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Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH,
RODNEY.
FOR PRESIDENT.
N UGH Il. WHITE,
OF TENNESSEE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN TYLER,

What strange river this Mississippi Is |!
Last week we were predicting an overflow,
and glimpses Of awful forebOdings were visi-
BILE upon the faces Of many of the river
planters; but within the short space of six
days, all these gloomy thoughts have been
dissipatcd, and the river is now falliagsat
about the same rate that, in our last, we
stated it was rising. Such has ever been
the case with us. When Ee would state
that the Mississippi was rising with unPa-
ralleled apidity-by the time our paper
came from the press, fall was sure to fol-
low-or, If falling, the result was alike CON
Trajectory to our assertion.
TEXAS VoLUNrEERs. SAC company Of about
two hundred volunteers from Kentucky
passed this place on Wednesday evening
last, on board the steamboat Tuskina, bound
for Texas, with the intention Of joining The
army. They were all, so far as VIC could
learn, .able-bodied men, in good spirits and
6no health. They carry with them the
best wishes Of every lover of freedom.
We are much gratificd to find very
Iaudable disposition manifested by the citi-
zens of our county, as well as the state gene
rally, towards promoting, to a greater cx-
tent than has heretofore been done, the
cause Of education, and the diffusion of cor
rect and useful knowledge.
Through inadvertence, VIC have neglected
to notice the exertions now making by a
portion Of the most respectable class Of our
community, to establish FEMALE ACADE-
MY in the town Of Fayettc, The branches
taught, terms per session, &C., will be
found in to-day's paper, and which We have
published for several weeks past. "
The Preceptress, Mrs. D. c. TIERE, is
spoken Of as lady of accomplished educa-
tion, and every way calculated to inStil into
the minds Of her pupils that knowledge
which will ever render them an ornament
10 society, and blessing to their parents.
That the institution may prosper, is our
heartfelt wish.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

The Thames Tunnel is a huge euF'9si,y' !,
and attracts q great number ot 'isl'1's el.'y
Between $1,000 and $4,000 persons F,s..eI 3,
il last year. Il progresses slowly and Slll
ao, B-oi,.bly he completed before The Bunker
Hili Monument in Charleston. According
70 the report read at the late annual meet
ino. the tunnel is exactly eighfeea iacae'
LONGER than il was eleven years ago!
Boston Mer. Jour.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

Rts5lll, Hhat Canerea possesses nq
uu,harsy io Interfere q any
uEf. with tie institution o. slaveEyl % any
ofths states Of this cenleieacy.
Resalnsd, That congress ought net io in-
ierlore, IN any way, with slavery IN The Dis-
tict of Columbia.
And whereas it is extremely important
and desirable that the agitation Of this sub
isct should be finally arrested, ior the Pur'
pose oil restoring tranquility to the puoiie
mind, your committee respectfully recon.
mend the adoption Of the following addl-
tional resolution, viz;
Resolred, That oil petitions, memorials
resolutions, propositions, or papers, relating
In aHy way, or to any extent whatever u
The subject Of slavery, or the abolition o.
slavery, shall, without being either printed
or referred, be laid upon the table, and lhal
no further aeti1n whatever shall be had
th ,reon.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
FLORIDA.

The last news from the seat of war in
Florida brings no cheering intelligence
The Indians, as yet, have maintained de.
cided advantage, and are following up all
their successes by still more fendish and
savage warfare. General ScoTT, formerly
commander-in-chief Of the forces employed
against the Creeks and Seminoles, has been
supplanted by Gen. JEssUP, a man Of known
ability as general, and possessing the
courage and daring Of one fitted for such an
undertaking. We entertain but little doubt
now, that the war will speedily close--but
not without the total annihilation Of those
devils lncarnate who are laying waste the
country, and numbering, indiscriminately,
men, women, and children.
Gen. ScoTT, we understand, has retired
to his summer quarters in Virginia, where
he win be safely out Of the reach Of the
dreaded yell of the savage, or the "accursed
music" Of the mosquitoes, which SO much.,an-
noyed him while in the swarnps and marshes
Of Florida.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
June "a
CODartnersIAiD,

THE Undersigned, have this day asso.
II ciated themselves together, for the
purpose Of conducting General Agency
and Commission Business in New Orleans,
Natchcz and Rodney, to bc called and
known as follows, viz:
KELLY, Mason & Co., Ncp Orleans.
Mason, HARRIS & Co., Matches.
HARRIS, KELLY g. Co., Rodney.
They will, at all times, he prepared to
make liberal advances OH Cotton, or any
other articles consigned to them, and hope,
by attention to business, to give satisfaction
to those who may favor them with consign-
ments.
HENRY KELLY,
S. A. MASON,
LEVI G. HARRIS.
June "a, 1888. 2O-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

Dull OF APPREHENSION. New
York Spirit ofthe Times has, among other
excellent things the following:
"Stop that cow" have got no stopper
z Head her,p "her head IS on the right
end, ni"TGn her" sEler skin is on the
right side,' "D-n i'll speak to her,n-"Good
Mrs. Cop." The cuteness Of this fellow
reminds us Of the Georgia waggoner, who
didn't like raush to lei out secret.
AWhal's cotton2 asked WAGNER with
a load, Of one returning empty
"Why it's cotton" was the reply.
"But does fosch any thingfs
sNo my team fotck itg'
81 moan whas does i come to ~ VA
aWby to the loom, to-be SUR"
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
Nnfice "a RmiIGlers.

.ORDERED, that the clerk Of this board
give notice, by publication for six
weeks in the Rodney Telegraph and Match
ez Courier, tina: this board will, at a special
meeting, to be held on the second Monday
in July, receive sealed proposals for furnish
ING materials for and completing building
in Fayette, OF the following dosa-;rsssar -
Wit:
A brick clerks Office, thirty-six feet front
ly twenty wide; walls thirteen inches in
thickness and thirteen feet high, one stOryi
chimney at each end; partition wall nine
inches in thickness; two doors in font 10
correspond with two windows in front Of
twenty -four lights of glass, ten by twelve;
four windows in the rear, opposite the said
front windows and doors; three coats Of
plaster on ceiling; wals inside to be neatly
pointed and painted; roof to be covered
with tin; the doors and windOw-shutiers to
be covered on the outside with sheet iron,
in fre-proof manner; door and window-sills
to be of stone, or of wood, covered with
shcet-iron: floors paved with brick on edge.
All to be neatly painted; the walls red;
the roof. doors and winlow-shutters Of lead
color, to be completed on or before the first
Monday in June, 1887. Proposals, sealed,
may be left with the clerk of the board, or
any of the members Of the board, and will
not be opened until the said special meet
ing. BY order of the B ,ard Clun;y Police,
JAMES ]. COLLINS, CLERK.
Fayottc, June lG, 1886. 20-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
IRON the Grand Gulf Advertiser.

CONVENTION OF EDIToRs. Within the last
two years, the corps editorial Of Mississippi
has considerably increased. There are
now, or about to be, published inthis state,
the following newspapers, VIZ;
AT Pontotock, in the county Of Pontotock,
the Register, and the Gazette. AT Grena-
da, in the county Of Yalobusha, the Grenada
Bulletin. AT Tuscahoma, in the county Of
TalIahatchie, the Tuscahomian. AT Man
chester, the county of Yazoo, the Whig
AT Lexington in the county of Holmes, the
Gazette. AT Columbus; in the county OF
Madison, the Herald. AT Jackson, in the
county Of Kinds, the Banner, q the Misssslp-
pian. AtClinton, in the same county, the
Gazette. AT Raymond, in the same county,
the Times. AT Gallatin, in the county Of
Copiah,the Democrat. AT Liberty, in the
county Of Amite, the Advocate. AT Wood
vile, in the county of Wilkinson, the Repub-
lican. AtNatchez, in The county Of Adams,
the Courier g. Journal, Daily, Tri-Weekly,
and Weekly, the Free Traderthe Christian
Herald, and the Cold Water Man, MONTH
ly publication. At Rodney, in the county
Of jefferson, the Telegraph. At Vicksburg,
in the county Of Warren, the Register. AT
Post Gibson, in the county of Claiborne, the
Correspondent. At Grand Gulf, in the
same county the Grand Gulf Advertiser,
and Vose's Annual Southwestern Directory,
Advertiser g. Almanac In all, 20,
The editorial corps Of the state consisting,
as it does, of about 80, the question may be
presented to all, touching the Propriety Of a
convention ofthe editors Of the state to meet
at Jackson, at some day most generally con-
yenient.
The Press, generally, should be subject
70 some kind Of general regulation, with
view to promote the best interests OF the
people generally, and it is not less clear
that the conductors Of the Press alone, are
ne uropcr persons to impose the laws, and
define the obligations Of which they should
sustain, and by which they should be bound.
IEin doing SC. they should chance to tres
mass on the rights Of others, time would
bring with II corrective.
There are now, in the United States,
about 1900 presses, each with subscrip-
ton list Of, from $50 up to $4,000 names,
and all, with united circulation Of more
than 6OOOO,OOO of sheets per unnum. Il
would be a wonderful anomaly, if, unregu-
lated and unrestranied, except by laws
based upon the moral convictions Of each
individual conductor, these mighty engines
could act upon the minds, Of the greht mass
Of mankind without impressing upon them
much error along with truth. To Obyiate
this, a. much as possible, would be a legi-
innate object Of state convention Of edi-
tors.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24


GEk. fIOUsqoN AND SANTA ArxA's EcR-
Maa FaEEkDsHIP; THEIR coNouEsT or
1'ExAs AND Mexico.
Strange and incredulous as such rcla-
tionship and design nlay seem, It ls never
theIess almost unquesiionably true that Gen.
Houston and Santa Anna, some 5 or years
AGO. were most intimate friends and contem
plated with great faith ofsuccess, the con-
uncsl Of Texas, and thereby that Of Mexico
.--tYes,n ? said Gen. Houston to friend from
whom we acquire this information, II will
revel ii the palaces ot the Montezumasl"
Our inlormant says that Santa Anna was at
Washington with Gen. Houston, the year
f1af she latter had an alteration with the
Hon. Mr. Stansbury Of Ohio--Sania Anna
was then driven from Mexico, by ihe sue.
cess 81 lis arrival, and while he and Gen..
Houston we're endeayoring 70 effect loan
6fthree millions Of dollars for the conquest
~ Texas, 4 committee arrived al Washing
tn from Mexico, leaving Gen. Houston 20
Isueh over tie idea Of the contemplated
aoneness. But how feeble are human
eaicnlasionsl Housten BY no means aban-
d0ncd 10 idea Of s'riosing the palaces of
Il
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

uZoenlsl bow nsa
aThrss tiers ni Humbargh,.. .,.-
afeav. Stranger, you're iiiie 'oo cute
Cos ms.n ,rc.a, 81
Baltimore IruaserlPi'
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
June "a, 1885
NOTICE.

I'm PURSUANCE of an order from the
Hon. Probate Court Of Jefferson county
the undersigned, Executor the late Thomas
A. Elan, will offer at Public Sale to the high.
est bidder, at the plantation of Mr.. James
Payne, on Saturday the 10Th July, a part oI
his personal property, consisting Of a small
stock of Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs; also a
sidebOard, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, sett
Of China and Glass Ware, and sundry other
articles, too tedious to ennmerate. The
whole to be sold OH credit of twelve months,
the purchaser giving notes, with approved
security
ROBERT Y. WOOD.
Intending to leave the state for short
time, hereby appoint JAMES PAYNE my
agent during my absence. 2
R.Y. w.
June "a 20-4w
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
50. Louis, May 81.

BURNING OF ABOLITION PAMPHLETs.-Wc
learn from Marion county, that considera-
BILE excitement was lately produced amongst
its citizens, by reports OF the reception Of
boxes of Abolition pamphlets in that quar-
ter. Search was made, and two boxes were
found, filed with these incendiary produc-
lions. They were Immediately seized by
the people and committed to the flames in
PALMYRA. Two or three individuals, to
whom they were directed, or in whose pos
session they were found, were also taken,
and a limited period given them to make
their escape from the state. A meeting Of
the citizens was called TO be held this day,
for the adoption Of such measures as may
be necessary to protect themselves against
the reckless efforts Of those disturbers Of so
cial order. The particulars will probably
reach US in day or two.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
STEAM ENGINE AT AUCTION
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

VNTlLL BE SOLD, on the 25th day d
July next, to the highest bidder. !
STEAM ENGINE, belonging to the estate
Of Putnam r Williams, deed, which has
been just received from the Foundry of Be.
mis- q Go. Of Pittsburg. Also cart and
wrought irons for Steam Saw and Grist
Mill. The engine is Of sufficient power for
a Saw and Grist Mill, with one saw and
one run Of stones, and the cart and wrought
iron complete for such mill.
The sale win take place in Rodney.
Terms, twelve months credit-bond ana
good security required.
CHAS. CLARK,
r. DIXON,
B. N. MARKHAM,
n ddm'rs.
March 80, 2O-sds
A aa a
tus rHM s. aIg
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

EFT on board The Steamboat Columbia.
IN berth No. Is, about the twelfth Of
May, 1880, a GREEN POCKET-BOOK.
containing promissory note, drawn bvJ
Watson, payable to T X M,AIister. AZ tho
cotnting-room Of A Hist, Watt Il Co. 4,
Watcher, \, Mississipp,and endorsed By James
watson, Of Mississippi, and T K M'AIister
q Louisiana, for $7 50, or thereabout, with
Ten per cent interest, until paid. Said note
was ,gao due about the fifth or sixth day Of April,
lcSo, Also, note drawn BY Nimrod Sci.
scr TOR 800, payable to A @ Bowen, Or or
DER, and due thirty days after date. Also.
~ order drawn by the captain Of the steam.
eOa. .aafInpilghter, on the oil-miIl at Natchez,
lor Slan' and accepted BY the agent Of said
nlll' Az persons are cautioned not ID trade
Tor any Of said notes.
A. G. BOWEN.
June y lO-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

The editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser
makes proposition for convention of edi-
tors throughout the state, to be holden at
such time and place rs may hereafter be
agreed upon, for the purpose Of fixing some
settled rule Of action among tho corps. We
are pleased with the plan, and we know
none moro likely to be benefited by it than
our friend Smyth. In bis editorial capacity,
hc has been acting without settled rule
ever since the commencement Of his paper,
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

WAINl'S PANACEA, Buffers Efer
- vcscent Magnesia, Saratoga & Ginger
Beer Powders. For sale by
4. G. COMPTON.
June "a COY
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
Fresh Medicines.

YVHE Subscriber has just received a large
n assortment of Drugs and Medicines
all of which urc fresh and genuine. Ht
will be happy to supply his friends and the
public on the most liberal terms.
L. &. COMPTON.
June "a COY
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

The following resoluticls were appended
to the report from the Select Committee, to
whom was referred the memorials On the
subject Of the Abolition of Slavery il the
District Of Columbia, and offered BY Mr.
PIycKEEV for consideration. The vote Of
the House was taken on each resolution.
separately and eachsadoptcd.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
Notice.

pROPCsALS for erecting nnd keeping
in repair for five years, A BRIDGE
across the north fork Of Coles Creek, al
Trimble's Mill, viii be received BY the
County Police Of Jefferson County, on the
second Monday Of July next.
BY order Of the Board,
JAMES ]. COLLIER, Clerk.
Fayette, June l6, 1885. 2O-3w
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

Governor LYNCH has offered a reward
BY proclamation Of Three Hundred Dollars
for the apprehension and deIivoryof THcnAs
THArcHER, who murdered Samuel dahan,
in vicksburg, on the 25th Of last December.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

Most Of our readers, no doubt, have seen
notice of the explosion on board the stoam-
boat Rob Roy, which took place on the 9th
inst, about two miles above Columbia, Ar
kansas. The following is list Of the names
of persons killed and wounded by that terri
bic accident-if any such occurrences eau
be termed accidents.
BOATS CREW.
Levi Jackson, (CarPenter) Louisville, badly
scalded
John Share, (cabin hoy) do since
dead.
Felix Davis, (colOurcd man, fireman. Jetier-
sOnyille, severely scalded-since dead.
John DOzier (deck hand) Beaver county, Pa
slightly scalded.
Charles Lowd, (tireman) Boston, slightly
scalded.
George Williams, (coloured man, iircman)
Cincinnati, not found.
DECK PASSENGERS.
Henry Snodgrass, Parker CO. Ind badly
Levi Hamblim, Dearborn City, DO
John O'B,icn, City Cherry, Ireland,do
William Lynch, Cincinnati, Go
I p. w. Blna, Madison, Ind. do
Michael Reagan, Warrenton, Miss. do
- Hentry, Louisville, slightly
John Cavcnaugh, Cary Co., Ireland, badly
William Spear, Pttsburg, Pa. do
VIM. Southwark, New York, slightly
Richard Fulton, Davis Co, Ind. do
William Reagin, Scott Co, Mo. badly
~ a; Drauen, Lowerdale Co, Tenn. do
wne anu Children since dead.
Peter Vincent, (col'd many Highland Creek,
not found.
1ilden Hodge, Randolph, scaldcd badly
The number lost overheard cannot be ac-
curately asccrtuined perhaps not more
than 3 or 4, besides those enumerated In
the list,
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

RanTe oI ths Thermomeser fer Junei
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-12

llaterssi6neter benabriebtieet bas pu I'll
FUN, baB e. iIdb als prattiiber ar3t In
Starf 60. Sb- rlieoer0e=
mdeu BAT. Dur6 pisliabriee Stnolen auf
bcu beFeu lluipsrTtdten, uno burb Idngern
9lufentbaIt in oeu 9r6Bten Qo(pitSIeru Don
Dsutf tf1Iauo uns Graufrei6 1T ct i'm Stanf
os, AUDI bic larsspierisfen uno bartnddiS'
fen llebsl, IN 3eSuS auf tueoi3iuilbe Ss'
baueIuug, asie su@ auf dirurSiE1e Speras
tienen, oureD nsue uno 3uuetldlfISe Snr-
,netbeben 3ur 9ei;ans Sa tttnsen.
Su ieinsu fr&tsrm Wirfunsssreifen 81
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t. e, binreideuee UeIssenbeit oefnneen, Rcb
nit Dem gbarafter uno ceu Mcoifeaslcnsn
oerin oie1sx, Qense herrfbsnosn Granepslts-
formsu pertraut "a tnabeu.
Goc. S. Gouw'9r,
praStifder Arit, g4unear3t uno Os
burt5tetfsr eppsobittiu Dentf1lane
nno bsD Der tnsbiSinifbs blrur'
sii9su 8seuttitW 8a'timot.
@reento 90 II, ,, 13tsn Julp, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-12
Mtut01ttr!Dunbar llnb 5aab' 81
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GanaI8rI6e .
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ousaefubtsr uno lebr tpcbIfeiIer Gutter ftr
oieie SabreSssit er6fnet bsitebsnS 'n:
trpdenen', Sarter1sf nno 'SDnel>
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@iGem 0U6woarsn auer Artt 0la'
gel, 2e0er &c. &C..
psldbe er 70 wO9lfeil cerfaaft als irsene ie'
manb in bielem Matfte.
8 b en- a US.
Elm QBoarbous uno Bobnbous,
7luslctten, uno nbrr!,eb .. Stdpt'
den unsefdbr
$50 Il eter ano
am GanaL stsi6 obsrbaIb garrs
.BriGe.
geruer:-1ec Mder bsp 8. g.
perbare's Mhble, alle nelebe er 81 ben o'I
Iiotten Orei{eu aun Dstfaufe antistst.
Gr aabtt ieesrssis baar 0elo fh'
gRai,su, Del(dsorn, 9aber, SladNaan'sn'
SBo(le. ,e. &C., unb ,pirb piEstiia une aufs
usrtIam ispes epsSitiou5s une @emmilil
pusaeid,ift tefosseu. pUnNt (ene 6rsunoe
nno Runoea Jpn besnuftissn nSSsn.
MaiIllou. SulD 10. 1885. 12stI.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-12
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Hobtfeilsr otnn jem0ls ?
Die tluter(briebsnen sei9sn ibreu Grenn:
een uab &unoen. uno oem, ean3enpu5lsum
srsebenf an. oae Es in Ge1haftSpetb;neune
8stretteu Ino. Sie ba5en itren SGapp,
in Der 2u5cera,pas SraEe,in Canton, (ee:
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teua SsrarbBert, une meyheu oaieItlt BE- fan
big euf pauo babsn, Elm eropss s!Hortiweut
SdneL 3dumen .S5otte!bd9st
SeW@ilem Yifolenboiftern eapob
Itriiten GboGo6, patrontolben, &c.
Dearborn 9eGDirr, & u ii, m cts
0dul69eGbirr jeoer 2lrt 6 . f e.,
Ssuer' @pmert 2puoDner 9Bosen
peitGNen, Neita, gle9antes, 0ar9iu
tet, uuo Gig : peit(1en Gtdt(1,
SteOtsn jsoer Ootun9.
2ges Sou sutsr 0uaIitdt init ben befen
MaterteIien Nao iouber semad)t wouen fe
i'm GroDen unb &Ieinsn, 70 DoblfeiI ais eS
in bsu peltlidsu Staatsu ir8enbspO 81 ba:
BEN 1T, 9e9eu 9 G0r0elo ober annebms
li1e QanoeS @rcoudte perFaufen. QIle aes
na9ss 8efsuu"9e' tperosn aufS l1neHfe
aussefibst.
9Blliam BeoIs, uno
Sohn Sudiue, jun.
Canton, gns. 90. 1885. 20=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-12
0eue Glitter! !

Woblfeilsr oenn jer,ats -!
Die lintsrldriebeuen babsn 70 eben son
Nsu:Dort nno philabslpbia srbaltsn, elm
arunss uno anssectbntes enforcement son
Srodenen 6ertf, uno oBintersqGao,
rem GrDcereuenj Sortenwooreu,
SpeeereDen, &c.
Glfc.-Qerren anb Rnabeu Rarreu
stiefe! unb S1ub, GumalaItif edub,
( 1ndia Rubber,) BON befer aualitat, Da.
men Morotcc nno g)runelie gdub.
Spanlfb Sobls uuo Obsrleoer.
Gin ea3sa'sines Afirti,asut pou Joatsn u
6appen. : :
aes!as Fe entfatoTsn FnS Elm ,penis
y OBJ feiler aIs Der nieer;af;e Mreig an
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sOsaiaA sasn Wessaaf tets pobtfsil.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-12
N10rtbt

gta1ri1t miro gesebsn. an Die etc6kaf-
ter Der Wm'ibiaen ano Gdnov gdiffabrt
9sleuFbaft bab Der prdfoent unb Diref-
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tbsll S'od. 5 Ibalsr iest ob.r bic auu, 4
W5rs 81 tejealen, an eewie 0ogel @bass
msiRtr een befaster gpmpaair.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-12
sPeue Glitter !! !!

Gbri(1mas, 0erter uno g..
Aaben (oebsu erbalten uuo tsBtsssbfnst
Gin eruges uno ollsemeiues NGorthsut oou
0erbfts uno 9Dintsr:DaaEen, EpeIGe fl
sntfDloG>u Gno iebr ,poblfeil absuleben.
I'm end 80 ibeue1eea, bsB bier CUTE
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kbet.
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