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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-26
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for0 GrIdte, 95aue uuo Mdpeltaun Die 70 ihore pptnr
auuebmen prua6get III ncrn 9Sdeern eten no oathr pr'
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Irantred mrcrtrt perben Coll eas Scs9co nber cao
Rer acit fuerbcu bon ten nm Nuslancts
@ Sauour ~ uterfIecu, pdbreno unere e9ene elnbenen
8clttcu Srbeit6cute al nc9cn an9e an Sreo am nem'
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nc pdrtcn bis Der sppomaa prdGoen 9ndot 9crubet
bic 0eudr i'm aecu. SIN &rr9anm III ell 9rber map
9c St0cl a9cra bem bic Ddmeu bre "Sonnes nro Saar'
frcGcn redt sen unb bic acpneten 6oan9 tr Gdt nno
9nfcs feris hatru che e CUR 9uoieuj 9claru werbn.
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Gau6rath Die coeu dbcrn ff NIB ean hclBt eS 9ewto
br Nau6rah it alt at9enue unb ocrfaun n fur te Sb
nget Seit ben lc6ten abrn babcu wcn9CnS folder Ser'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-26
$500 90
80 SO
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su ucner dumcn mereen wnr 9ree erd waiter eer'
am ben au6ratb rer Sur9cr peraeh laBeh hm oeh 9Se
gu rden.'
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ncus duf Ebcruem Stano-bic adpoUcn aen nno f6nigs
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re"o CT caiOcr SeN se0en ls cr oe s@rFstsS: t S:
"Der pridcent Der gercin9en etoocn tnrd 6 & Smith
tntsr, g|c; 1888 sroaoway gd Der satbOHy erags
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g g %%a1Iss E as9 & s
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"9lihts in SnId,t ter ouunttdten. @spemper 49,
1857, "SrSabnn9 cmpfan9cn, gowaro 8urfc.
Scfepb gpUe.
"gurn gan gcu pritcut gereint8tcu etaate sauft
gS. lB. Shelter uno @pmp l9l @rcacwop
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81 800 As
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8eSabln8 empfan9en,
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CARPETS, 8lcCrSIher, sros0iu9S II. 10. III SrcaSwaD
osi @ 226 garSs gBtpn Gdrpets 81 24 Sdiuiu9 67s 90
ST. DO m22 267 Al
1l0 F." SrlGd @drpets w II DO 233 75
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9Sebb irto Senfon.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-26

@ babe abr audi bier, Nerr @crbcr aneere rfi Sctdtan
qcn 9eb6rs tenig fur bic c9cne Sdrets acfan fur crS rd
ocntcn @aaa1, itbem bic "Hcfcrmsrs IN @eipalt nlen:
@on @epi6 Gcrcn uno Srmp.
SIS glares Smperial 9Glton SL545 OO
&c SSadblt 2ll 5O
26I I" "A breer 3rrpcn Gdrpct Jos OO
glaues 3uf fir bic 3reppcn l9 II
1O7 8rlTel Carpet nno Borders, pa 0O
Seres9lug % W
499 9larps 9SriGe[ G6rrets unb gprbers loss %
culperial 9tn9s, 65 0O
SekSlber, i2oo w
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
90 NeueS Gtablt s m ent,
9teuefte 9lnfunft
bon
CONNER 8ooren.
Dnlt5 ttmn So stf11,

- Sn $ctttr unb Elctn'S alter 81 a.
Sk &C. bcm Ma.rrDaus 9cSenutcr, 3ci9rn pcm Nubli@
EEtS fun tcrbopt cr9ctcnf al, Rag c 10 eten
e&EA 6ieben Cities Gin 9rrBrs unp 9ut9craDs QSaas
rena9er ban baben, pcles eoer Scrttcocnb bic 9e'
pfDnlib I'M 6onncl rrrtfmmt btcbt te fpl9enp
Stapel, uno sSdncDzIrodenwaaren
0nbrcn mpIcn, ais 1T or 9Scle 9arbs tbpar5cs, tauz
parIs, pires buntc9rncs tcttclSncs, rrab caret,
pct,s maulbccrt rtarbrns inp ttab9emiI6tcs 8 ud
SworJe taubmarje, tranc brat, tnpretu nnb 9erprtc
&abmcrc.
Gin alsemctnes $ascr @pmmertr mic Ycrt unb 01rrtta
nibe irturen, 6amiltcn urb 0aurris Neptnt nno San
Ds unp 05rostu, rcrtraun np reiBs, cinfatbes p Sc
rpps Sncn5eu9, &aBtmccs unb SrlnYs, 9rIne np 4wor
3e Spmmcr3cu9e unp G0mtlctts.
$50 Stlte Nmcrtanibe, ronsotibe unbGn9ltbt &atun,
bis 373 Gents bic Yarr 3ertcl Scrtrl unb Bier
1enes, SiIh5cu9e unb QDrts 10 Galcn puntlcs unb
sctlciotcs -ocnrn; ;cuS 81 bis 25 Gents bic Yorb.
Seipnscuse Saecs S3ntp 9rB unpI aenHber Grarattcn
unr (5alstinren icrer Ntt.
20 Gadr tcttrn tc Gafce 1Dtc Sleu orcans nc ut3uf
cr Gbrtr0re Gtnlr3 ncE elmer 9rrBcnNusmobl Si19crr
GjeiCbirr uno Glaeip1 are. ...
05cmcNric $rcrrrrcr nr 9)rrjlan Io6cn, Gbaltn unr
fbrtsctt3trr, Gldfer, SlofNrn, Sceonters, e. &C.
SCdrtm mddren.
QFalpron unb paBmcrts prime Jie unb grasftnen, 6e
unb Otsabcn, fitcn Slaccl, 8las, 1c.
200 Sell Granifbes SpDcocr, Dtcrtbtr unb Saltfrt nhb
tauirnrcr Qrttcl unn6tb9 anufnbrs rr ac rblfcil e
tauft pcrrcn fnr, uMr ju crn prciIrn ais b nit rem
rt rtr Sttcn rtrtracn, micHcr rcrtauft mchtn rcn.
tim untertubun8 rc 2Ga0rn unp 9rcife mirb 9etnt &C.
ttcten.
s"nccsrrchutt oer 2(rt su tli@en 9ren
3encmmcn. y. ~. ScIt
G1rtcn, etuln 27, $40 Fl. Sas y 6 strr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16

sln bic qualifstrten Grtpdbler bes Staats Sbto.
a surb BEN erttsn Ntd mitt res geetes teteIt: Gin
~ Bett um fir r GrtpaDt~n9 Q4abmannrrn fir prGz
p.nt unb ase prdrcn Der Screntscn Saaten rrsen,
yabirt l5u Sebru0r 1890 rerprrnct lit aB Der 0cz
Strn6r bes Staates, s9 Gage her cit bic pu riez
ftS @tt fir bic Grpabun9 Qfablmanncrn fir grarrnt
Unb proGben brr 9ercin8trn Staotcn teimm lit, rur
rrtaatrn bic in ene Der in erem Gaunp res Staats
bruten etun9, fcc3ctnn9 9crrnt mirp, Todt
3et brs 6atcns cr 9Eobl 3ob Der 2Babm1nncr fir
raGctnt 9tecrrarnt re ratet gu w0ben nb eeten fol-
Ossw9tn GrIlun9 Der rurd r 9crcrrnun9 rrrbC ,9cn
0eetes aufcrrSten fit, tenoor8c i'd, Qeilrn @banncn,
8currn6r bts Saos 0bp rc qualiTsirtcn GrmaDr bfcs
@aats, uo frrrcrn lie au M leetcn reitu9, clcs Der
SOtc Gag tes natcn oetObrs 1T, b in iDrn pcrhcrencn
1aunfsps, tbrn scrtbnlthcn DabIrla3cn I ~rtammn
Nn eann unb bort jm0n5 2EoDnanncr fir Vr0z
emt nnb 9ee prdrrnt Der 9ercin9ten @a"ten nabtn
SemdB Contribution unp Geen Der 9erein9tcn Stoas
ten unb oieGes @taats.
.,,, 3um 3cuSniB wt6cn, idb, QBilton @Danucr 0rrz
.SS%. rerntr trs Staats Cbir, mttnn 0lamn Dirrrrr
&N$s 9r(tst unr ben ,Bic9el rrs Staats am 2Ofcn
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's"' Amcrita baEe teItl9rn aBcn.
9urb ben e5rurcrnor
2BiI(pn 9 Dannsu.
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@ertcmtcr Is. 1910. +. QS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
9Dtotfote oe3etobtlti6e 9ebeusz9trseneten.

sAp Ntrlc Ar5enn le.tcn tbren S~1cn ron tbrcr trs
MY x miclcnen unD fuBtarcn Qbirtuns, nit Der ne
% bic Gur unp Sanae ocs sctens rni9cn lie nit
g Sraft uni Startc tctcn n rtelcn yum
rsrten rrn tss Stsn Sen r tetannt se'at merrsn no
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-. Wtrfat QrtCneplIen unc 'phDntrzStnters
rrn ben r1nure 9enen nnb Srtcm ais IrrDtr nit BEN t
ncn rbtrrDben Q6runpascn uad lie 3utammcn scfcst
Inn na ccncnc trl9ob Tirtc uBn, D1rttU unc rtfrnib
tnCrt0nnt torrrcn.
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Hrt uHo 0aun8. JDrc critic QGIrtun9 IT, allie unrni9tcn
Hnp uMprreau 1Dclc bic b tcitanNi9 an rn aun resaSs
tns nr Der Gin8emeibr baufn rsj"pesn uno rem Darn
tnrotb mccr b III rem Sn1ul Der tcnsn Sarme Amuclt
ter 3ui"cn Nnrerr Nrscncn rnt9rn nicte gum 1bc
nne loBtn lr 9etmmelte WaBcn surt rcrur an9cGpntr
eefunetnbrt init iDrem 9nn NnD1nS cc urten rpcr p6e
r Surdhut INIT tcincr rDcnpcn 0ctabr rjta9t wrrrc.
I ittc 1bot1r lit dIrn re9naB9cn Nnatpmifcn rce bic
mcndCn uinSemec nN relprc untcrttMbcn npGl bctann
unt rabr rritt lid crurtDcl tcer rb unteritetcn
anncr 9eStn Observation-Disclosures 9e9e Nficneek pic
nnwiBcnrer Ncrcncn ocrrtit unc rcm Qntth anScprCn
mcrnsn Die 3nrte rtunS Ter $tenss it, Sies
9ctHc Ntttn gang ntr Ne9claB trim rsanc
Htb0u9t 0as Slu rrets nc rrte Sart bur bic Qeent,
olersAt rur nc screntst nub se@br eur @reilen sic
aus etneM autern OlaSen rmcn r6m cs rei trd bic H.
bern, tclftt epen 1Dctl ncs Spt uni rn5t rpbi
baS Banner Der @ctuncDcit auf rcr tsnocn Qange
Olrnofs 0sSetatee $ctens ncicn fnb rurd rrreb
8erru unr os tcupcracs imittl fir fo9cnoe &rantbtn
ertlart wersn Gvfrfa, 9abunscn eer5tepfen, 4prsts
rerlnf Scstrcnnn. .unnScpttbmr unrubc Qcmitbsprrit
mun8 Nen9fltDtrit, otti8t melau, lie, 2crttcpuns
0iasrbe", @bclrra Scbrr jcrr Irt Sbcumatsms, Gid
4usebrnns, tcrbn 0ctbmire, ollie @apen, ftcrtu,.lbe
1usbass unb Ncd eef@tsIarts austrednt Ssfhmerrcn:
behe, trtts "a anrcre unansneDmc 0pmrrrn. Sa,huB,
GrtM tun9cn unr Sntcn5o uni perbrenc Sc dwer
rem teItc ten cn6en S6rrer ttatisen. Sn 5ietcn be-
cuhrs nb rc <ctensar een 70 tfplSrc 9epren roB jek
bic Acrjte in ben ~otrtte bttn alsemen percrpn,r
4les mas 5err pn"t nen pantcn rerlanst it, pab
e bic sstensarJneen fit mns naben ercrbnunsen enebmen
!tbt enrd 3etunSs"ne en- obe rur irsenb emas ibm
tetb scecnoes bcft Sautn Ycipnnen-cnbcrn br
bic Sefutate einss uuF"rt tDctdben 9er1ubs. |
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rcr rerC6ctnbbct teat9t Dies tIeinc arblct, prnlR. 8
cfat 375 Srrarnap 9ee Oort bcrausstsehcn lit crcnen
mOr pnfs 2hecrcn Ger SrantDecn scnaucr 5u ertaren
no ptrb rcn sucn n'e n9 8ctunbDeit cn D6f ntreBan
8efrnnc eeen Gs ba-,tt sen berrnbn &ranrbeiten
'nb beren uracn pres IS Gr. Gum 9Sertauf bep aft al
en- Q8entcn bes !6crrn Wpfat ...,. . -. .
Sbt9e fhdbbare 9lrsueDet flno Su baben tit Canton,
n S. Wed9lD's 9pptbefe, @de Der 24.5caratpas nno
Dtarfttra6e. IS.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
Rcntu01tnQRM:

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exSbcint rraelmaBts jcbcn Srcito9. .,.
=. Ser @uteriFtir"s reis lit 3 so Gsnts,
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ser balt Der iNen 5alft res Sabrs bssablt pirr.
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4. Anjr9sn wepcn fir bic Hbdcn 9rcic en9crut; m1Bn
Aer fcsleib taar mtab werrcn ntt ouf onitt8e
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16

CO tann in mcincn9bemithrn Qnoarenla9ern w uni
y 9assillon fcISno Atrcl nicrccru gcn ontttttn
AlS rrtcn )r1Is im ctrn ju DNtcn 9trcitn nr, n0ni
Dcl 0ortc9s yltc oatrn rttrln Aqua Scr.
4S 0lr"tic &aurc xarart0urc, G0rtrmat 60.
Ia. 9rttIe So1s cirsr Mtrur in puIrcrm QrruBd
lGu Sc l, @Drcmc 9t upr 9run Dr. l, n 8utrr NrtitrI
GFtem n"p ratnirtes et"uter"t Nnmrnu i'm rouben gu,
Oliver oeLe GaIlcn; GacmeI rpt Otbcs etBcs
4raeritat, Dpi @ulrbt. 0bna nnb oQrrrDca Sinr.
Ser Ierremtinsci @rpa> SrniB 9lp. l. gr Qrttrl;
a. Am,cnia, #; &salpraure GDcr, SupD. GtDr, Srdb
ptinn, Scrnc, pirptrnc, Scratrnc, bnsnc, unr
Seartatcn Qtcc9cn rGnncn tctut wcrteu Sttt Nacn
Nit uu is 0Ocnotc rarrantt cl,re Gel 0las,
ipaAren jsNrr art; pcrJt br 9lattrnt Nprter unr
taue
0nnrM wtnistr Qorn ncrecn aud rrn 91cu Dere rban
sin aIlaeurncs 1Brrcnsnt Sar:trTc SOElr Qrt, Qaur
,ris 0teb a!c Jt0tFt, ,0ru8arttcl unt 2rtneien.
6 .QIt te ncr, GAnGrA, 1bc, cher OiA Sipn,
II >. BUIk Us.
eEtrtrmkrr Ii 1910. 6Qt
q. D. Qpc @rerit Irnttn rrlaR9t tsirr tsrtt man
eniat :NndmcilIn0cn MiiMCidcn,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-16
YrDtQe, ben 16hu October, 1870. .~

ldbrenb er auf Der auoern Sete Der 9e9ner 'lt %"
pem 9feprdientanten feoeraltaer @runolase'
Gen. O{u111, ---
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

the Sonaror from New York he hop,.I the motion
might Ito ON the table Cor day or two rho Mes
SAGE Of Ire president was AN Important enc. and II
mi yht bc necrssnry Tor those who ted opinions in
oppnsiiiun 10 the Presdeut 10 express Them before
il vns rr(t RED fit met with The wishes Of the
cha irmnn of The committee of FinHucr, no hoped
the subject woud be postponed until "Wednesday
next
MIR Wright opposed Ia th" nngge"'r"n OF
Mr.. Webster. The time had come when II was
necessary ia refer the message Of the President {"
lis appropriate committees, aud he did not feel NJ
liberty postpone the time Of reference even 80
Wednesday. He therefore could NOT Withdraw his
notion nut The Senator from NinssnchuSeits. # the
Senate thought best, might moye the pos,ponement
of his motion.
Mr. Webster, since Mr. Wright declined to with
draw, moved the pospnncment Of tho motion 10
Wednesday.
| The President oc the Senate put the question up
On post ,onrmcnt. The division Of opinion so
close that CONT necessary. The a, was 20
for postponemrnt, tn l0"rpn>rinn.
| Mr. Ruggles Of Maine rurt"dnced n resolution
calling for copy Of tho correspondence between
| the Government of the United States and Great
I,irain npon the Subject of the North Eastern
Boundary if not incumpntt blo with public inter
nstS.
! The resolution was read, but Mr. Buchanan oh
! jrctcd to its adoption.
| The Rev Mr. Cnokn,an Of Aexandira, was cleo
| ted Chaplain the Senate
HOUSE The Standing Committees were m
nuunced 10 the llsIsa after the Journal WAS read.
They are for the most part they at the last
session of Congress-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

,hs,, Judgment TO go for noih'ng' Once'
pie! - ID ~ consider the infalIbe: when first
you w., .ao,nst Won you euogiZed their sober
""'' .,d thought, as 'nerer 'oTo"g' Jul "''' you
seco"' ..s;der their reiterated Judgment as w"r
s'' ,,y 70 be despised and dehe'' ~" "'a''er-
-! esteem is mutual.
w.. Van Buren, truly considers his Scheme n
CIR The National ills, 'ohy ms ne NOT e"t"'c
Pn'" ia knoys-he cannot but know-tha' the
!" rx,c,ion has not been carried int" effect
oPe'' ,,y that i, has been evaded by the col
lie "'" c,i. S,h Treasurers here. at Boston. md
'u'"" H.. must know that in utter defiance
-. o,oy.ioos. Bn, Notes, even oFs'nn'' demo"
arc received at the Post Offices in nil the
n,vnr S,ates. Irhis law is good for any
.oor, 10 give salaries 10 the Sub Treasurors,
"r , nm, enforced? How can he ask the PEG
,osnect and uphold policy which is daily,
p ,r, co, M nough, nv his own subordnatrs!
CO.. r,iIl not attempt to exrose all the sophsry
oLukc all the dishonesty oi this document.
"'' oo,,o,nly is in its wnv, condensed and Wig
il STYLE but calculated I" dc'ude only
Aoorc u,tr,lv ignorant oriho otter side of
T.. question: The bitterness of disappointment
,Ior,ris III inly disguised hv The ni' of calm
w., and dignity attempted "a he gwen II And
,.hor the President inrnnIiously remarks that
,..,,sver may have been the "hsruritv in vhich
r,his subject (the course Of the G"vrrnme") was
uovorvcd during the earl stages Of lhe revulsion,
u,be,c ranno! uo,c he many by whom the wh"'e
uouos,ion is no, rrIiv rHdrrS,ood,' he unwiiinglv
.,ots ,ru,,, nr which the result 81 the recent f
ecinn affords most ample confirmation in view
oflhat ruth, we willingly leave his poor HnrfSH
phrases about repairing private losses,' "spcrinl
legislation" "exrlmsive privileges, &c. 10 afford
him such consultations as they may LOG Cabin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22

I-from The rcnding Of Van Bnrnn's Message
we msh' very reasonably conclude TINT the Iiule
"pp"r gentleman supposed he himsrlr made III"
"N0'e 'onntry-was really the nuthor Of all our
N''S'ngs, and OF none of our cursrs. he has no,
M bump Of SCif esteem large, and consc;eniousncss
mail, then there can be no truth in phronolngv.
While the whole nation, save himself and his eff
f@'', with the Sh, locks have suffered for ,onrs
from The fruits of his evil deeds, he talks as thnurh
every thing had gone on we'll and the people been
wonderfully benefited by his doipgs II may
rave been snnShin" among his golden dishes. hn,
darkness has covered the lnnd. The self cnmpla
cent "ne ut the dying speech is enough 10 make II
sl"ic split his sides with Innghtpi
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fF0m HE Wan Or'cDnS BDiIriiy. Drf

f'"m me wan Or'c"nS Bniirtin, Or6 ].
hF7REAT OF THE XrNoPHoNs .-SLAUGHrEn OF
INV "PebERERs AND ESCAPE OF THE TEXAN PAT.
s- since "nr publication of Yesterday, in
"""" TUE accounts from our Correspondent AT Ma,
">N' more than ono hundred Young Texans
~ """' about In hH sacrificed M the shrine Of
'-we have conv rScd with n passenger
WV" texas, by tho New York Nj Edward Dwvpr
Cd" Antonio, who has communicated Ia MS some
'"' Cheering facts. Mr. d. was only six
Jays from San Antonio n I,ous,o, md nm M.
,o r"' "p III house where Col Jordan Ohe
..I "' The ia Texnns whom the Mrxicars
,ocs rI''F" 10 murder) had just before stopped for
,,,,. D"!rr leaned, and has no doubt of the cor
bs, W" 'h'"rnaiinn. that " hen the Texans
of,h. :, "''"ced Of the inicn,ious aud treuchery
s,u., A'ahS, they rotred nv themselves to a
No "'''s"re in the vicinity determined Ia face
,, AT this time the citizens of the nI,ce
n Ct. "eF'ng the contest at an end ,no,od ,,.;r h,,
ea.,.,0, .ne soldiers whatever they wished to
n them " ne consequence was that the bulk o.
were n,5."y drunk andin this situation they
n laws t, ny Their commander to attack the GU,
~ VIE iexans were lermed)
n near min. N commenced about p. NJ. and Ias,ed
\ ted FINN, "S' The Texans were well nrotec
\ over w., ' nre OF the Northumberland were more
n nun,ior ~, and ahundantIy supplied with nm
inrosic,,o1 ne result was, that the ignorant and
orinaict. wards who assaulted them, incapable
n AT ,b. injury, We're slaughtered on all hands
Captured ""c'"re, The beseigrd sailed forth and
Il Mrred n,o '" pieces of artillery, which ,hey
n TrescL..a '.oTe than FOUR HUNDRED of the
A,t nigh, . 'oes were left Ifeless on the ground
"n.a " 'hl' small branch of the Anglo Sax.
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!$ @ { i & e

II HE subscriber il under the necessity oi calling
Z upon all who indebted 10 him either by
book account, 1" pay the same previ"ns
the FIST of january next, (pariirunr contracts px
cepied.) Th"Se who mpgl"cI must not complain if
they called upon by iIiornpv for adjust
meni. JOEL HASTINGS
ST JuhnsUry. Dec. 7, 1870. l15w:}
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The following frank avowal is from theCommsr.
cinl Advertiser, n Vanbuien paper, pubIi.hcd a,
Oswego, N. Y. -
"Tha friends of Mr. Vaniiuren have been BoREr
DOWN by the mill stone weight ur MEASURES which
many Of the upright and intelligent friends of the
Administrator deemed ASrI REPuBLicAs rs
PipNciPLE, rs tending TO enlarge The boundaries Of
Executive Power"
An Inteliigcn; soap manufacturer in New Or.
lea's has Unlimited that the editors "Che ncn loco
p"pc's might engage in his line OF hnsness with
IL" absolute certainty ofspccess rs the free use OF
ne Is requisite in The manufacture oi so0p although,
II has srgnay failed an ingrediuu, IN the pro,
cess of manufacturing President.
| W"tc' Die Coiisge.-TIc Subscription nf $50 900
! tor Waier,ile College, which WAS commenced it,
! December, 1889, condition that The whole sum
should b" raised with" one year, is compired.
| Cnpitoi # Great Brjiaa.-'rhe grand total rep.
resented by all the pr"r"rty III Great Britain and
ireland is estimated E}.J20 900 900. The val.
"e o.! lands. ships, ranal, railroads. mlnrs horses
timber crops, &c. is estimated al G2.g45, 900 600
The value "i all stor,s ofiurniure apparel plaIc.
specie, money M chrncsry, savings bank, &c as
imnrd e55O,OO0 The national debt is about
E7G4 600 600
JohH c. Caihomn was reelected Senator in Con
sress Of The United States, from South Carolina,
by the leg islaure Of that State, the 30 ut with
cut "Pposiunn.
The llar-burgh Daily CT ronirie SAYS, that the
legislature Of Pennsylvania will probrbly instruct
the Hon. James Buchanan to vote for II repeal uf
the S"bFreasury law, or request him Ia give plato
10 man who will represent the wishes of his con
stiluents.
lien. Fl. s, Fulton, of Arkansas, has been re-
lected ~ tho Senate ot the Unted Sta tes for six
years from The 4lii of March next.
The Elrcl"ia' vote of South Cirnlina has be e
cast FOR W0r,in Hnn Rnren. for President, aud Lat
TETON matter Tag, csH, of Virginia, for Vice Presi
dent, How has The star Of tho Palmetto been
dnmed
The Hon Joel Holernan; GIoco)has resigned his
seat in Congress the Represe NATIVE of the Nor
fork Congressional district of Virginia, ass ignng
as his that he can longer represent the
feelings and wishes of majority Of his cons,itu
ents
a JIhig Senator from Georgia. The Lesisa
ture of Georgia have elected the Hon JOHN ;Ic
Pherson Berricn (,vJ,g) to The u. 5 Senate, 10
fill tho place occupied b Mr. Lumpkin, (oco.)
On Friday last, says the N. Fl. Statesmen ofIas,
Saturday, David UuderhII, Esq Postmaster at Am
he'st, was found in his chanbe' llfeess, with his
throat cut almost from The verdict of
the Jury was that he To his death by cutting
his own throat with razor.
The National Int iigencer says; We regret I"
learn that Mr. Grundy, Senator from Tennessee, is
prevented from coming to Washington ny So
we're aud dangerous illness
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The Rev Il. X. SEwAIL delivered the Sd pnblic
Lecture Of the course commenced in our village,
last "Wednesday evening. lie opened his address
BY ren,arking unon the benefit Of societies for mn
tua mprnvenrn,--of the necessity Of general
intelligence and virtue amoug n people living under
Republican fnrm Of Governments 10 insure the
oerptrni,y Of free Institutions traced briefly the
causes orthe downfall or the mock Republics Of
ancient times, and give hig!, interesting nc
count of the life and adventures or rronster. n
vrophp and refnimpr Of rcn0wn, who flnurishrd,
srrording ia some accounts. some 500 wears before
Christ. Il need not I've said thnt all the listeners
appeared 70 be much srarificd with he address
MrROuswAxIERg gave two lectures in this place
last week upon The science nfPhrcnnI"gv. ilnsrral
ing them with skulls o individuals Of different m
,on<-or the Indian, the African the New Z"a
land tho Grrrian and Others. Whatever may he
jha;lhr Of Phrenologv, no one could fail Of being
bpurfltcd by Istonng tn the candid. ucid and hap
py manner in which The schi"ci was treated hy The
Lecturer At the close Of each lecture the heads
two individuals we're examined, and their pecn:
'ar''c', tastes, &c were accurately told. though
chargers 10 Nf r., ns they could have hcon by
WP'rooN Intimate iierds. Mr. Il. is thoroughly
acquainted with his snhjec:, and it requires some
'%"s "'r@ thnn sweeping drnnncia;ions TO con.
vince Ms thar the fundamental principles laid down
0y nm hrc moi mainly correct