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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
Doctor D. Gttgelnta,l11
in paris, Starf Gountp, Sbio,


nSisbt biertuit csm esrsbrten publi'
s> >fum sur Nabribt caB er nun mis=
MSS5a Der Don bfn Irppfeu uno piasn sur
0ei!uag bYRsrl4er Rrdmpfe nno
s@2sz4ssSs Mutterftanfbe;ten, aus 2eutfbtaue
erbaltsn Bat wie daeb Grdutersei(t Ssseu
ltinsdbwesceu, Sbwdde uno Gtamp(
oet waBsrbIafe; alIsrbefe 0ofnannstrcp.
fen, @oietiafrnr uuiUsr(altrcpfeu 9esen
Sefdmpfe, Massns unS 2nbbslb,pstoea.
JnionSe's smpfsblenb 1T bic abfabrsnbs,
bluisreuisenoe uno nsrp ntirfense 2sbsns:
eBsns, bic ibOn felt ur6ltsru 3siten Der, in
Dem meoi5inilben 21boratorum Der SamiIie
Guse!mann, wie nod beut su Ias. bsrsitet
naros, bic in GsutibIanb hbsraa ais Elm
fbasSares Daaemittel pen Secgmaun &C.
btaubt unb dnarfannt worOeM 4. DaB De-
Fen bsiIlams 3sitanstbeile auS fOlfbaren,
bier ieitsneu. tbsils unt ,fannten. 8smir:
sen uno ridtt aus Sraateru befsbe, BE-.
wdbrt Die Nsbtbeit oisfes Isutl6en &C.:
tens: gtri,s, ea5 bsp ibm ein3is su babsn
1T; rpis nod fsruer esrits tQeu, Die eias
b!utsTeinisense gi9snIobaft taben uuo nbsE:
baups in suterBirsuns bic 8aiIespilehaber.
ttcifen; pcaIsIioA fbnsersen!neefnreS unit
beiliamcs pFllter in fosenannfen SaBFis
Zen Oser 8eIni4ioeu; pF'iter um Iaasspei
liSe a!te 9eIbwhre iu ke;sa; pFafter bic
&,abauscu ea 5asen ja uenis aaseu sans
fber unD Obae sAn'esD 81 pe:tre!sen.
sts AriteapfesIt ct iib sur GOrtoauer
bse ibm bisset sei6enftea 3utrauens, ineem
er fists Die biaisfenSOreetunsen feiner0ilfs-
IrianRse In aeet besaItea u. fb betreben
wira. ieasm ossfsnmensen 2eioenJuitanb
Rraftiss entse ssa ,a uirsea =; seioaosss jUn'
sc Eeibsleate, resdbe sustb 3ufaa in sewi'
Fen 3sitrmitansen, oft in ausjebrence User
fouft Observation-Disclosures serfalIen;
70 pis aseraauFt Assjebrenee ieses AIte q
uno Gef6Ie6tS, fbHnen ftbere 6Ife Don
tbn esrarteu. ia (eiaer gBobnuns oser
Dffsan Der sRtitea .Ns:slete, 1T er auieit
aniatffeH.
Sannar 2S. 3nf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
Nenrp k1tsn1tllec,
Slecb> lmD GupferfbmlDt
in Ser GSfnSf SnnfNn

- IN 0er Staot Santon,
0siat biernit sem publisum aDtunesecu
- an, baB er i'm Marftniered erIastel
Gtabt, Die ete 2bnr fublb oonS5 81. Sim.
bau ii. Goa. Stobr, oae friber pon 8aien
tin Sudius betrisbsue 9sIebaft nun auf si-
8cne &ednuns ibsraommsn bat, uao iekr
NQe Nrten SIebarbeiten
in Eupfers ODER 3i.u:TIsb tbsil5 beftdnoiG
anf Qanb bd!t, tben5 eiefelben mab itosl
8sfe!Iune in fhr5efer 3eit auf fdbne, oau-
erba(te ano mObIfeile Deife verfertist.
G9feur0br uu1 Ocfe1r
Don &cbrbIsb meyesn BON jsoer Gattuns.
70 pis man Is peslanst, osrfertist, NIB
Stt dtArbett
an tsosm 9rtifsL Der irseuo in fein Sad
mag, svivo laubsr uno woblfsiI
oeribtet.
uabebanpt miro es I6 Der l1nterI6riete:
ne an8eleeenIepu lasen, ouY6 frense QIuf:
nsrffamfsi: auf fe;n @sf6aft. ,pis ouyo bill
Iigs prsife bic &uneIbaft bs5 VubIieums 81
ossoisnen uno erbalten, uno bittst nit oiefer
9srfbruns rm sinen Gbeil Der Sfsn!!iben
Semo9enbelt.
9einri6 &ismille +
81. 3.-Nltss SUPPER 3inn une DaeBiue
preen i'm gIustaulcb tir II paareu ansenor,;
men, ooeree miro rbSbteSaarsslo=W eib
oafar 5t;abIt.
Canton, 9fon "a. 1887. 95.o
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
Ssfunobeit nit flelnsn uusolien
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Nr. 9. .. @la.f praioent Der Mefsrn
~ @efsrpe meoiSinifbsnYsltalbaft, fabrt
nod iinmer fort, Samilien= Nebiju sute:
seiten. unb eiefeIben bur6 sans Sbio, euscb
ben nbroIiheu 1bea pou Meu Yorf II. eureb
etli1e 2betls bon psnuiplpanien 5u psrlbie<
Zen: Seine MrSepenen inaspon ben borsiie
iiDfsn Msrsten oes 2anoes, fc1pcbI rsasls
tnaBi8en ais &rdnter Dotoren ansmpfob:
len. Die Mrsentpen iino sirSis uno alein
aus Ge,pabisn 5ubereitet, 70 eabie arb In
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Sen ft6 9eorudte Mn,psifunaen eabes. 70
baf3 Seeernian oieleIben anrpenben Yeun.
: Sic Mr5ensyen bsFeben aus aspep alrtea sen
giGen, einem Cordial uab einem aininent.
Wtflen SO. /. Fnb elm t6dtises 9lbfdb.
sanasmittel fur ale Sistsr angriffe, pe,s
pesbeusn Massn. grfdltunsen, Yleuriiies u.
alien Saaen. no Elm tbatisesWittel notswens
big 1T. ...f.. +. (.
piGe SO. 9, fino fur Sale, mo bas
Tieber fbon Sestibritte 9smadbt bat, uno
no Erdffigs 9r5enep lbaelih tpirsen fpiifbe.
Gle finb Defenders 9uf bep anseffedter Qe.
Der uno bronifhen Gransbsiten. fir speibs
libe &ranfbsiten, ,pie anb fur QBsiber in,
Rinbbett.
DaS Gorbiaiife eine Urgency ;nrBe.
EubisunS mno Shlafr3eu8ung bsy G;nbern.
&c rnadt bas SpFem rubis, tespirft5hIaf
NAB ftiut SGmer5en, cbne bic unanaeneo.
men Tolgen, bic 70 oftuon ben ieht aetraub
ten @urbials uno glirirs berrhbren. Die
3suaniBe Uon Mersten unb atnberen. Die init
Der Mirfun0 D0n MrKnevsn bsfanut ffnp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

aselbee Den selam,t'ten Norratb @iinwaas
en- pon 9rn. ssrpis SosIs ansetauft-uu
u. Jtsuppsf nno philadelphia einen ueue.
3nias erba!ten baben, baben uunmsbr ibr,
WuEnabI BON
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

fen subereite, son
Sacob 9oucf, in Baltimore.
Disls meeiein sann init polls0mnenei
sibHteit BON isoem MIter uno In i'bes
&ranfbeit eebraHbt ,pethen, b,fcnbers in
folseneen &fanfbeiten -- unteyIeibsbes
fbwerbsn, Dsrluf oes Nlpstit6, unpertau:
Iidfeit, Wasen; Gntsineune Soo.brennen.
DiarrbUe Rabr. solceneseer Siiei. seflbr.
|te nonatlieDe Neiniguna. 9 6arleb unt
aneere Tieber, Wodeu, 8stfcpfuns ebc
lera Mtcrbus, Mns5ebrun8 G.sdituns, 9u.
ten, 9nnaenentsinbana, 9alssnt3anoans.
stid yQufen, 9leberfb bner3en, Glue fDlaa,
Arbpfe. Maderlubt 2eberfTanfbeiten Gslb
|fnbt, f6wsrss ss,lrinlan,n, 3piferids, ners
|pbfe anefftopbulbls3 3ufdae, psnsrilbe une
|aus saus uafsnsm 8lutentfftsnesn aranf
bsi.en.
81 D. Miqiam Dunbar III Ger sirs'N
autboriilrte QIsent IN start @auntp, nnb en-,
|hdIt Die Yanafea oirsft Uon Or. Saud lelb(t,
Ganton Wcn. "a. b.p.
Canton herald., 1838-01-24

The Proclamation Of Mr. Mac Ken
zic to the Canadians In substance EN-
bodies The following motives for raj
lying to the Patriot STANDARD. IL Is
dated at Navy Island, where he is en-
deavoring 20 make a decisive and de-
termined stand.-Nqtchez Courier.
@pcrpeiual peace, founded on a
government Of equal rights to al, Sc
cured by q written constitution sane
toned by yourselves in . sonvsstion
Canton herald., 1838-01-24


te3n1iea '8 sNsft ~ its lm.iw lr
tflied sis'es.
:. Tint tlf slale hoold iass stock
q "a fpa aHtnt Ns1l tha United
Niate4
:. fhal individuals atl colnprtles
ahf Neft 10 On auauul roAl h. 'hs
s'ritAsrivint b. ilal means one 'h,al
" tlle stat 10 i've United 'teies. one
il.ial ~ ihc s'a'cs. and wlc tlld Il
ndltidnnl nnsl cemHahes.
livery individual should " i fes..
dent ~ tic United States. anl Of ihe
s'n'e wherein bc took tiock 80 tcf.
son should III permitted f. iala or
hold Stock N said hank, who was -
affsilonl 81 tie United States.
the mother Iank tas 1t N itrnedl
e hc established ai Iheciit of Wash.
lngton, auTa branch ut lhc capital "
each state, and then divided, SC as to
suit tha convenience of the people.
say. q branch TO every three ccuniicS
or to each sonatoriaI district, or other
WISE, as Tiny might wish
The Directory 10 Be chosen 80 as
70 give thc powers cqual. % Congress,
the states anil stockholders. truly de-
mocratic.) this forming chain. on a
similar principle to that Of tie Gene
raj Government and tic sovereign
people through their representatives.
Thea give to each state q brarch, and
and q Capital in proportion to her cx-
ports; the tine OF loans twelve
months; Tor President OF the Bank,
Governor Hamilton. He said he
would not support any bank with
Nick Biddlc' AT its hcad.'
This is us fur as took notes, which
! very much regret. Mahy things
have escaped my recollection, Of d.
rectory, issucs, interest, time Of char
ter, sc.
'fhis v 4 correct statement as iar
as Il goas, 81 what Col. Claiborne ex-
pressed 10 me. ] have The notes vet,
and any person can rce thcm by call
ing onme. | took them for the pur-
pose of setting those right who were
deceived in his views, ard ! am very
sorry 70 find myself deceived, With.
many others Of my political friends
THAT could name.
His proposed charter Il carried ont,
world neet NY views FOR bai&.
IF Col. Claiborne's remarks were
for NC personally, mine shaIl apply
to him personally; II they were not,
nine will only apply politically. Iiut
! Iexpect the Former.
The notes arc as iull as | conla
make thenat the time, without gong
into particulars, They are before
yon; II you OF the public can make
amy use of them, you are o. liberty %
10 81.
Respectfully, yours,
j.. BARRE TT.
Canton herald., 1838-01-24
Tiil.AatRI.lIs NEiYalr.

ttfHefNf shfts
tesss, tlh fa0afy 1856
~ fts fffas,at's fw syTeis, VI NJ
Upsm IA iiIpsfn'fhtet NJ
~ s'ersf " lsapm
Niat have lfc haubf. herewith.
iq Iwha tou. feht hNtteiefs ihs hoh.
ofabs body over wtiali f6u preside.
Toe enclosed fefpffn sht State Ffsss.
tref showing ise iseei operations asl
condition. " ne Treasury. fsom DE-
cnnneuecmtnt of ny Official services
up @ tbe iifsf day NJ january, 1885.
And have ihp honor % bcs ,cy
respectfully, Iout ob't. sers'L
JAMES Fiiii.tips,
Sine FHdurr.
Canton herald., 1838-01-24

sltllaf sa3 iHlHaI #Hlsaa ~
~ fei te teluel iae pe.4Ae W
tl#fl Fil4a aff ~ lle 4'e hHd Vim
= Iaalett fsF etli ttAf VI tgtY
t'f8 llAi lHlHsHs iaa usif
q i''*s They Afe HDw loWsHs f fis
pAil9nil eariiel lfh lh elaats -
tlriiilsl7 Nn l,ia tltltff. Stay ~ fa.
1lt u sur'i as truth abl iaslree do.
Bisnd. Nriits Ceprf
Canton herald., 1838-01-24

l|rfua aa I,ia sNlstf. STAY Af T..
fHlt u sur'l as lfFh ahl lasltee BE-
giand. Nritit. Ceefaf.
OUTRAGE ifrUs QUEEN tH
TURIN.
vn Salurlay allerHunh. the tfi pf
November, about tlfse 9'eluet. as lnf
halcsiy vts pa4sing n lcf open car.
L'ogc lbFcpgb tho liifLcuec walk. So.
James', ou hef WaY % l'uclinahmn
Palace. whilicf he Was pfocceiine
rom bflgll1nsu person ii TIC 1arh
oi q gentleman suddenly sprung io
ll'c yida ot litr carriage. and loidinv
~ his ist ina ihfeatcning manner.
ialde usc Of obscene language, and
with an oath designated hcr Majesty
by the most opprobrious epithcts that
can be applied to "a female, adding,
sand III have you OF vour throne and
your mother too lie immediately
ran of and ELECTED bis escape. Her
majesty did not appear to feel any
alarm, end the carriage proceeded
rapidly 10 Buckingham Palace. In
formation Of the outrage was rnme-
diatcly forwarded 10 the commission
ers Of police, who instructed two po.
lice officers, vino had been on duty in
he Blrd-cage walk, 70 trace the
offender.
L appears that they had some clue
TO han, for they soon discovered bis
name and address. HndefNGhe war
rant fof the secretary Of statA, A,-they
proceeded 70 his lolgings. 1t tie cor
ner Of the Regent circus, where they
fingered about the whole night IN ok.
pactatiou that lie woaId r8tmn home.
lt appeared however, that he lial ra-
termed before them, and GA Sunday
fine of ihe constabIes knocked at eha
aoor, Qn IFS being opened, they
ptoceeded up stars and arrested the
tlaiiagQeAt. Ills name is jobn Good,
lafe eaBtaia of tha I0t6 {laSsars
Fle Is describad as . man as pantla.
ng.nIy- appearance. and about fartV
.ge9rs.of aae. tie v.ote & sfar pbg1l
his bfeast. ard .rad the officers ~
lay hold oa Inn, eyclaimiac. that neI
Nas ther iiere lord ana Kmr of
g!,,t.elaad aed taat l,e wo4Id tear tie
(,aeen Ii pieces IIe made a yitor.
oas resistance to tbo officers. ana yas
witil dfflictity forced Into q hackney
coach. and. Gas driven 70 the stcre.
tarv of states Office at WAitthall.
On tie Way hc broke the windows
III fhe coaeh. ma conducted hinsalt
IN the fa6sfoutfagcoas manner. This
vas al Que O'Clock on Snndav. F,iI.
Efe.lerjl, Zoe Nas n sra;fina a. the
.secretarv,s m,ice before v6om the
nr;soner undefwcnt N examination
me witnesses examined we're Two
.feo+nen If her maies,y. the two 10
ice constables n, eady mentioned. and
q German aeetleman whose name we
6have not been able 70 ascertain, who
heard the prisoner apply the insulting
and opprobrious eniihets 10 her mai-
Eesty. During the examination the
prisoner continually interr,pted the
witnesses. sav;nr--..he did not care
"a d---n what tbey said about him,
he was Kino of Enrland. King John
l,ho Second and ,baf the nrcsent was
1.-The EIGHTH wear of his reign" Mr.,
yas nsesent dnr;no tbe exarinat;nr
wb;cb M lasted for about an honr and !
thalG. and one or two Of the minister.
wcre n waiting Il IN adio;n;np anart
IL ~,
Canton herald., 1838-01-24
rcA THE o.Nroa rrsALa.

70 Miss p. b., os LOUISVILLE, Ky,
Oh, sing 10 me another song
Of fair ltalia's strains;
May not thy dulcet notes prolong
The mem'ry Of her plains
Whose fallen towers and palaces
Betray her wasted wealth.
And yel 80 rich in minstrelsy,
That breathes Of love and health.
Sing, maiden, "As | view these scene
So charming" | shall hear,
For fancy's hghtest breath shall waf!
Thy varbling to my car.
! love 10 hear thy mellowed tones
To view thy graceful meini
Thy silver ciortsstrike yetoncemoces
Oh, maiden, sing again. $.
Canton herald., 1838-01-24

.esemen's lUf tho bena'ii "
~. sat ~ by lheA grsi "
lht qaaff
nsst ADVERTISEMENT. r. Ion
1. IS, a.,efsbic, $ months, $40
la do. 9 do. 30
al3. do. ~ De-. 5U
ias eanddaies for office Will
M each.
~ wops must DC paid for on
on letters must be Paid, or
M be attended to.
s~.~e- --.e--srs...- sa's-s''s'.''''
|. Al'ER FROM com
GRESS.
lsslsstpPl DELEGATION llASE
rni.tR sRaTs. On the 28th
) I'rentls and Word made
,arance on the floor Of the
tatives, and through
81 presented the credentials
lrcnoa, and claimed their
& House as Representatives,
,ple d. the State 81 liiissl5-
d Chair laid their cieden-
y the House. becr tAcse
/. Mr.. Cambreleu;s moved
Eeace . the Cemaittee on
rascs, d Kentucky, offered
|a b hat.. aiseerS. eai5&S
EellaEci ID tqke sgets Ia ibs
taAe part ~ csg aa,e
ifSiRe Mr.. Popo Of by.
|aNs i inoti.iied SO as l0
vi Oat all after @feSoitea,
Iues,aaat tie i5o,tSe i'lsia4if@
easaeis tote S3eaf7s ID, cn3
areigs rteea ida seSSi9f
glas l.ssl's G2di5ofae
Iaiel and protraetod debate
~. Cialoorne SAID that he
ssolallew his rivals b take
Eascnss the lnatter, but was
iAelr being sworn IN. lie
sliilS 9R thf Gtc'@2o3 ~ itr
|leh, he sa'ds he and his col-
adefed as lihai, and On tina.
|iFy had not again appealed
EIae. Ga tie other hand it
that Messrs. prcniiss and
0e fresh froH the people
lnphant majority to hacs
they were elected IN par
The Governors ptoclama-
Fame invested with all tae
Fua r"hts which iho lawful
il'olp the officers Of the
sovereign State could CON
|lsh better feeling was man
the rights OF Mississippi
exhibited last session. In
evident in the course o.
new light had been shed
ect; and that Messrs. CIai
ohclson, if sustained By
'' usurpations by the part,
s, wonld be backed by ;
nor vote. Mr.. Claiborn,
Fled N Justice to his com
adn'. that they had con
canvass during the elec
holo,rably, and even gene
~ MS concession be. note'
'ed with the insult and on
sAleh bis organ, the Loco
y has hcaped upon them
7 that the might of trut
.ss.Iy Frcvaill After d Ion,
" H., y iesoia''oil SO wa va
NJ IT,, ra',',.,, ao'es-so 70 S1
ded Il e'aI'1oreleng's a1' = NOTE.
tbe coz. NJ 0alhoun' 50 !
70 ,bs b''I,i''s'so Wnasa q GA o,ectloa y r'
With H. i rouse ! al the y, iac'
i :,asnsaa M .''s ''la,feF' Is Ihe p. m'
Canton herald., 1838-01-24

'H iH*lA" tgNFf#'i9 ttt u Hf ift Hl
iae 'ndlith ndstfitY 81 Eve 'I'4ts4
Nft r. meet 80 ysfleF thf lneffas
lnaa&tftilNye ihe sfst tilHttas
h.n'. J tm'tit lsaee. most = e,pe, {.
Naf' " tfFesf Vs. necessity 6l 3.
fVfiHg 'aHe measure ID ftHfe lIe
faeIffhi 'gtrieeiloh II ll.e 1nt
Hsh8ilN atd ueollee'ed fegonaa NJ
ihf t'uit. u llts smIel be- dome. end
fHg metlle#od iHsre hfot ht INTO y.
tilFtle funds 10 nc eeHIis of tic
fft0snfy.il might 10 the opinion oi
your lfeRsUfef. tc saiiiccnl for tho
ordinary and current expenditures ~
tle Cotrtnmctl. without fcsoftiug "a
ihecfcft.en gfany rcN ubccsfmv.
aiion. er an increase ol rates urnh
those alftBly taxed.
~ oi which isrcspcctfl'ly submitted.
JAMES PHILLIPS,
State 1tcasHrr.
Canton herald., 1838-01-24

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lnefi NJ glt
knasfesfs ~ ft sHllees
as.f iafef isa. tud ifif
t#f atials lsllff
ast Ahlc1iHfe nef seH
fVs nlHH
5ef alihiifi fns
I t a'sed qfeaql
tnrste lvf forty 'tiea
le 81 pleoHlfe tFet 4
u totoa'rhe' lneiili.
sff bss ihan ono yenfsni'd
warIy
80 efanasel aflyctiisefs W
NJ. own inineiihie lmsinoasi "
rseweuia luf tba bene'ii of
~. saat ~ by lheta, ulnel "
M sqaaff
asu ANGarlsEsitNTs. .--- lf'l
Isl a.,efsbic, $ ioonih4, $40
as do 9 do. 20
do. ~ dn. 80
ias vandidates for office VIII
aseach.
N woeA must be paid for on
on letters must be Paid, or
not be attended to.
Canton herald., 1838-01-24
JUDICIARY OF MlssTsSlnrf

JUDICIARY OF MISSISSIPPI
ist Judicial nistrict, cmnposs 4 IN
me counties q Adams, ciaib6rnn. rer.
ieison Warfen and Washintton:C,ea
Coaltor, Judge Of Circpi, Comt mo.
y. Freeman. District Attorney.
ID .lldiciai District, composed of,bo
counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, Carol.
la'lcbusha. Chcctaw and TallahatcA;e
Z. =. Shat'urk, Circuit Judge y. +,
Carnthers. District Attorney.
ID judicial District, composed oftho
counties ~ Wilkinson. Amitc. Frani.
I'n, Pike, Marion, Lawrence and Han.
cock;Jamcs Walker Circuit JUDGE
y. Q. Cage. District Attorney.
An Judicial District, composed ~
The counties of Copiah, ,Cosinrsof.
Smith, Scott and Neshcta. Bnchnef
lierris, Cirtnit Judge i. G payton,
District Attorney.
5th JUDICIAL District. composed of
the counties Of Jackson, Green. Perry
Wayne. Jones, Jasper. Clarla and
Latderdale: I omas =. Sterling, Cir.
emit Judge John Watts, District At
torney.
Gin Judicial District, composed of
the counties cf Lowndes, Noxubec,
kemper, Winston and Ock,ihaeha,
J. (. Trotter Circuit judge Henry
y. Bennett, District Attorney.
7th Judicial District, composed If
the Counties Of Alfalfa. lease. Ran.
kin, Madison and il.nds.C. X. Clifton,
Circuit Judse.John II. Rollins, Dis
trlct Attorney.
9th JQdicial District, composed Of
the counties Of ofCoahoma, Bower, Mar
Shall. Lafayette, ponola, DE- Soto and
lunica: Frederick w l!ulng, Great
Judge IS. b. lsaacs, District attorney.
9th Judicial District, composed OF
the counties Of Monroe, chicKasaw,
Ponfotoc, Tippsh, Tishamiueo, and IT.
.awamba: Stephen Adams, Circuit
Judge--I,euben Davis, Distric, Attor.
ney.
Canton herald., 1838-01-24
MISSISSlppI SHIPPING COM
pATY.

TIE Information politely furnished
in tho annexed letter and statement
will be highly gratifying 10 our read
ers. The company, BY Their cuergy
and exertions, have done much honor
to the city and state, as well as them
selves. May tie goood cause still
progress, and Mississippi be enabled
by her vast resources 10 outride the
commercial storm with which she has
had to contend.
Canton herald., 1838-01-24


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The Cholera has made its apr
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Canton herald., 1838-01-24
NATcHEz, Jan. 3, 1885.
NJ. S. n. r. Black:

Dear Sir--iIaylng lurniShcd at The
request Of a friend, a statement OF
the cotton Of the present crop shipped
by the Mississippi Shipping Company
for expectation, have concluded that
you would like TO know the important
fact-important 70 this community
that we have compressed and shipped
to Liycrpool for the banks in this city.
and individuals, since the fast If Oc-
tober last. over $4,000 bales Of cotton,
and that we are COMPRISING on m
average 400 bales per day.
Your friend and servant,
Canton herald., 1838-01-24
Nili,oru force or he Tnilsf Sia,

lMili'uy forcc Of he Uaiiei S,a'es.
The regular army Of The United
States, according 10 the report annex
ed to an official document Of the Sec
retary Of War, consists OF one Maior
General, two Brigadier Generals, one
Adjutant General, one Quater Master
General, 4 or masters. comnissary
general OF subsistence, 9 commissaries,
I surgeon general, Is surgeons, 90 ASH
sistant surgeons, paymaster genera.
II paym0sters, commissary genera!
Of purthase, ? military store Keepers,
Is colonels, 5 lieut.. eolonels. a ma
jors, l18 captains, 356 lieuteEants.
1908 non commissioned officers, 972
musicians, l08 artihcers, &c. 1904 pr.
Yates. Total 1859.
Ruaniag for oGce.--A fellow who
was seen hurrying along the stree.s
in Milton lately. Was asked what ci-
flee he was running for. He said
esquire Thorn's by Jupiter I'm ST.
ed.'
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Canton herald., 1838-01-24

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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
TRIAL YoR sLASDEg.


We learn from The Philadelphia Led
ger that Elizabeth X. Long, young
woman Of that city, Of respectable ia
mily and unblcmished character, sued
Lorenzo D. Fleming, preacher for
SANDER. The suit was tried before
the Circuit Court for Philadelphia
country, in January last, and. icrrsina-
ted il verdict for the plaintiff, fol
$4,000 damages, win costs. Thus lsay'
the Ledger has the slanderer beer
taught that he cannot, with in'pun'iy
and from the pronnp.lnss Of dastard'y
p1alice, assaii those .ho,,, he supposc'
ia be defeaeless. A sianderer OF any
kipd is william; sIandcrcr Of a yo'
ma, IS william il, The double sense
Hat 10 SANDER woman who is poor
sdefcnccles., without a shield ofpow-
.ryfi,i friends, !,sspeaks saui which
81. san hardy find terms fit for dcs'
crribinr. But such wretches generally
and that those whom they suppose