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without further debate, the papers were referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. NIT. Buchanan reported a bill of several sections, for the preservation of neutrality between neighboring countries. The bill gives the President great powers-authori- zing him to seize arms-stop communication punish and confine persons going to a away arms and munitions of war supposed to be intended for foreign invasion. It en- braces six or seven sections, and John Bull could not have drawn stronger bill to meet his wants on the Canadian frontier. MT. Bu- chanan gave notice that as soon as the bill was printed, and Senators had time to exam inc it, he should move to have it brought up for immediate action.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1888. In the Senate, this day, the debate on MT. Claws amendment to Mir. Calhoun's resolu- l tion was continued. It excited deep inter- est. insomuch that the galleries and every part of the house was crowded to Overfiowing. Various notifications of Mr. Claws proposi- tion were suggested from different quarters, and by him accepted, so long as the princi- pie for which he contended remained un. touched. In one or more instances the alter afion went only to change the phraseology, but no change was made except with his con- sent.
 Mir. Calhoun opposed the amendment with great ardor and on finding that his resolu- tion was in some danger, he became excited and declared in the most peremptory terms that to adopt the proposition of the Senator from Kentucky, was to abandon the high and elevated ground on which the South ought and he hoped would stand. In this stage ol the business much ofthe debate was confined
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

Nsp Reeyuits Jor the Patriot Asmy.-The wife of Mir Stephen smith, of Berlin. vt presented her husband with twin Sons of liberty last week. one of which was chEistened Louis Joseph Papinsau he other WI liam LyOa AicKsnsis. The pauio,s, if successful should epnt ihs mother pension.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

counts, and pay the amount due from presen,
appropriations. according to a Suggestion made
by him IN the course Of the correspondence
The committee arc gratiicd TO learn that the de-
Partment has under its control a sum of money
sufflcient to discharge these claims, without any
INJURY To the public service. The following reso-
luton is submitted
Kcso!rcd, That the Committee Of Claims -e
discharged from the further consideration Of the
petition Of Rasscas whiicomb, George c. Van
Zandt, Willard Burrows. Thomas Brown, y. Brook
held, Andrew Porter, John Wharrv, j. ohm Mlroy.
and James A. Roussea; and that the same, with
the document that accompany IL, be referred to
the Secretary Of the Treasury for settlement, I'M
der the contracts made by the petitioners with
the United States to survey public lands, and for
payment under existing appropriations for survey
ing the public land.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

Episcopal Church.-A convention of the
clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church. WAS
held in Evansville, on Saturday the 9th inst
And terminated on Monday evening ] Ith INST
There present besides DR.. Kcmper, the
Missionary Bishop, the Rev. Mr. Steele of New
Albany, the Rev. Mr. Fiske, Of Richmond, the
Rev. Mr.. Brit,on of Indianapolis, and tho Rev.
Mr.. Lamon of this place
The absent clergy were the Rev. Mr. Johnson
Of Lafayette, the Rev. Mr.. Ash Of Jacksonville
the Rev. Mr.. Hoyt OF Charlottesville, the Rev.
Mr.. Caswe Of Madison, and the Rev. Mr. John
son of Michigan city.
There public worship on Thursday, FRIDAY,
Saturday and Monday nights; and on Sunday,
four highly interesting services were celebrated
at one Of which the Rev. b. O. Peers of Ken,uc-
Ky, by letters dimissionary, was admitted to the
holy order of Priests.
The short closing address Of Bishop Kemper,
on Monday night. breathed the pure spirit Of de-
votion pouring forth heartfelt and powerful elo-
quence that held every nearer in profound and
breathless silence.
1t was determined understand, by an u
unanimous vote, and with the cordial appreciation
Of the Bishop, invite a meeting Of the dele.
gates from the Episcopal congregations in the
State, to be held at Madison, on FRIDAY the 2i,h
Of Angus. next, for the purpose Of organizing a
Diocesan Convention. Jour.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

UAs many of the Delegates who
met or were appointed to meet in con-
vention on the fourth Monday Of A.
pril last. as can find it convenient. are
requested to meet in Centrcvillc ON
Tuesday. the second day Of the next
term of the WAYNE Circuit Court. (thc
10Th inst 20 nominate candidate to
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the re-
fusai OF Mr.. Morrow to accept tho nom-
nation made ut the said convention
This call Is made or behalf of a re-
quest of several citizens in different
parts Of the county.
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rested love for the dear people," that they would
not for their lives-ave, that they would have
thrown themselves the rack and wheel Of mar
'yrdoni, rather than have increased the expenses
OF the state ono cent. But, alas! frail humanity,
suffers the misty veil Of patriotism TO oc torn
aside, when self can be served. Wayne county
derives but very little immediate advantage from
the present sy stem; BIZ; If the people be
ined by ITS present size--the whole state 10 he
wrart IN glooIn--strangcrs frightened a, our tax
es, and tho state finally sold 10 the Dutch to paw
f'r our system Of improv cmcn,, should think
sod Wayne" the empire county it, pom, of
wealth, population, and patriotism, should be
istied not 10 has,ep this fatal period. Howcvc CT,
before his eyes, and ever present his irnagina-
tion, thought proper to offer the following as an
amendment to the bill, providing for the improve
mcnt Of the Michigan Road; which, had it passed
state Of from six hundred one ,housan nd dollars
/ mir. Smith, of Wayne, moved to amend the bill
by adding the following additional ec,ion:
! 'Sec. -. That the Board Of Internal I'm
prcvement also cause a survey to be made from
Centreville, on Noand's Fork Of White Water
to some convenient point the White Water Ca
nal, and report the cost Of canal that route 4
the next General Assembly Of this State, with
view to the incorporation Of company to con
struct the same'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

SI1t, continues to keep general and supply
~ OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, Dyo 0aa0oy
&c Nc &c, wholesale retail purchaser, aad
hope receive continuance patronage public
Juns 23, 1889. PAR
+. S-Ih"se indebted old accounts, pleass pav
up, enient, 90 a. Soon
that purpose. L. REED.
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PEN,.ANsHIP.-We have seen several beautiful
specimens Of the penmanship Of Mr.. ]. r. Smith,
who proposes, if sufficient encouragement be ex-
tended to him. to give a course Of lessons in this
important department Of education. We have
also seen specimens made by scholars when they
first became his pupils, and also when they had
completed their course with him. The differ
ence between the cramped and crooked hand of
the former and the free and easy style of the lat
ter should be considered Of moro advantage than
twice the amount charged for tuition. Did com
munity in general feel the disadvantages we do
from the miserable manuscript Of some ofour cor
respondents. they would employ writing mas
ter by the year. to teach their children chirogra
ply.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

Owe isdsb.sd to friend in Congress for the fol-
1R report in relation tho dsfalcasion Of Cen Bob
- Mr. Lyle has been dismissed, and his brosher-n-
- 4 s. dsinss, Esq appointed the Survsyorship.
Mr.. Z. WmrrrLEsEy, from the Committee Of
Csa'"s, submitted The following Report:
The Committee of Claims, to whom was referred
sns Petisloa Of Rasselas Whiicomb, George C..
vaa Zands, Thomas Brown, and John NIilroy.
& Indiana, Willard Burrows, Of Wisconsin, N.
:se'kheId, Of Michigan, Andrew Porter and
Seaa Wharry, Of Ohio, and James a. Rousseau,
Z kentucky, report:
That the said persons set forth their grievances
sellows:
-Is - hooorable the House Of Representative
in Congress assembled:
'WAsseas the undersigned petitioners have been
rsgsa ~ surveyors OF the public land, BY the
gs General Of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan,
Territory Of WISCONSIN,, and hav ing ex-
ar time and means in the performance
surveys, aud havi ing duly made returns Of
cane to the office, several months since, and
S&vcys being accepted and plated, Your petit
- seg leave to state, that the Surveyor Gen
-. though repeatedly requested to asiius, our
-, has totally neglected the same, to the
- loss OF the surveyors, whose notes have
= psOtestcd, drafts dishonorcd, rnd property
tos debts contracted for the very ourposc OF
sscusing said surveys. when, 1T the same time,
Surveyor General, BY his report for the quar-.
ssdiag September :3O'h. 1887, shows an un.
sodsd balance in his hands VI S:s9, ;2sS3, which
~ TO Sl3,OOO which he has since rcceiv ed, a
sais to s., 2S3; that he has put US of from
10 time, since December, under prcsence o
i..ag Of private property to pay our demands
= which there is no prospect OF success.
esasideration Of the above promises, you
ss.acesrs most respectfully request than m in
may be instituted into the proceeding @
department, and s,anc measures adopted fu
nlief.-
- committee addressed letter to Mr. Wood
= secretary OF the Treasury, requesting hir
ssa copy Of Mr.. Lytie's account; also
n asnt Of the amount due to the petitioners
s-sey correspondence between the petitioner
49, esanch Of the Treasury Department. il
= e 10 the balance so due; and, also. a COP
correspondence bad with Mr. Lytle on tn
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

WHITE WATER CANAL.--There will be letting,
at ConnersviIle, on the 24th July next, by Elisha
Long, Acting Commissioner, for the construction
Of portion Of this Canal, embracing part Of the
heavy work between Brookville and the National
Road. Several cut stone locks, one or two dams,
together with some heavy bluff sections, will DO
embraced in the letting.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

PERMANENTLY located in R,cHnoxD, lSD., 10 pre-
pared 70 perform all operations in his psolassoa In the
most scientific always using the best Of materials
for artificial purposes
All operations warranted. Also, q SPLENDID soosh pow
der, for sa;e Of his eompoundng which will bsausfy
and restore health the gums.
Cleanness Indispensable those who desire sound and
healthy teeth.
(cs5-Ory,cE EAST or d. D. SLoAs's Horxt
luns I6, 1888. Esd
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Candidates for the senate.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS. ; WILLIAM ETStyrr
NATHAN SMITH.
For the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM K fOuIkE, JOSEPH MORROW
x. J. HUBBARD, lCAl.ER yACESseE
WILLIAM LONE, iCOI SMITH H1INT
Candidates for sheriff Or Wayne county.
ACoB IShER JESSE l.. DAVENPORT
JACOB W. FISHER FREuERIfE NJ asE
THOMAS Il. NOBLE
Fer County Commissioners.
CABRiEi. NEWLY. r. JOiiNSONDAUGu
We authorised to announce ISAIAH ORSDORN NE.
ms a candidate for Cous,y Commissioner.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM VANCE
"a candidate the counsies Of Hunsnsso Jaw
Adams Whitley, els, and Ba ckfoTd the lower brauch
OF the next legislatures.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

Cliee Of Cte zfodsng aa3 U6N4fsef0ale CSH19,{
Riokseoal. JAse liza 1897. {
an election Of DIE Sspekho6ess IN "T1s RscnDoaO
IA TaADsss MAsCyAcvusus CossAss," 49, -
E. Jonss I~viaus Zig, J. 3. Mendeahal, r. Nsvaaa,
Jonathan To~nsend, and Abel Thsrahsesy, ssEsDA
drecpcr, fsr cse year. A. Destag of -
deaf, w.rses II Lseh, eoesinsed Seesss@ys - III
Bro~u, eecssa Traanres.
0IThsy sill eonsians % pay - wasAss lssrss f
.o.ep Tho> ~ho Rave wos 81 ssis yin p1soO eah -
Ievavs kiag lat me ~aoslan shesssy1 ~ = -
parcaaas fer me Company.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

ME subscriber having accepted IN. agency which
formerly held by james Of this place for yend-
ing MORiSON'S CELEBRATED HYGEAN MEDl-
CINE, takes this method Of informing public h
has tins valuable medicine for sale. in Richmond.
where hOe who wish avail Of the ereat bene-
fits 10 be derived from effects upon system in
eradcatng the diseases which nss 10 hor IN
be furnished at all times.
SAMUEL PE:IRCE.
Richmond, juno %, 1898. 34tf
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. s = r. a g Sc

VINAKEN Up, BY Eli Hiatt Of Wayne township,
u Wayne county. Ia, Jeremiah Cox's Mill, an
essay bay FILf, with a ID her forehead other
appraised dollars by Milton Crave and Isaac Cook,
before the under.gned justice Of the pesee, 18th
day of June, 1885,
The above is a copy from my Estray Boob.
BENJAMIN STRAWDRlDSE, j. p.
Juae l6-2J1js
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HK7E undersigned, Cd and appraised ssssay
w HORSE, taken up oy Absalem Cibsoa, u Munsos
township, Delaware county, Indiana. and find him b
grey, DID, Is hands high, some marks Of the harness
him, sized bell with te Isasss o. 3.
good leather collar and buckle: appraised forty
FIVE dollars Given under hands, this 9Th day Of Juns,
1888. ASDA CIssoS, JoaS BaASsos.
certify the above TO ne true copy from ny Esny BDnk.
June l6.-132Js WILLIAM ABRAMS J. r. a
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Balance on hand, March 81, 1886 1856, Sis "A
Short credit 1000 90
Actual balance March 3lst, 1893 S3S,S4 IA
He furnished vouchcs on the l4th May,
1888, for this sum 5,SO6 40

This sum remains unaccounted for $33,O42 o.
In this letter Of the 18th Of May, Mr.. Lytle
promises more prompt attention to the business
Of HE office, and to furnish, soon as they can
he collected, the outstanding drafts that are a
g ainst him. The petitioners request that an m
Gu,ry may be instituted into the proceedings OF
Mr. Lyle Surveyor General, and they pray
that some measures be adopted for their relief
IL appears from the copy of . letter dated Febru-
.rv S,h. 1899. that so soon the Commissioner
Of the General and Office was informed that
navments were withheld from the petitioners, he
urged Mr. Lytle, by direction OF the secretary OF
the Treasury to make immediate payments, and
to forward proper vouchers. He was told that no
more money would be advanced to INN until ne
accounted for what he then had
In an estimate for the year 1898, Mr.. Ayue
put down the amount no required in his district at
Sl63, S92; the amount ON hand to be deducted.
The petitioners have repeatedly made their
complaints, by themselves or q part Of them, BY
their Representatives in Congress, and Mr.
I.vtle has on each complaint, been required by
Mr. Whitcomb, by order Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, to delay payment no longer, and
and h Q has been admonished Of the consequences
that must follow a further procrastnation. MIR.
Whitcomb has exhibited an anxious desire that
Mr.. LytIe should make payment to the petition
ers, and that he should account Cor his rerniss-
ness. Being without any satisfactory cxp!a-
ed Of the complaints, and that he has adopted
measures to investigate them
Under these circumstances, the committee
deem it to be inexpedent to proceed further at
present in investigating the official conduct and
delinquency Of Mr.. Lyle, and they trust the
President will protect the public interests and
reputation Of Mr.. Lvtle SO far as his official acts
meet the executive appreciation.
! As to the pecuniary relief to be granted to the
petitioners, the committee satisfied that the
United States arc indebted to them for labor per-
formed under said contracts. except as to William
Burrows. who paid on the Sth Of May las APP
pears from voucher) the sum Of 81 $50 IL
\ This payment subsequent to the time the
petition was forwarded to Washington. The Pc
ti,oners have already suffered las they say, and
as II IS entirely reasonable to suPPose) great in
convenience and loss from not receiving the mon
ey Que to them, to discharge debts they were
Obliged to contract. to enable them to commence
and prosecute the surveys. There seems to b.
no ground to hope that they could be reliev ed a
the present session of Congress If bill should b.
reported; and hence the committee felt an ncrea
; sed anxiety that relief should be granted at tn
proper department without the tardv process
J legislation.
A letter was addressed to Mr.. Whi,comb
. know if II was within his power to settle a.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.-JuxE IL

.
Flour, quote to-day at Sc 80. with evident ten
dency decline, stock very light
arrives small Quantities and commands 81
Bacon the enquiry for this article brisk
tofore, from wagons, price "a cts. hog round.
LARD maintains our last quotations. and brisk.
PoRK-We Of a few transactions the following
Mess S20 Prime SIG 50.
GRAIN still scarce; change in the market-Whea
81 1874: Corn 50: Oats 37k.
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VTNAkEN CPS the Both day, 0i May, 1893, by
u Thomas Godfry, in Gssensfort township, Randolph
counsy. Indians. yellow bay MARE, wish ssa beil
patched in and tied with small ssps, bseh
hind feet and legs white half the hork os s1e
saddle marks, supposed b eight 49, apPfai-
.ed forty dollars, David Semans and Ssepsss Bdzoss
copy from my Essfay BOOK.
June l6.-23-2j~ JOSEPH fULGHCM j. =.
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AUEYSH 833VIyNW.

nvCANi)IDAIES, who arc no, suhscr ,,,,..
to the Palladium. are expected to pay two dollar,
for the insertion of their namcs-SO
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

RICHARD H. WHITE.-The Jury before whom this
individual tried for burning tho Tea
in 1888, have given the following verdict: 1--WE the Jury
find the prisoner r. H. White under the plea of mita
NOT GUILTY.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

DIED-In Lexington, Kentucky, ste 5sh inst MR..
PATRICK M'CASLIN, formerly of this place.
Thus has gone down N early grave a young
could have wished longer life. which promised
of usefulness and probisy Although distance
from his relatives and early rend is eonsoins
tn. bensvol-n,
of Independent Order of Odd Fellows Of which
Order MEMBER and when consigned 70 the tomb Of
morality hi. remains respects in due form.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

VGNHE Subscriber would inform the public that he ha
commenced the business Of Coverles Weaving again.
in all its branches, and by his long experience, he
homes TO give satisfaction. JEANS
ON the shares the yard also good Of
naad Jeans S SALE BY the piece pattern, which
verv superior the loom Jeans. fr durability. He
can be fou,d ., his old stand From, Street.
MATTHEW RATTRAY-
Richmond. June D. 1898. 24-om
p < He wIkeep constantly for sale Co.oa farm made
expressly for douoie coserlcss. NJ. T.
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GAME ORE.

s:AMH ORB
uSF RECEIVED n fresh supply Of lst quality (such
- has heretofore Tered msrkeel
BLEACiED SPERM OiI--SGNfMER DO.
l. REED & BROTHER.
june %, 1888. ADJ
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FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

subject to the decision of The National COnven
ton be held by the W higs Of the L. states.
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LUMBER WANTED.

VIE Subscribers wish TO purchase large quantity oi
II LUMBER Of every description, for which cash will
be given. IL. =. Il ID. l.. HAMILTON.
kichmond juno %, 1888. 9l1
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IN KEGS WHITE LEAD, in oil, Superior qsaisy,
~ for cash oaly,
IRWIN REED & BROTHER
June %, 1888. 2an
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4 GOOD supply of superior LEMON SYRUP, SANG
IA rARILiA, DO soma and RoCmELLE PowDkas, ~
agreeable and hsuh beverage the ssaaoa avsvs
hand. IRWIN REED Il BROTHER
June y, 1898. 21u
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To ThOBmpsOmfam Doctors.
II NHE Subscribers have hand n lot Of superior
IL TANC MEDICINES, TO which they would in,
your attention. I. REED Il BROTHER
Richmond, june 81, 1888. 2aH
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S36,SfS "A
1000 90
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"IHEREAS, my wife MARY having left my bed
w and board. without any just cause, all persons
hereby notified hafbor her
determined pay any debt of her after
this date. his
SAMUEL y CLARK.
June 9, ls33-23-25 ,nart
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-02

\. NTpe1 iaacrS ~ ldVof otpc0sc az ltfinrSS Al
Washington. t.e an a- bu' t,,srsbt,. ~ e 81
'o'''f' :" tone VI cHad'oa, ~ tle GLOBE. t4al
, '2e '1s beeu rceenal sent to NJ. Gay b, 2ny %
H. ''h1iastr do" ,ieirofs. which il trusts - VII
'' III d'sacl o;lee1 - - ln. flsa GA. H.. 2
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AHGs &s'lEaa ti00sS.

Amsts ab.,aa az some very cheap aud desirable
GOODS.
tt follow in. ar d few OF ealtleles just ieccW
ed, IL which We particularly invite The "ueauoa "i
our hitherto Ah,ral lljelus.
II aid 81 Malo..ca Skating,
Cotton Ozu,burss. ii good GA lily 81.
CalIooos aQI, Is. nd lsGd.
,iark and blue blact .,ias lest quality,
Figured Poull de SUI do, very rleh aud desirable
artlcit,
Figarcd Erpts do and splendid article,
French Cambflc, aud Musins sety hoc,
Enellsl French. and Raw Sila lose,
i.a..le, aud Geullcmcn's ~hA Giov $, black, white
and ca.otcd,
Llnca C.4nbuc Haudherch.els, plain and hem sich-
ed
Pad and dsuled Gau4e, aud Liernan. ess Hand
aercbltts,
Florence Brad, AID Eo-lail Straw Bonnets' 'esy
hnc.
l.eghs ne Pla.t tnsaaa, and Nnas do.
~GGA X aud COi'FEE, a saod assorh9en',
In Audubon 10 the abogc c are in daily oNpeclat"u
ot sumo r,euts OF thnty Packages norr, WINCH "'''
rrnacr our >tol Yery Imposing aniihc puccs {" winch
! t,le> we're bought, princpall% At the Ss'r i4f"
ialiiez aud almost cntrey Tor fast) cannot i"il u
zt,e general ,au faction. btitoN y isp''s9.
/ Nueh - Ii Is
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E. re - Una. cls-sGas the Administrator
far, IA taa present iI,a,s Of )-iesgles'. r Nr3-
frr1~r., d. f9os"rr 3.,eee57. |'ree-m'H Z.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-11
IeutIbe Central Committee

BON Start @ountD> fam leBten Woutao g.
bend, bcn 7ten Dtcles, 3uIammen. 9luf 8crs
lhla9 laleu Gle @lteber Der HemonltranSs
Committee Striht ilter bas Nelultat ibrer
9lrbetteu ab> trcrouf
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tee ibrr Beriebte in Elm @anSe6 suiammenfll9e
uno erganSe, trte e5 ihr am fhi6lihlten oltns
fcn mag.
BefhoeeHL oaB Die Gjlieber Der Central;
Scmn,ittee ollf0efcroert tperoen, (Ich am 4ten
ua!hiten Sunp, Cam pFn9lts sWontog) um
2 llbr Nad)mlttag5, im SoauIe oe6 Scru. s.
Sl1brer sl oerlummcln, nm ilber bic 70 Sls
iommen9efll9te Nemcntrans 5u entIdstoen.
NcIhlo6en, ba8 bic @entr1t Committee
bon 3ett at 3eit erfldrenoe Qtrtifel liber 3,pecf
uno 9tb(Idt tbre5 g9rfen6, ,pe aNd) etnen
2lufrlf an BUS Bclf ciele6 Staate6 CUR Mit,
mirfung ii unlerln 9nten 8eitreben, repubs
llfanlfhe 9runollBe. III thrcr Neinhcit Su
erhalten, i'll ben rfeutlihen Sldtern be-
FAINT MAIDEN laBe.
UcId)loBen baB bic WaH H1amfeitScommit>
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