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sQY Yir.as ef an ordsr Of the Probate Court Of
u Kinds county, nsds s he July Term 1850,
the undersigned k1ssatfix sne Exeeutors Of the
estate Of G. s. fzrplsy, ascssssd viii ssil At pub
lie snetiOn, In roat &C the Capitol n the City ef
Jsoks5n, enc negro man named Jesse. agea about
28 pears. Said ssls 70 Be On 8 credit q twelve
months. Votes with approved securities viii b
required Of de parehassf. ssa
3 EWTARpLEY, Exse1tziz.
- sl1c Hull. Ezs'as'r'.
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or Our Mississippi valley is destined to
become the garden Of the world, but dead
weight on its population IS % the mlasm which
engenders bilious diseases all over it. Could
an absolute antidote be io9nd % the malaria
which exhale from It's marshes, It Is impossible
to over estimate the consequences to our pros
nerity. We congratulate our iellow-citizers
md fellow. sufferers around US, on the an
nouncement, important y true. that Or. ]. c
AVER the celebrated medico Chemist Of the
| Esst, has discovered just such an antidote-
his ".ague Cure, which ls supplied At . pric,
that cap exclude no one from its benefits, anC
that ;s said to cure Fever and Agne and kin
ired diseases, toa moral certainty - Fansil.
| Visitor, Memphis.
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Letter From Gov. Wise.


There are two good points in the following
letter. Itis the one positively contradicting the
slander that Mr.. Breckenridge signed petit
ton for the pardon of John Brown; and the
one suggesting to the people Of the shave States
the duty of hanging abolition intermedleis
and of preparing for future events
,.-s RoLLIsToN, NEAR HoRroLK, Va,l
September 9th, 1860.
To T. D. MuRRsY, ESQ. :t, - -. @
Dear Sir - Yours of the 18th August
reached me last evening, and 10 answerthe
same inquiry which you make, made by 9th.
ers, reply, through the "Enauirer.n that
there is not one word Of truth in the rcport
that the Hon. John C. Breckenridge petitioned
for the reprleye or respite Of John Brown
whilst under sentence Of death or before.
have no doubt he fully concurred with me il
the justice cfletting the law take its course
Fight all invaders Of your State, and hang al
you can catch. II is time that tho slav,
States were ready for tho revolution which /
coming Inevitably, with the purpose to tax
from them not oaly their personal property i
negro slaves, but their political property IN thi
glad and glorious Union. Let neither elias
Of rights be invaded tight jffst, and don't Il
the invaders seizo the power to disarm you.
Respectfully, yours,
HENRY A. WISE
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. KENTUCKY RIFLEs.-It was Kentucky
rifles that enabled General jackson to bring
down the British at New Orleans, and tho
kentucky rifle IS the only gun that can bring
down the opposition in November. sI,et all
the Democratic marksmen load and fire & {
Brsckinridge, and the battle will be ours
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Fyou. The Calendar. Hartford, Dug. 81. 1859.
SpALpINa's PREPAREp GLUE.-This article
Il the best preparation we have ever used for
the purpose Of repairing splintered veneers,
furniture, etc, where glue is required. and Ia
50 chemically prepared Is TO be always ready
for use.
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Acou1rrED.-T. j. Wans!ey, of Rankin
county. was examined before Justices Nor
can and Barr, on Tuesday last, for killing Mr..
O. Neeiy, the day previous, in an afTray on
the street, and acquitted.
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srArE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
HDGEFIELD DISIkIGT,
s.isa :; :. ..a1'ps Ru ~ zssos.s.

John Hafling Ad'oE, q -. g. -
DY Order Z q 0ouft q Bqsasy IN skis eass.
ID notirs Is hsrshy given . eisphsn Morris,
Thepe. Hp4iA nseey eEid1aq snd kli,sbsth
represents fi1s Il thSy y dad, apd % ether Per
soas sIsinin< e bs distribztsIs q Hs<y Wkita,
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ANOTHER DouGLAs FLAG LOWERED What
Does ii Meeaf-The Savannah Republican,
which has hitherto had the Bell and Douglas
tickets at the head Of separate columns, come
out on the 6thwithout the latter. What does
it mean? Is the association beginning to tell?
Forney's Press comes to US with savage
attack upon the Hon. Henry D. Foster. The
Press has hitherto supported Foster, but it
appears that be refused to advocate the hum
bug Of sauatter sovereignty, and Is therefore
threatened with the detection Of the Douglas
ties. This appears 70 Be . part of Forney's
| policy. He advocates Douglas in order q
slect Lincoln; be opposes Foster In order e
elect Curtin, the Black Republican cspdidatt
for Governor. - z 9 rs
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dial. sseaivessiseu,ees 10 spesAss column.
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DY virtrs of dssd Of trust made snd exscu-
ID tsd 70 ne 90 ths 33d day ef Deesmber, 4. D.
IsSs. by ". T. Hslisnd sDd 8. aailand, his wife,
q scare John < Hall, Agent and Attorney for
hrs. Narksrss 4. Rsofros. he San Of money
tbsrsfn nscsd sna intsrs5t therson, which deed e
recorded Il ~ Pfskdss Court of Hinds county, IN
Record Beck of DEEDS NnnbsF e, pagss 67e ard
s7s-I vim, On esturisy the 2qtA tsg g esptsn-
bsr Is6o ;. u to - hefhsst btddcr fcx cash, st
pubic oaicrys &c The front docr ef the Capitol, in
tds city Of Jackson.
ANexro nan named Anthsny,
Of bssek conpisxiou, nou agsd about g years
. psy he bsahco due under aid deed Of trust TO
Narxsrs. 4 Rsnfros. The title 10 believed to be
rood aBd indispafshle, bat I shall convey no other
than that vested IN ne By the said deed Of trust.
JOHN A. y0IGf, Trustee.
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Distriet.s Appfsfsa FSbrusxy 1efh, 1859.
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Prssiasns Beard Lsxss comuirsionsrs.
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~ Blood Food Blood Foodi sseadYessisensns ia
saoshsr column. march g eo--sys
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vol. XVIII.
LIE MISSIsSIPPIAN
..l.on. ~: september Il. 1880
). SARKsDAIE, EDITOR & Proprietor

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10. Ian E,
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The New Orleans Bulletin prominent

Belleverett organ, states the case thus:
Passing over several minor topics. Mr..
Breckenridge comes to his main purpose,
which he declared to be to show that his party
and himself occupy the ground now in refer
ence to squatter sovereignty that they have
always done. This ground, he says in sub
stance, Is in favor Of Congressional intrrUen-
ton in the Territories in aUOr Of slarery ache7s-
eper 1t shall Be necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
The REvO' .CTION AT THE SOUTH

~,~>,~~~~~~~>~,--~~
The tiiec' If lha IL (tiOnS 10 Pe5GSlE
caMa, milan and ohio.
a. ming tho Whites and Armiug tie
Blacks at the South
signific ant Declaration of the Governor
of South Carolina.
peon.e of Tennessee Ready to
Follow Lead.
gggss6O ON COTTON FOR THE North.
a Bargain Broken on Ono Side
Broken on AL Sides.
NORTHERN NULLIFIERs.
CONGRESS CANNOT GEORGE THE S0UTH
Tile Dissolution of the Union A DC
fishes tire Patent Laws.
TIT ADVANTAGE OF TIE sOUTE.
pstmetidn of the Manufactures, tire ccm-
Blerce and the Slipping the North.
~~-~--~---~-~.~>~~~-~~-~-
Manufacturing Distress Already Breaking OuI
in New England.
Tne Monetary CONFUSION from the Loss o
ssG6,00O, 900 c1 Property,
What the South ig Advised to do j
Lincoln ir Elected,
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Our Memphis Corresponde nee.

hrNfHl-, Oct q 1850.
TIE Ffec, o. ne Northern Elections on Bui,s. AT n>
Seuih-7ne I~rendine Crisis a, landau Deps.ds o..
tn wa Of tie Norfh, DC
TIE he elections have thrown . camper on all kinds
ofuace The whole South Ia beginning 10 feel that the
impending crisis" 10 cicsc NJ hand Nothing Is talked
Of here but The consequences Of Dcoln election Party
divbsopnbere VIII be At an end The momen, the lisht.
nrr bears the ssd news Of the triumph Of tina, party
which has for w object the extinction Of the slave inst,
tuition o. The south The Southern heart viii be fred y
in the event Of Lncolns election, ~ certain AZ the ann
an sets Tho result In Indiana has set tho bali in
motion, and power cas stop other than tho DO yer
he'd ~ the North The North alone can give peace 10
the country abe alone has the power 70 prevent
and sunion
The North must lower the hani that il row uned
,ssfti the slave institution 0. this section ana bssr
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Our Columbia correspondence.
wi nii&, . v, o,l 49, 1900
Aiming u Whita and Blacks a, ne SoutA-Grsx Eslse
men,

CoLrxEIA, C., Oct %, 1850.
Aiming cf Whites and Blacks a, ne Sou,a-Grs1 Esle>
men, dc.
The following exrao, from private letter comes rom
gentleman Of the very highes, standing In so,ln Caro-
Ina
Speaking OF politics. shall sights down here this
winter. ! suppose that already one half Of the men
white mem Of The State armed aud banded together
~ minute men, and In q north nine tenihs win os.
Georgia s not 90 hot YET but they are working there
hard. Alabama 10 more Ike South Carolina ID seems
that some Of your hardware houses j. Browr au,es
have been sending out Of arms 70 some Of the low
country shorkeeper who trade with negroes aod live nv
buying stolen goods, and this stirred Cd flss "a
wrath OF eourse these arms paid for bui certainly
not BY these who receive the consignment In one esse
the people got possession Of the bills Of srr the cor
rtsrondence snd the arms and viii unquestonably hane
The two dealcrs SO we 60 II Lincoln ia elected and n
think that be certainly win be- we shal have. asrr,or
ana ciyii warfare, or strong attempt At III rbeye ara
thrtwd men ~ the head OF movement uho thrs the
hrf must come, and that are better rrepared por,
and TIE black republicans less prepared than Ne woulj
De sptotvey four years hence they are sctlvv
working W the masses lear we shsn have tror be
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RAhi"h, ~ = bct ~, 1850.
The Real D'atnioniss and Nuil,f1s a, e Noy..- wAv.
Does Nc Ctrsren toer;e Aasaehssts and Men rori %
Carp of hs csnSrstion in regard 20 Fssrio> Slaves
co"sTe's Cannot covce The sos n Had nc Risx,
&c, DC
The rights Of the southern people arc preudicei n tae
eyd q their Northern brethren by cry Of dsunion
ats raised sgains, them and repeated IA all The black re-
publican journals, In order 10 blind the people to thc IN
evi'abe tendency Of their own proceedings Are the
svowed nretatsrs, then, majority the SOUTH he
hct sotherwise-thcy have succeeded 10 u-yysnr
asnele State That portion Of the people are dsuason.
lets n unbeatable They n--they glory ia A. Bst
We know States only through the action or ana
hitherto no sate has declared for dwuniou ami a s ,
fca and untrue 10 spesk o. any an disauousts thoush
nary are -rcrsed aud u,ty indignant al the
urbfotheriy, nay, ferocous feeling exhibited towards
them 10 the districts Infected BY black repabl,,auis
Who are the true dsunloni,tsf They who violate the
Constitution, without which the Union cannot and ought
pot to endure. They who rampe on tho provisions o.
the corttton wherever their fanstIcs or the nsrrs
uon q the higher law nerpcsts between their purpose
and their written obgsofs, confirmed BY al the 90
ientiiy q On oath What osshS h merely Q pfo-
mhe 70 which pledge ourselves and tsxe Cod ID W.T.
res and Of what use the higher las, but 70 relesss
us from these pronses when they become lnconve.
mint, aud 70 give US penary indueenoe io' SUI
every violation of our contract -, -.
would ASH the people a. tbs great aud prosperous
community to consider stner 9, ho' ~ We ~ ne
tbe Rated ss,ee IN 20 isr least a. ths'hst these
per,sps fesnrg savcs) held 70 services In State,
escape into made therefor through he c.
vsvuors 81 said states u cannot be denlea
4, IA 40 written Nov, want - know whether the state
n massachusetts, has nj nolcet ias TroT'sor = ne
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ryE ADVANTAGE OF TIE sOUTE.

,Des,uotidn of the Manufactures, tire Ccm-
Bierce and the Slipping efthe North.
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part without stopping 70 inquire into the evil OF "a
very but IN he hotc that we viii recproca,e bergen
Ing 10 direct trade 10 her havhor secs thst BY
striking for direct trade with this country she avoid
the oomretton OF English capital Ia Nav York city, By
aiming her exertIoaa The Southern harbors And shc
knows st glance that besides by seeking ine direct our,
v obtain vastly helming sdvaatsgcs by striking
The stream Of commerce near i's head spring and divert
fhe soath ia The last decade has advanced ia wealth
and power BY rapid strides The last census give
no indcaon Of the rresent wealth 81 that favored
depenss upon the amount of prosuctlon and Tho
price TIC Jaw products tring In market Yoa have,
N The evidence Of this in the great developc
mct Of ~hss xss ten yearr ago vast Wild, under The
stimulus " hah prices Of grantbe pro fuct Of that sec
tion. Yos have Also unfortunately, II ispsuish
prices dissrsinsed the farmer Who brought h scanty
crop 10 market Helper has ssiscsed period /, compare
we're iresitd ron high prosperity at the North let him
review bis book And Ahow what "a the present price OF
land ard town cts Since hs book written land has
faNn In price, city property has been reduced value
men have abandoned their farms bccause Of their pab
~ n meet the credit payments, and VOL mapped towns
INTO esIis II ary nan doubts ss Aim s,s for i,so,
nation Of :fc hoIdenr q railroad nym mortgages Of
land grant bsnds and ofspeculacrs 10 Chicago st Paul
and of supposed thriving towns the Mssissp-
pi which nov have no longer name. On the other
hsre turn 20 Richmond, 10 Savannah, TO Memphis 70
uvcr ali pars Of shc South whioc have been built vita
southern capital without the aid OF Wall street neeot
l,ors and for WINCH they thefsregn world nothing
osh 10 the greatly enhanced value OF tho iands OF The
,ouih ard you will b satisfied that the institutions Of
he South arc not The Of ptvery ~ least Lands
10 The Mississippi. deemed almost wdrihess, ere now
elre for 80 $50 elC0 pr acre, scd ker vaue judg
M tm their productions not begianng be realised
3ut The fortbco ing will frnsh the bee, answer
o Heipers statistics and arguments. n HE arguments
rsre fue at all, with like rophsfry might be Inferred
bat btcaufe the crops of Kxrss have failed and the
abandoning that country from fear of famine
rec rstutobs and the existence Of slavery the
suse n The decline a that Territory No sir You arc
Iictedly wrong irupousy wrong IN Masking yourself
be Interpreter q he scis Of the supreme orcTncT vrc
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a Bargain Broken on Ono Side
Broken on AL Sides.
CONGRESS CANNOT GEORGE THE SOUTH

Tile dissolution OF the Union "A DO
fishes tire Patent Laws.
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The Eiirc If lha IL CtlOnS 10 PejGSlE
caMa, IN Ian and ohio.
o. ming tho whites and Armiug tie
Blacks at the South.
Siguifc ant Declaration Of theGo
of south Carolina.

p.o,,e of Tennessee Ready to
Follow Lead.
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grpsseO ON COTTON FOR THE NORTH.
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iorever me voice that loud In its denunciaton og
.~vefy' siy the die win be cast and all must
-" 70 me tyranny Of hte. The South 10 tired
ui0n. She win longer listen 70
0o"pl omnesi she wiz longer hear professions Of
from . party opposed TO her interests
.1 nef constitutional rights zsveholderr
-,,s..".,s, - ass snsr safety depends upo. u
WI ITO" me Union. They apprehend NO direct
danger from Lincoln, but they win never -. ~
army, navy, treasury. government and an ,h.u - to-
the hands OF the acknowledged leader Of the reDus
The south may be wrong in the belief that h., o,,.
safety depends upon her withdrawal from the NORTH -,
the establishing Of "independent republ,cy, I'M,
right wrong, she s TO act accordance win ha
faith The Bell and Douglas parties in this state arc
more moderate than the Breckenridge party and prenS
TO "frown upon every attempt 70 dissolve the Union
but the applause Senator Nicholson received shs oths
night from al parties when he said that be hoped
Lincoln elected there would be no Breoknrdse men
no Bell men, and Douglas In the south, portrnye
tne true feeling OF Shareholders.
Az said above the news from Ohio and Pennsylvania
mas stopped almost every kind of trade. Already the
same state o. Affairs exists in this section - existed
N their circulation, and will longer extend thef ac-
commodations to even their best and abest the
cry Money ioaners street brokers and sold eharpe,
are working with all their might to gather the 'root
all evil before the day Of general reputation comes
with dsrust each other. What little is so It this
time has TO DO paid for cash down sale aEhe cry
caught mapping once in their lives as last they sen
q single "hoof, at any price, in Memphis The yards,
In this city are chock full Of the peculiar nsttuton'
Hundreds Of sleek greasy black fellows are longing It
the sale houses whilst their speculative NOPE
about with faces longer than all OF the political pkt-
formr-Bell's included--ted q string together and
this. too. when there are many Thousand bAles or
cotton near here being wasted for labor 70 save,
H. The planters would rather lose big part Of their
crop than invest in negroes at this particular time.
What will be the effect business In every section Of
the Union should disr aption Of the government take
placer Any sober, thinking man can tell.
Nothing but general suspension Of all kinds Of trade and
universal bankruptcy will be the result It remains for
the free hard working people OF the North to loose
nom the service Of mad politicians and restore that
union peace and prosperity that TO be fast de-
parting forever Nothing Is TO he hoped for from the Of
nce seeking thieves believing from end OF
the country the other, "Not TO be aboonst is
be an emissAry Of the devl.n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-07
MmsIam D..

Gm0tdn6. Ser Misunderstanding nit Trants
reid Bari ieyt ais cine p~cuenrste 1batia&e arse;
ittsn rerren. Sn rer 9srlamentsfguns rom 8.
@ir, ipra4 res llnterbaus ittns 3uRimmuns gu
h~:1ielEsn aus, inrsm Is he itOn einiss Sage rUr,
fer tsantrasts gsrsTe an RE &Onisiu unnatm.
Trdnfre;6. - Eie Qutrprt res parfcs
aui Die &Uri6llse 6rantrsias mar in 9ariS sinse5
trO1sn. Ter papit Ittnt BEN gUri6las, rie ibHse
tenren Strsitfrasen autl6litsli4 aus pplitiitem
Gsfi6tspuntte ,u tst,a6tsn. al, "a fe rie Sntesri>
tat sts grtttsils res bsilissn psirus tstrsHs, unp
aui's innisie nit Fer unatbdnsistsit Ger !8irts
p%srtnupit jet. Stsleid er ater Den gOridlaS, elm
Sieariat su %erInrsn, entiaiersn psrri,it, 10 3eist
sr fih rsnnc6, untsr rsr 8spinsuns, RAP FER Ser
ritOrialtefanr res &ir&sntaatss surantirt min.
esnsist, tei piaO Ger 8siormsn 3u tstrst,n.
Die 6anrelstamrter in QYun bat an pie 8esies
ruus cine 9ttition ssri&tst; rpOrin ie ristlte .rs
iu6t, nit aIsn itrsn 8rGitsn 81. Grri6tuns cine,
sirsfsu Gampi6iHatrtslinis ;rii&en Grantrsid
Snrisn uns China gu tssanaissn unp slsiGfals ii
Sneisn mis in China zine taiFrIia franatiias Ban
~ .rrihten.
Stalien. Etr uYatri." rirb aus gi,,t
9slAristsn: uDa bic Gras, Fer 9nnsration Ga,
rcgsns unS Ni;,a's nod ltins ~Srlenrete 1batla6p
TT, 70 ~erlautsn sic mir wU6t, bic bauptld6litRt,
Srinre rarsuItssn, rsIde rem 9lnItlub Ei,;a's a,
6ranErsia rur&aus ruttwsnpis MAIDEN.
lie @r1ii&ait Nipa pire sur6 bic Glpen roll
Fdnsts Srn StaIisn sstr.nnt unD tilret naturss
mag sinsn She'll RES fransRFitsn @stistss. I'm
fre gspDltsruns III un5reiislbait prpssnsealiI6, nj
fs sinif saQii6 mar. Ter l~1ripruns, Pie Spra6V
bic Sitten une pie SYmpatbisn ino bier gang al
ssnsin iran3Sfi4. Tssbalt barren aud bic Ni;
sasr rUl ~lnssrulO aui cen Sag, IA fs ras @la
taesn psrrtn, sur srOssn fran,HIiGsn Gamilis ~
ridlutetren. Die adsrtaus, SnruRriss unH Sar
hststntsrs6tn aisa's psii.n audi nit unwil srifei
i6sr @smalt uui Granfrsi6 bin, neil Is pprtb
tait ale itins GraeuSnifs snbst, uuD neil 60 su
etrt Jap aus @auuiattursn, S.ssn 20 6spari, GU
pIdnSt. nntrs 3uusisuns gu Grantreia iolst
Ntttans unisrsr Ssrss unS ietalu % ben Qrtt
tern Ger Start unO ZEN 8erstsprsnsrn an art
Ieats, 'uten fe rieislts ni6t in Stalisn, ionssrn
Srautrsi&. Auf rtr sinsn Srite rtpueirt fk II
fee 5anrsIsvsrtehr nit Sarsini.n fat auf Nuu, n
anf Der anssrR Sstts srfidsn wis iaR ,rii$.a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-07
(Ginssiantt.)
9ie Miiiifippi 9anOels= 5eitlng iibcr
6ermauner StaStgelbsr, 8rHdenba nter
II. I. 10.

Sn itrsr Nun,msr pom 20. >. 81. %putlistrt bic
81. 5<3." rie 5srmannsr StartsR s&runS aus
GEM stsn ~tssnrstsn 9erwaltunssiatre INT tnipit
earan 6Olssnres:
,gei rem sutsn GinansDsrtdltnifsn per Staet
5srnnanu mare IS iebr ,a wini&en, RAP In ri.iem
~reissnrsn Startden stnas metr fir Gas Grtaaen
Der ncttwenoissn Bride iser BEN Grsst sstbun
tpurrs ne Bride III itcn isit Satrsn t%seunnsn,
atsr mte ras Ct. 9ruier uGuurttans" nod imm.r
nidt itrtis semOrren. papa &ippRsin unp ris Sers
rem 9eiu,er unp Rummsl t6nntea f9 sur6 bic Be-
firrurtans rea a~uttaues ~rsrI.ltsn Elm flsin.s
Denfmal Rsen. uetertaupt III e. fir cine amsritas
niite Start aortbeiltuitsr, Gapitalisn in gsrbsTes
runs.n rsr Start an,ulfasn, ais fe ;u numinsasn
prcesnten auasulsitsn.G
60 pri6t ras ct. 9Osis'sr glast.
Bel sinsrt ipnft 70 gut antsrri&tst.n SournaIs,
nj. bic p@. 9s3.@ Is ansrlanntsrpsit bod II
mare sa wini6en ssrpttu. sab rer gafafrr i.us,
aanrtsntsrtunasR elm rsnis mstr Renntnis pot
Cen tisfs.n gsr6dttniNsn tsititn. bate CT wSre To-
,sanm nit itinsn, aa i& sitQsi&t gut ssmsintsn
IG~inss1siasa unp RattfIdssn far siss TaI Il