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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-09

Independence, WesbuTg Va, Phipsburg O., New Alex
nndra Smhhed, and Cold Spring, to Cadiz, 4s miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Washington every Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day at m, arrive at Cadlz same days by 6 pm
Leave Cadz every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Ga M arrive at Washington same days by pm
1898 From Washington by Cross Creek and Eldersvle,
to steubenvile, o. 90 miles and back, once week.
Leave Washington every Thursday at 81 m, arrive at
Steubenvlle same day by pm.
Leave Steubenve every Friday at arrive at ash
ingon same day by p m.
1889. From Washington, by Van Buren,, Sparta, Lind
eys Mills Amity, and Ten-Mle to Waynesburg, &c miles
and back, once week.
Leave Washington every Thursday at m, arrive at
Waynesburg same day by 6 p
Leave Waynesburg every Wednesday at arrive at
Washington same day by pm
l64o From Washington, to Taylorstown, 8 miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Taylorstown every Wednesday and Saturday
p IN, arrive at Washington same days by p m.
Leave Washington every Wednesday and Saturday at
81 IN, arrive at Tay!orsown days by 81 p m.
i64L From Pitsburg, down the Ohio river (supplying
with the mail all Offices the that readily
slble) to Cincinnati, o., $50 miles and back daily.
Leave pittsourg daily at p m, arrive at Cincinnati
second day after (3S hours) by a m.
Leave Cincinnati daily at 9 a M arrive at Pittsburg
sesond day after go hours) by 9 p m.
The offices to be supplied should be named in the bid
1912 From Plttsburg, by McKeesport and Elizabeth to
Brownsville, SIS miles and back daily.
Leave Plttsburg daily at m, at Brownsville SAINT
day by Sam
Leave Brownsville daily at 81 am, arrive at Pittsburg
1913 From Pltisburg, by Aleguny, Bakerstown Glade
Mills Butler, McCandliss, Forest, Slippery Rock North
Liberty Mercer Harhegig Cubertson's Custards, Mead
vile, Woodcock, Rockdale and Waterford to Erie 1870
miles and back daily.
Leave Ptsburg daily at a m, arrive Mercer same
day by 10 pm.
Leave Mercer daily at m, arrive at Erie day
by pm.
Leave Erie daily at m, at Mercer same day by
l2pm.
Leave Mercer daily at m, arrive at Pittsburg same
day by 9pm.
1914. From Pttsburg by Herriousvile and Cannons-
burg, to Washington 90 miles and back daily
Leave Pttsbutg daily at ] m, arrive at Washington
same day by 7pm.
Leave Washington daily at m, arrive at Pttsburs
same day by pm
his mail is be in close connexon with the mai
on The national road and the schedule he arranged
modihed accordingly.
proposals to perform this service branch Of the
tona road route are invited
le4'' From Pittsburg, by Fnyee, North Star, Baving
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08

Yesterday was the tim appointed for the
Executive Committee OF the Central Rough
aud Read, Club to CAL upon Gen. TAYLOR, and
accntdingl , a A O'clock in The afternoon, the
members waited upon him at the St. Charles
Hotel. They were received by the General
in a prlvate parlor, and although their recep-
ton was highly aattering, there was not the
slightest ostentation or lormality upon either
sid il having been unders' ood to be enetal
Ta,lor's wish that they should, on this occa-
SION, be dis, ensed with in order that he might
meet the gentlemen Of the committee as old
friends. There is a combined ~trankness an d
modest, IN loo Generals whole manner which
at once wins the esteem aud affection OF any
win whom he may cume IN contact. Alter
shaking hands with every member Of the COM
mites, he expressed ms regret that the people
in the exercise of their sovereign power, had
not caused their choice to devolve upon some
one more worthy and capable OF fulfilling
the duties of the high station to which he had
been called, than lie felt himself 10 be The
resp nsiblliues OF the President OF this great
and glorious Republic, he knew to be Immense
butat The same time he would 70 the best O
his ability, servo his country faithfully N his
new cap CITY. lie spoke OF the Tact OF his
having passad 50 great a portion Of his life y
the camp, and on the frontier, in consequence
of which he had had little opportunity OF NIX
ing in political strife, Or becoming acquaint
Cd with political affairs. he also alluded L
the GoIicitudt which be felt While in Me1ico,ol
hearing that the people had determined I
nominate BIN tet tie Presidency. tie Did no
desire evil Office, and aad hoped thai com %
more capable, and he knew several eucn
" nd Be 5 ccted. A half hour wa
me-. s,ent to s3eial cav r@saiior, y ne coors'
vi XIII. Oh beGpntral allDdcd q his lay cAm
y ign ~ Wiki y, and the sytng pns,uon y
,hra ne IS sst veral tigp's ilaced. Inc com
,- ,h . took u il leove, haaing derive
ae, pleasure ION the lntotyiew.-A 2, Crs'
cent,
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LIVE FEATHERS.

An editor tells a good siory of psregrina-
tions down South He was a young lawyer,
in attendance upon Court, and the village
where the court was held was thronged to over
flowing, Having, with some difficulty, how
ever, procured a bed, he jumped into it-but
he was out again in almost mo time.'
'What kind Of a bed do you call this?' said
he to the negro who oficia,ed as master Of the
ceremonies.
'I'eather bed, massa.'
'Fenthers , ! should think i, contained
entire chickens!'
Can't be dat are fifty doll'r Niger, Sam.
trow de chick'n I'M murmured the waiter, do.
biou NY, as he proceeded to insinuaio his hand
into the coarse bagging tick. Squash, If he
habn't thop said he, as he pulled forth a partly
picked rooster. Il tole de seuped jack-behind
dis morn, when he was fcatherin' chick'ns for
dinner, to empty de feathers in de fuss class
beds TO prove de kerwality aud de blind bat
Overlook de Cnick'n! In de- hurry OBJ business,
massa,' he continued, in apologize tone, desc
here little accidum's can't alwis be ayided.
We hob a dozen niggcrs trimmin' chick'ns all
de time, and OCCASIONALLY a foot or head am ober
looK ed in de ledders when we put 'nm way in
de beds, but dis 'ere are de Gust time | cher
found q hull chick'nn
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08

The celebrated Horne Tooks once made tho
following remark
Nothing is gained in a controversy with an
ignorant, low-livod, low-bred vulgar fool. You
can get the better Of him in the contest, and
the fellow, (although he may himself be a mere
ribnoso bnboon, or a real monkey, in appear-
unce,) will immedia ely, as the dornier resort
Of meanness, enter into personalities. This lie
with him cardinal virtue; and such a crea-
ture wonld not scruple = rob hen roosi, were
he certain Of being screened from the cowhido
and whipping post
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08

Ref ring to the report that Hon. Thaddeup
Stevens, Pennsylvania, is pledged to intro.
ducs on the first day Of the 3lst Congress, q
bill to abolish elavery in the District ofColuln'
bia, The Yazoo Democrat says.
Our readers will bear in mind that this is tho
same individual with whom NIP w. Tomp-
kins travelled in loving companionshiP during
The past canvass, and made Taylor speeches.
The above is a fair specimen Of the Demo.
Gratis regard for truth Messfs, Tompkins
and Stevens never travelled together in any sort
Of compauionshipi and they neveE sPoko-at
TIE same meeting but on one occasion, where
Mr.. Tompkins addressed the people BY sPe-
ciol invitation. Mr.. Stevens happening 20 be.
Drsseni, was called out and made q few re-
marks after Mr.. Tomphins had concluded
Out Of This single circumstance the Democrat
manufacturer a long electieneeTlng iouf, and
a rresi lealof slowing companionstip' This
srt &c sticmpts To create prejudices against :
ubiie f1an, issof Others most despicoble, and
i only rssored 70 tor the qualification Of feel
ines @h,ch never find a placein the brsom O.
honorable political oPpensn,s.
II. H9i.,
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Nunabcr b..
AN INTERESTING nornMrNr

We recently had exhibited to us the original
OF The celebrated Ietter from Gen. Tnylor. to
Santa Anna. written on the field Of Buena
VISTA in reply 10 the summons Of Santa
Anna' to surrender with his army.
This document 10 IN the form &c 4 mite. b..
ing on q folded half sheet Of letter poper, Il
is IN peocil, written BY MaioE nov Col. Bliss.
ans signed by Gen. Taylor. The writing il
very legible, and is in the regular omen hand Of
fCol. Bliss, ana with the strongly marked sip.
nature Of Gen. Taylor. There ii nothing
either IN the note or the signature that indicu,ss
nas'e' but on the contrary, judging from the
general appearance Of il, we should say thu,
both The writer and The signer Of it, were sus
calm as t summers morning when il was pres
pared.
AsCol. Bliss was in the city at the time We
saw this note, we took occasion to inouiro Of
him the circumstances under which Il was
written. lie told US that he wrote il on the
top Of his forging cap, placed on his knee,
sltti'g on a bank Of earth, Gen TAYLOR dc
tailng the tenor of it, and that the latter did
not sign i as reported, on horseback, but that
be was standing BY the side Of his horse. (OId
Whitey,) and laid the paper on the saddle, aud
signed i there, with the same pencil with
which he, (Ccl. Bliss) wrote il.
The gentleman who brought this document
from Mexico, came passenger in the steamer
from Vera Crua with Mr.. Clifford, onr Minis.
ter. He obtained it in the city of Mexico, and
intends to have it elegantly framed for prsser-
walton, as he values it very highly.
Though the letter is familiar TO all our read
ors, we give the following verbatim copy from
the original:
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF OccuPATrox,)
Ntar Buena Vista, Feb, 22d, l848
Sir In reply to your note Of this date, pam-
, moning me to 8 render my forcos ut dlscre.
ton, beg leave 10 say, that | decline acceA.
ing to your request.
With high respect, l am, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
> z. TAYLOR,
Major General u S. A., Commanding.
Ia Senior D.. Anto Lopez do Santa AIMS /,
commanding.in.Chie Eacsn,ada.
". 0. BMetin.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08

Gen. Saunders. our Minister at the Court Of
Spain, has not ye, settled lis difficulty VIII.
ia, !, ysrnment. An official communication
was received on the 18th ult., by the Minister
Of The United States, from Senior Pidai' requi-
ing him 10 Surrender up his iootmon Ferdinand
10 the authorities. SENIOR Pidal had previous
~ offered excuses for the discourteons manner
in " ich the agents Of the government had act
ed. He also promised to punish the informer
aosics, Ferdieaaa. Gen Saunders denirs 'hs
roht ~ Tie govrrpMentro cisim HE setVap'
for the military service ,-CreseeHtf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08

The Winyab,s q, Observer, u illusions
the approaching ession OF the Legislature OF
South Carolina, SAYS;
.sWe have not tho least doubt that 9 me at
tempt will be made to bring about a Southern
Convention--or make some agitation on the
subject If the acts and loings oftho last Con
eress. w hope the older members OF inc
Legislature will ponder VII the consequence
% nnv excitement at this lime, especially %
This subiecl ,
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/ ard-R cad II.

Ia subscribers beg leave, most res
"siulIy, TO thank their friends
,sry generous, liberal, and sub
Imtronage extended them. They
" he'll best exertIons 10 me i d
,0,nce Of the samp-and viii be
I'M serve.their friends and the
I, heretofore AT their old stand,
dIhs GOLDEN MORTAR wherr
Ias inst received from Ne" YORK
Hadslph a, i FRESH and complete
hmsDl Il articles " heir linz.
PRIESTLEY a. NOSBl
IsloB, July 81, 48.
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|, 4, THOMPSON,

aaabIe tailor.
.sce formerly occupied BY
csIIibum, where he Is pre-.
\. n kinds d work in his line
], prires 10 suit the times
ths road 70 wealth.
II Clothing renovated,
a as 40 6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI. FRIDAY, DronvB r ., us4s.
NEVER FAIL.

|
Keep qushing-'ts wiser
Than sitting aside,
And dreaming and signing
And waiting the tide:
In lire's earnest battle
They nnly prevail,
Whn daily march onward
And never say fail.
With an eve eve open,
A tongue that's not dumb,
And a heart that will never
To sorrow succumh;
You'll battle and c"aqueF
Though thousands a%ssail;
How strong and how mighty
Who never sa, fail
The spirit Of angels
,ctive | know,
AS higher and higher
IN glory they gn:
Metainks ~ bright pin ps
From hesven tn scl',
10 cheer ard enrour ge
Who never Ga, fail
Ahead then keep pushing,
And elbnw yonr way,
Unheeding the envious
And asses that br j.;
All obstacles vanish,
All enemies quail,
the might Of their wisdom,
Who never say fail.
In lire's rosy morning,
IN manhood's firm pride,
Let this be the motto,
Your footsteps L" guide,
In storm and in sunshine,
Whatever a%ssail,
Well onward and conquer,
And never say all,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08
Economy is Wealth.

Economy is Wealth.
Il cheaper to preserve a house once
salI than to build a low one-try 4:
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY,
N Iust received al their Drug Store,
Pgalls Prime Linseed Oil.
AZ 9ss' 90 No, /, White Lend. and
Tgs Pure do
:, mcA they guarantee to he FRESH,
tb,. II : cd a. III best and whlcf
.ciSu9Nl scll xlremv lew {betng
'OaeS lS4s,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08
|ssI0NAL CARDS, &C.
Ev-aGRNDON,
Mt la ~,

I'M county, Mississippi
s.a IN, ! above the Posr Office
Y attend the Circuit Courts
|'aI \. u atraIa. Lrake. Nadi.
a', "a Holmes. Business en
Y ~ y" care will receive his zeal
4 ii i848 O'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08

siarLEY. -Nsnu
8. n DsUGs AND MEDICINES;
!, srrgFs. OILS. AND l'AlNTs;
GLASS AND PUTTY;
d, - BLANK BOOK STATIoNA-
p,,,y ARTICLES. PERFUMERY, &c
4. .irn Of GOLDEN MORT ar.
CANTON, MI.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08

Cash advanced on Cotton sent TO rs to
! @d 10 " thisn or the New Orleans
llket
Vrtsburg, Aug %, l848, 52-4m
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Spnt NuslanDe.

9as 9ampflbiff "eaIsconia" fam am Iss:
ten 9isntase in Bottom an unb brabts Hab;
sidhsa BON England bic gum 19hn 9sembsr
Die Sslbansslesenbeitsn uno sbsnfo Ger Srutbt.
narft in Snslane, babsn iib psnis psranosrt.
an bsr Saits pom England batsn itarfs Stirs
me oisl S4aosa anssrbtst.-9sr Rcnia pom
Sranfrsib 1T franf.-9is tsmpordrs fbwsissr
Sunssss@s9isruns bat bsfbIC0en, oas Die fec
Sen @antons, ,pslts ben Senbsrbunb bilbstsn,
bic &risssfcifsn bs;ablsn unb 81 bsm Ssbuf 70
lanss nit Sunesstruppsn tsfset blsiten foasn,
biS 0s ilb basu serfsbsn. - DaS franj6ftfbs
9ampHbff unicn Wsssn esffsn Sibsrbst
man tebr tsfcrst mar, ift am l. December, lsd
ano nit usrifOpftsn pumpsn, na6 Gbsrtcurs
jurifseesbrt; oas frans. Dampfibiff q. YOrf
Pam am IL. 9sesmbsr nab 6aprs Suri6, NIT
6 Sub bobsm WaHts i'm Gauns.
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tt NabtfbwsiB &c. SD prptirts psrfbisbsns
IpsilmitteI, bic mir in ben 3eitunaen bod emps
foblsn wureen, pnres absr nab u. nab fbIims
msr. Wsn Suffsn rear 70 ifarf, bae baS BIut
fart aus Der Rais fio6 ipsnn Der anfaa gum
Suifsn fam; in Der Sbat fbisn msin eanjes
Spffsm nisosrssbrObsn unb n,sne abibieps,
ffunbs nabs ~ fsin. 3u biefr 3sit smpfablcu
sic mir ben @sbraub Sbrss ;ufammsnsefs sten
Sprups pcn Bilbfridxn, Der foslsib msinsn
euffsn bsfanftists unS ffi(Its, msins qun9sn
bsilts uno ifdrfte, &c. St ssbraubh FORT uno
nun bin id), Gott uno ben Birfunssn SbrsS
;ufammenssfsstsn BiIbfirfbsnsSp prups fsi sss
Sanft, ssbsit unb fdbis msins saeeSarbsitsn
su psrrittsn. SD bate ibn fir cine unfbdes
bare Ulsbiin fur 6uifen, grfdItun9sn, ,Sranfs
belten Der qun9s uno cine bic ale Qeoenoe fens
nen frllten. 9Senn bic qsuts blos ben criainal
uno dbtsn NrtifeI faufsn pplItsn, mis @is i'm
bsrsitsn, ifatt Der pielsn esfaIfbtsn prsparate,
wilroe eS sn Wittel fsin pisls 4sbsn ,u srbaltsn.
SD Iisfre frsiipiIs bisfs Nnsabs, gum S,itsn
csrr bic 70 Isieen pie i6 aslttsn babe.
G3efiel Tbomas,
Sum Gsrfauf bei .Jobn Ritter unb Comp.
Gn9tano uno t1Iet1IaFen uno Or. Z.
t1jarfball, 9t9sntsn fir Gsabins.
Geo. s. Dljusr Womssbprf; Or. geaerS,
Yottstaun.
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0eOrN S6rnle.

Ss'9t ieinsn oslftfoen >ancsleuten unb Sreun'
osn 70 rple bsm seebrtsn publifum bon Nea,
oins gang erssbenft an, baB ct 0h bier in Der
Sranflinitra6c, 3wifc6en bet 6tsn uno 7tsn,
stabllrt bat uno bsreit fein tpiro in fsinsm
SADIE, ndmlib i'm
Sarbiren, NoerlaGen 3abnaus3ieben,
SlutiSelfeben uno 5br6pfen
III bienen. Gid 3u 3ablrsitbsn 3uIpru6 sm.
pfetleno, tpirr er ftb aufs befs bsmiiben fsi.
ne Suncen 5ur 3ufrieoeubsit 3u beoisnsn.
Neabins, ben II. Sanuar 1848 [SSm.
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Serbeiretbet.

-pureb pen ebrw. Saeob W1illcr, am 2tsl
Sanuar, 6err Sobaun Slifc!aus Stbneirer
init WliB gatbarina 8olanc, teirs bon bier.
-bnrb ben gbrtp. 9Bm pauIi, am soft.
Oeeemb, 5srr Sobannss Sebaup nit Dsis
6ettp 9Dasucr, bon gumru. - Serr 6ein
rid Sipcins nit Mi6 Saffla 0renpsI, bon
Iramstauu.
-our6 ocn gbrp. u. /. 5srman, an "a.
Dec, 6err gomuno 8. SbplIsnterser nit
Nli6 emeline Notbs, beioe BON 5amburs. =
-am 28ttsn, 9ett eli 5ts!p nit Mib glilas
bstb Si6er, beioe pcn Bern 2aunIcbip.
--oureb ben ebrw. Sfaac N6acr, Dor einis
ger Belt, 6err Sennepills gilbert nit Diff
Sl!sp Daus, teips bon Noflano. Am rs.
Sec, 6err SamugI Sittsnbinber nit DsiB
gatbarina Serep, bsire bon 5erefcro.
-rnrch een gbrw. 6. 9. 6erman, am 25.
9eeb., 6err 8enneUi!ls Stimmel nit Ds6
Waria SNberi beire Don m1aratannp.
--curtb Den gbrp. Sbom. s. &einbab,am
l8. Dec, 6err elias St0nOt nit W1i6 gas
tbarina 8rebt, bsipe aus bGr S1abe BON
BernDiile. am 19tsn, 6err Satc6 8orb.
ner init Wli6 6annab Sbnsirer, y. Setbel.
--Onreb ben gbrm. 8. G. Sueber, am IS.
See, 6srr Sfaae Goee, BON Srierrlh, Gid.
nit Waib Cara Inna Sblibcr, bon Doug.
lag 3i6 Montsomerp Go. --5err SanieI
slsoer init Wtib Cara Saficn, beioe BON bier.
-curob brn gbrtp. 9. s. .. Sdssr, am e5.
Dec, or 9amuel 3immerman, bon Center,
nit O1iB Waatiloa Sapsr, bon winpfor. -
an Q Sam, 5srr Carl @tbcmc, bon 9am,
burg. nit DliB pb6be @scrs, bon 8rinw.
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g { q T b.

-am "a 9seb., in 1lbanp, Sranelin Sos
mas, S5bn6sn bon aarcu Grsrlr, Is sase
aft.
--am 24ftem in albany, glifabetb, gbe,
frau bon W'artin Samp, i'm SSfen Sabre.
-am l6ten Sseb., in epbrata, $anealler
Co., Col. Nidbarb 81. 6sitlsr, i'm 50. Sabre
am q. 9ee'bsr, in pittstnrs, i'm 6au.
fe bss 5rn. >eopoIo 9abL 8eors @ett.
singer, Elm Sreltpilliser, BON fountains
9prlns, SebupHla gauntp, neletsr einise
Saae porber frant uno e!eno BON Der 4rmec
in Wserlfo 5urifssfsbrt mar. 2fm 2slten
'pnrSe feine teibe unter sablrsihsm Gefolse
anf oem prctettant. Eirbbofe, gfe oer 6teu
unb Smitbfelo StraBs bsisefest. wabrsnb
fsiner Sranfbeit erbelt ct ourb 5rn. Sabt
une oefen Camille Die forsfaltisfs pfese
unb fparb nidbts unterlalisn, Dem Sremoen
uno 5simatbIcisn feins &ase 70 srtraslieb als
m6ali6 su maben
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etns perfcn ipiro Oerlanat, um 1000 Son.
nen Nosaenss 6afers, 1Bsaens ODER gerttsns
9trcb, 9emifcht, oeripcrrsn ober in Getuns
osn. su iar,msln uno 81 iterIisfsrn, fdr ,psl.
ths Saaraelc bc5ablt ptrp an Der "Ncper'ss
Sore sDapiermabIe, 3ca an Der 8rufe ab,
ae3caen fir Gsbea nuO Sommen. W1am mems
Dc iteb an bic Eaetorie, Ncper's Srrc, bier
WeiIeu ctrrbaIb Db6nirpilIp, @. N.Sbrpo6
nno ec, coer al 33. qB. 9nisbt, s29 Nsaret
Sra6s, pbilarslpbia.
81. 8.-8auboi, Salf uno Scblen Ilno
ain namlicben pIaBe su tatsn.
December %. saH.
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WQifencDurt 9Serfouf.

3ufol9s elmer Bsroronuns bsr wafsneourt
BON Serfs @auntp,mirb auf 6ffeatlieber Ven.
Que Uerfauft nsroen, auf 9amitas eeu stem
Nebruar u. 9. 1848, am (eBtbsrisen Wobns
baufe bss berttorbenen Hpam Waof, lestbin
BON linton Gannftbip, srfastsr gauntp, cine
setpine
pobnung uno STUD gano,
sele9sn in erIastem 9aunfetp uno gauntp,
tssrrn3t burh qanb bon Clement Brcof,
Sames Sanos uno2lnoeren entbaltsno orei
uno 3wan3is Nfer msbr ooer ,penissr,
wobon unssfabr 3fpei Drittel nit 6Oll unb
9ptblinssn tefanosn, oas itrise 1T Sau.
lanp, in mttIsrem 9tanDe Der &ultur. 9ie
YrtsGsrunsen ftnb, Elm Blcfbaus 81
unb 9ebeuer, nit elmer BaGerqusl. HEHI
le oDsr 9prinss, uabe bsim aDobns #Aa
baufs.-$sstberises gisentbum bee zA-.sz-''
sepaebten oertorbsnsn Hoain Moa.
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