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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16
Gcbabfammer- -Noten.
Shobf1mE,cr 0eplrtcment cen liteh Nc
UenlEPr 1888.

Ser gauge 8elanf BON Sd)atfammer go
fen, tpeld,e cur,b Die 9Ictc pom I2tcn SctOs
Der, 1887, outhorilIrt spurre, it oNs9e0cben
mrrpen. remlid, $lO,O0O,OOO 90
Napcn InO ein9eIoict wcrben, 1851 ,49O 90
Cie ncucn 9lu6qnten infer Der 2Icte
vcm 12tcn Wov, 1888, llno 5,7G9>8l0 Oh
Son o,e(cn leetcn puroen etns
9cl0lct lOl> 500 20
Goeas in @nnScn au6ifeten 5000, ,76o 90
$tri QBcppt turp,
Gefrctuir Der Sdl1bfdmmer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16
Ger Icttc gRiIen res pcrlfcrbeueu a. { r.

Ger lcbte gGiNen tes pcrltcrbeuen q { r.
ouoer Wilne, pru Neucrleans, 1T i'll
cem 9tcucrleons 8uuctiu publlSlrt ,pcrotn,
"Cure) oenelben 0a9t gecad,te 3eltun9) 1T
fcin gauSc5 un9ctcucr5 GsrnoNen, nodcem
Germdhtui6e gu hem SeIauf orn et,pa
100000 ob9esc0en wrrterL an bier slnIfaI:
ten fir huINcle WalItnfinccr oermad}t, nemS
'lich ro5 sliVI prn 2a TaDette fir oerlpaiictc
Nnotcn, cas- YeYcro5 9tipI fur per'pallcte
yHict.eiL uuo rcd' SIpcD oncere, ipcld'e lp1s
tertiu rcu Der GjcleB3ebun9 lntorperWt rno
III MiNetur9 rrridtct mcrcen irticn. Nao
ouf cieie Pit fir Die GrSetnn0 hn'HoIcr
QSaijcut.nccr III 0iellorIean5 9elldlerte Ners
;n0qcu mi ouf beDuabe cine WtlIIlcn Cha:
fer oc1datt, wopou eln 0rr6er 1hen ll'0cn@
re5 Gigcnthum iii, >peIthc5 III enrf Der SeIt
Ed) i'll YGcrth ocroHpreln miro. SNerr Wtline
mar eiu Sdlctlduccr, Gctorcn 81 Nrt1n1s
t,r5, urme,t OorcrN Gallle. @r ftarb Ter
III ceu1 trtsn 2ltcr rrn 81 Sahrcn rcN &c
ucu CT mrbr ais so Sabre TT otcIcr Stoot
oer!cttc. Sciurr @jetlrt@itaot Urts1aMteI3
bat or Gin Capital ycn S 100, COO sur Grr1ch
t,rn0 ucn SrcVld1ueu Ocr,n1d't, Gr bat aud,
ietl,cl, 0errrancteu sablrcld'c &erh'dditnlBe,
urn 8 100 bis ,u $4,000, tlutcrlaben, 70 plc
er uucE) orcy Cencr treld'e lhn III ielnen al
ten 1o9en treuIjd 9erFc9t hateu> freV2cbl9
becuit tat." CNouuorcr 0jaj.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16

qDetteu Bel IS a hlc u.-Tic Saltts
more "Srnne" m1dt toI9cute trcfRld)e Ge:
mcrfnnecn liter cas- QGctten lex lGatlcn:
"Cie 3eituu9en i'll Ycnn|D?ranlen ldreTn
jcGt, ,p,t Ipr ertpartctcll )ehr ubcr bic rep
Ger ncu!td,cn Wahl oerllttrn SctrI1nerelen-
Netrl9ereicn, ,pe!d}e rurd) bic bchen WSt
ten eutl1onoen, cie ben rem Nc(ultat of5
YGotltunpfc5 obhinfen mo tie lic brd' lclbN
auf cine inrirccteNt bef1roern haIfen, inoem
lie ricIcltcn i'll ihren Sldttern rnti5rtcn,
uuo oo5 Srlf gum Nctten oufre1trn. IS 1T
lrnrcl bur, rog &c rcr Der Wobl lc tltno lp1
rem. II. ncch rcm SdluB re,lrltcn 70 l,harf:
iIt,tiq 9c,ucrren iinc. Sn Der Shat b'frem
Get e5> co6 Ge jeet cine 70 trte e!Chtnn9 fltr
rie 0eicBe res staut6 orr5u9cben ll't'cn. gu
ecrcn Derlcsunq fIf bod nod scr cinen, M|o
nate 1o reclld, betruHcn ! Scccd) bic GtHe
fomn,t nie 5u lpit, mo c5 ltctt 3n tcfeA,
caB le birfort nicbt mebr iitnrt9en mereen."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16
&,tuttr 1rctcreS.
1ctcr6 6. 9yil1cn unb q. E. Siumcnt

Ictor6 6. 9yil1cn unb q. E. Giu,mcnS,
0cnahri6tisen ibre Srennhe uno ras
SS9Aa 9>utlitum tltcrbaurt, eaB lie feb III Der
NY Stapt Ilanhtttes, Stare Gauntp, O9ic,
N3SM nicpereetaBen battn, rrft(tt fe tereis
Gsssss fepn ,rer Den, jerer AuFrrrcruns in Drt,a
Sodbe Sp(se gu leitfen. Sbre Arscncpen ftnb aus
IBur,cln uno Sr1utern, Samen, Slumen, tnb aus
Grtratten tnp 0elrn rcrtelben sutereitst.
@te MAIDEN tticnrers Qle aufncrffa,n, tretdt ait
frsenren Grantbctcn lcrcn, 1,a,nlid rfct(dcn MI.
Sieker jeper 8ottun9, &rttsfhapen, peiBen Slug,
,pet(d6e Srantbeiten, &crffbmcrh 0rbr, ttnrtr.
eaultdreit, 8ruittc(bmerbcn, 0uet, uno 70 tpeiter.
@r(bc patienten ais tcluebt 5n ,perren tpaafaen,
tcnnen su aen Soften aeeen,prirt rpereer, uno ent.
fsrnt ,peDncnre perben 3erieeiSuns erDalten, penu
fle br Gnager in reinen eolaisrn etnenben.
6. 2silfpn, }See'r1
o,tp.a, 4in. Il. {. 9 tmmpns, w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16

Rseierun95iike, uno 3eit BET Ssriam'1,
lung oer @e{eb9ebun9en.
D2aine, slueu It a |. Wtitmrd, in Sanltar
oieu Nompihuc, Goncorr, lite Mltt'pod)
int SunD.
0ermrnt, SO M2outpolter. 2te 1cnneritae
i'm Sctcter.
MoBahnletts, 9 cfton, LITE Mitt'pcd i'm
Sdnuor.
02tcbs Salano, prooioence, lite gfitts
wrd, i'm Dlap, Sulp; 9temport leste
Wtitttpch I'M Sctcter, Julp.
Gcnnecticut Nartforo nno T 1t; > a:
pen lite mithpod in, WaD.
Neu-W Wcrf, 81 baup, life Ctenlta9 i'm San
Gem. .Jerley, Grenton, 4. Dlnlt'A .. Oct
penniDluania, 0arris bnrA LITE Dleu'
FLAG i'm Geeember.
Ocla,pare, . cper, l. Gcnnerta9 I'M San
uar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16
VA It o { +.

az Der ltnttrftbrictene III Die Stant Qantrn 9ts
- irscn iii, uno 9entnft riefe(te su feincm fiinft.
scn Q6rDncrt ;u macbcn, 70 tittct CT fenc tcutfae
0littir9cr in rer g tart unp ltm9t9tnn tint ltnter>
tt!,euns in Eincmo5efbaftc ais Ip II t(eDrer auf
bem ptano s Sprte, unb ctenfalls ais @ db ret.
ser ,.nr It cte rfeser Der tcutf6cn unr ensli(ben
Srra@cn.
Scutid,e Gcllnafteu
ftetitt Ct cttnfaI5 nm t(li8e 9es9ttuns. Setn sc.
stnrarttsct 9Drbnrrt lit cic nadte SDHre 3u -9rn.
H(at 1T bcr marttz StraBe.
q g. 93trinSUn9cn S. rer 9tertc( rrn u See
tirneu. Qpiutom y Hips.
Gantfr, Jlrremttr ,. 4rr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16

ypau lTsht aus rieIem Grtument odB o'e
1nciancr in Der Diplomatic Id,rn 51en1I'ohe
ScrtCd)ritte 9emabt baben. Gang o. WeIt'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16
C$ntlrtSonte 5 ot eue.

Gie frl9ente 70teIe ;e'9t ait clncn SlItt
Die 3eit Der QGaMtn S,aIuno, BE Ne9ler,
un9a(Iee, mo Die feitQcics'cu 3cltpunfte oer
@sriamnIuu9 ter @ciee9ebun9Tn jscer ecr
cer(d)ieteuen Staatcn Der Union:
staatcn. 48nblen>5.7ltunS55cit.
Waine, 2te Wtcnt10 int sept
Neu %>ampfldlre, 2te H1enit19 I'M :gtcr5
2Sermpnt lite Gicnlfa9 III, Scrt
WaBaduletts, 2te N'ontoA I'M 9ico.
02tcre Sslanc, SS" Wsnrc;cv u, oIrr u 5Ino
Scnuecticut 1lte Wcrt19 I'M girrll
o,e Sliten Wrutah Dlenif
''s" o''' }u Oinpcd, i'm 9iro.
NemGerieD, 2te Elena9 I'M Oct.
0elamars, 2ie Cient1J I'LL Jtrp.
MarDlano, lite Necnto9 I'M Sct.
Tjrvinio, 3te 1ienlt1g lm 9lrrll
Ncrb @arclln1, cSn SulD uno N12uit
Suo.@ .@Mrliu1, 2tc Otcnta9 I'M Scteb
gecrQi1, lite Ufcnta9 I'M Sctcb
2l(otamu, lite Wonta9 I'M 9lu9.
Wi6iblrpii life NRcnt79 IN Nro'
eruiIana, 1ite 9Nrnt1o im SuIr.
1erucEee, lite Ir,1erltnl i'm 2luQ
GentuGD, lite :Wcutn9 INT !luAulG
Ohio, lite Hcnlto0 I'M Sttcb
cmSinnu, lite Otcntaa i'm Nu9ut
Sl(inois, lite Wcnta9 im NuNuit
SNiscuri, life 9fcntna i'm 2u9uit
MtdQan, LITE Wout1g in, Jorenn
SlrfauIae, lite Wentag lit 9IooeE1
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16

Cincinnati Warft pom 6ten Wopember.
Ntebl, bon Sanolborteu uno gBdgen
sc O9-S6.15 lit Qdoen Sc IS bis 637,
Iancp 8rauo S6 SO, III ocn Staotmlbleu
$3.50.
98bisfep, SO se,p0bnlidcr. 80 big 40
Gcuts reftif;irter.
Gaffee, prn Nio sl Is Bis Is, bon ct
Gonin9o 49, Stnt5 ols pfuuo.
3u +, Don 9ielt=Ogleans in Tde3rn IA
bis Is, Sout5ueter IS @cnt5 oa6 pfuno.
81 loBes, 70 @ent5 bic 91ucne.
Slah s1aamel, 3l.25.
Nat5en $l.00.
SAB If, &eutudy Gwilt IL bis l2 Ste.
cas Dfuno.
Sic 3ufubr an SdtpeineFeiih (9cia(Sen
unS 9ecurtt) 70 rpie an Shpeinefett uno al
len @rceereY Waareu 1T untcteutene.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30


There having h.cp 10. rh..ra ~ % member "a Con.
Ri'ss 90 he a dt'ri a t. state 90 irt l4. can, .,s
hr HoFcfn"f .a# i.sHi t-.. i.aa'ipu p,nI.u, it a
new election iu t.kr H.,rr 900 il~ 20 tursday ID -.
'ru''r neat W, believe toe caudd,tr. are tine ss,..
- hereto hon lrnsu Alien Wing sui Hon
John smith. Sub. if,a,lty. Bona and ANA B4ul 10
CO POGO, Van bufru AlpIu.u C..n.z cotton. ot atv
'hiug else ynn please Boz, re ,retur NJ, Brlets ~.
who Dire" 81 "i 1Ua votes ttoui tf Alien 20 l., IBsi
ballot. 0la uob dnubtl,ss decline although We nave
40 doubt bat every suaa1e and device that jb un.
aEn'lon can conceive OF wi he resnii,d 90 o. distract
a"d DIVIDE i"" Why's aud probably 70 induce Nlf Bryce.
~ br % candidate
thr.' B.. on' practice, ab .ut v.tch wc would caution
cog Wig 'rtnas p t.e u.,irci and tu4i ts io look
"Di s'.'tp i"f Loco F'.1 irlas The, are NOW even,
DAY occurrence o. ihr elections and U.s. tp h. feared
that a in~ir late achefr have been AID. by the
most palpah'r frauds
aztec O." Shove va- POT 10 typo vercgci,,l tlc Hur
I-'"n fg' Fr,s. announcing Wa. -tu.t Contention
u toe tt Dstuci 90 be uofel 90 Clm1rdlr on She Hr
day O.. November uekt 90 ten cI.ek " tu nominate A
olnad't' 10 represent 1d Distinct Cnusc.s f. d. io be-
h'ped That when nomination be- llI, made ouf ht
ir'rIs 800 hr foWN -tuci wii tdictr u iHd unite cont
ano i'nd to slsfH BE- lao have uuf, Co 'tIeI-dscu-
tHus 1Ha 60 to s.s ihr good oftts. 300 t,a, ,.e
"h' "c lave nH lo. o 'e ir.rt It mon b.. riIru.t a!
w. lance B.. |,ury Oa',t tuo s,.tt,t.s Of tp Ip....
cusls q" o1 o tud c..4Yer' llcucc ,r say as DO .r,a,
Apostle onec sad let efe be 40 division. among you
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

Gfosria. H. looking It the complete ofc,.lte.
turns io' m"nbefs 81 Congress In Gcofr,s vi. Oh.
serve that Dawson. the oni, man on either t,ci 81
"ho voted svsinsi she Sob. Ttcasuf, biiI -t.ceit-
"d ne't 1000 moro vote. Than soy other candidate.
a"h iha' o' ibree 6voWci advocates ~ the sob.
lfca'"'' Sehsnc 90 ihe Whig nrs,i. tao. Nes.rs
'"on"' aud Rack orc AZ she bottom of the h.t.
NJ ~ he administration rsu1idste. afe Sub T,e.-
.gfy men, aod thcy are az Acknowledgement 81,
Cammc,ee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

-o4aj.es Nartt sl.r..r. Na..r, ~.HHrrr.
yig.3 lUJl5 E5ul 1854
qs143 1tF3l
Staru1rt ms $50 tIss


H,ur,. Wl.Hsm-. ps4Id.1s aud Van Wen 10 be
heard from. Taa ware agu He.p gave 20 safe-
1r Vaue. 900 90 i,r Bs,4Aln; Wu.isu-, lj9 -
Vance ESQ 22s tar Bstslo. rsaIt7P 90. Ven
N 81 90. bau.f voted viih come .iHrf C. .aa,les a-
Ne iai Do, return Il Their voice. e. aoa.a appel.
from tA, ,,4t-neni lhai SbsHHou's nt. lrlt NlI
fall ceoslscrs5It below 5000 sna nay rot exceed
800 furibermofe 10 p.s.u that fhe agCrela'e
cote fr tLe stsie exceeds 200 600 400 10 rfobab-
ly 205 600 teiHg al increase upoa 1856 u e.
eost 10 900 yot,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
vi EESENssELS.

ny tNIELs RILL have jpI received splenJ,1
- q .'prtmout Of Efowa, Mulberry, Ore sal Blue
iarF, tre".h VI rH -. al.o Eps.h Nerpoos Of every
d -cr.l,tIe loran 4naaty, so4c re,y igto
Ruhui, o.. -, lGJa. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

The GFsBe Isry hs coet'y q CAisnsst have ,ud,ci
% ihs ooaHsos al Pc isAi count, bsiag genrs aAS
~asA~ss0s-s ~ .s ea1 ~ 'essHHa. - has 10 apfs
ersss u sae al gasy EsSS@as-s tss sossifsess q
AsN GO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
I1.fHfed

IN ,Iebsuge for s1sds ll s.d. = county produce
- 20 Claits Raw Elauur. ff.eRiag. Fs.uus..
W o-.ieu Ysfn &c HODGES b CILMOkL
Ezitst % q l-53 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
tid shoes. &c.

"a uRT a NtSON have iust received ia,r. s,,e,,.
- meoi e Cater Boosts. K.I WsHirr sh,s. ~
-hi' snl i1e- French Ties. thihrru'. Nj ~l.~. .r
'''''' l'iaoif Shoes, iniia uihsr -hers. Ist.et
hd "rofs't"ss IiHtt SOD iIt l.a.l t,raI. r.a. \ q
'ant" N''''' X % NIite aud Nslsiar ~aa,s
hoiisul. oct 81. 1888
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
SlsEEg's PEaI'S.

wv lNitD Ia change for goods a quao.i,v O.,
> ''eP' Iel' Those who have them on hand
WA d" wei 70 ell on ihe subscriber.
ku,a d, Oct %, 1888. nv w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

A. AroiaoT s tIc TO friend the editor Of the New
Yorker for not giving credit to That paper Tor the
0s Tale plpcr OF tie ll,h inst cnutlcd Don Her
mans Tale by tho author Of Tie Brother"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
Blacksmith stand for sale.

/liL Hs.rirr oGer, irf ss.ea good E.ark.n.ih
- -.. s4t -taui Together sIfh a s..rg huu.e.
o., cod sta' au scre # laad, 4car shat b., ra 'lai
F..'rs di..a Esa RHilsaI. aboli % ems o i,.l.
n.'ss por'n "l hr o9urf io4-r, anI u ZEE rs q saN
H.i I'D ,lH $500. The stand 0, aa sxeelient ore d
Ns1t bang G-ria,u ~ar4 for tao nali,. ns,ias $50
free f.r tsfnf tlIy 90 ibs sIh.rrhst
LMlh -DN WHITNEY.
Butall, Oc.. On. 1882 4l.w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

/tiHt .fa0utra = 90 tlt4 a Hsutaslgu O., ths
- Boy '-,astl ts al4. usl s-feeueui. The o.
r-as aui ismaaIs telan s,us 90 t.e Gtn afr len ta
toe haDis o t.I C.afa. ~h9 lutLaristI g. settle
iHfl col rsrslte che afals sai No vail % ,lfi ..l
t.ay eli -ea44.-s &c lfou4 fsII lrm
JONAS CLARK.
CO. HARRINGTON.
ka!. s'svr, Oct E, ls;s :.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
FAMILY CEcSIE-1S.

hANlLlS y BELL. have iu.' r.re,yel d fresh and
- prime assortment Of F.4.NiLY GROCERIES, A.
m"nS winch y No be found, Green aud Black Ten, of
hyperion qnahN, soap, bump suI Brown sugar. Mo.
"s"s ~ Domushaud old -h.nJtru eiee Baker, Choc
late, prepared Cscps, Cocos shells r ec, whole anJ
Ground, P''d ~'go lswoca. Spices wnolc and ground
Il every Hnl BOX kog ADD Suitdua Ra,siu,, Curtants,
Crton, Sr'a btcut. a.. dc.
RuUani. . 4. 90. 1875
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

u f1to"iao oa ''c aith not -, samuel Newton ,s,
hofk. 1tc tof'ur.lcI Sc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
S.lcCp Tobacco.

10 HALLS first rate James RIVER" Lonr Tob,cc,
, d" b"ie' Of from eighty to an hunlre,I pound. -
Ju,. &C '''i ",d for sale ~ JOIN sTRONG.
Rutland, . T. 20, 1889
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
w II y ID NJ a..

q BALLS WADDlNG OF ,upeno, quality. for ..e bv
DANIELS a BELL.
Rutisud OF 80. 1875 A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
'!HHSOr .f90!sey

E(LIlIFID m payment TOR Good. At very low
40 Prices lh'se who m'y have 81 viii ple,.c ca.
a ,F lore. join STRONG.
R1uau|, 0 t. 90, 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
EE-TAEZ To= WINTER.

lNNIth- BELL have Just received a good s,-
- 'or'mcut Il FLR and HJTR SE.IL cars Seal
KIN GLOIES, Buck SKIN DO, aud N,riens ROYAL
ltih, AMI Lambs Wool Want Frocks, g.Iot CLOTH Fur
Coars a. Sc.
Ku'lauJ, OF 90. 1888. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
Raisin.. &C.

- uRr & M1-oN have i., r,r,.ssl 30 Ro.., boz,
- N'e f".s R.H,4s, oi s,,,nt mi..paaoa. s..
@ su.sror 31aat,, A
huNHu1 CO.'S - iHia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
w aEltcd.
Axes.

u MASON boy. jet received Batdwel
II Cost -iecl which t',y ,o,, O. '''''
Rutland, Oct ~, 1859 A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
e. | ass.

80 LoNEs S4s5uty Glass iu.i received for sale by
Rutland, o. Y. 1888 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
-SIElS--CS.

hANLL0 BELL have jus, received "a Na,hu.
~ nf""n oh'euns', scout aud heavy article "A 81
q, prov" Snf'uns' icl Ticking, Hamilton Drls.
Cotton Nofn. Batting. Walhu, Canile ~ .eAinr g.,
Rutland oct 90 1888. r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
gA15 OH yA4GsGnpa
MILITIA LAW
CHAPTER XIV.
Earnings and Orders.

SEcrIoN. |. Whenever the command
ing officer of any company shall call his
company together, as IS required by tins
act, or shall be ordered 40 to do by his su
rerior officer, he shall issue his orders there
for to one or more Of the non-commisSion-
cd officers, if there be any, and If not, to
one or more of the prIvates belonging to
his company, directing him or them to no
tliy and warn the SAID company to appear
AT such time and place as shall be appon-
ted and every such person or persons who
shall receive such orders, shall give notice
Of the time and place appointed for assem-
bling said company, to each and every per
son, he or they shall be so ordered to warn
either by verbal information, or by leaving
written or printed notification thereof at
the usual place of abode of the person 10
be notified and warned. And all notices
for trainings shall be at least four days pre-
vIous to the time appointed therefor; but
in case Of invasion, instruction or other
emergency, the time specified in the orders
shall be deemed legal. And whenever any
company shall be paraded, the commanding
officer o! such company is hereby author
wed to notify the men 50 paraded to appear
On some future day, not exceeding thirty
DAYS from the time OF such notification
and such notice shall be legal as il respects
the men present.
SEC. ,. Whenever il shall be required
that any order shall be served on any olii-
Ger, non-commlss officer, musician OF
private IN the militia of this state, and no
mode Of service of the SANE shall be pre-
scrihed by law, the officer required to make
service thereof shall serge the same by
reading it in the hearing of the person to
be affected by such order, or 10y leaving a
true aud attested copy Of the same al the
usual place of abode of such person.
SEC. 3. Al warnings for mustcrs and
officers drills shall be at least four days
previous to the time appointed for SAID
musters or drills and all warnings for the
/ election If commissioned officers shall be
served at least ten days previous TO the
/ time appointed for said election; and the
warnings II this section provided shall be
in the manner prescribed IN the first sec
ton Of this chapter.
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CHAPTER XIV.
lLac1II,unn,tle

SECTioH /. When in case Of actual or
threatened INVASION, Instruction or other
public danger or emergency, the militia,
or any part thereof, shall be ordered out or
detached, if any person who shall be order
ed, or detached IN obedience to such order,
being duly notified thereof, and ordered 90
march from the place Of rendezvous, shall
neglect or refuse TO obey such order, or
shall not within twenty four hours after be
shall have been notified as Aforesaid, pay a
fine Of fifty dollars TO the commanding Off
Ger of the company 10 which he belongs,
or procure an able bodied man ia his stead,
such person shall be considered as a soldier
in such detachment, and be dealt with ac-
cordingly. And when a detachment Is
made, the officers non commissioned oiii-
GERS and pryates, beuo able of body, shall
be detached from the rosters or rolls which
shall be kept for that purpose; and any
person "ho by abscunGing, after being de-
tachcd a, Aforesaid, or by deserving from
such detachment shall attempt to cyade
the punishment provided BY law Tor deser-
ton, he shall pay a fine Of fifty dollars, 10
be sucd for, and recovered by The captain
or commanding officer Of the company 81
which such person belongs, al any time
within twelve months after the discharge
Of such detachment. And when any regi-
ment OF company shall not be organized,
the officer issuing the order for such de-
tachment, shall by himself or some other
officer under him, proceed To make aud
complete the detachment from any part oi
the militia % such unorgsnized corps.
SEc. .. When the militia, or any parl
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success would have yielded me nothing bot
the qualification OF a very wicked and per
verse spirit; for was too cruelty aware Of
the slight tenure 10y which homely woman
holds mans affections to bc again VIC
tim 10 any similar dclusion But she who
strives To win is almost invariably lost and
ere was aware of the strength of feeling
that yet remained in my crushed heart,
loved-loycd again with all the deep devo-
ton of my earlier years. was wise
enough 20 withdraw from a game where |
could only be loser, and had good cN-
cuse for doing so. My aunt died, and az
her death did me that justice she had so
long withheld. She restored to me the in
hcrtance left me by my parents, and now |
am comparatively rich. But they arc gone
my beautiful boys! | am alone--and OF
what avail is wealth TO the broken in spirit, ~
So spoke the solitary woman,as she cross
cd her hands upon her bosom, and refused
10 be comiorted.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-01-13

PUBLIC MEETINGI In PERRYS
gi3 H BURG. s .


At large public meeting held on the
evening Of the 9Th inst. at Courthouse in
Perrysburg, to express the feeling ofthe'
citizens in relation TO the late outrage
committed by the Canadians on the lives
Of Americans. Henry Bennett was call
ed TO the Chair,and Samuel B Campbell
appointed Secretary. The Chair said
that he did not know that he could give
a better wording Of the objects OF the
meeting than by reading an account OF
the transaction from papelainhis hand,
which was confirmed by the dispositions
Of a number Of respectable citizens Of
Buffalo. and left no doubt Of lis truth,
which we hoped was without founda-
lion, when the intelligence first reached
our ears. After tbs reading Of the news
paper. it was moved and seconded that a
committee Of three be appointed TO draft
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of
ibe meeting, whereupon, Messrs Wood
ruff, Bloom & Thompson, were chosen
said committee, who, after retiring, re-
ported as follows:
Whereas, Intelligence has been re-
ceivedand confirmed, that the American
steamer. Caroline, was burned BY an
armed British force, and a number Of
our peaceful citizens murdered. without
q single palliating circumstance. there
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fore, as a sense Of this meeting, il is

fore, as sense of this meeting, il is
Resolved, That the attack on the Car.
oline, within the waters Of the United
States, and the murder Of number Of
the passengers and crew, ty British
troops, is an enormous attempt against
the laws of nations, the honor of our
country, the integrity Of our territory,
and the lives of our citizens.
Resolved, That such an outrage is
unparalleled in the history of modern ma
tons, and that its perpetrators deserve
the exccrations Of The civilized world.
Resolved, That it is the right and du-
ty Of American citizens, according to
the spirit of our Institutions, to manifest
freely and openly, their opinions.
Resolved, That, as the sense of this
meeting, we consider it the duty of the
General Government TO take immediate
and energetic steps to avengc the blood
of our fellow citizens, the insulted honor
Of our country, and the integrity Of our
territory.
Resolved, That it is the duty of the
citizens Of this town to form themselves
into regular armed body, for the pro-
lection Of our laws, lives and property,
and be ready 10 march, under the orders
of proper authority, at moments warn
ing should our services be required.
Resolved, That the Patriots Of Upper
and Lower Canada, who are struggling
for their independence, and jeopardizing
their lives and their fortunes, and pledg-
ing their sacred honors in the holy cause
of Liberty, are actnated by the same
principles that stimulated our fathers in
rs.
Resolved, That we sympathise with
The patriots Of Upper and Lower Cana
da, and pledge ourselves to support, pro.
tect and assist them in every way con-
sistent with the laws OF the us.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the chairman
and Secretary, and published.
II. BENNETT, Chm.
SAMUEL B. CAMPBLEL, Scc'y.
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ITALIAN SpRlNa WHEAr.-The suitable
ness of this grain to the soil Of this section Of
the country, has been tested during the past
season with very favorable results. H. Reed,
ESQ. Of waterville, has raised 100 bushels Of
spring wheat from six bushels sowing, and
under circumstances rather unfavorable than
otherwise, to the crop. The grain is plump,
looks well and is, Of course, free from chess,
which is so great an incunbrance in crops Of
winter wheat. We understand that a few
bushels of the above wheat is for sale at the
New York prices.