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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-24
Death Of a California EnIpant-

Death of a California EmiUant.-
We rsgreai 10 learn that in'elIingenre has
been received here from California. an
nouncins the death Of DR.. John ID. Moore,
eldest son OF Alexander ID. Meore, Esq.
of this place. n would appear that DR..
Moore had wsns nut hunting in The hills
near the Mines. about the middle Of last
January. and having got separated from
his friends in snow Storm. he could Boi
be found until about month afterwards.
when his body was discovered in ravins
in an nnmuiilaied state There can be
liule doubt that he became uumbed with
cold. and being unable TO find his way
back 10 camp. persisted in the snow. DE-.
Moore irh this place in company with
several Others in last May. and Inns mourn
Col fate will be much regretted in com.
muniiy where he was known and esteemed
Wilmington Chronicle.
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my dear SIR, your 90 serv e
(Signedl DANIEL WEBSTER.
Washington, April 9th, 1850.

Washington, April 9th, 1850.
To the Hon. Daniel Webster, Of the U. $. Sc
nate.
Dear Sir-I have The honor TO acknow.
ledge the receipt Of your letter OF the 9Th
inst, and reply to il with great pleasure.
New Mexico is an exceedingly mountain
Gus country. Santa Fe itself being twice
as high as the highest point Of the ALE.
ghanies; and nearly all the land. capa'
BILE of cultivation, is of equal height, though
some Of the vallies have less altitude above
the sea. The country is cold. Its gene.
raj agricultural products are wheat and
corn, and such vegetables as grow in the
northern states Of this Union. II is en-
tirely unsuned for slave labor. Labor is
exceedingly abundau. and cheap. Hmay
be hired for three OF four dollars month
in quantity quite sufficen. for carrying o.
all the agriculture Of The territory. There
| is no cultivation except by irrigation, ant
there is not sufiiciency Of water 10 irri
gale all The. land.
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The wife Of a nominal subscriber 10
the Sandusky Union. who would moi
pay his subscription bill, few days ago
rated the publisher sonndly because he
had discontinued the paper. She said she
knew newspaper law -. The publisher
was bound 10 send the paper till all az
rears were paid up!''
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Progress ofthe Work.-Msny Of our
readers will feel an interest in being i'm
formed Of the progress Of the work Of re-
laying with y. hon) the track Of the
Wilmington aud Roanoke Rail Road. We
therefore state That twenty-five cargoes Of
Iron have been received. making an ag-
greeale ole. 72o tons, and ihaawenty-seyen
miles Of the Road have been relayed. The
relaying is nni in continuous line. but
on various parts OF the Road. ID.
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Providing fiu widows and Orphans.

Providing fdH Widows and Orphans.
A Law passed he Georgia Legislature. al
il last session. giving 10 the widow and
child. or children. Of any persons dying
insolven,. 800 worth Of the property Of
said insolveni. fee and clear Of all claims
for deots due by him.
Monument to Calhoun - Meetings
are being held in The seyal districts and
parishes are OF South Carolina, 10 take
measures Tor The erection Of monu.
menl 10 The memory Of the late Hon.
John G.. Calhoun, al Columbia, By popu-
lar contribution.
Penitentiary Burnt Down. = The
! Arkansas State Peniieniiary was buin'
down ON The night OF The 25ih ul. The
conyicis were all saved. The building il
supposed TO have been sci on FIRE BY one
OF the prisoners.
An enlerpIxe has been started al Fay
euevilIe, which coniemplaies the erection
of New Bridge across the Cape Fear
j River, few miles above that town.
We learn from The Knoxville, Ten
nessee, Register. that corps Of engineer
have arrived al that place on their way 4
locate the East Tennessee and Virgins
Railroad.
The Vera Cruz I.ocomoior says ths
the product Of the silver mines al Mexico
| for the year ls49. will not be less tina
thirty millions Of dollars. This is said I
be larger sum than was ever before ez
Iac,ed in one year from the mines.
i The Catholic cathedral now bein
erected at Albany, will cost. il is SAT-
when completed, about 81 100000.
i The Plank Road constructing betwee
Fayetteville and Carthage, costs el46
per mile.
The man who never takes newspaps
was seen in Cincinnati lately. He wa
inquiring the way 10 the penthouse.
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims
At the City Of Washington.

Attorney for Prosecuting Claims
At the City Of Washington.
THE subscriber undertakes the collection, set
Il Element, and adjustment Of all manner of
claims, accounts, or demands against the Govern
mcnt Of the United States, or any foreign state or
country, before Commissioners, before Congress,
or before any Of the public Departments at WASH
ington.
The procuring of Patents, Army and Navy
Pensions, the collection Of accounts against the
Government, all Land claims, and every demand
or other business, of whatever kind, requiring the
prompt and efficient services Of an Attorney or
Agent.
A residence of fourteen years al the seat of the
Federal Government, with thorough and fami-
liar acquaintance with the various systems and
routine Of public business at the different offices,
as we'll as in Congress; added to this, free access
to the ablest hgal advisers, if needed justiies the
undersigned in pedging the fullest satisfaction and
the utmost dispatch, tothose who may cnrust their
business TO his care. Being well known TO thegrea-
ter part Of the citizens Of this district and 10 many
gentlemen who have been members of both Hous-
e. Of Congress in the last twelve years, il is deem
ed useless to extend this notice by special refe-
reuces.
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature
and extent of the business, but moderate in all
cases. Address
H. C. SPALDING, Attorney.
Washington, ID. C.
March, is. 2S-3w
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Lumber Wanted.

THE subscribers will give Merchandise IN e.
!. change for Lumber Of all descriptions, deli
versd in the Town of Hisborough.
LONG & WEBB.
March "a, so-
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Death Oh tue CscrA - H"u AsVsAsc'
The Hon. Thomas ]. Campbell. clsik q the
Hs.e Of Representatives, died - Washington
Gu, on Saturday the 18th inst after few days
sickness. Mr.. Campbell is spoken Of a. highly
accomplished officer and a noss worthy man. lie
VAS citizsn Of Tennessee, and was formerly .
representative in Congress from that state. De
was Clerk in the last Congress and amer plo-
,ae.eJ struggle was siosp CLARK Of the p'sseni
Hoss. His remains have been taken 10 Ten
nes.ee for intcnms1t.
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Homestead Exemption -During lhs
lssl few months. househoid exemption
bills hare psssed several state legislatures.
az follows ;-Maine exempis homestead
10 the salue Of $500. and in The absence
Of homestead. personal properly 10 lhsi
amount. Vermont exempis homestead
10 the value &C $500 ; Iowa aud Minneso-
"a. 40 acres Of land. or a loi; California.
$40 acres of land. o. loi worth $4,000 !;
Desrrei. IL 10 said. secures hame 70
every family. Georgia. Texas. Michigan.
Wisconsin. Pennsylvania. and Connecii-
eul had previously enscied similar laws.
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MIR. Foote'S Resolutions. - Mr.
ro0lss proposition to refsr all the matters relating
to tho new states and tsnitones TO select com.
miliee Of thirteen, for adjustment and compromise
w.s under consideration in the Senats on Wed
nesday the llih, when Mr.. Douglas moved "a
lay the motion Of reference on the table. Thi'
was considered test question. and was taken by
yeas and nays, and decided In the negadve-yes'
&c, nays rs.
Mr.. Benton afterwards moved to eccept Cali.
fornia from the reference; but the proposition ws'
rejeelsd-yeas %. nays 81.
Many other propositions were n'sds. and much
discussion elected. but up to our last dsies no D.
naI.dscisisn was had. The two last mails brought
US no papers from Washington.
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Mr.. Stanly. 1T is our deliberate opin-
ion, that the sentiments and opinions Of
the people Of North Carolina on the agi.
taiing question Of the day have been more
fully expressed IN Congress by Edward
Sianly than any one else this session. We
need scarcely direct attention to his speech,
closed in this paper;-ihe PECULIARLY Of
It's style will ensure its perusal. We are
very sorry 10 see any Wing newspapers
echoing the lncofoco Misrepresentation Of
Mr.. Slanly's speech.
Greensboro Patriot.
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We Gre indebted 10 d.. r. Parker, Of
Soulh Mia. Who ieil his home and ~.
paied % lie rssns Of Ne plague, iof he
lailoring siaiemrnis
white So eases, ~ de1lln.
Blacks 80 eases.
Number a lsmilies sfizrked Is.
Meser wss The practical utility az vac
sinalion moro fsifly and sslisfscsonly
tested sian in thzs community.
DID. Ekigy
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Small Pox.-The small pox, in Gates
County, has entirely subsidized. There
have been no new cases for two weeks.
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Georgia Nashville ConventisBs-It will be
recollecied that the election Of Delegates to
the Nashville Convention was submitted
TO the Legislature. |, was failure the
people would not turn out. One Of the
Georgia papers ). II ever there was
farce enacted before High Heaven. il was
the effort Of political leaders to dupe the
people Of Georgia into an election Of Del
egales 10 the Nashville Convention" The
Georgia papers do not publish the returns.
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Judge Young. ofIlliuois. formerly Commission
or Of the Land Office. on wednesday last. on the
9th bsllyting. was elected Clerk Of tbs Hsuss Of
Representatives. in place Of he late Thonzs j.
Campbell.
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March, II
To Common School Teachers.

TyHE Examining Committee will hold its next
! sitting, sfthe Court House in Hillsborough.
on Saturday the 27th of April, stlI o'clock. All
persons wishing to pass an examination, are re-
quired to produce certificate Of their good moral
character.
CAD. JONES. Sen. Chair.
L. X. WILLIE, Sec.
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NEW GOODS.

WE are now receiving and opening nice as
W sortment Of GOODS, which we are deter
mined to ellupon accommodating terms. Please
call and see them.
All kinds Of trade taken in exchange for Dry
Goods.
LONG g. WEBB.
April Z. 57-
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a Disgracefnl Scene.-W We are sorry
TO learn that very disgraccful scene occurred
in 'he ssnats chamber.on Wednesday last Mr..
Foote's proposition to raise committee Of thlr-
teen was under consideration, and Mr.. Benton
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Mathematical Proiigy.-A boy nam.

mdbu0mdt1Cdl xt0lAbys-n oot n@"
ed r.. VI. Stafford. has been astonishing
The people Of Boston with his wonderful
natural powen in all the departments Of
msIhemslies. He 10 Bsw IN Harvard
College under the care OF Edward Eve
ret and Professor Pierce. through the
liberdiiy Of some Bossonisns.
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DaguerreOtype LikenesSeS,


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Fer 0ne DoIiargi
pERsONs da.tuas e gr,.isF So Lzkz.e.s
e e thsmasls1s. can q - n eaAlng a
MIR CABINS.
u1o has iSken Eoons u he wes< <n1 q Lk<
Hoos< 6smeriy oerupsed by Mr.. Csn<y, ~k<ss
~ via rsusin sor isw days only. Psrsuss Ia
wsnl Fl Likene>srs wesA % ~sn ~ ealing en
hiu 10 - h. speeim<n& His s<rznz ass low
One D>nH. whsn cd ess<s are bfolzkf 70 hizz
90 $50 wh~u be furnishes he css<s hin~if.
Lskmeum &C pec~zerd Psrsons. % ceFi<s e
Psiatinss. psxoeuessyp<s and Private Residea-
csz. viii be tzkrn - lbs shsslesl nodee snd On
he lc~os iennx
April. ~. es-
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The Nashville COnventiOn.-The
proposition which originated in the Wilmington
district, for holding State Convention for the
purpose Of appointing four delegates with alter
mates, to represent the State Of North Carolina in
the proposed Nashville Convention. seems to have
resulted in complies failure. The 18th day Of
this month was appointed for the meeting at RAJ
leigh hut il appears that no response was made
by the people. We learn from the Raleigh pa
pers, that some five or six delegates from some Of
the lower counties, only were in attendance; and
finding no one present to meet them, they left, Of
course, without attempting to accomplish any
thing.
Conventions for the appointment Of District de-
legates, have been held in two only Of the nias
Congressional districts in this state. thus far; and
there appears to be little prospect Of any farther
appointments.
II very clearly appears that the people Of this
state are decidedly opposed to the Nashville Con.
vention. They have constitutional represents
tives in the Congress Of the U. States, and thcy
have good hope that the important and agita,ina
matters which have so long disturbed the Tranquil
lily Of the States, will soon be by them so adjusted
as to restore harmony totheUnion. Until this hopt
shall prove to be futile, they will not withdraw
their confidence, to place it upon revolutionary
assembly poweriess only for-will. We thinl
there is evidence that this is the prevailing son
timent throughout al the Southern States.
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Remains or Mr.. Calhouns-Thc ci-
iizens of Wilmington appointed . COMMITTEES Of
eight, consisting Of Al. De Rosset, senr, James
F. MRee, SEN. P. X. Dickinson. VIM. G. Betlen.
court, James. Owen, Thos. II. Wright, John Wal
ker, aud Thomas Lorins, who were to proceed up
the line of,he Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road
to receive the remains, and take charge Of then
in their passage through the state. and also act n
pail bearers in the procession.
The citizens generally were requested 10 Gloss
their stores, suspend all operations Of business
and meet At ihs Depot at 2 o'clock.
A gun was TO give the earliest notice Of the ar
rival of the cars; upon the firing Of which the
flags Of the public buildings and Of the shipping
in the port wcic to lie struck At half mast. The
bells Of the town were then 10 commence tollng
and minute guns fired, TO continue until the boat
containing the remains had left the port
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. SOtlth Carolina ScnatOr.-General
James Hamilton having resigned the appointment
Of Senator, to GIL the vacancy, occasoned by the
death of Mr.. Calhoun. as mentioned in our last,
The appointment was afterwards rendered to the
Hon. Langdon Cheves, but declined on account
Of his age and infrmiiies, being ssvcnty-four
years old. II was then offered to franklin n.
Elnore, now Precedent Of the Bank Of the State
of South Carolina, and by him accempted. Mr..
Elmore was, some years since, member Of the
House Of Representatives at Washington.
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9ie llnter3citbnetsn m6hten abtunssbcI
Die Damen benahrihtiseh paB (te unldnslt
eincn auessoebntrn.
Damen 5dub' uno 5tiefel.Stebr
erricbtet bateu, no jsoer lrtifel pcn Damen,
uno Siucerituben su BEN rdIonateliten Vrei.
fen 5u batcn 1T. Sbr Sorratb teltebt aus
eonsrebsStiefsln, SaitsrsStiefsln, 5albsai.
tern uHc $atins Bustins, bon jeoer Sarbe
unb 2lrbeit Belt, pump unb umsemanDtsn
Rib Snsfine, Sizes uno Sdt!ippers bon ben
betten Diaterialisn. WlirGem uno &inbers
ftnbe npcn jeoer Serftiebenbeit unb Sarbs.
81. y. 9ie baben oiele Sbube beIouoers
fir ibren SIenDsrfaufStcbr bsrfsrtist uno
peritdberm baB olefsItsn pas Itno, pofir lls
ausseseten tperben.
:. 5. Selir uno Co.,
81. 2D. efe oer 5. II. Vsnntra6e.
s5antar 90, bb.
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-eureb rsn gbr,p. G. u. pauli, am !, ,s,eu
ecsan., 6r. Iamee Brian nit M1i6 gfifatsth:
3ertp, belize bon. womslsporf. Am l7tsn.
9crr Bonneville Nsinbolbauon $aneatt. Co..
nit Wii6 Martba Hehep, bon $ibancn So.
--pureb ben Gbrw. 9. 8. 3. Saasr, am l9.
6srr Dabib 6ollsntaeb init ND1i6 gatbarina
Rsrlthner. teibs bon 1Binbicr
-oureb Den gbrw. s. G. GsbmiSt, am | $.
San, 6r. pstsr M. 96msinbart nit D1i6
glifabetb 9psnsler, beipe BON O.s9ulpebcf.
Rerftnsr, bste bon winoior. --am listen,
6r. Saecb Siflcr, nit W1i6 Waaria Shnei,
Der, beioe Don spnntaun, $eeba Go. tin 10.
6r. Sobn 9hlonefer init Dli6 $ntinbe 6 teb,
te, teioe Son Grin,pitfeb. -am 2ofen, 6err
qDm. Robler, bon 8rinwitfb, nit W0i6 I'm.
III DsiIher, bon Wlaratawnp.
-ouret ben ebrw. G. @. 6ermann, am
95. See, 5r. {ebi 8. &spfer nit Wsib gatb.
@oroom, beioe bon $an9fh,pamm, -6r. sos
mas Bcf, bon Waeeuasie, nit O1i6 6anna
6ertf, bon sanafebpamm, -5srr Sitncn
wenolins, bon qansIbnaiil, nit Wli6 6ans
ia Slepler, bon Wlaeeunsie.
-rurcb oen gtrfp. s. 6. 6srmann, AM
80. 9ec, 6r. Saeob Nabn, bon Waratawnp
init O7iB 6annab Seblaael, bon gortaun.-
am IS San, 5srr Daniel @tcnct, nit Oli6
5arret SeIobcff, BON <ansfhwamm.
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(SuS bcm Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia)
Ybilaoelpbier 8iebmartt.
Ybilaeelpbia, Sanuar "a. ls

philadelphia, Sanuar "a 1850.
60 rpar wsnissr lebbaft i'm Warfts wabrenb
Der Wcbs, unb Die ptsifs Gnfsno. Dies lest
nibt an Ssrrnnberun9 Der Rabfra9s, nOtb an
bem iber9rcBen 9crratbs gum 8srfauf, icns
bern, fcWeit mir erfabrsn fcnntsn, alIein an
bem isbr ffiirmifben 9ettsr, ,pas ben asm6bns
libsn ifarfen 3ufprub bincsrts uno nob fonit
bsm 6anoel fbabste.
Der 8crratb gum Tsrfauf mar 1900 Od.
fen, 900 Sbweins,300 Ribs nub 5000 Sbaas
fs. Opsraticnsn uno prsiis:
Sblabtobsn.--S00 Stid psrfauft su $5A
bis $7a Die 100 Yfunb, fir ssp6bnlitbs unb
quite Oua!tdt. 500 wurbsn nab Nsu Oprf
9etriebsn.
Sibs.-gtwa 200 psrfauft su $50 bio $40
fur Milbfibe Sl5 6is $25 fir Sprnser unS
S9 bio SIS fir trofne Sibs.
Sbwsins-700 Stld wurbsn psrfauit ~
$54 bio $5a, Die 100 Yfunb.
Sbaafs u. qdmmsr.-aas psrfauft ;u $1a
Bis 81, nab Der Ssibaffsnbsit.
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9 { q t b.

SIN 81. Dec, in NcfIano, gcnrao Rel
Ter, al per QEnieriu6t, im IS. sebenejabrs.
-am II. San., in sanAbmamm, Saeob
SrlHb, fen:, AM Srnitfebsr, im 7liten Sab
re ielnes Ilters.
am 10. Sanv, in Ni6mono, gliIatetb,
Satin bon gbritian 3immerman, al Der
2Dalferiuebt, i'm 57tten $ebenejabre.
--am 6ten, III Nustcmtmanor, 0ubclpb,
S6bnten BON 4npreas preis, i'm r. Mon.
-am so. Osct., in maratawnp, Serpalo
Salt, am StlasfuB, I'M 74lten $ebensjabre.
-am 25. San, in gumru, Neab 8ilion,
giq. i'm 62Iten $etensjabre.
--am 4. Sanuar, in Sleseppsf 3aunfebip.
suserH gauntp, Wartin Orner, sin Goloat
ber NcUclution, im 9sfsn SABRE Ieines Alt.
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SDnt 2luslanDe.

Sae Oampfebif S1iasara nit Wohen
ipatern Stabrlhten BON europa, 1T AM "a.
San., III 6alifar angetcmmen.
2Sle 9etp6bnliCb, rpar Der Telegraph balb
III lInorrnuns, namlieb bic Orabts ssbrcebm.
Ole Baumpolle mar ettpas i'm prsife ses
itie9en; oass9en iparen bic Sruhts uno Webl
Prelie ettpas 9elunten.
Sranfreicb Die Stational. DsrIammluns
Serbanbslte aber bic Srase. Oh man nod msbr
Sruppen natb <a plata lsnpen mclle. Gin
Scritblas fur cine SsrbeGeruns Der grliebs
ans Fam sbsnfals Dor. DerIhispsns pros
tlainatlonen sessn alle Hrtsn &lubs unb 20:
lltliete Serblneunsen rparen erlafen iporben.
Der ,.0latlcnal" tgithtet, oab $4,000
Wann franjt0lhe Solbatsn in Nom bleiben
follen, uno oaB BON ben betretfenoen Bsb6r,
pen anf Elm SisrteIjabr beriiber ein Con.
trait absrftloden fei.
Cine neue Scitun9 inter bem ItteI ,,Stas
polson" 1T in sparis sr(dieneL ipeldbe allse,
meln als Organ pes preltoeaten betratbtet
miro.
0Sisn.-Osfirsib unb puusen fSnnsn in
Sstrsff bss nsusn parlamsntS ju grfurt INNER
mob nltbt sini9 perosn, bod fbsint eS nibt
oaB msbr als. Elm Wortfrie9 earaus entifsbsn
wro. QSisn unb bs1tn umSsban9 tpar BON
Scloatsn abtrfillt; nidt peni9er alS $4,000
Ieann iuarsn in Der Stabt uno ben 8orfdb,
ten einauartirtirt. Graf 9Bina, psIter Die
faiisrlibsn .Sruppsn fcmmanbirte, alS fie BEL
Maab BON llnsarn Ssfblasen purben bat fib
fslbif entlsbt.
Die tarfifds Nesieruhs foll sinsewlli9t bas
ben, bic pclnifben SIdbtlings, rptlde in eer
un9arifben NepoIution tetbeili9t tuaren, ai.ss
jullsfsrn. ScfTutb tefinoet fit nod bort.
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$543 Is
8iland i'm S6abe IS 43

SIldn5 I'LL SdDdbe rs 43
9Sncbricbt wirb bisrourb ssesbsn, baB bic
Ssamtsn uno Stodbaltsr BON Der Mobrspiqe
Sridens@ompanp am Mcntage, ben l4tenSas
nuar 1850, psrfammslt warsn, am tfsntlibsn
eaufs RON Sobn s.. W'obr uno srfa9te CONS
panp belt Elm SsttIsmsnt pom ben 3oasn, ere
baltsn lpdbreno oem Sabre 1s49, uno srfldrte
sinsn 9ipiosno, nabbsm ale Nussaben bssablt
tparsn non 43 YrcHnt 6 Yro;snt SntsrsfTsn
uno 81 prcwnt auf bic Gbulb Der srfaatsn
Sriifn pelte ourb Sfnae 8. Mobr Sbass
meiifsr Der erfastsn @cmpanp, bs;ablt rpsrbsn.
Cine jdbrIbs 8abI ,puros burb bic porsrs
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