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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-19

At McGaw's on Monday, 9TH February.
MoseIcy's Tuesday, sth
Moragne's Wednesday, 9th &C
Wilmington Thursday. 10Th
Cabins Mills" Friday, Il,h
Warrington Monday, l4th
Norwoods Tuesday, 18th
1oundsvillc Wednesday, 10Th"
Tribes Thursday, 18th
Calaham's Friday, 18Th
Due West " Saturday, 10th s
brakes " Monday, 2lst
Scuffletown Tuesday, 22d
J. G. Waters " "Wednesday. 23d"
Cokcsbury " Thursday, 24th
AbbevilIeCH. Monday, 9th March.
Smithvi,Ie Tuesday. 7th
Deadfall Wednesday. sth.
Stony Point Thursday. 9th {.
C;ilIam's, {: Friday. 10Th
Cambridge Saturday, llth
Greenwood Tuesday. 18th
Woodv,l!e "Wednesday. 18th"
White Hall Thursday, 10th &C
C"thran's, Friday, 18th
Cedar Springs Saturday, 18th e
AbbcvlIlcC.I." Monday, Goth
Tuesday, 2lst
" Wedncsday,22d"
thursday. 23d
John Bradcy's' Monday, 9th b"
w II McCaw's" Wednesday: :e9,h''
Drakc's Friday, 3lst
Hrcrnwond Saturday, lst April.
At Abbrvile Court House again on Mon.
d,ay (saie Day) the Sd April, which will
he the last day for receiving returns. All
persons faiing to make returns on or be-
fore that day, will be lawfully liable to pay
a double tax.
All 1arcs must be paid at least by the
hrst Monday in May. or Executions will be
issued
All taxable property must be returned in
the name Of the proper owner. Guardians,
Executors, Administrators. will take notice,
to return all taxable property under their
control. All persons who may have trans
irrred taxable property between the lst Of
October. 1916, and the lst OF October, r,IS47.
arc required 10 make the same known to
me: ". S. HARRIS, &c.
January 10, 1913 46 If
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-19

Notice to Tax Payers.
will attend the undermined times and
places for the purpose Of Collecting Taxes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

The WHIGs AND FREEDoM.-The Providence
Journal says: keep it before the People thai
the cause Of Freedom can gain nothing, bu
must lose immensely, by any movement cal
culated to divide and weaken the Wing Party
the only party which has ever stood up and
maintained in the councils Of the country the
sacred Light of Petition, denied 10. the People
under the administration OF MIR. Van Buren,
which defeated that odious and abominable
bill, carried through the United States Senate
by the casting vote OF Martin Van Buren, au
thorising the plumber of the public mail. and
the violation of the freedom of the press, by
the destruction of ''incendiary" anti slavery
publications. and hich has, on all occasions
manfully and firmly maintained the cause. o
Freedom against the slave power.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18


TIE True SoLDIER.-The democratic party
of jefferson county" Va, invited Col. Ham
track to a festival. The Colonel sent the fol
lowing note in reply. How different the con
duct of the gallant Colonel to that of the pres
ent Governor of Oregon:
thank you kindly, gentlemen, for the in
yitatiou, and however gratified / may feel
the greetings of welcome home of my fellow
citizens, l am constrained TO decline your po
lite invitation, as the festival seems TO have
in view the defeat of our old Chief, whom th'
enemy Of our country could never defeat, while
the soldiers who served under him are comPti
mented with an invitation to the meet.ng.-
] am, gentlemen, respectfully. your obedien
servant, JOhN r. HAMlhACh-
Messrs. Butcher, Washington. Davenport
Beall and Opie. committee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18
CITY OF EVANS WILLIE:
MONDAY MORNING, SEP. IS.

GEN. TAYLoR's SECOND ALLISON LETTER
The reader will find in another column letter
from Gen. Taylor, dated the 4th of this month,
Of no ordinary interest 10 the American people,
and one which we are sure will be read by
every one with pleasure and pride. A contem-
porary says truly that there is not sentiment
in this letter that is not calculated to elevate
Gen. Taylor in the estimation of all who feel
themselves under the dominion of pure, un
selfish and elevated patriotism. The lofty tone
of independence which characteristics The letter
the absence ofeyerything like cringing and syco
Phancy in it. may surprise and bewilder the
old hacks of party. but in the purest days of the
Republic, the sentiments OF this letter would
have found an echo in every true heart. 1t j,
just such letter as the Father OF his country
would have written under the same -circum
stances .l-t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

PRlSrISe.--The first Bible printed 10 North
America was in the Indian language and was
entitled:
"Wusku Wuttestamentum Null Lordunum
Jesus Christ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Itwas published by Stephen Day at Cam
bridge, having been translated by one Elliott
and cost fl200.
The first Newspaper was "The Boston News
Letter, in l7O4, by John Campbell, printed
on the outside of a sheet Of writing paper-the
inside being reserved for writing letters. At
ter IA years of success, John Campbell in Au-
gust announces that be will every other week
issue an extra, by means Of which he will be
able TO bring up all that has transpired ofin
teresting Euro esn news BY the LIST Of January
Good for him. That was probably the origin
of The Campbells are coming"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

0There is difference, says the N. Y
Star, in the size of mems souls. A poor man
in Boston ran after valuable paper that had
blown from merchants hand, and rescu ed
it from puddle Of water. The merchant
took il and passed on without saying word.
Ia New York, the other day, a Southern gen.
man and his son were riding through Third
Avenue in a chaise when the sons hat blew
off. A poor boy ran after il, caught il and
handed il TO the gentleman. The latter
flung out hall dollar and drove on. These
are facts which came under our own obser-
valion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

OTTo those who are disposed to complain
that Gen. Taylor is not profuse enough in his
pledges, we commend the following remark
from lie tier addressed by Gen. Harrison to the
Wing members Of the New York Legislature
on the 23d of May, 1910:
A better guarantee for the correct conduct OF a
Chief Magistrate may be found in his charde-
ter and the course of his former life than In
pledges and opinions giUcn during the pe','en-
.cy ola doubtful contest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

A very good story is told abou, the cas-,
and convenience of going through Bankrupt
cy. An acquaintance was accustomed &c
drive the best horse and costiest buggy il
The neighborhood. The creak of his wbiI
was as alarming as the whistle of steam
boilcr. Blu, steam fails Of fuel and SO die
The whip. a--c1 es-sr~1-
Bankruptcy. Bankruptcy. No re medy
but in Bankruptcy. Horse stopped-bugg,
stopped" But soon, oh, how soon, "whip wa.
seen again by bis old friends driving bis own
horse and buggy -she identical team that i,e
had driven before. aufs e-4.frs
show now" said an old acquaintance
SHE same horse and buggy again! thought
you had been through Bankruptcy!
$50 I have, but my Nurse and buggy went
round.r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

CO At this stage Of the water when boats
can get up to this place and can't get down to
it, we receive our news from the East soonest
through the ST. Louis papers. The news
brought by the Europa in to-days paper is cop
led from st. Louis paper, though Louisville
papers are in town having the same news. but
we have not seen them. BY the way, what is
doing about our telegraph. Are we to have
the news by it?' Who knows. l5I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

THECHoLERA.--The arrival of every steam.
er brings the sad news OF the rapid progress o.
this scourge towards us. The cities Of Yves
tern Europe are. making sanatory preparation,
for the impending visitation. 1t has already
reached Berlin and Munich in Germany. In
London there has been great increase of NOR
tality from dianhea which brings TO recollec
ton that this disease was the fcrerunner OF
cholera on its last visit to that city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

OEMr. Stevenson Of the Cincinnati Chron-
icle, noticing the late Clay movement in New
York city, says no.
We have reason for the opinion that Mr.. Clay
has written to his friends in New York, Cincin.
natl, and elsewhere, that he will not give hi:
consent to the use Of his name as candidate
for the Presidency.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

THE President OF THE CoUNrRY.-The
Providence Journal says ''lhat The Wing par
" have been for twenty years coniendIng foI
PRESIDENT OF THE COUNTRY, and
against the President merely of a Party
shat Gen. Taylor, although he asows himself
to be Wing in principle and sentiment, oc
cupies precisely the same ground, and that
having originally accepted the nomination OF
The people Of the United States, in their pri-
mary assemblies, there can be no consisten-
cy in bis accepting the proffered support OF
any assemblage Of men, of any party, or por-
tion of the People. If he does 50 "wiIhoul
pledges or conditions" which shall impair or
compromise the independence and compre-
hensive patriotism Of his original position. )"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

@Each wing Of The Democratic party
seems 10 troubled because some Democrats
n Charleston. s. c., are disposed 10 vote fr
Ia ,lor and Butler, and we'll they ma. W.
expecr that thousands of the honest rank and
file OF Democracy, mol only 10 North Carroll
ma, but in Indiana, will vote for Taylor.-
Truly may the leaders be alarmed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18
To Capt. j. S. ALLISON.
z. TAYLOR.

@The Baltimore American thus furcibly
expresses itself, after reviewing the recen
attempt Of the Irish 10 achieve their indie
pendence:
England's weakes, point is at home. Il
the Irish Liberals had made common cause
with the Chsriists, and prepared every thing
for concerted, Simultaneous rising, the
movement would have worn very formida.
bile aspect indeed. An identity Of suffering
may vet produce some unity Of resistance
Il is only by encoun,ering her difficulties
one by one that England continues to Wi-
nmph. The combined mass Of grievances
engendered by her arbitrary rule for cen,u-
res pas, would crush her utterly, if precipi.
tated IN one avalanche OF retributon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18
LETTER FROM Ma. CALHoUS-His Position

LETTER FROM MR.. CALHUUN-HIo ooItIo"
The Charleston Mercury publishes letter
from the Hon. John G. Calhoun, dated Fort
Hill, Sept lst, 1913, in which he defines his
position to be, in the Presidency. ION indie
pendent ground, ready to support or oppose the
successful, as his measures may or may notice
cord with the principles aud views OF policy
which have long governed me-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

@Late accounts from Guatemala, by way
OF Havana, represent that distracted country as
being involved in civil war. The State OF
Atlas had revolted, and Vice President Gen.
Vicente Cruz, was at the head of the insurgents
who met the forces of President Gen. Carresa,
and were defeated. but not dispersed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

@A monument, costing 500 900, is TO be
erected at La Grange, Texas. to the memory Of
all who died In defence of Texian liberty. The
bones of the slain are, as faras possible, to be
removed 10 the land for which they died.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

uThree estates Of the Duke OF Buck
ingham, compromising the whole Of the par
ish of Hillesdam, Bucks, $4,000 acres a
FinmQfa,, Oxen, and the Hamlet of Fslcoit.
cum. ASWeVll leorlhampIonshire, have been
sold for E2l6 400.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18
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| n in all its complicated forms, DIR: ChampIGns
Vegetable Ague Medicines. For sale by Z. BELL,
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Vegetable Anti Bilious, Anh-Dyspepnc PURIFYING
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

THE 'PLArFoRM' Mann the good old
times of Washington and Jefferson aud Mad.
ison, our Presidents were covered by the
constitution, in all their acts, and looked
alone TO the welfare and glory of,he repub-
lie. Our early Presidents were Independent
patriots, and scorned party dicia,ion and eau
cas- chains. In modern times, however, thing
are sadly reversed. The constitution is laid
aside for political platforms erected by party
botches assembled IN solemn caucus. The
self constituted body that Nominated Gen
Csss, built 'plaliorm,' containing their
crude notions oi constitutional law, and Mr.
Cas-, not daring TO do otherwise, placed
himself upon that platform, solelnnly pledg
ed TO stand upon il in all his offic al acts. -
Now, if Csss should happen TO be elected
lot which calamity, thank God! there is NJ
present prospecD he will take the chrir o.
State, pinioned and hoodwinked by the can
Gus, and, instead of being President Of the
UniIed States, with will and mind OF bic
own, will be in fact a bound siape, compel
led 10 register the commands Of King eau
Gus, his stern and arbitrary master. When.
therefore, such President would perform
an official act, instead Of testing the meas.
ures by the constitution, he must recur 10
the law as contained in the platform u
The platform sanctions the act, ], is all right,
but If the platform does not sanction the
measure, !, is all wrong, and must not be
,honghi o. Is not this superscding the con
s;itution? Is il not robbing The Legitimate
government Of all power, and making The eau.
Gus our constitution, our Legislature our Elk
ecutive? Does mol the ioul system make
The President mere machine, without volt
lion or mind, mechanically moving in obedi-
ence TO the will Of the ar,iul demagogue~
who nailed The platform together. = Raymond
Gazettc.l 11s,g- ..aiF t.....,4 -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

PENNSYLVANIA FOR Taylor. The Wash.
ing,on Correspondent, OF the Baltimore Pa.
uioi says:
"Leters have been received here from
leading Quakers in Pennsylvania, which
state that the honest broad brims are going
en- masse for Zachary Taylor, because he is
a straight. forward honest man, and man oil
peace. opposed to war and carnage, although
ne fights the battles of his country, when or
dered by his Government 70 do so, whereas
Gen. Cass, although he never fights himself
is furious Tor conquest and for involving the
country in war! No doubt Gen. Taylor
will get every true Wing vote in Pennsylva
MIA and great number which were in the
las, election cast Tor Mr.. Polk! If, then
Wilmofs declaration proves true, that Var
Buren, will poll $4,000 democratic votes il
Pennsylvania-andi that he will all the signs
indicale-how, in The name ofcommon sense
can the old Keystone fail Of going for Tay
lor by an elegant majority.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

A WISE CoNcLUsIoN.-The PhiIadelphis
Sun, a, the conclusion of notice Of John
Van Buren's speech in that city says:
The contest for the Presidency lies be
,weei Taylor aud Cass, and the question OF
Free Soil is to be settled by one or the o,he =
OF these candidates; or rather by Congress
with the sanction of one or the Uiher OF these
|candidates., Gen. Cass will, without doubt,
IN case Of his election, truckle to The South,
and veto any bill that may contain the Free
Soil feature. Gen. Taylor, however, hasde.
clare that he will not veto any consi tuition.
al bill that Congress has approved. He ha.
moreover said that he will not veto the Viii
mot Proviso, nor intrigue against il, nor dc
any thing TO embarass its passage through
Congress. With these assurances we a,e
satisfied; and though we feel with The Free
Soil men in all their leading doctrines, we
shall give our support to Zachary Taylor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18
REFINED LOAF SUGAR.

- CASES Stewards Double Refined;
- bbls Crushed do do,
do Powdered, in store and for sale low by
ian29 G. BELL:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-18

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
ND General Collecting Agent for Southern IL
"A Hnois. ELIzABETHTowN, Hardin CO., Illinois.
References :-THos, Soor1. Elizabeth,own.
sep5.l f. & W. LEWIS Evansville, la.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
9tm Das Nmblifsell,.
Namilicu Ifa,icr suS Gl,ttpr

S1nlilten Slaucr Rnb SSutter.
Undergraduate maiden hierbur6) Dem pu.
blifum befdnnt, odB lIe am | fen 9lrrii Die
betdnnte Bon 3dgen's Wilhle Cite nahefe
bel Der fleiHen eed,a 8rIde) bel NlIeutaun
brScgru babsn, uno oas fe nan i'm Stanee
lGno Suncen 9lrbeit Su liefcrn, Die fie uber'
;cn9t fuc bon trinrr Wilhle in Der hinge.
9enc ubertroffen ,perreu fdKu-tc Fno I'M
Stanee ju jeoer Sc it ouf 3eifeauug
Hlauer uno Sutter auf bic fnrieltr gln,ciac
an Runceu su lbcrliefcru aud, lino lfr be,
reit oR G'straibe an ocu bigHfcn BreiseR
Su oerfaufrn uu6 nldlbem lie Qcmahlcn ffnb,
NIT ecm sbfaa an Die @igentbimer 81 Ilber'
liefCrn.
@ei ernjeui9en bic @etraioe hateu, wrrs
cen ne duf WcrIan9en aurufen, eielebe abs
bClen tlno m1hier, uuc fur cen "3Dl" ,pie.
Der nberlcfcrn.
sic fInc INNER bereit aufeir fnrselic Pin
;eige flr 1cu" iu moheu, nuo ba hre
TRnhfr III rem pcnen 3utdn6e IN, 70 FUhIeH
nc rcuig uerildlert, cae (tc ihre Sunben pcn.
tCmmen bCfricci9cn fonnCn.
+ Sic gctenfcu aud | mer an ihrem
StchrhauIe CehcmnIs ole Treihalle) in 2Il.
ieutaun, 70 Die an Der Wiihle aGcs9lrtcu
Weh beim 0icrtcl, SNunecrt, cocr ME es
peridnat 'uire, qemdhlnes .Nuttcritcff. 70 ,rie
ale gIrteu nn9emnhIue GiaratSs an brn nies,
OriafcR SlreiBru fur Saar9eIo bsim Suft,pI
III pcrfaufcn. -ss
@si!e Irfcu 0ctrninc.
sic be5ablcu jeocrSsit bic bod itru prrisc
fur oIIerIci @ctrnioe- pcId,e uad bCIiebcm,
an ecr NfitMe, cher al eCm StchrbauR
utcrIiefert mcrccn f6unci.
Gjpp6 gnpS!!! @pp6!!!
sic haten aud, cine arrfc Gudniitdt
@Dps auf S9ono, ecn iIc an Den biai9tcu
prcteru dbfceeu Fpernen.
G~ @e(tctun9en fur irorno Grfh6ftc,
fcnncu fcpohI ou Dem StpbrhouIe, ,pls aud,
all Ger WnbIe aemndt mGrcen
Gurd' oute 9Irbeit, ptnftIi&,r @5warmra
ibrer @jefd'dfte, une bilIiqe preRc, trfFcu
Ts ibrcn Nnthcil Der tfcutIid,rn Snncihoft
Su erhaltcn, mcfGr ite fId iceerjeit eanfbar
erseiacu pereeu. Sic hitteu mn scnejNen
3ufprudh ineCm lie niGtn raB itre arbsit
nur cerIudt ceCr unicriudt su werecn
traudr, Inn alI9emeiu 9cpririen su rpcrbcn.
Yutb unp SientD.
9Ipril 8, 1S4s. na4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
@eime &mr, feine Nesablmma

Or 6 afn's Snoianiid1es Jfrdutfri
perftd,ert IN btiIen, oeer bas GieIo
fol- niccer surnd sritnttet psroen. Giefe
Weoi;tu III Subereitef aus eint III ineianifdem
Resept, IpeId)ss ron eiuem Suoiduer i'm fer
nen lBsficn an 9rc6en Rotten crbaitsn spur'
De. Seldc bic nit ben cneiarrr tcfnnnt
pdreu, rpiiIcn, cae fie bic eRileudie fllriren
tcnneu uno mrflid thun, rtne Die 8rrmitt'
lung pen Merfar, Salfani, oeer Icuif irgeno
etpas Der sIrf. lie gcocnoeu baben jeBt
cine G5eleseubeir furtrt lperoen w ftnnen,
cbne bic @sfabr pcn Merfur cher nibri9en
@Jsbraud, Don VsaIIom. Diere Mcti,in IN
oem @eid,mad ansrnrhm. unb Idef feinen
@erud, oes 2ltbcms surif
/" Sbi9s itdsbars Reei,in III ~ baben
in oem 8ud,aobr oCn 2. GIrse nnb 6 5teb
per, im NlItntaun.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
81 a d TT t6 t

mtrt hermit 9eseben, oas Der tluttrfdwiebe,
men ols @recutcr oou Der otutsrIoiIenr
id,aft ees oeriforbruen pet oIbeu,
lesthin ucn Weifsnburs Gnghfd,ip, Fcd,a Go.
ernannt fporoen it = 9Ile eiejenisen oa,
her, nelfe nch rettmdsi9e Tcrosruuscn
an befdate SinterGaGrnidaft hnbcn, Guo er.
iuht iclde uohIbsifitist inurrbntb 6 $40,
deu bei ben llntend,riebenen einmhdnbi9en !;
llnb biejeni9en bic ncd, on ciefstbe fduhesn,
mereen aebeteu ibre 8nditdnoe innerkalb be,
aster 3eit aud, absutraaen.
8euben Oolben, gr'or.
saprii 3. nq3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
81 a DIRT t6 t

ntrb hermit 9s9eben ons bic llntrrfhristencn
als Nominiifratcrs BON Der SninterlaGenIfoft
oes uerfprbenen Daniel Gjrnnenatt, lcstbm
bon 9vun Iaunfd,p. 9eha GauntD, nnar1
ifellt fpcreen fIno. Srid)e, Die oabsr nch
rettmdeiae Toroerunsen an bcfl9te 6inter.
laHeuIhnft ;u MAIDEN hotcn, fInb erfadjt ihrt
Nebnun9eu innerhafb fshs Wcd,cu ein,u,
6rin9en-unb Scld,e, bic nod nuf irgsne ei.
ne slrt fhuIoe lluh, weroeu eebcten inner,
halb beiastsr 3eit ibre 8udifdnbs and) abm,
trd9ers
SSacob 9riinelpa(t, ! 0,Sr,,o,s
Soiepb Moier, "'' wv
9ipril g. rd6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
&arte Don GeCta Qauntp.

Der untrfhrictenr crllL5t atfnnssrclI eitttri9e
gerlrncu, bic Gin 9rtFttNS IN 36anc baten mSscu,
70 rite ttnttrfhrtiter ~ rcr AGrtt Ju ianelh ols
mcslidb, tino Ha6ber risclte csin untsrld rsterrn
tti rem ertcH aOiap 1T iitcrrtid tn.
uRtcrfbreitsr tcnucr cerli6trt fublen, Dag wrnr
cine binrei6snpt gInJabi it cnscfunren baten, ulu
Die nctbisen glussdten. cine cldbe Gortr auhutrns
gen, III tcifreisn, ttett rerrtis irtrhsn rirc unb
allies mas rerirrc6en rrrrn III, witb rcllrsen wsrs
ben. Sis cine btnreihenbe gln,abl fib sinsefnneen
baten werncn tsansn mir bic netbisen glussaten IT.
9ttbe rt9t iltcrnebmen-et guslihten lnc jereh
tthr fhmeihclbaft, mebre .ounetrt 9lamsn iinc tes
reits fben unterIbristeii-nne cine tlins IHifrers
sttns auf Seiten Der Nrsunee tnerss eGlntps, miro
enen sudlioben @rfcS juiihern. Sine lhattaebe
fclite man in 9iididt nehmril-rin terer 5blsr
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