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NEW LAW B0OKS.-Jusl received, and for sale BY
In y. TAYLOR.--BARBOuR& & HARRINGT0N'S
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DRETENSION.--A Novel, by Miss Stickncy, is jus,
i received and for sale by
dee2l H," F. TAYLOR.
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II ANTS METAPHYSICS OF ETHICS, in one
N volume translated from the German is lust publish
ed and for sale by i. TAYLOR
Also Tenneman's Manual Of the History of Philosophy.
Sir James Mackntosh's History of the Progress of
Ethical Philosophy
Introduction to the History of Philosophy translated
from the French Of Victor Cousin Professor Of Phoso-
ply and Literature at Paris
Brown on Cause and Effect
Browns Philosophy of the Human Mind.
The Works OF Locke, Blair, Dugald Stewart, Reid,
Beatc &c. together with other works OF the class
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
IL Trunk. Lost.

II OST or MISLAlD, Oh the Piedmont
- Line of Stages, a large round top
TRUNK, with sealskin covering, rather
white and without label, and contained
when lost, Methodist Hymn Book, with
fine blue binding, with my name written on
the first page, and bought of the Rev. J. P.
kerton,) two pair of sattinett Pantaloons,
one pair blue, and the other striped, with
various other articles Of dress, &c &c.
was to have left Charlotte, n. c. for York
vile, 5. c., on the morning Of the 2lst Of
September last, but was left behind, and nv
trunk sent on the Southern stage, and have
never heard of 1t since. If said trunk is
lodged at any Of the stage offices, those in
charge will confer great favor on me if
they will have it forwarded TO Charlotte,
TO the care of B. Oates, Esq.
N. Il. The agents on the above line will
please attend TO this.
J. S. MOORE.
Feb. 81, 1888. 100
THE Georgia Journal, Milledgevile,
will insert the above three times and for.
ward account to this office for payment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

According 10 Wilson, one Of these immense
nurseries near Shelbyville Ky, was several
miles in breadth, and extended through the
woods for upwards of 40 miles. After &C.
cupying this situation for succession of sea.
sons, they at length abandoned il, and re.
moved 90 or go miles of TO the banks of
Green river in the same State, where they
cnngregated in equal numbers. These re.
moyaIs seem to he always regulated by the
prospect of supply Of food, such as beech
and oak mast. Upwards of ninety nests
we're counted On single tree. Birds Of
prey, and rapacious animals are pretty regu.
lar attendants upon these assaiabIe comtnu.
mites; but their most destructive enemy is
nan.
As soon as the young are fully grown the
neighborlng inhabitants assemble with wag.
ons, axes, and cooking utensils. The per.
pelual tuuult of the birds, the laundering
roar oil their wings, and the crash of falling
trees from which the young are thus pre-
ciptated TO the ground, are described as
producing scene of almost terrific confu-
sion. These squads, or young Pigeons are
extremely fat and palatabe, and esteemed
an article Of great luxury. At the general
rooSts The destruction is also very extensive.
Guns, clubs, nets, poles, and every other
engine OF destruction which wanton avarice
can suggest, are all employed against the
swarmlDg host. II IS estimated that at least
Ia 4
general roost in LDcoIn Co., since the mid.
die Of December, the period of their arri.
val. Two muskets discharged at once IN.
to the same tree have been known to bring
down from SO TO so Pigeons. These, how.
ever, must be considered as extraordinary
shots. Even in much less ratio the de.
structIon would still be immense, consid.
erlng the Incessant warfare which has been
nightly waeed, for nearly two months, a.
galnst the devoted ,hrong. During this
period, the rooSt has been the grand resort
OF sport, e1ertlng as it were magnetic in.
fuence on the surrounding country, TO the
extent Of ID or 20 miles. The successive
firing of guns through the silent ygils of
the night has been the monotonous music
which has fallen on the wakefu slunbers of
the immediate neighborhood. Here old
and young, may be seen assembled all AMI
mated with the lively sensations arising
from the exhllaratiug idea of shooting Pr
geons Indeed for time, there has been
only one ali-absorblng topic of conversation;
scarcely any thing is seen, heard, or talked
OF, but Pigeons The morning salutation,
the accidental meeting 90 the hlgh way, or
the idle chiichat Of the fire side have all
uniformly found convenient conclusion in
the prolific theme Pigeons H.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
EDarlnttR
Friday, March 2, 1888.

rrOlr Superior Court is still IN session and will
:, ,3,,arn before Saturday. lis likely we shall
- more iuII notice of its proceedings in mex,
,eek's paPsr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

VFWe are authorised to announce JOHN
NJ. PoTrs, as Candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
Feb. 90, 1888. suf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
MARRIED.

In Cabsrrus county, on the 22d ut, By the Rev.
Daniel A. Pesnick, Mr. DAVID q NEWELL to
Miss +. N. HARRIS, daughter of Alex. Harris.
We acknowledge our fee
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
PFIJGJDTS N,J,Tfp

RELIGIOUS NOTICE
The Baptist Quarterly Meeting will commence
10 this place, 90 the evening of the I'd Of March,
at candle light Feb. 2S.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

Mr.. Webster put some hard questions to
Nr. Wright during the discussion of the
Sub Treasury bill, The latter IN his re.
marks bad declared tina, the Sub Treasury
scheme was more popular than any measure
ever before the country. Mr.. Webster
asked hun for his proni--was II to be found
throughout the Union "Do you believe,
said Mr.. w, that the people of New York
will support II or sanction It's support "
Mr. Wngh, nodded yes.
"Wbai cvidcnce have you of the fac, :" con
'tnuod Mr. Webster. do ron derive il from
the recent elections 10 New Nork,--in the City
and the State Discs IL come from The popular
branch Of the State Legislature Of New York.
Docs Il coma from those Senators who have been
recen' olcrtod to the State Legislature Surely
not From Whence then do,s II come If not from
The cl'y and the country,-the People. and both
branches Of tho State legislature win the
Senator from New York tell ae Mr. Webster
paused iot reply, but no reply was forthcoming
The truth is, no scheme was ever IRE.
sented by the Executive 80 generally odious
to The mass OF the peoplc.-Rich. Whig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

The Legislature Of Louisiana has passed a
law prohibiting free persons Of color from
coming INTO the State, and also prohibiting
Tree persons Of color who may leave the Stale
from returning.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

II is said that Dir. Preston has expressed
Il as his decided opinion, that, we're Mr..
Clay elected to the Presidency, his lnaug.
ural Address would settle The question Of
Slavery for the next % years.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

DR.. Montgomery, Member of Congress
from the Hillshorough District, has lately
to correc, the misrepresenta.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

Not long since, two sailors, passing by a
Ta,or's shop, and observing tailor at
work, with the back &c his waiseoat made
Of different colors, one Of them cried out to
the other, look there, Jack did ye ever
see SO many sorts of cabbage grow on one
stalk before
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

: f''r'da'--we have received no la,e new.
10 'hs army in Florida.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

Latest from liverpool. An arrival a
Charleston brings Liverpool dates to the ?,
ult There is no political news.
Cotton has fallen nearly ID. from tn,
highest poln, in December. The heav,
import OF the preceding week, 80, 900 bales
had caused this iall--show,ng the marke
to be very sensitive to large supply.-ib
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22
Qlrbeiter in @ilen un0 Stab!.
7SIfds SthfSsIer,

Gdlceer iu Der Stoot Gartcn, Sbip.
OeiQt hermit ben Setpchnern pon Starl
y Gauntp unb bem l>utlitum trSetentt an, paB CT
an fci,cm otcn Gtanrplatc, o,n Canal 9cScnitcl
.6rrrn Yutius, III Gantrn, ilnncr mod fortfaDrt
81 9lrten 6 1enarbeit
At pcrrhtcn, mic 9unrc,,z zSrbrcr, N1per>8rbrtr
ipc aud erc anpcrc Nrt BIbrer, fcrner jcce Qrt
Sebncirc .6anprcrfs;cu9 fir S@rcincr, Simmer:
lcutc &c. Seblrbcr rtcit, roc jeoe onrcrc Qrt Git
rrer Stabl Nrteit fir Oiafbincrie rbtr .0onpmerts
,rctcn. CT pantt er9ctenIt fir re tereits 9cncBcn
1tnterItiltuns, unp Miro lldb tcnilbca purb puntt
lidtct, quite 2lrtsit nn> ~rhftilc preite bic Srrt
bauer rcr etfentiAtn 8err9enbeit aud fsrner ~
rcrblcncn.
a. D Nu6 rcrarirt CT alle 2trt Nrteit bic 1T ftr
Sad tGa9t auf ras sSette unb 5u wcDfellcn prciitn
OT&atfee III nD en- nerpcn i,nmcr auf -oan>
erb1tcn, uap ,rcrrcn els gut marrantirt.-2lte Gof
fenuDlcn perrcn neu sel9nitten.
Canton, Olarj9. 3oOlt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22
a II 5 { { @ {.

O>cr ltnterfbrictene jei9t Dicrmlt pen. pntltfuw
u erecttnt on, poB Ct pom tcn 2tpril ricfte
Sabrcs pas QHirtbsDaus tetannt unter be,n Jlamen
a2attoual Nsaus,
in Der Statt W'aeillon, ali Der Weitleite
bes SfanulS, beSiett,
ollmr CT lleb tcnnbcn ,rirp, cutt5 tren9e Nufncrt
famtcit auf fein G3cfbaft, bic CUNT pts putlttuu
~ reroicnen Gein xifh m;rp INNER NIT Dem Setcs
pcrfehen cpn, mas bic Sabresjeit partietct; feit
Stbente bic aussefuAteten 9etranfe entbaltsn, un
ftime sera,unise @tauuns fou pur@ fabtse !eanp
tnncr in Der tet.en orrnuns ecba(tcn rerren.-
Sur,um, Sci(enrc unb 3urreebcnce tr!len 70 5urcr
tcnncnr, cut ut,D ratep tillis tebient merrt1 als
1ie ir9enp er,partcn tonnen.
pbilir 0etb.
oNafilrn, oQars 80. 1888. cont.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22
;9ter Jobr9an9.-
BeOtuGurrgeu:

1. Der ~ o Saterlanbs sfreunp unp 6eiil
Der 3eit" crf6ent reSelmabi8 jebcn Sreta9.
2. Der Sutftrirtrnsz 9>reis lit 6 in xboter
unb so Sc s., in Soraustc;ab(un9, rrer 3 boz
er, faIIs rc 3ctun9 niHt inntrbat Der erten 6Ilfs
Sc ces Sabrs tesablt wirp.
,. 0ie Sertnpuns sef1iebt arf Soften her ltnz
tcrl6reitcr, mno 8riefc an bic Joeraus9etcr muBer
Frltfrep cinsetan>t ,pcroen.
4. An,ci9en mtrbcn brcimaI has 9iereet fur 6 l.
mem { safer rinscri!dt milBcn ater irsteidb taa.
te,ablt nerpen, ,rp man ni6t auf fontti9e 2(rt in
NtAnunS tebt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22
TeutacDer anookat.

I nterf9rietener na@t cinem 9ccbrtcn eu Cb { II
~ pnblltun bierour3 bic Nnjtise, paB Ct nul, te.
rttt IT, ols Tcbts9clebrter amtlioe 8efbafte eucr
Art far bic eourten BON 9tart uno umlieScnper
Sernttcs enjuncbrnen nno 3u teforSen. NQe 8c.
9afte tpenlt ibn ietne Glienten bcauftraSen m6ser
perbrn panttlieb tetor9t tperbtn.
Setne Offs 1T lit benz tadlteinernen !eaufe, Sc,
sendber -ern. Sramer's qBirtbsbaus
Serapbin mtptr.
Canton, Sunp 8. 1888. b. y.
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-9(uInl11er g.
tSeutIJbes QNtrtbsb

- in 3ane6piIe, MuSfilroum So. Ohio.
X 1hcn SauDslcute ,unp pas eefannntc :putlitum,
rab Ct oaS noblteeannte 2Brtbspaus; tteannt unter
Den Jlameti
Nmer tcqn N.a.u.s
AT Der norr,pctli6cn Gdc rtr Oldrtt uo 4ten Gtra'
&c. tn 3,nesoille; (an oem Slaticna 1urnrett) te'
,osen uno als fentl.tbcs 9abaus gu batten Srrentt
Oc ibn auf leinen fribcrn tanrrtote in Der miain
Strabe nit ibren 3upruh beebrt batsm, miro tr NIT
9ersn1sen an ttiner ',suen Stee tep i9m enFr''Hen
Sunp(@aft (entr 8dnner purh prr'pts uno quito S'e'
ptcnun9 unb tiQisc 8cbanoluiS su rcrbeftn f''5en:
Setne S6entc, IifA, Settun9, StauunS,c. trera
pen 70 teteut lepn, reB te @ von feltft einrfblcn.
QSiuiam Gcrs.
3orcsrile, ORar, %. t.r.
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0arbaus gum .SWlto oso
Bullen=NopfS
in Der Start Santcn; Start Sat!hty> Shtc:
Sanrttel N. 5cblcnfser

SnUtUEI ~. $IU1EaINEL ~.
OeiSt birrmit fcitcn Srcunrtn utIc rein putlitunt
a(tcn Stanp, gum ed, ilc pes." Sutttntor fee >"
in ber 1usearatpas Strabe, ttlibc 1Rurcn tlth rrm
Sanal tcrrbnt; tprtttt acs in pcr5tSti@ein Stpt
bot auffrifbcn labcn. :.:< -.
Grperllt5crt rem puttitmh ras teine o0eaSs rter
Soften fhcucn wirr, TIM fein -oaus ju cine, toitn'
G9enspcrttcn Seubcplatc tro(etcnpc ,lnahtti. Sci.
nc S6cntc ,rirp nit rcn aus9cfuAtcittn ,3etrdtcn
rercGrn mrrrcn, cin xil6b nit rcn Sctftn mas ras
$anb oartictct, in Stal, Der uuter cncm trfNDrnrr
ecltr tebt, tann als einer Der beten nrIeem 1btit
pes, Sanpes tctrabtct tptrceit.
Qpril 20. T. y.
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e He11tfu

lit ben Baterlano6freunb aub @eift bcr Set
StNrt Gauntp:
etrr 2ueronpcr oOl Cuffs, y. 81. O1asilr,t.
- 2B. pbilips, y. 81. poris.
- Srbn y. 8autr, .. 9Q ltnirntauh:
- 0Dattes QB. 0aIltpit, Sdoncsrilt:
Irumtuu Gauntp.
Gbrip. 8. .. mabnrnf f6mtrt, General N9tnt:
6err O1pfts Strat, Gfq. GptnersturS.
- <peter 8ailp, GlN. 0atf1clr.
- Sulius 9cifcrbclp, General N9tnt III QBate
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- pctcr 8ie1, Weatbcrsfctp.
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- s: s. xrp, Ga. 9iiltrn: g.,
- Dvprse OlaDncnf6mitt, Strln.
- Cornelius 1rmtsn. Ga. 2tufti"ta,'n:;
- Saerb pfiftcr, Slcirtcr.
- petet 9OluBtr, GCq. y. oN. Nmitp.
60 btunbidna &auntp.
-6err Srterritb 8pat, Ga. y. 81. peterstur8.
- Sricrcrid Sbwar,, Grlulntana.
- Serpinanp s. 8tt, Sltu,sist
- Srbn Vetcr, 9ltu.@ rrinSfctp.
- .. 2Sritcrt, Ga, 8rccnpiQasc.
- SpDn 9. $cslie, Slrrtbz $ima
- Doctor Srllcntoh, Nrrtb ,8errsefa,ta.
- Samcs Grabom, Gfa Ter, ,gorpen:
prrta8e Gauntp.
yoerr gerr8e oelftrt, Grentur9.
- Daniel Yr1nter, Sttccrsrille.
GSapne Gountp.
pcrt SDarlcS y. Ofdfcr,- GSpfIfct.
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Gbrm. g. 8. Qeepsanrt, Gbiromap.
Nt6lann Gauttp.
y0err s. oP6aG, Giq. Ilonsflclo
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6 lerele nb.--9err ~ umttf&tter, Gf1.
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san It Doctor 9. Nlitst.
6 II It eptb Go. Grrn:
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piqua, miamt Gc.-Srterb 2sillman. -.
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$ am to II, 8aAcr Gc.-Grrrao g SAwirt,nat1i:
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Gauntp, lHbir.
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0auntp, Sbic.
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SItncis.
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Jticrta6 9on9eno6rfe

FISHER mp6nbaft in O1dt,nee, 93rrc Gauntp; obio;
tcp .6crrn &lrs, (aelannp) al, Der S4wanenor'ct;
,rirp bermit prinsei,p cr(uebt ncm lnttrsc6netcn,
cincm 8rueer, eber unp tatristt an5r5tiscn; Of CT
nod lit 0olanmp tpcbne,: orer an einent ancern orte
feinen NufcntDalt eenr'!tmen bate. oRan ermartct
einc lcerlie ,r,p rittti8e 2tprrtbe Gs tnS Demtl,
ten tpiebtise No@riebten mitjutDctlcn. 3wtp untc'
ontnrrtctc 8ricfc clpctem ibm Errelts tct 5np let
nes Srutcrs, Soocb 2an9enrbrfer.:
Sobann $arscnroff cr, 50. IS
Sunp l. 4m. Gbcrrp StraBc, phil:
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Nenadri6ti9en bic 8Ir9tr ron Canton tnp bas
s. putltnn GterDaupt c9rertieti9t, rab (lc pas
6ut1no6er 8cfb6ft 1T alcn brBcn pcrGbicrcncn
3pe9en 5m tetreitcn ot9efansen bate,, in Dem 3imz
rr, rpcl3es titr,lib ppn psn 9rttcrctt 93rct ,tnp
Sabncttct tetprDnt tpcrtcn, 1biren nrrb[i3 prn
Or. 8repa@ers QrctGete tpc te jtbcr5cit en srpbes
unb ol9emeines ABcrtcment .6i1te auf !5anp balten
wtrben, mic
Sieber, Otter, Jluter
mic AUDI ptiBc tnb fbmor;c 8ruEbz Site uno tpci6e
unb (4par;e Seoen>-9tlte, ferner
UFnteptrt6pfse, treitranfttst fcineu sc,ptDnlt6en
gS Il : s. te,
10 mic o'eftten rrt1 etTteen rel9i6fen 8rfQ6often
setrosen werbcn fcrner ,reiBe tne fbmar,e Seirenz
quite fur ¬en Oinstrattcn 6nte aller 2trtcn ,tnp
ouf tec QDeic rerertiSt, pelhes 2(ucs c rprblfcil
ft1r 8aarsclp cber $enpes Yrpputtc acr 2(rt pcr,
taufen Sic aben Nle, Die 5u tauftn tpnnf6cn Cit,
enjurufen, iDren ScrratD 5u unteri16en unp fir l6
tcltit jr trtDcilcn.
Canton, Nrril II. IS.
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2lnfun|t nsuer Yribjabswaoren,
int Slebe(dr0 Sa.uar.

ar untcrf4rietene 1T 70 tten pom Often ,urdd,
~ 8ete9 1'no er6tfnet unp bietet nut, gum Der.
tauf an, Gin oQsemeines 1Bcrtemtnt 1cut1e6er 8trr
tm 9enjen nno Gin5cln unp balt bic 1bat fade, oas
bic 'efen befer Outer fcine esene Smportation 1nb
tHr einen Setpe9srunb, Bag mettlide Xaufrutc unb
gambler bep tbm enruftn. @cn 9orratb tettcbt
UNI xDe( aus ''
Sptelwerten, puppen II. sdncD Baaren, tpie
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Wpblfeils preiie unD cute QEooren.
~ Derfaufen.

@attler n. geid,irrmoher IInb eineeIaren,
~ ibre Aufmertfamteit auf cen 0orrafb 9attler.
QBaaren, rlatttrter mcntirter @bnaQen ,tnb 8tffs,
ratttrte Stestdsct, 8urten &c. tctfer Aualtat, au
ridttn, St baten int -0artetpaarens Stcbr ron
Mabillcn, Sec. 20 b.b. Iennts II. &tf(D.
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III Der Staet @antrn. Gtarf @auutn. Shie.

4" W. Olurt SaUIpI1, Stutt 0uWutO, 2)0lC.
0er ltnterfhriettne ;cist tinen Srcunntn Uni
~ cem putltt,m ttcrbaurt an, rag CT upn u,lr
an bic sS So It III d y, III rrr 1usearamas
StraBe Der Stobt Canton, 9cscnitrr pbilip QDc
ter's Grocery @tcGr, tn alien 3peecn ~ trtreiter
"n9rfanssn bat. CT rcrfertist alIe Arttn
Ser9nil9un9s> uuo 9leifes Sobrseuse,
spte AUDI Sauernpasen jerer Dirt unc ilterbaurt aft
Dirt ren Nrtcit re III cin SAD f6ast, ,nb ,pirb lld
tcmnbcn curb fdene unp quito Nrtctt mic nurd prbl
filcprse fener Sunoe ju percicnen
5erc Qrt trau6taren {orl;rs mic aud Sanbcsrro'
tutte rpcrpcn IN Scjoblunsstfatt anscnrmncn
Slifartcit bic in ras SAD Der 39a9enmo4trcr
fbtast, miro auf tilrsste In,cise gut unt sprblfc
rtrferti9t.
U'Nu6 balt ltuterGbrietencr tcltanbiS tinen Dor,
ratb opl; fir Sbrcincr unp orljarbciter auf y0anb
Zen CT gu biIlisem 8eoin8unSen at(aben miro.
Sanitl A9ne.
Canton, Npril 27. 3Olt.
pJGin fIbisrr Nrttittr III bicftm Sodt tanr III
cit crbatcn aud tann Gin S>brtn9 ron urrali(tben
Gbaratter riue 9utc &trc erDaltcr, rpcnu tt id
talr hep Otenunterf9rearne'n mclrct.
Sn nenerz 9lrbeit miro BON Inter:
~ (6ricteucm rcrferti9t fit 8oar9slp, Sonres
rrcnuetc cner of 9utcu Credit ron l2 tis ls llcnat
Oanicl N9nt.
CAntDn, Sunp 1. 3Dlt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-22

xbatfa4en pie&euten beeannt ino.
Ternere Beweiie, baB bic Qeioenoen Oulfe
erlon9en fonnen, ,peun Ie brauden
Golo'6 SeutIbes &r0uter @(irir.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

MoRmoNs.--A cessation Of hostilitias
withthe Mormons may now be pronounc-
ed certain and permanent, and an end To
all strife was finally put by the surrcn,le :
Of the Mormon leaders to gen. Atchison
on Sunday the 28th of October.-At The
head Of three thousand troops, gen. Atch-
lson appeared before the town of Far
West, where the fanatics with 700 men
had cntrenched themselves. Immediate
~ on the appearance Of the troops, a
Whsle nag was sent out and parley en-
sued, which resulted in a capilulation on
Inc part OF the Mormons. Six of the
principle leaders, including the notorious
Joe Smith, surrendered themselves on
the condition that the residue should be
wei treated and 90 unframed. A great
uithculty willnow occur in the mode Of
dlsposlng OF this oeuded unfortunate
people, The ringleaders will be .ried.
anu must abide the sentence Of the law.
but It would seem inhuman TO expel their
iupcd infatuated followers from the coun-
ny, merely for the sin Of crazy fanatj-
ism, which 1t may be they cannot HELM.
md will be sure not mend under suehI
rcatmcnt.--N 0. Com. Bulletis.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05


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NJ Co., hssf PmNmf 1 hH H
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Nff#f tHHY'f8f tHff f4ei. Hti tli tf.
Nanfc.HI 4y laF fl.HifaH NJ fsTHll tha
Hfli.Hh s4iH0fff.asafe cell efa1mi 60
'hs suHfF H.Y A aif0as MlIalY force
ported ai 40 fsaf points. iflHa tfsis 81
fatt.na "a anh Ai HHHaail eafa
.nH Whll9H lbfmH.ah.a shl fHaaai nt.
VI, consisting parity Ul fifsm yasseli.
secures iha command NJ 'ha sl iHs
renee a0iihe lakes, Tile lttlen W his
rebellion mat lf very sahgline ani 80.
iAu1a ie he their temperament 10 fttsf
themselves with sHceegi. M a contest s0
unequal, whore hey hghi lnief every
Disadvantage that ea1 he imagined o. an
0f tho Kind, and hsyeto meas
ufe weapons With Tie most opulont and
powerful nation on earth We appfe.
henl that The lcnicney shown b. the hfn
may have provoked many al.
senlufers aud agiiatorl 10 fJ6lhardy re-
lance upon the same clemency should
he plot end ia defeat aud Disaster In
bis expectation, h0vover, their calcula
ions must fail. The stern requirements
& the FIRST law Of nature, selfpreaerys.
ION, will coorco the govossai"at 10 . a.s-
ere aud unreleniing punishment Of all
sho are caught with arms in their hands
unless there be some concealed and UNI
lethand influence at work, the infa,un.
ion that has led TO this desperate rising
IS unaccountable. One must suppose
that the Canadians, were either enliced
and stimulated by the promises Of some
foreign power, inimical to Great Britain,
or that they were goaded into treason by
insults and expressions too grevious to
be borne
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

MicHlaAN.--At the latest accounts OF
the elpc ton in this abolition-ridden state
Mr.. Wells, the wing candidate for Con.
gress, was about three hundred votes
ahead Of Mr.. Crazy, his locoroco aboli.
ton competitor. We expect, however,
that the abolitionists and locofodos com.
bincd, have ensured the election OF Cra.
ry. 1t would indeed be a victory, if the
wings should triumph IN Michigan, but
we are inclined to think that the "IVild
Cat State,"s indissolubly bound TO those
twin brothers, aboltionism aud locoio
coism.