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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
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um geIoer uno fonfiseo Gissntbum BON
europa bieber 3u be3leben.

um GeIber uno fonftiseo @issntbum BON
europa bleber III be3leben.
San8e f6Dt,, rne oft-iit Don uieIsn Gei:
ten Der Die 9luforberune an bsn llursrlbre
beuen-(Necaftsnr nno Gisentbamsr bic,
frs GtabIiHementes, )-semodt pOrben,-
cine g9entfbaft 5u etabliren, oermitteIit
welber bier ,robneuoen, europai1ben @mi:
Srantsn-ibr bort bsp Der Muemanoeruna
uocb auraGsela6euss, poer fonlti9ssufOms
nenoes @isentbum,-cbue srosen 1rubel,
llnfcftsn Sdrpierist steiten uue 9efabr, bsr:
Ibergebra6t perben f6nnte. limb tauoe Il.
piei(eitiS bat er fopobl Die 3wedmdBigieit
elmer lrt6en GturiGtuna,-alS aub Die
nit iarer 9Iusfabruns ps'fnipften Gobmie=
rtsfeit nberocbt uuo ertpo8en,-uno nun
euo!icb--Eeut er IIb-Ieiusn Sreunben ii.
ren pubIifuu1 iberbaupt an5eisen5u sbnnerl
oaB ct, bur6 an9efniipfts Detbinouns uno
@ermttelun9 nit fOlio uno re(psetaIt ttsbem
Den bauoIune sbdu( (ern. oieie S6mierIatei:
ten befeiti9t bat. uno bereit nno NJ
Staut ift-veie an ibn gsriebteten s!nl=
traSe oiefer Writ fbleurts s1psrirsn su tbn
nsu, uno 5tpar in fat oIks ODER Die tleiiten
Gfesnpen oee teutfden Natelaubes. Ga
er init eiefr Dirt @eih6fte, our6 sislfaIsise
Nutht,lne,--intin, nno pNnetIlb pertram
1T t-lorpobl in itrem Semee euf QImsrita
al6 AUDI in aafid,t auf europa 10 it
er hber5eust, allen bic bsD lynn in bis(e.
Sa6e antufsn mhsen. ppIle nuo lbnsae
9atisfactipn ssten su f6uneu.-Sine Sage
als tfentlIGer @eiGdftsmaun, uno lein
aus9sbreitete @oryesponesnS bieten ibm
itrtsens nod 6nIIsmittel unb Grleid,ters
anssn fir obiSen @eld,df,sNpsis eer-cie
niAt jeoumaun su gstots Feben. .
p9 ebrufte o 8 d n, a bt
te II, pno im,ner ben ibm auf Joanp, uno
tsuten, bic aus Der Hssre btp ibm ,u pbiaem
5tne6e anipstben t,,hssn, tann er in cbet
Il Stunoen ibr satasse 8efbdft 70 erpeeiren,
oaBRe ohne irnsrn 3rutel uno 3eltperidtn:
Inib, bre j3sin1rsfs wisoer autretsn tbunen.
6geine Nednun9sn piro er 70
silsa 1RNGen. oaB rb nlfmano barber be:
lbmfTtn usc. -.
tleberfssunesn uno ee5rsiSerspen in tent
i6sr ens!iiher ure iranstlNber SpraDe,
|lperoen sbenfaaa bon itn bslorst.
S6IteBli1 empTieh:t sr f,b osm Dienf
uuo Den 9luftrissn bss 91uslsunas, uno
piro oeheu @unft rms @erttauen earD
panfttIcbtett unblrslls Si psrpieneu laben,
9'eter &aufmantp
Gee. cce @aiesianc Sirempes
gaatos', Mdrs 90. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23

Ger nnterl6'iebere etrfnet jest Elm ouss
9eoebntes Niortsmeut pen @iienmaaren.
Sorben, OeIen un0 SdrbettDGcn,
BON ,pelben foIsenbe eins3beil ausr,od,er.
OFaueIo6 u. oncere 2mt6fe, Vercueion
0Ilnten S6lbter &afeen abIen, GnoIifdbr
uno Nmerlsanifbe M1bI= uno 9oum. 81.
gen. 9iae BON Z bep g. tis 20 bep "a, GId<
lsrne Sureau SnSpfe .. oerfdieeenen Spm=
tern nno 9rbBen, @erherbl, Nerfe;nstes
SampenbL Saum0I, GoCspintp, teff' S,ene-
e,l3 Motb, 8rauuf6psis II. @brcme u, hn.
sbrome @eIb, ,8erl'nsr Diau, @laufdmaIs
StrIt'n9 Don untesf fbiebliGeu Tarben, BIox,'
6cl5' Oeibteb, 8o,bbDl3, 8ra11l, elieoroe
qua, @nreur'a, Jnoiao, eobeuod. Gcrol
NIt:lo!bl, s6eiosmafier, Dixriatj(e,e e:m.
re. Oellapfel, weinItein, gjpseblatr. GjnIn
S!lber nno Gnpfer bronze, 8anf uno onns,s
ppbs!, Wenoelbobrer nit gebisen. etSh.
tstns une eiierne Minfeleilen, RdbIerneQpir,s
feL u & bs, better gn6 II. eebeeren
SfabI' Ieuticbsr uno 9Iilter Stabl, gHeI.
nn9 nno eIlsrner oratb, Me1iablsei,, 8orar.
Sslleu, 8lcbibmrt' Sebeeren, Nmhforoth.
S6abipie!e uuo Dametrstter, 5attI,r uuh
sbubma6er eurbfobldse, fsbr feine unh
se're1nlsbs Seoer uno 2af6eumet1sr, areee
uno tleine Sbeersn. 8artlelfe, Wsit(d5enn
pe'ttbsnfbnnre, eiierne Garten msd,en.
SVnoen=Sprin9 unb eew6bnlebe 6anbias
gen &enoniasen. 9ol3fdeeu, aemrine unb
positte Maaabalfen 9aliterfetteu unb &et.
tenltrdnae, Ehbfaten, Strife BON allen a,Siz
ten' 0hden BON peribieoenen arbgen, Ma.
tent uao semeine Sdeenricbter, go,nerols.
ler. Yteroe imp Spring 2an5etten, WerenC,
i1cn Xapleln, 9rlilus, Malbrous unb Gar
ret's Grae uno Sru6t seu(en, teut(d,e
Senten uno si6e!n, /Mebfeine unb Meifel.
S2e'h uuo Nliteabeln, &eeben, 6aftn. .maaz
nete, Iafbens ScmpdBs, 9etmt6pfe, NleS-
(tifte' Sarbfaiten, psporomster, nnb T6erz
nomeier pfeifen uno Slbten, @eiaen, @Iae
rinetten, 9eaoeln, Gilbsrfane, ,WrebieroIafsr.
9Ia{srne Slafben nao Weoeain Glaier.
msffinsene uuo plattirte @poreu, Nintenb,-
ibId8e, meBi8eue unb plattrte 8ebjfe NM
@tsisbisel, Sattlsrnaaren i'm allatne;nen
Seize fur 0uts ,lnb Sbubmader, Y,enieIf6.
gen, patent ftablerne Seoesn, silterne 8lsn.
ftifte. s.N.-'
Y @benfaus; Rartmaibn: Rann,e ,,r>
SbmerseL QDeibbleb Don peelobiessnsr
Difein Rifen. Obee Satben werpsn ssh.
spoblfeil perfauft sperben. '''''~
S. q. S6neiesr
Canton Sunp 5. 1884. ':s D..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
Irmen }oaus 9lo0ribt.

Irnen 0ous g adbritbt.
Natbyla)t miro bIermit ssysbsn, oaB biz
SrnnIlIDaer5 BON Sta,f @auutp, Die Sun
NE oOn 10 IbaIsr ssben, tnr osn bs ttst
Plan Der nOn linen anssnummen wsrosr
mag nm Elm Mrmen l,aus 3u 0ausn. De,
0el"ate pian ,u,B 70 ausseisat weroen baB &,
dis Der 6slt' Don osn @cm,ninlOntr5 onse:
nolnmsn miro. Eetlstbe mup smifbsn jsH
uno Dem llten MOntas i'm udcbtsn Ssbrua,
osn Sonm'ii'snxr6 einstbdnoist merotu.
2tuT Ssfebl Ger Sparo pom Gcmmi(ilpner5.
Nlpbdus Sronm
Gcbrsiber Der Gomm0ionere.
Senton, D'e'/Io. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
8 Sreib, 80 6Cen oerloren,

g Sreib 80 6fen oerloren.
Dem unterlbriebsnen sienaen, sesen bic
|leBte oatfte perpibenen sluaults, ,,pifeben
Canton unb 0faf'lsn, 8 Soften aue elmer
Drupe perloren. Giuer oapon rpar Elm fe,6,
|ner fd,par5r S6ie, NIT boben 1,oruern, ,sno
BON oen 2 losisen rpeis sr bic Sarbe nitbt an.
Isnseben; ne ,parsn aber am gi,mpfe nit
sinen 2beer=6!edeu 9e3eibnet. -
Cine libsta!e 8elobnuus sispirb irseno eiaer
perlon ssaeben Ole ibren, gisnsr ,pieoer oen
I8efB oee Disbes betperf(telisl.
Saeob Bieerlann.
Canton, San. 9. 1885.
B GF einise glabridbt betrefeno Dbiaea
Nisb--pirb nit Darf in bisier Drufsrey
ansenetafien.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23

Ger llnterfbriebsne bsFnnbet eraebenlf fei
ne Sreunoe nno eas pubIieum baB er feline
putmaberep uerIest bat unb tieistbe nl,n=
mebr tn Der Msrfitatte ose ]orn. peter 2ofs
Ter am faoliben enoe Der MarftliraBe fprls
betreibt, allwO oite jsoer gattuns su batsr
|inb.
George 81. Bebb.
GantcM SuIp 4. 1884. 12stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
9 / cb t9 flr'S
3 II bltfun1.

| = II bltf TIM.
oie debteu, se(uuomodenoen, pssetablil9,
| untDerIa(> MfDeAtnj
oes brittiIben Gelunpbeits Cole,
gums.
Ga Der unter lbrisbene, Die Generally:
sentfbaft. gum 3effaufe Obiaer mpbEtefNa:
Ter uno du6ett IhdBbaren 9!r;enspen unp
publifatlonen. fur Den 2beI oe6 Gtaates
Sbio erbaIten bat, Der nbrb prn benz 40 1.2
8reite9raoe lieat, 70 ,piro er befdnoIa einen
srpBen 8orratb osrlstbsn auf Qono toIten,
nno Snoioiouen uno llntsr:Qlsentsn, bic ct
tn allen beoeutenoen gtdbten uno Srten 1ei=
ne6 8e5irtee an tteQsn ipirc, oamit ~ Derle:
ben.
Nebmt eub III oht BOZ Qerfd!Eberu ;.
Da untsri6ieaIiG1 @erlube aen1abt
rCroen, biefe Nr5nepen fdlf6Iib nad5ubil=
Den. 70 1T elm belonoerer &lsb:3etteI an ieoes
Ya9et cer
dcbten MorriiDn's piutn
an9efii9t, auf spelben Der Name besGtaats.
cosr Se3irf6=9Igenten fo>pObl als Der oes lln=
tera9en'en eisenbanoi9 unteribriebeu it,
Setnsm DrS9iiten Uoer NpOtbefer mirb auf
'r9ene cine SeSinsuns seitattet oiele Mrjnei:
en- su ssrfaufeu. -
a'ae Nnfraasu fir Naentfbaften mi0en
bsp ibm perfbnlid, in Srunsrpid, Meoino
&annlp. Sbic, ssl6eben.
g SIR @antpn une Die llmseseno, babe
ib 3tn peter &aufmann, (g1eoaeteur Der
ttntlbsn 3eituna } als meinen 9senten gum
Ne,faufe eiefer unidabbaren alr5nsp anae:
felt, bsp me!6sm ile, nit meirem unb lei=
nem S(amen untsr5.6net jeeer3ett i'll babeu
1T.
q. Mius.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23

VSt"NI'DtVetINYV Vet S'I"vNtu y 10 O0o VI
Nus9oben.
8erao be3abIt fur Gp. uno 9lrs
tnentar, 1921 81 |
8etras bssablt fir westaren, 1878 IS
8etras be5oblt fur sbutfcncs, 3,4ls 20
Setras bs5abI fir s@uIbauss
~. 2uren, III 90
@etras be5abIt an Sobn Carton
fnr.gelo, fur Dorau6Iaee ..
. -9ef6n9uiBibuloen, I,O8o 40 (
8etrn9 bejabtt S. Carton uno
96Urbin gum tbetI firQlvmers
bau5=8auersp. 1000 90 @
Getras be3ablt fir Septrdae 81
8rddsnuno etraBen 5000 0
9etras bsjablt far aIuottcrs @e'
babTen 10 as 8
8etraa be.abIt GberiF @uile fir
SofseIO Don @efonaenen &c. 4se IS, Q
8stras te5abIt sDerif Webo, ,fSr
&ofseIO BON 9efansenen &c. 2o7 93 0
8etrae be5ablr Dem So. Sbas=
nletter per eenta8e alsf @e!osr
en1pfanaen u. ous5ejablt fir -
1888 nno 1884 s25 OF :
8eta as bsSablt Dem Psofequirens
Qlnspalo, :. b. s45 90
8stras besablt dig 8ebabrea fir =.
gauntp &e,umiGiouers, lei 90 c
8ura9 besablt an garreu g.. II,
dig Qlntbeil am @auntpfpae, o7 6o,
8stras besablt fir 8nbbinben.
lniiren BON Blanf 8acbeln,
Sbrelbn,aterial .c. 100 IS s
@esras besablt far 5uradgfatts:
te Iareu. ~ s. 68 8
Betraa asbeSablt als 0eblbre fir
@ebhlfsribter .'-.. -. a., 1t2 50
8etrae beSabtt als 8ebIbrsnfir
e5ourDleuts, sos 81 :
8etras bs5ablt als Gebabrea fir
3a,s<n, :. : 244 o. {
8etras besablt aIs gebntret far
@auntp @!erf NIB 9!nlpaloe in
@auntp Sa1ent /. -. 19.6
Betras besab!t ole balbidbtu6e
9sbabrenfa fur gauntD g!srt so 90 c
8etrag be;ablt als gsbnbren fir
gcnfabsIs bep Der Court 50 95 {
8etra8 besablt an Srisoensricbter
nno @onFabels IN Criminal :,-
= Sdaen, .-. fs6 81 {
! 8etrag besablt bem Coroner far >..-
z 8eltdtt9nn9en 5u baltea II 10
: 8straa beSabit als 8sbabrea fa-
wablen, H.. i. ...% 1O8 IS {
Sstras be3ablt fir pfsntli6eS
Druden = 1el so {
8etras be;abtt fir Gepariruns
I beS @onrtbaujes, 41f 267 90 {
Betras be3abIt far 9talu. Slcs ~
lenbaus, 267 90 {
Betras te5ablt far liutefbaltnns
bon .. gRiller elmer netrnf=
ten Verfon, Sc 25
u 8etras beSabIt fdr Dieuffleiff 1
ing an gauntp StrABen, 266 90
8etra9 be5abIt far Dieufleiits
ung an tsfraBen, Iss 81 j
Befras besabIf aIs afsfors @ss
b0bFen sun, EbeiL 80 90
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
g tri6t,
Scr ginnabmeu une Quseaben bon
GtarF gountp, oom 7tsn Sunp
1885, bis sut1 4ten s5unp 1884.


Setrds BON @eloern in Der s@
SDabfanmer am 7ten
ecunp 1883, ., 80. S6.
uno 2p. 2arsu. 1875 Is I
Betraa Don 1aren empfen:
gen auf bas Dap!lfate ..
1888, = ~ 9,S07 II I
0etrae erbalten 8 pro cent
Stof, etnpfdnsen POM
Staate in 1882 u. 1885, sol II 6
Betraa erbalteu BON, Sraa'e aIe
Dem .@auntY 5nfommenoe &i:
lans 7S 81 D
sSetras erbaIten SntrefTsn pom
Staate, fir 8erfauf .. S6uts
lamb, 1905 81 5
.getras erbalten auf gBea 8inoer, &c 90 0
8etras erbalten fit: S6orsGrs ..=
IaubniBfbsine, ., 40 90
Setras etbaltsn fir M,tb3baus=
grIaubniSlbeine, 42g Al 4
Betras erbalten fir Raufmanns
.@slaubniBibsine. 40 40
8eres erbaten fir 9en9f:grs
laubniB(bsine, SOS 90 O
, 8etras erbaIten fhr eineela,i,tIs
te strafeeloer, ZIG 90 0
8etrag srbatten fir ein9elaii!sls
te Surp 9sbhbrsn. Go 90 0
8etras srba!ren far Grdmer=grs
loubniBfbeiue, 100 90 o.
s5etras erbaIteu fir Ni6tbe5abs
:. lung Don 1arsn, u 80 45 81
Setra9 erbaIten fir S(ente BON
tfentIider 2ctts, s6 90 OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08

conclude TO try the projac'. The people there like
most islanders are hospiable aad courteous stran-
gers, but they are also Independent and know how
10 estimate character and motive. and although not
highly educated, they possess native shrewdness
and penetration, tha: viii unmask al your pretend
ed. and discover your real business and when they
have once ascerained it, you had better be going
fast as possible As for my part never felt so much
relieved when got back and set my foot on the
the wharf in Newport and even there one of the
passengers called me damned rascal and showed
strong indications of giving me fogging. Ny O.
pinion is you had better dishurse your money IN al
most any other market for even here IN the city of
Providence it would 60 great deal.farther than on
Block-Island."
Whether the expedition IS TO be perseycred in or
not we do not know but we sincerely hope, if it
should that the agent will receive this time what Mr.
F. narrowly escaped before
y PROVIDENCE REPUBLICAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08

CFeWe understand that TRISTAN BURGEs who
was, and is now, candidate for L. States Senator,
and who is now promised that place if the knight
prox is elected, intends TO make a visit to Newport
to harangue the freemen previous TO the approach
ing town-meeting. We doubt not such visit, for
such purpose, would be the means of collecting
together great number of people, though not SO
many as the exhibition of the menagerie of wild
finals did last fall. If such meeting should take
place we beseech the audience to weigh well the
the matter and manner of his performance, and
when they go home and reflect upon what they have
seen and heard ask themselves this serious question
Whether they believe Mr.. Burgess would be likely
to obtain much hereafter for the Notifications at
Newport, as a man of less abusive manners; cspc-
cally when it is considered that the Senate being
of the minority of the natonn politics. an1 hostile
the Administration, as well as to the House of Rep
resentatves, and who can obtain nothing without
the joint conference of both
We will then ask the people of Newport, to ask
themselves another question If the Senate was
with the other branches of the Government and
with the majority of the Country: whether the SEN
ators from II. Island, being one of the dominant
Republican party, would not have more chance to
the interest of this Town, than if he was in
the minority, is Tristan Burgess.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08
SXERIFF,S gALE.

Dy rrfae Of an execution from tke Court of Con-
mon Pleas, for the county Of Newport, to me d3
rected aud delioered, I shall sell al Public Auel
ioa, 10 the highest bidder, for cash. on the elerenf
day Of June nent at 10 o'ciock A. ~
ON the premises, all the right, title, and Interest
that the D had in and to n certain lot of land OF
the 10Th day of April 1884 situated in Porthsmoutl
containing twelve acres, r.Ore or less and bounde,
as follows viz: Northerly on land of the heirs d
" lillam Brightman, Easterly on land of Peeg All
my, Southerly on land of Audly Clarke, and partl]
on land of Richard X. Randolph and Horatio Ale;
ana also one other lot of land situate in Portsmouth
c containing forty acres more or less aud bounded a.
,o'ows VIZ; Northerly on land of David Albro and
James Chase Easterly on land of Rowland Allen
>outherly on land Of John Alien aud Westerly O,
land OF Daniel Chase Also three other lots of Ian,
contaialng about ten acres more or less and boun.
ded rs follows viz: Easteriy on land Of George
hnTs ana William Potter, Easlerly on land of Row.
'and Alien and Jonathan Coggesha, Southery OF
lana OF Cooke Wilcox, BENJAMIN AImy, and Jona
nan ooggcshall for the purpose of ratisfoin til,
above said Execution and all costs thereon.
NICHOLAS HASSARD, Sheriff
Newport March | ith 1885.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08
POLITICS BRING TOGETHER STRANGE
BED-FELIOWS

Henry !. Craaston at the Bank Tory meeting
held IN Newport on Friday last, in his remarks de-
cared that he could fellowship any ant-mason who
was now whig that he had defended masonry un-
til his arms had dropped off, or some such express
sion, and was ready to go about and try what
effect a contrary course would produce
This little Mr. Cranston has been the high priest
ofmasonry, and if masonry could now re- unite the
office TO the sign yet his door, would no doubt,
still hold every Antimason in the same adherence
as heretofore. A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08
From tic y. \. Ereniug Post.

One of the opposition papers in this city copied
the other day from an Ohio paper, with expression
of appreciation the following st Of candidates for the
office of President:
Martin Van Buren,, of New York,
John Mclean, of Ohio,
Hugh L. White, of Tennessee
DANIEL WEBSTER or NORTH AMERICA
Daniel Webster of North Anericoi There is
meaning in this The other candidates recognize
state governments, and are properly put down as
citizens OF their several states but the advocate of
great consolidated government canot be DEGRADED bv
any mention OF state soyereignties. lie is not a
candidate from any state, for the United .StoteS
but for North Amerra! Where would state rights
and equal rights be, if for our sins as pcopi-:
Daniel Webster should ever be chosen as Autocrat
Of North America
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08

NeU Hampshire Etectioa.-In ls3 towns. Bad
ger Dcmo) has 23-li votes-Icaley FodcraD
l3,707. I'm the same towns in l-32. the Jackson
electors had 22,9i7, Clay electors 5000 Major
ity for Badger lO,l07. Jackson electors 4g3--
Republican nett gain 6,l69
Thus it will be seen says the y. II. Patriot, that
the Democratic majority in this State exceeds
TEN THOTSAND, from the returns received.
Abouttwenty towns have not been heard from, which
will considerably increase the democratic majority
and IN all probability make II nearer eleven than
ten thousand. So much for the organization and
the great efforts ofthe federal party in the Granite
State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08
10 stoue Masons and contractors.

FEYHE subscriber will receive proposas unit, the ooh or
N Npnl next Tor the construction of Dixie and Pier on
Soai al norm end OF Goat island in this harbour.
Ihe DihL-lounded in average depth of feet AZ low
WAFER VIII Be about $50 feet in length about 10 feet broad
under water y ieo broad above and 10 feet high above
low water Iho part under low will be constructed of
granite stones 10 feet long, II feet high and least IA feet
broad laid IN open work, aud ed-n with refuse stones and
gravel Inc part above low water will be faced with granite IN
courses nay g due proportion of headers and backed with
good rnbbe work The top course will consist entirely of
headers feet long and not less than IT, rise and IA f. width
Inc fith-sandng on the outer end OF the Dixie i'm oo,n
depth al low water OF nearly 3 H. wall be so snuoro IT, c
lis walls VIII be 10 ,et hiok under low water and , @
tcN-lcsc walls beng formed of large granite stones J ia
open work and l'dn with re,e gravel Aboya
wafer W'S2 walls Wti lie ace, side with granite in
courses and baeNedby good bblc work the thickness bs
ieIced 10y sight batter III front and by offsets in the the ,
10 'et III te top The top course of these pier walls win bc
composed oil stones not less iaan feet thick feet long and
TWO oieet oroad-a lnd as headers The space encoc m M
per walls VIII be filed s with refuse stones TO I'M, hb ~
10" wie and then with much gravel as may be re5mrJ n
~, an ue h,er,u'cS tpoa part OF tins surface strong Grill
age WI be l1ld of the necessary for the o,p,o7
i1sht House: upon s grilge mass feet hah ory w. ,
ne masonry VIII he ad and thereon mas ofrnbbe nns,n
IN mortar eeihga The space around this foundation viii
oe he it win refuse stones carefully packed ana ,han ,,h
gravel The top of the Pier 90 feet above low y,,asH IN
formed ny pavement oi large granite stones.
tor iuither particulars. and inspection of the n,s nav
sona application must be made o tho snbscrha, , ~ f
sence, TO Alr. John b. Lyou Newport " " ~ "0
The proposals may embrace the sunnlv or all ,, .,
ana the execution ot all TIE wol-or separate 49,
De made for the supply OF the grani,e-io the deliver
hlng,n stone X gravelior the execution of tho yo, 49,
water including, not including the ma,eras-and cr h ~
ecnuon OF the work above ncudng or no Tho r,,rI
The Pier TO be completed by the 3s December 35The
Dixie To be completed by the 3lSt December 1896.
With the proposals. satisfactory evidence be produced
othe ability TO comply with the therein proposed and TO
the execution of contract by responsible names
JOS. &. TOTTEN, It, Col
Eng'rs. Breve Col
Newport, II. l. March -, 1885.
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jimmy Crow is quite disnterested in advising
both Republicans and Tory-wigs to subscribe for
his paper we suppose he wishes to be understood
as offering great bargain but in our opinion the
purchasers would be the losers by all the difference
of price between that and waste paper at least and
after again deducting the harm it NAV do among
,he ignorant, they had better be without 1t even a,
ihc low price of nothing at ALL
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ER ANCE.

The news recently received from France, show n
state of publick excitement almost bordering on
Revolution the Ministers have all resigned. and
no others appointed in their stead on the 18Th Of
Harch' The Chambers had done little or nothing !;
ana the American indemnity bill vas still pending
We are compelled to onl, particulars for wan, Of
r'on thi' week. bat viii make amends for it in our
rcI
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

The Republican Freemen of Newport will meet,
agreeable to former notice, Saturday the lIth,
and again Tuesday the ll,h inst at o'clock
L. VI. ut the State House.
The ireemen of Newport, without regard to form
political distinction are again invited to attend
the interest of this town demanding the undyided
aid of all its citizens.
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POSTSCRIPT.
From the New York Eve. Post.
HAIL CONNECTICuTl

The returns which we have from Connecticut this
morning afford strong ground of hope that THE
DEMOCRACY HAVE CARRIED THEIR EN-
TIRE TICKET! The results as far as received
furnish ground of sincere graduation. In the egh-
teen heard from the net increase of the dem
ocratic majority since last October is 1852
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DeteHoe ~ Ne,o Orieons.-The steam boat Henry
.hy passed down the river, opposite Natchez, on the
9th ult., with fifty tons of cannon balls, bound to
New Orleans and the Natchez Courier states tha,
a hundred tons Of cannon have been ordered from
the Pittsburgh foundry fSr the same post.
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The Republican meeting at the State House
which was held on Thursday last was attended by
a large concourse of freemen, the representative
chamber filled to overhowing, by an attentive
audience. The meeting addressed as usual ;
much order prevailed until between nine and ten
O'Clock, when the meeting dourned to meet again
on Tuesday the 9TH inst. The opposition were re-
spectfully invited to attend this meeting with the
privilege of being heard in defence of Mr.. Robbins
and Mr. Knight either by Mr. Robbins himself or
any of his friends, which offer was not accepted
After the meeting organised the chairman
made known the intention of the meeting by calling
upon any person TO come forward in defence of the
official conduct of senators respecting the forti-
hcation bill and none appearing they then proceed
ed to business.
Will the Bank party reciprocate this invitation
VIII they run the risk of having the truth and the
evidence, exhibited and explained. before their con-
gregated political friends We think not. "Thev
prefer darkness rather than light because their deeds
are evil
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WILLIAM BisUWNElL.

TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER.
WoCLD respectfully inform his friends and the public
that h. has taken the door North of Market
square where at al times be found an assortment of pau
ana Japan ware tin and sheet Iron made to order at the
shortest no"ce. VI iending particularly attended to-. Alsd
on on hand clay and soap Furnaces led pipe d
q" ''@eS' Feb Sd IT,