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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

The prize Of one hundred thoussnd
dollars. drawn ca Thursdsy last in The
Waahingtoa lottery, fsll 81 he share a.
a. 4 y 49, = -. p.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

TIE Hon. Richard Rush.-The Penn
syl'anian, of Friday, confirms the re-
port that the Hon. RIcHARD Rusa ha,
been selected by the President, TO at.
tend to the bequest of Mr. Smithson. of
England, made TO the United States
Tor the purpose Of establishing a nj
versity ''for the diffusion Of knowledge
among men" The amount of the le-
sacy IS large; ITS objec, IS Of much pros
Pectlve importance; and the matter is
every way worthy Of immediate a,ien.
tion. Mr.. RUSH will proceed to Eng
land IN the course of the next month.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

The President visited Mr.. Rives OF
has way 10 the Hermitage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

lNrEMPERArcE.-It is stated in a
Pennsylvania paper. that twelve hun.
dred and iorty-three psupers were ad-
mitied into the Philadelphia Aims
House during the las, year, and that
OF the adults comprised in this large
number, eight out Of ten were intern
Perate. II is also given as the result
OF close observation that nine-tenths Of
The whole number Of children admit
ted into the institution were the off
spring OF incorporate parents. What
argument could be conceived more ell
oquent and effective. than these simple
facts, against the vice Contemporaries
Who that possesses the power, by ex-
ample OF otherwise, OF contributing TO
the cause and spread Of Temperance,
can feel "a mind conscious of rec,i.
tude, while he refrains from its ex-
ercise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

General Harrison - on bis way Il
The Hot Springs Of Virginia. A hope
" expressed by the Editor Of The Aba.
ny Evening Journal. that he will visit
the Empire State on bis return 70 Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

The University Of Tuginia. We are
grat'hed TO learn from the Charlottcs-
VILE Advocate that this extensively en-
lowed and excellent institution IS IN ,
highly fiourishing condition. The re-
cent commencement, which. as Il
should be in every American Universi-
ty, was held on the anniversary of our
national birth day, the ith of July. A
large collection Of persons were present
at the ceremonies, and an unusual
number OF degrees conferred. There
are more applicants for admission than
there are dormitories 20 accommodate
he Advocate recommend, portion Of
the two millions, which will be V,r-
g'n'as share OF the surplus, to go TO the
enlargement Of the buildings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

The disinteresied conduct Of Judge
William Leigh. Of Virginia, in volun-
tarily relinquishing his large interest
in the will Of Mr.. Randolph, in order
to qualify himself as a witness in the
case, has again been brought before the
public, and is deservedly praised as an
exhibition Of virtue not often found in
these degenerate days. The example,
however, of Judge Leigh. is important,
and the knowledge Of this fact in the
history Of his life, will be a more va.
liable inheritance TO hi, descendants
than the possession Of the wealth he
might have obtained and left behind
him. by pursuing different course
How precious, hereafter, will be the
name and fame of such All ancestor
And how wildly does all this show the
error of seeking merely riches TO trans
init to Posterity, TO the exclusion of
those high attributes OF mind and char
acter which ought to be considered by
our children and their children worth
all tn, gold that could be accumulated
by the labors of long and prosperous
career. This is not the mere poetry of
life-it is a real and substantial truth
founded upon the actual condition of
human nature. bad and depraved as it
is considered to have become.
.7ier. Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

LOUISIANA ELEcriov.-.We ba,.
some returns from Louisiana. Henry
johnson Wing has been reelected
to Congress from the New Orleans d.
trict Mr.. Garland lWhig) will al,,
be reelected, and 1t is probable na.
Mr. Ripley ~. B. will be- reelected
though he is opposed by Mr. Thoms.
Party politics do no, appear % have
interered much with the elections o.
the State Legislature -Four or five
out Of the seven y o delegates are
for Van Buren.
We think this, considering that la,,
year all he delegate, we're WING, taib.
cr an unisyorable symptom for the sue
cess Of Judge White 90 the Slate and
especially for the reelection Of NJ,
Porter 10 the Senate Of the & St,,e,
Apart rom politics. We should deplore
The loss from The public council, OF
this generous. liberal lnsh-Amencan
Hkr. Oar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

Gov. CAss left the city yesterday ar.
ternoon, by the cars, on his way TO DE
'ro't. Tor the purpose Of making the ne
eessary arrangements for his departure
from thus country in the fall. as Minis
ter to France. His absence from the
Department will not. We understand
exceed three or -four weeks. and. a. ~s
formerly stated, his place will be sup
Piled by Mr.. c. A. HARnIs, the recent
~ appointed Chief Con. missioner Of
Indian Affairs, WHO'S perfectly CONVEX
SAINT with the duties Of the siaiion.-B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

On Wednesday morning the 10Th
inst. the printing Office Of the Amer.
can Bible Society. FIVE story building
situated IN Nassau street, New York
was Discovered 10 be on FIRE. and before
It could be eHhnguisbed, The contents.
consisting Of a vast quantity Of type
eighteen or nineteen power presses. an
edition Of the Testament N Modern
Greek, Of Bible in German. sc. we're
desiroyed-Niiss Rec.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

TEXAS CELEBRATIoS.-On Monday
the lsth inst. dinner was given at the
American Hotel, New York, TO certain
Jealous friends Of Texas, then in that
city. Samuel Swartwout. Esq, the
Collector Of the port Of New York, pre-
sided. Among the guests were Col.
William c. Preston, a Senator in Con.
gress from South Carolina, Gen. James
Hamilton. recently Governor of the
same State, Messrs. Peyton and Fores-
ter, members Of Congress from Ten
nessee. Col. Lewis and Major Norton,
Texan Commissioners, SC. sc. The
first toast drunk was oomplime ntary 10
Mr.. Preston. for his advocacy of the
Texan cause on the floor of the Sc.
nate-to which he responded in an ell
oquent speech. and concluded with the
following sentiment:
BY Col. PTtuon.-The Western and Pacific
progress Of our language and our liberty
The y. Y. Star, in speaking of Col.
Preston's address, says-"A deep still
ness reigned throughout this compactly
crowded audience during the whole
time that they were listening TO, or
more properly speaking. devouring with
ccstacy the silver-,oned and all-absorb-
ing beauties which glittered and daz-
zled like the course Of a meteor thro'
The heavens before those who had the
Incompatible happiness to be present
on this occasion"
Speeches were also successfully de.
livered by Gen. Ripley. Gov. Hamil-
ton, the Hon. Mr.. Peyton, the Hon.
MIR. Forester, Col. Lewis, sc. SC.
General Houston's health " as drunk
with great enthusiam.-Ailes' Reg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

The cost Of the projected Railroad
from Charleston TO Louisville and Gin.
cinnati. according 10 data laid before
the Knoxville Convention. is estimated
a, about SlI ,ODO, ono. The distance
will be upwards Of GOO miles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

A letter before Us, published in the
New Orleans Bee, says that about nine
thousand Hmsricans, IN ell. will take
the field against the MexicanJ-fNiIss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
relinquishe6 by Judge Leigh. 10 est
mated by the Wing at $50, 900 dollars.

rcinquishe6 by Judge Leigh, 10 est.
mated by the Wing at $50. 900 dollars.
An appeal has. however. been ia
ken TO the Court Of Appeals; and as
that tribunal reversed the decision OF
the General Court. admitting the will
OF 1882 TO probate. it may readily hap
pen, as the Richmond Wing remarks.
that the decision Of the last named
court may also be reversed. In iha,
case, according to the Wbig, general
in,estacy will be established, and the
whole estate will be distributed under
the statute Of descents, 10 the heirs at
law Bali. Pot.
The parties were represented by the
following counsel: For the plaintiffs.
William Meade and Others (trustses
for the slaves. Messrs. Taylor, Robert
son and Walter Jones; for the defen-
dant. Frederick Hobson. COMMITTEE
for st. George Randolph. a person Of
insane mind Mr.. John r. Cooke: and
for the defendants, Henry St. George
Tucker, and John r. Bryan and wife,
Messrs. Stanard and Johnson.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-24

IL Dera!t,) bebeuttnb serst6Bert, nab rerben
6aftlbfi beianbis auf Qano baben, einsreBes
Vhorttn,ent.
6dttsl, 2dun,esh Sattelbasa Sell
gifen, DtltplenbaIfterm .GapallsrlRen
Gbafos, YatrDntafbeni &c. Dearbern
Geftbirr, Sum me tsi @aulssefbirr
tieber 2trt Gaof Ell Sener, gpn1er
eouopner QBagen peit(0en, 0eity glesI
aonte,, barsirte,i ,1ao 9l9s psit(1en,
Stdt{b,Ylebten jeoer 9atung.
NHss pcn gutter 2aalitdt, s,it ben befteu0la:ss
teriaiien uub (auber semadpt, suDuen fe i'm 8lo
Sen une Rleiuen, 70 ipoblfeiI al6 sS IN Den reits
iiobeu gtaaten ir8enorro su babeu 1T, segfn
g aaraetooosr annebinlitbe 9anos6 Qro
oudte perFaufer,. QIae seinaobte Belfslun8sn7
uerbeu anfs fdsellfte anssefabrt.
..z~. ss9s QBiaiam Vsalsf itao
SpbnsR Ruefiust jun. =
@dntan, @u9. 80. 1885. 2o:tt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-24
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81 ,nN q 81. SD Z Gntten.

ST. u10 y. y. 81 t y uep,
baben (oeben enpfanset uuo jeBt ertffast.
cine porShsliebr NuspabL ., Der Sabrs3sit aus
senehenen ~. r. -.
! Stope[ uto M . De tnaoren,
rpelebe fte brabfdDtiseu su ben nieorSften preis
fem. fir bear @elo pber 2aneesproeuete Az
Dertaufen. Sie baIten fib iber5eust, bas In
feiusn gtotr in Stasf Co.. 3u billiaern Des
binaunsen Vertauft peroen sanu.
lPgdr w at jenG lad ssunO
&IeeaS a men, 10 ME flr bic mstltsu
anrsren sanoes Gr5eusniFe, ,peyeeu lleau isber
3eits baar o elo sableu, .~@' = -,
TN. .. NQe eolbe, Ypelte I'D, ,ter g
D1onate, barob Noteu pber auf anbere lReie,
Die ftb iumnferer Shule nif7eu, ,peroen blos
80 ibreln eigenen Olusen banpeln, ,,penn &c
ohtae Wes5,'e Ri6ti9teit tnaobeu-ca mir etlts
f1lofen fnb, bic Abbesablana ~ er,Yp;noen.
rpesbalb mir boffen. oae ale terbev SnteYelT.
irte, unlern 9Bunfb srfaaen uno uns Ser nm.
anseuebrsen Siotb,penoisteit iberpepsu ,perosu.
,hre Nshnungen ben betreHeuoen 23samten sur
ginfamraluns 3u i,bereeben. ~
TP9 emo ener Bipps
niro 1oansnWeife uno beym gufebel pe,saaft.
Waffaon, 9ept. So, 1855. 10y
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-24
NEW GOODS.

II HURKTHAL in the new Brick Warehouse.
northwest corner Of the Casal Bridge has
just received from New York and Baltimore a
very extensive s. splendid assortment uf Spring
Goods, comprising
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES.
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails. Tobacco
x Sole 8: Upper Leather, Calfskins, Mill e. x.
Cut Saws, Biaeksmith's Vices and Grading
Scythes, warranted best German Scythes.
best Longs Sickles, ShoveIs, Spades and.
Hoes, King and Collins Axes, Broad Axes,
AIDES, hutlron and Sifters, Sheep Shears.
KNIVES and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knives.
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and Bits
= Concave bright Augers, Horse s. Wool Cards,
Conee Mills OF various descriptions, large
assortment OF Tuckup and Side Combs, of the
lurtieshel' as well as the CO m N n Ivory
COMBS, neck, r d ] u 6 and dressing Combs.
common and Gum SuspeDder, Cologne Water
IN bottles, silver Pencil Cases, Violins and
violin strings, Powder-horns, Rappe and
Maccoubas Snuff, 2@. =.
- The Staple articles Of Dry Goods consist in
brown ana Bieached Muslins of a very superb
or qaality not commonly brought to this mar.
Ret ;sBed-iicking, Twilled Muslins of various
colors, and qualities for Jackets and pan,a.
looms, BeVerteens, Storment's Canton Flannel
= Cailtcooes, Cling hams, fashionable p ri MS.
T. Stripes Plaids, Grapes, Silks in great variety
SIak Shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and other
bandano handkerchief, various dress Hand
kerchleis of the latest fashions, fine Lace.
Lnnen q lEsdgipg, Insertions, Footing, &c. &c.
me assortment of the best German and
White Hose, Diaper, and Table Linnen, also
aiatge sortnent OF German & Irish Linnen.
oiiR ninDons IN sets and othel wise, fashiona-
Die setting, velvet ribbon. cotton frinpea.
Shoe thread, &c. &c. ss
with greatsariety Of other articles too nume--
fous to particularize
Ladies and gentlemen in town and the sur.
rounding countIy,are most respectfully invited
10 give him a.caIl and secure good bargains.
Massillon, May ID, 1886 2-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-24
sc cue g ii ter!

S. 9urrtbaI, "
an Der trsttiebsu gRe feines + a d f elm en
men Waarbaufes, ., peftit osr 6 a.
nal 8rI6e,
oatfo ebsn cine fbbne ausmabl, srcbl auf.
eeiubter uno febr tpoblfeiler @ater iur biefe
Jabres5eit erbffnst, bsftebsue in:
trodenen', .Sarten', uno sSbnsisott
rpaaren, poreellan @pecerepen, @i-
FEM 0uBpoarsn aIler Art Sldsel, &C.
Der &C. tc- 49, ......:..
wel6e ct 70 tpObIfeil eertauft, als iraeus ieuano
in oieIsm Ma,tte.
Or sabIt iece5eit + aar 0eIb fat gsa;,
zen, 1sstibtorn, Qaber, SIa6iaan,su, QBol
Ie, &c. &C., nuo Wiro pinftIid unb aufuerfian
isees SpeeitioaS: uno @cmmiitIousaeibdft
tefcr8en. rpornit feline Sreunoe uuo Runseu
ibu beeinftissu n,bssn.
Waff1Oeu. Map ID. 1898. 12stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-24
otect / 3 II s,
9erFeberun9stg
-. 9lsenten=Ofis-@anton,(
Dec. q. 1885.

ga Der iIntetfbriebene BON Der "W o.:
lection nlurauc e:@ ompa8ni E" Su
6artforo, Connecticut, aIs Neent ausefelt
unb auteriiirt fporcen obne aluF|bub Derfibers
nnsen .aus5ufeaen, 70 erbistet ct lib hermit
oauler, stobts, Mabten, Sabridsn unb@beu:
ern, farumt oeren Snbagt, nebF irsenoerlep ana
Setu. .abaliben Gise ntbun,e, sesen DerInlt ooer
8efbaoisuns ourb Sensr, 3u aBsenrireu. Die
Soften baju fno nieoriser, als Die ir8eno elmer
NnItaIt oieier Dirt uno Die lBeife wetbe oiefe
Offs in Seblibtun9 ibEer @elhdfte, .uno Der
8eribti3uu9 unb 8sSabluns ibrer 0erIutfe,
perfoI9en Apiro. ipiro PROMPT unb liberal fem
9lnfra8en fur 8eoinsunseu. u. 2t1eeura1,,< <su6:
GEN in bet almtsftnbe BON I3arris naoss5eloen
in @anton,.8 .8ematt rreroen, onrd aue 0elhaf.
tsin 8e5us auf oitie alsentfbaft psrmittelt
tperoen. -. r. 49,. @@,s->-..'
=. .... e56bn 6arris,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-24
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2BDblfeilerD Denfl jet11als
Die unterfbriebenei seisen ibse, gremnben
.nnb 6Mnoen. uno oem gan3en publitnnb erae..
tenffan, baef fse inc 5fha aftspefbinbuus getretf.n
jino. Git baben ibren Ghapp, inber Gn6cas
faspak GtraBe,iR @anton (sefabe BEN nenen
soanlbaule eteenaber, friber te,pobnt pen sDbils
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-24
Seutihe6 Mtrtb6hatt6

In Gbiuieotbe, an, Sbio Gauoi.
Der Gubeebemannte benabridtist feline tsut:s
fben 2anssleute nne bas seehrte pnblifn,n u
berbaupt, baB Ct obises bstaunte Wirtbsbaus
BON bet1sn fraberen gisenthin,sr. Qrn.
I1 a rtin 8 dum ati,n faufIib erftanoen
bat,--uno oiefes @elh;ft, an beia3ter. .9tells,
spie fsin Npreanser, fert betrsibt.-gr piro
lIb beitrebsn alle Sent Die i'm NIT ibret, Gus
fpradb bssbrtn, burd, bic bsfte unb biai9ife 8e-
bancluns 5ufrieoen 81 ftslen. Sein Joau5.
sbsnse. ahde uno stalIuns, ,peroen ftets nit
9uern eeriebsn fem, mas erforbsrlib 1T bic
fem 3ps6e. ~ eutlpreden.
7 S.s g.iass 9eprs grpn.
@btaieotbe. Mirs i, 1896.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-24
Gpcfor ST, giep

Joat ti6 in:nsm fabsr BON Doctor 9aronsr
uub nenerlid -pDn Deetcr .pasbod benobntsn
oaufe, SO. 55. a9asftftsa6e niebergelaHen,s no
ct inmer 5u Dienaen bereit fsYn tpiroy es fsD
osnn oaB @eftbdfte ibn abtnfsn. .,F~a
Seine gffis III nit einer 9iberiammlnna
anatonafbea 9er9lieoernn8en-, &c. perfebsn nnp
bietet baber fur Stubierenos Der Meoiein cine
portreffIide @eleeenbeit bar. Gin poer aspsy,
gut qnaliFeiste. janse lpesfn sfbnnet, asnter9e.5
,racbt treroen. .
Canton, QIsrii ia2. 1886. ..', & Il.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05
fu1! Oyf:rI nyr.s7arsT.
Oc,nl,rr . tt l-4i
n, rla,,oas fnr ihr E1prrss Nail

" i.,,c,. will lr srn, bv .l.,s mail, except
=, i - ha:c w,,irn upon thcr he WORDS EI-
;,r..' .N.s
Nu.cr letters. nor letter. Containing monry,
Ne, ic,.c'r exceeding hal, ouucr IN weight, rs.
ccp, pGhirc Gr,psichrr. no, any ncwspa. crs or
panFh,c'. w.li l. Nh, by ,...s maj,
J Ii .-iirrs hca,,as frank. or containing mo.
ncy. weighing n'"rr than half an ounce, be put
.n,o post o!!lcrs marked EIp,ess Mad, Tic post
mas,rt. w,i rra.r those N"rd. and >rnd them by
tho ordinary Gs!
: All lc.;rn and pubic !c-?a,clrr srui By This
mai Wi! L. CHARGED Wiif u,plr the usual rates Of
postage.
!, Letter, marked L,prc.s Mail and rn, into
post oe.rs not on ia" hnr al the expires. viii bc
,~nt hy tha, hnc whrn tho, rrach IT, and will be-
charged. where put n. will, triple pn4asr for Tho
whole distance
Editor, Il n"~spaHcrs have right 10 receive
fr's hy thus mail! Sips from. 81! newspapers which
;h", na; rrcrisr 'fcr by the ordinary mail
hn: cann", r-ocrvc The sip, and The newspapers
both II both rn'n" 10 them The postmaster will
charc' 'hc newspapers vail! postage.
:. slip. from rcwsraT"r, arr snail parts of
newspapers cmi ou', .lnps srrC,aiiy printed By
newspaper Publishers {, causr, the i,,csi nj wa,
i"rrsn and domestic Nu, orc sp can ~ rc.
cr,v"d from 'i,r same nrn>rnr"t; and case
aust II exceed ~ s'zc two columns oi such nr1s-
paper
Srusp>p"t sl.rs rus, sl,ow On their face fr,,ra
what newspapers ,'Icy CONC nnd Ia W. pu' sn,r
III" prs; "iIc" 0pcn with the narc ni The EDITOR
newspaper ior whom dr-rcncd distinctly written
upon them
. P",,ma,,crs will ru' all .!,rs for tho
s'e"'' Ito packo' d'r,t;cd ihst r. 'ac'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05
LATEST FROM IEXAS.

Tic latest Intelligence from Texas Is
cn:.:,:ncd IN the following extracts from
The New Orleans Bullr:il Of the ent!i aud
2l.! li,-;du..
s., late hour las, nigh, by ihc s'hr.
Shenandoah. Cnp, Moore. {. ''n Nc!asr',
T,,,s. On the llh instant. We were
ob!;s,asl, ,,M II r".,'>>''n not The Mc--
.ner II p,r,islrn, Burnri. In ihc first
Tex IN Conrr,... which, we arc enabled
hv r1,n, rAcr,ioa. 10 Ia, before "nr
readers tn. r.utninc -tn,,l. Moore re-
ports uo.l,in. nrw IA Texas, aud thai Ia"
army IL, quietly a. is old Quarters
Lieu, Jeremiah + Johnson. late III the
Tcx,an arrcd srh""ncr Independence.
!,cd u, Marion abou, sEr 10Th n',
Tic Message of President Houston, nn
ASSUMING the chair ut Siasr. will pr"ba
blv reach W. by the next rivals.
The Mesa &c OF Prcsldcn! Burnc,.
Which VIC Published Yesterday, is y well
written and able document, and unInlls IN
a clear aud .n,islarI"ry manner oil ibc adj
,an,aecs. necessities and prospects o! the
infant Republic Tn" tenor "f tho Who'll"
production i, mani, and hirnillrd, and the
sentiments in the main are such a might
hr anticipated lrom the frs! mngis,roic Of
y people fighting IN defence of their own
freedom and rights. The views "f the
writer, upon tho subjects OF mos, iurpor-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05
From The Richmond Enqa;fer
GLORIOUS NEWS.

The keystone OF the Arch is safe. -
Tcnnsyiyaaia IS rcgcacrnscd ani diern-
thrslled. Whrn IN The year 90 she iirs,
broke The frdcrsl Ihalao, bv clrc,in. Go
vcrnor n kean. she scattered distnai iulo
their ranks. and gave the frs, assurance
Of the success Of Ike Republican cause
Her victory of the iass week i. sill more
decisive and ,rumphan,' Never has ,hcrc
been more signal defeat. Never ,as The
democracy obi,imcd more elornus ,r.
tory. II has come upon the Whis. like
the handwriting upon TIC walls ol Bel.
shazzsr's Palace.
The Wings hs! 1a,rrc,l ,hcmsciycs,
that the Bank Of the United States had
wound herself so completely around tho
inicr.s SIS Of the Siatc--lhat the Anu.Ma
sons and Wings had iatmrd 50 powerful q
coali,ion-l'.a, the friends "i Wolf and
Muhlenburg bad become 80 inr olIcnn,cd
from each o,hcr-,hai the patronage 81
the ofiice ce-ho!dCrs was so powerful that
tao presence Of tho Conqncrins Hero
wonld work such miracics-anl Iha. II was
sn easy 10 excite jealousy between Penn
sylvunia and New Yvrk-tha, these and
other causes would prove irresistible. ana
tha. their victory was secure. How hide
did they know the spirit Of her People!
They hare risen in all ihcir strength. and
hurst asunder all The coils Of the Bank.
all the influence Of Ph,Iadelphai. all the
patronage Of office. all The attempts TO
produce a jealousy between 'he iwo great
states. They haven risen in lhe malssiy
of their strength. and exhibited one OF The
s'rcnees. examples, ,hs, has ever been
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fHE JOURNAL:
CAMDEN, NOVEMBER 5, 1885.

The publisher of the JOURNAL is compelled TO
throw himself the charity Of his pat,ons for the
appearance Of bis paper for the last two or
three weeks The clrc umsianc which prevented
its publication were entirely beyond his control,
and are not.yet entirely removed lie INDUCES
Tie hope that he viii soon be able 10 continue
regularly In the meantime he assures his readers
mat every eserton sha! be made bis part to per-
i''m his dosy, and that if the paper does not up-
pear q; It's usual time, it viii be because he cannot
get hands TO print ii.
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Sr;etar -lSay. ,..r Lincoln Transcrp. Of the
Gad VI, Alr Wn, AZ : S,uo,rvs. Of ,h:s
eoua;y, 'eurt dead on ,hr :2o,h ;ns. III his
residence a: Lie Ca'a"3n Springs, with tis throat
ca:-on :i.,, a Catonrs. ,nqu.s, was held crcr
the iody. An4 : verdict Q: suicide brouga, in. 4,
appears ,.'s h had :irs, attempted 70 accomplish,
h:a cri :v'h = r.'"l. hu, ui,s,ns h., ain, he &c.
:,-,: 10 :..r :..y2ag -!s..yr t.r..i
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From the Ncw yotA T,,r.e-.n.

Io"ihfM D,prarity:-Thc records Of
our criminal courts have recently cNh,b.,ed
an alarming Increase IN The number Of ,onlh-
ful criminals who, 10y rrcmaiu'ny II
wlckcdness, appear to on,str'p almost all
their older predecessors IN guilt. Al the
last term of The Court Of Sessions, no less
than twelve young men, Of rather proposes
s,ng appearance aud some c' them The sous at
highly respectable parents, were convicted
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Some oi ou' contemporaries appear TO anticipate
! 'uPia'r. lT.wccn ;!.c United States and Mexico.
I;sc'na s!.'! hI' Gor"s.irs. the Mexico Minister
md, p.:"np;o'y temand ,h.; Cen GnSx.
should Nc rresl!rd from NscosLoci:c., and on ,h,
him.: 'ri.>, j b The F.csdrn,. Lc de,nandrd h:s
passports Wiz; i. 20 tc thu ,rsu!, tituc slorc
,..n &c (, r.rur.
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iRRiI Is

Oct l:' Dec y, n,l.auc's shon,, TO John Ros-
ser, WITH merchandise tor r. NJ Cask,ll 7.
lans. J Ros>cr, aud a. z. Ruliin OF CAM
den
uu a.. Isom Davis boat, 10 John Ros-
scr. with nrrctan1+c Tor " J. Gerald, }.
J DUNLAP II Low. l''Sshop& Co, } VI
ENc", p : V'Ilrpi.u" Shprnon, M'Gcc a.
{" oi au,lou, aud O J Dye, and ]. W.
iluey OF tie Interior.
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Tur GErA1 RAJ: Eoap There were 25l
sha.cs taken ia MS town in the Louisville, Gin
cinna!i and Char!cs:on Rail Road II IS supposed
there has been taken in ,h,s State three u.iions Of
the s,oc&-fous millions secures the Chatter
There csn sea:eciy think. be doub, bat
much large. amo IN: has bern subscribed.