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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-23


 ARsIk NSAS ADVOCATE.
 
 LITTLE K0cK, DECEMBER ., 1s:6 slenrl4 rouolnso run VEAL OF TIE
  The official returns from all the counties of this State give Van Bureo 2557 votes, White 1863 votes Y. B. majority iisi.
 The special term of the Pulaski Circuit Court com nenced in this city on Monday last, Judge CALDWELL presiding.
 The Wcotker.-W Within week past, we have had two thundergustS, wound up with sprlnklng o snow, and Rocky Mountain zephyr which would have done no discredii to spisbergen itself.
 The Mayor of this City has given public notice that an election will be held at the city court house. on Monday the 2d day of January next for Mayor, City Judge, eight Aldermen, City Constable, Recorder, Treasurer and Superintendent of the streets. The Clerk of Pulaski county has given public notice that the list of the county in his office, and that he will at that place, on the 2d Monday of Janu- ary next, hear and determine all appeals from the list by those who may consider themselves aggreved thereby.
 } It is stated that Col. Carney and Majs Boone and Smith, U. S. A. are engaged western from tier in the selection of site for the location of the Go- yernment troops.
 .ra r he celebrated Indian Chief JOHN Ross is now among the Cherokees west, endeavorng to get up a delegation to Washington City, for the purpose of in- ducing Government to renounce Schermefhorns trea- ty.
 Steam Boot .Accident.-A report, since confirmed, reached this city on Monday last, that the steamer Ar kansaw had been snagged near the Pine Bluff 1t is said she lies one mile above Barraque'sher bows partly under water It is supposed the greater part of her cargo will be saved.
 Mr. Van Buren has received l6s votes--l46 being necessary to a choice. K. M. Johnson has received 145 voes-so the election of Vice President goes 10 The Senate.
 .appointneni by the Pfesidem-GRANplsoN D. nIuRrny has been appointed Attorney for the District of Arkansas, vice Thomas Lacy, resigned.
 .Nafches Courier. Well, We never knew before, that c. D. RoYsroN, Esq. mmphywe always thought he was na- tive American.
 We find the annexed letter in the last Gazette.- That paper correctly remarks that it should have been addressed to the State Treasurer.
 AGRICULTURAL BANK OF MISSISSIPPI,
 Natchez Nov. 25, 1856. Tie Secretary oj the oiaie of .frkunsas; SiR-I am informed by the Secretary of the Treasu- ry of the United States, that expected of this Bank to pay about $50000 to the State of Arkansas in Ja- nuay, and quarterly thereafter, under the distribution act; and should be glad 10 know at your earliest con- venience whether il would answer your purpose to have it placed at your credit in New Orleans. Very respeetFully your ob't serv't
 A. P. MERRILL, Coshier. Below will be found sections of law ol the | last Legislature for the organization of the Militia These are all that have of the law yet, and
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-23

LITTLE K0cN, DECEMBER 2a, lss6. aleltrr4, rna VIA.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-23

We find the annexed letter in the last Gazette.- That paper correctly remarks that 1t should have beer addressed to the State Treasurer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
PUsLssHkD AVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY
Ioz& - = S3-.
mice South West Corner ~ .TaLn and
Front Streets.

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

4 true friend rnbosoans freely: adj
vIses justly: assists readily; adven-
lures boldly; takes all patiently; de-.
tends courageously; and continues 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
..a.5i;g BY HIS ExcELLENcY, atr.. '.- HENRY w. EDWARDS, ..
 Goeeraor of the State of CpnMecfic'tt,

1@A A PROCLAMATION. Il. B ,'d In accordance with long established, and cherish. ed and revered custom, do hereby appoint Thurst day, the twenty,torsh d day of November next so Dc CT to God and invite an che people Of this State. on that day to devote themselves to such observances as appropriate to christian Thanksgiving. and par tcularly to assemble with their Pastors and Religious Teachers at their usual of wogshp and terdsr their homage of Thanksgiving and Praise to God, Tor his fayos ons as individuals and as aecmmanity ds- gous priyilegesin giving us season of health and causing the earth to bring forth its fruits prosper ing the great interests of country and still avan4f cling us in that career. which is without parallel in the history of the world, and also to spppcate Him. that he would continue to us these blessigsthat Hc would enable us to live answerably to them thas when our course herei is fnished we may each one Of us, hear the welcome plaudit. TWen done thou good Lord" '"'t ., ' ts'+ ! Gwen under my hand at New-H Haven. this twenty 2 fourth day of October. in the year of our Lcrd Gs' dependence of the United States the sxty:trst ,H
 ~ HENRY w. EDWARDS. o, By Iiis Exeenencv's cOmmAnd. Vt <.
 ROYAL R. HISMAN. SecretaFy '"~ ttnt
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
LATRAT RR0M TRxAa.

NY the hehE, PanneylvnnlA, 0h Friday, ff0m YelaeQos TeMAs we AFe ln possession Gf dates ltOtfl .tlni e0AnlFy O ihe tllh Got 60 little asoAa e QIl enemy pEpynile ln tho oe1nlIg ni present, thai tle IAhAbllanls agQ quietly huIs IlVallng thelF lAnAA ahA attending. 4 WA1ld
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
PRosPEcTssA.f WAsEIINGT0N

PROSPECTSSA'r WASHINGTON
 The United StAtes TelegtNph m eonIMenilIlg upon: an article inths Exprsss fo olf Eoney afairs'
 .We tell the editor of the EkpFesr. and thecpm. ,nur;,v meet interested, that tlsy may sxpscf ic lS
 ef from this quarter. pressure and spanity arb needed; and they will be produced f it rains eyerS neerehant from Mane to 10usians.. lt is nAceshfx in order to prepare the Fanhands for teDsal of l deposits bill. Mr. Whitney is anxious dr a Tetllr I hs eelaEy, and ,he policy e ths f:riqe demands thet s sss msnsas WSs Rs ao Ds ss'S sna iS hs tho palace Q reason qs rsoasstats 'Iks tossSris not haFe. Go Co the kenneleee Co lha nfIls,.s ona submit the protest and appeals ef much ninInd Eee. pie to the. arbltApant of yaaabpnah. Tkese ari lhs edicts written, which agv but eaFHeggg,ea hy do. saFd autcmaton What matleMitt 10 llSia ElknsI.'3iu are ruined the waees of theiEpEossitullon NmanIhe same" s@fgaE AAOG .OY
 ESierlal Ds.i..-A sssI wss ssasAsis EsuIssnseu ,hs 9th ai between v. E Harvard. EsqI nllsw siShs Mlaeisslppan. and g.o. A. DsashsIs, Esa nal.Ss es shs State Rlghis nsnleE The dlspuie alaw eil of esT,sIn sdIlalAl psssnallllst whlsk loy kaA h1nls Cd ln towards saeh 0lkss Ths Hssl hIS Waa iaelRe. iusl. bui upaa lhs second MF nsaekaIIs wss wound. sA lA lhs lhlshr-nel danesvesalF FyhsWsven Ina .o,t YaNehlelsP-s Ibe hlfh veslAalahle, nzI1 yIlw. lne 0ld Mald,le hen9s lloi eseI oli. t e'iS,I
 flswAk-pnhAe lhe paa1aap of lhe aiesmAaa, CYGnel fsaA New OEleanA 0 sl. kanlA the oan,aln. lHn n4AGHsl Wih eae sflhshanan pnsAal kIa 1n'Sl1Si lhs nlaahla'4 Ntlls lA epsadoa, enf lhA R0w ID le.. s.:. Hfs {. Y lHA dtaaial SaA GsSll mkMIsA
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17

@I .Eosoder A1ig blopn s,p c-2Tlie packing house. of Messrs. LooDis,, Mills 6 Co. Ut Canton, was blown up at half past four o'clock. yes- terday morning, containing from l20 to: 130 kegs of powder. No lives lost ;cousiderablts damage was done to dwelling houses half a
 mile distant, in bursting in doors, windows, &c.-Harttord Times. ,,'Des s.ss, gseQaes, ql a,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17

at length tHCya Cut uA1UuSH NO PAduhSs tuC prisoner took hold of the sergeant of the en- gineers by the neck, and he was drawn out. The earth immediately caved in, and closed the cavity in which he had been confined - He was laid on a blanket in the horizontal gallery, and soon after drawn up and convey ed on a litter to his own house, where warm bed was prepared for him. At the last date he was doing we'll, o,ss8 e,g- 1sv s..a #
 Highly InportGa Decision. At a late term of the Court of Common Pleas, held at Exc ter, N. H. a case of breach of promise of mar riage was decided. The plaintiff was Mary Ann Stevens and the defendant Joseph Floyd. One of the reasons urged on the attention of the fury by defendants counsel. for his de- clining to fulfil his engagement, was that the lady had become someichas deaE which made it aHl unpleasant task to converse with her.--.
 But as we learn from the Portsmouth Journal Judre Greene decided thet nothing put silcn an infliction by the providence of God, aea eaD- scl,sslv ircsmci1ated the individual rom nerlS,an;ne tlss duties of ( wife, was an ex- cuse. ff she has . paraiytic shock, or has bscome entirely blind, of perfectly deaf. it
 would apponr that tho netof God had made marrIage in such cnsas impFoperf but no less
 imnorgsnt chhfees would be Duilicient tnAox.
 cuso tho breach Of truth. VG pevy hsndsoals
 sno,Nan sAomh become as Nelv as anv asMlGh on
 iAs G.Ga '0f lks snreA, C MeEl8 be 70 aeauas. Ana tha dealisoaa ln thls case could he 10 exellse
 whatever. Accordingly lhe Jury altsF due
 AellboEallon, gallnnsly assessed lhe damages
 At hus AMm5Ns dellsrsI-i10si Asw. JSNHssl.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07
sDU BE VS. o r !.

~ war Of extermination has been com.
|menced against them BY the tyrants 81
Mexico, and they must triuqfh .,
die. Shall it be said that we have hone
who will hasten to the rescue, tfsfsswe
have none who will aid them III the
struggle whichhas been SO nobly CARR
ed on. No!-Many Of our gallant
countrymen will flock to the banner
where honor calls them, and on the
battle field they will witness the valor,
and listen to the shouts Of a victoriioss
army, whose motto is and a,.sst K, u e.
beyty or De1th.
Ss;s A VIM. PRESTON CLARK,
BENJAMIN LAWHEAD.
ROBERT RETCHER,
GEORGE F. STROTHER,
ss5 s. B. CHURCHILL.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07

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IS
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TSEPTEMBER7 4. 1876,
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led kckets. We may therefore be Ger.
pain ut the opportunity afforded bv
the elimination Of new Territor,
would be overlooked. Is Alreadyy
their sped lation have commenced 70 -
extent cohmensnrate with the imnor.
lance Of the bjcct to be attained. 81.
cannot take INTO our hands 4 new.n,.
lper published in the Territory or On
Jour border Without being stared full Il
the face by some half score Of adyer.g
tlsements for selling bull ding lots n
certain new towns each town laid out
by one or more py0p, set0ys, and eve.
~ one purPorting to possess adyanta.
Iges OF location imineas1rably Superior
TO all others west Of Lake Michigan
Ind all having the strongest claims 81
be chosen as the Seat Of Government
tbe.s s,..a:,. sae sa s.omins descriptions g
a,,a;n 81 -, :1ns' slll.p'e man, unae
!. ..l 1870 ny slerles O. town.
= -. -; IN ) s. Us sulte unable 70 81
1 met ! Ens ING ns,stencles
snirit g snac,,iss;r,, s. eiore TIM
The ON ntrI, 4 81. 49, Del.sn e, Pervad1
w-ra oarta;n 8 800. 8: $500 '''at tnel'
hu;l,l;n : - ianrs o;s ascessary y
conntr,s - tha;. ~ ~ asa g goo
ta;n;ng ! ,,ansa .l... !. sl2aDle OF SUD
on nav; hls .pe.a.loh-a iocatloj
saa,aa - e. ss.eis' OUT now
- d;snansa ,.,sth = ~ 1Yls :, nave resolved
,,,h;oh n a. s M $ W. 81 .i'e aaovantagd
cannnt W. &C., 49,. = : u confer; II thel
tha,, Ill; - %, sou I poals 70 thelr towns
- w. naee lall ROAD cars, i therI
a;a p.en 1870; - - ho country IN the immd
WIN. forsooth I /. 4a gooa lo1 any thing
w 'y' ioisoosh Dy taxing advantage d
IN, y. naarch OF mind IN this railroad md
king age .hey VIII make the east, wes|
norm and south tributary tc them toll
most incredible distance.
Feeling much Interested a.an ;nb.I
liant Of the Territory. ~ i1ow;nn
personal observation nnon wha, ~
tensions Of these nronr;etor.s - III
each their several nlaces made tba nss
of government, / mounted nv hors1
and from the banks Of Sthe Miss .;;ng
commenced making ! tour. tl,ro,n Js' II.
country. It was br;oht .,,yn,y s,, O., ~
ing in The month Of June. When j mas.
ed over the hills near the banks IL tha.-
great river, directing nv course to.
wards the Platte Mounds. These hills
are covered with growth, Of oak tree,
without any underwood, and one NAV
perceive the. green grass waving fora
long distance amonss them. The soil
appears to be good 81 well adanted to
agricultural purno ~ sss1,hara ,yere So
veral farms be;nr Maas and houses
built at the diSld1eg or two a,ss or Esree
miles from the Mississippi. The n,,-
merous rivuletsa and smalIstreains which
pass through this hilly region. instead
# slumbering stagnant among willows,
low rapidly through little lonely, val
eys, which the inhabitants Of the coun- a
try usually call cooleys,and which open
ing on the road from time TO time, seem
to invite the traveller to explore their
recesses. After riding an hour, / ARR ]
Ved at the border fthe great Menomi- !
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07
~ n g M.1r AND CHURCH srRxsTs.

TERMS. "a
THalr DoLLAns per annum, il advsnS
- Foua DoIIARs xlkc end Of the year.
AUvERTIsIN0. IN
For mare, or less, frst insertion, d 90
For ~ Sbsequent insertions. SO
AZ Il Iibcrsl discount to yearly advertisers.
etters must be post paid. ~
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07

could easily perceive house promi-
nently situated on the side sc one Of
them. Along the road, three or four
miles, there are a great many d l39ings
for lead ore, and I was Informed that
large Quantities Of .mineraly had been
taken from that ground, and valuable
ssleads' discovered there. Besides the
shafts from which the ore has been Ia
ken, there are vast nnmhero Of Others
scattered along, echnicall called pros
rect holes, which are pits sunk in the
ground at q venture to- examine There
is any mineral there. Some Of these
prospect holes ara from rs to go feet
deep, and 50 near the unfenced path,
that II would be quite dangerous to ira
vel tin the dark. Not I'll from these
diggings, on; one :of tie streams which
form the Platte River there IL i blast
furnace in active operation, These fur
naees have but lately been introduced
into the lead region. and 10 doubt will
snpercede III other III Tie process
of extracting thu lid ltonp the ore is
qIite sinple expeditions; there is
4 large TIL lows mork Yea ~ = water
wheel, tie ssroWs is Hast Into ano-
peny ~ md very large chimnSy erect
ed h1erelD for the purpose Of ,carrying
oG TIE fumes Of aalp hui aid . minute
portion 81 arsenic, which always exist
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15
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an eev mefIiben ede fsines b adfei.
nernen % aarbaufes, .ueaIicb Ssy
@audI 8rI6e,
patfc eben cine ibOne VnStpabr. mcbr
aue9eiubter une fsht pcbIfeiler Giter iSr
Oiefe Sabres5sit erEfnst, btf<b,no in:
trodenen', Sattens, nno .@dnsi.
oenaarent VOrceIIon, @pecereven,
gnsn 0uBnoareu olIer 2(rt, ,Sldt
seh 2eoer &c. &c.
rsldb ct 70 tpobfeii oerFauf, ars traeno ie,
mano IN oleisn Ma,tre. =
+. z b { n oQs.
Elm 2SaarEaus uno 2Bobnbnus,
1u6lotten, uno n6relicD .. Stact,
den un9ef1br
$50 4 Ct erS Sono
al am eanaL slsl0 ObsrbaIb Garrs
Vrife.
5erner:-12c maerbsp g, 6.
ssrba'o'6 Mdble, ale rpeIbe er AZ ben Bit,
''gIIsn Vre(sn sum NetFaufe anbietet.
gr 3abIt teoc5eit b Jar 0eIb far
:Gsa'ien> u! 20silobtOrn 9aber, S!adfeomr,,,
W0tIe' &c. &C." unb miro piuttIib uno ouf,
merriam ttces epecitious: uno @pnmiiI;.
0"e0s'@aft befOreen. ,po,nir lsine SrtunCf
"no Auooe" ibn beean1iasn tsbasn.
Ma't1I|on Sup 10. 1885. 12.tf,;
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15
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Der l1ntUfdriebene benabri6tst etbts
unsepcII isine Eunoen uao oa5 NubIiFnntt
i'm augemeiuen, baB er runn,ebr jeins meme
@arosWaidine, in pttlissm Ganse bat, ouf
ieinem alien @tanopunfts. eine Me;le faos
6fIitb bon @anton. gr it fpmtt in Bereit,
(6aft molle an3uuebmsu, unD fe auf Die
bette MeiIe 5u @@ben, 81 ben nieorioen
preiie Don 2 1s2 Gents eas piuno, men 90
hep Mbuahue be3ablt spirs,-fou1t mirS =
Gents eaiir auoetebnst. 1lno ,oofern riof,t
feds Monasea bs5abis miro 70
weroen oaruaeb SutreTen anoereebnet. Mue
0elbhoi8uns suiro panttli6 besabIt.
Saeobo oWsprs.
JunD 19. 1885. ~ ST.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15
g 0eueOnter!l
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oaben fcsben empfanssn unb jsBt croft:
net, cine r3SBIibe2IuspabL .; eer Sabrs'
,eit an9smefenen
g tapeI uno @ 0 , etpooreu,
ne'oDe iIt beabF6tisen 3u Den nieerisften
Dreilen, fir baar gel ooer 2anoeepto;
cuets 81 persaufen. 5ie ba[ten fib uber
5euat, oaB in tsnem Stobr in Statf 60 .5u
tGissrn 8scinsuu9eu psrtauft weroeu
tanu.
OSir w a ai5en Glo6 s.
uno & leesS amen, 70 nie fir bic
neiitsn enperen Qonee5 Gr1eu8nif1e, tperpen
lJe su jeoet 3eit baor 9 c | 3 sabeu.
~ 81. 8. Qitle GoI1e, srelde f6 uber
| IIeeDs mcnote. burb 0(otea Doer auf anoe=
er QgeiIe, bic i;b in nunfersr SbuIo miNen.
retcen bIoR 81 ibrsln ei9euen gluBen banz
bel, msnn Ite otns Der3ug @dtsfeit med)s
sn--oa mir entfbloien Ine, Die abbs3abl
nus 81 er3win9eu wssbaIo mir bcfsn oaf
at's beIbsY SutsrsNUte, unisrn QRunlb err
f0lIen uno unS Der unan8enebmen 9lcthwsn:
oiafs;t htsrbeben neroeu. ibrs Nebnuugen
Den oetrcfeuoen Ssautsn suy ginlammIun0
su iberaeten.
T0emob STEINER Oipps
piro IOnusnpsile uuo bevm 0ufdDs! oers
Fauft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15
Woblfeilsr oenn jemots ?

Die nnteri6rie5ensn 3si9en ibren 6reuu=
Den uno Sunoen, uno oeH, QanjeuVuellfum,
ersebentt an, oaB fe In q: i,bdTtSpsbroun9
9etretIeu lIuo. Sis baben ibysn Gdapp,
IN BET Iusearawae Stra6s, in CAUTION, (aes
raoe Dem neuen 8antba,,le aeseunber, frus
bet bercbnt 20" Vbi!ip Dt,raIt) beb ell.
t,no perASbBert uno reroen oaFItIf bsfdu.
big euf qano boben, eiu srcBes RInortjment
SattsL Sdutnent GottelbdgsI
Veusgilen plfolenbalftern, Gaval,
lcriften ebofos, potrpntof1eu, &c.
Dearborn 0eiNlrr1 & IL III III t s,
0dule9efdirr ieoer QIrh 6 . f er,
Seuer1 @pmert 2ouOpuer cgEogeu
'Nett(ben, Neits, @Iegontet, dargtrs
ter uno Sig peit(Dsn, @tdtCh
Slebten jeOer Gotune.
QlueS BON gutter 0uaIit&t, nit ben be7en
Waterialien uno fauber een,abt, mc!leu Gie
i'm 0roBen uno Slsnen, 60 tpohIfeil ala e8
in oen n~eitIiben Stamsu irsenbnU au ia:
ben it. ge8en 9 aar8elo obsr anuebm,.
li6e 3anoes prooudte perfaufen, QIae ees
ma6te SsitsRun9sn tperoen aufb (1uelIFe
aus8sWgyt.
wiuiom Peots, uno
cctn Budius, jun.
Canton, QIus. 90. 1885. 2o.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15
Projection s,
VerTeterun9eeG r.
M8sntzn:S SH6-Gantpu, }

~'S|'''N -. ~ " SHhtVH
Dee.24. 1895. { =
Da Der unteddriebsue BON Der 80 0.
teetton Sufurance=@ o m "a q I, e"
|;u 2artforo, Connecticut. als 9aent enoes
ftelt uro aatorifrt ncreen c5ne Guffbub
Serltbertn9sn aue5ufeleu, 70 e,tistet sr
|hb hermit l,anier, Stabre, gpdbIer. sa.
brlden unb ebeaeru, famu,t pcrtn 2rbaIt,
nsbit irsenserlep au6er,n dbnlidsn giae us
tbutne. se8ea BerIult ooer 8efaapiauuo
our6 Seuer, 81 aBscuriren. Die So(ten ea.
5u ttno nieoriger, aIs Die irseno elmer Gin.
italf oieler Dirt uno bic Weife ,pelde bieie
Gfis in Sblibtuns ibrer G,eftdfte. unb
oer 8eribti3uns une 8fsabIuna ibrer 0ers
lutte, perfoleen ,rire, miro prompt une Ii.
beral isyn. Nafrasen fur 8eoiuauhaeu a.
0Geeurans. tabseu in BET 9ImtStfube BON
0arrlS aao Sslesn ING canton, aen,aol,t r,erz
osn, bar6 aae @efbafts in 8eSua auf si,fe
NSenti9aft nesmittett werben.
>.- Son s-6arris,
asent fir befasts eesnyasnie.
aaafpn San. 10. 1896. so.sf,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15
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M ntet8e

etjsidnfter benabridtiqet oaS pubIi
FUN, Bag e. iItb aIS prattiid)er 2Irst in
Oreentown Gtatf g.. 81. niscergee
co0en bat. Durd bisIjdhriae Stubien auf
ben befen uuiosrlItdFen, uuo bur6 ldn9ern
lufsntboIt in ben srbBten oUipitdIeru pon
Dtutidlano uno Sranttei@ 1T ct i'm stau'
Dc, ou6 Die Iansnierisften uao bartudfis=
zen ileosi, in Ss5u8 aur nteoi3iuii6e 8s=
bano|ung, pie AUDI auf birureiibs Spera=
tjoneut cur1 nsus uno ;uosr|dll1ge Gur-
mstbuoeu 3ur 0ei!une 3u briussu.
Sn Seineu frloern Aliyfuueefreiien 3u
6reoerid4tOwn Oto. uno Oittsbura Wa. bot=
ttet 6inrsi6enoe 0eIssenbsit sefunoeu, fId
att bsm @barattgr uno ben Mooifeationen
cer in olsGern Qanoe berribenosn &rartDsite-
iormsp ptxsaut ga MAIDEN.
>f:''> Doc. S. NoIIwief,
- prattiFher gr5t, MMuoar1t unc @e.
burtsteIfer, approbirtiu DzutIcbIano
uno bfp Der m'oi3iniID= 6irur.
9iiGen S1cultdtsu 0aItimor.
0reentp ~ n. B. 15sen SuID 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15

G9s sw AAAHgtragt arb osS Rart Bier
edfS, s!sin tep BEN Yrsabpterian=Nletin9
oaus, Dusb cute Gpsiisn, 9etrante uuo
alMfparsuas, uno bitIiee 2ebnungeu, wire
sr ilb siaes 2beile6 Der tfeutIicben Cunt
Uhrois ;a maiden fubsn.
"s"8esen tOmmeross S,hbj"br seoens
g Elm StObrsei9dft nit isinsus ieeissn 81
oWtinben. ls.# Il
Sobonn pa!ssraf.
Warren, 2mmbua gpvl
Oct. 16. 's5. : 25 4M.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15

Ser llnterfbriebsne bena6ridtist bierrnit
feline Srennoe nnO oa6 publ'tun,, caB er o.
bise69ef9dft aufeNeue, in atIeu 0eGen pets
lbjeosnen 3spei8en. su bs<rsibeu ausefan'
gen, uno ieoer Nuftra9 Der in ieiu SAB
i6tdst nit S6neae uno 3ur 3ufrieoenbeIt
(eiuer 9Suner aus3uftbren llb betn1ben,
miro. DUrb CUTE fOItoe unb fhSne QIrs
belt. bIlIiSs prsiIe une oaustbafte6Material,
wiro ct einen Gbelt Der Sf'ntIidsn CUNT
5u psrosnen uno erba|tsn ItD befr<ben.
Gr motnt aDdJ inImer tpie fr6bsr, in Der
3u6carawaS Gtrafs, fine Tbirs wsitli6
pcr Qva. 9einrjcb SW!oNtrS lDjrt96banS
SJobn GOri6.
Canton. UlaV 1. 1885. Eff.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-15

Der uatsrIdrisbene befuuoet feline Treun=
oeuno oas pubIisum, baF er einen {. duh
'tobr in Dem s I'd NJ + ufe e,rid>-
tst Bot ruorin Tb seseumdrtis ST. eomf's
SattIsrlbap befneet, eelesen in ber Guss
earamas StraBe, 5lpep 2biren we(f!ib Don
IQeirrb 6 9 10 ner's 8 Wirthsbauie,-
auno er beitanois aIe 9Isten gdube uns
,5ttsfel, BON be Ter fsinsemaGter Qrb.it 1t.
Watet'a!-auF 3enS baltsu, uub (Te AZ Den
s'a'8fen preilen -unS GeNineunssn os,fau:
fen piro. ....
~ Ssiteaun9en aller Nrt ,perben nit
Canf an9snon'men, uue auf panftlidltc u.
9r1mptelte befotst wertsn.
Socob Sud.
edntor, Map IS. 's5. a.tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1896.

his standing some time, with the cap
over his face, and the rope round his
neck. He then chung fearfully and
firmly to the post Of his scafIold. and
struggled for several minutes before he
could be replaced in his proper posi-
ton. This was at length done, partly
by force and partly by the importantly
OF the sheriff and deputy and Mr.. Len
hart, the latter standing on the firm
part Of the scaffold and holding him by
the arm. Whilst in this situation. and
at about four minutes before 3 o'clock
the death-dealing blow was struck,
which severed his connection with
every thing earthly, and its reverbera-
tons falling on the ear as the knell OF
his hopes and fears. The fall imme-
diately broke his neck: slight strug-
gle, and ali was over: nought was
heard but the heaving Of his breast in
the throes Of death. Immediately al
ter the blow. the Sheriff sunk, entirely
overcome by his feelings; the stern
ness Of the officer was lost in the kind
ness and beneyolence of the man.
Earls remained suspended about 20
minutes, when DIR. Ludwig. the attend
ing physician, was called upon, who
pronounced him dead. He was cut
down, and inferred during the course
of the afternoon. Previous TO inter
ment, the corpse was placed in the
open coffin. in front of the Jail, where
the citizens, by passing through an
open column Of the military. had an
opportunity of seeing it. He was bu-
RED in the public ground Immediately
in the rear Of the Jail yard.
He has gone gone to that tribunal
where the heart is known and Judged.
We are disposed TO tread lightly O'er
his ashes-hoping that he died sincere
ly Penitent, and prepared to meet his
God.