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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
NOTICE.

Teachers having accounts against the parish OF
East Baton Rouge, for the tuition Of indigent children.
under the old public school system, are requested TO
hand them in to the subscriber, OF to either Of them,
properly certified and sworn to, on or before the 18th
of November next.
THOS. DEVALL, Prest. Police Jury.
SAM. SKoLFIELD. Parish Recorder.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

FATAL ATRIAL IN VIcKsBURG.-John Jenk-
ms, editor Of the Vicksburg Sentinel, was
killed at Vicksburg on Friday last, by a per-
son named II. A. Cfaab. The parties met in
The drug store of DR.. Manuel, on Washington
street, some words ensu ed, when Crabb
struck Jenkins in the face; Jenkins drew a
knife and attacked GGEabb cutting him severely
Crabb drew a pistol AMI shot Jenkins SO that
he died almost Immediately. Crabb was not
expected to recover from his wounds. A
ru nor prevailed on Friday evening that Crabb
was dead. Mr.. Jenkins has been the editor
Of the Sentinel for several years, and borne
The character of being a very peaceable and
well-disposed person. Crabb has resided in
Viz ksburg for The past three years, and was a
surveyor. We are informed that at a political
discussion a few days previous an alteration
had taken place between the parties. In a
subsequent lumber of the Sentinel, Jenkins
referring to the meeting, said that it had been
disturbed BY " big fat boy" era b. it
appears, took exception to the remark, and it
is stated that this was the origin of the fatal
afFair.-Crcscsnt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

PLEAsuRE 1RlP A number of our ci.
tizens, pursuant to invitation rendered by
the gentlemanly officers Of the Uncle Sam,
embarked on board sold boat on Tuesday
morning last, on her trip TO Bayou Sara,
and returned on the 20th. During the trip,
the waltz and the c~o'illon, succeeded each
other and made time fy swiftly away.
Nothing happened to mar the happiness Of
the party on the occasion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

Another Sagdr plum for the South
The Cleveland plaindcaler has IA long
article designed to prove that Judge Nc
Lean and IL friend Gen. Cass occupy the
Same grrund on the constitutional question
of slavery in the territories, II thus con-
Guide 4;
"Now, we ask every candid reader to
compare the opinions of the two mon, and
point ont the diff renee ifthcy can. We
claim to say that Gen CdSS is as good a
free soil Nd as Judge Mclean, AND A
MUCH BETTER ONE THAN MAR.
TIN VAN BUREN,"
Ia word OF comment necessary
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
NOIrICE.

Whereas Stephen Roberts Of the PuriFh Of Fast
Bottom Rouge, State Of Louisiana, has applied to the
Honorable Sixth Judicial District Court for the said
parish and state, TO be appointed administrator Of the
succession Of Jacob Halves lite Of said parish
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all perfona interested IN
show cause within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice, why the said application should not be
granted.
M MORENO, Dep. CLERK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
PUBLTCSALE.

or Liquors, Groceries, &C., twice a week,
Oh Wednesdays and Saturdays, from ten in
the morning TO a p. NJ, at the house Of Mr..
Tbcriot corner Of Convention It'd third Street,
Sept. %, 1S4S-3t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

Non so BAD.-A free soil paper {for-
merry a rank Polk sheet, published at Ann
Arbor, Michigan, has for its motto
"A great change is going Oh in The pub
lie mini"
To.s' YIcbaisag Icttr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
cL0THING ATREnrcEn PRICES

The undersigned desiring TO dispose Of bis preseut
stock Of clothing. informs the public that he wiz seH
it at prices defying competition. Cab a. the Zone
Price Cash Store" Of JOSEPH WETILAR.
fed 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

III Ex-Governor Seward has taken the
stump for Tay Tor and Fillmore, andis now
making speeches in the State ofNeW York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
Cen, Zachary Taylor, viii you answer the first

Gen. zachary Taylor, VIII you answer ihe hrst
nupSfian! Mum
Will you answer the second question ! Mum,
YrIl rou answer the third question ! Mum,
syfll you ansNer the fourth question! Mum.
vii you ausAe r the fifth question Mum.
louisville Democrat.
t;sn. Cass will yon answer any 0 ttbese
ofpstlon,a ''Ihe noise and crnfusionoare
], great. that. if | vere TO answer. you
i heal me. n-LouistIe J3HEu}.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
NOTICE.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROrGE

PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
Whereas Mary Pate Of this parish, widow Of win
lam w. Pate deceased, has applied to the honorable
Sixth Judicial District Court ofsaid parish TO be MI
appointed administrator Of the estate Of her said hue
band deceased. William Pate.
Notice is hereby given 70 all persons interested to
shGw cause within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice Why the said application should not b.
granted.
JOS. w. FOWLER, Clerk.
~ On m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
THE GREAT FIRE IN BROOKLYN.


The brief Geographic dispatch of The
awful conflagration, laying waste SO large
and fair Il portion Of the city of Brooklyn,
N. Y. excites interest for farther parlicu-
lars. II originated, il appears, about half.
past II o'clock on the night of the 0 h;
one account says from the explosion of II
camphine lamp in the crockrry store of Mr..
Riley, and another in a feather store, oc-
cupicd by a Mr.. Drew, near the Junction
Of Henry and Fulton streets, and IN a most
innammable neigbborhood, the buildings
being mostly built Of wood.
Widely varying estimates, both of the
number of buildings destroyed and the ag-
gregate loss, ARE made, though the houses
most generally are stated at about 300,
and the value from one TO two millions. A
letter Of the 10Th Sunday to the Pbiladel.
phia Inquirer says:
The supply OF water was so deficient
that all the efforts of the firemen were
futile, and looked like mockery. By hitch.
ing The Brooklyn hose TO that of the New
York fremen, who went on there in large
numbers, a good stream or two of water
was procured from the river, but the effect
was nothing. The flames appeared TO put
human exettions at defiance. Nearly one
thousand families have been deprived of
all they possessed in the world by this
calamity, and it is thought that many of our
insurance companies have been rendered
insolvent. The spectacle which Brooklyn
presented thistmstning was deploring and
heart rending. Women were running
hither and 'hither, looking for their child
rem children were screaming Tor their lost
parents the friends Of a New York fire.
man, who losthis life by the fallfDg ofsome
walls, were searching for his body pile
upon pile of furniture, broken and smashed
in pieces, were heaped at every corner. It
presented the appearance of sacked city
in every respect. There can be no ques.
ton hat the fire IN Brooklyn could have
been confined TO the house in which it orr.
ginated, if there had been an adequate
supply of water at hand. Many Of the
engines were useless on the account, and
the members, finding it so, exerted them
selves to save as much property as they
could.
forgot TO mention that Two houses were
blown up by gunpowder, by order of the
Mayor and under the direction of Capt.
Sands, of the Navy Yard, with the view of
preventing the fire extending to a neigh
borhood thickly covered with wooden build.
ings. The experiment was attended with
perfect success, for if the flames had pro.
crossed in that direction, a hundred at
least more edifces would have been des-
tro, ed. (Crescent.)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL

TWO lots Of ground. Corner of Church md Main
Streets. Terms reasonable-apply to P. Bic KTT.
RICK. Tsen. 22-saA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

G-A grand torchIight Procession in
hanor Of General Zachary Taylor is to
take place in New Orleans this evening /;
being the anniversary ofthe Hattie Of Mon.
terey. The papers contain an extensive
programme of The procession for the occo.
sion. Colonel ]. d. Walton, is TO be
Grad MARSHALL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

WHtG MEErINGs-A meeting was he'd
at New River on Friday last, II was well
attended and enthusiastic, and was ably
addressed BY Mess.s kenner, Thorpe and
Upton.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting
was also held at Donald onville on Sunday
last. Said meeting was addressed by Messrs
D,cou, Thorpe aud Kenncr. The Wings
In the lower parishes have entered the
campaignin right earnest aud will give a
good account Of themselves in November
next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
MR., CLAY.-IMPORTANT.

QTOur thanks are due to ID. Barbee,
ESQ, for late New Orleans papets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

RArrLE,--A splendid Spanish Saddl"
and bride, manufactured by Mr.. A. Brad.
ford Of this town, will he rafled for at the
Coffee house of Mcssrs Ncphlcr & Thu,
dcau, as soon as the chances are taken.
II is a beautiful piece of work .manship.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

The Natches Courier states that a gentleman
torohably Mr.. ST. John Eiliol) residing near Match
ez has received "a letter from Mr.. Clay, in which
Mr.. c. stutes that he is surprised t at any Of his
friends would for a moment suppose that he was in
nimical 10 Gen. 1nylor's election, 81 far from this
being the case, he heartily supports it, This ia in
conformity with the report of asimiIar letter being
received from Mr.. Clay at the North
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

their patriotism, and 10 their discriminating
justice, erecting Il political ladder aud
placing the 9Th round at such a dizzy
he CHI, that even the intelligent Of their
own party cannot perceive It's fOrut or com
Einess-IIOw then can it be expected that
The o. her party who "conceives no irtpos-
ture Too monstrons for the popular creduli
ty," can rightly appreciate It's just consti-
lotion arrangements.
Perhaps it was not intended that the
vulgar gaze of those who participate in
the eXecrable commerce" should look as
high as round No 9. in the political ladder;
And so it seems TO be the understanding.
tor those whose visions are the c~learest
ran distinctly perceive that in the round
No 7. "incpient steps certainly means
"Tertitories."
The caterers To democracy hpreabouts
generally c. mtnence their say.so 10 The
dear people by telling them il devolves on
me. as the humble advocate Of NE pariv
and THEIR glorious principles to show
you that Gen. Cass OUR candidate never
did write or say a word in favor Of The
Wilnlot proviso, for when he placed him
s"lf Oh our glorious platform and adopted
its glorious principles, he tells you in Ian.
guage too plain 70, our adyersaries to mis-.
I Understand that 'incipient steps" refers
t. "Terri tTi s."
But the giori us platform points out to
the humble speaker other and more impor.
tant d. ties TO periOr m-other and more
important question TO present to their view
and sober considerations nf his party
There is the United States Bank, | am ms
tructed by the Platform 10 shake at you its
bones, it is still fit subject for your refec.
lions. The monster was killed by our
party, and although its ghos', like Banquo's
haunt our vision, we will MOI like Macbeth
shrink aghast when il shakes at US its CORY
locks, fearing no doubt if they look as
high as round No g., they mny see Ghost,
which may cause their eye hollis to start
from there sockets.
They speak Of the odiotls tariff of 1912
contrasted with the equitable tariff of 1916.
That IL caryed On the round No 4. bow
down, which all can see in these words.
II. That justice and sound policy forbid
the federal government TO foster one branch
of industry to the Diet uent of another"
BY the tariff Of 1912 the duty on bale rope
was five cents a pound, the manufacturer
had to sell it at IOur cents and a half hence
he LOST his Iabour, his hemp, and paid the
consumer a half cent a pound TO take l.
away. Nav by the glorious tariff Of ls4G
the manufacturer of bale rope receives siS
cents a pound q, H."
The latter clause ofthe 4 "sectfon, "that
every citizen in every sectios of the coun.
try has a right To demand = sample
protection Of persons aud property from
domestic violence or foreign aggression"
Is placed so far back behind the ladder al.
though low down, hat zone can guess its
meaning unless it signifies, thai There was
no more harm, or wong to shed an Anne
r%ican's blood on the St. La wrence then on
the Rio Grande ; Truly these are days OF
hunbuggeries and Democracy has reduced
il TO a science. J. NJ. L.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

Il lisayuw most uneQnivorally. 10" and forever,
yIraire on my part TO interfere with the rights of
sfat IL termed llc property Of the citizens Of other
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

sept. 2e-3i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23

Cd5S Nicholson 5Lcttc1.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-23
FOR SALE.

M MORENO, Dep. Clerk.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
NcunSDlDdnieu.

Differ aroee Staat (bemerft Der "9lortb
Qmeriean") bat eas unterpfano, ipeiebes
er isinen Shmelfern eeS Staatenbunoes
am sweitsn 0ienitas i'm October 9eaebsn
bate, auf cine eble 9Geife ein9el6lt. Surb
bic Stimme, welbe an icnem Gage fir 98 il
liam S. SObn ON 9c9eben wn'ee, CAB
er fsinsu @ntfbluB fune, icine feds une
swanSig grwdbIerifimmsn fur 3 a d ari a 8
Saplor Su 9eben; uno nit Dem Sertrau
en-, welbe5 ourb oiefen @ntlbluB erjeugt
murce. be9oben iib bic Sreunee elmer suten
8eaierune in allen Sbeilen Der Union in
Den @ablfanipf. Noh faneen iie iib in
oisfsm Ssrtrauen 9etduibt. Die rpeni9e
bunosrt Stimmen, ppmit pennlplcanien
feinen 9OuUsrn6r srwdblts, iino gu pieIen
Sauienesn psrmsbrt woresn; uno oiefes i'm
Qneeliht zines g8iberifanbes. wslber ourh
alIe ReiemittsI perliirft Wuroe, weI6e bic
&erSweiIung anwcnoen fcnnte.
Sci Der October @abI itrengten bic Co.
fofcfcs fid emiis an, ,pie iie INNER tbun,
uno unterIieBsn fein gop0bnlites MiitteI,
um cinen glh6tihen @rfcI9 Su ildbern, oen
ie fur gswi6 bielten. Sei Der gloUrmbcr
gBabt arbciteten fie niht nur-ionpern lie
ftren9ten iih an. bis lie ii6 burb ibre on9h'
pcIIe Qbmilbuna ben Qtbsm erfb6pft bat.
ten, uub iie nabmen Su ieoem MitteI ibre
3uHubt, wel6e ibre @rfinoungsfunit erin
nen ODER cie tollfubne riidiittsIofe Nbt,
ahtuns oGIer SOIseu ausfubrsn fOnnte. Bur
SsrSweifluna ansefabeIt ourb ibre aner'
wartete Nieoerlaee, perIoren ne aue NedBi
aun9 sebuIt unb Nabiidt, uno e!9aben ii6
einem 4usbru6 BON eeiosnfbaft. wel6er
Suweileu bcbaurIib anSufrben, uno su an
bern 3eiten furbtbar Su be9e9nen mar. SD.
re &eonsr uno 3citunsen pergaesn ale
Sbranfsn bes anfanoes; ibre &aufbolce
uerIseten Die gsfese uno traten Die Menfb.
Ii6fsit nit SdBen. Qber bel ben wilbeltsn
ausbrii6en ibrer @utb pcrna6liIiieten IIe
ibre 4rbeit ni6t, uno bei Gag unO bei Na6t
waren iie iianhbaft unb srmuoet in ibren
8Crbereitunsen auf ben &f. /
Sebes @arb. Diifritt unb Saunfbip i'm
Siaat wurce eou ibren Committee Mdn'
nsrn befu4t- ieber Mann, ,rsISer iettaIs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
altlemtan,, 9spp. s3. fsAs.
s(n Sic prfcr ses Mlyatripteu.,

Di, ss,brtsu setir btfr 3ctrms nvresn bi'rsurdb
dtbtsnssbrG tsnahridti9e foe bic lntsrgibnctsn am
20tsn bisss golcnos nsnuneSr u@ccibOft, rrcr cine
gsfbaftssSsrbinoune III ssm DrudrsScibSft 9stre.
ten Enb, uno bag cersufclss Der patrct wttnt9 uns
isr Der 5rna urn Gntb, 9Jpnus uno SreElcr,
Fine Grkbvinuns maden piro Gs miro faum nStbi9
Eln, bsr ,i bssrtsu, bas ctr 9atrict Die ndmlihen
0runolaes, pis frdbsr unttrltuesn piro-oem cs pr;
tsbt iib pcn kiGit CAP SitS scfhsbt = Surdb eisfn
agsbN miro osu Subtri6cutsn curhous t;iue nNle
ilnannsbmtibtsit biufbuib ibrr &cduuulsn, psrur;
fada, iuesm bic .ns,lsn Gcfuhaftr oltb p9ISidb Gin
SutsrsGs in ben 8sbnun9sbuther, rom ersn SuIi on,
uI tpddb1 Belt Die Strrsu Grcb uno aepSr cos Gto6.
lsmsutwispr psrtoufttn taufb an itb9ctratt buten.
GbGfi6,-cbns msbr psitlauhis su wGfsn, wtl;
DIES mir als tbrfIdfi9 tstrdCbkn- lt9cn mir ncb sas
@srpre6cn ab Rap untsr Der ncienSrma nid,ts untr.
laeen psron lc, um Den Yarict fir isosn eeir ntrs;
ant ndelb uno enstntbm 81 uiahcn; pcfdr mir uns
fmkrn &bst bcr Gunit eines Gtsrolcn guttitums CT;
bitten. 0fcnbeu Gntb,
,t4 SSillidm 9. SDouna,
Senjamiu s. Sreglcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

NIT ibrer partbsi selimmt batts, ,purts an.
9ereeet, entipeoer rurh feline Surdbt, fsins
Sabfubt obsr feline Sorurtbsils; @sIb rur.
De perfbwsneerifd ausgsifreut unb in alIsn
&bsilsn ees Staats perfudten bcte @ur.
eentrd9er unb nisbrige Qnbanger -suoaufe
uno aus Der Ssrne sufammsnsebrabt-
Solf irre Su fhbrsn binf6tli6 Der wabren
Srasen, Die ibm sur Gntfdeibun9 pcrlassu,
ino berlbmIen li6 bic 9rOse popuIdritat
unlersr &anoicaten curd fdineIiebe Ser.
leumounssn ibrer 6ffentIidn @baraetere sa
perounfeIn. 0is 8eeientsn Der 3oIlbduisr
ueriitbsrten Die arbsitsneen RlalIen, bafI Der
&arif BON 1912 Gin Sumbua lei, uno INN,
Sc 9eIbf6ndbeI erfldrtcn. bab Der 4Ite BAD
nibt5 ucn sinsm Gsneral fsi.
Sroe ieeob ibrer &erSweifluua, ibrer
Serleumcunaen uno ibrer @epalttbatsu /:
trOe ibrer ansifpoasn 0nifrensunasn, wur |.
ben iie. aIs Der Gag Sur gntf6eiouns bes
Samples berbei Pam. sIeidwie Spreii por
osm @lnce fcrt9striebsn; in Die SIudt ae.
lebIa9en uno Seriireut; ibre tapfertien Se.
9tonen ssSwun9en iib Su sr9sbsn. uno ibre
beribmteifen Qnflbrer sen6tbist ins @ras
5u beisen.- SpIfsfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
6rpf;cr Sicbffn,f.

Gntnenoung Don Gs9isrunas, Rofibarfei.
ten.- Son @aihinatpn waro wabrfbein.
lltb nab unterfbieelibsn Gicbtunaen am
Iseten Gonnerifa9 Die telesrapbifbe Runpe
9eianet, eaB Die RUiibarfeiten. welcbe Dem
He9lnunss Separtemsnt angeborsn, snt-
Weneet moreen wdren. gs belieben oieIel.
ben aus elmer foittaren Oiament Gbnupf.
tabdfSoole uno Der 9oleenen Sbeioe eineS
SdbeIs. Die Sbnupf f.Sabadsoof in elm
9efbenf pom &aiier Qlcranoer an ben Qdbt.
seapit 9arris, Qmsritanifter gefanoter su
ct. petersburg. Ser pirflibe Mertb bic.
leS QrtifsIs III $4,000. llan fanb bios BEN
SOeen rapOn i'm 3immsr.
Die 9cISeHe Gdeise war aur Beceduna
ees SbwereteS, metbeS Gom. Bieels BON,
Sieefoni9 Don peru erbislt; oas Sbwuet
Ielbit wuree nidt genpmmen.
Sbne bem mar cine 8cttel Ypertbpfller
@iIenS. Ccttomaniftes SebD, ocIIeu @erib
man auf $1,000 uno $4,000 ftdbt; iO wie
cine SaISbano Don duesrit ffItenen perlen,
an Wlartin San Suren gsribtet. BON oem
Sman Nluseat. Die Sbnur mar hnr5se.
lhnltten uno Swei Der Yerlsn SurhdaeIaGen.
Nlan ftabl 9lsidfaus Meoaillen, BON
Rupfer une SiIber. ron unterfbieeIibsn
@eneraIcu Der Sersini9ten Staaten 1rnsss,
unter aneern Die BON Sen. Mapne; cine
9olosnc NeeaiIe pen Bolivar, pen ibm
leIbif hbcrreib ~ elmer perfon, weldbe fein
sebsn iiherte. nebf mebrsrsn aneeWn Me.
oaiGen.
Nlan bat iieb bei eiefcr Debes GrpebiIon
falfher Sdluiel bsekAt unp ras ssnnere
nit Stride perwabrt.
Sie obiae Qrtifsl mdren IN rincm tcppel,
ten @los Haiicn, welber uerbroben wuree,
ebe man bic wutbooue Ga6rn errsitbcn
fonnts. h
Scenes foTbare Haticnale giaentbum ,pur'
be ebenfalls fhon por sinigen Sabrsn &C.
ItcbIen, uno caS StaotsoepartCment fsSte
elneSelcbnun9 pom $1,000 oaiiir aus. Nicbt
oamlt Sufrleoen perlan9ten bic 9iebs ftrifts
lid mebr-unc NAV 9ewdbrts ss ihnsn.-
Die Satben wurcsn in Baltimore in sincn
alten Eotter rprgsfunocn, une nidfs III fsit'
eem weiter Chenbar worpen. (@er.
@twas ionberbar III es ras oiefeIr:
tifel 9eroee nab Der @rwdblung. aber nod
cor Ger ginireuns bes Sen. Sariion ale
preiibent Der Ser. Staatsn seicbIen MN
oen. uno nun wieeer, eeraee nah Der @r'
wdblun9 ees Sen. &apIer. @sbifbeinih
acfbab es eamals uno icet pieoer eur6Sr.
70 Scfc 8eamtrn. eie scpiB oauon fiuo ibre
Stsasn su perlieren-uno auf oiefe Mtiie
9sosnfn Die nod psrf6icoene Sabres.SaIa.
rien Su iteblen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

01r@ei rer fit rsr preiesutsurpobl .im etauts
aaabuftts aebaltsum etaats. .gHab baten Die gSbiss
ibrsn 6,cupsrnsr furt oas 8et srpabL Die gEbiss
batsn oub aus bsu 10 SVslisesr css GcnsrSess srs
wablt Die etaats @sfesStuns il etsufalls fart
gsbis &c ptit man Bsridts bat. fno 132 Mbss,
25 @an Suren SRanntr ,lno ectc SetcS cripSbtt.
0TS patsr.-Gs fbtn esm g8bis Ganbisat
stipa 500 Stinmcn. UNI eurb has @ct crtudblt gu
fin Gr wire abtrnun burb Die Gsfsasbuns crIpdtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
'bniicu's Nabsbr. sOs Sancrs 3,Sss
9yrcibpScn Stimtntc.

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9lartcn 80, Gliutcn !, Growfcro GIL, GumtsrIouo
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film 26 Mcntlcmsrp 251, 9lcnres 8, gsertbumbers
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800, philadelphia Guuutr 567, piis 2, pettsr 2iS,
Shmttiu 81, Semerd 81, eusausbanua 3Ol, Sicaa
9j3, lInicn 25 gcnan9c 16i, gRaitbiuatcn 467 gfn.
cniins 81, ssamc 202. sRsiimcrclane l22. NDert A.
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Sartcts W1tbtbti dttr Gab 1884.
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