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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

Virginia CGusTEnFE,Ts AND HALF DorL.R..
The Wheeling Gazette, ofSntnrday. mentions
the passage of counterf.iis there on The North
western Bark of Virginia, ofthe denomination
Of $40. There i. nothing about tho note re.
semhlirg the genuine with the exception of The
| "fling up"
The Louisville Courier, ofthn sth. say. that
great quan,tir. Of counterfeit half dollars, of
the 4 mcriran coin, are in circulation in that
Guar'c-. of which il says.
"Those wc saw wee dated 1873 and HSl5
and the entire imprint and stamp were exact
copies of The original The outer surfircs of the
coin is undoubtedly silver, but the body Of the
piece is composed O some other substance o f a
specific gravity less than silver, and thu, by The
weight it can he readily detected. The coun-
terfeits are also somewhat thicker than the gen.
u,nr and do not possess the clear ringing sound
Of silver"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

AMERICAN PRlurlNG PnGssEs IN ECRopE.
Col Hoe is still in Paris putting in oper
alton his wonderful printing presses He
has already received orde.s for six ofthen
IN London and Paris, where they are pro-
nou,ced greatly superior to any machine
used or invented in either Of those conn-
tries. Professor Morse and Colonel Hoe,
one with his great invention in telegraph,
ing, and The other with hi. nnrivalel prin
ina press, are CARING fame for themselves
and credi, Tor tire United States that vii
live long after they have left the stage o
life.
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ELIZA letter writer from Vashln0tOn says
I have seen the Gold Dollar, and very pretty
coin il is Let ms have such coinsd in abun-
lance, and a silver ihrce-esnt picc, 10 match.
trus, all who are hostile to small Bank Notes
will go in for the Gold Dollar and the frie nds
of Cheap Postage for the three cent pece--or
two five ran have postage SO low. ! have no
faith in laws suppressing small Bills while the
People fni them convenient. can perceive
no good reason for such snppr"ssi on-bnt shall
very willingly see them supplanted by some.
thing more acceptable. The Silver Dollar is a
clnnlsy and cumbrous affair; the Gold Doisr is
a new broom which will sweep clean for a
time. | doubt not that its coinage will be or
dercd very soon.--So prepare for tho golden
shower! IN. B.--They will have to be earned
like other dollars, except from California dig
sgers and traders and the manufacturers of wild
cat Bank paper. Good dollars Specie or Pa
per, imply the payment OF an equivalent)
The three cent piece is greatly desirable
not a quarter dime, as some have contended.
With this addition to ouI present coinage, il
would never be necessary to give more than one
cent in making change. Let US have Low Post
age and convenient coin!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

UNlov OF SEAs.-The German Diet had
a, last accou us, II grand project under con-
rieralion--,hat of uniting, by canal WI tn
on, locks, the Baltic Sea and the North Sea.
The line of survey passes between Riel o
Brunsbane. on the northern bank of the
morth of The EIae, anil OIL the other side
10 Cuyhaven, on lis southern bank. The
natural advantages Of the route are SAID 10
be very great, and the work will be done
by the lmperislists troops, large numbers OF
which are 10 be concentrated FOR the pnr.
pose. The construction o a naval harbor
a, Cuyhaven would enable Germany to
maintain powerful German navy, com
maudiug both the Baltic and the North
Sea
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

Terrible Rail Road accident About
one o'clock yesterday a locomotive with
the mail and passenger car attached,
coming up in the rear Of the passenger
train, ran Off the track some two mile,
south Of E|llton, iniurlng one man so Sc
verely that his life is despaired Of and
several others slightly.
The scene OF the accident presents the
most utter wreck I've ever saw. The 10
connective was driven into frozen bank
and it AMI the tender are smashed into a
thousand pieces It left the track, from
some cause unknown, about $50 feet from
where it took up against the bank, break
ing and tearing up the rails nearly the
whole distance. Mr.. Dale, on. Of the
Directors, and late President of the Rail
Road Company, togetf CT with three 9th
er gentlemen, was in the passenger car and
was thrown from one end of the car 10
the other by the conclusion BUT was not
seriously injured. He Informed us that
the cars were not going at very great
speed having been Stacked up to turn the
curve on which The accident happened
The man So much injured. is Mr. Justus
Benjamin, son of Capt. Isaac Benjamin
formerly Of this county, and now of Eas-
ton. One Of his legs is broken in two
places. above the knee and be low il, and
he is horribly torn and scaIdpd beside.
He was taken to the house of Mr. Wells,
R. r Ast. at this pace, where every
attention was paid to his case by Docts.
Wallace; Emory and Mitchell Mr. Ben
jamln, we understand has 4 vile and four
small children in Baltimore. The er-
gneer, OuterbriAge Moore; the conduc-
ter George Buchanan; and the fireman,
James Morgan were all more or less in
iured but none OF them seriously.
An express was sent to Wilmington
Tor cars and men 10 clear and repair The
tract.
N. B. We regret to state that Mr.. Ben
jamin died last night at Il o'clock.
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AN EXPORTED PAUpER-Anong the PAS
sensers who arrivel at New York last
week from Liverpool was an emeranl
whose passage had been paid Within al
hour after tho vessel arrived lie was AT the
office Of the Commissioners of Emigration
demanding TO be taken care Of and he will
be Il public charge as long as he lives. For
tunaiely The law authorized the exactny Of
bond Tor his support, and the conssnee
will hnd this one dear passenger. as he
mnsl be supported al the expense Of the YES
sci for five years.
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The NJ. T.. ChuJch.-The COMM ssion.
els rfnr9ed with Preparatory measures pen
ding the sui TO be hroulh againsrlFc Meth
odiSl Episcopal Church South. for the re-
coveFy Of their share Of lie property, have
engaged as additional counsel, Daniel
Lord Esq, ofNew York, which completes
the number they are authorized to employ
The -four are Webster Of Boston, Meredith
Of Philadelphia, johnson Of Baltimore, and
Lord Of New York.
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FrrEcT OF THE DEc,aoN CoNcERYIya TAX OF
p ssEsGERs.-lt appear. that the decision ofthe
United States Supreme Court against the Stale
laws laying a tax on PASSENGERS. is consid ered
by the aucioneers, as overtprning the State
cnac,me1ts lcTync duties upon certain goods
sold by auction. Already. we are told, they
have hcgnn to prefer payment or auction duties
under protest, and hey even ayer their Counsel
assure them that tho States will be compelled
to refund all the auction duties that ha 70 her c.
toiorc been Ell acted. N. Y. Tribune.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

Missouri AND SLAvERy.-The Senate
of This State have resolved that Congress
has no right 10 leyisIaie so as TO affect
slavery in any part of the u Safes
that to exclude slavery from the 'scon-
quered t"rrltorv.' would be n violation
OF the constitution and that in any con.
.fiet growing out OF this subject, ''Misson-
ri would be- on the side Of the slavehod
ing States"
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CON KAck,s CoM1sn ~ sner,, rau,or /,

"oLD hAck's CoMENG."-- Genera! TAYLOR is
TO reach Baltimore on this day week. saturday
evening. the cath inst, according 10 the WASH
ing'on Wing, remaining here until Tuesday the
21th. when he will SET out Tor Washington c,ty.
l lie telegraph has given us an account Of lis
spiendld reception al Louisville last Sunday
and the Wing SAYS:
~ hence he will repair TO Pitlshnrg so as to
r'ac!, that city on Monday morning next He
wiz leave Pi,tsburg for the east on Tuesday the
Goth inst"
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Vcnduc.

The subscriber will sell a, Public Sale.
at Old'own on Thursday the 18th day of
March next, the following property, ex-
~ cellen, back mare, lot Of farm
SsIEE Z ing utensils. Household and
.G~T Kitchen furniture. and corn fod
der, bar nxiures of Oldlown av
ern and many other things not named.
Terms Cash. Sale to commence al 10
O'Clock.
Feb 18th 40 VIM. c. PRICE,
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The Irish Demonstration in honor Of the
American .ympahizers Bergen and Ryan
at New York. Oh Tuesday evening, went
off very we'll About 400 persons were
present. Doh ney, McGhee. aud several
other prominent Irish refugees, were pres
ent az invited guests. McGhee rrcommen
ded hat sympathy for Ireland should be
manifested in some more effective way than
by Dragging speech making and exaggera
tinn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

VESSELS SAILED FOR C.I1ronHlA.-
From list Of clearanccs kent in the Of
flee Of the Philadelphia Bullt,in il APP
pears that the total number ofieparturps
reported from all the ports in the United
States for San Francisco, and o her ports
of California, from Nov. IA, lS4S. to
Feb. 18th, lS49, was as follows: Ships
Sc; Barquts 43; Briggs 90; Schooner. %;
Total 1874.
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SERIOUS AcclDtNT On Sunday la. rs
Il party ofpersons were coming from meet
ing at Hayre d. Grace, on SINAI, car driv
en- by hand on The rail road near Pr,nciDio
Furnace, part Of The dress of Mrs Moore
vie Of Mr., Philip Moore OF the latter place
became entangled in the machinery o
the car, and she was drawn on b eneall
the wheels. The car passed over her
breaking an arm so badly tina, it had to be
ampntatcd, and injuriog her otherwise Sc
seriously, that doubts Of her recovery ar.
Ell ter,a;neG.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

CALIFORNIA STAGE LINE. Eight sta.
ges are building in New York to run be.
tween Vera Cruz and Mazatan. Stea
mers on both oceans are to connect with
the line, SO that passengers can 90 from
New Orleans to San Francisco in cigh-
teen dnyS' or from New York in twenty
seven DAYS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

A MIXED PcPULArIo y.-Thc recent census OF
Milwaukee disclosrs the fact that there are in
that riHage Of near sixteen thousand souls 6, 96O
Americans, sos Germans. o4s7 Irish, 1856
Hollandrrs 81 Scotch SO Norwegians ia
French, "a Welsh. S Danes and 6 Sw"des. Tins
10 really mired population. Babel must be
well represented. Yet, in very lew years, I'M
der the Matchmaking process of common school
education, the children Of these mixed ra COS will
become Americans--attac!,sd 10 thu country.
proud OF lis institutions, and mlny ofthem wor =
thy of its honnrs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

A R.AL LOG CAB, Bor.--Thc house in which
Tom Corwin. United States Senator from Ohio,
was horn. is s,ilI standing in Bourbon county,
Kentucky. 1t sa one story log cabin, about
twelve feet square, with one door and two small
windows. The glass, six by eight Tho old
lady now occupying it will no; allow it 10 he
improved.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

Females for Caiifornia.--A Female California
Expedition is in progrss--a well known bene,-
olent Lady Of n. Z being augancd, with several
gentlemen ofwellth, in an effort TO purchase
and ioada vessel with view to a Hospital in
the Diggings She is now recruiting company
of females to accompany her, all Of whom must
be over 25 and well certified. a clothing store
is in the plan.
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FATAL AccipENT.-Mr Edwin Woll-
aston, Of Chester county. Pa, met with
an accident on Tuesday last, which re-
suited il hi. death Mr.. Wo'laston was
engaged adjusting some OF the machine
ry belonging to a saw mill, when his
hand was caught in the cogs. and bis boz
dy drawn in among the wheels winch
were in motion. injurina him so severe
" as to cause almost Instant death.
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ELKTON, .Nsl.
Saturday February II 1910

County CLERK. WE understand ,ha
Richard e. Holiday ESD, lats Secretary
of State, has bsen appointed by Governor
Thomas, Clerk of Cecil CO unty conrt, the
time Of Mr.. McCoilongh, the present incun
bent having expired on The 14lh inst. The
appointment is for term of I years. There
will be some ii satisfaction among the TO-
cofocos OF The comfy in r..,rd to the mat
ter, as there would have been in any casa
One thing is certain NJ. Holiday will make
an excellent clerk.
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AGENTS WANTED.

To Canvass for some new and Popular works
in every County througho, the United States.
To Agents. the most liberal encouragement is
ohered--wilh small capital of IS to 500. A
chance is offered, whereby an agent can mako
from $40 to S,s5 per week. For further partic'
ulars address (pust paid
WIN. 4. LEARP.
No 10, North Second Street. Philidelpa
Nov. 10 1s>-em
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COnstab!e's Sale.

BY virtue OF three several writJ of
Vendlioni ExpoAas. Issued BY William Cos
grove, one of he Justices Of the Peace OF
the State of Mary land i II and FOR Cecil com
~, to me directed, will expose 10 sale al,
public Auction, at The Hotel of OHIO Now
land on Saturday The 10Th day of Mach
next between the hours Of one and o.
cock P. M. for cash, all tina, piece or parcel
OF land situated in Cecil county afore.aii
on which William R. Maliany now resides
containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

APPOINTMENTS AND DisAProINTMENTs
The New York Mirror has some remarks
in relation to appointments and dIsap-
pointments under Gen. Taylor, from
which we copy the following.
Gen Taylor has said in conversation
with his friends that there must :'neces-
sarily be some appointments, but more
disappointnents;" and we may add to
this true and frank declaration. without
any violation Of confidence, the follow
ing brief extract from a private letter adj
dressed to gentleman in this city.
"Thcre will not be one office for an APP
p'icant in twenty, and all who are disap-
pointed, will, as a matter Of course, be-
come my wost lmplacabIe enemies for
life, attributing 1helr failure to any cause
but the correct one, viz: want Of qualifi.
cations ard want of vacancies.''
1t viii be seen by the above pthv re-
Election that Gen. Taylor has srealiz-
ing sense" Of his situation, and his eye
wide open to the wants of the great
political community --Ano her extract
from The same letter, which is fully
equal TO his celebrated reply to Secreta
ry Marcy, Will throw still some more
light upon the principles which will
govern the new President IN regard to
appointments and removals. He says he
will act in these matters "solely for the
honor and good Of the country" and not
inquire whether the candidate is Wing
or A Democrat, or whether he voted for
or against me.'
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM
PlTTsBrRG, February IS.

y. $. Senn'or- The 1Ilmot Proriso
The whig members of the Obi, Legis
lature, have made caucus nomination
of Judge Mclean, as their candidate for
US Senator. The day of election is
not fixed
The Senate has passed resolution re-
Questing their delegation in Congress to
support the Wilmot proviso, by vote
Of 26 to 8.
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30 Acres.

more or less, and adjoining lands Of Jer.
eniah Mahany, John Mahany, decd.
JOHN Hargan and Others, the property of
the late William r. Mahany, Sized and Ia
ken into execution al the suit. OF John &
Thomas Williams executors of Jesse Wiz
.iams deceased.
HASSON LYNCH, Constable.
Feb II, '49 It's.
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EM.NciPhTIoN IN KENTurKr,--Ono branch,
Che llo'isr,) ofthe Legislature ,f Kentucky
has passed resolution, declaring that the snh.
jcct Of emancipation ought not now to be agitai
ed in Kentucky. This resolution passed ,nan
mott'ly. hut it is supposed to be against the
views of large portion Of tho people of Ken
lucky.
We have noticed a large meeting held in Lou
sviIle Another was called to he held last
Monday IN Maysville. The call for il is signed
by about five hundred names, among them the
hest and most respectable men in that county.
The people of Kentucky are also getting into
great deal "fcomfnsion on the subject Of their
constitution. A meeting WAS feld nj Frankfort
few days since. at which it was attempted to
lay down '.pla,nrm,'' hut was failure. The
resolutions declared against any agitation ofthe
question Of emancipation. bait Sun.
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E,Or Rent.

The Dwelling House, garden and out
houses now orcupied by Capt. Ma'he w
Pearce Possession given on the 25,h
Of the ensuing March. Apply TO
GEORGE EARLE.
Elk!on, Feb. II, '49-3w.
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EDied.

On the 9Th ul'., at the residence OF her
daughter in Cintonville, Venanso coun-
ty Pa, Mrs. MARY HALL. at an advanced
age. The deceased formally resided
near Elkton, Cecil Co Md
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Co1D.--Yesteriay morning the thermomn
ter ut his place stood degree. below zero
three degrees colder than il had previously
been this winter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

LATER FROM YuclrAN.--The New Orleans
Picayune has files of papers from Yncatan In
25,h ult. The Indians made repeated attempts
to rotakc Valladolid and Tihosnco, Int they
have been as often repnlsed, losing large nun
bor of prisoners. They straitencd in re.
sources On the east side oi'the peninsula they
have been checked thoroughly But MT so on
the wcst--an incursion having been made by
great number Of them into tho district of Cam
peachv, sven threatening the city.
The American volunteers are said to have in.
cured severe losses, from excess Of courage.
HENRY CLA1.-The New Orleans Delta O
the sth inst. has the following:
1.-The Hon Henry Clay, now soionrning in our
city, will not, we understood, attend the sitting
Of the Senate called on the 4th of March next
but will be at his post, If his health permits, at
the commencement of the regular session in De-
cember next 1T may DO Interesting TO hi. dis
tant friends to learn that the distinguished Ola
tor is in the possession ofall his vigor of mind
and body, and looks as il he had MANY years OF
good service in him. n paragraphs in some OF
the papers states that Mr.. Clay had written a
letter lodging his warm support TO the admin.
is,raion Of Gen. Taylor. Wo understand that
this statement is unfounded, and that Mr.. Clay
stands wholly uncommii,ed as to the course lie
intends to pursue in the next Congress-
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Cart. RlnDs TREASURES FouNp.-The
Spring field Mass Republican says that few
DAYS ago, Martin and Samuel Shaw, while on a
hunting excursion. discovered !, cave in tho
works on ''Snake Hin" in winch they found
sealed hottie, containing letter, prrportng to
have hccn written by Captain Kidd. the notori-
ous pirate, to some Of his inferior officers, and in
forming them where some large deposit, of
wealth were made, and enfrnating them to pos
sess themselves Of that treasure. and cxLricate
him from some difficulty which the letter repre-
srns him TO have bacn in.
Tie letter hears mark of great antiquity, and
some OF the shrewdrst men of the vicinity, have
gone in pursuit Of The buried treasure.
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A MYSTERIOUS RErURS.--Mr. Richard
D. Docan, merchant Vi lIarper's Ferry,
whose mysterious disappearance some few
years since has been Il matter OF nevspa.
per coran;er!, returned 10 his former home
on Saturday last. He has been spending
most Of bis .imu in GLASGOW, Scotland. Ii
is a singular case, and Will produce some
strange judicial proceedings Surprising
thai he bad either died or been murdered
in Philadelphia, his estate being very
considerable one, had passed MO the hands
of administrators, and VIC presume entire y
settled so FAR "a the agents of the court
wese concerned, leaving large surplus
Just in process Of distribution among his
legal representatives Charles Va. Spirit. |
A SINGULAR MALADY is prevailing in
The neighborhood of Uniontown, Pa. and
has caused twenty deaths out of fifty ca
ses 10 two weeks. It's ravages are main
ly among the young. 1t is supposed to
be cholera, bat he symptoms "a descgib
ed dilttr widely from that disease- the
FIRST indications being sometimes pains in
Abe fingers and limbs. fever and head
ache, followed By vomiting and dlarrhea
Some Of the patients break out with
spots, Ike the meaz!es, and after death
the body and face are covered with large
1lach spots, the legs and arms assume a
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sPuNcH' says one good thing, VIZ: that
politeness is an air cushion there may
be nothing in it, but it eases jolss Won
derfully.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

The subscriber will sell at Private sale
A tract Of valuable River Land. contain
ing ahont 100 Acres, situated one
mile from the Tide Water Canal and two
from Havre de Grace. Fifteen Acres of
$3.50. rhe above tract are cleared and
aaSg the remaining So acres is heav-
w II" lily timhered, The quality of
a- the soil is very superior, and
few situations offer greater inducements
to the purchaser for investment. The
timber, for which go ID market is &C
cessl6le, is sufficient 10 pay tor the land
and the sol is unsurpassed for cultivation.
Terms will be made accommodating. APP
ply to the subscriber living near Havre
de Grace, Hartford County, Nd.
BARNARD MITCHELL.
Feb. II, 'to-6w- pd.
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Latest Foreign News.
Tbe Lasess Taiegraphic News

The la,es. news By the steamer Niagara
ia contained in tho usual ,eleg-ap|ns ass.
patch OF The New York papers, oof Il il
30, inpos.ant We extract the following
kr,ns:
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EEaa'k Wanted.

The highest market price paid in cash or goods
for Spanish o. Black Oak Bark, ct w. PELL'S
cheap store Fast end of Elk!oli
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The 8 0gd E7evcrin Ei1rope,
England.

The ratification of the Postal Convention
between Inc United States and Eng land has
been received with general satisfaction by
oil ihe iraAia- communities OF Europe
IN London. Cabinet Council was held
Yesterday afternoon, at which most OF the
Ministers were present The Council sal
TWO and 4 half hours. 1t was unde stood
that he heads Of tie Queens speech or the
opening OF pariamedi, were submitted
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-07
2(llentaun, Sum- ., 1SA0.
Sic S,cnfofcitcn pOm stnslaupe.

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Sranfreib einsu bebeutun9 9spoaen uno 9Ior'
rei6n Sriumpb bewirft, in Der Sbatfate,
bds bic am l3ten Mlai fatt9cfunoenen'
uno ,way nab benz 9runbIdee ors It9e
meinen 9 M mre Dts gebaItencn
gBabIen pbne cine einji9eSt6run9 Der 9uten
Srbnun9 ab9eIaufcn fino.
9ie &6mer fbeinen enfbIO6en Su fein'
Die Serbinbuns sOifden Stride unb Staat
oufSul61sn. Die SOIfsiiimmun9 in eieler
!Sinlidt sei9t iib 9an5 eeutIt6.
Die Ginmif6un9 &uelanSs in bic StrsI'
tisteiten Swifbm Ssftrcib uncun9arn ffeb'
ieet auber alIem 3rpeifel. Gne Sruppen'
madt Don 10000 Mann III bcreits auI
ibrem 8ese na6 unsorn in 9oIli6ien elm
moftirt, uno bsm &eiuItate ibres erten
SufammenttcfenS nit ben un9arn riro nil
'9efpanntsr Grwartun9 ent9e9ensefsbsn.