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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
Nj A SSA Gnu SETT S.

At a very urge Convention ofthe Mem
bers ofthe Massachusetts Legislature, held
on "Wednesday evening last, DANIEL
WEBSTER was unanimously recommend
ed to his fellow-ci;izens asa candidate for
the Presidency. About $50 members at
tended the meeting. Mr.. PIcKMAN, Pres
ident of the Senate presided in he Con
veDtion; Mr.. ROCKWELL, Speaker Of the
other House, acted as Vice President, g.
Messrs HEDGE, Of Plymouth, and Char
NAN, Of Springfield, as Secretaries.
The Hon. HENRY SHAW, Senator from
Berkshire, called the meeting to order.
and made some animated remarks on The
object Of II. Mr.. PARKsoNs offered the
resolutions & was supported by Messrs
STURsEs, BLAKE, and Dalton.
The following were the resolutions a.
dopted:
lst. that in the present state Of public
affairs, it appears to this meeting seasons
bic and expcdieni that it should express its
opinion on the subject Of candidate for
the Presidency Of the United States. with
entire respect nevertheless, for the opln-
ions and sentiments of other friends Of the
pubic liberty, the Constitution and the laws
throughout the United States.
3D. That, in the Judgment Of this meet
ing. it is indispensable to any hope of gen.
eral uniau, or of vigorous and successful
support, that some citizen should be nomi-
mated for that high Office, who is generally
known throughout the country, who is OF
acknowledged and pre-eminent ability,and
Of unquestioned integrity and PATRIOTISM,
and whose tried attachment to the Con
siitution Of the country may be a sure
pledge, that he will stand by it, as it is,obey
Ill its iDjunctions, submit to all its restric-
tons upon executive authority, and sd-
minister it in true republican spirit.
That, without derogating in any degree
from the high merits Or distinguished ser.
vices Of other eminent citizens, this meet.
ling propose to their fellow citizens, through.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

SATURDAY MORNING, February 9Th, ls3

The Legislature OF this State will pro-
badly adjourn to day, making session Of
about ten weeks; a great part Of which
time has been consumed in attempts to
legislate on a general system, of state i'm.
provement. We find however, that the
eastern part Of the State has not derived
any material advantages from their delib
erations on that subject.
We are not informed certainly whethe,
the ad valorem Bill (ss it Is called) ha
received the sanction Of both Houses %
not
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
JACKSONVILLE (E.P.l JAZZ.

SEMINOLE INDrANs.-We stated in oul
paper last week that this tribe would prob
ably submit to the United States sut1ori-
ties. and be removed beyond the AIiss;s-
sippi river, without any resistance. From
a gentleman who has since returned from,
Fort King. We learn that, on the 9th De-
cember, about $50 Of the trioe met ano
held talk. About one half were for emf.
grating peacably. and the residue we're dis.
! oseG to shew fight. One Of the chief,
sal d, he had on hand one hundred and City
key. Of good powder, and that b. never
would consent to 60 until thar wss burnt
The warriors we're generally armed with
n6eA Much apprehension ~as felt By
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

Our Eastern friends have been publish ing
doleful bulletins Of the severely cold weather in
December and January, while we Of the West
were enjoying the equally tolerable luxury
mud and slush. But we are now experie ncir
a comfortable squeeze" from our q',s,nds i
friend Jack Frost. On the last days of Jan ga
~, winter commenced, pretty much. in III
style SO admirably described by the con .ic Ma,
thews First it blew. then il snew, IT on
thew, and then it friz,' and it has f1s IN prett
essentially ever since.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
HOUSE: OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY. January 26, 1885.
OF MADISON.

OF MADISON.
On motion IF Mr.. Willett, the committee
Of the whole House was discharged from
the further consideration of the bill 10 re-
v:ve and continue in force for a limited
time the act to incorporate the farmers
and Mechanics Bank Of Indiana.
Mr. WiIlett moved that said bill be indefi-
nitely postponed. which motion was sup
ported by Mr.. Wiliet, and zealousIy and
ably opposed by Messrs. Marshall and Wal
lace, and was determined in the affirmative
by tie following vote.
AYES-Messrs. Armstrong, Bennett,
Bower, Breckenridge. Bradbury, Breet,
BRYAN, Carr, Cook, Culbertson. Curtis,
Evans, Gaddes, Green, Hardesty, Hargrove,
Howell, Johnson Of NJ, Johnson Of F., Kill
gore, Latshaw, Leslie, M'Cally, M'Dougle,
Mintire, Mendenhall, Moore, Nave, New
man, Park, Pickett, RAY Schooling. Shank,
Shaw. Smith of r., Stanford, Storm, Willet,
Wilson of F., Wilson ofV., and Wight
~.
NOES.-Messrs. Angle, Bell, Bigger,
Carter Of c., Chapman, Conwell, Crume,
Curry, Davis, Dunnin2, Hannaman. Harris,
Henklc, Hoagland, Howard. Kelso. Liston.
Lockhart. Marshal, Phelps, Rockhill. Smith
Of F.. Stafford, Strain, Thompson, Torbet,
Vandeveer, Vawter. Walker, Wallace, VIII
son Of H., Woodruff, and Gregory Speaker
80.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
RICHMOND, ROSSvILLE ANDHAN-
lLTON TURNPIKE.

AZ a meeting Of Delegates, daily elect
ed, held at Fairhaven, PrebDe county.
Ohio, on Thursday the 28th instant. Or
the purpose ofconsidering the expedscncv
and propriety Of constructing . turnpiko
road from Richmond, IA. tn Rossvills az
Hamilton, Ohio, making Fairhsven cd
Darrto~ n points. Whes Col. John C3adk
was called TO the Chair, and Alexandse
Stokes appointed Secretary.
The following named delegates sppeae-
ed and cook their seats.
From Richmond Daniel Reid, W.T.
liam Russey and Alexander Stokes.
Fairhaven.-Ftz J. Porter, Jaoae
McQuis,on, Nathan Brown, 8. C.. Fesoee
and John Il. Boyce.
Dixon Township (O.)-Tho'. Pinkss-
ton and James Elliott.
Darrtown,-James Brodberry, Rossst
beckett, DIR. Crookshank, Edward Reid
and John Clark.
Hoss,iIle,-Wi!iiam Saylor and Seams.
Ell Gray.
The following resolutions and proceed.
inss were unanimously adopted and con-
Cured in.
Rcso'red, That, in the opih,on Of ~
meeting, II IS both pract,cAble and exc,
ai7at i" construct a turnpike rod ffoo
richmond Iad., ty the way Of F.,shsvsa
a ~. OasFtown, to Rossviiie and HamiIaoa,
ONO; aid that such a work - greedy
hee-' ed, as it would tend, not only 10 adj
vance the interests Of large p0rtasa q
our citizens in this SECTION Of the coustGy,
but would be Of general utility 70 IL Psb-
lie at large.
Resolved, That this meeting appoiae
a committee Of FIVE in the State oflsdjsaa.
and the same humber 10 Ohio, WHO'S d.
~ j. shall be 10 draw up peeisieas ss1
forward the same to the Legislssspss e
.heir respective States, asking . ehessee
for a turnpike road iron Riebasod,
Wayae County, Ind. By he way e Fair
haven and DasTtown 70 RnsevilIo oo6
Hamiltoo, in BstIer County, OH, -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

.4aotaer.-A second pap er has been publish
e.! at Brookville within the last month, entitled
s.Brookville Enquirer and conducted bv C..
w. Hutchens and Geo,s e Berry. 1t supports
the Administration gene rally, and the pe,ple
particularly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

" cen by the proceedings pub
..' :" shis paper, that our ne,ghbors Of
N'''o are getting IN earnest on the sub
JeeA Of Turnpike roads, which are much
.Aeedod in the direction Of Cincinnati.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
ROSS1ILLE, SOMERv LIE, kEWCoM,
ELTON aud RlCHM OND 7JLRNPfKE
RO.3D MEETING.

/ On the evening of Il e S0tA Of Jassary,
1885, the citizens of Eaton met at H.
Court House. and or ..sized BY slsseiae
John NJ. Gray, Esq. p resident. Alszas1sr
Mitchell and John Acton, Esss~ Vice
Presidents, and J. Stephens, Sessstarr
Of the meeting. Tt q following pssanhlo
and resolutions wer B then cosailesed ao8
adopted:
""hereas, 1t hs been rspsssssesd -
this meeting that \ large asooer - -
citizens 81 the ecu .aties Of Boefer 49, -.
bic in this state. re about to suiee tAe5f
exersions with portion Of the eitisess e
Wayne county in the state Of Jndiasa, -
obtain from the resent general asseoAoy
OF tins state, charter for cempasy -
construct turs .pike road fsem Haniseen
or Rossvif'e, By way of Ssmsrvills, New
com and Eatoo to lAichmond il The seato
OF Indiana; a nd. Where's, thn msstiag
esteem the p ropos ed work, one Of great
Puohc utility and Of the deepest Interest
10 large p' 'rtio,s Of the peeOle II Thu
comfy mas nuc'A As it vould, whea cea-
Pieted, ope afe and cheap line ofcso-
municatior bet ween . fertile and highly
productive reg ion Of country and the Mi-
ann canal J CHS meeting does not hesi-
tate to e' .pres 3 their cen61ssca. net ssly
IN the pr actie ability Of the Contemplated
thoro"g' fare bat are equally confident q
obta'nn ng I ae means for its constructson.
thereto re,
Ike" iced That the member Of The
meeh ng W i'll, at all times. contribute their
exert ions in aid ofsuch measures % shall
be eeme 4 most likely to insure the coa-
str" ction ofa turnpike road between tho
Mil mi anal at Hamilton, BY way Of Soa-
er' lille, Newcom and Eaton to Richoesa.
II diane.
Reso lred, That . committee Of fve -
pPoir tied by this meeting to meet saa
. IONS" 1t with similar committees - oay
be Ppointed at other places bavisg 10
view the object above nentissed: al.
that it shall be the duty ofsuch Committoo
to meet and consult with similaf coooao.
tee - at Somervile, on the seventh day -
r sbruary ensuing; and at such ether timso
I'D places as they may think proper, aoA
nost likely insure success to the measure
| proposed in the foregoing preamble.
Whereupon, John NJ. u. M'Nutt, Dr..
fJ. Paramore. Philip Brown, Robert Mar.
& tin, and John Gardner were appoioted said
N committee, with power to Gil any vacascy
4 that may occur in the body. 1t IVES far
's ther ordered that the proceedings Of The
{ meeting be forw arded to the editors Of H.
= Eaton Register, the Richmond PallaAiuu.
the Telegraph at Rossville. and tie In
ltelligencer at Hamilton. The meeting
e adjourned.
h JOHN NJ. GRAY, Presiisat.
u j. b. STEPHENS, Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

The Mayor Of New Yosk has e1tssd -
ward Of 81 900 for the discovery q ~ psgsDas
Otis. Esq. Of that city. The poisoa was mined
in some ground coffee, which wss Iea aasAe
house Of Mr.. Otis q sample. Fese.saasly
there were no lives lost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY,, January l3, 1885.


Mr.. MCCARTHY moved to reconsider
the vote Of yesterday, rejecting the follow
ing resolution, submitted by Mr. LANE:
Resolecd, That the Committee on tn.
Public Lands be instructed to inquire into
the sxpediency Of spproPriating portion
Of the refuse public lands, to aid the State
Of Indiana in constructing . Canal from
the National Read in said State, down ths
Valley Of White Water 10 Lawrenceburg,
q the Ohio river.
Mr.. mccarthy remarked, that when
ihis resolution was offered yesterday, he
vas under the impression, as he suggested
1t tho time, that the subject matter en-
hraced in it had been previously referred
% standing committee. Upon examin-
alton, he discovered that he was mistaken
and he had therefore moved recOnsidera-
ton Of the vote; and hoped the resolution
would be adopted.
Mr.. LANE said, he regretted he could
not, in justice to himself, accept the kind
aid Of his good feeling colleague, (Mr.
McCarty,) in the motion he had made to
reconsider the vote Of yesterday, reject ting
the resolution he had the honor ofpresent-
ing to the House for adoption. That it
was bis intention to present it anew TO the
House, locating its commencement.
That he had made no effort to carry the
resolution on yesterday, after the state
ment Of his colleague, (Mr. McCarty,)
ssthal the subject embra ced in the rcsolu-
ton had been heretofore referred to a
Standing Committee" He supposed the
ssafsment true, for he had not supposed it
possible for his colleague, or any other
esutlemSn on this floor, to hazard any
statement ..f which he was not fully ap-
p.ixed. But IN examination, said Mr.. l..
he had become a tisfcd that no such res
olusion, as supposed, had been referred.
Tho resolution uh der consideration,
called for an inquiry into the ProPr'etv OF
aypropriating portion Of TIE refuse pub
lie Iands to aid the State In constructing
canal from the national road dow n the val
10y Of White Water, to the Ohio, a. Law
senccburg. The resolution Of his cal
league, (Nlr Mccarthy was az inquiry
mo the propriety Of "a grant Of each al
sernaie section fthe unaPpropriated lands
ea each side Of a road, leading from Law
renceburgh to Fort Wayne in lndi, na"
Mr.. L. said, that upon the route Of the
road in this resolution for the first 20
miles, % far as his information extended,
there would not be on either eide of said
road, one acre Of public land to set apar,
for the road.
That the resolution he had the honor
Of presenting, and which had been reject
ID upon the objection and statement Of his
cosleague-was to aid the State in con-
meeting the national road with the Ohio,
passing through the valley Of Whitewater,
the richest. and oldest, and most populnus
position Of Indians.
The question, said Mr.. l., - with the
8smoo fos their decision: but that he would
Dspfes presenting the resolution anew 20
their reconsideration.
The motion to reconsider the vote re-
jscsiug the resolution, was then negativ-
Cd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
Mr.. ME,NDENHALL fi,rthe. 10 amend

the canal bill by requiring f'e Canal
Commissioners to cause the survey Of ca
nal route to commence at RrookvIlle rum
ming up tile east fork ofWhite water by way
of Richmond to intersect on the state line
north east of Richmond contemplated ca
nal from the Miami Canal; which was not
agreed to.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
TWENTY-THlRD CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION..
IN SENATE.


McNDAy, JANUARY rs, 1888.
Dir. T1PTON presented additional doc
vmes4s in support q the claim Of James
..d Samuel Smith, which were referred TO
tn Ceamitiee ON the judiciary; and pre-
ssnset q petition numerously signed by
citizens OF the State Of Indiana, praying
for the establishment Of post rout, which
vas referred to the Committee on the
Post Office and Post roads.
Mr.. Upton from the Committee on
Claims, reported unfayorably on tho pcti
ton Of Rogers and Bond; and on the Peti
tiou Of the United States Marshall for the
District Of Missouri; and the reports were
laid on tine t,blc.
Mr.. Upton submitted the following
resolution, ITO lie on the table one day tor
co0s'derstiOn.
Resolred, That the Committee On the
Post Office and Post Roads be instructed
% inquire into the expediency Of establish.
,Ds . post route from Marion to Hunting
don. thence To Goshen, Indiana; a posi-
ros,fe from Greenville by Recovery Ohio
to Huntingdon, Indiana; post route from
Kinks cross road, Frankfort, and Delhi, Il
MooticellO, and post route from Logans
port, By Turkey Creek Prairie, and Goshen
10 White Pigeon, in the Michigan Terrific
y.
POST OFFICE REPORT.
MI. EWING, from the Committee or
tho Post Office and Post Roads, made .
Report, the reading Of wich was cs,let
for.
Tho reading Of the Report was com
msnced by Nj. EwINo and continued b,
Nj. Southland.
Al four o clock, Mr.. CLAY moved
that the Senate adjourn, stati g that there
was considerable portion Of this Report
which had not been read, and that a coun
ter Report would be presented. He excu.
scd himself for not making his promised
motion that the Senate 60 into the consid
Grafton OF executive busneiss, which he
bad intended to make, but for the inter
ruptio.i caused by the reading Of this Re-
port. which had put it out Of his power
The Senate adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
THDAY. Jan. 20,

TcEsDAr, Jan. 20, 1885.
1T. HENDRICKS presented a mem
esial aed joiat rssolutions from the Lsgisla
m sfhdiana, lsayiag for . dcaasiec a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

One George Shirts, the Collector ofthe
town Of Lebanon, n. J. has run away with
the town funds. amounting to $4,000
A reward Of $500 is advertised for his ap-
prehension, Not Gerry extravagant, GER
tainly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
Singular and most important inrention

Singular and most important inrention.
MIR. Parker, of Syracuse, in this State,
has discovered composition which will
harden like stone and yet may be worked
in soft state as easily as mortar! Expo
sure to the weather causes it to petrfy
and become actual stone requiring heavy
blow with a hammer TO break it. A speci-
men may be seen al Mr.. Garfeld's shoe
store, in Congress street, who ;s'agent for
Mr.. Parker in this city. Mr. P. has re-
Gently completed a section Of Canal as a
specimen ofihat intended to bring water
hear New York from the Cotton River
It may be cas-, in mouids in the form of pill
lars, fire-places. vestibules, &c and is no.
dcarer than brick Its value is incalculable
for buildings, cisterns, &c. situated in We.
or damp places. 1t is undoubtedly one OF
he most important inventions of the day.
The American Institute have awarded Mr..
Parker gold medal.-Troy Chronicle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

ON the 23zd ok which destroyed ssvssal saesss
and sLops. The loss il estin .a1ed at e50eoO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

some Of the white settlers, that serious
mischief would occur. leforet no tsibs were
removed. Eight or ten families constantly
lodge in one house. and are armed to meet
One house has recently
been routed Of furniture, beds, &c.-Cosr-
Ter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

Seven persons At Parma have been sent
to jail foe kissing DON Miguel in the
streets.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

A rumour was current in New Orleans,
on the I'd instant, as we find by the Cour-
Ter, that a schooner, then in nver from
Port-au-Prince, has brought information of
and that the object was to compel the Hay
ten Government to pay Immediately, the
indemnity due by that Government to
France. 1.-THE rumour should prove true,
it might not be amiss if the Commander
should have orders to stop on his way home,
and paw over the money to our government,
towards certain other indemnity that we
have heard of.-France is 20 astute upon
the subject of indemnities-and SO encr-
getic in collecting her debts, it would be
as well, while she is about it, to remember
her credtors.-Ner York Courier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
~MELLOWINGr THE BANK!

Major Downing edits a paper in Port
land, Of which his ''cousin Sargent Joei'' is
the ''Washngfon Correspondent" In one
,of bis letters, the Sargent thus speaks ofthe
Presidents warfare with the United States
Bank:
1.About what's in the presidents mes
sage, most every body knows what that is
by this time, so incident ssy much about;
liz. But when see how the General whack
ed on the Bank, couldn't help thinking
how Bill johnson killed the hedgehog.
When Bill was n boy, parcel of us was
beeing in corn field one day, and come
across hedgehog. Bill, you know always
wanted to be fighting something or other,
so he took after the hedgehog, and declar-
ed he'd kill him.--And he chased him
round and round the field, and once in a
while he'd get quill stuck in his foot that
the hedgehog had dropt, and that would
make him SO much the madden, and he run
and sweat till finally he got the upper hand
of the hedgehog, and knocked him over as
dead as door na.l.-We!l, the next day
we went out TO work again, aud there lay
the poor hedgehog as stiff as stake. And
old Mr. Johnson, says he, come Bill. you
had better dig hole and bury your hedge
hog out of the way. So Bill went to work
and dug hole, and dragged hun OFT to
bury him. Presently we heard master
humping and look ed round, and there wa.
Bill with a great long club in his hand,
thrashing it up and down and shifting the
poor dead hedgehog, as though he was
fighting forty rattle snakes. What's the
matter now, Bill, said Mr.. Johnson, is the
hedgehog come to life again? No sir,said
Bill only 1t does me so much good to mel
iNr him, that can't help giving him few
more clips before ! see the last ofhim7"
Greenwood LafoTe, an Indian, and late
chic, of the Choctars, has been elected, TO
the Le.- stature Of Mississippi. This is the
first aJor iginc who has sat in the legIsla-
tufe Of any Of the S,atss.-N. o. Bee.
Cosr OF NEwSpAPER READrNC.-.n the
United States Gazette Of yesterday. we
gave the whole OF NJ. .Adamss Grafton
which occupied So octave pages OF pam
phlet, that would have Aold tor about %
cents. The cost Of the l.. $. Gazette 20
subscribers was something Ie. : ban 5 cents
and we had beside, something OF the
news of the day, and the usual \ d. ertislng.
A DUEL--The Washington Globe says
that duel was fought near that city on the
22nd inst. by Mr.. Wise member ct the
House Of Representatives from Virgoia,&
Nj. Coke, his predecessor in Congress
The latter was shot through the arm. The
Globe says the quarrel which led to tbs
unpleesa SAINT result, arose in the course Of
the canvass between the parties two years|
ago. Mr.. Coke was the challenger.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

Greenwood Lrfose, an Indian, and late
ch;e,r of tie Choctars, has been elected, TO
the Le.- stature of Mississippi. This is the
first ado, iginc who has sat in the legisla-
tuse of any Of the States.-N. o. Bee.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-29

|eittsepucft, uno perfauft III eiueta
preia Der benjenisen bon Stan9sh
fir 0pffeifen nibt ielhberttelse.
:Oies tfRart bic laiisfome Nrbsit
oiefsIben nit einen, 5atttmer ousju>
Gtmieren, tpel6es felt unsrbehtliben
8eiten setban puroe. .0ie> Mat
f1ine perfertiet hret6ig Sufetfen in
elmer Minuts, Die 9r66e0e BON auert
i1euern 0srbe0eruneen.
(8auernf'euuo:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-29

|Sn benfslben Moment bate Der
Ndnber oen Niestl an Der Sammsrt
.tbif auSgefbtasen, uap trat fbon
in bas Simt1ler. Sie Sbtferin
erindnnts lib rafd>, uno ltrsfte ibm
Die Slinte entsesen. "Basft Ou
nod einen Sebritt, 70 fenoet Ottb
mein ,fpepter Sbu6Oelnem QBcb
BE nod p Ser Niuber erblib, u.
itano unbewe9(tb. Oie S6rtferIn
blieb loutles i'm 2(nfblase, ibr Slel
nit fettem sSlife boltenD. 9Se'
NICE U1inuten Dorouf Fam berSbrfer.
Ser Nduber tpurbe perAoftet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-29

Oas gro6e sslbwornegsribt bes
|unlteO Gtaates Geritbtsbofss in
|Srentof1 bat eee9n 10 Derfonen2lns
flase erfannt, ipelbe in Den Naube,
'rspsn esrpiaeH fno, pbnlanslt in