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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19


The ice otovc the Kenpebec Dam broke
up and came down on Monday last. A
: steam Boat has been built in Vassalboro'
the last winter to ply between this place and
Wate.ville-just the thing. Augusta
Banner.
q A man whose name is unknown, arrived
n Lancaster, N. II. in the stage from
Bethlehem on the 9TH inst, and on the
same evening cut his throat with razor,
insthe shed of Cady's Hotel A promissory
note was found in his pocket, payable to
Daniel d. Smith. AMI
j The Madisonian states that the connecti-
! cut delegation in the House Of Represen-
tatives consider the result Of the late cleo
ton in that state as decision against the
Sub Treasury bill, and will vote according
q ~, The Legislature will no doubt instruct
their Senators 10 that effect.
3 "A contract was made at Pttsburg, few
dayssince, for 100 barrels Of -four, deliy-
ssed insepdays. at 81, so per barrel.
N Flour was selling at Louisville Kentucky
oathe Iyth,F at s $50 per barrel :
The election in Maryland for member
OF Congressto ill the vacancy occasion ed
by :he death Of Mr.. McKim, will be
held on the 25th inst. ','4t
General Sutherland has been tried at
forontos' o. and found guilty. He
vii be executed without delay.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19
TIE NEW ENGLAND.

This excellent Boat is now fairly under way and
SO far as we know sustains her former reputation
We regret very much that the New England has no
appointed agent at this place. We cannot compre-
bend why Bath is SO sighted in this respect We
think it would have been greatly to the advantage Of
the Boat and infinitely more agreeable to the public,
if friend BEALs of the Commercial House, had
been retained in his agency.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

~ ssARRIvALs, cLEARANcEs, &c.
In port at New Orleans, 29th, ship Scotland, Mer-
ryman, schs Y IN. & John, Kellar, unc; Bonny Boat,
Thompson, FIN st Jago brig Ludwig, Mcclellan, for
New York.
Ar a, Mobile I'd ship John Dunlap, skol6sld for
Liverpool. M b, r} sss.a d st Z
Ar at Baltimore 7th sch Eliza, Sawyer. Damars-
Gotta.
Ar at Alexandra, 9Th. schs Grove. Boethbay; adv
sch New England for Boston.
Sailed from Richmond 7tb. D. B. Keeler, Ulmer,
form. Y. aAlsg ss s.if
In port at N. Orleans 29th, briss Cleaner, Rich
aIdson; Olive Branch, Emerson, Havana;
Sailed from Savannah LIST, sch Kosciusko, DUE, for
Satlias. Sd. brig Woodstock. 81 se
AR at Norfolk 9th ,schs Eliza Jane, Wiscasset 9TH
Amanda. Thomaston; sid. Napoleon, w Indies.
Ar at New Orleans LIST, ship Caspian Patte,,, from
Liverpool; Wave. Lewis, NY Cid ship CpnsteIa-
ton. Sampson, LvcrpoU
CT at Phi'ad ilth brig Mohhegan, stackpole, N.
Orleans; sch Fair Play, Thompson.
+ At Port Au Prince, 18th nit, sch Alkaline. Pur-
rington fm Bath, disg TO load for Boston. $500.
At Matanzas, 9th, briggs frances, Given, Charles
ton, unc; Napoleon, Given Baih.
At Aux Cages, sth, schrs Arcot, Shermsn, for N.
York 10Th Of March; Edward Kent, Cushing for N
York,6 II sf
Ar at Camito. nth ult. barque Cuba, storer. Ha-
vana more than 80 days passage. IL a..sss Z
At Havana. 23th, barque Ellen, Thomqs,N York;
Androscosgin, Decker, do ldg; Elizabeth, Choate.
disch d. for Eoston; Forest. blake, do soon; Amar-
anth, M'Near. unc; Napoleon,, Stevens, ldg; sells
Girard, DUEL, N. Orleans, soon. s ~ -
At do 2oth, Sally Ann, (of Bnth) Merryman, I'm
Wilmington, disg unc.
At Bermuda. March 81. brig N1oxy, Of Thomas
ton had been pumped out and was dss, would sail
soon for N Orls. y, sts @ iet ast q
4 At Havre, March 8, Vile de Paris, Trott N. Or
leans, 81;
AtGosaves, 22d, sob Raindeer TN York;
Ar at Liverpool 4th, Peaides, N Orleans; 9th
Palestine. Litefield, and St Mark, Holmes. savan-
nah Tamenend Bofland; 9Th C0rdova, Owen,i Sa-
vannah; Orient, Bailey. N York: Sailed 9th, Ly-
ons, Davenport, for N Orleans; Tecumseh. Snydon
for Mobile. Previous to 9th, Manchester, fosworth.
Liverpool March 9Th ar Orient. Bailey, New Orls.
THAR South America, Barstow, New York;
Isaac Newton, Rice Mobile; Constitution, Giddep,
do; Jacob rennelI, Martin, new Orleans. Monticel-
To- Lawtou, do with loss of foremost; Pactous, Haf-
ding Savannah.
8 ar Othelo, Savannah; aatsn' -
Sid Oh Birmingham. New Orls. tsa
9Th entered for ldg, Birmingham, Mobile. Europe,
New York; Manchester N Ofls; DISC. J.
Deal March LIST, sailed, Clarissa Ann, Manson,
New York,
1T Havre Sd. Fcrax, Heaey, New Orleans. OH.
Pleiades. Young N Orls; Mohawk, hing. dos q
y .AtPort .du Pince, Goth ult, .ddeline, burlington.
for Boston dg. ~. 49,, - ! +.
Ar at Savannah 9Th sch Ganges. Carter, bath,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

RuceLEs IsvEsTIGA ALTON. The committee si
investigation. the Ruggles corruption case, have
reported that the charges against him, wholly nm
founded. The report furnishes all the facts and evil
dence in the case. x
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19
NOTICE.

THyHE town meeting oftheinhabhanis Of Bath,
fof the completion Diminished town business
- stands adjourned to April 23i 1888 at 2 o'clock
Pm Also the subject Of defining and fixing ihe
Limits Of the several school districts in said town
ut tho Town Hail. II, Naa
~ sS JOSHUA PAGE. s.,o.
IL NATH. GRoTON, s'''s'men' !
Path Aprjl ID 1873 :
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

s.s1asit4s PORT OF NEW YORK. sGS fisds8 8
9Th Arsch Warsaw, Flitner, fun St Marks;
10 sid brig L'Orcnt, Hull, Marseilles; barque
Hellespont Havre;
2 IL ar brig Splendid, Cozzcns, Gonaives. Cid
3 $3.50 brig Charles, Given, Bath. g AeEE =
Ar 10th sch flanet, Eldridge, Camden. saz q
lCl brig Llewellyn, Gath. &C.,. ~ 49, 5,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19
MORE REACTIONS.l -
ANOTHER SPLENDID
AND CHEERING
D1SctO9.ay :

Since our last, the election in the great
city of New York has taken place, and we
now have the pleasure of laying the glori-
Gus result before our readers.
The wing mayor is reelected by 52l
over the Tory candidate, and 1873 majori-
ty over all. Last year he was elected by a
plurality only. ea1a
The Wigs have also carried NINE gu,
of the scventecn wards, and have majority
in both boards Of the Common Council.
The result is indeed, Of the most cheer
ing character; especially if we take into
consideration the awful and desperate ef-
+ orts Of the loco focos to retrieve their fall
len fortunes. 1t is estimated that many
thousands Of votes were thrown that were
not legal. Indeed this will be apparent
when it is remarked that 1000 more votes
were thrown at this contest than ever before,
and the population ofthe city diminished
by great many thousands. at the same
time, from the last election. which was
strongly contested. Such is the way The
locos would control the democracy OF
numbers" ALL HAIL NEW YORK!
Mr.. BfDpLE's LETTER. We place in our col
to-day. to the exclusion Of much other reading.
the able and unaiiswerable letter Of Mr. Ridde, on
the subject ofthe resumption ofspecie payments
Like all other documents coming from that able wri-
ter and sound 6nancier, it commends itself to the
serious consideration Of every american, land will
afford the reader a fund Of information. We beg
that none ofour friends will omit reading il, from its
great length. 9hz sEt
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

I'LL persons indebted, either for Job-Work, adj
subscriptions to this Office are respect
fully but earnestly requested to make MMEDI-
ATE PAYMENT. The niece sity Of our case, OBJ
lges US to give the above notice. and we hope our
patrons will pay US up without any further ceremony.
SO that we can pay those 70 whom we are indebted.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19
Collectors Notice. Boothbay

NOT1CE is hereby given to the non resident
IN propriet"rs and owners of one half Of an uIdi-
vided lot Of land situated in Boothbay, in the Cou,-
~ ofLncolu, and formerly Owned by Benz M Far
land deceased, aud bounded as follows: Soutlcry
bv land of Jacob A,ld lleirs Westerly by land Of
VIM. Montgomery md VIM. NJ. Reed. Norihcrly
by land Of Jacob 7ulds eits, and EasterIy by land
Of VIM. M'Cobb;- the said land Is taxed in
thcbiIs committed IN me TO cncct, F,r the year
1884, aud that unless The said Tax, (svliic,s 81 "a
c,s) is paid on or before the 18th day OF August
mex. Il shall proceed TO sci according 10 law, at
public auction ut the store Of Robert Spinney in
said town ut O'clock III the afternoon Of said day
So much ofsaid land as sall he necessary Ia dis
charge said taxes and-clarges, fuo person shall mp
pear, on before tiut time ~ discourage tho same.
WIN. KENNISTON, COR.
{ Roothbny. Aaril 10Th, 1898. .4w3sa
n % The Eastern .arsus Wilkinson this the usual
time and forward the bill 10 this office 49,,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

fGs A Steam boat has been built the past winter,
at Vassalhoro' to ply between Augusta and Water
vile. The Kennebec will be well supplied this
year. ~ a-.. e
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

4 small building bull, by the Town, as a pest
house occupied by family named Wins!ow,
was Consumed by fire. on Tuesday afternoon fl
little girl aged about years, was SO dreadfally
burned that she lived but \ few hours "a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

The unexpected press Of new advertisements
iOrces us 70 leave out large number, intended fol
this paper ~ tsss aas u. s5.A 4=,ss,s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

JOHN ELLIor. Esq. Of this town has been ap
pointed by Mr.. Sheriff Fuller, to be one bis depu-
ties. eM "a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19
BABYLON

We attended lecture on the history Of Babylon
last evening. There will be another this evening at
the Town Hall .ddmittance 2 l-2cts.s l. 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

The remains Of Mr.. Ciley. reached Thomaston
Sunday morning last. and the funeral takes place
this day, we understand. s.'ss'} Wy s.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19
r ri u II EY.a TIT.

f ARRIVED ssff fi
J" Sch Helen, Wood, Boston; *
Is !" Androscogsn, Stearns, I'm Portland;
g brig Austin. burlington, fin Providence,
IL Sch Resolution, bergman Law;
Mcclellan, Larrabee, I'm Boston; y %sss
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

ECJs For the first time The Wings have carried the
city Of BROOKLYN, N. Y, Eleven Wings. and I loco
foco are chosen to the Council
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19
PORT OF BOTTOM.

"a II ~ PORT OF BOSTON. "a ss4 !. 81 =
Sid brig Gen Boliver, II Rogers, N Orleans, schs
VIM Archer. Kelley. do. Herald, Augusta.
Clsch VIM Henry Thomaston. 70. s'iess
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

BEJe From all parts ofNew Jersey, we have the
most cheering accounts, Of the triumph Of the
Wings. g is saa - af0ls sas Z J
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19
SAILED.

II III SAILED. "a = ar
II Sch Laura, Call, for Boston; s.@gs
do Clarrissa. Blanchard do;
do Irvine, blanchard do;
do Mechanic, blanchard do; -
do Olive Eranch, Shaw, do; gs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

DF o.. Smith, it is said, is about to resign
his seat In Congress. Rumor says he is going 10
Fngl and, on his own account. Se
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

The Governor and Council being IN session at Al
susta this day (and yesterday the Hon EDv ! nD
RoBINsoS, win probably receive his credentials
and proceed Forthwith to Washington 1t Il expect
ed he will be in this place tonight, and take the
Steam boat tomorrow for Boston. lAf9f
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

Philadelphia, Apr. s, 1888.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-05
IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1888


The Committee of Finance reported without
amendment, the bill making Al annual appropriation
for the support Of the Army. The bill comes from
the Committee of Finance as reported from the
House.
The House bill for the relief of the heirs Of Ro-
bert Fulton, wastwice read and referred to the Com
lnittce on Claims. aH .a..-
Several private bills were reported, read twice and
passed as..
Mr. WRIGHT, at one o'clock, called for the or
derS OF the day, which were the bill for the Civil
and Diplomatic expenses of the Government for the
year 1888. .... -.
A brief discussion took place between Messrs.
GRUMPY, NILES and WRIGHT, in defence of
an amendment of the Committee of Finance, auho-
rizing the transfer of funds in the Post Office De
partment from any one branch of the service TO any
other @....
Mr.. CRlTTENDEN, of Kentucky, opposed this
amendment, which, however, was adopted.
The bill was then ordered to third reading,
when a.."
Mr.. WRIGHT moved the postponement of the
previous orders, for the purpose of bringing before
the Senate the bill reported in the morning, making
an appropriation for the support of the army for
1885
The bill was read, and, without debate ordered TO
a third reading
The Senate then took up bill relative 10 the
payment Of PENSIONS which provides that, after the
expiration of six months the money for pensions re-
manning unpaid should be returned to the Treasury
Department. where pensioners neglectiDg TO receive
their pay in the first six months should only be paid
On motion of Mr. HUBBARD eight months was
inserted instead Of six. The bill was then ordered
to be engrossed.
The Anti Duellng Bill came up as the order OF
the day, and was discussed at some length by MT
PRESTON.
The Senate then went into Executive session, al
ter which, they
Adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-05

Of New York. when the Legislature or that State sr.
pended the small bill restraining law and furnished the
people with some medium for small payments b.,,c,
Than the miserable trash which annoys the commu.
nifty.
The Government, therefore, | insist, is evidently
breaking down It's declared policy il is defeating
openly and manleslly defeating lis proessed Oh
Iects,
Ard vet, theory, imagination presumptuous general
cation, the application Of military movements TO qups
tons Of commerce and finance and the distractions Of
metaphysics offer Us, in such state Of things Their
panacea. And What is ~ What is il What Is 10
mitigate these evils, what is to ward of pr..
eaamiies ! Why, sir, the most agreeable remedy ina
ginable The kndest, tendorest, most soothing and So
lacng application in the whole world Nothing. 81,
nothing upon EARTH but smart delightful perpetual
and rreconcileabe warfare between the Government Of
the United States and the State banks, An will he
well, are assured when the Government and the
Banks become anagoIistcs! Yes, sir, antagonist.
cal " that is the word What stroke Of policy sir is
this II is delicate stratsgem as poor old King
Lear's, and good deal like it. It proposes that we
should tread lightly along in felt or on velvet til We
get the banks within our power, and then, KILL kill,
kill"
(Coaclasion in our neri)
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE ISAAC McKlM.

TUESDAY, April g.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE ISAAC McKM
Pursuant TO order the House of Representatives
convened few minutes before II o'clock for the
purpose Of attending the funeral obsequies of the
Hon. ISAAC McKlM, late a Representative in
Congress from the State Of Maryland which were
performed in conformity 10 the order Of arrange
ments. .2..
The Committee Of Arrangements and Pall-bearers
attended at the late residence OF the deceased, at
GadSby's Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue at 10
o'clock IN. yesterday; al which time the remains
were removed in charge OF the Committee Of Ar.
engagements, attended by the Sergeant-at-armS Of
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES, TO the Hall of the
House.
AT o'clock p IN, funeral service was performed
in the Hall Of the House of Representatives and
Immediately after, the procession moved TO the Rail-
road Depot on Pennsylvania avenue, in the follow
ing order: ...
The Chaplains of both Houses.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee of Arrangements, viz
Mr.. Howard, of Maryland.
Nj. ADAMS, of Mass: Mr. GLAscocK, of Ga.
Mr.. CAMBRELENG, of N. Y. Mr.. JoHNsoN of La.
Mr.. TAILAFERRo, of Va. Mr.. MILLER, of Mo
Pail Bearers, viz:
Mr.. Mckay, Of N. c. Mr. INGnAM, of Conn
Mr. WHlrTLEsEY of Ohio. Mr. YELL, of Ark.
Mr.. LYON, of Ala. Mr. SouTHGATE, of Ky.
The family and friends Of the deceased.
The members Of the House of Representatives and
Senators from Maryland as mournerS.
The Sergeant-at-arms OF the House of Representa-
tives.
The House of Representatives, preceded by their
Speaker and Clerk.
The other officers of the House.
The Sergeant-at-arms of the Senate.
The Senate Of the United States, preceded by the
Vice President and their Secretary.
The other officers Of the Senate.
The President of the United States
The Heads of Departments.
Foreign Ministers
Citizens and Strangers.
The body was then placed in the car which had
been provided for the purpose, and carried 10 Bali-
more, attended by the chaplains and physicians, The
committee of arrangements, the pail bearers, the
delegation from Maryland as mourners, and such OF
the officers and members of the wo Houses of Con-
gress as were able to attend, for whom cars were
provided.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, April 4.

Messrs. CUsHMAN, FAIRFIELD, PECK and
BlRDSALL, presented petitions, by leave in rela-
ton to the late duel. Referred.
Several other petitions on the same subject were
presented and referred.
was
Rcsolucd, That the Speaker communicate TO the
Governor of Maryland the existence of vacancy
in the representation of that State,
Mr. CUSHMAN asked leave to offer resolution,
providing that the House, from and after TINS DAY,
Shall meet at eleven o'clock Objected TO-.
Mr. PRATT asked leave 10 offer resolution, IN,
Structing the Committee on Public Buildings anu
Grounds to inquire into the expectancy 81 causing
the Portraits Of the Presidents OF the United STATES
10 be painted By American artists, and placed IN NE
Presidents House; also, OF procuring buSts Oh inc
same But objections were made.
Mr. WISE asked leave TO offer resolution IN
srructing the Committee on Naval Affairs to nqulit
into the expediency of repeating the law authorship
the Exploring Expedition, and converting the same
TO the purposes surveying the Atlantic coast OF the
United States, &c, of protecting the coast, ana oil
furnishing relief TO vessels in distress Objections
MI MONTGOMERY moved to suspend the rule,
which was rejected.
HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr.. GRAHAM asked leave TO offer resolution
providing that, from and after Monday mex, 'hlS
House shall meet daily al II o'clock. ooje''i'"' 0'
ing made, c,l
Mr. GRAHAM moved the suspension OF 'he rue,
and the question being taken by yeas and nays, 'here
were yeas 10 nays -.
So the rules suspended.
Tbn resolution being under consideration,
Mr. r. WHITTLESEY said, If we meet al ~
o,cInck here should be recess during the day he
had never known 50 much business done mere as ~
the extra session, when the members all came a.
anJ %, a certain hour returned home Tor FelIeSh-
mrnt. and resumed their labors after dinner. ne
therefore moved a daily recess take place from '"o
o'clock to half past three. ..,,,J
MIR. CAMBRELENG said he hopeo me ne. di, n'a"ar
bscn reSored 10 except in emergencies, and then he
Hnnse had always had occasion to regret 1t,
ME- WHITTLEsEY differed entirely IRON Sni. lHe
gentleman. twas we'll known that alter TWO cioeN'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-05
TWENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.

(Coaciasion in our nerL)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-02

@efeb9ebung.-W WdbrenO Iebter
Y0od)e &puroen in unlerer 8elee0ebun9 Siem'
llb ptel Bills pd6trt, bic a6er ntetlt 0rtllder
9tatur ttno, uno nur fur Die @e9enoen fir
Delde te beittmmt Tno, beionoere6 SntreBe
haben. Die Seratbuns itber Den SeId1luB,
am Stem Wdr3 auflubrehen, fam am l9ten
lin Senat Dor, nuroe jeppt bis gum 26ten
Copn tpethem Gage mir nod, fetneu Seritt
taben) oerlhobet. Sim 22ften poBtrte Der
Senat bic StQ CUR SlbIhafun9 0fentliher
0lnrtbtun9en nit 20 9e9en l2; i'm Soaule
puroe Die 8tQ CUR 9Ibfhafung Der Sooe6z
Itrafe bis gum udbiten December oerIhobeu.
@tttd)e Debatten itber 8anftpefen famen
Dor, uno tpenu man beoenft, tpie oiel Banfs
itrd in unIerer @elebgebun9 reprGlsntirt
miro, fann man itd1 faum wuuoerrL oaB Die
JntreBen oes Bolts 70 nit SltBea '9etreten
weroen. Da 1T
llten6, Der Spreher, Gbar[es 9lntbonD-
pelher 9t9ent Der Ohio 9ebensoerGherungs
uno Iruit @eleufdaft fir @larf @auntp it.
2tens, SeaburD YUro, eiu Dlreftor uno
Stodbalter in Der Q8eftern GeIerpe Sant.
3tcns, Gbomas Hihmpno, Gtrcsbnlter
uno Oireftor in Der ObioNie9elbabn Shn'
pld}ter Manufaftur.
4tens, Scbn 81. Scot, sInpaIb Der @om'
merctal 8anf bon Safe grie, uno Strfbals
ter TT ben Commercial II. @IepelanbBanfen.
Stems, QSm. 9. 2braa, prd0oent Der
|@trcleptlle Shtnpldter 6abrif.
Stems, Npbert 0teil, StpdbaIter in BET
Srantltn 8anf Sug@plumbu5.
ITEMS, 9llfrco 5feap, Stpfbalter unb lest'
her Direttor in Der Sbto Qebensosrfhrun9d
iple audi in Der 8ranflm Banf.
QSas fann man bon elmer @efeb9ebun9
ermarten, in Der ioI6e 9eute bic Sberbauc
baben
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-02
Morft in pbilooelpbia.
Eebruar q 1898.

glauer itebt $7t bas 8drrel, quite grdnce,
Su tpelhem pretle etltde partbieen CUR 8ers
fhifuns 9etauft wcroen Gnb ; beltebte 8rd,,,
be perfaufen su 81 62 Bis 81 rs. McqQens
Webl perfauft Su IS. Son Bellbfrrn;ucM
1T fetn 9erfauf ansefubrt es miro auf o3
rs 9ehalten.
e.--Dte Bertdufe rpareu oan,
uutptdti9. lln9efdbr 1000 8uIhel tentlher
Wetsen 1T an9elans unb miro an 81 SO bos
8uibel 9ebalten ein Serfauf bon 1lolih.
em tn Stcbrs su 81 60 II. eiue fleiue pars
tbte rotber tentider su oemfelben YreiS. Sn
Hpg9eu 1T nthts 9cttan. WelIbtcrn oebt
langfnm III 81 bis 50 Cts. eine simltd)e 1ars
ttte 1T aus ben Stcbrs, permutblth Tim Ct.
fras ,pent9er oerfauft Wcroen. Stctrpreis
pcn Safer 81 @ents, aber feline Berfdufe
BON 8eoeutun9.
Saamen n.--Gerfiufe bon eini9en pars
tbieen &leelamen bon gut bis oersiielid,er
Oualitdt su SIS so bas gufd)el. Slad,sfaas
men oerfauft Iansiaaa ut 81 40 oas
BuIhel.
Bbisfey y serfauft lanafam su 80 @ts.
in Socafetts, sutpeilen % Sents in 8irrcls
gu "a uno 33 Gents bic gallcn. - 9lIter
Mcncn9abela su SO uno SIS 9ents
8tebs Marft - Der 8prratb Dpn
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