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Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
PROSPECTUS
For publishing IN the tocn of Clinton, Nj.
a 'reehly newspaper, to be entitled
SOUTHERN MARKSMAN.

Devoted TO Education, Literature,
science, Agriculture, sc.
ESEELlNG deep interest in the well
IL fare and future prosperity of our
town.. and believing that the establish
ment Of a weekly Newspaper would add
to lis Importance abroad, and to the inter
est and convenience of our citizens; indu-
duced by these and other weighty consid-
erations, backed, by the solicitations of
our friends, both personal and political,
we have determined to make the effort
Having full confidence in the iberality of
"a generous public in sustaining and sup
porting every effort of liberal, useful.
and laudible tendency in the community,
we enter into the undertaking with q
confident hope Of success.
Wewill commence our career on the
great ocean of politics with no promises
of occupying neutral position-our prin-
ciples are purely democratic, and we will
give a firm and fearless support to the
measures ofthe present Administration of
the General Government, believing them
be in the highest degree conducive to the
the futurewelfrre end permanent interests
of the South, and in accordance with the
true meaning and spirit of the Constitu
ton.
Being strict constructionist of''the
Constitution we shall oppose the estab
lishment of National Ba nix as an unau
thorized and dangerous grant of power
such as was never contemplated by It's
tanners. We shall also oppose National
Bank, believing it totally inexpedient and
dangerous in the highest degree to the
liberties ofthe people.
We shall ever be found opposed to the
misuse or the assumption of power,
whether in the Federal Executive head,
Legislative body, or judiciary ofthe coun-
try.
1t will be our purpose TO laud virtue
though clad in the habiliments ofpoverty,
and denounce vice whether in high or
low places. In doing this, we shall SPEAK
of men and measures as we find them,
and with firm grasp attempt to tear the
veil under which political defornity has
sought shelter in these evil days of polit
ical apostacy.
In the discharge of our duty as the con-
ductor of a political press, we shall scru-
pulously avoid wounding individual and
private feelings. sour banner is now to
the battle and the breeze" We have
planted our feet upon the ramparts of the
Constitution, and call upon the people TO
come to the rescue. The constitutional
banner waves over us in this contest for
free principles, and five fall let its sacred
folds be wrapped around us.
c. p. MCDANIEL, Editor.
I he Southern Marksman will be pub
lished weekly, at five dollars, in advance
or six dollars at the end ofthe year. Adj
vertisements viii be inserted at the usual
rates. No subscription can be received
for less than six months, nor will any dis
continuance be made until all dues are
paid.
G. d. GERE, Publisher.
/ Clinton, Sept. 10, 1888.
| TO PLANTERS
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
jackson and lex ington
Stage Iline.

ENHE Public are respectfully inform
ed that on and after the 25th inst,
a new Line of Four Horse Post Coaches,
will run regularly between jackson and
Lexington Miss. This new Line Is es-
tablished in order to connect with the
fremont Line Of Stages from Manches-
ter to Nashville Tennessee. Passengers
therefore, travelling from the Northern
part of the State to Jackson, or from
Jackson to the North, viii find pleasant
and expeditions way of travelling. Pas
sengels on this Line, will always have
preference in the Vicksburgh Line of
Stages at Jackson, which now connects
with the Rail Road at Big Black Depot
They will also have the preference at
Jackson in the Grand Gulf Stages, which
arc row in complete operation. Every
attention viii be shown to travellers in
the above Lines
]. r. & P. JEFFERSON,
Proprietors
Clinton, 23d Nov, lS3s.-n2-tf
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a LIST OF LETTERS

81 D EMAINING infthe Post Office at Gin
H. e. ton on the first of January 1890
which if no, token out before the 1st DIV
Of April, will be sent 10 The General Pos,
Office as dead Letters.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
GREAT BARGAIN !!

IS. GREAT BARGAIN
W M. s. PARHAM and WILLIS IT.
+ w GIBSON, surviving partners Of
the firm of Parham & Gibson, offer for sale
alta small advance on the original cost,
their entire stock of goods, the greater
part of which are entirely new.
For terms apply to the subscribers at
Clinton, Mi. VIM. s. PARHAM,
!. WILLIS III. GIBSON,
DECD. 1888. If
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
January, Is, 1889.
NOTICE.

naHE Cospartnership heretofore exist
ing between Crumpler g. Hum
phreys is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Those indebted to the firm will
pleasemake immediate payment to MIR. A
Bratten, who is authorized to receive and
reception the same. Those having claims
against the firm will call on Mr.. Bratten
for settlement.
Is d. D. CRUMPLER,
as7a s. w. HUMPHREYS.
Clinton, Jan. Is, 1S39-n9-3w.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
FORM OF NOTE.
CLINTON, MI.
Months after

Months after day of
Is we or either of US, promise
TO paw to CowIes Mead, or bearer, for the
use of s.the Real Estate Banking Com
pany of Kinds County. at their Banking
House in Clinton. with
out defalcation, for value received.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
! 8 RINTING ESTABLISHMENT

FOR SALE. The public is re-
spectfuTy informed that the Office of the
EASTERN CLARION is now offered for sale.
The proprietor of the establishment,
though reluctant 10 part with it, is CONS
PEELED temporarily to suspend his operation,
or yield it to other hands, by engagements
which require his absence from Panlding
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
S TOP THE MURDERERS.
fIr1,OOo DOLLARS REWARDm

the apprehension OF JOHN STEP
and SOLOMON STEP, who murdered
Martin Fraley, sen'r. on the 9th of Oclo-
Der last, near VOLTS Ferry, in Hardin coun-
ty, Tennessee.
JOHN STEP is about 26 years OF age,
5 feet 8 or 9inches high, dark complexion,
dark eyes, black hair, inclined 10 curl, and
very low forehead. The middle joint Of
his right hand IS considerably enlarged, &C.
casioned, ii is supposed, by hurt.
SOLOMON STEP is about % or "a
years of age, 5 feet IL inches high, stout
built little inclined to be stoop shoulders
ed, dark corDPlosion, dark eyes, dark hair,
Inclined to curl, and very high cheek bones.
The bones of bis right hand have been bro
ken near the middle ofthe palm, and occa-
stoned a considerable ridge on the back of
his hand
The Steps formerly resided in the Che
rokee county, in Georgia; and it is thought
they viii either make their way back TO
Georgia, or strike for Texas.
The above reward will be paid on their
delivery in Hardin county, Tennessee, or a
proportiOnable reward for either.
SALLY FRALEY,
HENDERSON G. FRALEY,
JACKSON FRALEY,
SAMUEL LENOX.
Dec. IL, 1888. no 5 ct
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
NOTICE.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

EYOR my Boy Joseph, who left my
E1 farm, 9 miles f:om Clinton, and 2
miles from Brownsville. He had on when
he left, to the best of my Knowledge, two
pair of negro cotton pants, no coat, and
black hair cap-he is about six feet high,
very Eblack, speaks sometimes asi his
mouth was full of something. will give
the above reward if he is taken in the coun-
y, and S25 if out of the county, or
iodged in any Jail SO | can get him.
C.. b. HENDLEY.
Jan. &. IS39.-n8--ff.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
QNommerfiar

Prom the Commercial Bulletin, Dee. II, 80
NEW sORLEANS MONEY MARIE
corrected daily by Robinson & Co. EXc15'
Brokers. IS Camp street.
Exchange on England, 1O1 II p G pm
DO on N York, at sight, a IL dis
Do Louisville and Ciu'ati. par.
u. S. Bank Notes, Ia prem.
L S. Treasury Notes. do
Mississippi money-river b'ks 5 a disc.
DO New Banks, 8 a Is do,
Brandon Bank, s. a SO do.
Tennessee Banks 5a do.
Alabama Banks, ia do.
Arkansas Banks, 8 10 do.
Specie, a : pr1
Texas Tseasury nones, 48 a 50 de-
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
Bank Notice.

THyHE Real Estate Banking Company,
Il of Kinds County at Clinton, Miss,
have effected negotiation in New York,
by which it is enabled TO commence its
operations upon safe and permanent
pasis. Accordingly, it will be prepared
10 discountpap on Wednesday the 25th
instant.
Whenever the Union, and River Banks
of Miss. commence specie payments, this
Bank will redeem its issues, either in
specie or checks upon New York or New
Orleans, at as low rates of exchange as
such checks can be had at any Bank is
the State. Its issues for few monthn
will be confined exclusively TO advances
upon cotton.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
NOTICE.

AN the 4th day of February next, will
w be sold at GRAYS INN, on a cred.
It of Twelve Months, all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture belonging 10 the
estate of George Wyche, decd.
aes MICHAEL WALL, Exec'r.
Cllntony Jan Sd. s39.-ns--ts.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
NOTICE.

Jan. -, 1s39-n9-2
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
TO PLANTERS.

Clinton, Sept. 10, 1888.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
Oic pcrbun;tc SsptSebaft.

Das boloe 6immelsfine bonn "Triebens,
Soten" bat @ouoernDr 0f itners 8etIhaft
an Die 8efee9ebung feiuen 2efern auh mitges
tbeilt; cbne 1eeeh su fa9en, bae bies bios
ausSugs ife gefdeben fei bat es
oieieIbe 70 perhunSt, unb stpar nad feinen
an9encmmenen qcfe Sofe grunbfaBen, baB
man bel Durdlleirn9 perielben, in Ber9leif
NIT Der bon nns mit9etbeiIten, faum ale c n
Oofltment betradtet ipereen fam.
9lle jeue Stellen, Die anf 9cuo. 9iitners
ipirflid1e Soricrge fur ben Staatss@retit fc'
pohl als fiir beiTen Sffentlid,es Bcbl, tnb
beionbers beren foiilpieiiae G8erfe binpentem,
uno bic ibm gum sr6Bten 6ubm sereihen,
bat eas "llnparteiiide Soimnelsfine" ipeg'
selafen, ooer fle bloc cberflddIidI etwdbnt.
Sc bat bel bieier 9ele9enbeit fcfpphl, ais bel
nnterfhiebliden 8orfallen Dor Der 9Sahl sur
@ni9e 9eseigt, baB ibm sae ecfo Scfrsg8es
ien febr AM Soersen lie9t. Die unparteiiihe
Naasfe III bel biefer @ele9enbeit, ipie jeper
eeier 1eht, 9dnsidb bel Seite seIegt. lSar.
UNI mad,t er ieineu 9eiern nidht bas @anse,
cber einen slussu9 bapon befaunt, Der, bet
Ser9Ieidun9, oas 9eprdse Der 0a br belt
trd9t itno nid,t cine perbunste 9lrbeit it?
unparteiiidl su fein 1T cine leidte 9tufeabe
fur irgenb jenianb, Der fein SIad fcpf ODER
| 9letBncr iit-ipeitn aber bpier gSillen i'm
Spiele 1T, banu leudten bic @fels Stren
ilberaa berSDr, ipie bel bem bplben SiineIs.
finoe, bas, tpie jcberman ilebt, cine epfe
8efo @eburt III, aber nid1t cers 9snu9 bes
ilst eiit W b Frat, ~ feirt, tpie fein@lalts
bensfreunb, Der junse 8arcn Mindbaufen,
Der 1T ein Hanfer. @r fane fId) bel
ben Mcbcfraten sur @inleeun9 ibres 8eneft
9puperilDrs in SSdrrisburs eirt, unb bat fur
ieinen Meiiter feine Sbulei9feit gctban,
inees Der "Srieoens.8cte" temlid elm 9Ius
bdn9er bes eofo Sefc,SDHems 1T unb feine
seier fur eumm 9enn9 bait, caB CT itnen
fpeiB madden fonne, CT fei 1t arteitf d!
Oean persIeiche Die 8otlhaft BON @cuuers
nor 9iitner in unlerer 3eituus unb ben 9lnss
si9 IN eeniSriebenssSote pom ocrfesterWos
DIE, uno man wiro ftueen, baf er feline eeler
nit biefem Ccfument nidt allein betroae:t,
lcnoern audi belogen bat
9Iles aus llnpartetlihfeit
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
1lmicr Nrpiefs.

Der prcsee, peld,er eiui9e Gage Dor ter
lesten 9Sabl 9e9en ben Serausgeber bieler
3eitun9 bon einen 9lsentea bes Dapio g..
pcrter 9ebradt irrtroe, wirb nun tpabrfdeins
ltt bel Der udhffen 8ebtilar Court bier in
9laentdun oDrfof,en bas beist, ,penu Suits
ter fId nidlt fpieoer aus benz Weae mad,t
nHe uus nit uniern 3eu9en nnb 8epeiisn,
'pelde bic 8efhnlbigunsen beifdtisen, bic mir
pef Der Babl 9e9en Dapib 0i. pcrter perOfs
fentlidten, i'm Stide Idet, mir er es bel Der
lebten Decembers@purt that.
9Str fonnen gar niht leben, iparilni pors
ter tld fdeueH fppte, III Elm 8erb6r init uns
,pe9en fetnem @barafter su geben, benn er lit
ia nun einmal auf benz WoupernSrss Statl,
uno braadt iId nid,t earan su febren, rpels
de Setrii9ereien ibm be,piefeu mcrben.-@ir
beffen nno fcrbern ihn, 70 tpte feinen 9lgent
biermit aIf init un6 in ein 8erb6r at geben,
eanlt mir cine Selegenbeir babcn, benz 8cI.
fe 3it Sei9en, baB mir ale bic S6ledti9feiten
peldle mir ibm befduIcist baben, audi bes
metfen fonnen. gSir ninfhen fpeiter
nidts, als bon ibm ,n erfatren, mann unb sl
nelder 3eit er fertig fir 8erb6r III,
eantit mir 9lnffalteu MAIDEN f6nuen, uniere
3ei9er, llrfunben II. {. 10. III geb6riser 3eit
9e9enpdrig su haben. gSir fpiinfhen Der
Sahe einnial etn @noe gemadt su haben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
Elm Die 9eebrtcn Smbieriben=
ten Ocs "9SprtbaiisptCn Ssc=
tssUf.rofrtt -

Die Subleribenten Se6 "9tprtbamptpn De,
mcfraten'' weroen aus Der Iesten Summer
erieben babeu, bae eine lleberetnftnft sfpis
fden 0rn. Setrih, oem Seraus9eber, uno
oem untersei6neter, 9etrrfen puree, Tim
beioc Sldtter in ems su perihmelseu. Durb
eiefe lebereiufunft fperoen bic eeier oes ''0t.
Gemcfraten" nid)tS oerlieren, fcncern i'm
@e9entbeil 9epinnen, inbem lluterseihneter
earauf feben miro, ben "Scdba NSatriUt
uno Slurtbamptun Semofrat" 70 iiis
terefant fur Tortbanlpten @auuty Su nias
Gen, als er fur eed,a lit.
Gin sl9ent (S,r. Soetrid) 1T in Cation ats
geifeat, um bic @efhdfte bes @tabliGements
fur jene6 @auntY su beior9en, une nld,ts icll
cerfeblt ipereen, I'm Die 3eitung in jeoem
Setrabt BEN @unide Der 9eebrten llnters
ftiieer su entlpredeu.
Durd Die Sereini9un9 beiber 3eitungen,
ipeld1e INNER einerlei @runeidse (fie Demo-
fratiihe 9egentreimallrer) pertheioi9ten, 1T
nuu Die Subfcriptionsliffe bes "Datrict uno
Demcfrat" su elmer felden 3abl 9eitie9en,
eaB CO beu llnterseihneten III ben Stane
fest mebr 3elt uno 9lus9aben barauf su ssrs
nenben, INN bic 3eitun9 in iebem 8etrad,t
fur beioe @aunties bienlid1 Su MAIDEN. Die
9seui9feiteu iofpobl ipie bic 9Insele9enteiten
Der beioen @dttntie6, Sefanntmdduuseu, ,c.
perofn aetreulid, befauut geniatt, iinb alles
mas SntereiIe fur bieielben errest, foil auf
Die promptefte girt publisirt fperoeu.
llnterseidnetcr pirb feline Wiiibe ucdl siuss
gaben fparenL ben mpdtrict uno Gemcfrat"
ben eeIern beliebt uno ibrer llnterfiibun9
tpitrbi9 ;u MAIDEN, une tofft sHsleid1, bas
feine Sreunbe ibn ii cem llnteruebmen bels
feben uuo fernrr nuterifiisen m6dten.
gr bemerft mr. ned, oaB eieie 3eitun9
itren 0irfungsftis la brei anbern @aunties
(Seyfs, Mcntspmfry uub 8iids) fehr err
ipeitert bat, unb soB eS fiir biejeuisen meld,e
ihr slnlieseu in 6featliten Sldtter befannt
III haben ipunla,q, es feline ihiflidere 3ets
tun9 als Der '',pdtriet uao Demcfrat" gtehs
am Ssfauntmadllluge peit uuo lbnea 81
perbrfiten.
Ofs publifumS ergebener 0isner,
@.Ab. Sage.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

P- Dnrdl bic gerrinisnas Der beiben
3ettilngen, bfm "patriot unb Demcfsat'',
it nun uafere SMbieriptiousseii1e III einer
Aniabl 9eItiegen, bic I'D, speni9e 3eitan9en
I'M Staate su erfreuen haben. Dieielte CIR,
eulirt nun ntehr als einige anbere burd Die
tenahbarten @aunties, uno madi bieie 3eis
tun9 rpeit mebr ipie frilber eiue lhidlide @es
ls9enteit, fur 9efanntm a d, nuse n, bic
IN einem big Stpei Gage fdnelI In Der ganseu
@e9enb perbreitet uno aeIeien iuerben. Diss
miro gum 8ro6ten @crtbeil oerjeni9en aereis
den, fpeldle ibr @eiddft fenohl ipie eanbs
8ertanfe allseniein befannt selnaebt su baten
Diinfden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

pDa Der berithti9te 8aren bon Sendts
tcien ppH "9fcrtbaniptcn @prreipeubent'' j,
ber @rspater Der eiisen, Maudbaufen Der
alelteite, bic oeirath 8 9ln,ei9e bes "ees
d1a patriot'' nit benz "0tprtbampten Gemps
frat'' lit ieiner lebten 3eituns perfiineet, uno
ea es 9ebrdudlih lit, pae bel fplden greigs
niifen bic Griifer einanber iId, Sochseitss@es
idenfe sufencen, 70 beuadridti9en mir biers
NIT ben alten Baron, baB mir slucrbnuiiaeu
getrcffen baben, ihm "ein paar fpaierbidte
SoirfdIeserne Npfeu" anfertiseu ;i IaiIeu,
bic einen sfpeiten WarfussNcof Selb,u9 auss
balten fcnuen, uno bic mir ibm, icbalo 6ieiel.
beH ferti9 lIuo, iiberienoeu fpereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

Die Hebe, fpcId,e .. 81. pcrter BEL ieiner
Gniesun9 perlas, fca, ,pie es heist, bon ieis
nfm Staatsiefrefdr perfaBt tein. Sie lit gut
eerfaet. gr Yerld6t fid, gleihfaas auf's
@eIb Bergen, um bic Staatsld)uloen sll be,
sablen uuo nene 9Serfe 81 errihteu, slnebefs
ierun9en ,il maderL II. {. TO-, muB @ielb bers
bel gsld'atft pereen. Die Ser. ct. 8anf
ipirb man natilrIidl anfanslidl nidt fragen,
ioneern pripat &crfdlntIe llldeiL no nian
mfbf Trejentf su bcsabIen bat
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
G:rncunmmg Smreb 6unp. 9sitner,
nit geiifimrtuna bed Senats,

6err Sofepb Saese r, bon 9llIens
tault ;u M Gebulfsritter scn 2cd,a Guntp,
an bic Stelte oes adttaren Saeob Stcin,
,pelder atgebauft bat.
De6sleiben: Sr. Samuef Dpb e,
bon Iorthampton @auntD, als 9eblIfsrid,s
ter fur erfa9tes @almtp, an Die Steac BON
9ihter Cooper, melher abgebanft bat.
Su9t S6rner @fq. fpnrbe ourt @cns
pernSr Gitner gum Srieoensrihter fiir sIlIen
nno eed,a Iaunfhip, Iprthamptcn @auntp,
ernannt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
9tnfelIuna enr6 DAVID 81. Nprter.

stuifelIuns pur6 Sapio 81. Norter.
Srancts G. Shunf Glq. ais
StaatssSecretdr.
Sotb S. Sshufc cn, @fq., bon Daus
pbin @auutD, als @enerals2lHp aft.
Der StaatssSeeretdr bat ioenrDpe e.
trife II, @fq., BON @entre @annty, gum
DeputDsSecretdr ber Tepublif an9eitelt.
Der Staatss9lntpalt lat 9 muel 81.
9 rio Sc 8, als beputirter Staatss2lnpalt
fir eeda @anntD an9eiteat.
@eprg SO. Sartpn, bon eancas
ffer, alS beputirter slnpalt fur bic Stabt nno
@auntY pbilabelpbiea.
CDiefe perlon mar elite ber 9lnfilbrer bes
Ssarrisburger Wacbs.)
9Sillia n s. ad t, als prctbcnctar II.
Sdreiber Der Spurten Der pierteljdbriaen 1t.
Dyer ilnb Sermlner fir Iortbamptcn @ty.'
Sprace 6. SO o f, ale Sdbreiber ber
Batfens@purt fur 9tcrtbampten @auntD.
Ithaet MeDers, aIS 9iesiiter fur
Tprtbamptcn &aautD.
Samuet Davis, aIs 9teccrter fir
Hprttamptcn @auntD.
Sobn &reBwe 4, @lq., afs prptbps
notar, Sd,rei6er Der 9curten Der pierteliabrs
lifer Siein9en, uno SDcr uno 2erniner,
bon Seuntn9bpn @aurtp.
6 bonn a 8 y. Ga ntpb n, giq., a[S
2e9iitrirer, Gecprber unb Sd,reiber Der
9Saiiens@eurt bon ountinscen eapnty.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
qgir aeben beute ben 8efd,lus pom @cup.

g8ir seben beute ben 8eftns BON @cnp.
0fitnere legte Sctldaft an Ole @eiesaebnns
bon penniilpanien. Sober TennfIlpanier,
ia jeoer slmerifaner, Der BON 8crurtbeilen
nidt einsencnimen lit, mus barin bic Sraft,
ben burdbriusenben 8e,ftanb unb Die gcrs
forge, Die CT fur ben Staat pdbrenb feiner
ereijdhri9en slcminiifraticn setrasen, betpuns
bern uno Icben. Wir fuo unter biefer 3abl
nnb snueriIdtIidl iif eirr 9rceer Ibeil nuiersr
Witburger NIT un6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

~Gie Subfribsnten i'll siortbamptcn
@auntp, tpeld,e 5ablnnsen fur biefe 3eitung
sl iiafheu piiufdeu, poer Seifellnngen fur
8efannfuladutug.r, u. (. 10. b1beii, belifbfn
fldb aa Spfab D. Setrid, in Gaffcn, 3ll
penoen< ipflder 3unnlfbr Der ueuamgcifeate
9Isfnt fur ben "'satripf nnb Gemcfrat" fur
9iOrthnmnteu gaIniD it.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

PDie 0ie9eIn NIB ginridtuu9en fir bic
Gesieruus bes Soaufes Der 8eiddftisung in
9torttamptcn @auntp, it erkaIten ipcrben,
uno ,pire nddife Wcde in biefer 3eituns CT.
fuleineu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

@riabbrreu eeiialg.-Das SdHF Rutus
foff, tpeld,es pen Der csiuel 5erleD, iipild,en
Sn9lanb NIB Sranfreidl aR 3teu s5ahnar
81 9feuecrt iu, Staate Hbebe SlaHb, ans
lau9te, bate bier haunerf uub Gin nne ueilne
3l9 2ennen @rlluebirufn am 8ero. slud,
bat ote BON Bremen in Baltimore aneefonls
meme 8rl9a slusnff fnaf hafbert 86rhe
6futlhe grupbbWnsn mitaebrad,t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

Ssr. Sd,unf Der BON perter ernannte
StaatssSecretdr, mar felt 20 Sabren Sd,reis
ber ees oonles Der @eprdleutanten. sas
ieiH 9ebhlfe 1T Soeur. ,petriden bon @entre
@aantn eripabIt. Sd,uuf une pcrter iIub
6rei aurerbruper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

9lnifellun9 burb Den 9eneral gpffz
iitettfer.
@bartes Com Ier, als bcputirs
fer pcltmeiter, fir Sethlebem, an Die Stels
le BON Stpeit 9ttce, glq.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23

Sit philaoeIphia perfanft so !; se9ens
ip1rtig st nngebeuren preifen. GidensSocI,
Z 5haler uno so @ents, peiipScl;, 4 9bas
Ter ilno so @ents, unb S,ifernsS,rl 10 Cha,
fer oas Rlafter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
Onfenh 9iitner

OUTtpU JIlIItI.
@recutlpe simtftnbe, Ssarrls. Dec. %. 1898.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-23

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-23
=. EC2 SZz- G 60.
CANTON SPRING RACES.

sNHE spring meeting of 1889, over
the Canton course, will commence
"a the third Monday in April next, and
1oalinue six days.
lsi Day-Sweepstakes for 8 year olds
nile heats-subscription 500, play
pay, : subscribers and closed.
Ind Day-Jocky Club purse $500,
'alrance SOTO be added-mile heats.
ID Day-Jocky Club purse $500.
saiTance SS0,-to be added-two mile
eats.
I'm Day-Jocky Club purse $500, en-
anee $50, ; mile heats.
sih Day-Post-stakes one milo out
estraace 500.
oh Day-Proprietors purse $500, en-
aace $50, best, 5 in ive-mile heats,
3 O more 10 make a race.
he PTOPrieiors Of the course have
s.edsed themselves to the Club, to have
gFy hing in good order, several new
sues are now going up on the premi-
=, and sPortsmen from distance, may
~ assured that they will get enough
''commodations.
n F SMITH, Secretary.
February %. 1899. TIA
r, me Columbus Argus, Nicksbure
aig and Grand Gulf Wing, will give
= above four weekly Insertions, ane
'aa accounts to this Office.