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--latest from Florida.

from Tie Jacksonville Courier, Sept 90.
The Tennessee volunteers with Gov.
Call at their head, are at Suwanee Old
Town. Gen. Jessup with the [. 5. Troops
and Creek Indians, is al Tampa or on the
Ou,hIacoochy. The Troops IN this section,
under MAJOR Pierce, are expecting orders
dallv-io march. Col. Downing, aid TO
Go, Call, will, with proper escort, reach
this place Sunday next, on his way TO JON
The Commander in Chef. Warllke stores
are being deposited al different points. The
work goes brayely on.
Ga Tuesday last Col. Warren reached
tins place from NewnausyIlie OH iurlough
OF few days.
From this we learn that on the 22d inst,
tho Indians took from Maj. Mapes, Pay
mater, L. S. A., his horse while at Fort
Mills on h.s way to NewnausyiIle. They
also took several belonging TO his escort, a
part Of Capt. Browns and Parlsh's compa.
mes of Florida Volunteers. making in all
IL horses taken, Ga the sd Maj. Nj.
reached Newnansyiic aud was sick OF the
-i,5-e, a,fr flyer.
Soi' Nat'.- Loft that Post on the 25th.
Tie saw no Indian signs on has "~v and sun.
posed the enemy were apprlsed Of the ap.
proach Of the troops which are Oil their way
10 their strong holds.
! Gov. Call with between $500 and 1900
nen, consisting Of the Tennessee Nolun-
teens and the citizen soldiers of Middle and
" eS, Florida was 10 cross the river Suwa-
nee, Monday or Tuesday last. The Cover
nor intends marching immediately for the
Nation.
Gov. Cali has made reQmsition on the
States OF Georgia aud South Carolina tor vol.
unteers or militia to be sent immediately 10
Florida. He. expects 10 have upwards Of
5000 men IN the field in twenty DAYS.
Col. Warren says nothing has been seen
or heard of the Indians since the victory
which the men under his command, gained
near Newnansylie. This will be consid.
cred one OF the most important and brilliant
Achievements Of this war, when lis victories
aud deGats become matter Of history.
hey West, Sept. 30.-The L. S. Troops
at thus past, embarked on the cath inst. bv
order OF Gov. Call, under the command of
I'd Lleuteeant BaIvard, Company B. .ith
Infantry, IN the schr Lewis Jones, for ST.
Marks to JON the army engaged in the Sc.
nlnole war.
Sf'H later from Florida.-The steam.
boat Charleston, Capt. Bonnell arrived las,
evening from Jacksonville, which place she
left on Friday. From passenger we learn
that the forces under Gov. Call had met
with some Indians near Fort Drane, and at.
'er short skrmish with them on Monday /
asst, drove them into the hammocks, the .
Indians leaving four of their dead on the
held. Next day Tuesday another Skin.
nlsh took place, with similar results, the
Indians leaving five dead on the field. The
gentlemen, from whom we derived this in.
ormatlon, understood that none of our men
we're injured. MAJOR Pierce was on his
way 10 join Gov. Call at Nolusia, !.
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~, ~ ih' Public hoaes. What virtue
'"'f' Is t'ars the Baltimore Chronicle IN 4 reso.
'''''n OF tn senate AZ the last session Of Con.
gees Thai body passed an order directing the
''''''aiY N The Treasury 10 publish every month
" "a'eme'h Of the condition Of the Treasury. Bu,
''' '''' lie People might not, and probably would
''' "sNe "nown with whs, undresmpt of randi,
'' national Golfers have t.en filling m. By
nv ,''0" reports which may be found below, !,
:" % 'een that nearly Forty-scvcn Will
'""' OF Dollars are now in the hand. Of
wy government This sum will, no doubt, be in.
'''''d' by the Isl of January next to 6ny mil
''''''' subject to distribution among the STATES
Ter,scRy Drr,Rrurxr,
j. October 6, 1856.
.r If" Ioomp'ianeo with resolution Of the Sen,,,
I'm, "s ."i'cd states, passed July l.t lsg6 dire
"s' ourtng the ensuing recess Of Congress,
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted to the estate of
~ Thomas II. Alexander, decd, are re-
quested TO come forward and make settle
ment, or they will find their notes and ac-
counts in the hands of an officer for col,ec-
toni mean all those Indebted previous to
his death. All those having claims or de-
mands against the estate, are again reques-
ted 10 present them well authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law, or they will
be barred.
J. SAMPLE DAVIS, Err.
OFT u 1896 lis
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Charlotte Fall Races.

IH7llE annual Fall Races over the Char
= lotte Course, will commence on We'd
nesday the 10th Of November next, free for
any horse, mare, or gelding in the Uniled
States, on complying with the rules of tho
turf. lst day, sweepstakes for 3 year old
cots-to name and close the evening before
the race-two or more to make q race.
BY order Of the Club,
WIN. 5. NORMENT, Seq.
Ocf Is 1856 rg
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T.fET.EBEE
PLANTATION a LANDS
fEsA lpDR SAl1o q
sr.cTu ~ ..pa tsgr affpraE every sz-Ev.


FEyHE Subscriber will sell the Plantation
H. on which he now resides, in Provl-
dcnce Settlement, eight miles Southeast of
Charlotte, between McMchaeI and Meal
plEe's Creeks, containing esq acreS-l0O
acres cleared and in excellent repair and
tine state Of cultivation. The buildings are
a Dwelling House, Kitchens, Barn, Meat
house, Smithshop, &c, all large and new
water good and abundant well in the
yard besides two good springs on the place,
soil first rate, land level, and situation heal
thy, convenient, and beautiful. Any one
wishing d productive Farm and delightful
Home, can now be suited.
Also
S.5 acres of woodland, one mile distant
from the above, and OF q mile South OF Sha-
ron Church, high, healthy, and handsome,
soil tolerable, timber fine and abundant.
Also
My interest in the place where my father
lived, between the two above, mentioned
tracts, containing 3'5 1 acres, soil olerable,
and the situation admired by all who have
seen It ior health and beauty
Also
My interest in three ether tracts, me in
Lincoln county, on the pubic road between
Beaties Ford and Morganton, fifteen miles
Northwest of Llncoluton, containing about
300 or 500 acres. The other two ON
the West side OF Sugar Cresk, miles South
OF Charlotte, through Que Of which the pub
lie road from Charlotte to Camden passes.
containing in both about els acres,-aIl
principally woodland, high, handsome, well
wotered aud well timbered.
For other particulars apply to the subscri.
Der. IL. NJ. LEE.
Oct. Is, 1895. l6,f
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Rom Il, Bai,Imore Gasefe, o-loJrr ).

FT0m I0c U4FIW0Ft THsfIEf, U7T0NrF :.
The Senaiofrai E.scior1l C6liect.-From gen.
,lcmsn "a ho Icu Annapolis Yesterday Afternoon, We
learn teat Mr. Sc.lman, OF The Electors Of the
:, nate for Anne Arundel county, Yesterday took
h,s seat Ia tie Elect raj College and The oaths re-
quired by the Constitution aud that Mr. Llnthi-
cum, the other E,ccsor for the same county, was
IL Annapolis and, from his conversation, appear
Ell 10 be disposed to follow Mr.. Sslman's example.
~ :, result Of tic election tor Delegates IA Anne
Nai''nan's c''@.s.ierstJod 10 BE- the cause OF Mr..
az al hrst consented 10 t1N-s 10 The course which
70 eAFtct that similar result in Qlcc .FsQnablu
caroline "iil produce simiisT effect on Il, Eler.
tors chosen Tor those cuuailes who compose mar,
oil the nineteen Who reccded II Is u hast yery
probable that among them Two will be found 10
im''aie NJ Se'lman, aud put an end 10 the oxcr,.
ulcni which uow exists IN u4s State
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EXAMINATION.

a PUBLIC EXAMINATION Of tho
"a Female School in Sugar Creek, will
be conducted IN the Church at that place,
on Friday the 2Sih instant. The exercises
will commence at the hour of 10, A. NJ
All persons who feel interested on The sub
ject Of Female Education, are respectfully
invited to attend.
NJ. a. CALDWELL.
Oct II, 1896 lw
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MARRIED

In Pittsborough, on the 9th pltmo. by he Rev
Philip Wye. the Hon. ABRAHAM RENg HLR,
member of the 7Ih Congressional Bisifct Of North
Carolina, 10 Miss LOUISA JONES, daughter Of
Col Edward Jones'
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LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

05-Mammofh Squoh.-A gentleman has
let at our Office for inspection. Squash raised by
him in this place. which weighs " pounds, aud
measures five feet one inch in circumference
There were four more % tie sgrnc yine-lhe four
averaged So pounds spiece. The seed was ori.i-
nally from tic mountains. Beat this if you can.
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tho Secretary Of the Treasury cause to be publish.
ed. at the commencement of each month, state.
ment of the amount Of money in the Treasury
subject TO draii aud also the amount standing TO
the credit OF disbursing officers" the undersigned
hereby gives public notice that Z" the amount Of
money in the Treasury subject to drafl," as shown
by the running account of the Treasurer, was, on
the Let instant Sil 1885 95 and 1.-THE amount
standing TO the credit Of Disturbing oficers,' a.
shown by the latest returns received, s., BIC,
47G - LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of the Treasury
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NuHEers
onion men.

The Augusta States Right Sentinel give returns
from Us eounties-the candidates on the Wing
'ckei toE Congress are 1900 votes ahead, The
members 10 the Legislature stand, for White lu2,
for Van Buren, l02 The counties TO be heard
from win give Van Buren, majority, it is suppo.
scd, large enough to turn the scale
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has not degenerated in her sons, she ayows
the determination TO do as they did-EA.
ERCISE. HER RIGHTS, UNlNFLU-
ENCED RY POWER AND UNBIASED
BY PATRONAGE.-Raleigh Register.
JESSE WILioY, Esq, distinguished
Wing Senator from Perqulmons County,
we regret TO say, Is no more he was IN ev.
cry sense a gentleman and a man Of talents ::
to the Wing party, he is great loss {: the
more so, that we cannot expect his place
can be supplied before the commencement
of the next session Of the Assembly: Gov.
erndr Spaight refused 10 the case of the
| Mountain Congressional District TO issue
the Writ where he had no discretionary
power: here, however, the Constitution as
amended says, he "may issue" and al.
though il would be but justice to the coun.
ty Of Perqulmons, and proper in every re-
spect, that this should be done, we have no
hope that it will be done.- Watchman.
HoRAcE EVERETT ELEcrED.-The Van
Buren, papers have sald and repeated that
Horace Everett was not elected from Yer
mont. The Claremont \. Ii. Eagle states,
on the authority Of letter from " oodstock,
! (Nt.) that Mr.. Everett IS re elected to Con
gress, by majority Of from 40 10 90 votes.
All the towns in the District have been
heard from, giving MIR. Everett clear ma.
lority of about 200 over Palridg &c and Flint
which was reduced 10 between 40 aud %
by about $50 scattering votes.
Indiaa Treaty.-Henry r. Schoolcraft,
ESQ.,, Major Whiting OF the I. ). Army,
and J. ". Edmonds, Esq, we're, on the
/ 18th inst. holding treaty at Macktna@,
with the Chippewa and Ottawa Indians, for
the purchase Of the tract Of country lying
/ between Lake Huron aud Lake Michigan,
and north of Grand river, and also all the
lands lying north Of these Lakes and west
Of the Straits Of 81. May's. The price TO
be paid is two millions. A correspondent
Of the Albany Argus states that Mr.. School
craft prohibits the selling Of whiskey 10 the
4 Indians IN consequence, there are no such
! dsgracelul scenes of riot and bloodshed as
are usual where SO many Indians $1,000
are assembled, and where traders are al.
I lowed TO sell them " fire water" This IS
highly commendabIe in Mr.. 5. and we hope
the example will be followed by others IN
/ like situations.-Phl. Comm. Herald.
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r,ection the 10th of November.

GJ- We invite the attention OF our rea'
A.,. 10 the address Of the Committee Of Dele.
.,,.,to the Citizens Of North Carolina. 10 behalf
oftls Delegate. Ia the knoE'ille Convention from
III, State which will be found on the frs, page
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To Rent.
Oct. Il, 1896.

To Rent.
z WILL rent by the week,
sl->-nnE II month, or year, the House
80 Il. e. and Lots now in my possess
sloD, formerly occupied by l.
saac Hyams, opposite the Presbyterian
Church. WIN. HUNTER.
Oct. 20, 1886. l6f
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or The Globe states that the Hon. h.
+. Butler Is expected 10 return 10 Washington 10
enter upon hi. du'iss as Acting Secretary Of War,
about the 18th instant Until he arrives, the De
pariment will be 10 The charge Of c. A. Harris,
E.g., the Commissioner u Indian Affairs.
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6TAdmission Of an Easmy.-The Penn.
sylvsnia Sentinel introduces a summary Of the
election returns with the following reluctant CON
fession
ave regret to be constrained 10 say that the
division Of the party has extended even farther
than VIC anticipated, and menaces The friends OF
Van Blfen ia this State with utter discontinue"
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OrJ-Rail Read Meeting in SaiisbiGy.-
por sn account OF the Proceedings Of usss Meet.
.ng, SC preceding column.
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OF The Cholera has no doubt disap.
peared from Charleston, tie last papers from
tha, city contain no report Of any nog cases.
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The Honest State. NORTH. Carolina, in
the days of l776, was The first TO assert her
independence, aud now, IN 1896, after
lapse of more man sixty years, she re.lter.
a,es her cIalms and in a manner, which
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uhig Electoral Ticket!

\, D,.tr,rt- AtFnFp WEEB, Of Kuiherlo'd.
- Col. ASDEAsos MIrouLL, OF Wilkes
a. a.J.ALEXANDER,o of MccAienb"g'
,,h JonN Guns, Of Rowan.
"a /. ions l.. LEsEus, of Rockingham
S,s JouS N. MoNnn,D. ofGuiiiofd'
"a lion. ions u. ToouDs, 'umberland'
~ DR.. jaws :. Saryi, d Orange.
GA Cu,ntrs NAM, o. Wake.
1,s /. ID. w,,alr rrREY, Of Franklin.
~ ~ W.. ". CnrsET, Of Bsfile
90 Jons D.. BAurY, Of Psaluotank.
nm C.os.Jo.k WmiIANa, oi Beaufort
MN - Bousr CoigAAs, Of Lcno,f.
,t,h JseEatan PE.RsAtI, OF Dupiin.
a.. xnsg. <.f NoGn-tahar
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CT- The Elections. Elections have been
lately ibid IN Maryland, Geofgis, PennsJ'vauiA
and OHIO. We GIVE in io-dsy's paper foil reforms
from the eieeilon IN Maryland, wp'ch sAs fcsal'-
I'd IA the eomyleie o,c',hfsw of tho Van Bufen
men. Thu, rcsal, NAV, 10 sou'e measure. leo al
,rit,u,ed 20 tho oondac, Of The "iuimoriAl nine
teen Van Bufen Elsetofs Of the SeuAtt, sho al
,soo,ed Ia scvoluti1n.rc tbs ssa,e ihout any IN
,ina,.aa until after ihe siec,ioa ,aai such oonrc
va, q, l,e Adopted, snd II was hrsi suggested by
Van parcn editor in Baaimnfe, and a7ou that
suggestion ,hey ae,cd-bu, the FeoPls Of Mar.
l,nd have syoksa Nth ,oiee no, easily mi.nn.
esf,loJ, ,ba, although Ihey ATE Tot Rffsfa they
are ~, ior Rersiaiie-. We have rr,ufns froo'
70 cgaalia. Ia G~asgia--tl.r whlg ticket 80 Cen.
frvss thus far sisoas olsaf Wing gam II soo"'
sso There 10 strong probability haiti. = h'g'
wti esffy the STATE Elections alNo s~sA place ="
Sslsh Carolina, faf members = t0h.'rss ana uc
STATE Lfgi.lslurs-es 1--we o"ly partial fs'afnh
,s~s. Rod-rts has h.sa l,eiisn b. Mr.. Cloehcy ,a
ia Ysf4..ar nisu,c Ma r.nekney, from The
Chatlesiou D.siftci !, 10 douss ,rcicdhs rsceIv.
ID IA Charleston li5, Ils.a ;. LsgA'c s2-, IL
Yats piale, Col nat, yt'stsu' Ia. been elected
b, yusts. TIE Null,1sfs have succeeded 20 car.
,ying tisclr liskcl faf Representatives, In ano,h-
e. week ss sb4Il receive rsiofnN Iom Peuu.ylv
we shall ,gc rsIprh depend. oPou ,be sotcs q
VI tie fpsu!l 'ttlgs tuAy succeed
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years old, without shoes, no particular
mark recollected-the other sorreI. five
years old, blaze face, no other mark reeo,.
iee'ed' They are tolerable large, and in
good order. Any information respecting
the horses, if leit a, the Mine, or nv resi-.
dence IN Charlotte. will be thankfully re.
ceived, and suitable compensation given
on their delivery.
JAS II, BLAME
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from SguIHndh Georgian, oct. To-
TIE EiecfoRS-The following Is The sg.,rec,,c
vote IA hiHy-ts5cs counties, tor member. Of Con.
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~ { alioas Phsaomsaon.--fhe Charleston Cou.
ricF OF the 9th inst, says-A parcel of cooked
Rice was exhibited 10 us. BY a gentleman on Sal.
urday. which after having been kept day, assn
med pink color, and became very offensive to the
smell. HIS family had been using il at their meals
ArePetition Of the experiment produced like re.
ALI
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0rirtoHsd.--Wc learn from this new
aia'f, hat On the ia,h ult Amhrurc n s1y,es aud
William ; Fulton were elected Srnataf. of H.,
'hiisa SAFES The former. the well knoan h..
iza'e e Congrsss from the late Ter,,tort aud ,,e
""sf' the late Governor. Robert A. Natk4as had
been elected Secretary q State Tor iour year. aud
"a" ''-d passed tho Legislature directing the
'0'fN p eleciinZ Electors Of frcs,4cu, and Vice.
i''''1en' N That State to Be By general ttea,l
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~ Fosf o5'ce Dep1,iment.--lt appears from an
authentic statement from the Treasure.s Office,
that the funds of this Department remaining in
The Bank on the first of last month, were as follows
Whole amount in Bank, S3SS.3l9 IL
Warrants issued and not paid, 5s,751 IS
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t. Wisconsin. D,drc or
"seonf'n, by virtue Of the law NJ Coastss. PASS.
- al u last sessiou, orgaairing that TERRITORY
~ ~ = proclamation, appofttoping the mem
- ~ ''N ii"NFt 81 Representatives.
~ 'ae h''' legislative Assembly, ordering tie
''e'oa to Be held for tina, porpose 90 the n Non.
a'J Of ocu'bcf, and converting thu uembers On
In 2 '"s samo month at Bcemont, Iowa
county Ike 'oiosiog is The apport,onmen, made
BY the Governor
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Disposablo funds on hand s329,56l %
The New York Express says of the Department;
he revenues OF the Department increase :
Tor the quarter ending on the 30th june lsst they
exceeded the revenue OF the corresponding quar-.
ter OF last year l. per cent"
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>fi'0yees on. Stolen.

sM ENR0M Davldson's Mine, ono
~. mile west of Charlotte, ON
VWy Saturday night, 18th inst. Trio
ss-sS<Sc Horses, one an iron.nrav. four
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demonstrates that The spirit Of her fathers
has not degenerated in her sons, she avows
the determination to do as they did-EX.
ERCISE. HER RIGHTS, UNiNFLU-
ENCED RY POWER AND UNBIASED
BY PATRONAGE.-Raieigh Register.
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CDarIntfF:
friday, OctOber2l, 1886.
CUR PEOPLE AGAINST THE CAUCUS.

Republican Wig Ticket
HUGH L.. WHITE, for President
,o.ly TYLER, for Iiee-ftesideHi.
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" oRctsrfR CouSrY.
a., DORCHESTER County.

lbs J0nnlf.. IHNI HIHItH NVINI
been elected by majority d iTta received from
tac lower eouHu.s, ~omtrscl, Wofce.isstt "a "a !
tA5fehestet, wil' 'los mbIorty agains, The Re
NvIuiontsis Of upwards Of 9,O00 ,og.s.
81. MARY's CurNrY.
foui Wigs elected without serious oppns.,iao
bat returns not received
ANNE ARUNDEL CorNry.
he returns rom this county arc It'll ncnm.
lHe'e' Ahs "hig majority - reported IN orc let.
i rs. from A"hAiTS's 10 DC gao, and smother ISL
The Wa. uoAoi is undoubtedly elected.
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QrrrN ANAE CorNrY.

The following /. Tie state Of tie polls IN Qneen
Names, except k4nt island, which had not been
nlard lfnIn.
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THE MAINLAND ELECTION.

ToK DELEGATES TO rHE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
We are nos enabled to close the account Of thi.
election, snd e1hlit,he result Previous 10 which
se giye such additional returns as We have al
A.ad.-Nai fAfe!
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Oct. IS. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-14
GobtHetmuneleD. 8

Die @noes nnrer,etdn.ttn seiasu bic
mt ben Shrtetn eanrcn's uno Dem,
publitun ubssbaust abtun spcu an;eaf,
l,e Obises 9eftdft n Der Iusearamas
Sttass 6 Ibaren rsIfiib pon &. 81.
S6neioers GifsnftObr d, bsiBabs asasn
hbsr sen s. Sd!ofersgtobf) atiaefamasn
,gss u, all'po flc Gle 8etretbuns befIe;btl,
IN allen 3weisen bsabfebtigsn.
Sic wsrosn imsser einen 8orratb
8ireaus, gifbst 25ett, ellen, ,e.
taltsa - elsbe Fe5u oen ehseme iTeu-
fen Seoin9nnssn pe1taufen. 8reuer y.
aGcr Dirt isetbsn i'm 9aufeD aenon,msn
msresu. sisboftn, btrsb qeuaue euf.
.merfianfsit i'm @eidaft sineu Gb,il Dc.
sHent'ibsn Gunefbaft 81 erba!ten.
8eiteuausen b. Ger gn:fsruuna ,per,
oen eanfsar aasSnpmmsn uue protta<t IN
tasjsfsr 3sit befsrst tpsrsen. .->.'c~
G.. = g. Il. Staut.
!. T. .. =. Be!t.
Canton Mll0. l. 183E
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-14
go eben erho[fen.
f 1fer,eid,nefe 1870. fs,

Dsr Z 1ter5siobnete, eanfbu far err
Uieisne Ganit, tbut lsinen Srsuassu uns
Dem pnb!ifaln tbsrbaapt bisrruit 6g,t.
ansesoa fnnb, oaB er in oen esstsotsn
Neuseta philadelphia uub Baltimore as.
Usfsn iE, alspo er Elm siaasenees aiT,rts
s1ent Crib i1brs- unb SOs,.,er- yassrsn.
Ansefauft nsas, me!ckes n an f,in,u, a;tsu
Gtanopias ei,e ibi:e mefi!ieb scts Canal
Eneben 0rn. Sobn Dlif5 Wirtbsbaus
suns Soilo Der eilodel ertJfnet bat.
DplS snoes nn,faet eiueR 9EsiI isiues aus.
Seoebnten 2assts BON
Stapel u. 50 Deem maaren:
8lane, ltparSe, brauae, 8tine. brsb, ae.
inil6te uno oablia En1srs galTnier uno
@atfinett iseerlep .Mrt Spmu,irfild,,,
Mue Die Derfbieesnitsn Gleiouaosilite.
Serner: Bonnet5, yta,ieniidye sei.
Be nnb eanuaB. sdlptissr MasIire, Stan.
|5biIfdbe @insban,s, 4orusaamsue, 9 aid,
sn fir &dbieS. Gabenoi(b Eabad, Da!s-
fnhers &nlieo's BON ieesr gbattiruuo
Msino S6aspl; BleyiIiffe. Biessr,isn
TianeHs 8stt gorb, aeeber ssiee.
Gbeufaus: Gin beafsanbiaes Af
fort.asat eilesnef 2bffeL 3uder, aaffee
xbse, @emasje, Sibebsn, Gin, 8sauop
Slufn, pDIttreim, Ribbon. Museat, Glarst
Malaga 0euorleans MoIaf1ss.
sIiIs oieSe unb pisie anoele artifeI per
ken 3n Den bilGsfien preifsa fir baa
G5slo cner eanosSprpontte absefsbt.
l1iraftJ mUeys.
GMifon Suni IL 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-14

: leeut SotteEsr uEo anoers Nrs
ten ~. o.
ale ,r.id)f uou, stRen Motsria' une ass
rantirt sretefr cat ssa,hjtst 5u 'spn. =
Atle Tribe repartrt as;os an8sf idbsu ;
&cpAl. SirniB sum @s fl.ste @>e
Dapsetplanfen; ma'sen, 8oaaen
WelfdbtDrn. uno ATE nee Nrten Ears
besprpouste, tperben Rast 3ablnn8 tbs
4rbeu anaenrmmsn. .. ". j..
Canton Sunp 60. 1885. lostf