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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

Dte ic9enannte Suinoi6 giIenbobn, tpels
de s Weilen lang III Der 0tdbe Der 9jti3iBip:
pt bluffs on9cle9t it, 1T nl.nmebr poueuoet
9e9en 1000 SuB perielben babet, 9roBe Sc:
item peruriad3t bic Sabn gebt auf bie1cr
Strede itber ciucu Sce, 1tno rubt nuf pieis
lern oeren eiu9e ilber so SUP ticf an9eIe9t
Iub.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
DRr Dd4Er 1NotmBT KW1tn otopm &N084 u

3'pei llu9lltd5fdae auf Dampflhjfer tper,
ben abern1al5 anOe5et9t. 9luf Dem Dampf>
icblff 9toIla fel etn Dan1pftcBel Sulammen,
mObur6 ein Seucrmann iber 8cro 9eworz
fen tpuroe uuo 0erlpren 9ieng. Das Oampl,
Ibtff @onooD itranoete uno 0ten9 in StiGee.
Sic paBa9tere 1puroen 1dmmtli1 9erettet-
SAtf uuo 2aouu9 aber 9ien9en orrloren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
sc eue L q enter.

Spl9enbe Serren babeu gefaQt9f bic st9ent.
id)aft fir bteies Slatt itbernpmn,en.
9err Gu9en &eps, 9tepart, etcfina
@auntN Sbio.
9err 81 oer1o II, potueiiter st 8en,
ton, Dclmes GauntY, Sbic. -.
S. q. 9auers, MiQerSburA 9olmee
@auntN Sbtc.
Sm nddfen 8latt ,peroen mir cine uou.
itdnoi9e Site uuierer A9enten anfubreu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

gu &alama5oo, i'm Staat Netd)igan, crz
l9ln9 et1t 9etptBer 9lpre6 etnen Sorn. 9io
otn9s, tpelL er Gloutte, bteIer babe feinen
0uno an ben fetnt9en 9ebeet-Seibe fInb
Tamltenodter.--@6 ioI otes Der erlte Mcrb
leDn, tpelder je BON einem tpetSen Manne
bort be9angcn tpprcen 1T.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
50 a Ser O2 a oel.

Sn Serf5 unb Mout9omerD Gountie6> in
spenlpIp1uter, berld)t 9roBe WaBersnot -
yDn SumneDtaun Ihreibt man, oaB matd)e
ga mllten ibr Grtnfz &od)> uuo Wa1d)naBer
Veet(en tpeit berbetfubren miiBten, baB bas
Steb nur NIT Seldwcrlthfeit 9etrdntt tpers
ben fDnnte, 1tno oaB man bon Is bis 18 Weis
len nad2 Wnhlen 9efahren ien.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

s.-Die Weritaner fdetnen ern1tz
ltd dn etne QSieoererobernn9 BON Seras su
0enfen. Die slrmee 1T auf Ser @rense oers
iammelt. QSa6 oas 9dnslth serrlt tete
Wertfcz 9c9cn oa6 obnn1ddbtt9e Gera5 ausf
rl6tcn fnnn pirb Die 2ufunft [ehren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

Cine Der Yuloermithlen oes Srn. Daniel
SaccbD, bon SunlnDtaun, ga. flcs am 4ten
Ce;ember in Die 9uft. Das Wubl9ebduoe
wuroe su 9runoe 9erihtet, uno 1000 pfuno
pulper perbrannt. Ole 9lrbeiter paren an.
WlpraeueBen ais bic grploGon fattfano.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
W0blfell Ill verfoufen.

ar untsrfbriebene, tpobnbaf t in ber
- Staot Canton, Start @auntp, Sbio;
eietet folsenoe G'senftdnoe moblfeil gum
Der'anf an:
Gin neusr spsp Uoer orspfpanniser Was
gen, NIT SoSp; etn nod gang ueuer S6ub:
Farm, ferner Elm 9rcGer nod gang gutter
G6mieoe Sla5bol9
nebft elmer Sett s6mebee eee(birr. Ber
Nrtlfel oielsr 2Irt brandt, pirb ;wpbItbuu
Ianjurufen, bep llnterI I6riebensm, inbeui
oieie'ben febr woblfeiI fir 8aarselo cber
auf 8uten @reoit pertauft weroen, ron,.
Sebaftia qDiIb.
@anton, San. 5. am.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

Gin DueCant bon profeBtonI Or. @cpoz
rtd), tpeld1er inter auoeren nod port9en
Somnter etnen Maun Ian,ens 9aurens III
pouifcn in Geras er1hoB> it enblib fel6f
BON elnem Seraner erltohen tporoen, ben
er in nt0roert{her 9lbIdt an9riff.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

@coleD, Der WDrber, ,peIder pom @puoer-
neur bon Sbio cine @uaoenfrtlt bon bier
NSoden ertolten bate, wuroe per9an9enen
Treitae in ber9tdbe ponGtnctnnoti erbdu9t,
Gie 3abl Der 3uld)auer mar ote6,nal, CUR
@bre Der 8eDcbuer @incinnatt's feY ee 9e>
fact, 1ebr 9ertng.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

r.-9(m s5ten Sec. Mor9eu5
lltr un9efdhr, trah in Der Druferci rer
Dor eini9er 3ett, ein9e9an9enen meitlthen
Gtaat5z3eituug, 81 Stnctnnati Seuer aus,
arDburd, biefe'be Qdn3ltb seritDrt muroe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

Gcn Cincinnati ntrb bic ouscrprtoenlide
1bnelIe 9feile ce6 0ampfbrptes Sulipn 9es
riibnt, ba6 in Go9cn 13 Stunccn, bic
Nei1e pcu9teurrleans nab 4cui6oille mahte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

Das Dampfbcpt @eYlon, pcn eol'tsotQe
nad) 9ieuSrleans beftiu:;nt, puroe Dor &ur
aen, Elm Naub Der Slammen. Die paBa9ies
re tpurbelt tpunberbarer Weile 9erettet, cbs
eIeib cas- Boot nod % Meaen madte, nab
reno eS III pollen, Seuer fta,1b, oa Der Ga
pitan nid)t ebcr eincn 9eetenetcn ploe an
llfcr fuoen fcnute> unt e5 aAf oen Grant
iaufen su taPen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
q u q u b {.

hbsr oaS l1sbsrIduB Ginfommen," ne!.
GeS, estndB Der am asfe Nar3 1887 pa=
Birten Nete, betitteIt " cine QIfte, Dorteb=
runsen trefsno fir 9Iustbeiluus uno Sapelti.
ruug oes Nntbeils oieIes slaats am uebers
l6uB : @iutpmmeu," au Starf @aunty,
SbjO, sebbrt.
Selauf empfansen pomsstaat s5S,4s1 o0
{" 9eleDen 5u Ytoasnt 5000
Do. 7 %. 47171-52>171 90
9tidt .eeIiebene 8i|an, $3.50 90
Die befa8te Sun,me Don $52>171 wutpt
fol8enosrmaBen ausselieben
9eIieben an@Orporat. | O46 90
Sta,f@o. 100000
"NerlOnen 46, 1875 OO-52,171 90
Dapoa 9eftbert bureb 0aort.
9dtf1es anf Iie9enoes @igeus
tbum 46 871 90
'eur6 (Ont. .Siberb. $500 OO-5g171 90
Nnu SnA.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
Y(attern (SmaiI-pOx).

GA biefe beidperlide &ranfbeit fld, tpie'
~ Der in unlerem @a,tntD sei9t, fo, hat fIh
ger l1nterfhrtebene NIT teutlder gintnps
tul'95zMaterie perfben, uno ,piro eiu paar
SaSe ttneurb Seoen impfen tpfal,Scn),
Ger oicierbalb beD ibm anruft.
/ @antpm, San. s. Npb. Gstep, Dr'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

9re B.-Nerr SObn Wbipple, bon perry
1eltnihtp, bieier @auutY, fbIad)tete lette
Wode eln Sdwei,l tpeIhe6 ;neD Sabr alt,
nno auf ieiner Gabafs SauereD 9cspoen
ipar, nno tpeItbe6 532 Vfuu0 ipoo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
. SSSS9S09 90 80 % (
OerDepratDct:

Sim SS[teu December: burG ben Gbrtp.
6ait: perr stmos Nogers init MiB GU FAM
ma Ocrrtd, oon Safe Saltnfhip.
. SIM 31lten Cecem6er: 9err Daoio 8ailcr
hit 9NiB Gath'rIna @eeper.
): Sim llten N,ele5: Serr Gesrge 9cmau
init 0Rlb GatDatlaa Song.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

SAT- iiberou, no Der leste WbiesSie9 9e>
feiert worben 1T, iluo, bel benz slbfeuern Der
&auoueu ourd un9eitbte rno nnerfabrene
0dube< l1u9liif5falle oer9efallen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

slm gro n.-3u Mooiion, in Snbis
ana, Set9te man eiu Sdwei, nelhes oreD
Sabr alt nno tn Sbio 9erd5t >p1r, weIhe5
ll6er 1000 Yfunb >po9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

llnter bem Gitel "Seutide Nattcnals3et>
tuu9" iou ndbftens IN pbllaoelpbta ein nells
es teutIbes Dlatt erfhetnen, tpopon (ld) bic
Sorn. Dr. &iOerlen, Or. S,duBler nno' Or.
herina ol6 lnternehmer an9efiln0t9t haben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

Die 91efornz@onoention Don penniDIYas
nierl SIT Vbilaoelpbt1, bat beIbloBen, am
,rpeiteu ,1dh(feu Sebrnar auf3ubre6cn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

9ro Ser 9err Sra Seluay, nate ber
9SooIter> QSaDne 9anntp> lteB am 9Sfen
December etn junses Sdwein teraus>
fhIeBeu> tpeld)e6 a,piiben 7OOuuo 800 Vfnuc
tDpG.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

ueber 100 Samilien iollen bon SO cntreaI
t,ah ben Seretni9ten Staaten 9eSc9en ieYn,
I'm utdt in bie@efabren Der bepcrltebe
9fepplutieu perntefelt sI tperben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

SIM pertptheneu CONNER pllen 746 per
fousn auf benz MiBiBlppt bas eeben etn9e'
bIet baben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

s ID Die s.--Siuf Stebentbeile Der
Ocfan9enen im Sbio 31htbaus fno Sdt>
iteIer5.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

Nal1 DE Sd Tn o te n.-Dte"QSbee-
Ling Gtmes" 1a9t, baB falld)e Drei Dollar
Soften Der Sauf BON GraneStIe-tn jener
@esenb i'm llmlaufe feycn. Ole falid)e 9tos
ten Gno filrser uno lbmdler ais bic dhteu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

3u yteuorleans tebt ein febr ienber5arer
alter Socrr, tpeld)er ntdt mebr ais 1OS Sou1,s
De bdlt, fir tpelhe er Elm et9enes 9rcBes Daue
bat bauen laBen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
Oetf 0er 3tlt+
19So 6retbett ,pobnt, Oa 1T meiu T1tcrlanc.' ,

lln1ere 9efebgebung pertcote
pom Oettta9 oes 23lten bis O2itto9 bes 26s
ffen December6, Inn bic GbrifsTeiertaqe at
9cnteBen. SIM Senat paBirte cine 8tQ, Die
sIuS9abe oen Elm ltno oreD GbaIer 8anfnps
ten autboriGreno !!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
PUBLIC HOTEL,

at GAINESVILLE, Muskingum Co. Ohio:
The subscriber respectfully informs the public,
that he has taken the we'll known stand, i'll the
above place, known by the name Of the
AMERICAN HOUSE,
at the northwest corner of Market and 4th
Streets, where he is at all times prepared to
receive and accommodate. travellers and passcn-
gers. AS his premises are very spacious, he'will
be enabled and provided for any call, however
numerous, and by strict attention to the wants OF
his customers, and by good treatment and rea-
sonable charges, he hopes to merit and obtain a
share of the public patronage. His bar, table,
beds and stable, shall be such, as to need none
but their own praise.
WILLIAM KOOS.
GAINESVILLE, Jan. S. 1888. IT,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05
Ser in jeoem 1aunibip ausseliebsne 8elauf
Die fer Summe 1T mie foIee.

Da3u tDtt,nat Dem SauntD 4Y,171
9tarf eelisben 5000
3ufainmen ausaelieben S52,171
Der 8elauf oes jabrIiben @infommens be:
fasten Sunos III mie folat:
SutreBen einpfansen .. Start 60. $50 90
oo. .. Der Sarrusrs 8anf p.@anton 414 90
DO. .. anoern gorporaticnen 36 81
Do. y. ein5elneu perlonen 1914
. @efammt. @ineomn1sn $g>914 90
Die ourb bic Manasirung bielss Sunos
perurIabten Nusaaben Iino ::
8e5ablt an Sobn Sorrf, @pmmiBiouers-
Gebnbren "a 90
" 9GbplaS Stun,p % co
peter Stim,nsE "a 90
" Sptn Carton, fir einen 2toser SO
:, s. uuo S. Carton, fur Druden 9 05
L" 10. unb 8. Dunbar, If. Do. II 90
" petsr &auftueuu DO. ii 90
Dan. &afenfper9er FIR bas 9ies
corben Don Mortsatlbes 45 70
u. 9pnb DO. 68
40. @ouI INall, S6ui6er o.Sparo 8 o5
9sl slan,tnt- Nussaben S166 46
Suno @pmmiBioners 9fmtsifnbe, Starf1
@aunty, cSas. 1923. 5
QGir bic unterSeibnsten SUD Sen,as Bio-
ners erfasten @aunties, beiDeiuisen bietnit.
loaB poritebenoe stugate cine riebti8e ano
nabre Daritelluns Der Nauasiruns u. Sage
tbefaetsn Gauntiss slntbsil osS llsberl1uB=
gintommsus fir oas am Stfeu Dec. 1857
Ieuoenbe Sabr 1T.
SSen ;S,;eh.Sss Sef!'a 9!ea,,n Suno.eom-
sp'sS Sttsr gtimt,,sI nV mie'O"srs.
eSanuar $. =. dim.
| CERTIFICATES,
OfBirth and Baptism,
FOR SALE HERE
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

0fm 12teu udbfen Ssbruar merbe ieb in
~ Der Staot Setblsbem, folsenoes lie9enoe
Gisentbum gum Werfauf anbisten> ndmlt6 !:
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

At the bursting Of boiler, stout Yankee
plunged into the river and saved the life Of the
Captain. As soon as they reached the shore. the
captain vas prolific Of thanks to the preserver oil
his life.-ssSave your thanks, my hearty" said
the other, for Ioaly saved you from the water in
the hope that l should have the pleasure Of see
ing you hung for the wiful murder Of your Passen-
gers
Cos1ey7eitev fzken.-Coustabics Jones and
Hazen yesterday arrested Henderson the counter
feter, vho some time since escaped from the Jail
il Washingtoe, and for whose apprehension one
tbousaod dollars reward had been offered. He
vas arrested On board the steamboat Dolphin.
about 20 depart for Louisville. He was taken be-
fore Jussice Doty, and after examination COM
mit.cd 10 prisoo--Cin. Gazette.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

Y:eas shs Columbus Journal aad Regs.s.
on YES! I TAKE THE PAPERS.


F."m shs Columbus journal and Regis.s
on YES! I TAKE THE PAPERS.
~ GO. ,. WALLIS
On yes! saks tbs papsn- q
Their ssiain, cost is asve. missed,
Although I've s,co. for forty years
UpoS sias printers iiss.
Talk nos Of sasTio;s-Fans: released
Earth fon, thu te:r0ss NJ h.r kinzs-
lie swi.lod his Slick AL Darkness ccas.I,
Asd morning ssssam-d along s1s East,
On Frsedow's FURNISHED wings.
u yss: ssks G,s papess,
And SONS and dany,is.rs-taiI AMI small
For they have bsen, though thick and thin,
The passi,ne Of III all.
Twas nobly said that should star,
DO stricken from the dome Of Night,
\ prinsinx press il ssasioDed sissrs-
Would Oh shs vacuom % . hair,
And shed a broader light.
That man who takes M psp.rs,
Or taking, pays not when they're read,
Would soil his corn ~ boy ''horn,'
And live on borrowed bread.
The printer opss tins wide domains
or Scieoes--scastsrsE ducatos
y, Al: DER the land, like April rains:
And yet his labor and his pains
Arc half h,s compensation.
sISrIxo OvvScE. May, 1893.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
WASHINGTON. June %. 1885.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The first thing in order the speech OF Mr..
Adams on Texan matters,-hut by request oil
several members, that gentleman gave way, for
TODAY, and
The whole morning hour in the house. was
spen. in receiving, referring considering re-
ports from committees.
Ono of these reports. from the Committee on
Public Buidings,) was in the form OF a resolution.
which was adopted-thc effect of which is the re-
ARRANGEMENT of the Hall. on the old plan: by
which the Speakers chair will be placed directly
opposite to it's present location and the centre
main entrance will be opened once more. This
will enable the members of the House TO hear
each other. which they cannot do now.
The rest of the day (,lI recess) was spent in
receiving reports and bills from the Senate, and
in discussing Tin committee of tho whole) the Ar
my Bill.
EXPLORING ExPEDrrIox.-ln the Senate, re-
plv came from the Navy Department. giving the
information requested yesterday by Mr.. Southland.
in regard TO the Exploring Expedition.
Some incidental business. like the presenta-
tion of petitions, reports. &c. was then transact
ed.
BANKS AND BANK NOTES.-THE. Wcbstef's bill
for the collection and disbussing the revenue was
then taken up. He said he should not occupy
much Of the time Of the Senate upon it, the whole
subject had been much discussed already. AZ
ter briefly stating its details,
Mr. Buchanan offered his, substitute, and
Mr. Strange wanted time to think Of it, So 1t
Law on the table, ad interim.
The rest Of the dav IT'LL recess) VAS spent in
the discussion Of = private claim bill.
STENOGRAPHICCS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

New YoRK, Juse 90.
Oh Mr. Woodbury., the New Hampshire Paas;
II says, "Mr. Woodbury. having dsclined the ap
l'osntmcni Of Chief JUSTICE" Hos. Joel Parker
~as nominated, &c. There n no further com
mont on this authositisc announcement; no OK
7ressioe Of Plcnsurc or regret! do net under
stand all this manGuvre On the New Hampshire
boards
There Goes not seem TO be any very definite &C
counts "fse battle said TO he fought nj the Shor,
Hills, u. C.) betwcca the Lanccrs and the Patr
OTIS. The number Of the Patriots is estin1tcd 81
from 200 To 1000, meme Of the accounts agreeing
The whole company Of Lancers is said To have
been taken prisoners. The forces Of the Patriots
are said to be increasing.
Upon all these accounts, however. but little
credit can be placed till thcrc arc repeated con-
formations Of stated fact, for, cnriousIy enough,
there arc two parties in Upper Canada, seeking
10 embroil us in a war with Great Britain-fhe
fanatic tories who want place and profit and Of
fee, and the patriots or rcformers, who want 10
make Us fight their battles. Hence the two par
tics put forth exciting statements to interest or
cnrage US.
Stocks to-day have advanced further. The
movement Of the sccrct-keepcrs Of the Admins
traiion yesterday, stimulated others to-day. 1t is
now stated in Wall street, with a good deal of
confidence, that the Sub Treasury Bill will not
pass.
Inc pOSil1On Ou Nlf ORONSON, member o. OOu-
gross from New York, is attracting great deal
of public attention in this State and city. The
newspapers Comment with great deal Of free
dom upon tho position he holds.
From Bucnos Ayres we have dates to the gid
April. The time for the sailing Of vessels in tho
blockaded ports had been prolonged to the 18th
June.
The Great Western took out 81 passengcrs-all
FIRST cabin passengers. The people hero gener-
speaking, do not holievc this will be Prof'a-
bic business, but the Great Western certainly has
full quota Of passengers for this her second trip
from New York.
As models for steamships, the Great Yves
tern aud Sirius are Of advantage TO our builders.
Hereafter, ] think that all our boats which are
built for the Charleston route, and other pieces
ria Of the open sea, will be built ships like the
Groat Western and Srius-[ National Intel.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
From tbs Boston Atlas.
TREASURY ARITHMETIC.

Thirteen turned isslo Tiirfy-one.
In TasiG sinsss, whom Adams rsisaed,
How swiltiy wae, shs Treaty. drained!
Ills millions how we stared N ssc,
The tens ws.s ONE, the tauifs THREE!
This was too bad and, in . STORM,
We sosreJ for s'Ja -ksOn'' an1 SRefosm."
Roth came and now,-,o greats tive fun,
Tho TE~s arc three, tire Ux'rs one.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

*Mr Polk, as he did not vote.
The members from Indiana voted as follows:
For the BH-'uooH .plIuH
Against the BiH-Messrs. Ewing, Graham, Dunn,
Herod, Raridcn, and White.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
FOURTH Or JULY.

This National Jubils. celebrated in Richmond mot
by generality of her citizens, with ponp shows, games,
SPORTS guns, bells, bonir. and illuninaton as II used I"
be ceeoraedin days of yore-but by few OF o'r young
formed themselves into assoc on called
ssTho Franklin Society," a spirit worthy of hs phi
la.iropiss. Da,r"'. .-a esman whose they have
assumed. and highly creditablc TO themselves
The Declaration Independence read by r. Prayn;
an Grafton delivered by Eli Mendenhall, and an Euosy
Oh FRANKLIN pronounced by JESSE siddaIi
The OF the society, with their gnes then s dow"
banquet, that would not have Issaced the
table of the lived and after eating
10 conten:, remnants Of The feast were re-
o.ea bottles of generous win, were placed Oh the
boa.corks aud glasses filled with the sparkling bev-
eraga--and number patriotic ,oass were drank The
company DISPERSED each member and each guest "e"s
his way rejoicing the FoURrM JULY had not alto
-ether gone to Cen,reve. 1t was tusy, from the begin
,,r +, the end ,,er,o and flow OF
souI.t'
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Y ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY"
STENOGRAPHTCUS.

p S-Mr Foster voted as he did SO as to move
the reconsideration. Nothing can come OF it
however, rest assured.
The following is an abstract Of the votes
the question Of ordering the bill to its third read
mo.
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WASHINGTON, June Is, 1888.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Nv letter. hastily written IS it was, which
sen, of bv the mail last night, held your reader<
informed Of the glorious result Of the Sub Treas
ury Bill experiment. 1t vas roby relscted,-
and the opPositios. able as they were to have de-
feaisd it. alone, though by small majority, re
ccived timely and valuable aid Ivy the relinqu.sh-
ment Of mere party obligations, for the time, on
the pars Of several Of The administrations mem
befs.
Among these you observe tho names Of Van
desvesr, Edwards, and Foster, Of New York, al
three Of whom deserve and will doubtless receive
their reward in The approbatioa Of their eoestita-
en,s and their own cooseieoces.
Mr.. Campbell, Of $. c., Mr. Shepard Of n C.,
and Mr. Rcbertson &C Va, saoo d 6m 10 their posts
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Correspondents OF the Baltimore Chronicle.
WASHINGTON. June 25.
uOITSE OF REPRESENTATIVE


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
An attempt was made this morning by Mr..
Petrikin under the direction Of the party, to pro-
cure a reconsideration Of the vote by which the
House, on its part, fixed on the 9Th as the day to
adjourn. This has bearing upon the snb-tfeas-
urv bill, you will see. Mr.. Jackson of Ga. went
of to day, and the ccllar-peOple (who never 60
awav YOU k,ow,) think that f they put off tho
question few days the opposition majority may
he frit.ered away. This will be no disaPpon. :
mcnt to me, if it happcns.-The Wings have
lost MANY question just so.
A call of the house was ordered, on motion OF
Mr. Williams of X. Csc were found to he pres
cnt
Mr. Sherrod Williams hoped the rules would
he SUSPENDED, and that then the House would
Law the motion on the table. The rules we're
SUSPENDED, and Sherred Williams moved the pre-
vious question, on reconsideration. And the
House then determined not to reconsider.
Resolutions " ere then in order, and were pre-
sentcd by various members.
Among the rest was ono from Mr.. Blair's white
wishing committee, asking for persons and pa
pers. Several motions to amend. sc. were made
elictinp debate. in which the Globe and all its
filth were raked up and over once more-a0d
them after spending almost all the day till recess
ON this unworthy topic. 10y the aid OF the pre-
vious question.) the resolution prevailed, the
House took a recess.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
This BODY has been very busy to day. bot its
business has been general orders chic Not
generally interesting.
It's understood that an attempt will DO made
get the suo-trcasury bill out OF the cosnmittee
Of the whole to day.
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FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

4
ton to be held By the wings of the z. states.
e"--=-------
VETO OF THE MAMMOTH SUR-TREAsrRY Bull
The following "glorious ncwsn of the legitimate
exercise Of tho 9 Veto" power, BY tho House a
Representatives. speaks volumes in favour ol
'ssrRucr'oSs-.c:fresaJ re.4 Z Peoples"
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Chronie.l
WASHINGTON, 8 o'clock, Monday night.
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAYr'
O+After a long speech from Mr. Rhet,, the
enacting clause was struck from the Sub Treasury
Bill in committee Of the whole, by vote of % to
S6-s,x majority.
CETThe previous question was then put, on
motioa Of Mr.. Sherrod Williams, and resulted as
follows:
'!ShaHsae bill be cagrosscd j. read tairl tim! ~
1eas, III
Nay 10
Absent-Smi.h, Ripley, Jackson & Bruyn 4
One vacancv-( Lawler) ......................... I
Spcaker,.........
Whole number of members,...............~.. 242
G.-So the bill Of abominat ions defeated, in
fair trial Of strength, upon naked merits, by
FOURTEEN MAJORITY!