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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

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soIt Uertrdnte ibrrns 9trrrsben unb er,pae(te lie
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tbnen erloute, totb meer Slotrn aus3uscten. Das
'par her Anfan8 ber perbeiBenen Sseform
Die 209smebr9cit 1T Der 8efek9etuns seDorebte
oiefsr Anreutuns, pbsletd ale 0emotratcn lio6 pa,
9ese" tfrdatten. Die Aussatc neuer, eleinerssant.
noten pnrec erlaurt- bas mar ber erte @brltt per
| Iteeeratifben siefrrmatoren!
-9err -5utbarp pom $pratn Garttp, Gin 70 gutter
Ssntotrat als je tette, falns parauf ror, nan oae
bic Gage bcr Santen nntcrfuben. ga bate man nut,
'ncnen fonen, bic @bisslierer, prn peren 9is(e-
als Cantbreftcren nno @tcdbalter, tetbeiliet pa.
ren, batten fir bic tnterbun9 tti,n,ntt, oper pes
n9fens gang f6weisen folen, neil te, ibrem Gtpe
uno Der Contribution semaB tep teiner Srase nit
Der ibr prtrotintrcbe pertunpen it, tttmnen btrfe.
Ater tcbt :-NQe tttn,,nten sesen tOerrn 6uttarbs
0sfbluB; Scrorc ais tpollten fe foscn: "pas 9ctt
mag gnfrieren.tpn, paB mir tbm 9@inptatsr lietrn
I-,plu cs atcr fcbcn mic ts init uutru 8ctrrlten
tebt 70 fblieben mir tbm Die 1bdr pcr bcr 91ae au
Sort, bn t1rusieriSer petet mas trau6t bu iu spiz
Ben, ,pic pr unere 6e(bafte fIbren. 8icb uns pein
Ooh nnb Silter, nimm pofHr unfer @6inptaIter,
bic piel be6er ilnp-pas 1T AQes mas mir pom Bit
irerlansen-une i'm uetri9en salts Wlaul, unb tlet
uns NIT ltntsrfu6unsen pom seite." Dies wa- Der
Sweite 9hritt Der oerlprchneu Reform -
Aufpefe Nrt fubr -oerr 2(len fort, unb erlalterz
te feline Scmcrfun9en init prattif6em 8rifrirlet,,
bic hen lauten Reifaa per perfamu,cttcn TpEtsma6e
bcrpcrlcdtet,. Gr tstpiss, um uner pclities QDes
fen sanjtiA ST fautern, mabe pplitit pom 8antwe>
fen setre:nt, ras beibt, feline 8ante,te toetDalz
9efessetunsen sesuabtt sperbes. t3um SbfuB fprab
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Scltes ti9ener xaS lit. QBabreno bc,n san5cnS Sab
&c bat IS eine oatt am eine Sseprafententen relt.
9rt-an rtefem Ias ater eebrt fene urfprinsli6s
8etpatt ,pieper in ttine .9anpt ;uriid. Oeftr Gag
| lit, in bic fem Staat,
Der 5treite Dienita9 i'm Stteber.
Oas 1T ber Gag, at, rem tas Gpt .6err unb 9Hets
tter 1T. Bablt rtr(em xas $eute. bic fabis unr
ebrti4, nnp untsitrhtn pur@ 9enteinfub f1mp.--
2apDntt alIt an biefem zase ben Q1ablen tep-Tic.
mano bleibe pabein1. $aBt pen pFus res N6crs an
jenem Gage tteben-artetet auf pem Seine Der 9rGts
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erwa4en, rereu refine nnb rsicbe 5rabte Guren'
&anre, Gub fe[tf unp Gurer fpatetten 9ad'tomme,t>
Gbaft pom erfbten Se9en unp 9.uten fepn werren."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
2So 1T Nrom gSa9ner uno feline God)ter
Gatbarina Waaner

9(us Srottelba6, Canton Gufet, imSfnisreiee Teu.
~ Sarern, rpeiebe tm Nu9uit 1886 naeb 91prra
2(merita atreieten unc in S(cu ycrf anaefrmn.en
inb, unp pom pa naeb 9lctport i'm Stset Ns,,> Ser.
tep siensen, mo beiaster Nbam 2sasner in .eaufe
pcn Webac Sieel in bic Sc Sien9 feit ,pelbcr 3sit
pir oter tcine Na6riebt rrn ibm crbaltcn baten.
Seine Srau bat leb urr cinem Sobr noeb Nncrita
tesctcn unb tp1nftt germ tbn auf;ufnpeu, uno hit.
tct nun 1crjlisb, 70 Senaub IGN. oner rcn %encr
1cdter rpeis, iDr 9labrt,bt 5u 9ctrn. 4pprcBe am
Gbrittina QSasner, waDt trp
Canton, Canton 9)ctts Offs, Stset So. DGio.
Stptcmtcr FL. 4me.
Ultnfere seebrte .9errtn Gcuesen mcrrrn tr(lldbt,
cbtSe Anjcscn etebc o)lalc cr5uruten, ,poflr mir
1u 8e9cnritntten tcreit ttcDen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
Tlpriba. Ole @r;eBe Der synoianer

Tlpriba. Ole GrSeBe Der synbiauer
In 8lcrioa tperoen td9lih ihredlider Gi:g
ltd) laufen 9tadyriebten bon neueu Morothae
ten ein, bic Die Snoianer an Den WeiBen
perltbcn> uno tein Sarmer Der 9tahtarlhaft
1T mehr feines eebens fder. Gin 3u9 Sa
gage QDd9en filuf at ber 3abI, Der bon l6
Wann Scr. Staateu Sruppen be9leitet mar,
tpuroe itt Der Nahbarfd)aft oou@entcroiQe
BON 60 bis 20 Suoianer ilberfaQen MIR Elm
QSa9en tpnrce gerettet> etn &orpcral uno 5
MouIelel puroeu setoctet 1t. atpei Soloateu
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
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Scr etntsen 2srdben, III ebirpo,rop Taunfttir
qRapne Ga,lntp, -6srr Sieutes, SrrSfer init Oiit
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ron GEirpa,pap, 'frnber ron 8erts eauntp, pa.
Nm l6tcn Siefes, bur6 Den Gbrm. J5rn. Satf
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OimifAillcn xaunfhip.
2thl 9tcn Sisfes, bure6 QHil[iam mlee ecrmid, Gia
-oerr Srhn Scnes init Uiib Serab DcunS, tepb
ron Sadtrn Iaunftbir. .--.,. 49,.
2m soften Ansntf, burdb etn Sbrw. 1aslslsimer
serr sssnatban eatartr mit 9'is Tana oelari,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

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paris xaun 6t,r:
Nm 6tcn 9teies, trr6 hcn Gbr4r. .oaneu,, !5trr
SrteFb Seinfbl init DfiB 9arab S9afer.
Nm l2ten Oiefes, nureb pen Gbr,p. Bilttntr, -6r.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
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SeutHbe 8erfammluno in Wavne Gauntp

Sep einer sablreibtn teutfeben 9erfammlunS. ses
baltcn 1T, 8ofbaufe pts J6errn .osinreb Gplcrs ~
QEpofter, Wapntas Ntenbs, ben liten Septemttr
1888, ,purhe 2arl 6. Crater als ptai,rent,
re -oerren 6. 8. E trielp uub Gbrttt,an $ebnan ais
9tee> praittenten nnb bie eerren O,atbas @erbarr
rer prafoemt ne 8ertammlnn9 anserepet uae te nit
bet 1tdt per3ufammcnta tcfannt sen'aebt bate,
wurpen fplsente pethfabe Der 8efilfAaft pcrselest
8efhlrseh, 9ab elle fp,rtbl einsetrrne els einz
sewan perte teutfbem Ginmcbntr in eefe,n eaantp
Die ber segenwartsen NfminiItratirn ssntfts fne,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
Seutftke s entrol 6 pmmittee.

csm Sc(se ettieber 8efblibe Dtiscr Berfammluns
~ ba(te th mid rtrpfiebtet, cine 3ulanmeneuntt
Der @lieccr Der xeutfben Central Committee, auf
natbtten Wontas 2ttenp balt nod ltDr, at, eerrn
Ssnbrcrs ctst 5u terufet., nm Olabreseln 81 trets
fen, bic Nuftrase erwabnter 9efbtabe in Grfn!iu'S
trinsen 5u t6nnen. -0enrp 50 IT, pras
@ ert 81. fob Gent. Grm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
Gin neuer Wooeu,
Sefentlibe 9enoue.


0ie Gnbe5beuannte miro am Wtrntaa,
~ ben 1sten Sttctcr, at itrer Brbuung
IN Canton, unmeit Der fatholiihen Sfirde,
felsenccs gi9entbum on Den Meiftbietenecn
ofentlid) gun, Serfauf auslesen:
Der @runo uno oo5 2iSobnbou5
- ,peldes iIe eesenwdrti3 te,rohnt
@sa aEEkS-eas S,aus It gut unb neu,
kssa A EAs nit ocrtreifl.hem Setter; Ger
sszz=zsssszS Gjrunb it cine halbe ectte iii aus
ter Teus uuo fat neuem StaIe. Serner
ibr sefommtes 6ausserdtb a.-
lats, Elm Dfen Glide, Stiitte> Seftifelfen,
uno pieles 9lnecre, Al sablreit su benameu
Die Geneue fdn9t Mcr9ens I'm llhr alt
tcrelbstem Gage al, tpann Die Scoiu9uu>
Jsu ertldrt tperoen. bon -... ~,.-
Maria @eabau(eu, Bitttpe.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

qsette !-Der su Columbus setrudte " o.
bio p taatsran" maebt einen 8rief ftctannt frlsenz
pcn Snbalts -" Sd bere, rab per fcceralittlfbe
Greifeu,anr, Scbn Gpct, Den 8purernSr 3anee
aisfbtte r,n Su $ettipniren rno SInps auf5utrei.
ten, a,,ssefprcnst bat 9anee mirpe init elmer sro>
sen o)ebrbet oct, 5000 Stimmen gum 8cupern6r
|er,pablt perern. Sum lin i'd spar tein 2ecttens
sietbatcr; pem unSeadbtet mill ib eter nit bem
Grci(enann, prer Der 2ebis Central Committee,
cper brem Sdeemettfer Stirspep, pper fcntt einen.
ibrer Src,ilre tpettet, mic fcl9t:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

Das Ser. Staaten Sdiff @yane bplte
einen pirateu 1T Santa Grus, Generife,
ein, nadoem es oemlelben bonn m,ttldnbts
lhen Meere aus oahin 9efelet tpar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
@fdcn

1m lsten 9tetes, 1T q>errp xaunthip, tieftl
9auntp, Marp ANN eb"mtcrs, ill Alte'
rpn SO Sabren.
an namlieben Iase, in Dia6i!cn, 6 MN a, God
ter ron QBiQiam pansturn, im 15ten Sabre.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
81 900, has Q1i(fcn Sbannpn init .rtni8ffens 5000
90lcbrbet iter i'm fesen rpirb.

Sd ermahttss Sie, rtiscn 9orfalos bftntli6
tetannt j.. madben, QBcilen elmer peer rlebrere
lDbiss bic qBette aufnebmen, 70 fcll tas Geo, i'm
nerhat 4s Gtunpen nadbne,n 6 te baron tenaebrids
tist pcrpen TT Columbus nieperecest tpereet, penn
10 tanse nimmt es, bis ie Nnjeise rpn bet 4ufnabz
|me Der qsette erbalteH unp IN Columbus tintrefen
tam.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

* after H. @efhirrftad,cr |fno einecfaneft,
~ brc Nufncrf fanfeit auf neit 2rrratb oafflers
131aren rfattirter il,ontirter @nailen hia 8itts,
datirte Stcgtiisel 1nrten n. teffer attaltat, 90
sertenftn in Dem I5arts aarer.G te9r rri, st5 IN
aSaf. sSunr I. p.t eahts II Ssag.
The native American., 1838-09-08
VILLAINUUS CASE OF KIDNAPPING.

VILLAINOUS CASE OF KIDNAPPING.
Some twelve days since, an advertisement ap-
peared in our paper, announcing that black
boy, about twelve years of age, named Isaiah
Burgess, residing in this city, was missing,
under circumstances inducing belief that he had
been kidnapped. The parents of the boy very
worthy people were thrown into state of great
anxiety and distress, and several days were spent
by them and their friends in searching the city and
the surrounding neghborhood, for the missing lad.
The father at length started for Louisville, in
pursuit of his child, and his way to that place,
heard some circumstances concerning black boy
at or near Warsaw, that induced him to suppose
the boy referred to, might be his son.
He had passed Warsaw on his way down the
river, but Immediately left the boat he was on and
put back to arsaw on foot.
After considerable search and inquiring at that
place, he found his child at a farm house, in the
country, few miles from the town. The person
the boy was with, was a worthy man, and was
looking out for an opportunity to send the boy
back to his home.
The boy states that he was enticed by two men
who gave him money, to row them in small
boat across the River That they got into the
boat near Mill creek bridge, and that SO soon as
they got fairly out from the Shore they made him
lie down in the boat and directed their course down
the river. After while the boy fell a Sleep
when he awoke he found himself in a strange
place, late in the night, and cryed to go home
The men told him that if he said any thing about
HOME, they would fog him. When morning came
they took him into the woods and kept him there
all day, and at night, again took him to the boat,
where after consulting together. they left both the
boy and the boat, and have not since been heard Of
The boy wandered about for some time, when he
met with the gentlemen at whose house he was
found who, after hearing the boys story, kindly
took him home, with view Of sending him back
to Cincinnati.
The men who kidnapped the boy doubtless be-
came alarmed, Test they should be detected, and
finally concluded to abandon their il-gotten prize.
The boy describes one Of the men as being yerv
arge and having big black whiskers.--C;n. Whie-
The native American., 1838-09-08

There is semi-monthly periodical published in
the Welsh language, at N. York, which has cir
culation of 1900 copies.
The native American., 1838-09-08

(sav for 6 months of this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

NHw OAK, Friday July 2Othy 1880
SiR-On residing the European news in youl
paper of last evening | observed 4 parsgrsph Ia
ken from Dublin paper Noticing the great speed oil
the Royal Will am (sieamerl pralsng il being the
swlfcsi steamng heard Of Probably the writer
the United States he is much mistaken. There was
also report in the New York papers some weeks
since of an iros steamer Gin EnslaRd) moving at the
rate of o. miles in l hour and ten Minutes This
greatly exceeded the Royal William, but sul does
not come ap with some of the New York boats, AZ
the following will show.
In the sprng of 1887 the Erie and Novelty steamers
ron SO miles in the short space Of hour, equal
to "a miles in one hsur. Now this leaving the iron
steamer far behind rs she only made % miles in one
hour and ten minutes. The Royal William made
but Is miles an hour al the time of her greatest
speed.
Neither the Erie or the Novelty are the quickest
boats belonging 10 New York. There are several that
are equal 10 and even exceed them in speed among
which are the G. Vanderbilt Swallow, Rochester,
Utica, Narragansett Ch1mplan, New York. Lexing-
ton, J. w. Richmond and perhaps some others
The c. Vanderbilt, when chartered to take the
President Message to New Haven, some time since,
Now if the instances are not the quickest eper
heard Of am much mistaken. As none of the boats
above use sails, of course the speed was
attained throsgh the agency of steam alone.
1t is sometimes urged as excuse for the differ
ence OF speed between the English and American
boats that the American beats are sharper &c, than
the British Any person who compares the Great
Western with the Erie will be satisfied il ID false
by noticing or inserting the above you will much
oblge constant reader, and do justice 10 American
mechanics. FuLToS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

AsoIrrIosus1. AND CHnsTIAss.-Therc are so
many troubles and so msch wranelinp among these
WICKED fanacs that there will soon be an outbreak
separation IN the party. Some OF these gentry
assert, IN plain terms, that no STAKEHOLDER can be
Cnnstan, and, consequently cannot enter Heaven;
while others assert that a stakeholder can be q
Christian. There 10 very strong feeling among
them which must eventually, end in a division. Ii
seems thata two-party spirit has entered INTO the
pale OF every church. except that Of the blessed v-
gin, VIZ High Church and Low Church, among the
Episcopsliansi Old senoe and New School among
Presbyterisns; Open Communions,s and Close
Communonis,s among Bsptls,s; Rad calls and-
among tho Mehodists; Hicksie. and Orthodox
among Quskersj Tnntsnans and Uai,arans AMONG
Univcrssl'stsi Aanihilatienis,s and Immor,nlis,s
among Uai,arians; Portuguese, Germans and Dutch.
n,n among Jews. The Blessed Mother Church !,
the ssme throughout the world. Thank God we ar,
members 81 it, heiewe have no schisms. All unite,
m one cheering faith.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
AMIGO.
From the Madisonian.
Miss niiss0uri MILF


srnsbi its se hrr The stage. than snv
young and b-suli,u g,rl with nn uncomnen ND hiphIv
Gu vaiea mi d. dii'en tsra her chool Of mo.
=" ref &C. 70 he =, ga pace witch he shark from
"% :" ss +, nnuray With y, any older
was hea ped nPoa re ny rown n"h,r sn through
that The air Of the sensitive lovely ouca became lie
fre and that che only oundzeisf in cold precuc hs
grave
The ano synpafhsne world mt urns for her
Deep g ns4r, aura a"a y apes re- and there. upon her
drove her 10 he stage 10 d~abhe H.
graph A"s @ who would en "s -.
on The ID unf cling w"rd Tor oisi crime, rseSer
hypocrnica AID cold Pars+-s would ps, ,a drs,h
be au'ia' tnough snang ~omaa 4 Jua-h:-"He that =
without in. let him at the first stone'
"Th~ Philadelphia Gazeue sp, slirc OF The late Miss Mis-.
snui that While Mrs irrds boarding ,cI,ooi a
,on great piose,y shsacr, an pos rse, s.an," .i.
ordinsr Lipd The sais of her rare vas IN
the n,ohr wish with pr, mp,iuse and M
PINS. iraocen' Chi d. She lsf school un, .,
Ct nd Of odu the dark inheritance fron her and
IN n measure COMP He'd 10th stage"
She stood in all er io,.liness
An'dths b~autifu az Earth,
Her b. awning FACE seemed 10, Hsrd 10 bles-
-r~y.s 'rspoke worth
First NJ ,h~ shrine of know ledge bent
FIR, Al ,he a'aroi her Ged--
On VIRUS a. IN she preudy lsant
Asup bright wisd ms patti she rod.
The c-n,r, gem the pearl of price,
Amid nfe, or wsis set
Her u igh,a.ss iinr'a zurisg vice
III rswSriRess swept
The pure were glsldenrd by her smile
The roblesi her affections
Her youihfHi bosom knew guile
her generous nina no da inning thought
Ye,shadesa at grief world often come
AcTo,s her spirit, AZ the hryr
When Wild bees c. as their drowsv kum
A. evening closed he tena,T n ,w.r:
Their would she wander fr m the
BY Hudsor's sleeping mnoz lii wsve,
And weep I, r her. whose guilty breast
Hadsrpt hfr forth the world to brave.
Yearsrol'~d. and time bad ulled 10 s'ecpx
The sssp emotions Of her soul,
Ard though sh Z Il W, nj forth 10 weep,
Hrr asonh la ns hir u cnntrl-
'ew short years-are FAR
Sic hoped 10 spstd u - gloomy kosr.
An lht III natures nnsc piay,
And rest an id the fsrest bowers
But NAL &c eeu'anot s'umaer more
land shsi the sh q by envy tirtJ-
Hev h. alinr wounds they rudsis tore,
And In her henri their arrows dipt.
Tkev spnrned her as guilty thing,
Poor sufferer tor mothers ny.
They brake the soarr Ri 20, = wfrS.
And ieered her with IA, ir Mag Pie song
With hisedi' he art, and high hops crushed
Pursued by vile, uncesrruus uep.
Bindy. upon the world She rushed.
And res led ~ The sade, den
Enough hut did tcu nnsiirs cease
No!-g'ldinr SANDERS birhing .oagus
She bade her deviish u lies iucresse.
Asd through the pres her venom, lung.
The rpiy mother stseIea her breaa,
he herde Of 20 siored rcisoners woke
tn orphan resd The bitter jes',
And ssak beneath The EDWARDS stroke
IN SOD forgive their deeds ~ hel
MY rcthsr Oh. may he hesi,s-
She shrieked!-'hen on her pillow fell,
-, Ind gently, sweety sank 10 rest
.n,v. ,s,s JED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

BLACK AND Wars AnALcAnArros. JEw AND
AvaicAs-we have often wondered what business
vas that took cersip dakcy 10 the University go
often We have jus, sscersined that he is reci,ing
Hebrew with Nordheimer, the German Jew. That
eole'es gentleman Is preparing work entitled, "The
Bible opposed 'o slavery He thinks he can succeed
mach better than his white brother Weld Or opn-
bon 70 ia, u the University ~ open :. whites and
blacks ~i'hou, dsiinc'ion 10 high time fr IN. pub
kc 70 tnaw H. We iearp. sIse. that this Arrcso
s's"s '' csssged to white Dutch rr resldnein d.
visee o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

ing curse. To tell you the truth, dear B., from whse
can hear from the "youDe gent" he must be tho
neanest beggar that ever walked ships deck. Evso
his own messmates complain Of hun. He has been
on shore since dropped anchor in the Rosds,
(you cant call il harbor 80 as TO stop giving the on
GERS meney.
The officers are invited ashore tomorrow, TO "Ies-
rle dance at the ConsuPs. shall probably have e
pull them OH shore and if do will you descrp-
lien, such as get from the officers when 70
turn in the boat.
MAY 30lh, 1898
Dear Bennett promised yesterday 10 give yol -
account Of the "litile party" at the ConsuPs Wen,
Will give You the tale, just as got /, from the mid
az my friend; in fact he 10 a perfect gentleman, q
son OF one Of our Presidents I" that have been"
Well they went ashore, and walked mp 10 the con-
snIs and were introduced 10 all the ladies' Of Fanch-
al and beautiful ones they are and then danced unih
Soclock IN The morning, whsn the officers adjourned
un'li daylight IN the morning when they drank "ot&
south SIDE until ten o'clock in the morning when
they all adjourned on beard together pretty we'll corn
cd, assure you The SHIP or rather schooner sails
drecy as soon as The boats get on beard If her. and
therefore must bid you good bye kaowinp YOU Win
believe me when say that 1 still am your faithful
friend, as leng as God spares me-"
Yoare, An,oo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

Tar GasAr Mares At Casss.--We today pub.
sht 40 aid tiona moves IN this interesting tnsl OF
skill NJ this noble game, between New Yo,k and
Washington city. Every move 10 now extremely
critical.
18th. Move, ~ v.-outen's Knights .od pawn osesqvsrc.
sseosD sAnE.
10Th hcve, " " ouser krigh, Kire'steots SQUARE
The ~ho'e games can be seen a. HAS ford G. ere
Room, Aun st, tear OF American Mn-eua,--
Upon late writ wefound !, one Of me coolest r.~,tn,
~ the cry, very neatly 6ted up, and adding ptarur
10 c.u,f1t W. know If no NOR ssr cable plnr .
s'rasrr, ~ OF m,rclf q,tat,d by g,n,,s,n Ia then
leisure hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
N q M y Al, II Ea.

Sunday, July s2--O y. M.
The sales at the Baard Of Brokers' were yesterday er~
tcnsive fr few sys pre- and In some esse. ssn
advance was pereop,tle. Del Hud went up per c.n,,
Am i. per cen Kentucky n percent; Merchan,s "A per
cent.
Wall street still very q1et Hut e movements ere made
In financial matters Tororrow is the day or the hank
venon at Philadelphia aud bu little oeubt remsrs ,ha, the
Determination III be 10 operly and o.
The Is Of August This result will have eaes, of ns,ktse
about the hrt week In August
Domestic exrharge ms without material change Al
New Orleans he sight checks NJ Yok W, 70 so,d
ner cent nup-tb- On Bosom Al sayaspsh
on the is,h d,aft'on New York sold per cent
The Secretary ofihr Trepu invites for IN. mr.
chase OF two bonds 81 the Und for o. geo so
eseh payable one in year IRON aber seIt asd ,hs
other H. two years
iciraied that some difficulty win occur In the diswe
Oft secrre unlss Mr. Hdos hn,s, shcpd s,rp cr
ward and relieve the tsbbsge ,rurdl-r reasonable rate
State Trade.
Our remarks for yesterday corespnnd With the state o<
bu"s. VII Oh vi. &c. edinEJ dun, ~hosI any mate.
TIE iolowiug + comparative view Of the trade IN N.
n ss ana k'e canals Tor the second "'e1 July.
,...,-. :, Tsnrees TIL.
The Prn", payer ,ncugsd 10 s"e ,pes
~h fights nf srcy - hth Penns, Ivan canal waus in
Ne - Nn
the benefit 81 isd,paa The sb,vr show. tb., bey
H. " To- be q lt zach oher :. rival. S
The foll-w the business of the spd.y an Inc ixh
~, tue Iae ID saDai e-pps ed with the same time Isss
year.
10 1887. &aa2 %
In 1853 S7.7.s7i
Increase over 1887, $3.50 81 or N ,e,e.r,
TIL. fnu srd heat arriving al toe we, d.,,s. 49,,
D, Rod, wa ssf lows- s VOC Ss1e
,o,,s, sri, aosr B~sA sAest.
,ni.SsI f2,75a
ishss 7.75 Itoli
Increase IN favsr ~ issa usa =, az
the sernr pc,od, was - ~ e'~
In t57, 2 sN 100 poupds
10 Iss8 :,S7t loo poupo,
IN Tear, liis Opound. or v. sriy 30 re- cent
pp vouos-Te tm ign ~ ckss Which STRIVE, Lriop ell
" PvW bNgh =. and The ik,t whth this SEASON soulA
80 wei supplied very W al torrpn manu-, seures
,ne eon"s e factories p'h ~ hu.y turf
wv roo"s stu tW niate Iuity well pld w
ciI n ~ Ms The uclwn b. IL gn their fall ssIss
w't r''h y w give ~ impetus ~ III ia ~ve,-sny.
nhsAns,utFs-I W, narse' mu, ,h sane hss l~ss
= ~ ir'i ~, ush tho OF hsvs i~ss
IN '.s - 81 Aud Zen, y NJ o.. riding es,d-
n Th' srrsal have bee ,hs sr. h. bnt 20 s~-
ns' ants ann rrs's - nj ki.s VI Flour he NJ "a Hes
Isies 1rein rs YER, qui.L
H. - me ,srs H. tbs hsvr CURED hot ,t.y Hds
rstn thsres =" th' n'rrL, nsss "a the u Sr 500
sce,s On. asere~ q - ss ircre,se s~~.rd
- - =. " Mesc.,ads- his bsen &c, a. he sses h.ys
been fair.
Tr.nss e'i.s. yesse,dsv.
~ 49,. % ~, s cs o 800 s.s.r =. 1sci Pa IN
80 /" vt,t.rn.