Bltters. That this penlsnaht
cordial AMI depurebt Is a far more relable RENE
DIV tn an colchicum aud other poisons used 10 ex-
pei the rheu natc vrns from the hood, Is TACT
that exper fence has satisfactorily demonstrated.
IL also eni,ys the advantage of being-untlke
htIn-peri city safe. With many persons Ger
tain predis pos iton to rheumati. m eSists' which
renders them liable to its attack aiter exposure In
wet weather to currents OF air, changes OF TEN
perature or TO cold when the body Is not. Such
persons should take wine glass or TWO Vi .ne
ir IN he above eau SEES, as this superb protective
cffeotualy nuiiles the hurtiul influence. For the
ma'sm su III a. collie, spasms In the stomach, pal
pta ION of the heart, imperfect Digestion &C, Ine
Buffers Is aiso "a mot uset4 remedy. ~ Is oniy
necessary in obstinate ises to use II win persist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
Ken, b,Ican County Convention.

The Republican voters Of kennebec County are
REQ rested TO send dele gates a convention to be
holden at
Granite Hall, Augusta. Friday, August
10th,
at 10 80 o'clock A. M for the purpose of nominal
ing two candidates for senators, emulate for
County Commissioner, candidate for County
Treasurer. candidate for Sheriff, and 10 transact
all other business that may properly come before
the convention. The basis OF representation VIII
be as follows: Every city, town and plantation
will be entitled to one delegate, and an additional
delegate for every seventyhve votes cast Tor the
Republican candidate for Governor at the election
of 1916 fraction of forty votes VIII be entitled
TO an nddi ional Geleg tie. The cities, towns anu
plantations are entitled TO the following number
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. July H. 1915
Money loaned at al !, on call and closed at q
per cent.
0Sterling quiet at is'-as3- tor TO days, 4s,-asG-
Tor demand
Gold opened at 100 i. and closed at lOOs.
Carrying rates, 0-ai per cent. Borrowing rates
i.a3.
Cleariugs, ell 800 900 Custom receipts, 32tt ,OoQ
Treasury disbursed 900 interest, $4,000 for
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

A correspondent OF the Boston Herald,
writing from Portland, expresses the opin-
ion that the Greehback movement in
Maine has reached high water mark and
begun to recede. The correspondent
says 1.-The astonishing success of the
State convention seems to have had a
most unlavorable effect upon the members
OF the young party, in that il so raised
their hopes as l. induce them to do sundrv
very unwse things since. The result of
the Fifth District convention was not only
a surprise to nine out OF ten sympathizers
with the movement in the district, but it
has had an effect positively injurious
throughout the State. because here there
is absolut, " no labor reform element, So
called. no sympathy with communistic
ideas, and the congressional candidate Sc
lected, Mr.. T. II. Murch. is known only
AS an organizer and manipulation of trades
unions. Consequently he is odious. to
state the case p aihly. TO large proper
ton of the voters OF the s ate, and
and has no personal strength. The effect
of this nomination many Greenbackers
concede will be injurious to their party
throughout the State"
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S. 900 Gold is offered for any remedy for
ASTHMA, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, or
con sumption, showing one-hslf as many tes-
timonials OF genuine cures In the same length
of time as Adamson's Botanic Balsam. Price 80
cents julyEtSwlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

In accordance with instructions given by the
convention OF 1877, the County Committee will be
in session in the Hall one hour before the meeting
Of the convention to receive credentials OF the del
e.ates.
j. II. MANLEl, Augus Ia,
X. W. DUNN. Watert iile,
VIM. PkkhINS, Jr., indsor,
l.. 4. Carl L TON, W intnrup,
DAVID WENTWORTH, Gardiner.
louNIN COMMITTEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-18

The number and exit Mt of the Indian
outbreaks in the North west, and the total
~ made quate force OF United States troops
at hand to repress them, furnish" says the
New York Times "a striking commentary
on the absurd and mischlevous policy pur-
sued by the democrats in regard to the
Army. When force of 400 to 800 Una
tilas are bold enough to charge upon 300
regulars. and when all that the officers in
command can do is to keep the Indians
in check, it is clear that our ideas of the
respective value OF regular and Indian
combat ants need even more extensive
modification than that which recent histo-
ry has compelled Us to make The policy
that is responsible for keeping thousands
Of miles OF frontier dependent on the ac-
tivity and endurance of few companies
OF United States troops is AS wastelul AS
it is weak and as iraught with danger as
it is replete with the ignorance and reck-
lessness of the denagogue."
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REPU BLlCAN
State Convention for 1873

The Republicans of Maine, and all independent
the National Government, and a sound currency
for the people-equivalent TO coin add redeemab IL
in coin are r, quested to send delegates TO sae
Convention to be held in the
City Hall at Portland, Tuesday, July 30.
1878, at ii O'Clock A. VI.
For the purpose of nominating a candidate foi
Governor, and transaciDg any other business thai
may prop, rly come before the convention.
The basis OF representation will be as follows -
Each city town and plantation is entitled TO Que
delegate, and one additional delegate Tor every Il
votes given for the Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor in 1875. A fraction of forty votes over the
number which is entitled to one delegate, will BE-
accorded delegate.
The State Committee will be in session the even.
ing preceding and at O'Clock the orning of the
Convention, and will r, ceive credentials of dele
gates.
JAMES G. BLAINE, KESNEBEC, Chairman.
GEORGE Z. WING, Androscoggn.
LEWIS b. JOHNSON, AroostoOk.
FRED n. DOW, Cumberland.
d. u. BEAN, Y anklin.
=. X. WHITING, Hancock.
ID. n. MORILAND Knox.
ANDREW LACY, Lincoln.
A. ii. WALKER. Oxford.
e. A. BOUTELLE, PepoDscot.
C. "A. PACKARD, Piscataqus.
JOHN 5. Elliott sage tiaLoc.
5. ID. LINDSEY, Somerset
w. II. tOGLER, Waldo.
W. j. CURfHELL, Washington.
JAMES N. ANDREA ;, York.
J. o. SMITH, secrt tary.
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Beautiful Helen no doubt had fine complexion,
but it is more than doubtful whether 1t exceeded
in purity the compilations of the ladies who use
that inimtable auxiliary Of female loneliness,
Gems Sulphur Soap. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whsker Dye, black and brown
SOC. julyl7-f&wlmo
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ROYALR66 K MDER
Absolutely Pure.
Absolutely Pure.

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hast % Yeast; makes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

itobe oiciel6en Ell gltlper utb miide ne
unter bas Gaufen int 6tlttertroge. Dat
man bereits frantic S6peine, bic it6 lttdt
lne6r riibreu t0nnen, aber bod nod ettpaS
2eben seigen, bic itd aber nibt itlebr 5u
rilbren perm0gen, 10 mil6e man ettpas
bon oieiem 4ntper nit laurer Wtild III
einen @efGBe, Siebe bic Oberlippe Des
Gdmeinss ettpas in Die 9o6e, itoBe nit
benz 20fiel on bic 3dbne uno idltte Die
Nrjnet langiam eilt. Qnfan9s ipieoerbole
man bieis Wobe ieoe Stunbe; aiebt bas
Gbipetn bieielbe gut Elm, 10 gebe llalt e7
iuaS me9r Wttl6 btn3u, III 6-0 Stulioet
pflegt e5 lpieoer orbentli6 3u lalltet; bdnt
brilde man nod ettpas &ubnti1t aus IND
bieien Saft barutter. SSn 30 Stunoen
lit Der Yotient gGnslth tpieoer bergeiteut.
0tes lit Elm iiheres Witttel IN lpl6et
SGlle1, melhes ben alien 6trten loon Dor
100 Snbren befannt mar uno metn Tater
pertruute IS nor 60 Sabren, mir
als 1OjGbriQein &uaben, oil nit bcn gSor>
ten: Dir mill i1 es lagel, Du tbult mir
fcinen 2lbbrlh, benn ebeOu IS atlipenoelt,
bin iD uid)t mcbr!"
9a5 Wttttel fam 1t9 ieber Tarnter lelbit
Del iteuen, pbne etnen Sent bafiir 3u per-
ausgaben. Sur penoe man e5 getau 10
on, ipie i6 uorgei6rieben. Wiu bielerbalb
pisIlei6t Seunano eincn Brief oil MID ri9-
ten. 10 bite i6 beutib 3u ldreiben.
Sobann Wartiu Qolii6u6,
III 9teDaba, Storep 60, Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
Die Cholera

Gegen bic in 10 pielen @egenben oes
Qanbes in tteuerer !3eit perbeerenb aufges
tretene Sdtpetttelethe- getpo9nlid), menn
aud nit l1nrebt, S6tpeinesG bolera ges
uannt - lit cine Menge bon uunfeblbaren
Witteln4 empfoblen tpprhen, meiitens @e>
beimmtttel. nit benen man ben Sarmsrn
6as @elh aus Der Iaide gu loden Iubt,
obne baB tie auf bic Shtpetue inbeiien beis
Ienb eintptrfen. Inn 10 mebr lit IS an3u=
erfennen, tpenn a~lterfabrene 6irten aus
benz S6abe tbres @iiiens AnentgeltIt9
Wlittbetlungen MAIDEN, nm ihren GpQegen
In ibrer gtntb na6 &rGften 3u niiBen.
sSn 6ieiem Sifne per6ffentli6en mir
aud nadfolgenbes Giugeianot zines Qbon=
nenten bieier 3eitung. pbue in6ef1en irgen6
welhe @etpabr fir Die lnfeblbarfeit beS
betrefienben 0eilmittels Ibernebmen at
f1unen. 9aiielbe lit ie6enfaas niht in
Der 2lbiibt. 0elo 81 erpreiien, e~mpfobleu.
lit lei6t 81 perlN6en, uno = nenn es nt9t
bilft, 10 l@aDet Is tpeat8ftens nibt,
Rebaba, 6enrp 60, Soma.
Wertbe 9erren! Sd babe aus eSbrer
2eitung erieben. tpie fih oar 8iele ben
Ropf 3erbredm nher Die S6pieriefeit
elmer 6eiIung Der gegentpGrtig berridenz
BEN G6peinefranfbett. SD tpeiB Elm lcid=
tes Weittel, ibnen 3u 9ilfe gu tpmmen, unb
tuenn iie meinen Natb annebmen un6 rt6s
tig befolgen, 10 tuerben iie nentg ober gar
feline tranfen S6tpeine befommen.
Mo nebme Nniternl6alen-in 0euti6=
Lamb nannten mir tie Wuideln - unb
brenne lie tpie Gaftee, alp nt9t i'm SeHer,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

Die StaetsbebOr6en BON 1eras baben
fur5lt6 Elm merfniiroiges 8lldletn berausz
gegeben. @s lit bie5 cine autbeltlI6e 3uz
lammeniteuung Der 9erbre9er, lpelbe aus
ben berldtebelen Counties bes StQateS
flI0ti9 getpproen finb, NIT Nn9abe bes
9tdunens, 0es 0erbre6ens II. /. ~. 0os
GubIein ulnfaBt 225 Seiten Inb enthGlt
Die Vamen Don nibt tperiger als 44O2
8erbrehern! limb babel feblen nod bic
9eridte aus 40 Counties, BON oenel siui=a
qe All BEN polfreiditen bes Staates oeb6z
rem. Son ben Slildtlingen limb nt6t
meniger als $50 Ses SO prbes anoez
tla9t, un6 ibre Slu6t lGBt barauf ifliez
Zen, paB lte audi i9utbtg iinb. Ipf bic
~@tHfaugung BON 500 Der 6li6tIinge limb
Breile 9eiebt, Die in ben einselnen SGIen
amti6en $50 nnb $1,000 i6panten, 3uz
iammen aber Die respectable Sutnnle bon
100000 erret9erl. @iu3elne Counties baz
ben cine gan3 auBeror6entli9e 3obl BON
fi9tigen Gerbre6erg angelnelhet, 10 9tu5f
1872, 2amar 1871, wis 159, Sntitb 1870,
8anola 1879. Die Nur6i6nittssabl Der
108 Counties, Die 8eridte %etngeianot ba=
ben, 1T 40.
Wtan barf aber feinestpegs onnebmeu,
baB bieientgen Counties, ipel6e Die tpeutg=
ften SlIdtlinge etnberibten, b~tejentgen
ieien, tpo eS nit Der offel1tlt6en Si6erbeit
am beiten beiteIt lit. SIM @egentbeil!
Die oben %genannten Counties liegen inn
nor06ftli6en S5eile 6es Staates rno gebD>
rem ebne 3meifel 81 6enen, 100 Die geieu>
idaftliden 3uitGnbe nod nit am georb-
netiten ftu0. Gbet neil bies Der SSaa lit
un6 man in Der lebten 3ett nieleidt ettpas
16drfer gegeu Die 8erbre6er aufgetreten
lit, baben bteie 0erren ipD6l anoere, ibnen
better suiagenOe @egen0en aufgeiu6t. Dag
6tes audi bic teranii6e M~uffaiIung lit,
gebt nlts elmer Stelle be8 8eri6te5 berbpr,
tporin benz 8olf ton Eeras basu Slid gez
tpiilti6t tpirD, baB bic SaDl Der &erbreder
i'm Stdate tpd6renb Der lebten StDet Sabre
~offenbar ieDr abgenommen babe, ba Diele
un6 barunter bic gefdbrli6ften @eIellen
fi9 mad Colorado, Stem Mferico ooer iber
6te @ren3e in bas eigentlt9e Werico ges
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