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Mn. Enron Among the distinguished rem.
t iemen VINO are spoken OF, as suitable ca6dI.
S q Tor the once OF Attorney General Of IN.
olale' none present record Tor ability and in
iIrgr,,y superior to the Hon. VIM. NJ. Merrick.
Ia ~. al the requirements for that high position
"a hquestionaoly, stands presminent.. To En-.
.ehslFe ana profonnd professional learning and
Sar u e.per1snee both on the beaeA,,and az the
nHhout one single blemish; and to these sound
anu ~ vigorous physical health.
whilst judge, his decision. earrisd x,..,
weight, were lucid, profound and,exhaustiy.:
~neh ne represented the Sth District in Con.
sress, AZ period of high political excitement.
h ol, 70 say me least, questionable msthods
ae WrunE unwilling commenda ion from poIiti.
a. opponents, and engaged the respect, admir-
aioh' ana confidence OF friends his speeches
we're published everywhere and A New YORK
VI '"e
when such man is mentioned as. 6. ndi.
nate LOT high and responsible position. il be.
S9 true men everyw here, and pa FricuIy OF
", ~ hatlve county, who know Rltn, who honor
a asali ana who takes an honest pride in his we'll
aIne1 reputation, TO express an,earnest hone
s ssat the state may receive the benefit OF hi,
'eiNiees, for II needs just such.
s@&&s
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-03

Prof. TurPin, Chemist Of France. has
invented new and powerful el plosive,
equal, if not superior, to dynamite. Il
is call panclasite and has the element of
safety about it as it will not explode by
conclusion. This immunity is secured
by its being kept and transported in two
different liquids, which only yield an
explosive power on being mixed, and
this, of course, need not be done until
the moments when the material is 10 be
used.
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EEsoLUTIONs OF REsPECr.

-. - In, the Wisdom of At,nis.hsv
;eI II The Rt. Rsv William Pinkney, Bishop
Nsn@ diocese Of Maryland has been removed
by Heath from the earthly ltbOrs OF his high
Andlresponsible trust which he ever dischat red
With zeal and courage worthy the Master
I've so faithfully and lovingly served, and
bosing in humble and submis i've f.ith
to The decree of the great head of the church.
we the Vestry of Port Tobacco Parish desire
and do hereby record our revered and unae
fected sorrow over the grave OF our beloved
Bishop and our veneration and love FIR tho
bameltsS memory, the blaineless life a, A
uAblemished ministry of this eminent ann
sanity servant of God.
Rs'oi0sd. That in the death of Bishop Pink
ney the diocese Of Maryland has sustai ned AN
irreparable loss in the loving and ever fost.r.
ing care Of our affectionate father in God the
pulpit an affective, earnest and eloou.nt
preacher Of the Gospel of Christ. Society one
Of its purest and rarest gems, and eyery
christian and benevolent enterpi,e :.
warm and generous friend.
Re'otred That the vestry Of Port Tobacco
Parish tender their deep and loving sympathy
TO the family of our departed Bishop in this
hour OF their sad bereavement, and unite in
PRAYER for the continued peace, unity and
prosperity Of the church in Maryland.
Resotped, That Christ Church Port Tobac-
co and st. pauPs Chapel be draped in
the symbols of mourning as tokens of our love
ana Veneration for the memory OF Our beloved
bishop and our sense of the irreparable los,
sustained in his lamsnted death.
ResoiVed, That these resolutions be publish.
ed IN the Port Tobacco Times and Ixprprx.
BENT and copy Of the same be transmitted
TO the family of the deceased.
The vestry Of Port Tobacco Parish met IN
pursuance Of the call of the Rector. July a0th
1883, when the following resolutions were
adopted. "''0
WnERkAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God N
take out OF our midst one Of our mos, useful
members in the demise Of the late William
Boswell. ""i'~"'
he'otred, That in his death this Parish h,,
sustained an almost irrepar Die loss. His con-
iect'on with Christ Church az a vestryman.
,1'efing period Of over thirty years, during
which time he had filled the position of Regis.
81 OF the Vestry and had so thoroughly iden.
ihed hmse II with its history. that bis k,mil;.
irity with all its affairs was such as To render
Us loss so much the greater, and MAXI. il
Uncut for Us to repair that loss.
hesotced, That sympathizng with hi, h.
ea'ed widow and family, we tender them our
incere coincidence.
hssefrea, That these proceedings be entered
pom our minutes, and published in the PORT
ooacco Times and Nh. INDEPENDENT and
opy sent to the family.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-03

The Democratic convention at Lynch
burg was opened with prayer. The
affairs Of the Mahoneites are not govern
ed BY conventions, but by one man, and
as he believes in neither God nor devil,
divine blessing is neither expected nor
invoked upon then nefdrisss plans and
schemes. -Erch,,.gs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-03

The cholera has reached Loudon. Eng
Several deaths fOm the dread disease
nave been reported the past week Every
necessary precaution should be taken on
this side OF the Atlantic to ware off abe
fearful scourge. All the Sanitary Board
should look well to their preserves. aud
useall proper aud lawful means to enforce
j. their respective communities atten-
uou to sanitary regulations.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-03

Among those already mentioned for
the Democratic nomination for Attorney
General are Judge Campbell, W. Pink
noy. of Baltimore; Judge W, N. Mer-
rick, of Howard county; Hon. J. Fred
Nelson, of Frederick county; Hon. C. b.
Roberts, of Carroll county; Hon Ber-
nard Carter, of Baltimore; Charles II !.
Gibson, Esq, of Talbctt5 Judge Robt
Ford. of st. Mary's and Judge W. p.
Maulsby. of Cacroll county.
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Dublin, in Ireland, is proving ar at
tractive place for American tourists, and
Pb@nlx Park comes for the lions share
Of the attraction. The scene Of the
murder of Lord Cavcndish is visited dali
~, and artists have time aud again
made sketches of the spot and many a
note book has had its fair pages bur
,iencd with the Impressions produced on
she writer's Aecof
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y. ,-n~n tennis Is doubtless the most sensible
setne ever suggested for The fsir sea. II
op@ent and II ioap1RS,T.u1ty si physical aevsl-
iail TO prove beneficial 10 H. h.snis AZ rule
~ Young ladi"s just lrnr1ing the game
~ tnrir enthusiasm. neglect Nh re principles
r F Is9lh ana indulge ia thy exercise 10 eEeess
haustion. and gsnsr 1esdaehe, billiousness'
y 6 He removed by Swavne'> Pili. 1lne trial i
~" Say 'hs lao IA, gtdulous
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-03

The Democrats papers Of Pennsylva-
MIA are rubbing it on the Republicans
Of that State GU account Of their aSing
nominated foreign born citizens as a
candidate for State Treasurer, because
III the previous years election the pres
ent Governor of the State. who was
elected by the Democratic party. was
born in Maryland, and the Republican
papers throughout the State attempted
To- maka capital Of that fact.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-03

FIX. Treasurer Polk Of Tennessee has
be found guilty of endorsement and
sentenced twenty years in the penitentia-
ry aud fined the full amount Of the
money stolen. A righteous verdict aud
sentence.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-03

James Carey, the reformer in the
Phoenix Park murder cases. was shot
dead on Monday on the steamship Mel
rose while she was between Cape Town
and Port Elizabeth. The deed was
O'Donnell.
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Collectors Sale.

DY virtue ofauthority vested in me as Col.
ID lector Of taxes for the 4th Collection Dis
trict Of Charles county, | will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder for cash, At
BryAntown,
Wednesday,, august 22nd,
between 2 and o cock p. m, the following
properly TO satisfy State and county taxes
due for the years fS79, 1885, 1881, to wit:
To lot on 200 rods and 1876 Perches.
Due for County Tax. 1879. ......S3 10
Due for State Tax, 1879. ........ 80
Interest from Jan. /, 1880.
Due for County Tax, 1890. ...... SO %
Due for State Tax. 1880. ......... 6S
Interest from Jan. /. 1881.
Due for County Tax, 1881 ........S3 SO
Due for State Tax. 1881. 50
Interest from Jan. l, 1882.
On real estate, assessed in the name of Hugh
Walter Clark.
The above real property will be sold by the
Collector as authorized by the Act Of 1874.
chapter 4S3, and the proceeds will he applied
TO the payment OF the taxes for the above
years with the interest and all costs that NAV
accrue under this sale.
JOHN II. CHAPPELEAR,
aug 3-ct Late Collector 18th District.
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ESTRAY.

(IRAYED away from my premises recent
~ ~ SEVEN SHEEP. A liberal re-
nard will be paid for information leading 70
The recovery Of the same.
W. A. POSEY,
aug Sat Aliens Fresh, Nd.
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NOTICE.

u WILLIAM r. BARKER, formerly o.
~ Mechanicsville, St. Mary's County,
mas lVcated at La Plata. and offers his profess
slona, services as a medical doctor TO the pub
Y W. Gan he found in his Office At Farrall's
ho'el ~ all times except when professionally
engaged. nov lI.lyse2
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Hosey cheeks and clear complexion or4r
accompany good health. Parkers Gi1ger
rome better than anything, makes puse. rich
blood and brings health, joyous spirits.
'rshgth and beauty. Ladies try it.-Bdradr
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STATEMENT
BY THE
COMMISSIONERS
Charles County,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING.
JuNE 30th, 1888.
Pa5li,1,d by ordsr Of N, County Commi5sios-
ere Of mm County in pMrsHaHcs Of S,c-
non . Of article xviii Of tie Code
Of Public Central LarI, wAieA
f,rDrid, that

THE County Commissioners shall make
out and publish annually in st least Two news
Papers published in their respective counties
if there I've two, d d,fdii,d, minute dnd aecurdi,
,tqf,n,nf Of the expenses Of their said counties,
specifying therein each particular item or e1-
pense. and for what and 10 whom paid, and
.hall also deliver to the Sheriff Of their respec.
Tive counties as many copie, Of such statemen,
a. there are election districts Of said county,
at least ten days hsf're each general election
and the Sheriff shall, within sir days after the
receipt Of said copies, set one Of them at the
place Of holding elections ia each election dis
trici.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-03

, Gov r Hamilton has appointed hon.
}. H. Gordon, of Cumberland, Associ-
ate Judge vice Judge Pear,e, deceased
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Sparkling Eyes.

r- rec a <. Grauel, Baltimore, says: Drown,
has very rapid sale and Eives sat
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"a csnts on the 500, s,SOs, 81.
$3s, 1881 10
JAMES A ADAMS.
GEORGE I CHAPPELEAR.
JOHN W MONTGOMERY.
GEORGE W CARPENTER,
CHARLES r JOHNSON,
Commissioners for Charles County.
TEsT--F ID MUDD.
Jerk to County Commissioners Of
Charles County.
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$3.50 90


Hugh tchel...............,... so 81
" Luykett, use q ChAppele4r..... 10
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Millinery and Fancy Goods,

MISS ANGIE E. COTTON, having moved
M her Millinery and Fancy Store TO Aliens
Fresh, she is now supplied with an entire
new and fashionable assortment Of all kinds %
goods in her line.
She would he glad to see her lady friends
guaranteeing general satisfaction. Her mottos
will be to sell cheap and turn her money over
often,
All kinds of dressmaking done ina fush>
10 liable manner, and with promptness. Give
her call.
oct. 27.tf
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ORDER NlSI.
~ ne C,rcan Conrt for Charles (ouaty
Sitting as q CO1rt ~ EYOUy..
Charlotte Crown ct al vs.. Francis b
Crown.

.nRpERED, that the sale Of the pr perty
" mentioned in these proceedings IN d,
and reported by Richard H. Edelen Trustee
be ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof he shown on or before III,
third MONDAY of AUGUST next pro, idpl copy
OF this order lie inserted IN some newspaper
printed in Charles county, once in each of
three successive weeks before the said third
Monday of August neat.
The report states the amoun, sfsale to he
81, $40.
b. G.. SToNEsTnEKT.
CLERK Circuit Court for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
aug Bet B. &. STONESTREET, Clerk.
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ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court tor Charlie, County
S'tf'ag as a Court Of Equity.
Thomas 81. Freeman ct al VS.. John Sedwjeh
ct al.
NJ coz ~
No eO4 Equity.

nkphRED this 75th day Of July 1888 by
" 'he authority of the Circuit Court for
Charles county, sitting as u Court Of EQUITY
that Inc report OF the Auditor made and filed
this case De and is hereby ratified and con-
hrmeu unless cause to the contrary be show n
on OF before the forth Monday of August next
pro'hed copy OF this order be inserted in
so'0e newspaper published in Charles cosn.y
once 70, each OF three successive weeks before
the s"id fourth Monday of August.
B. G. STosEsTREET,
o'efk Circuit Court for Charles county.
TTpe copy-Test
y |-dt B.G. ST0yESyREET, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-09-01

Fontenot, Mrs. Delphine B. One-fonrth lot o.:
ground situated i'll the town of Washington
bounded north by D. Lalanne, south by
Washington street, east by Garrisues street
and west by---. Amount OF State and
parish taxes for the year 1882, one dollar
and ten cents and costs
Fontenot, widow Hilaire Onezllne. Three
hundred and twenty acres of wood and
prairie land situated at Prairie ManloH,
bounded north by public land, south by
Jacques Guilory. east by public land and
west by d. GuillOry--situated between
Pointe Durable and ansc-aux-Vaches. Am'nt
OF State and parish taxes for the year 1882,
four dollars and eighty-four cents and costs.
Fontenot, Hypolte. near Vile Plate. Horse.
Amount of State and parish taxes for the
year 1882 one dollar and thirty-two cents
and costs.
Fontenot, Jean Louis S. Two hundred and
forty acres of land situated on Bayou Co
codrie. bounded north by sad bayou.
south by Z. Vidrine. east by Y: Soieau ana
provements eighty acres of land hound
ed north by Bayou COcodrie. south by ). 5.
Fontenot, east by T. Soleau and west by
@: s. F9ptenot. Amount of State and par
ish taxes for the year 1882. nineteen dollars
and twenty-four cents and costs.
Fontenot, Philippe Joseph. One hundred and
two acres Of land SITUATED in Little Manou,
bounded north by DIN Vidrine, south by
Andre Thompson. east by Bayou Joe Mar
Gel and west by said bayou. Amount OF
State and parish taxes for the year 1882,
four dollars and twenty cents and costs.
Ford, Nelson, colored Moundvillc OK and hogs.
Amount of State and parish taxes for the
year 1882 one dollar and eighty cents and
costs.
Fox, Peter Pierre near Opelousas. Horse. OK
Ell. Amount Of State and parish taxes for
the year 1882, one dollar and eighty cents
and costs.
! Dupre, Frank. colored. Seventeen acres of
land situated near Opelousas, with build
ings and Improvements. bounded north by
Burr, south by Garland. east by Joubert
and west by A. Lastrares. Amount OF
State and parish taxes for the year 1852,
| four dollars aud forty-two cents anu costs.
Frutelle, Privat. near Opelousas. Horse. mare
and cattle. Amount OF State and PARISH
taxes for the year 1889, three dollars and
seyenty-twO cents and costs.
Fulton, Wash. colored, Bayou BGuf, near Bar
brock Horse. Amount OF State and parish
taxes for the year 1882, one dollar and forty
eight cents and costs.
Fusillier, Pauln, Chataignier. Mare. Amount
of State and parish taxes far the year 1857,
On said day of sale will sell such portion OF
each of said specific property as each debtor
will point out and in case the debtor shall not
point out sufficient property, | shall at once
| anS without further delay, sell the least quan
tity of said specific property OF any ueptor
which any bidder will buy for the amount OF
the taxes. interests and costs due ny sala uen.
cash, in legal tender money OF the Umtea
States and the property sold shall be redeem
able at any time for the space OF one year,
by paving the prices given. with twenty
per cent. and costs added. n,,so,-
Sheriff of the parish OF ST. Landry and ex-otficio
Tax Collector.
OPELoUsAs, Sept. 1st 1888.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-09-01
JURY LIST.
STATE OF LouIsIANA. /


PARISH or ST. LANDRY.
Be it known that we the undersigned mem
bers of the Jury Commission did on this 29tl
day of June, A. d. 1888, meet ut the Clerks
office in the town of Opelousas, Parish OF st.
Landry, for the purpose OF drawing a Jury for
the regular term OF the District Court. OF the
Thirteenth Judicial District, under section 0,
act Al of the regular session of 1877, and all the
members beiugpresentP P. j. Lefebyre one OF sald
members, drew from the general venlre DoX
one at time, the names of the following hfty
persons to compose the Grand and Petit JErles
for the list week of said court, commencing,
Monday September Sd, 1883, a list of whom was
then and there kept by the Clerk OF said Court
James O. Chachere, and in our Judgment 4
Jury being required for the second tlnrd ana
fourth weeks of the term, we then and there
proceeded as i'll drawing tho first fifty Jurors
to draw thirty additional names tn serve as
petit jurors for the I'd week and thirty adul,
tional names to serve as petit jurors for the so
week and thirty additional names to serve as s
petit Jurors for the 4th week OF the term OF sald
Court and we the clerk and commissioners dld
then and there place the names drawn as afore-
said for each separate week i'll separate enVe!-
opes and sealed and endorsed the same with
the week for which they Were respectively
drawn which said envelopes containing sald
names We're then and there placed i'll q jury
box provided for the purpose, which after de-
posting SAID names therein as aforesaid, was
locked and sealed by us and placed i'll the GUS
tody of the clerk of the court for use ut the
next term OF said court
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gictcr iab ibn befrembet an; gSie
| Iberipannt Du biit! Was unS ber 6iirll
siebt, 1T unter alien lin ftdnben eine gbre,
benn er bat seiast, er ucfle elm 70 altea
perbientes geidledt mie bas uniere, nidt
perfcmmen la1ien.
.Das 1T feline gbre, ,ia9te Trebp fGrs
riid, mas un8 elm Nnberer giett = baS
nur 1T cine gbre, mas mir uns ielb f
erwerben.
Wer iast penn bas?
Stun, bas 1T prd 70 eiafa4 pie u,mei=
NAL Slpei lit pier".
Sis maren ain Saufe anlelanst.
Trebn, rtef ihnt bic Mutter 3u, tpie ers
bitt biit Du! mas lit Dir, mein Sinh?
ge@ts, liete Wutter! Serliderte Srebp
unseoulbis, cs mar ibm peinlid, 10 in
@esenmart Der Trenben ale gLna1tfinb
bebanbelt gu treroen.
Sc 1T bic Sreube iber 1einen neuen @ez
fabrten! iaste iein 8ater persniist, Sbr
lebt Gud ia beute gum erifen Wale. GlS
mir bon W !. mad per Sdwei5 scsen
mar Dein Sater mod ant 2eben unb ltano
in 9. Nidt mobr, lieber 0ictor?
3u bieneu, ia! antpprtete Sictcr, fdlug
bic Terlen aneinancer unb madte Srcnt
seSen ben Snfel, ais erfatte er einent
Yorseietten Napport.
Sabt Sbr bonn bereits redt quite
Srennbidaft nit einanper seldlO1len?
iraste g9on.
gu benen, ia. lieber Setter! antmrrtete
Gictor nit militiriider Yraciiion.
tJcr.!ebans fo!et)
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~ 1arAa}AA
eerren gtsSastsarel
giue beriibmte Jrau obne zttcti
QIus bent ~goiton GIsbe.|

oerren NtbattenreI
Gas Gbise TT elm sltes Bib pon Srau aph;a g.
4intbam aus apnn, TafI., bic mebr aIs ireenS cine
a,ibere 6rau in @abrbeit ben Namen ber .Srouen.
freunbin" ben p;ele ibrer Gprreiponbrntinnen ibr
10 gerne 5eiIesen, perbient. sic pibmet f6 nit
benz sr6Bten cifer tbrer arbeit, peIGe Iettere bas
ReiuItat eines IebensiansIi9en etubiums 1T, unb
1T geswunsen feds Nfiiitentinnen fd5 ;u baIten
bic TIT beIfen bte aassebreitete gorafponben;,
ueI9e pon allen Soften ibr sufIiest unb BON benem
cine itsIi4e ib<e ipsseGe 2eibenslaf ober ibre
GreaSe bauon befreit ~ iein, tanbsiebt ;u beant,
ruorten. Ssre qRonsen prdparation 1T elm SeiI-
mittsl tlr snts unb ni9t fur b5ie 8weGe. 50 babe
bet bsiien mas ID }ase. aber,emst. 49, - -'a''
Wegen nbiejcrwoblbewtefenen Gisenf@aften ntrb
ife pon ben bcften Aer5ten be 8 2anbes emp5obIsr
mno perft9rieben: Giner ppn. bieien fast: rDie
sSirtung ~ ruunberbar Mnb erfpdrt pieIeS 2eiben.
SIC fnrirt pouitdnsig bic Id Iimmfe art RutterIeib.
ss.bfauen, 3eneorree, unregeIndbi9e pnb f6merss
lepe monatIte9e aeinigung, iebe aft eamen.aranf.
2stt gntianoang nmb gei9piire, nnnatirIi@en
1infdoiaB, fepe Art Seriesung unb bic barauf fol-,
geneen Hadermaftbef9werben, nro tft befonbers
angenbbar sur 3eit SeS ssbenewe6ieIs.1
SIC bnr3orinst isssn Sbeil bes tnenf9Ii@en
araft ein. 65pd4e, 8Idbfudt, 0rana nad Wet,.
mittsIn nnb Mageni9pa6e wtrb ieber;eit SabnrG
abgebotfen.. ete ehetItMufj j4weuangen aopfidmsrs
ten, MeIpp1e xetpens 1ugeMefne GDrpefi6wdde,
Sdlafolgiett. MbmaStung nnb ftnperbaMli9teit.
Ssnss Gffltl .gansIt@er Srf95pfunq, peldes
e4mersen anb MadsnIeibef gut Sotee Eat, ift fteta
rcaHdnoig poriber nod @ebrau9 bieies 6eilntits
tells. Seberteit unb uilter allen imitdnbet tit bic
Birtxng tnpoH Hfdnbige tlsbereinfonmen NIT benz,
tem ireibitden a6rperipftem nnterIisaenben 0eiet.
9ergreistfnnrst. a TIai9e, s.. fir SIaf6en,
rrb Irtrb BON alien 4potbefern peyfauft. Sraenb
wsl9sr @atb fir tpesiene Sale, xnb bic gamen pon
8ielen bic bnr9 Inwen5ung Der efansen ggiy6una
reGitdnSs hsrse.enf ,porbet, lam man 20 Il
Rrs. g i5rer qripafs sabreie, annit, Mn., erbaIs
ten. wtan fiee gcf.morie anr 8eantporfuna bel.
Gegen 9terer gef9perbeit BET beiben @e,bIed
tern III e;eie Rii9Ing unlberreifbar ME sa5I=
reihe SeueriHe beIpeifen.
mgirs. 4tnttem's 2eber giHen,s faat elm GORE .
ivonbent, .nb bic been in ber gDelt ais SeImitteI
fsqcn wer'torfltiig, galenbefnwerben nnb acber
ertarrung. Sbf @lnt 1ieiniger brinet @mn<
seria sserte rnS t9 srpeifs ni6f pirb baib ebenio
berhmt uiie popnldr fein ME bic Yfiar;est Trapaz
Gin Sster isus t:efc Gran tIs ei,en Cnaben
cnssl anisten, Ssren einsi5er @unid II sInberen
philadelphia, ga. m mrs. q. 81. ..
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: Ser @toot Seros be1itt ,mei Sci

- Der Staat Seras beiibt smei 9ei=
DIE, in pel6en bic Giidsu9t BON Staats=
pegen gepfle9t tpirb. 9lus benz fleineren
Der 9eide tuurben 1000 Slide nod alz
len Sbeilen bes States auf 8erlangen
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den @emdliern beller gebeibt uno lid
raider entIuidelt ais in oenen bes Nor
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