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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

NEW York, Oct. 3S.-An enthusiastic
mass meeting was held by the Democrats in
Union Square Monday night Speakers
stands were erected in every corner
Of the ,quare. Thousand Of Chine sc
lanterns helped the electric lamps
to make the square as light MS
day, while 10000 earnest voters made
things lively with their enthusia m.
The meeting WIS under the auspices of tie
political and labor organizations, and passed
resolutions inlorsins Governor Hin and the
Democratic ticket. Ex- Congro,s man Sum,
ner, of California, said:
The icicle spectacle. I'm Davenport, viii
got few votes from work in smen He is toD
cold to warm their hnmo'. We have n
Democrat in tho presiri ental chnir, anl We
intend to keep him there. | WAS IA hlar. r.
publican during the war AMI worked ali my
might to free the slave. Now ! intan t.,
do tho same for white people, VINO were
shackisd to the Republican party.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

NEW NoRh. Oct. - Logan G. Murray
entertained Canon Fafrar ut Il privats
hrsaktast at tina uliun Lsagu, cinb Tue5-
day morning Anon, tine Iii tinsui'!,al
guests present were Cyrus W. FEEL |. II N.
John jay. Row Or. John Hall, Il " DR.. w.
NJ. Taylor, Morton McMichacl. o. Pailaiel-
phin; Rt k,v. Bishop Dudley, of X nturIy,
President McCo III aud others. Canoi Far
rar, i'll II brief sraech, eNpre SO his dsii5ht
AMI qualification at the KIM an generous
treatment ha had received at thu hands Of
The American psopla AMI that lie would
cherish the memory OF his trip as oHe OF the
most pleasant spochs in hi, If.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
PUBLIC NOTICE.

To John : Bagley. No 45 East e5th Street. New
York City, New York:
BY order of the City Council Of the city OF Rock
Island. You hereby notified Ia fill lots three 49,
four t4l, five (5l, six (ii, seven % and eight ts)
in block fory-three (i3), III the Chicago or Lower
Addition to the city of Rock Island, to line drawn
from point on the south side of said block Two
feet below the grade established for Sixth avenue
opposite said block, to line on the north side of
said block three feet below the grade established
for Fifth avenue opposite said block, within ton
i10l days from this date.
Unless this notice is complied with. within the
The time specified steps will be taken to I'LL the
same al yoUr expense
Dated at Rock Island, Ills, this 2ith day of Oc-
tober A. D.. IsS5.
Louis V. ECKHART City Marshal
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

CoHoES, n. Y, O,t %. john Teemsr
sail Sunday. prior TO bis departure from
Troy, that ii lanlan Thought he did not
have a fair show in Saturdays Inco on ac-
count of the outside course and hi striking
buoy, which overturned his oat, he
Ueemer, would agree to row Hanlan over
the Pleasure Island course. at Troy. next
Saturday, for purpo,e of s., 500 or IS, 900,
Hanlan b. have tho choice of position
Teemer said thnt the race on Saturday was
AaSily Won by him, and that he couI have
Won had ho rowei on the out ida course
i.,ste ID of Hanlan.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL TREASURE
Or Priceless Value, If Is FulhlIs ItH
Owners Expectations.

RED WING, Mimi, Oct. %. 1t is reported
on what seems TO be good authority that
Lewis. the arcGpolosiIt, has i'll his posses
siou pair of golden candlesticks that
answer perfectly TO the description given
in the Bible Of those that stood in front of
the ark in the temple of Solomon,
and arc undoubtedly the same. Though
somewhat worn, tEej arc in a Won
derful state of preservation consider
Ing their antiquity. Mr. Lewis will shortly
exhibit those rare relics of the past to tho
leading jewish rabbis in this country and
Europe, and even at Jerusalem: and If they
shall decide that these are really tho old
sacred canllestckS Of the toinpls the quss.
tion as to the origin of the North Amer
lean mound builders will DO settled fore yer,
innsmuch as Mr.. LOWS exhumsd the can
dlesticks from an Indian burial mound
about SIX miles from Wabashaw, Mimi,
while he was making his headquarters there
last summer.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

CLEVELAND. Oct 27.-The celebration Of
the seventeenth anniversary of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen of the United
States was opened in this, city 10y a grand
parade Tuesday morning. Many prominent
members of the order are present from New
York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Indiana,
illinois and other states. The city is quite
generally decorated in honor of the visitors
The opening addresses were made in the
evening.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
VIII stand by tho Islamh E:;,.

tniCAGo Oc;. IS. C mgros man !i.l =
,on, %: Hin is. who il at the Gran i'lr,.,.
hotel, 'ait Monday TINT he dill i.ut l. l.,.
in a us.,ansion OF the coinage act, Irlyii
in. shrh n step woull democrat Z, silver.
FIR an tha way it now lookel he Il not
t,ink !e would give his support to my
nat nre for the repeal of the Banl i,It.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. % -lt7port, werl
received from ton counties in the st 4tt
Tuesday morning by the Woman's SuiFra.s
convention, now in session in this city, ar.
nouncins that large number OF wcElc
will attempt to vote at the election Rex
Tus 'day.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

ToLONo, Ills, Oct. ~ A fres tral /,
vention for the Fifteenth congressional Ii
tr.ct of Illinois hiss boon called {, innat u,
Charleston on Nov. 3, at 3 o'clo, i, .l til,
It,,.i,se Of elscting dal 'l,ats> t. the nnti ta:
.un.3r.noA at Chic g n ~ Ii aAl T. y 1
ne, t..iAi reSari!siS of party oi ',..yn .
arA ie4is tAi hy the Fro, Trade la ts ! ,
, lent The Charleston convsnti u
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

VIENNA, Ost ~. "A dispatch from St
Petersburg states that the car has expressed
q willingness to allow Prince Alexander to
continue to rule over East Ruumslia, the
territory recently acquired by Bulgaria,
provided that Prince Alexander will agree
tn certain conditions
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
Another Interview Repudiated.

NEW SORK, Oct. IS The Tribune pub
lshes the following, addressed to tho editor.
AMI ,igned 10y N. B. Bacon: "The alleged
interview with N. H. Bacon, relating to
Pre- sidsnt Cleveland, published in several
newspapers. was unauthoriz,d and false IN
all essential Particular"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

> st. Louis physician cured case of
opium habit by the use of cocoaine, but
found when the cure was complete that
the cocaine habit had been formed,
which was as bad as the original disease.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
Rriti.I, O.irsr Arrested IL. "a Spy.

LoNBoI, o.. IS A Viennt dispatch
states hat an Gx-uiii,tr OF tas + i.,'sh army
h .s teen arr 'sted at Mich. H. wa' ella t
ill the uniiurm of c'lunel. AT tho tins
OF his arre t ho was riding along tha out
skirts OF the town AMI il il suspected that
III, mission was f,r tao purI 4os5 of inS pett-
ins AMI obtaining p!ans OF tha frontier de-
fences. He was arrested by an outpost of
thu Servian garrison at Nisch, stripped Of
his uniform, AMI conducted under guard to
s ,m!in on the Austro- Hun 5arian frontier.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

Hercules Wilson, rolored, has resigned
his scat in the Georgia Legislature, CIV
ing us a reason that he Cnn make more
money by laying brick at from - Ia e
n Jay
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

Send to c. |. Hood & Co. Lowell,
Mass, for a book containing statements
of many remaikt cures by Hoods Sar-
saparlla.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-The following
has been promulgated by the president
for the information of the public:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Oct 2S, 1885.
To the Public. For nearly eight
months n large share of the time nl the
president has been devoted to the hearing
of applications for office aud dricrmina-
ton of appointments Much of time thus
spent has undoubtedly subscrvtd the
public good. Some of it has been sacii'
feed to the Indulgence of the people in
their insistence upon useless inter-
views, and somc of it has been un us
tiiiablX wasted. The public welfare aud
/. due regard for the claims of those
wlsoe Interests in government are entire
ly disconnected with office holding i'm
peratively demand that in the future the
time of the pre- sident should be differently
occupied and he confidently expects that
all good citizens will acqucsce in the pro
pricty and rtasonubleness of the follow,
ing plan adopted to that end
After the first day of November the
president will decline to grant interviews
to those seeking pnblic positions or their
advocates,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
during that month from 10 to O'Clock
III the morning he will receive such other
persons as call on strictly public business
and on some days at half past one in the
afternoon he will meet those who merely
desire to pay their respeccs.
On all other days and times during that
month he will receive only cabinet of.
ficcrs and the heads of departments"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28

Tbres conm,.s,ouer. want,d.

WASHINGTON CITY. Oct. 2S. The letter
of resignation of Lsroy b. Thoman, of the
civil service commi sion, wa, laid lefore
the president Monday Referring to the
proved Iracticability and renied ial effective
moss of tho reform. Mr.. Thoman says:
Tried veterans in political warfare
view with amh2amsnt tue facile, thongh
radical departure from tie familiar meth
od- of the spbis system of distributing pat
ronage. Strenuous uni sincere argument
AMI nl'o deliberate pe. versi IN. mark the
cppo'ition Of different groups OF antason-
ist>. And yet it mu TO cDnclu seI that II
ina jarity OF the p"li;icnl lcaiar, III either
patty is iu accord VITA the Peniloton Law,
If it, original enactment and emphatic
dorse nent 10y subsequent congress- Were
honest loS lutlvc eSpras ions. an 1 not tho
coercion Of mhrni coHnr ice by popular SOL
timent, nor partisan i,+"rinmain.
Hc assures the presi lent tnnt the people of
the untry arc heartily in accor,i with him
in this reform. lle believes that the fun lt-
mental lea of civil service is characteristic
part purer lifs in official circles The lctter
closes with warm wishes for the success of
the pre ieut's administration.
The president rsrlying to the letter says:
The resignation thu ton lerol is hereby
accepted, 10 take cf,ct 'u tha first day of
November next | congratulate you upon
the fact that in tle otiic, watch you re-
linQuish You hava been able, by sincere an
earnest work, IN hy steady devotion to
the cause wnicn you Eave hn | III charge,
10 do SO much IN the inlere 1 of good gov
ornment an improved political method.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
CLEVELAND'S FUTURE.
A STARTLING SUGGESTION THAT
GATH" HAS HEARD,
Which Is Given for What 1t 1. Worth =
Civil Services Reform -Thotnau's Res-
igaation--Ihurman on sherul an
IUi teal piGkin.s.

CIHCiYNArI ort. IS Hatn, in his dis
patch 10 1ne E,,iI tcr. -ys;
You nseI no apn.b- = ft,In fnB ior send.
Ing my iiuprc ,st N, ltoNavsT nrpIs they
may be. Fre iI..lt Cave'aul s,cihs now
to I've il II lecAl!a" Ia,.itlo tearI
R'putlcan editor Of this state
say tint he thought Cleveland
might los the next Republican candidate
for chisf masi ,traie. At ti@ | would have
smiled but that at the Saratoga convention
which nominated Hill heard somsthins of
the same kind. Tie person whu told mo
there was of muswump Affiliations, though
a Republican. Jcst after / heard the snine
idea repeated | told a worry prominent
Ohioau, who sail: mo, the Republican party
is not going tn trade away its copyright and
set an example of inti.ieiity to party oganl'
z,tion Ii we abandon tho theory of the ma
jorty being right, we abandon our govern
mant idea. Then every petty prince can
eros, over from the other party and pat US
in tic pO it:Dn that Continental Europe il in
OF ceiling out their liberty to tho respect
able rc,on OF some incidental kinsly house.
n, 10 tho increase of support for civil
service reform | am of the opiuion that it
hui gro With. The Republicans themselves
are annoyed by suspected trading on the
Sroun II patronage within their own lines.
HsIuhl.caus, like Democrat IN the main
support their standard nominees without
personal expectation. Ii tie idea gets hold
OF them that tha patronage CT tho party
is hoinS u'el TO cheat tie political express
sion of tho party they naturally be-
gin to Iurn the patronage. If civil service
ref rm will Drenk up these trades it wilt
seem less nn inll.ct than WIN made II
false riier on the party. In fact, there is
nceied Il better reason fer civil service re-
form than any reason yet given. There l.,
however, growing hntrei in our largo
cities of tho un5crupulou- boss system,
which has no sincere attach inent to party,
but will sell on. AMI take from nn opponent
who wants All Office II portion of his gross
TSceip,s in advance
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
sherman in the Front Rank.

TOLEDO, Onio. Oct. %. --tovernor Hua1ly
ard Judge 1hurmsn wera hore Monday. In
answer to SugS stion by IL gentleman
whom he mot ut the hotel that Charley
10 ter woul be a rival of Sherman for tic
sonator.:lip, the jaigo said:
No, no. you aro wrong. Ttoro is no ri.
vniIy between C;inrle5 Foster and .Inhn
iS!.ernan. Ii tho Republicans Should lave
a ma 1rty in The legislature, john Sherman
viii succ5od hun olf Charlie Foster will
do all hs can to MAKE the legislature
Republican, ali II successful Will
do all he can 10 make John Sherman SEN
ator. HA Is not going to bs IN Snefman's
way. If Sherman carries Oaio this time he
will be the most prominent Republican can.
didate for the presidency. II Sherman is
nominated anl olectc a president Foster
expects either to succeed him in the
senate, if the legislature shall lie Rapub-
ican at that time. or have plac, in Sler-
mans cabinet. Foraker also comes into
tho calculation in tho event of things go-
ing their way AMI they can hold ON to the
state. If they get all they want Fo,ter
may go into the cabinet and Foraker drop
into Shermans place in til. 'enato.'
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
h ALF,rENT A WORD.

TnE iE''rs hcreafie" VIII publish IN this col
ann all IA Nutti4cmcnte o1 Lost Found, For Rent
ior Sale, 30 ri or Rooms, Wanted. and similar
notices. AT the low rate of one hHlf Il cent a WDra
Zach figure word, but no advertisement less
than ten cents
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06
uuolid(iher Mann.

@arum bararf be6arren, Den Nta9en
5u perbcrben bur6 ben GenuB un9ciuu=
Scr 5pciiclt uuo beniel6er i'll biciem gu
Itnro ju ~lnIier, u~nitutt ibn sum- gtuberl
ulb Der Sbdti9feit 5uriid5ugeben.
N1nndJe bcnfen, 0pspcplie lit un6eilbar.
Gs ii1b ~biejeni9cn, iuel6e nie Srplpn's
Sron Sittcrs %9cnumuncn babet. Oieie
ipertbuolle 5amilien Mebijin mndt
frrjer @rujcB nit Dem Ylu99eiIt unN be.
idbigt Die Serbnuun9sOr9ale, ibre Ir-
belt iortjuieben. i6crr 8. 6. Collins
BON Seufuf, Soma, ia9t: SD 9ebruu6te
Sre!un's Sron Sitters 9c9cn 9pspepiic
mn babe 9roBen 9tuber erbnlten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06

9lm letten Surntag iuaren es so
Sabre ieit benz 9rdBli6en @iienbnbnun=
oliid bas iib on Der @nscpnaoe Bride
crei9nete. g9ir briu9cn, nn an5erer
StelIe einen 8iidblid nuf Die S6refens=
Iceue jene3 cages, pelder o %unierel
9eIern 9eiuiB nit sruBcm SlttercIie &C.
leien iuerocn miro. Serr @m 6.
Soeing, Der elmer Der Nniia9iere bes
uerbdn9niBuuGIen Giienbnbnjuses iuar,
bat an bemielben Gage cine 3ei9nuns
Der uugliidsI tdtte ~entluurfcn Die er ms
lcbte ISOLDE 5ei9te unb fuelde ein &c
treues Bib Der lln9liidsitdtte 9iebt.
8ir bebnuern iebr, baB mir Die Sei9=
nurlg nidt Seitis 9enu9 crbuIten buben
I'M urs in 6tanb ju ieben bieielbe burd
eilen SulSi6nitt unieren 9eiern uor;ri=
fiibren.
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Senrn sfueiher. ein misrathenes

SenrD S9ueiber, ein miBratbe1es
Sermnnner &in6, Der i6On einen Ger
min I'M Staats5u6tbauie ipe9en Sez
trubs nbseieiien bate, begging, tpie mir
+. 3. beridtcten, in ct. 9puis upr meb=
reren Sabren einen fei9en MOro nnp
Tii9tete Ii6 fur5 bnrauf nn6 n%llerer
Staot. 9a aber Die 8OliSel linn auI
berG ful9te flpb ct ronSernnrn urlO
murbe in ct. 2ouis BON ben .SebDroer
einsefan9en unb gum Ero5eB feitsebal'
ten. S6neiber iul benz Sarmer &ran5
unb beiien 5rar, Die i'll Der Ndbe oOu
ct. 9puis iuobuten, 9ift i'll einem @lnit
8ier perabrei9t baben III befen 5Ol9en,
uie Die Gproners lluterIu9un9 bies be.
Itdtigte, Srnn5 itarb, feline Srau jeoOd
nit benz 2eben oaupn fam. Der Gros
seB tuuroe BON eiliem Ternin bes ct
| Coulter Criminal @eri6ts Bis gum oil.
beren ueri6uben Bis beriel6e, nafbe en-
6raua rans Die 6auptSeu9in 9%eitorben lit
enbli6 9eitern nieoer sur &er9unblung
fummen iolte. gSic Der Hrp5eB per
lief lit uts biz jebt, 5ur 3eit als ipil
sur 9rciIe geben nod ni6t befunnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06

9err 5riebri6 Srnfemeper unb Cat
tin, upn 9rate, iuuroeu i'll lebter 3eii
i6uer pom S6iflal %betrOffcn. Sic
ltanoen i'll Der frrjen Spanue 3eit pur
orci Sn9en 5iueimul um %oIfeuen @rabe
zines ibrer 9ieblin9e. Im Sunnta9,
Den -. Sftotcr, wurbe elmer ibrcr
SD6ne, Ser ar 0pptberie 9eitprben, 5ur
lcbtcn 8ube bcltuttct urtb an boranI
Iplgenben Mittup6 fOl9ten lie Der irbi=
l6en Sii0e bes i3lucitcu, Der ebenTulls
oielcr i6redli6en Srnnfbcit erle9en,
sur Iester 8ubeltdttc. Die tiefbetriib.
ten Gltern babcu bas berSli6e Seileib
Nder lit ibrem Sdmcr5e I'M Die 9abi1t=
9c16icncucu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06
- . a

9o9 ncue 0jcI60itsbaus tes 0crrlt
6. Gbriitmam lit mtumeGr pollcnoct
uno bat Der Gigeut6imcr ieire 9(ciber=
BanOlun9 lcjt lcgtcr 2So6e na6 bent
ielbcn ucrlcat. 0as gerdumige 9pcal
biettt !0crrn G6riltmnm Gelcgcnbcit
%Icincn 9rpBcu @&aorcnuurratb uortbeil-
bait oHs5nItcaeu un6 bnB CT es ni6t
%pcridurrt Eat oicic @cIc9enbcit 5l be
nutcn, bnUpn iibcrjcugt Elm ScIu6 i'll
icincm nctcn HIatc, lpO Der %5upprfpm-
meroe SducioermeiItcr l~circrt rci6bal-
tigcu %OrrGtb uon &leiOcrn III i6bnltcr
S&eiie juI Sdau 9eitellt bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06
glehtes beuti6es Strif9arn mir p
Gcrts pro Strnn9 BEL &rnettGp's.

6ul9enbe nusmd,tigen Iopofaten
iuubnteu bieIe @Udc ben Sibun9en Der
Circuit Court bel: 81. 9. &purs ppn
Gum, 8ubulp6 6irSel BON @uibin9ton,
s. @. Suuliuare BON Sutton, Sam.
Ntpsbp bon 9irr, s. 6. &isfabocn BON
@aibir9tpn, u. g. Yope pm SeIferion
Gitp, uib 5rauf Barter BON 3Ola, $40.
Inter u%nIeren bieii9cn 8cdts9elebrtet
weldJe i'm Snterehe ibrer Glientcn ben
@eri6tsiitungcn beilupbnten, bcmerften
mir 5ol9clbe: 5. g. @eniel, 6. DC.
Glnrf, Sbos. ). McMiIan utb g. @.
Surdarb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-06

1ner letoer ais Oh DER u19tlGitwe 6h9=
rer bieies 3u9es, benielbrn in anertfdr'
li9er 8erblenbun9 benz SerOerben ents
sesen sefibrt babe.
&ur5 Dor Der Bride befano ii9 cine
Sientli6 idorfe @urne; mon pufierte
bieielbe nit elmer @eiduinbisfeit BON
minbeitens 25 @eilen Die Gtrnbe, unb
unmittel6nr barnuf fubr Der 3us,
nit faum permin6eter &rnff, auf bic
uerbdn9niBbone Bride.
Serr SubiOn 6. Sribse, Der Srdiiz
bent Der 8abn unb Serr Sbomas g.
O'SulIiunn, Der Gbef Snsenieur, befan@
ben ii9 nuf benz 9enber Der 2Ufomoz
tipe. SIM MOment bes N%uffabrens
inste Serr 8ribse Su Serrn O'Su1iuan
er befiirdte bic Bride f6nte bas enOr>
me @eiui6t nidt trn9en; 9err O'Suli-
ban ertpiberte ieboh, baB feline 9efabr
porbanoen lei. Sa = I'M nd6Iten 4lz
genblid, erfol9te ein fur9tbarer &ra6;
Die 2OfOmotiue itiirste in Die Siefe nm
@agsOn nuf @ussUn fUlste nit fur6tz
bnrer S6neli9trit nn6. Die SUIT mar
erfiiIt bon Dem &ra6en Der Seri6metz
terten @n99ons, unb benz ber55erreiB
enben @ef9rei unb SIlferuf Der UNI
sliidli6en Spfsr. llno nls oh bies mod
ni6t senug lei, geiellte ii6 bier5u au6
mod bas biitere 8aIen Der @lemente.
9as56redlide mar sei6eben; ems Der
entieB1i6iten l1n9liide uel9es bic Sc
i6i6te Der @iienbnbnen fennt, bate
1tntt9efunnen. Cine @nSab1 bon As
Meni6enleben iuaren Dem Srrtbum bes
gbef= Snsenieurs gum Spfer 9efullen.
9ieierlln91iidli9e ielbit, be5ablte ieinen
Srrt6um nit benz 2eben.
@ir ipp1en unIere 2eIer nit elmer
8ei9reibun9 Der Sdmera= unb Srnuer.
Scenen, tpel9e nun fol9ten, ueri6uneu
Ielbft bic le6enbi9fte berartige 8eIdreib=
ing blei6t INNER melt binter Der furdt=
barren @irfli6teit Suriid. Sen Gin.
orud elmer iulden entIeBliden &atn.
Itrupbe fam mir S~erienige p~o1Itdnoia
besreifen, tpel6er Iie ielbit burdgemn6i
bat. Nur 10 biel miiien mir nod be:
merten, baB BON ben iiberlebenben uni
unperlebten 9niia9ieren, Die gr0Bter
Nnitrengunger 9enIa6t ipurben nm DIT
Serungliidten aus ibrer i6redli9er
Gage 81 befreien, unb oenielben 10 raid
tuie mir m69li6 Silfe unb 2inoerunt
81 ueri6nffen. Inter BEN 2beilnebmerr
aus Sermnm befanben Ii6 feline Spbte
iuObl aber cine InSabl mebt Ober neni
| ger i6uer S%erpunoete. 9lm i6limmItel
> purbe Serr Sarl Se6ue b%etrpfen; e
mar 10 i6iuer OerleBt, baB er fir Del
91e1t leines Qebens Elm Sriippel blieb
I Die Serren Soiepb 9efieG, Gbuarb Ora
mer, unb Snfpb &ommel murben eben
faGs Siemli9 i6tuer uerlebt; ipGbreni
Die Serrcn Gbas. >. Giben, 9tusui
9~teucnbubn, Sui. SunObauien 9tusui
2eimer, @m. 6. Sueiu9 unb ISM
Su9t nit minber i6weren Serlebtun9el
baoon fnmert. 9ie i'm Snfang ertud6nt
l Sd9er GUmpanie uno Die Muiit fameu
| 10 81 Insen, nit benz S6reden bnpUn
inbem ibr @a99ou, ais Der lebte in
| 3u9e, ni6t nit binabftiirSte. llui
9icrmit iupllen mir unIeru trnurigel
8iid6lid beI9lieBeu; i'll Der Sufnung
baB Ii6 9tebulides nidt mebr ereisnel
nt09e.
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SanOf6ufer

pertsn barauf aufmsrfiam ssna6t, fae mir
5armen RON so 9rrrs uno barber ;u perfau-
fen bateu, ME ne nt&t better sefunbrn tpsrern
fTnnsn. Die prriIs fur 2an6 inb ssgtnpdr-
tig 70, has nun ui6t balb richer 70 rrrtbeiI-
bait faufen flnn. gSir rdthrn III Iercn 2dnhs-
prtiie III faufrn, fdtt meter trslli6 nit ibrem
3ufunft au3ubirh BEN. Sir seben auf BE.
fraeen eetne fGriftliht Susfunft. Diei'ni;
gen, bic teabi6tissn I6 bier umsuisben,
rsrben bel uns Before Nusfunft erbaltrn ale
ansersrr, neil mir ni6t nur i'm bislisrn, Ipn,
bern aud in ben ansrenisErsn Counties ppbI
tcfanni IIne.
9utboff & @altenborIt,
@rnerreia, lafayette County. Np.
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reno wcfdbem g&cber einen Sadltciu auf-
bob mo leincm Gc9ner cine 9cIdbrli6e
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bamit bcibro6tc. 0anIcn ref beiinu
un9slcs nicbcr unh tuurbc no6 Icincr
&pbuut9 gcbradt 100 i%uiort dr5tlide
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lcbcns9eIdbrlider MiatIr Iirb, bod DAB
i'll oller @nGrlfeiili6feit !6anicr hns
linfc 9lugcnlidt Ucrlicrcu iuirb.
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gutter Gci6dit:maun uno 8cnmtcr I6or
ldngit crluieieu, nbcr am lctten Spmntng
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800 &egel worL auf mel6c bic 0crrcn
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ten. NIIjuit, shake!