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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
LATER FROM GALVESTON AND THE
RRAZDS.

The Palmetto arrived here on Sunday evening
from Galveston. and our dates arc 10 Inc io'"
inst. Tho Galveston News of the 18th contains
pdyiccs from tho Brnzos to the IN INST being
one dnv later than previously received mere
The previous reports from the army hre coanf"
cd. with some variations or slight additions
Nv the above arrival, our felow.cltlzen' Mf.
SomI Bangs has returned home. lie gives US.
verbally, intelligence somewhat later than tha' OIL
IN. Fl,y ohoye. News had reached The Brazos
thot Gen. Tnylor had mndo good ms retreat 10
Monterey, with the loss of SIX pieces oil af'''ey
n, the Rnconada. Nothing is known win GER
,,in,v Of the loss on either sdc. lhe haihoefs
of the enemy are said 10 be overwhelming anu
commanded BY Santa Anna in person. NO ucoO'
is entertained that Gen. TayIor can sustain ''a'.
self in Monterey. while his supplies "o,u v..'
bu, i, is said to be beyond dispute that a'' W"
munica,ion with him is now cut oti. ,,
All tine cilizens of Ma:amoros are cal,su w.
5v the Flag to take up arms and aid IN tns oo"
mon defence. They are addressed IN 'e'".
rebuke for their apathy in the face oi aPp',s Va.,
inc danger. All the defences possible arc vI"S
throw up at the several towns, as Inc "'o''"
the river and at the Brazos' .,;as,,Ss
The enemy were said to be M co"'u'I "a
force at different points above Ma!am'''O;i ';'.,,
were hourly expected in that city. i"o 3.d.,..
force under Col. Drake was entIfe's ''''f'
Gr the defence Of that CITY,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
FoEr IIARNEY, Brazos, Jlarch C, lS47.

Editors of Tie Picayure-In the absence oi
ANYTHING hko auIheut'c Information from above
we havo many rumors, and some Of them are Ell
crr,InuIv unpleasant. Nothing has been head
from Gen. TavIur sncc the 22nd, except from
NIryIcans, and nltlc rcllpnce cante placed uPoa
Their statements. Ga the 22ud Gen. layOr was
attacked by the Mexican army IN force Of about
Il COO at Aruo Nueyn, twenty mc' beyond
SaDunlu, Gen. Taylor fell back 10 @'N'O' aud
there auo.hur engagement took pace WIN severe
loss to the Mexican army. Gen. la!'Or o'uereo
every thing to be DESTROY ed whi'h couu ho' D
r,;rn ;..uur. and fell to the RIncouada twenty
five miles this side of SaIIIIO, at winch Pas'i
lnIv Of 5000 }lcxlcnns were stationed. lie
movements Of Gen. Taylor this side OF Asn
Nnr.a are McNrcan accounts, as also the runoi
Of Capt McCuuoch and company beng taken pr's'
oucrs, and the capture OF the tram OF l2O wagons
The latter is believe to be true al this place. -
Col. Morc1n left CerraIyo. destroying The supplies
winch h. could not take with INN, and 1t Is sad
in,l nr auI h., detachment were taken prisoners
near Monterey.
Everything is conjecture in relation 10 what
has happened to Gen. Taylor and our Iit''e army
IN consequence of all communications between
Camargo and Monterey being cut oil. II IS e'ld'
rnt that in consequence Of 50 much ot Gen lay
lor'. force being wIlhIrawn from HIN ior o'he'
operations. he Is IN an extremely cn!IiaI s'aa'
ton.
The 2ud Mississippi Regiment has arrived
| Na,rmoros. and one hundred and fifty 'oIlnleer
| from North CaroDInn, arrived here to-day.
/ EorlltiralIons wcro thrown around the public
store, n, tho mouth Of the river on the Ind, and
the same was done here on tho 3rd, in con's
oucncc of rumors that largo force Of Mexican
cavalry had crossed the river this SIDE OF MaIa
murOS.
Tins placo is under martial law. Capt g. Por
ter. of tho Isl. artillery, has rommond Of the post
and Cant. ChurrhrII has charge Of lh9 artillery
/ rnr qunrt"rmrstrr's men, numbenng about 5oO
are armed and are held in readiness. Last nigh
an attack was expected, from Information received
in the evening. but nothing appeared.
Ga tho evening that the forttilcntI"n was ho'''
cd our flag was run up, IL salute ilrcd, anl W
place named Fort llnrncy.
Col, EIarnov left yesterday with the balance
his command for LoboS. Yours, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
SANTA ANNA'S MOVEMENTS.

1t is rendered now certain that santa anna
has left San Louis. lie must have left about the
lst of February last. He fled from starvation
Thus is a curious state of things. and exhibit the
Mexican government and people IN most de-
graded light. The army collected Tor the do-
fence Of their country against foreign INVADERS
is compelled by hunger and want 10 march against
the invader, and to depend for their rescue from
starvation u1on the extremely uncertain issue 0!
battle. The capture of our supp,l"s' ana oeie"'
Of our army, are the only means by which they
can escape The ,hrice-toId miscres Of gaunt hun
yor and remorsefoss want. They leave in their
rear an enemy, far fercer and more cruel th'n
the bold but generous foe in the front. Ihey
prefer the whrzzing bullet, crushing she'll ana
the sharp steel, to tho savage grips OF hunger
the maddening fever of thirst, and tho d1bI"i''
ting effects of nakedness.
The urgency Of their movement, which ' con-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
STILL LATER.

By tho arrival IT til, .lr.ansas No. 4, we re-
rc.yrl m Ny.rq Gaz l."f ,Ar 23i to whose en-.
.rrpr>n. cu..or. Nr. BoaDEN, We are indebted
for all OF OR ,a.'>tu""s.
We cun }.nru bn, nHIe moro from the 'ast Hc'
counts. tnln that Sru., Annps' descent into the
Ro G~.nio is conim I, auI that the probobIIl'
" j. >,roa, Tim. Geo. Taylor has made safe his
,.,rrq. 10 Mpn@ry. r." small towns hry3 all.
ere. ial~. far.n into the honis Of the enemy.
W,rn ..o ,E,.i..,. Sew Jrtcms, the report nni
reached tin, cltv Of tn" Gp.. Of Malnmoras. We
,rc s,ai in 4 ,,D', Of pr.oEd mrruoinly.
fg.,.,yas,y-. ct Lir rommerci0I Times.
Ntl. .lgpS. March 81, ISL.
G,E'7ra: S.,a MN" IT ;ue IS, We LHvo
been favored W..Ia louISud rdmor1. shall
u,yo yoa ll,~.pa5v that aro mo>' rr.rh'".
D,,,. from C7morro TO I'll" 18Th uilmo Just
r.,rarI h,ro. The ,.'l.rI saw. str!"* 'h'! =
\, ,.yl.qnl.pt come Ia la'r' wl;h rh" information
OF ,,.n. Tov'n'- hrving killed 1900 Of the N"A-
,,.rn,l in tire, hquI f,lglt days: frs! at Aqua
\ ,cyq: the e.uruI rl Sl!i'Io; the third at the
r.rronqlo pr<--lot Gen. Taylor ind got safe
f.. ioa,l" e ..E Fort. Monterey. lie adds al,
~, rj,Yf t.rrn Is much confidence to be placed IN
,trs ,..,,,r,. as tire u Means look very much down
in ,l. month. Il- Is the case hero too. No
one doubts u.n Nox,1ns having compIcic0nd par
,,.p.,r ,urr lr,,ucn Of the results Of the battle;
tloy. convey news tgDm the most rcmot" parts OF
brIrrn ,.rrtYry III surprising SwltncaS. lhc
.,.,,,.r ogYy.. .rI-I,o. ,0vs lnrt ali comnnncI'
tom Is ,.rsr oil tween llontnrcy and Camnr-o.
.rur, ,5,. rumor gryr Won on tho lsi, OF l2o
warons AMI merchant marrs having been caPIur-
cal trirus ont too true. 1t 1 further stated, that
all tr. ,aam>'"rs were buChcrcd; aNd It IS feared
that many of the merchants who were along have
met wiki Il similar fate"
Il further states. thai four Ohio volunteers came
j., t4rre on the 18Th uII.. reported 1000 Mexican
cavalry at Marin, 200 at Scralvo. and that NlIcr.
from which place they had justarrvcd, fifty cav
airy bad entered the town. Col. Morgan was n
S.raIyo with 100 OF his Regiment. Gen. Taylor
had ordered him to destroy all the stores and pro-
visions there, and march with haste % Monterey.
II IS feared he has been attacked by the 4OOO ca
,a,ry at Marin, captured or killed, and his force
dispersed.
At Camargo, all the families Of the place have
Iis,ppeqrcd: that the commander. Col. Gurus, had
eyory ronflonce IN his ability to rrPeI IhcNIIncks
OF the Mcxrrans, plrucularIy If they bnag moth
ing but cavalry. The NIrgnIans arrived there
IN safety.
We are of course anxious to obtain something
oTriqI. as to the result Of tho bnttIe-nII hangs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

trary to al military rule, and to tho orls'Ha' PIo"
devised and for some time pursued by Snnw A"'
na, to march acrn>S the great Sahara "0'ch SePa''
a,os SaIlr. O and San LUIS, By lrge army, uo'
s,lrcd 10 BE- attacked as soon as It completed ''
wearIsome Journey. unless that army Is immense
lv strong aui fIIy snpp.'od with all mo mum
ton, Of war aud greatly the superior OF t'e 'o'ce
It Is marching against, Is one Of the most u'SIef'
ate military mo,rmcnis ever made. II Il Is sue
ccssfu. Santa Anna may write himself down.
and history will write him down, as The grrases'
military man of luragc. Such an exploit WI, out
shine The brilliant movements OF Frederick lhe
Great aud Napoleon.
|. this mo,rnrn, Of Santa Anna has not been
Disconnected and prevented by hunger, or by the
t,a.Ic,,s AL cold which overlook am. there mas
been. ere ,ul~ couil,c! between his force ana
rho, Of Gen. lay 'or, who IS now stationed about
thirty muc, in advance Of SaIuo, on the San
Luts road. OF the ISSUE Of such conflict we have
no doubt. The NeNrau>, though nrNcn on by
that powerful >,imu,an;, hunger. will prove an
unp,urI f,, to clr gallant soldiers who are I'M
prliri hy the loty motives Of national PRIDE
palrIu,I~m and the love OF glory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
From The n. o. Picayunr.
THE NEWS FROM THE RIO GRAN

THE NEWS FROM THE RIO CRANE
In point of fact, nothing in an authentic ,i,.
has reached the city, since our last publica,@
from Gen Taylor's army. The arrivals yeser,,
brought nothing but mpltcn:Ion OF rumOrs As.
rGto alloat.-There was report IN elrcuIallo,
brouuh, by passenger. that a letter was recei,,
at Malamoras from an officer, of the army a,Ca
argo to the cf'ec, that Urea had go, between v. .
ierey and the Rnconada with SIX thousand a.
airy, thus cuttlrg of Gen. IayIor's retreat 10
that PASS. How tins information was cOnveyss
Camaruo We were unable TO learn. The sam. t.
thorltv reports more positively the loss Of u
Morpln's dclachmrLt Of OHIO Suunteets-sI
perhaps upon no better foundation than what IA
been before known. We might I'll columns ,l
these rumurs. many Of them eXaggera!Ions OiP
yIous accounts: but until something definite
herd from Monterey. or rather from Gen. TAI
Ior's camp. i woJId add little to the knowed.
already IN POSSESSION of the pubic. As good
idea Of the prevailing feeling IN Camarso Gao
oblninrd from the rrqulsIuon OF CoI. Clrs,
another part ct our paper, as from all Ih' rrPor
that reached Us. That document would lead Us
suppose tho valley of the RIO Grande to be
pra, danger. and tho officer who pcnno1 It to
very sensible Of the fact. If one half Of tho ff
thousand mcnI Co.. Curtis requires OF the Pre-
,dcntnro wanted lmmednIely, We fear there v
be walllng in these States before the May app
blossoms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

now upon iuteHninablo rumor, though am
reply of Taylor 10 Santa Anna, when lie
summoned him 10 surrender, both the An,,;-
and Mericaa accounts 0greei
You must make your own comment, On Il,
movements of Gen. Scott, his military ,aIsu :,
saga"lIy. One thing is certain, that O.d R.
and Ready will gain more aureIs, left unaid.5
the heart of on enemies country, than viii e.
Scott, floating about the Gulf Of Mexico, IN \,
fine steamer Massachusetts,.
Our confidence in the victorious Taylora :
abatcd one ota. lie will give good accouu :
himself yet.
Harney's Dragons have not come up p>
though hourly expected. Yours, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
From the y. q. Dcl'd. Of Narcd II.

SANTA ANxA's ARMY.-We give hrIoWa trans
Io,on of a letter in La Patria Of y">'rany.
from their correspondent in San Luls I"io,"-
Ihn letter IS dated 18th Feb. 1871, bat We c1"-
not youch for the accuracy Of ii" sl2:"m n'. al
,houch from rumors already received, It may b"
worthy of crcdence.
81 only reached hero two days mo- 50 h7'"
no great news to give YOU. BY tn, ttH', sup
nose YOU have learnt that Gen. Sln'r A"o1 'ii
tus city on the 2d inst. on hrS way T. -. '.'o,
Monterey, Camargo and MntamoroS, III ORIG -
attack the enemy with that energy an d.c.~'"1
which become an intrepid ami Va .aa: ~.nh r.
lis army numbers from 2l,3Oo to 22,oUo M H.
and tho cavalry. in particular. is superior - any
,ho, have ever been seen in this country, as 5'in
men aud horses have been picked with the greatest
care. Ills infantry IS all Of Iao tu", We us
crIinpd and equipped. nal selected from the 1rg"
number of men he had collected here. W" must
now expect to sec tho result OF tnls great 'XP'h'
ton, which viii decide the in:urc operations "'
the war. Santa Anna also takes wIta hH from
80 TO 60 pieces of artillery, Of different rHA Aor'
and II pieces more ARE to be sent tron Ihl ~
io,n the commandments. At the commence
,ncDt Of this month, - American prisoners re
broupbt in here, and the rabbc would have .'n'd
them TO death had they not been paced I'D t"'
barracks until the fury Of the raJ5.e was canned
-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
POST SCRIPT
-, pprToy HAS DECLINED.

We stop the press, and have only time ' 10
state, ,bn, by the arrival of the Arkansd' "H"'
M. ,,,niug. W. have received Memphis papers
or tho ooh inst, from which we learn P0s"'ee'y
,ba, Col. Benton applied on the 9th ns'an' to Inc
p,ssideu,. for Military and Diplomatic powers
c;v;rg him the chief command of the Army IN
uo,;co The Presiden; Informed him that he
did no, possess such powers, under the bIII' and
docbDed giving him said powers, whereuPon
roI Ren,on declined the appointment Of MAJOR
General.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

o. Uclch the murderer of Ross, made his es-
cape few days ago, and was retoken by Mr..
Patterson, at Fort Smith, on Wednesday last, who
delivered him to the Cherokee authorities. Yes
terday (Friday) was the day appointed Tor his
execution.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

OF The IntcliigcHccr will not be sent to any ne"
subscriber liSirg out of Crawford county une''
i, is paid for in adrancc. NOudvertsemen' Will De
inserted for persons living out out of the county
unless accompanied by the cash, or a satisfactory
town acceptance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

NJ The Tion. A. H.SsvIEE, Hon. T. ASHLEY
.,d Han Taos. w. NgwroX, are entitled to our
thanks for public documents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

Gr Col. W. S. ADArR, of the ChoroNee WI
ton, who has jus, passed up from Washington
city. furnished US with late Louisville papers, 'O'
which we are under great obligations.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

G- The communications of our "osn'ns.o"
city correspondent: Arkansas dated req l.
and 81, and March 9th. all arrived iose'Her III '"'
las, mail, too late for publication this week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
Trom II, .Nr,am5,as Flag, March 3.

Oar town aus been 'aruwn INTO the most intense
s\-.:vu,H: ID: y, TIE ryI"r,> constantly reaching
here relative to ,In parlOoUS siulton oi reh'
Tav or's .N Nlsion Of flacarmy. They arc 50 vague
and confused laa, We hardly know how TO com
tuy.cr an abstract even. That battle has been
iolgIl. no OF, here can doubt for moment, but
bow it A1> re>l.l !. OF where d,ngerS lmP"nd on
the Iur v' Ilr lio GranJH, Is cuN".oPed IN the
most pnryl.yug uncertainty. We give, however,
what APPEARS to Jr the best authenticated state
mcut rec, iyud here from the seat Of hosuIltI"s.
Gen. Iayur. white al Aqua Nuryo, - mics
from Sa1u.o. wltH 1000 men, vas attacked, on
the 24l ut.. ly Mexican force Of l1,O"o -
Finding that ac colld not maintain his position.
he made grol his retreat to Satlto, covering hI|
wagon t.a.n. Here Il severe engagement took
place in the ,trcc., in which the MoNcans suffered
a heavy loss. Afer destroying what OF the pub,
H.. stores he could mt transport, he continued
a.s rr.ru,.!, moycmcu! uu Monterey Until he
reached the klurnan5r pr~s. where he Was again
attacked, hu! successfully DEFENDED hms"Ii'-
deco all The rumpr<. reports and letters leave
ham. O@nr in Monterey. aud he woIld bo SHE,
Ju. his .,t.. " g. orru ',-h l'i' much was '''"'
gn,hrr prp. .ru0!'u, IS la NcNcan7 were
,Aarm.uL ia EVERY ait.r'n1. y merchant II
.mu.o, uuIar op,' OF 10Th u!., writes /" ms
lu.m III TINS place.. "innc expresses to-day
from Monterrey; 0-aljuL IN So,I,o; Mrn IN
N.lrlu ?r~,,ssr5o; ing .Iaou Of Wagons io6'
aud $50 prl,a., ID ..r> trnru, NcCuuocn's com
pruy taken: 5000 rr@.ry l.ns SIDE the monn''nS'
rud .Mu.s l& gca"ra0 ur@i np>r'" down. -
From al.s.. ur source We h",m that Cor Morgan
uaIah7aNu Ccrrrlyr. d .slroycd all property
10, cuu'4 not take With uIn; that courier nom
Ho.irrcg reported. ST.: Cam0rgo, l1OO McNrHn>
y.,s,r.n rl. two ;urc,.. and ,aa! 5000 more "crc
III the @n rborhooI oi Victoria.
Tul< ruu'l W. cal, from tn" mass OF reports
| cforc Ms uIthou, ,ourhnL for I'S corrccin"'S'
The destination Of several bo7ts have been chang
ed wi.nrn the last few days on rac"nE 'hi'
place, and one Uho Troy) held in r"""ry" at a
margo to coavcy dispatches. A. tn" the Wa27"
,r,in5 for o,Lrr places have been stopped here
an. every ouo is on til" qui rirc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

t. Col. A. N. NJ. Upshaw. Chickasaw Agent
was in town yesterday, and ropor Is the ChcN'
asaws as doing well.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

NJ The river has been falling slowly cur
ing the prcsen! week, but is still in fine boating
o,Ier The OeHa from the mouth passed up
las. Thursday to Fort Gibson. The arkansas
M, 4, from New Orleans, passed up Thursday
to Fort Smith, and returned yesterday to New
Orleans. The Nev Hampshire was to have left
New Orleans on the l7ih INST, and IS expected
daily.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

~ Mr.. II. MILLER, the accommodating Oef'
If tho Arkansas No. 4, will please receive oul
Acknowledgements for late papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

gr In the list of Army appointments will be found
the names of several citizens of Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

HrCorn had taGcn an impetus, at New Orleans oh
the 18th ust-selling brskly at ~ a SIC
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

nTGen. Jas. S. Ranes. Seneca Agent, passed
through this place on last Monday, with funds
for his Agency. lie reports :ho Indians under ms
his CHARGE to be in excellent health.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

Col. Jas. McKissicb, Cherokee Agent passed
through our city, ycsteday, to his Agency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

The Hon, G. {. Wutkins, Az Gen, Of Arkan.
,us, and lady, VISITED our city during the present
week, Tncy left yesterday on the No 1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

THE POST OFFICE is removed to the old
Real Estate Bank, on Water street.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

improvement Of the Ark's Eirer.-Nr' KELFE,
the chairman of the committee on commerce. IN
.roduced bill opproprotOg sl5O,oOO for the
improvement of the Mississippi. Missouri ana
Arkansas rivers. Some doubts are entertained
abou, its passage. All We have to say Is II We
are no, to get any more benef! from that nPPro'
pria,ion than we have from others Of the same
character We hope it viii not pass. Until we get
a specific appropriation for Ariansas' our river
will never derive any bcneG, from those rireroP-
preparations, and we think it is the d1'y Of our
delegation in Consress.io cut loose the Arkansas
river from the others, or 60 against the whole
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

GT We have been requested by friend to call
the attention of our felIow-ctzens 10 tho lInpor-
tance and advantages of planting shade trees Co.
Gust or box.eders) in the Courthouse yard, and
of extending this bcautifying improvement along
all the side walks of oar town, which will add
much to its comfort and ornament. AS the County
Court do not feel authorized to appropriate money
for such purpose, the project will have to be
carried on by private en,erprza and expense. We
therefore suggest to our friend who awakened us
to this subject, that he will use some cXcruoA 10
raise, by private contribution, funds for that Pdf'
nose: his known zeal viii guarantee success; and
as all persons are interested in this object, we
hope that they will putin their mite when the T'-
per comes around.
Tobacco.-Nlr. Bancroft. our Minister at Lon
don, is using great exorIons to procure an I'M
por,ant reduction of the duties imposed by Il"
British government. on this American staple in
the event that he succeeds, new spirit VIII be CIV
en- 10 tobacco raisers, which Will thon become Il
very conSderaOe Iteih III o"' P'"""N"""''
soil and climate of Arkansas are better adapted
to The cultivation Of tho plant, than that Of "rny
States whica derive their principal support from
its cultivation; and why our farmers do not turn
their attention to this branch OF industry we
cannot conjecture. If the farmers Of our ives,
,ern COMMITTEES were each. to make a small crop Of
this product, they would add much to their ogsre'
gate wealth; and would soon learn that we have
valuable resources which have not yet been count
ed upon. We have frequently seen specimens OF
,obocco raised in Crawford, on experiment, and
Judges of the weed have pronounced them very
,uperior.-Canno. our farmers be induced to en-
bark in this species of planting!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

o. We have extracted coPlousy, this week.
from the H. !. Spirit Of tie Times, one, II not the
best of papers in the UniIed States. 1t contains
the Ia,c,i and The bo-. on field sports. literature
drama. agriculture. wit and general miscellaneous
news. We look f,r It's arrival, always with ea'
gerness. We,nkc pleasure ia commenting It to
tae general r.;Icr IA Arkansas, than whom no
people can more enjoy the rich matter which II
contains.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-12
Sentmtb's ltniibertreff
Sbnupfz S0bof,

"Notr';icirt aus Dem rsjnifen Matsrials-frsi
ron lhdeliben 9ru9sren-uns fur aut bsfun,
Den ron Der meoiSjnid)sn SafuItdt, fir ibrs
b'ionrsrn tem &ppfs nhslbsn gisenibaftsn.
Die febr llberole llnterifiisun9 pcn sinem
srtenntlldbsn Nubllfum, ndbrsno msbr ais fiinf
sig Jabren bsltdtj9t ptai9 ibrs 9s9snmdrti9e
Nolfommenbeit uno unilbsrtrcffsns @ite.-
&un,ffsnnsr unb Nnesre fno ahtun96poa Elm.
4saoen Demutb's Happee uno .11aeeabov
ShnupfsSobafe ~ prifen, Die, lpdbrno fie
Ger Nuslpratbs wecsr binoern ncb fhaSsn,pers
osntsrpeiie BON Den Nsriten smpfoblsn fno ais
elm ibeus Wittsl fir Srpfpsb unb ftb,pate
Nu9sn. Aas SsifslIun9sn pom @sfddfts msrs
ben prompt uno sur Sufrisrsnbst bsfcr9t, melt
fis aonreiiirt fno entmsesr an Die a aqeinis
GEN N9snten
antcn @Itcn, $50 Ncro elite Strass, Yblab'a.
SnlnAsr IL Sc@snS, So 8eiepifrass, NsuYOrf.
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