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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
For TIE CHERAw GAZETTE,

Mr.. Editor.-The culpable inattention to the
performance of patrol duty Of late, must bc evil
dent to the most careless observer. Now Sir
would ask, is this TO continue 10 DO the case
will the citizens of Cheraw bear with it? Ifthey
do the day may not le far distant when they will
sorely lament it. But q ucord TO the ,oiSe is su}-
fcient. ,-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
Land For Sale.

VNHE Subscriber offers for Sale, his pianta-
IL ton in Marlborough District, containing
7l0 acres prime Cotton and Corn land, having
about $50 acres under cultivation. It is situated
eelmiles from the Court House and has a COM.
Portable dwelling house and necessary out build.
ings upon it. Persons desiring to purchase it,
can ascertain the terms by applying to G. W..
Dudley at Marlborough C. House, or to the Sub
soriber himself on the premises
JOHN r. DONALDSON.
: May 23d, 29tf.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
NEW SPRING AND SUMHfN
/. Goods.
n r McARN

A NNOUNCES to his customers that hs.laG
"A lust received very large and unusually
complete assortment of seasonable GCOOS.s
which were selected by himself with much cam
and attention in New York He therefore feelss
confident that he is prepared to sell as low as can
possibly be afforded in this market. he coroiaiy
the country will find it an object tocall. Hemay
bc found in about two weeks at his old stand on
Front Street. Among his Goods isa great yariely
of coloured print Muslins, Gmghauis, Caneoss,
SWISS, Jaconet g. plaid Muslins, black q cotsored g
silk fancy Hdkfs, Gloves, Stockings, . Lacea, IT,
rasols, Linens, large assortment OF Gent'emens
summer wear. ooy..
April 10, 1886. S'u
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
TEXAS.

Extract of letter from the Chief Clerk
of the Secretary of State office to E. Hall,
Esq.
GALVESTON BAY, April 81.
have Just had the pleasure of seeing
the royal persons, Gen. Santa Anna, Gen.
Cos, and Col. Almonte. The battle was
fought on the 21st above Lynch's Ferry.
about $50 Mexicans killed, und 4 like
number taken prisoners. Seven hundred
and fifty was the whole of the Texian
force. Gen. Houston was slightly woun-
ded.
From the Mobile Mercantile Advertiser, 3tn Inst
Two or three gentlemen who fought un-
der General Houston, in his recent glorious
victory over Santa Ana, have arrived in
Mobile. One of them, Mr.. Joseph An
drews, who resides near N1erriweather
Springsi in Georgia, has in his possession
various documents from officers high in
command, in evidence of the estimation in
which he is held OF account of his manly
department during the fight between Col.
Wards command and the Mexicans, as
we'll as in the recent battle, between Gen
eral Houston's army and that of Santa
Ana. From this gentleman we learn the
following particulars Of the engagement,
which are confirmed in every particular by
the statements of the others:
. On the 21st April the Texans, under
Houston, and 600 strong, had manuGyred
so as to get above and within some two
miles and in sight Of the Mexicans, under
Santa Ana, who were twelve hundred and
seventy strong, and near down to the fork
of the two rivers-the Brassos and Sabine.
Houston, having the enemy thus snugly.
hemmed in, had his little army drawn up
for the purpose of addressingit in his per-
son. "Soldiers' said lie, 'therc is the
encmy-do you want to fight?" "les:"
was. the universal shout. well then, said
he, 'let us eat our dinner, and thenI will
lead you to the battle !" They obeyed
the order to eat, and Immediately thereaf-
ter, at about O'Clock, P. NJ. we're march
ed to the attack. They bore down upon
the Mexicans at the top of their speed, re-
serving their fire until near enough to make
every shot tell. A hot engagement was
kept up for about twenty minutes, when
the Mexicans began to break and retreat
in great disorder and confusion. The
Texans carried all before them. Al
though they had but half The number OF the
Mexicans, and but two pieces of cannon OF
four pound each, while the enemy had
six and nine FOUNDER, yet in fifteen min-
utes after the engagement commenced
many of the Mexicans called loudly Tor
quarter. Aferthe route afthe NexIcans:
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
To Hire,

-rNT1I, tho frsr of October next, Negro
Won,,n and two Children. The woman is
.a,,on. cook. washer and ironer, and the
children have been accustomed 10 WaG ~, - III H.
house. Also, girl about httecn years o.u ,;t;n1 G
has been employed for three years past In "a'nng
upon small children
Enquire at this Office. 90 -
Nav 80. -.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
Negroes for Sale.

John, coxwain and plot,
Harry, prime boat and field hand, =.
Edward, boat and field hand,
Hannah, his wife, good house servant ana
field hand, - ~
Hannah, good house servant,
Gay, prime shoemaker. -
Hector, shoemaker,
aCechrun, boat hand, - ~
Ned, field and boat hand,
Ben, prime do or - Z
Cyrus. do -
Apply to A. M6IRtEAD ~ =
Harsh 90, 2g
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
Notice.

UyHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Cheraw, that he - now pre-
nnred TO make fine Shoes and Pumps Oh nort,eln
materials in the best style, for LADIES' os wen as
Gentlemen's wear. n JOHNSON
Chcraw. Nav 30 10 ot'
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

UyHE Subscriber wishes to purchase for cash
few likely negroes. Those from eight TO
thirty years of age would be preferred. Amy COM
munication on the subject throughtie Fest Once
diected to Bennettsyille will meet attention.
d. VI. CROSLAND.
Bennettsville 5th May, 1885, 26M
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
For Sale,

AN Market and Green streets, ? lots forming
~ square on the corner of three hundred feet,
with comfortable dwelling House with. rooms
and feur fro places, with several out buildings.
all in good repair with excellent water deemed
tobe ina healthy part oftown.. The lots have,
some shrubbe.y and young fruit trees, and will be-
sold ON accommodating terms. Also would be glad
to hear Of purchaser for the Houses and lots al
Society Hill, belonging to Mrs. F. e. Watson and
Mr.. B. G. Barker.
BROWN BRYAN.
April q, s36, "a If.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

nOLICIES will be issued upon Buidings,
Merchandise in Store, and on the riyerto.
and from Charleston and Georgetown; also on
Cotton in store. Persons living in the country
and towns adjacent by giving description Of f!heir
nroperty, can have i insured against loss or daIns
age by fire. 1,,.., e..
Insu. Co. of Columbia. 5. G.
April 10, 1886. Sva.s
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
Law Notice.

/" C. EVANS viii practice in the courts OF
IL i. Law and equity IN the Northern circuit
Office, Market St. Cheraw. 2ot !.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

Norfolk May sO,-Maj, Gardners Company
of 4th Regiment U. S. Artillery, tunder com.
mand of 1t McLellan,) together with Major
Irying's company, from Baltimore are to em.
bark on Thursday next in the Steam Packet
South Carolina for Charleston. they will proceed
to Augusta, thence to Fort Mitchell, Alabama.
Huntington and Benjamin Hays, who arrested
the robber of the Providence Bank, have receivsd
the promised reward of $40, ,O0O.-A few months
AGO the same officers received a reward OF equal
amount from the Darien Bank.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
CHERAW GAZETTE.
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1886.
TO Printers.

Wanted Immediately at this Office two
Printers Foreman and Journeyman.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

CorroS-From I3 TO II; other articles much
the same as our last.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

Wehave not room for report Of Congressi onal
proceedings. But nothing ofmuch importance
is doing III either house.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

We have no late Indian news. There was no
mail South of Camden yesterday, owing to higl
waters.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

800 stand of arms have been forwarded by the
Governor of Georgia to Columbus. Several
companies of militia from the adjoining counties
have assembled there.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
To Hire.

To Hire.
uyFN likely negro fellows, Boat hands, will
be hired for: q few months. NV
Apply to ~ L. 90 ,f
May 3lst 1886 u.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
PARIS, April, IA.

Stock Exchange, ApHll3, haypast four.
The French Funds have experienced a
decline, which is attributed to the appre-
heusion of an Intervention in Spain.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
TIE MAIL STAGE SOUTH.

the mail South West from Augusta has been
sent by the Florida line since thedisturbances in
the Creek Nation. But EVEN on this line the
excitement is now very great. A traveller in the
Stage states that a, Mariana, Jackson County,
Florida, the people from tho country were flock
ing in and building a fort.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31
FOREIGN.
GREECE.

Accounts from Athens represent Greece
10 be threatened with revolution-the
Morea is oyerrun with numerous armed
bands, who have their mead quarters in the
mountains near Patras and the Bavarian
troops in the service of King Otho are not
deemed sufficient to maintain order.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

The New York Courier and Enquirer, more
than year ago declared itself in favor Of Mr..
Webster for the Presidency. 1t still expresses u
decided preference for him. but seeing that the
great body of the Wigs at the South and West
are not inclined TO unite for him, it now declares
in faver of General Harrison.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

The Floridians complain greatly of Gen SCOTS
mism1nagemcnt in the Seminole war: He has
been burnt in cfIigy at one or two places. The
General ON the other hand lays the blame at the
door of the FIoridians themselves. In public
order he adduces instances of cowardice in both
Middle and East Florida, one of which is that
upon an excursion being made into neighbour
hool near Tallahassee and murder committed
bv FIVE Indians, the planters fled "without know
ing whether they ran from squaws or warriors"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

1t is said that a treaty with the Cherokees in
volving an appropriation ofabout S7,OoO,OOo for
the removal beyond the Missi,sipsi has just been
ratified by the Senate.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

it's stated in some of the northern papers that
one Caleb Mosher jr. ofProvidence Rhode Island
claims the celebrated Mosher estate of 32 ,OOO, 900
pounds in England, and has employed attorney
general Green, ofthat State as counsel in the
casa
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31

Extract of letter from the Chief Clerk
of the Secretary of State office to E. Hall,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-31


not dwell upon the picture that is thus
presented to their minds. The reflection
it excites is one of unmingled bitterness
and horror. it is one, they trust, which is
never to be realized. Looking upon their
beloved country, as it now stands, the en-
Wv and admiration of the world; contem-
plating, as they do, that unrivalled constl-
tuition, by which beauteous family OF
confederated States, each Independent in
its own separate sphere, revolve around a
Federal head with all tho harmony and
regularity. of the planetary system; and
knowing, as they do, that under the bene-
ficent influence of our free institutions, the
people Of this country enjoy degree Of
liberty, prosperity, and happiness, not
only unposscssed, but scarcely imagined,
BY any other upon earth; they cannot and
will not advert to the horrors, or depict the
consequences of that most awful day, when
the sun of American freedom shall go
down in blood, and nothing remain of tl,is
glorious Republic but the bleeding, scat
tered, and dishonorcd fragments. 1t would
indeed be the extinction of the worlds last
hope; and the jubilee of tyrrany over all
the EARTH
But your committee feel, that with these
painful impressions on their minds, they
would but imperlectly discharge their duty
if they did not make an earnest appeal to
the patriotism OF the American People to
sustain the resolution adopted by the
House. And they would also appeal 10
the good sense and good feelings of that
portion of the aboltionsts, who, acting
under mistaken sense Of moral and reli-
geous duty; have embarked in this crusade
against the South, soleInnly invoking them
in the name of our common country, to
abstain from system of agitation which
has not only failed, and will always fail, to
attain lis objects, bu, has even brought thc
Union Itself mo state f ;n,H2:ncn. and
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gtubttu1i(O*
&uBtaun, cen 2len Marh 1886.

ce}n ben lestsn Sosen Der oprteen
BocDe b { an D lieb Dis bernbmte
Srou Chapman in Disler Ssaot.
Man tptrb ltb erinnern Dab Diele
Srau i'm Sabr 1880 an9eflast stwor,
In Oerbinoun9 NIT einem 9emi0en
Mina, tbren Mann osrsiftet su bo-
ben. Mina tpuros barauf 9sbenft
-ite aber frepsefprcben. Ssit js.
ner Seit fubrt bic lln9licfliOe Elm
berumwanoernoes initiates 2ebsn. -
0)lit Yier ibrer &inoer ;iebt Ge DON
plae 3u plak uno burD bic 9ar-
lteuun9 oramotll6er Seenen Durb
tbre Sinoer, friftet lie ibr traurises
Oafepn. Gebr oft trift IS Gb,
oa6 Ge in Stdoten DON Sous III
6aus nanoert, unO Niemano piu
fie oufnebmcn t,1itunter, Da6 {te
.bev ibrem grfbelnen nit G tsinwlr,
fen uuD fanlsu gpern bserhBt miro.
$50 man lie aufnin,mt geGbiebt est
ME nit sfauben in Diefer StaDt
Der Saa mar ibter art1,en &,nocr
|tpegen. Sle CAB bier am Sreptas
|uno Samlfa9 2lbeno bromatllhe
|DDriteilungeni unD obsleib an bep-
loen Absnpen eine beoeutsnse an
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
Run3 feste oerltummsno Den Qut rpleoer
aufr uno 9ieus fsines Weee5.
NoIrt Nu6l0nDt+
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3ten gum 4tsn Nopember 1885 tpur,
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entIegsnen Orte, (on Ter G5ibl nobe
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3ten uab 6 llbr Abeno6 oos Mu(t-
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ta9s6-oer oud> fsln SooeStae mur-
Be Elm 2IbenDensn tetteut bate.
@r fam ober nibt. SAT- mus man
vermutben Oo6 er nob feincr gnt>
fernun9 pom Muftum eeIocft IT IT,
Re, Il0 onoerswobtn i'll be9eben.
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am Mor9en NOD Die SebenSwdrme
am Niefen oes Slippers su (pirsn
mor, 70 ml6te man psrmutbem er
babe bic Nabt in OeeGGDaft su-
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an Die Elm fame Gtelle on Der GibL
erft nab perlbter Shat 9ebraht
pcrten fem. Snbeb befnOet Die
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tpp man (tb uber(esen ldBt, um y.
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gemobt, pa6 er Elm preuBtf6 { e
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Qer0a6t ots 9e9rinDet bafunpen,
uno Der Qerrdtber am 9aterlanoe
besbolb unfcbdOlib 9smacbt woroen.
Ole preu6Il0en Sldtter nennen (eh)
ne grmor0un9 cine S6anotbat,
oernlnftt9e 2eute nennen fe aber
cine eBobItbot. Das befannte
Die Srantfurter poltamts'
'eltun9, beG6rsibr bic Shat nit fo|
gra6li6en Sarben, oa6 man einsn|
fo!ten S6ouper ourbs NidenmorfI
fdbIt. llsbrieens bat oub pasI
in 3irib 1000 Setpei,
,erfranfen auf lbere 2lnsoben oon
seieet, bic 3ur @ntose-
un9 Der Mbroer fibren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
- 2,ep.,aln,esn oieler 3eituns.

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z baler fut ben ,Jabraal19 1penn inner
'balb orep. W1paatsn pom, gmpfan9e De
3eiiuns al, Sin 1balsr tno .ftnfSis esnte31
tpeiu i,1usrbaib oenl Sab's-i,no 2sshaseF
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j g. Sbrsias tarsers 3eitalS feds Nonate
wiro lgtae g,nbsfcriptien an8tnoun'eu'H''o
bte3eitau0 fam, nid,t auiacseben wsroe'n
bls ale MaeeFdabe bsSablt fno. III. ~.
RS, 8. <8tsannlnlab b.,usen foiteu: SIR cine
gpcebe so geuts has Wired fur etnsn
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Sac5sss8rieftle.an ben Dsrali5Bsber. n'tll:
(ennoftfrey einasfauet rrereen. s..1.>,- III.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25

Sabl 3uGbouer 5u9esen morsn b6r-
te t1'on rob feinen NuSbrub Der
Srdneun9 cine Sbatfnbe, Die, Der
ormen unfctulrisen Slnoer tpeeen-
ben Serlamm'un9sn bepoer NbenDe
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trtrb ais cine 9ro6e, anlebnltbe Grau
NIT blnnoem 9oor geEbiloertt: CpG
obcr oo1 etno6 N6Gtrsdenoes s in
ibrem OeGhe boten. 9Bie tief i|t
oie|e ln9tjdIiebs ntbt seGuufsn.
SrhAer lette ds in perbdltnl6mdsi,
gem llsberfluBt ipeui9itsns befos Ie
Nues, mas Elm sena9fames 6sr5
elhtlih maiden eann; jeet 3iebt Ge,
unftat rie Goin bon Ort au Ort ;
man peroOtet lle unO f6sut G1 boz
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be }ODlne 0'e 5ur Sbau olseeIteut
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nlcbt rlbtem mpbl ober n1utbmoBen.
WabrItcb, Der QSes beS uebe!tb6s
ters / It bort!
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25

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saas fpoteu meme piasen-
SD bin Der Mdnuer (att.
SIR ale nsine Mhbe,
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limb fommt Die tile Nabt-
Meint ibr ieb tbnnte flnseu,
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&am auf MIDI suoerennt;
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cid batt' bas Naul perbrennt.
S6 tpaitb ibr 3ei.o uno !Qolen
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
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Das gsbiet geros tiest ,wtfdn
en- Den Gollne uno Granoe Slillen
uno entbalt 100000 Nuaor atn,ei-
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NGer Sanoi ober Der feeb,ebnte
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geben tporren, Man errportet jdbrs.
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aus benz 0ertauf bon bfsntliben
gdnbsreien III erlansen. Sm lesten
Jabr tpuroen tort 6O,OOO 8ouen
'Soumpoue 9eSesen. Oie Ser amer
pol|en BON Den Ger. Staaten eis,
ne Nnleibe ecn eiuer Msialotl
ISbalsr MAIDEN. .'.s ...,
Die wafenmatbt bes pafba
|pcn Nespptsm Der fsin 2an0 unter
bsspotllebem Gcspter nieDer balt
uno nets gesen einen 2lngrif bes
Srosfultans ouf feiner 0ut leben
mus, III ppn 9roBer DeDeuttng.
Sie 1T pDn gurppdifben Offsierer,
sinseibt uaD betrd9t cbne Die Der,
fbteosnen 9arni(pnen III $4,000
Mann. Oasu uaterbalt er reine ans
|semenene Sgetnabt pen so er66s
|ern unp flsinern Gbifsn, ipormlterll
IS e.ntsn Shlffs ppn 100 &anonsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25

Da bsiet'6. Mir tnansn fpareu,
ga ii Der 9rep 5u bsiB;
Da fteiaen jeet Die Maaren
SIN Gtdbr b03ltsn prsis.
BirIeben tpie bic &Hsen '~
ga Peins cas andre itbont-
8 alb !isben unb bato trsssn,
Dss binibnibt 8s,pobut.
SD tpiu mid lieber trsnnen,
9lt6 fbimpfen mein 0sibIsdt $3.50
So iagenoie mid fsnnen :
Die brape Stau bat2e6t!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
(0eutronf.
Nrmutb,

Nab elmer ONT tsmd6ieen Ansobe
befonocn l'cb wdbrenO Dem Sabre
1885 22,696 2trmen in Der e5toot
uno Go1ntv Netv>OOrt, tpoppn bic
unterb baltunasfoltsn 0erfelben auf
Y9l.8l3 betlefsn. Ser 9onse 0e-
louf i'm VS;toot nor 80, 362 unD Die
soften $323,84l l2. Oie neulib
in Neu-DorF borgefauene Seuerse
brnnft bat oermutblitb bisl 3u bieCer
2lrmutb beDgetragen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25

.Jn @nglano fousn bereits 2(uf4
tra9e Ilr 100000 Sonneu @ifen
III Gllenbobnsn in Den Der. @5taa,
ten II, II europa ein)eeoneen Iepn..
Die 2Sege tperOen nit @i(eu be-
!e9t; monberlei 0inse rperOen-
uno gar plets IlaO 0amit beG1losen;
uno manOer &opf (ou Ioear oamit
oerno9elt |epn. &eln 9Bunoer a.
io! tpenn man unier 3sitolter taG
ei(erne nennt.
Sciee 9etb, cine I|obrin uuo
ebemallse Gimme tes eroBen 9Bo-
(blustrn 1T tur3llb in einem otter
Don l62 ~Sabren ssttprben.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-03-08
THE STATE JOURNAL.
CIAUNCEY L. KNAPP, EDITOR.
MONTPELIER, MARCH 8, 1886.

The following is the official account Of
the doings of the Wings at their State
Convention last week 1t will be perceived
that one Of their resolutions is in opposition
to all secret societieS-ay, and all moaopOIieS,
particularly monopoly of the patronage
OF the government for party purpc ses."
In adopting as they have done, all the NOM
inatiths of the Antin.asons, the Wigs have
evncod spirit of liberalty which is highly
crcditable to them, and which demands a
respectful recognition at our hands. The
Jackson party, if they want to put down
"secret societies and open monopolies,"
would do well to lay aside their strong ultra
federal propensites, and 60 the same ticket,
and thus "rcdeem the lost character of the
State"
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-03-08

The Montpelier Temperance Association
held its annual meeting on the Goth ut. and
elected the following officers, TO wit c. L..
Knapp, President, II. G, Reynolds, Vice
President, G. B. Stebbins, Secretary. C..
b. Stcbbins, w. X. Upham, Geo. Howes,
and VIM. Howcs, were appointed to solicit
signatures 10 the temperance pledge and
funds, TO be expended by the executive OIL
GERS, in the distribution of temperance pub
locations. GS-Thc friends of temperance
are requested to take due notice and have
their CHANGE ready. C. B, SrEDBINs, Sec.