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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Bor eint9er 3eit tpurbe in Netp:Vorf etne
WaI IhlHe erfuneen, nit tpelber man cine be-
llebt9e 3ett blnourt unter Dem QSaBer oers
irclIen uno nit ebeu oerlelben 2ethtt9feit
oartn arbettcn fnnn, als 1u 9anoe. Wan be-
Eolent 1Ib nun ibrer nit Dem 9lidlihFen @rs
Ifcl9e. Der @runo bes Meeres ldnas oet
HodaDaD Sanf 1T NIT ben GrImmern 9es
ihelterter Sd1lffe an9cfliQt. @iui9e Derlelben
hatten retd)e Haeun9en an 8oro, Die gun,
Sbeu in lctheu Artifeln beltanoen, Die lan9e
3elt erfDroern, I'M oDllto i'm MuBer Al oerz
oerben. Sle l1egen 1T elmer Stefe bon 20 SSuB
llno itno n:t uno nah inter an9efdtpemms
tenn Stanoe be9raben tporoen. Su bemlelben
Neolere habcn audi Die Shtfe Werifo uno
Vrtltcl lbreN uuter9ang aefunnen. Qebten
Iper9on0eneu Wonat 6ebruar mad1te man
NIT ubenermdhnter MaIhine einen Terld)>
lin bic Sacun9 bes 8riltcls an Sag al fDrs
cern. Grps Der 1ebr falten uno tiirmifhen
IgEttterun9 gelan9 e6 cen @igentbumern Der
Wald)tne unuerbalb pent9er Sage Sitter Su
rem lSertbe BON 1000 GbaIer su retten. Sie
beltaneen in @iIenwareu. 0teuerriugs bat
man btele Nrbeit fert9efett unb bpfft, oo6 lIe
reld>lLt ild belobnen nerCe. Ser grfnber
cleler nllslthen Wafhine lit SOerr 3aDlcr
BON 9ie,psycrt. g5 1T cine bpble Si9ur, Die
elntin Ntenlhcn> nur iii einem ,peit srD6eren
UtaaBltabe, dhnlit lleht. Gle be(tebt aus Ell,
mem NIT Gjummi elalticum ilber;coenen @e>
wrbe> ausaetredt ouf cilernen 9iiu9eu uno
plattcn. Gtne 9lrt eaterne nit einem oiden
alolcrnen Soalbcplinoer bloet ben Sopf. Sn
oee Tl9nr, al Der Oefpidte au9ebroht flno,
t6Bt (ltt Der unteriroid)e 9trbeiter tino6 uno
perTnft 70 in biz Iiefe. Wittelf eiuer laa9s
ell b;e9iamen NUhre ,piro ct nit Der erfors
oerllden enft periebcn. sIn9efomu1en auf
letncm Stauopunft Fan, er I'D, nah oQen
Seiten bin nit Der 9r6Bten esitbte9feit tefpe:
gen. Soro ,pe9ihaufsln, Stcine uao anoere
oinoerni6e lei Seite lthaftt,. QSo6 er fnoct,
tetro ait etnen 0afcn bcfelfi9t uno lcoanu in
bic Sopbe 9ebradt.
@S bat fIh bereit5 cine Gjeferihoft or9a<
ntNrt, i'm Den @ebraud) biefer Mtld,ine in
aQ9emeine 9lufuabme Su b:lnAen. CSrei S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Sabre89ebalt Der criteu Staotebeomten bet
Repubif 2era5 : prdfeert 10000 Sboles,
0ice prdjlocnt 5000, Stoat6letretdr uno
Die @hefS eer Shatfommer, bcS Grieeemi>
nilteriums II. Der Morine $500 Ghater, @jes
neral>pcltmeiifer $500, Der erlte Shreber
etnes jeoen Departements 1900 SbaIer,
@cntrcdeur, 2ter Nuoitcr uuo Shosmeilter
$500 Gboler, Chef Der @enerol SauocfFce
OOGhaler oubcrorbelltlid,eG GjeIalrte 5000
Ehaler nit 1890 Italer IanoQelb, @elancs
lhofteitcrctir 5000, 0cneroIsslnnnIo $500
Gbalcr. (Fricben6zGtte
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

ron 40, 900 @uIoen 9emadt tat> tpdbreno
Der Safer fclbft nur 10000 guIoen beDlteu:
erte. Shirt 9Dtetterniot fcu> tpie unS qelo9'
porocnI Su ihm 9eia9t tabeu: " GS lheint,
8arcn, oaB sic utdt niBen mas Shiflid1s
felt erbci1d,t. Soerr NotbfhilO 1T reiter
ais Sie, uno oenncd bat er nur $4,000
@ulpen oeoeben. Wnn metnt> sic odt1ten
lid, felblf erbobener ais Der Sbron. Der
,Railer, Nerr 81nquier Gina, miro oielen
3u9 Jbrer Woblthdi9feit nno Selhetoens
belt niht oer9eBen !"
NanoDer.-Der &0ntg tpar 9elcnnen
1T cni9en Sa9en nad) Serltn ab5uretien,
BON no er, tpie e6 betBt, nat) ecnccu ab9es
ben miro Ger &r6nun9 beDSupohnen. Wan
pcrmutbet feine Soauptabftdt ieD bic Vers
mdhlung 1etne6 Sobnes nit Der &onl9ln
8ictpri0 su Stanoe Su brin9en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Die Staot OuiucDt in SIjnpis fcu in elmer
lehr bl1tencen Sage feiuI uno feIbit in biefer
3ett cbne lluterbrehun9 fortlhreiten. SIM
eort9en Sabre tpuroen ooieIbit bunoert Odu>
fer 9ebaut, in oiefem fInb breitunbert tbeiIs
i'm 8au be9rtfen> tbeils beabIIhti9t. 0ead,
@btca9c urfpriht Quincy bic erfte Soonbels,
ltaot oes Staats su tperoen. Sbre Sage it
oortrefHid) nn0 baS 4ano in Der Nahbar>
Maft opm beten. Sie bat etnen Der bc1ten
eauoun9pldbe am MiBieippt Ole bort aus>
9elaoenen @ilter uno ein9euommeneu prc>
BUTTE betra9en mebr ais bon bret auoeren
Staoten cberbalb ct. Souis, Nltou nid,t auss
9encmmen. 3uoem miro Der bereits unter
@ontroft 9eaebene Gie9elwe9 bonn Mabaldy
mad benz MiBietrpi in 0utneD enbi9en, uuo
otelen Srt 5u etuem StapeIpIaB madsn.
lStimme hes 9eLfe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Die fran;6Giheu Benohner Merifo6 tper'
ben Spfer elmer beitdnbi9en Gefobr Dor
radildti9en panolun9en Der Merlfaner.
Au 90 9lpril fiel III Der Nauptlfaot Mer=
ifo ein Stier9efed,t Dor. g6 bate $4,000 3us
fhauer. Der Otter fe9te llber feinen 9e9s
ner einen Giger.
Sn Merito berettet Gd cine oGl9emetne
HepcIuticn Dor, bic eieiem un9lilfliden 2anz
ce elnen fheren Naltpuntt 9eben miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22
gbarafter Der Nmerifaner.-

eharafter Der Nmerifaner.-
Sin amerifanifd)er Shriftiteller d,arafteri>
'1rt ieine eancsleute fol9enoer maBen: Mir
Deroen tnGlle 9ebcreu, II. balti9 erScaen. @in
Shsa9 oes 3auter(fobs mad)t uu6 9liif(id,,
etn 5rpeiter Sdla9 eleno, unb inn nddblten
Au9enblid baben mir ,pieoer 9encnnen anb
9leld, oarauf tpteoer vercren. Infer &6rper
III cine ecfcmcttoe, er mabt 10 02etIen ir
Der Stunoe; unier @eiit 1T etne Oampfma>
id';ne; unier eeben eIeiht elmer Gtern>
ihnuppe, Der 500 ilberrafbt uns nie ein
elettrllder Sdla9. tDeltbiir9er.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Ole Hirtbe uno tRcllner 9leideu Td,, in
Der He9el iberan Sommt man in gquis
page angefohren, miro ba6 9anse Sans in
Seweaun9 9eiebt f6mmt man oIs beffdub>
ter Wanoercr 1T ielten Elm 3immer su haben.
90 9ien9 eS neulih audi s cinotQ e, bem
Scbn oe6 E6ni96 Der 8ronsclen, imSd,cc6e
ces republfantfhen &apitolS, 3u Waid,iu9.
ton, cas- er ettpa, pbtpohI prinI be9eltert
fir Sretbeit uno @lcidheit, betrat, Gr fam
Ioo(elbft init 1einen Sc9letteru gang tucc9nito
an, uno es fdemt, ais bdtten fIe es ourh
tbre 1dlehteiten 010de rarauf an9etra9en,
itd) in Wafdin9ton BON Der @letd belt
Su be5euaen. SIM erlfen Caule, tep @ooebr>
|oerlon9ten fe Bett uno Mobnun9, tpurben
pom &cpf bis sur 3ehe be9loet, fir nj d, IS
~ ertb 9eholten, uno ab9emielen. 8cn
oa 9ien9en fle in 8raun'6 noteI, pc lIe Elm
dbnIides Scrutinium su beiteben batten, Ii.
enolit bic Betlurs erbielter, SaB bios spsp
Dad'fuben nubeieBt tpdreu. Neau blieb,
nno beSo9 oas Dtd)teretabliBement ndher benz
Otmmel. Ser Gellner brad)te oas Eremben.
bltd, ttno ais Sonotlte bic Stole pe6lelte>
uno ais prin3 init Der Meihe bon &c. &C., bic
auf ben 9em6bntihen Meufhen 70 bel @es
malt an6ltben> rieoer9efhrieben bate,
erbebte 9onse StYmp,'
nno oa6 bette 3immer ltano su @ebote.
(l((te ltnD ncuc Q1clt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

SIM &ailerthum 8raTlien tpuroe, oa Der
&ailer nur ein 8tno 1T, fiirSlih cine Negents
ft)oft 9espdblt. 9tod) 8ertdten bonn I. SlpriI
erhielt 9lranjo 9ima srpet Drittheile Der
Stimmen fir pieles 9lmt.-Oie Snlurrefticu
in Hio 9ranoe ftebt nod 70 tpte ocrber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Oas Warleiler 8latt g nj apbore
meloet aus 2Ilcrancrien y. 28.Wdr5: " Der
2!ufltanb Der Drul len miro ti9lih fllrd,tbas
rer. Sin: II. fano, unmittcIbar nab Der sIhe
tunft pc6 d9rpttihen Srte9sminiters sldmet
Dalha, melher am 4tcn bon &ablra ab9e>
reilt mar, ouf elmer @bene bon DamaStue
eiu hisi9e6 Grefen itatt lit tpeldem 9lhme1
beoeuteno pertpunoet nuroe. Die 0ttoerln9e
Der d9Yptlt)en 9lrmce par pcQltdnoia orel
paidns> Safob 8ep uno 500 Wann f1elen
ou5 9anSe 9epdd> oa5 @eld1b uno etn 9rcs
Ser 2beil Der Waffen mo Der Weunltlcn
wuroen ben Ste9ern iiberlaSen. 9ln Die Dr1s
len bate Gh eine 9rcBe 9ln5abl Seonlnen
an9eIhloBen, ,peld1e ntdt tpenl9 gum Ste9e
beitr19en. Man befirhtct, boB> tpenn otelee
grcigniB bcfannt miro, Der Slufltnno al9es
mein iperoen Dllrftc." CID,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

e!uf einsm Ban su gerar imStaate Geras
9eriethen YHajcr SinsleY uuo eugene 9tas
pcrro nit einanber in Streit. Snoem Der
cine rurd,bohrt bon eiuer YiitclenfugeI nies
oerTel, ltieB er rem anoern etn YcmiemeBer
clWh6 S,er3 Betoe nuroen ais Qeihen aus
DEM Saal Der SreAben bmmc99etra9en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22
ben Sbrlltincefubrcr Sarbo 9eldla9eu babe
2eBterer oerlor 600 Waun.


Serli n.-Die curd 9ripatbrtefe eiu9es
benoen 0iad'rjdten iiber bic Serbeerun9en,
wclde Die Soer au9eridtet bat, Nno Ghrefz
ell er:e9eno. Wan 9iebt an, oaB 9e9en 70
Ortfhaftcu III Zen OerIhleocneu Srah9egen.
oeu uuter WaBer 9eleBt iIno, cinen 9rpBen
Ibcil ihrer Oceroen perloren baben, uuo ihre
6elomarfen mehr ODER mlnoer 5erlt0rt 1eben.
Sn Sranffurt an Der Socr 1T Die qrOBere
0eiabr 6urd ccn Dammbruh bel Gultrtn ab>
ISemenoet. Go.
N2an Ihreitt aus Wien, baB bic Soupers
ine bon Scltrcih, Yreu6en uno HuBlunc
I'D, am 20ifeu Suli Su Drag oerlammeln tpers
cen. Die &Ont9e Don Soanncper Saiern uno
Bitrtembcr9 louen bel oicfem @on9re Sc 5l!'
i9elaeeu >perren alleia Oeitreih lblteBt altc
IItalieniId,e Siirlten Oaoon aus, neil eS otes
le!ben ais G1ilerreih abbdn9t9 betrahte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

9luf Dem pbtlabetpbier Marft boben neue
@rbfen une @rbteeren ibre Grlbeinung 9es
maht. Ole @rblen Yertauften ~ Ihaler
cas 8uldet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Wm. Baron, Der @rmerorn9 BON Sctopi
u6 eyman in 91cd,efter, q. g. fir ftulpt9
9efuncen, foa ben 25. Sult gebangen rerben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Teuer.-9lm pcrlesteu Wittmot, trah ei,t
perheerences Ssner in eancai1er, ga. aug,
wconrt feds Stdlte ees 9ico eion 0otels
abtrauntcu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Ntd 8aar;a ng.-giobte fdeint
entld,lcBen su feDn bic Saarsablun9en Der
Wanfen in philaoelpbia nod tpeiter binaue
at ftieben. geY elmer am 1iten Giefes oa,
ftlblt 9ebalteneu Gcnpenticn Der 8anfen,
tplsree Elm Scr(hla9 Inn auf ben 4ten ndd,s
item S,stp 3ablnn9 an,nfanaen, NIT 9 9egen
Z oerncrfen. Der 9rpGe Me9uIdtcr ftimmte
NIT snoern ba9e9en. Man fam allo noda
nltt fpi6en, bis pann feline Sd,inptditers
Wajefdt t-Ycup. Nitncr's S6tpun9rao -
es erfauten ipiro, oaB bic 8anfen BE 3ab.
lung opllfommen dnf1n9en. C01ea. Nb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

) GjcmiBenstie. Gin 8rief pbne ltnters
fttrift 1T neulid pom Staat6 Sd,asmeilter
erbalten wcreen nit elmer @inIaae BON IS
lhaler, NIT rem @riud,en bic Sumne als
bent Greoit bes Staats &: febcu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

Cine enaIifhe 3eitun9 teribtet, boB bic
Guantitdt ffarfe @etrdnfe pber oie(mebr
Gift, oaS jdtrltdb in gn9tanb nrh JrIaub 9e>
trunfen miro binldttalit tndre, einen N:u3
uolt 60 Tus brcit. SUP tief atno 8 Welen
lang 5r fprmlren! (eeda pa~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

= Ger Georgia Sonltitutirnaliit oerlThert,
baB llt1 bic @berofees ctne WGtreritanb aus
bem Gebicte Gteoraiens fprtEhnffeu lal'eu.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

The late federal convention has produced
an effect in Berks county, precisely oppo-
site to that anticipated by the federalsts 1t
was supposed that an imposing display of
strength and windy defamation would stag
ger our firm democracy, and produce an al.
most miraculous conversion Of thousands to
their ranks. In this it will be seen that
the federal leaders have greatly misjudged
our sober, steady, rejecting German popu-
lation: a German farmer is not man TO
be unsettled in his opinions by shallow
declaimer, however elegant his exterior or
specious his argument. So far from even
producing futtering among us, this con-
vention has animated and inspired our yeo-
manry with an enthusiasm, which is per-
fecty irresistible. The folly of attempting
TO carry Berks county by convention is
family imaged by supposing an attempt to
storm Gibralter with pop gun.-Reading
Demo locratic Press.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16
SPECIE CIRCULAR.

SINCE the passage of the resolution re-
pealing the Specie Circular, the Treasury
Department has issued circular addressed
to all collectors and receivers of public mo-
ney, instructing those officers to receive
the notes of banks in all branches of the
public revenue, under the following restric-
tions
l. None are TO be received but such as
are payable and paid on demand, in the
legal currency of the United States"
2. No notes to be received of less de-
nomination than twenty dollars.
. 3. No notes to be received ofany denomi-
nation, unless, ''payable.on demand, in gold
or silver coin at the place achere issued" &
equivalent to specie where received"
A. No notes to be received of any bank,
which since, the 4th of July, 1885, has is.
sued "any note or bill of less denomination
than five dollars"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16
an .TNAr. Isas.
ceived.

At meeting Of the citizens of Blooms
burg and vicinity, held at the house of
Charles Doebler, ON Tuesday evening, the
18th inst. convened for the purpose of taking
into consideration the expediency of ma
king suitable arrangements for celebrating
the 62d anniversary Of American indepen-
dence, DANIEL GROSS was called to the
chair, and VIM. G. HURLEY appointed Sec
retary, when it was . ..r
ResolUed, That the following named
gentlemen constitute a committee of ar
rangements DIR. John Ramsay, Caleb
B. Fisher, VIM. M'Kelvy, John R. Meyer,
Daniel Gross, Leonard Rupert, Charles
Kahler, and Thomas Willis.
Re8olUed, That II. Webb, T. Painter,
and John M'Reynolds, be committee to
prepare toasts for the occasion. 49,.
ResolUed,-That all surviving soldiers OF
the revolution of this and the neighboring
counties be requested to attend as guests
and join in the festivities of the day. ,.,
ReSolUed, That the committee of arrange
ments invite the citizens of the town anC
country to participate, and also the volun
teer companies of the neighborhood.
DANIEL GROSS, Pres't.
WILLIAM G. HURLEY, Sec'y.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

Philadelphia has again been the scene of
riot, disorder, and even murder, caused by
the preaching Of the doctrines of abolition
and amalgamation. On Friday, the sth
inst. Mr.. Bats, watchman, was murder
ed by by negro, supposed to be crazy,
and on Saturday, as Mr.. M'Craney, a
respectable young man was standing in the
street Conversing with his sister, he was ac-
costed by two negroes, with the question
whether he was the person who assisted in
the arrest of the negro the day before. He
answered that he had nothing to do with it.
They then left him;-but after an absence
OF few moments, returned, and one of
them, with long bowie knife, ripped open
his bowels to his breast bone. He survived
but few hours. The excitement in con-
sequence of this murder, became general,
and large concourse Of citizens assem-
bled in the neighborhood, some affrays
ensued, and the authorities of the city COM
PEELED the BLACKS to retire within doors, and
forbid their holding any meetings or
Sunday evening. The excitement, although
somewhat abated, is not yet wholly subsl
ded. A few more such acts as this will
have tendency to drive the whole black
population from the city.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

At meeting of the Banks of the city ol
Philadelphia, proposition to resume spe-
Gle payments on the 4th of July, was voted
down by a vote of to 9-the Bank of the
United States voting in the negative. Thus
Gov. Ritner's ballance-wheel has again by
its votes and influence prevented return
to specie payments, at time too when its
president declares that the principal impedi-
ment to an immediate resumption, had been
removed by the repeal of the Specie Cir
cular.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

Pretty Reen.-Rev. Mr.. Holmes, Of
New Bedford, related the following anec-
dote at the Anniversary of the American
Seamen's Friend Society, in this city.
"Two sailors once met-the one looked
downcast and folorn; the other accosted him,
'shipmate, what's the matter?' 'Ah! said
the iorlorn man, i am sick and destitute
have no money to supply my wants The
other put his hand in his pocket, and pour
ed out his money, without weight or meas
ure. A merchant looking on, said, Ship
mate,no you ought not do so, you ought
at least to take note for your money Il
am no merchant said the sailor, Il never
take notes for my charity
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

More .Decency in Congress.--Mr. Bid
die, of Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Downing, of
Florida, both whig members of congress,
had wordy war on the floor of the house
a few days since. Mr.. Biddle charged MIR.
Downing with falsehood, as is usual with
wings when they get cornered. Mr.. Dow
ming not liking to have this portion of the
whig tactics applied to himself, advanced,
in battle array, upon Mr.. B. but was pre-
vented from striking by the interference OF
other members.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

In the early part of last week, the work
men on the Lehigh rail road turned out for
higher wages. They did as is usual in such
cases-ReSoIved, that those who did not CO.
operate early in their plan, should not be
permitted to continue their work; and sue
ceeded in efecting this object ID
The authorities, we are informed, were
applied to-and promptly proceeded to the
lines with force sufficient to have quelled any
attempt to violate the laws; but as no one
could be caught in the act of actual trans
gression, nor any found upon whom breach
ofthe law could be proved, no arrests worthy
of note were made. tf.
The affair between the employers and the
employed. We say strictly so-for we
have not been able to learn, fom authentic
sources, that any harsh or offensive meas
ures were used on either side.
Wyoming Republican.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16
From the PainsUiile Republican.
MORE BRITISH OUTRAGE.

Just as our paper was going to press, we
received the following letter, which will
speak for itself:
Torondo, May IA, 1898.
Mr.. II. Steele--Sir: AS the steamboat
Champlan was passing down Detroit river
this afternoon; we called at Maiden to wood,
and as the crew were taking the wood a.
board, the soldiers commenced beating the
crew with sticks of wood, and heavy canes,
without giving any reasons whatever; and
about this time the negro soldiers came on
the deck, to the number of thirty-fve or for
ty, all we'll armed with daggers and bayo-
nets. The battle grew warm, the mate of
the boat saw one of the officers, and reques-
ted him to call off the soldiers, and men, and
the answer was; that he had no command
over them. We began to think of the steam
boat Caroline, and thought best to get under
weigh, and to our surprise, found the lines
which the boat was made fast, guarded with
negroes; and we were forbid TO cast them
off. At this time we supposed there were
about one hundred men on the dock, and
then the cry was, to aboard the dam re-
bells, and give it to them" We found thai
the only way for US to do, was to cut the
line with an axe, which we did. This was
all that saved greater loss of blood; but we
did not get away, without leaving three o
the crew; and five or six of those who go
away, were badly beaten. ,,s
We are told that this is notthe first tint
that they have insulted the stripes and stars
GEO. BAILEY, of Concord, o
| LUTHER B. PARKER,
NJ. MOON, Mate.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

We have received the Democratic Re-
Uie,o, for June, and cheeriully add our tes-
timony TO the value Of this publication. AS
a literary periodical it will vie with any
published in this country. In another col
umn we publish table of its contents.
THE Gentlemen'S Magazine, for June,
is also received, and it fully sustains the
we'll earned reputation it has heretofore re-
ceived.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16
Commissioners Office
Danville June IL. 1898.
NEW d R M
AND AMERICAN COURIER.

YENHE labor and expense bestowed upon this pa4
per have already gained US a large list of coun-
try subscribers; and we shall spare neither time, la
Dor or money in making it the most interesting pa
per in the Union. We are now engaged IN Procu-
ring some beautiful designs and it is our intention
to produce one, two or more, every week, as soon
as our subscription list shall have increased as I'd
warrant us in incurring the expense of engraving
They will be done on wood by one of the finest en-
gravers in the city. -
In point of local intelligence, scientific essays,
literary articles and general news, our paper al
ready acknowledged equal to, as in sizeit exceeds
any now issued in the United States. As family
newspaper we never have and never shall insertin-
to its columns an article a sentiment, that shall
call a blush uponthe cheek of beauty Humor, wit
and pleasure may always be found, and OF the most
enticing nature, without swerving from modesty,
and deriding morals or religion, and OF such cast
shall ours be.
Besides embracing all that we have stated above,
our paper will contain Bank Note Table and
| Price current, corrected weekly. we nope our
friends in the country will assist US IN extending
our circulation, that we may at once commence our
intended improvements. ,r. ''".
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vance.
No orders attended to unless the money IS remit
| Ieu, post pau, Ut Il CITY IClCi6iiCC gwen
Post Masters throughout the Union, and in the
Canadas, are requested to use their influence to OBJ
tain us subscribers, and we will send them paper
| gratis.
! We wish TO establish agencies in country towns,
and persons wishing to act for US, will have the
kindness to drop US line (post pad) to that effect,
with city reference; and we will enter INTO af+
rangements with them at once. They will find our
terms exceedingly LIBERAL
| New York. 1888. '",
Dun ExcHAxGE LIsr.--We wish to exchange
with our democratic cotemporaries, generally thro
out the country and shall feel obliged ii those OF
them with whom we now exchange will announce
! this in their columns 1t is our determination with
the blessing of Heaven to fight good fight for the
cause of the people this ensuing year, and we are
ambitious to stand well armed, and with full qulv-
er in the ranks Of Its champions. Our daily paper
will be sent in exchange for another daily, and our
weekly, which is the largest in the Union, for a
weekly. A concerted action among the democratic
press is most desirable and would accomplish pro-
degies.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

We have been informed that a %hig boy,
over the signature of " Odd Democrat"
has made an attack upon us through the col
umns Of the last Berwick Sentinel. Will
brother TATE, send us copy of his paper,
as for some reason unknown to us, our reg
ular exchange did not arrive. We should
like to see what an "Odd Democrat" can
say in justification of the proceedings of
the "boys meeting"