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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-08-02

Virginia, the largest state l,36O,O0O
North Carolina, the modest state 100000
South Carolina, the Palmetto
State 100000
Georcia, the southcastcrnmost 100000
Aggregate Of the southern state 3,43O,OOO
Ohio, the thrifty state l,3oO,,p'O
kenr,cLv the bracuino stale 100000
fn'iana, the improving state 5o0,OOO
4.inois, the prairie state 32o,Un
N;cb;oan. the lake state 10000
Missouri, the norlhWcSternmost 2oO,OOu
Aggregate ofthe western states 3,34O,OOO
Tcnnesscc. tho central state 100000
Louisiana, the sou,hwcstcrnmost BOT, 900
Alabama, the river state Sou'ou"
Arkansas, the least populOus 1o,CpO
Aggregate of southwestern states 2:22o,''oo
District OF Columbia $4,000
Florida, with the most extensive
coast $4,000
Wisconsin, territory 2O,uOO
Oregon, or the Far West, 5000
Aggregate Of the Territories, l25,oOO
Indiana, 100000
The enirc population within the limits
of the United States, Indiana included,
amounts, thcrctorc,to sixteen millions, six
hundred and eighty thousand. ----lrgnsta
Scnf1el.-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-08-02

We have received the first No. of the Cold
uaierman, a neatly printed and promising to be
a well conducted temperance paper-publisl,-
ed monthly in Natchez, Miss, by the executive
committee of the Mississippi State Temper
ance Society. We rejoice to see such pub
lication in the far West, and hope it viii do
much GOOD
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-08-02
NORTH WEST BORDER.

New Orleans, July 4.-By the special or
dcrs of the President OF the United States, it ap
pears that Major Gen. Gaines, requires Of the
State of Louisiana, ten companies of mounted
musket men, to serve six months from the day
they arrive at the Sabine, the place of rendez-
rous. This requisition is undoubtedly made
for the protection of our frontiers from Indian
ncursions, the Cumanches and some other
tribes having already manifested some hostile
feelings towards the whites, in the neighbour
hood of the frontiers. In fact we deem it by no
means improbable, that for long time, the ele-
ments of a general Indian war have been gath
ering along our extended Western boundary
line, soon to burst, ifnot checked by the timely
action of Government, upon our unprotected
citizens along the line.
1t is also too much to be feared, that there
is too much truthin the report from Wisconsin,
that the celebrated Black Hawk is at the head
Of large body of Indians, about 5000 and
marching with them against the white settle
mpnts. The circumstance that he WILDE aw-
ed, from having personally noticed our power,
or that the treatment which he received in our
country, will dissuade him from any such at
tempt, afford but feeble guarantees against the
blood thirsty and revengeful disposition of the
red warrior toward the pale faces.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-08-02

POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES IN lS3t
The population ofthe United States,
the present time, may be approximate
estimated as follows:
Maine the northeas;ernmost $3.50
New Hampshire, south Of Maine 10000
Vermont, bordering Canada 33O,O(
Massachusetts, most dense! y Peo-
Piled :UO,U
Rhode Island, with the least ter
ritory llO,Ot
Connecticut the most aggrarian 22O,0(
States o,s15,o'
New York, the mos, popalous o,4oo,o'
New Jersey, the thoroughfare
State 3OO,O'
Pennsylvania, the Banking
State l,6OO,U
Delaware, the narrowest state 90,O'
Maryland, the water state 50O,W
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
Cir Uiusr".

Dis Jat'r:6E;gbsnsn RstS,u etn 9ss.s.
ern erH Gtayf unb 2utearamas as5:-
Hn8evoa tssanas, cas f:e has patsut-
SEsdSt fir osn tod,esid,astsp Dateut--
2',Grs lC|earor7 fin Wtnomht!sr. spU4i
5sFSnn' uNter o1m NAme y. ''<raan<v
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easa.pee. s;e tc5en iroHt 3eit Gsf 9ano
III ttEetn Eo1npu in eaurca, rrc maI
2Ii|st5en uCtes fuben NIB taufen teaa,
CJ6 :>'dstn ate eis,snise. IT tide ven
o!sf:n y Heer fanfsn tpoE,n ,nE eras
Waot BON Ih:eu Sisbtn pfdshen lgyp.X
Wrs'b;. 1 l5sIer cas- s;t;ts. mir st'A
hstt odleibe 81 eebsaut5;a.
q. 9. Da ei.lise pstfonen, snrei eta
Sttta"f oss teFaeten Dus0s. una bst
5sshtS een(eiSen 1u aesraud,sn, IN eie;s:t
sSntl'r. ibr Ger nteribriesenenl aHs--
l1llef!iebe Nsbt pe,!sst b 'teu.-fo rArs
AsN lls blen,lt isosruatsn teneslter, sosis
Nsbt oesfeloeh 3u oelfAuftn crsr ta:,;:
en- iHstm f. 9rfreaDe uno esl5elat at.i
'br a"sid9!'e1;;c3 Gs2tj 81 2Iit,ssn ssesti'
Fen.
q. nne =. 2a1st:r.
Nch. 90. 1916,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
Nsf!ntli6e QSeroue.

Der untsrsetbnets III selcnncn,
ON y amitA9 ten 81. Ge;su b<r
totgenoe teWe9lihs unp unbe,peqs
l!be Glitter OF bfsn:!!tteu Qyer
itetger,lng ouejulebsn ols
| smepltbflg!es 'ncusrooutes Nolf-
'Iett'5aus nsbltsl Sr1mbouS eut.
'pecer eln5eln cosr sulam:nen ; /
Dous @cSto:ts ON Ganal, s0y III.
uno fe,ner ceutioper Nau j. $obof;
tine e:9,r5 u:1o Sa.tooofl SO
'pfupo 'cut1Su'er 500 III. Nyts-
ans ND paraNna 3ufth lC0 1T,
SoIfs, go pf. 0ioi;asn, GO pI.
S9se, 20 :ptuao tsiue gbcco!ans,
| Saaen Wahbo'eereseren, &C,
mon Sptup uno Ncbl-2U 0agre.
osifsn ab9e5o9ensn Giocj T.
oarrsI Ano menn gems yiebb~be,
oo'banoen, mobt ouD 60 Dorrel
Dst:en uno rctben franJ6GI;teu
g'"oe'uf SDeErV. MoI09Af DOr!
|s9o1npo9aer tlno Vb; ;lntpcln nsbu
Stnsm Uabhsn Sum, 6erntr =.
ptsrott l Sob!snt l Sub / 9Na:
gen. l pRus: l @s9e, 5 GtDlsb,
tarrs% Sat'fein VlaEDlne init t
lsusn WeoslI. co5u, l8 z tuee te.
lntag:nes Uoubolh 6 ST. Brsnn.
po!h Sdsen, n,ue Sbreiner 5v,
ost u1o oleert oerast;ae S!ein.s,
fe'ten. Gin roi(enoblsr Yreolb
ne1bsr an rtm 0srtteieeri,ueet etao
"n9s9ebsn psroen fnu, miro BEL
auen NrtlFstn 9eftattst tperoen. -
S'e "Serttet9eruns miro preets utn
lV "br Mrr9ens ibrtn 2lnlan9
nebmsn. e5pbn @5tknlerr.
0esbIste:n De3. $50.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
9}tner Sltioertlsbr.

Der untsrIbriebeue befuuoer leins
6Teunee ano oas pusIfum abetbauHt,
oaB sr an leinem alien @tdn5puntfr- eu
Der (no6ttli1en Gds Der maret uno 6san
straes Der offs ces @sqr. Dunbar se,
.seuiIber einen NIsissrRebs esr,ebtt be,
NORM er Gin aa9emsinss 4Iortiment pen
fettiesn NIsieern aser att bs(tdneis aui
Dlub 5u be!ten seSenlt,-uno es nuns
n1ebr nit elmer oOrtreFIi1sn Auenabl sor
Nbden. .Do(en, NslteH @lca!s &c. y. er:
shnet. Ssufaitise rersex erlubt i:dbp.
Ger 0hts ieinsr Dsarsn IL. Der hnse,rbbr.
lieben Si!!i8ssit leirer p,sifs ourb per.
lba';Fbea:lsaa18 su ts,r,eussn.
Gspt. so. IS. s Mhas! Meisyrt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
& tex g a & It, { 4.

So fringe 3aE sGg,n'siusn Ssnn:n:C
e's VAbi'Fnn,s. .oa5 msins N|esiaaaen:
9:Afbins j'tt in, Gina il 5citbe, Or
,:7;r ibren Saalnsn 5uii, 0t:lnia.n i.tet=
9sbsn Tcllen. rv'rbsn ry(utDt, bsnGeben
por Gem I. uaebften Ssbsuay :.1lisferr,
% i6 uab Ger se9sumdTtiasn S1b7Sleit
feineu Su reiuiaeu teakFcbre. F..
Vpe. Is. 1885 eeSasob Nyers.
81. 9. 0bsnfA!l5 bst:sitt sr bas Iu;b.
Malteu uno 3user>lteu, vie eerSbntid,
am aiten plas, etne asi!e fa5bRh6 Dor
eaMen. q. lN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
e usi d ( :.&,.r.t ta5saa j
3HH, Gt'let sen ~
:Da. Ese.1.

G srIG. aG:oIf, bsHa oiisttG-zt
l'ine ssaslsasa 5:sunes uu5 sas ,p.:ti.
'nts hsstbaupt DAP ss eAsss Htft,aSi
auf esls,- meb!t.fsnstsn Stanhpahit.;
ia eslu nsyeIttbsn @nes Ger DsatfI snals
is. l,nO srar in osn, t:Eanntsn eaets;
wsld,=s fthtst scs Sran, sihtrn fssas..
sspcbnt wu:ss, ausefeasen- hat:-tst
taire ft.b 5slrsb:i,ase SSfie, Die lhit ss4t
.lprem 3aIpruebe b*esrsn esra siss csas
inc etAl3Hiss o:baH7EaHe ,uisispta a fti-
I'm. ..'* .-...- s-:. ~, 49,, (. <:
gantsa. 9Iee:mhe. is. 1856. estf..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
81 4 Ori ib I,

aGe, ros'tsa eeseu rae s3srnSasn stA
sa' 3'lb IL aEatitercusb 1atik kfaie st7s
ftorsenen So5H Mestieln ssrfprld Hahsn,
pabsa ic|oDen Bel;e:ie5 er,risisn esn In,
tsrasIbnsten lay s3sridbsisius iEnespt.5
einsm .labs prn easo an ypr1,;isaen; uso
ALE, ssltbe lu;' iefascia rp,lftn, msrpsli
srinbt, nngsis'o's 3asians su 'si;:sa.
Ss5n 2SsR|.sis p
T. 4 aicnlott N:es3leils
AecD 2t. c6 . Sta,,lisi,F,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
III retSo:iftn.


III pttFo;tftn.
2rA Nder ittr ltt49tust
- l. 4 ldaoeteisp en- Ott
ref:isben @slsros eeis8sn in Clortv
laaufWip Nl>cina @auntp Chic. bssanns
aIs "etr!slpo:o Bauersisn'' ine st ,ut.s
Dsrfanf anseto,eu. Gis bsitsbsu In fe'*
5eoos" Suib'u, ua!r!i15
2otte 80. 61r ,11it i72 Q!dtr,
81 Ssf!ac1 uno oa5 ili,rige i:ber.
ro>2ien INIT GsASi;. Qet,e &c,
init l5l Defer, ll2 au3e5out.
cote 73, nit lCC 1cfsr, 100 aa-
9ebout. 2otte IS, nj: l6n 2lfer
l2O an9ebom. Cote -, sil;t ~
QGtr, $50 an3coaut.
Cieis 9ausrslen Tno in einem .Aestn
3uitanee Der Eutnr. NIT arssw, ftar!ea
5snfeu, Die eas arssbaMe 41Rs in sp.ses
j:os .. letn afsr tbsisn, rpslote fan an.
sa;t nj: feb'enrtn Q,st1sn ussr strt,a.a
:sinen WeHsyS ecr|eben Rno. Nui ecz
D:rtsEerErsen hsftuoen lilb s arsts u.s'
t<qaeme Hria eessusra, Elm Sr;a5srs
nno 1B:lfdb'errbaue, trstrp 8lcdi.test.
EN- uno : 8trRhiai:r. - Wttrere S.Has
Bsm fibrru cureb CEN strioo pher .Ease
port. y stn. cabrn iIt ole eross Stra(..
F:p'ldts BON 9ttfon nber 9t,m parsast R,s;9
zDcritsr ceht.
n:h net man, BAG irnerke|a s ) a,,xa
fat oIle r'sfe Nnta,'uussE semadtt nars
osn, une in elmer Sabrfssrijt 500 as29r
4sf:ase bie tiaen @tttos son nebr a!e7,
500 Suffel ReiSeu sabes. 70 Fam hber
Ole DtfGafenbett eott esnte eGs Seesu6
Feline 5'ess Etnn~ Cis 9aliIcilen eutta:s
ten pop 49,bie 20 adsr, NIT i4Akbartrs
Qolj eewabIru nnb ia einsr far sen ".
oaub Or serfbisssnsu 8a;.sysien e!e,-
!i9sn eaae. :..-.
Gis 4eu:reien tanasn ia e5an;sm Ger
e:n3sn sefauft rsrteu. .....
sNea renee ilrb an e5ebiel st!e: arba,
Glq. IN 9tes!ca. peet en- Den .;nte. Eh.ts.
aea:a in SInycEjo,, S'crtase Sc. S5is.
9lc,. 2e. 1856.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
Us t9Su g. Z.
Or. SEQ. QSrsp,ater,

Dsnadries.ist i,ins Eteunss unb eas
lsfa'at;,ts puo!f!tn' as,tuases I'll, osb &
tsms OHls aao gshehuaas in ea5 rane
IN bss 'psppt'Rra5s psrlsaf bet, Ntelb:s
thrj;isb 2s,ass3 J:sstpf sagebSrts, aa,pa
sr ~ alsr 3st aisslieIFen ,rsrssn tanu,
suera aibt abn:isno ii D;safsseiebafter.
Canton. DsesntheY Il 1855. - - : -:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
lJaus Klo eesis
. luM !TsIfaL{e.

Cie u us-fbr,stensn ois;su BIC iarssts5
:sFa';ntsn ects IN, ein;an rher 5nfa:nai:ts
:,sa 9t;feufs an, ole asi, iGnitaAsa erss
'xr Watfths;aRs Ia santsnt tisssn. MI
~.a.s sss eettsH .iitkf slr gnfes sseta
,ans. n>,leptB ssaeisnarlia bplA n.
=Sfaaf &tiia I tsgcbrtsalrc. S5sts sysit
! J, stlIfl, ,ndd:fsn ::sprlte .aegsben. sess
!. Il, ,npp lk1 bic sssske :asuuas - srvnseman
:,sb Aa Sec. Rsnneles 4 Sc.
.,t - ar .s..ses lsabls.
siatsat Ds4 u, Iced,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
Etaat pcn Ohio,
Ss..sf gaun.y, 50.

gtaat vcn Dbe, .~:- II: .
Stasf eaanp, -. ~ Nas:ero SIss 9tse 9. 1886.
earb miro 5trm sestbeu eas oaB e,an,e Der untsrfheo
~ l,dIen StriAs eanoss e5taeon, nois c Il,
bsnna p sefrebsn poer dts notbpnos pu p1rn
@ nTs har,us a moe Sareny Sofaesr Sntresn III btab
eourtbauiti j. osr Stao Canton, IN bcastsm eountpt
ns ta auf pen stsn aptag im ndbfn 9sesmbsr sa 26
or on vbaaasisr belas gaaps, psrfauft wsrosn o, g
fn poan beR Die oarape aenoen safsseer aHo Es
i'm ,s;s vsstsaeti verber besahlt ptseen: ~~:":
alpbdus 1rete'l1, g, a.s,,,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16

Nus Ger SctGOaft css Oou-
esrners pcn Sblo it erEtbtlib,
oaB am |. December 3i4 S5t.0f.
lla9s in aats-3uttthoule (la:
btfaaoen, uasnlib $50 meiEe unO
81 farb'ss mdaiihsn 0e(t!sthts,
uno smel Sorblge meIbi&en 0es
lDlebte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16

| "~V~~N~S"S ~&SV%
e al td11, @ bio,
Ssep:as oeu Is. Dec. 1886.
&ote 9aupt.Oe9enItdnoe in Ser
Settboft oss sDrslioenten (Jno :
Ole Qsrtbelluns Der tlsberGbus,
9eIoer' pte Bent uno Der 9no.at
nerttle9.
| :Nis priNoentsupabl if jset
entl0'soen. San Ouren lrurce
ais unfer ndbtsr DreGpent puru
DE StImme oes 2}uIfs er,rdblt.
Plus Ger SctlDaft oes 0ou-
pernors BON Oblo it srEibtlicb,
ooB am |. Decembsr 3i4 5ts0f.
!In9s i'm @taots- -2uhtboule (itl:
btfaaoen, uasnlib $50 meise uao
81 farbiss mdt'iihen 0e(bIstkts
uno Smel TorbI9e meibli%en 0e,
fb!ebte.
. IL Mebrbeit fay . an q H.
rem TN 9toot 9(eu-Dprt, III %,
272. Gin gutter 0ewels pon 49,
pularItdt III 6auS.
Oknldnsft lief (1b in 0ofton
ttne Oatne Die 9anss untere Slim
laot tan1mt Den 3dbnen abush
men. Qtt Operation 9iens s(ud-
ltb pcriber. ~
Mtdanitsr ftnneu jsst in Meu.
Aorleons 4 bis 5 Sbalsr oen. Soe
eereienen.
Das Chpeoi(dbe S6iff 3ce,
Captain Salabacce: III rla6 el.
ner IS tdyi9sn Sobrt Don ODe0e
aut Der ruiItf6sn 6elblnltl Sritn,
nit 24O0 Bufbsl 9Bsi;en in Oesu,
pcrf on1eiaaet.
Sn SaItimore tpurbtn uprioe
Nobe S,pep SbifSlapuusen, Be.
Itebeno In 5000 BuCbel Deut ltDet
Ms'sen, uertouft.
Ote Srau zines Sencnen gies
Bers IN 2u9unsfp, in NRSlano,
trurot am 22Ren vsreutsenea
0las bon flnf S60tsrA 9Ii6iib
sntbunoen, bon oensn itDo1 eine
bate nab Der 0eburt Rarb. Ser
Safer r1ahte ibr 500 Nutel ,um
(0ssthsnt, uno bsfabl, oas ole
ta1esItete @Sor9e 9etrageu neroe,
oam:t i't an n|Dts manget tsloe.
Ser Tseafteur Der titfiCben
Jeefis'iun9 lpar Gin 5ron;uf,. .-
ais er Starb mahte Der Gu'tan
Oct 2G'ttus oeIlelben ein Gss
lUenP DON $4,000 4iaitern uno
|l'Der's ibr cine iabrtitbs Nenl!on
Don l2,O0U pia;tsrn, Na,Isrs
Dem bot er f ) psrbineiih 9smaOt
lbrs Gbbne in ,parls esjieben IL.
ttuoirsn Su laNtn. g&Senn IS ootb
auD telthe Gu:tan: in NmeslEa
9aee
5tcrioa. Die @em'nolen
iino IN mebrtren Vefetbten nit
zen Srsirill'een aus Scnne0es
ano otn lne,onlftten 9hfstruprsn
beiless tpo;esn.- @5te (vuen un!et
Isnanosr fs'ott perf;b,scensr 2;a::
|ltbten ieph eo f1s Den &rtss forg:
leben nUasn eeer n,tt. Ols Q3e
febte felen in o.: AdAe ees zDe,
aan Slramp ose.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
e q II t o ~, @ bio,

Ale 9aupt.Oe9enltdnoe in Ser
Sett6ott oee prsiloenten Guo {:
Ole 0frtbeiIuas Der tlstsrEbus,
ss'eer' Ole Bent uno Der Snolat
nerttleg.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16

1ie 4riNeentsnmobl it jset
snt|O'eoen. 9an Nuren murcs
ais unier ndbltsr prefoent puru
Ole StImme oes 2Hulfs er,pibu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
= d u IN q eres.

Dss uattslGrisosns Be, fiji
q Tb, osn, pu5lIsum era,kea(,
.zzssa~ 20 A"su;eisen cas- ss (einsu q
- ten SranepIap in Ger S.xs,
cHrIlrlS E5t. aIr rnisA. r.. ,e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

WN7ANTED, at this Office, as Apprentice to the
wv Printing business q youth from II 10 Is years Of
agc-posscssInS good English Education.
March s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

u p II. FoSrArsE having declined reelection in
Henry county, the Democratic party have nominated
Peter Uairstou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

o. In the Committee for Southampton county, the
name of HAiam DTcwry should have been Joseph
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-07-13

The Opposite LaW.----We have copyof the
act of congress, to regulate the deposites of the
public monaghan abstract of which we may
publish hereafter. The apportionment is to be
regulated according the representation in con-
gress, so that while the share for New-York
will be about ASST 900, ours will be but about
5000. If Michigan has already two millions
of the public money in her banks, she will un.
der this law, instead Of receiving, be obliged to
shell out about one million seven hundred and
ninety-fve thousand dollars, to be handed over
to some older state, better able to do without it..
The times of deposit, are to be the first of ia
nuary, April, July and October, 1897, in four
equal divisions, reserving in the treasury five
millions Of dollars. The 5th section provides,
that from the 18th of July, 1886, no bank shall
be selected as place of deposite, which issues
bills of a less denomination than five dollars, or
which does not redeem its notes on demand, in
specie; neither are the bills or notes of any bank
that issues of less denomination after that
time, to be received in payment of any debt
due the United States. Whether the operation
of this law will produce general pressure OF
not, remains to be seen.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-07-13

1--WE have list of fifty new Mail routes es-
tablished in Michigan. The list will appear en-
tire in our next paper. The following is of vast
Importance to this section of country:
"From Codwatcr in Branch county, to Mich
igan City, in the state of Indiana via Centreville,
Constantine, Mottville, Bristol, Elkhart, Misha-
waka, h-Bend and Laporte."
This will be a very important route. There is
not better road in the western country than this,
from Centreville to South Bend. We have new
er been over the other part of the route. Mr.
Graves, of Niles, and Mr. Besley of Detroit
agents for the Detroit and Chicago Line of Sta
ges, are expected here in a few days, to examine
the route through from this place to Coldwater
Thoy will be accompanied by a number of oul
citizens; and we are confident that, whatever
funds may be required to improve the road vii
be literally subscribed by those interested in tn
route. We expect TO see a daily line of stage
on the road in less than three months.
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The Letters of our correspondent, whic

The Letters of our correspondent, which
we insert to-day, will be found quite interesting
His first, is detail of a passage through to De-
trot. He gives rather an unfavorable account of
portion of our roads; but by reference to his
dates it will be seen that his trip was performed
about tho winding up Of confined succession
of rain storms, which lasted about four weeks.
In dry weather. these roads are superior to any we
ever Travelled, in any country. We know how to
pity him. We were once coming through when
the road was in about the same situation four in
the coach, besides lady, who seemed to have no
protector, and her child. On arriving at the edge
of long causeway, the most of which was float
ing, we were told by the driver that we must walk
over this bad piece of ground. which was nearly
a mile in length; we all readily alighted, and,
through polteness we volunteered our services
to tho lady to carry the child What situation!!
Only imagine, man who has been in the habit
of setting types all his life on dry land, padding
along through mud and water up to his knees
with baby in his arms, squalling every step.
On entering tho stage again, we murmured to
oursel it is fine thing to be polite, but this thing
of carrying young ones through the mud is moi
.swhat it is cracked up to be-"
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-07-13

Lima, or Mongoquinong I'VE refer our rea-
ders to the sale of Lots advertised in another CO.
lumn in the above village. This village, the
county seat of Lagrange County, Ia, is beautiful
ly located on the bank of Pigeon River, on the
border of an extensive and highly cultivated Prai-
RE, thickly inhabited by industrious citizens.
The river at this place possesses uncommon ny.
draulc advantages which, are about to be ex-
tensively improved bya wealthy and onterprising
company of individvals, who have received char.
ter from the Legislature Of Indiana, for this pur'
pose. These advantages, together with the Tole
do and Lake Michigan Rail Road, which viii
pass through this place, must make it poin
worthy the attention of the public generally.
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Creek War....A letter in Mlledgevillc, Ga,
paper, dated Camp Georgia, June 10, says, 1--WE
have Just received intelligence off battle fought
between the Alabamians and Jim Henry, which
is said to have been fought yesterday, about ~
miles below this place; the report is that the In
dams were badly whipped, and their town burn
cd but cannot say that tho report is true---al-
though it was expected they would have battle
Yesterday. 1t is also said that Noah Mico and
100 warriors have given themselves up. lfthese
reports DO true, we shall soon end tho Creek
campaign"
Another letter of the same date. says, News
has just reached here, that the troops below nave
taken Neah Mathlo and his son prisoners, and
that the war is at an end---that they have scour'
cd the country west Of Irwinton."
Letters received Of Washington strengthen thu
above, stating that Con. Jessup had gone with thu
Alabama troops and 700 friendly Indians. ant
was supposed to be ablo to roach Neah Mathlo'
camp on tho 10th ult-
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BY ID. T. HOLMES Our oon State'-May she
at no distant day shine forth the brightest star
in the constellation of our glorious union. chs
BY Doctor l. Baby: May every true patriot
of America bear in mind the liberty and Indepen-
dence which our forefathers established for us. 8
cheers.
BY GEoRoE A. DUDLEY. Geo. Washington:
The citizen, soldier and statesman "first in war,
first in peace, and first i'm the hearts of his coun-
trymen." His majestic statue fills the proudest,
Hottest Mich in the temple Of fame; he lives in
grateful remembrance amoung the enlightened and
FREQ ofall nations, Drank standing and in silence.
BY WIN II ADAMS. May no son of America
ever prove recreant to the sublime principles
which the fathers of liberty and founders of our
republican institutions have taught us. 8 cheers.
BY FRAKLN CowDRRy: Gen. Houston: The
"Lafayette' of Texas-May Lafayette's reward
of gratitude from the full hearts of nation freed
by his aid from the shackles of tyranny ever at
tend him: cheers
BY c l. MILLER. The Fourth Of July, l776
Far distant be the time when the events of that
day shall cease to be remembered with pride by
every American. cheers.
By CHARLES s. ADAMs.--Our noble and beau
tiful st Joseph:-May we use her but not abuse
her; and may we ever be as pure though not quite
so crooked. cheers.
BY THos. CHARLroN, Esq:--The American
Fdg---A true emblem Of the spirit of liberty its
hues were born in heaven the principles it main-
tains are an emanation from tho Deity. 9cheers.
BY G. w. ScHNABEL. Constantine, which,
but two years since, was slumbering in the
cradle of infancy, has at last thrown off her
infantile mantle, and is now destined to be.
come the brightest star in West Michigan.
BY ALBERT II STRoNG-The Clergy:
They our praises and benevolence shall share,
So long they make religion and virtue their care
May our happy country never see the day
When Priests shall bear rule and freemen obey.
cheer:
BY Doctor WATSON SUMNER:-The performers
Of Vocal and Instrumental Music, oho haze aid
ed in the exercises and contributed to the Jssti
cities of this day.-They have given the mos
conclusive evidence that emusic hath charms"
Is cheers
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-07-13

" We have read that terrible bill, which
passed to its third reading in the senate by the
casting vote of the Vice President, and which
some of the wonder making papers term the "in-
cendary BILL" some the " sedition bill" and 9TH
ers tho gag law !" and shall probably publish
it next week, accompanied by the remarks Of a
respectable Harrison daily paper. If those edi'
tors who are so censorious on the subject, would
be sincere enough to accompany their gentle
manly epithets with copy of the bill ITSELF they
would get better credit from their candid readers
as doing the fair thing.