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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

EARL or DURHAM.-T This distinguished gem
tleh1ah) will arrive iiIodf city about the "a Of
November; and considering the wiseand pru-
dent policy he pursued while disehargiHg the
duties ofGoverhos General Of Canada, ,hisevi!
dent desiret to preserve uninterruptedthe good
understanding and kind feelings existing be-
tween England and America, and the kindness
and hospitality with (which he has received
every 1Amencan oicharacter Or standing who
has visited Canadaduripgs the last summer, l-4s
we would suggest the ipropriety Of every fatl9
tention being extended 10 ahinia-both public
and private te--consistent with his short sojourn
in our city.--.M Y. Coufs1&m Eaq.d dsg1Iod
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

How we dofrtter away our strength about
trifes, when there are abuses abroad as big as
Olympus! We talk about government pat
ronage now, and prate about clerk or two,
more or less in department, when there are
thousands and thousands ci abuses Of greater
magnitude that are not spoken against either
in principle or practice. Why should not
the thousands of Post Masters throughout the
United States be elected by the people'
case tother party expects to be in power by
and dby, and the party in power is satisfied as
it is le9 sia Hp 4' 9lth
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

APPLES, NEW ARTICLE or ExPoRT--As
export from the, State Of Main, SO Apples may
now be sent to England in the packet ships.
The duty in England on American Apples is
now only five per cent. ad yaioren,, we are in
formed As thisis but a nominal duty, Amer
lean Apples, a choice article in every English
family, will now be in demand, for they can be
sold'at a fair there, and profit be made, by
the export here. sE9t, ~ qua
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

A reward Of 95OO has been offered by the
Government for the apprehension, of Theler
and Dodge independent of the reward oftwo
hundred and fifty pounds offered blythe officers
ofthe guards for the same purpose. We have
not heard the result of the Military enquiry
regarding the escape Of the prisoners, but it is
evident that there has been gross carelessness
displayed by the officer on duty at thectime. -
Montreal Courier. t.f& tl0t
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

Brother Smead, we will attend you accord
ing 10 your polite invitation,m neverthe-
less, that those gentlemen who have promised
to pay their subscription in the fruits Of the
earth, do as they have agreed. Our mouth
waters at the mention of them sawengers.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

This is cold, bad weather. Be kind to the
poor, and rememberthat he who giyeth to tho
poor adds to the credit side Of his account in
the books of heaven. Remember the printer
and his dues as you would eschsw the visits OF
the DeUu. .ussni,t .'gaH rs 93llI 81 Il !
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

NCoMPLlMENT TO CAPT. PRATT.--We can
not refuse the use of our columns to those
who wish topay wellmerited and hard-earn-
ed tribute Of praise to one Of our best steam
boat commanders. They who do business up
on the great waters and who peril their lives
and sacrifice their sweet sleep to give security
to others, should be made to feel that their la
Dor and skill is properly felt and valued. The
following card has been sent to US for publica-
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

A sunfower was raised the past summer on
thefarm Of D. Hubbel ESQ.,, the disk of which,
without the petals, and in a dried state, meas
ures 81 inches on its convex diameter, and 46
inches In circumference, the number Of seeds
on 1t is estimated at 10000. Il ,fniett91 is4oi
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

The week past has been one of uncommon
severity upon the lake, and we are prepared
to hear Of losses. Several vessels are said to
have cleared from Buffalo, for this port, with
full cargoes. 4rp.i
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

RoHAN PoTAToEs.-The Albany Evening
journal says, a farmer in Sdndiake who p1r-
chased two Rohan potatoes in the Spring, and
planted themin hills, two eyes to each hill, has
gathered from them this Fall, eighteen busltels.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

Trumbull: Tracy Bronson, Thomas Hosce.
: Tuscarawass John Everhafd.
Union, Marionand Crawford Stephen Fow
lei, John Campbell. Eg> E N
Warren. John Hum. M
Washington: Waller Curtis.
Wayne: William Peppard.
. Wood, &c.: Vim. Taylor.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

TIE THREE DAYS IN New yoRK.--Mon-
day Tuesday g. Wednesday last were the days
of election in New York. Ofcourse nothing
has been heard as yet. Another week and
something will be known. We shall see what
we shall see.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

So strict an eye is kept over the movements
offoreigners in France, that an American, hav-
ing lately forgotten his lodgings, was obliged
to go to the police Office to obsain the neces-
sary information, when, to his great surprise,
he was told who he was, where he lodged, and
where he had taken his dinner p a1h o. e;liop
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

= A man was swept from the pier and drowned
at one of the ports below. iBlack River, we be-
leve) on Monday night last. He was accom-
panying the lighthouse keeper who was going
to the end ofthe pier to light the beacon. ,.,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

The Philadelphia papers express the belief,
thata majority of the voters in that state are
friendly to the amendments to the Constitu-
ton, ,i-,9 ss,oaI,5 gaiged sess,sa M a
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

A lady member of the Peace Convention
lately held here, declared in her speech that
she would not become pledged to any man, or
body of men. f)fkNEq ,arEH aHidR 4
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

The Savannah Georgian state that the
Georgia Steam Packet Company ihaveJ puf-
chased the steamboat which was builtby Capt.
Cobb ofsthiscity, witha view to- the Atlantic
navigation. She will beycalled the Savannah, u
antlil ID expected will be'completed in tinieto
runbetween Savannah and Charleston, three
timesa week. bythe.d dst ofJanuary nextsa-.N.
r. tCo,lys "a. Enq.uaiieo 'sn5moW liHq00 lob
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

Chancellor Kent has given an opinion favor
able to the constitutionality of the License
law 8 of Massachusetts.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

The Rochester Democrat of yesterday says
Real Estate is looking up. q, About $StSeG
worth was sold on Monday, at prices which
gives evidence Of returning confidence. s1 ..l,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10
sENIATE.


.0i ytse, aas.isa SENATE. 10 la gohaYa2u1c
+ Butler and Preble: John Saylor, lis5st
to Coshocton, Knox and Holmes: James Mat
thews.,o .fiir.,s "a, s,artt5go,,ga 7;4fit
Fairfield and Hooking: Samuel Spangler.
Greene, Fayette and Madison: Aaron Har-
Ian. ylr,tte5lt ..is y, ,lfr5i, ,.asa,if sso1sr9a
Hamilton: GeorgeW. Holmes. niooJe pGi
Harrison and Tuscarawas: John Brady.9Y0
Huron; Josiah Tracy. . If4ha a'T0ldQ
Licking; George Stadden. eaiild nibit rjni
: Medina and Lorain: Heman Birch. d Wgl q
Miami Darke and Mercer: WyI. Ihomas.
Montgomery: Henry Shidler, afe, 4isd sdi
/. Portage: Gregory Pos0ers.osa bae ,yi,dtii
Seneca and Sapdusky: VIM. B. Craighead.
Stark: Jacob Hostetter. Jigiv eli h t,od
Trumbull: John Tod. s1s,,7aoqa Oh I'd
Union, Marion, and Crawford: Benjamin
+, Allen. 8 .yAFEaALlW Z 99aOG
Warren; George J. Smith. nidoiebgiilq 70
g Wayne: Jacob Ihrig. do dqid oil Of .wolgd
Lucas, Paulding, Vanwert &c.,n Curtis
Bates.Iii7A t5a11& saab bannr.1sbnr sdT
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10
) MAUMEH CITY EXPRESS Z
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1888.

Register, speaking upon this subject says;-
We doubt not there will be every species of
currency tinkering introducedint the Legisla-
tive arena this winter; but we had hoped that
iii good WHgs would permit the Tory major
ity e work out its own political salvation"
Now we hope that every good Wing who is
member Of the Legislature this winter VIII
have sense enough to discriminate between
The rood and the bad, and to support the one
and oppose the other, without reference to Its
Marty complexion. The State has been sui
iiciently dsgraced by party votes, and the feel
ipgs Of the people have been too long outraged
by the miserable system of political gladiature
that has been carriedon at the seat of govern
ment for years past, and we are sorry to see
Wing urging it's continuance. a
e The Register continues; alt (the Tory par
ty, is pledged to the people to effect some
grand reform in the Banking system, by
which paper money shall be transmitted into
gold, and we should regret any action of the
Wing minority which will permit the majority
hereafter to turn the responsibility of this win
ter's work over upon the shoulders Of the
wings" That is, you must be cunning rather
than wise; you mustlay the foundation of your
own success as partzans, rather than labor for
the good of the people; you must log roll,
truckle, oppose and mystify, but be careful how
you act, lest your, deeds rise up against you;
yeu must be supremely selfish in every thing
you do in order to gain the future favor ofthose
whose servants you, are.
The Register says further: " A firm system
of defensive measuresis is all that can be requi-
red Of the whigs." Here is the old, last years
system of preventive serpice again, a system
that has already done more tosbreak down the
strength of the higparty ino0hiosthan any
course Of active legislation could possibly have
done, however injurious its effect might have
been. The people will forgive the daring lea
der who has inadvertently made q mistake
while they have neither commiseration, forgive
ness nor even oblivion for The trembling cow
ard, who fears to act and runs away from re-
sponsibillty.
In regard to Banking, the course off The peo-
ple is onward, and it is the province of legis-
latures to carry out their wills Those who
do SO will certainly meet their appreciation It
is obvious to all, that the system needs reform,
and it is the partof wings as well as tories to
examine and see where the reform shall COM
mence. and how far it should be carried. Here
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

'i The trial Of WIN. Stuart, d young man ac-
cused ofthe murder of his father, Is going on
at Baltimore, and excites great interest. 'i'7
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

THR MAsroDoN. remains of one of
these gigantic animals have been found In
Gascoliade county, Missouri, under circum-
stances rendering it probable that the mon
ster,met its death by the hand Of man,lH .TIeil
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10
OcorNRLsL..- Bennett gives the follow

OtCorNryy MI Ren,ett gives the follow
~ h,;,I;an, d.scr;nt;nn t of n,n O,Connel The
&c IrsIond ,s. oS Enaisnd and If Ameri-
Is Z X sI,, ri Sroya Sgvys beleve
20 ,,l 4. .si;a5 'jGR rs
- ~ ~ ~ Ess,'t;s,, ) s,,od1 n the
- was gesuu .%yrs aS,hs Ssatt;sb
onsu y. :. l"s.. ~. iSSlsA b'Iial"" ISTIgH
,2l 81 III s..y.,eL t.~7ea1oy .sanis;yo1q
a'3ii1l On bonny day Of June, ai6Gsa LqioII
e,.7q When wearing through the ne altelnoon'
stood on the brow of Richmond Hill, with
the silyery Thames flowing atmy feet--the
rich, deep green landscape spreading. out to
heaven---and the royal lurrets Of .Windsor
castle seeming like fakes Of mist in the dis
tance. It was in "a beautiful rgarden--an
English garden--full ofnenthess, taste, beau
ty and the picturesque. | was standing on, q
velvet plat Of this, delicate spot, trying to de
cipher the misty lineaments OF Twickenham, or
trace the sources afits poet's inspiration upon
the svery river below. 9I2ijIs lgliiog9d 4
"What beautiful scene" said lovely Ia
dy Of our party to me! a1..,
eyes, my dear madam, It IS truly beautiful.
Richmond Hill is the iloveliest spot l have yet
seen in England; but what an improvement
little Of our bright, burning, American sum
shine would produce" l9n
She was about to reply with 2 httle badin,
age but group OF gentlemen IN the centre Oh
velvet lawn, attracted her attention.
There! there! SAID she---'there @ ne is:
'WhoT asked 1. - r'
sDaniel UConnell-the great Dan himself!
1 looked 70 the spot. ipeneid @ anne looking
portly, round raced man, taking ana laughing
with group or gentlemen round MIN. from
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

An English gentleman travelling in Ameri-
ca, calls the Astor House the best hotel he has
seen on either side the Atlantic. i1etlF 9liia
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

-SrEAM NAvIeArIoN.-A, project is on foot
atst. Louis, for establishing a line, Of steam
packets. between that place and tho Eastern
cities. The construction Of steam boats Of
lrHon s y also 4 thing 10 contemplation at 81.
Louls.e be.l ann ,oilac gtgjEq.iuIi oE g8fi
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

,IsvBsrons. Fulton, Arkwright, Watt and
Whitney were undoubtedly great men and
public benefactors, but what were any OF all of
them incomparison to the man who invented
Gingerbtead1 o HIS praise is on every tongue,
and in every mouth; all can understand, and
the child even. can appreciate his merits a.It
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

"We the undersigned, cabin passengers on
board The Steam boat Anthony Wayne, take
pleasure IN complilnenting Captain Pratt for
his good attention and skilful management,
and also in acknowledging our obligations for
his kind and gentlemanly department, and we
do recommend his fine boat to the travelling
public. Our thanks are also due to the Off
GERS Of the boat in general, for their ready at
tention to the comfort Of passengers. 'U'..
:, SHELTON L. HALL, III. 5...... ....r
HENRY l.. WEDGANT, Chicago. y ~
e, J. d. BRINSMADE, Kishwaukee III.
J. BROWN, Lockport III. ...,-. .',.s.
4 M. r. DICKINSON, =" ... l-.z a,.,i
!, FELIX ,LORIMER, =" ,..-.--r.a, .ra..
= : 7. T. g, HAYWOOD, "'asr58,al =" .rn.l
( S. L, BARROW, ,t tss. .-ta..r yn,1i,.7o
r.. COOK. m 49, .ft -,., -.s,.i.,
GEO. C. TEW, ....- ..ts.'.. ,.i i.,.,i,
j. WATSON, 49,. .,a Xxx d.,,..ar.r
THERON NORTON, .-t s,.4 I,et,l-.
s. GALLIP, gl, h.. ...I,..-. ,t.,.,
= SYLVESTER BROWN, t a.'s .r
/ DANIEL. HULING. ~. ..., .h.ss, 7ay,t
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

CoTroN CRoP.--Th Nashville Wing esti-i
mates the cotton crop lforalSs7nat ,750, 0,0oei
bales.a The opening price for fair and ichoiceq
cotton at Nashville, viii not be less nthansi TO-
l0cepts per lba for aordinafysn8 itooea cents.
Salesof Mississippi, Eodisiana and Alabama
cropshave been madein NewdO Orleans for i2J
to 1SF cents, forIdnm6stid consumption.-Cls Clsv.
Her, qun .as,9I ~ .HpA ND eamusH
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

Mir. Cochran, contractor, is building splen-
did culvert over Delaware Creek where the
canal crosses that stream. 1t is an arch Of
hewn ,stone,of about fourteen feet in width
and six feet high in the clear, and looks sub
stahtial enoughto hold Ossa and Pelion both
without giving away. The stoneis from Mar
blehead. sdt 1s ir'pd ofrF .aI,t Msiats
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

LTrcHfsG ExThAoKDINARY.--A, barrel Of
whiskey was recently tarred and feathered,
end then consumed by fire, at Valley Forge,
Va. after atempetahee address by the Rev.
Mr.. Hunt !; the leaderIof the work Of destruc-
ton was I dealer in ardent spirits, Rockies
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

Z RFsumprroN.-The Banks off ffysshsiLe, have
in Convention agreed Ito respme specie fpay-
ments on the first day of January next, A gem
efal resumption may be expected ib The, South
on New Years tlay.l ll'so ~ I'LL 1890
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

HBnrsrEAD BRAseH r. ArLnUAb.-cThe CON-
tractors ute expected toc0mnence the digging
and preparation necessary for constructing this
work to day. Itshould beacompleted before
winter, and 40 effort will be made to effsct II.
IL. 4, AStdr.lH u II .gas4moo ID
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

PoLITIcs.-The proyerb of "Too many
cooks &c." was never more completely exen-
plifed, than in the late election in this state.
If too great a number of culinary assistants
are injurious to the successful prosecution of
the duties Of the kitchen, SO are too great a
number of editors tothe perfection Of that po-
litical ragout that relishes best with the tooth
ofihe people, The evidence of the truth of
this remark is now coming out in the wiang-
lings that are breaking forth among the Wing
editors of the state, each snarling at the other
for something that, in his opinion was wrong,
and which had bad effect npon the election.
The truth is, there are 10 many leaders, and
too few followers Every newspaper editor
thinks himself a captain, and like the officer he
imagines himself, gives forth the word of com
mand in pompous strain, and forthwith march
es off himselfin battle array, without thinking
to look behind to count the number of his1fol-
lowers. Every Office seeker land their name is
legion) is leader and struts away with his
platoon, on his own hook, thinking to win all,
because lie dares all, and routing his friends in
his vain attempts to, cope single handed with
his enemies. So many interests entering into
the councils ofa party,its strength is weak
ened, or turned against ITSELF its courage is
broken, its time and talents fritterel away, and
when the contest comesftit is routed and the
enemy snatches an easy victory. And there
comes the dull pattering Of recriminatlon,
charges against each other are banded about,
which as they show the folly oftLe parties are
rather ridiculous than otherwise. ltbuni
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

VEassoNF SsrzroE IN CosoRxsss The
Hon. 6. 81 Rhelpes slaunch Whie Il ms Ijee1I
chosen Senatofip Qongess BY the IegislaluIe
Of Vermont mi place &c Mr. Swim iffs.-wh0so
term kxplFos onaths 1shiof March.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10
CONGRESS-.

The cars are bringing large quantities of
wheat to Toledo, from Michigan. ,i,sr,t .,3sd
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

II We have been authofized to say that the
following funds are receivable at the Fort
Wayne Land Office, (the Bank Bills beng Of
the denomination oftwenty dollars orupwards,)
x; ststo !, Y /, . ffs,yk SIT yIk 3islfifA
All the Banks of Cincinnati.
Bank of Hamilton. p
Dayton. la
II Northern Kentucky.
- Banks at par in the Cities Of New, York and
Philadelphia. q iiiw ydnoN7rT II ~ IT
= Treasury 4 Notes Orders Receipts scrip,
Gold and Silver, Fort Wayas SsatiaeI. sgE Z
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

FohF w WAyEE sasriNEL. This paper comes
to rs ps this week, in a enlarged form, and new
typa. We are happy to see this improvement
inn print thatIhas long been one Of the most
spirited in the west. .'a'l's''
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-10

aCuRIous TYPoaR ApHiIircA PHO L EanoK The Gel
ebrated printer Henri Ettiene son Of Robeft,
(both known in the.Iearhed world BY the name
Of fStephanus) was once engaged IN the prin-
ting ofa splendid qdarto Missdl,q The great
number of subscribers seemed likely to make
ample Compensation for the heavy expense re-
qufred by the undertaking. After the sheets
had been corrected with the utmost care, the
work was printed oft, splendidly bound, and
delivered 10 the subscribers. Iwoutd be i'm.
possible To- describe the astonishmept Of the
learned printer, when one copy, after another
was retprned tp him, till All were sent back
He enquired the reason of this extraordinary
circumstance and was informed, that, 10 one.
place the compositor had put Ice le pretre eIera
sa cuIloite, there the, priest will take off his
breeehes, instead Of smsll black cap,)
and the error escaped the cofrectors, Of lshs
press. IN vain did the poor printer offer to
make cancel; the subscribers, who were al
most all ecclesiastics, positively refused to take
the work on any terms. This unfortunate af-
fairfis said 10 have been the first and chief
cause Of the derahgements which afterwards
caused Henri Ettiene to be confined in the
Lunatic Hospital at Lyons, where he diedin
1893. There il a copy, Of the MissaI with the
unlucky error, ip the royal library at Pariss
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aa a en pe's "e' poases,t e,a hrmes SUI ume
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gne l'ni''orhe'i la proprielA de L1re,, Ia
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aorG'. ". angle 'lroit ct s'ee,tan u,,,,r W.
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a,sn ' IA rue @ses de Ia dormant angle droi ct
eu't'e's sur n igne lmitophe de In nro,,d,,s o n
ae ao's De'le, parallel la rue yi.lx Leyse az ~
,% n. III, as angle droi! ct se,e, de ouarans.
lieu" pleos SEPT oucet ct einq hui,iemrs s,l H. ,
l'mrohe lie Ia prol,riee tn dit n.,s , su. IA sie
rue Islese eela Torment h" ate angle d. ct ;,,e "a
,ss at cent vIg scp, eas dix poaees ct y hu.
,e .'ss sur Ia l'se lmitcpie de Ia probr,,. e "J
De,e parallel au clenn pabque sur /, ,,,. a. M n'
vu.r .eet e. aoi1a,e seize pie,s q,lap ro"ees u,
q.'e EN-, n'emes face Ia rue dies Nonnes ctb, 81
ann pan aresse par j. Pile Voycr d. i, y. =. os
1aH'er 1852 a'"xe un ache ,rasse mar de,.n -,;u
,,u I'e; "''re Puhlin, lie 26 Jahsier 1859 re,no;,
nG no, 200 a. NJ B"el'an, Juge DE- !, Co sus. a 1s
nm ., r. LIZ BLANC.
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