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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
NATIONAL ARMORY.

We uermi, our esteemed correspond
,sOne Of the West" 10 occupy a large
l,,,;on Of our paper this week. The sub
j, on which he treats is very important
|,hs West, and particularly TO Illinois
u Iowa. We have several times ex-
|sssed our views on the subject and full
/, uipcide with the writer in believing
\, Rock Island, taking all the circum-
|opces into view, is decidedly the most
,.tsrable point of any yet named for a
,,ional Armory. The Legislatures of
.va, Illinois. Missouri and Wisconsin
Nv in session, shruld most assuredly
lie up the subject and memorialize Con-
ness without delay. Our readers may
\, assured that the statements made by
ur correspondent can be depended on
i. send the present number containing
L communication 10 several individuals
Iho we presume are interested in the
,ler.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

The editor of the Gazette can't dis.
gulse the fact tina, he was most essentially
plqued at the well written and well timed
satire in our last. It made him almos,
crazy il one may judge from the various
unmeaning paragraphs that may be seen
IN his last number. He is on the wrong
scent in relation to the author.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
ONE OF THE WEST.
To the Editor of the Ha,okeve:.

I o the Editor o. the Hdlo6eye:
The undersigned, Curators for the Iowa
Association for the Diffusion Of Useful Know
LEDGE" request the favor, through the medium
of your paper to announce their individual re-
greet, in behalf of the Association, that they
have not been enabled to avail themselves oil
the valuable services Of DR. Ed,cin James, as u
Lecturer. We trust, however, that he will
find leisure during the ensuing winter or spring
VIM. H. Starr,
Jas. w. Grimes,
j. P. Bradstreet.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

u REYNOLDS Lecture on Education
,ua me illustrations made by his magic
l'ern were highly gratifying to avery
s'~ded audience on Thursday eve
hug last. t,..a W.
u K. commences his course Of Lee
-''' 'his evening. A fund Of useful in
!. auction may be obtained by attending
: - course. As he has been at considera.
]. y expense in purchasing his apparatus
! y highly deserving Of patronage, we
'pe us Lectures may be fully attended,
! 81 mat ne may in Ibis way receive a
compensation for his trouble. For
sas, 81 advertisement.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
SAC AND Fox AGENCY,
loca-,hor & lQd0

December 5, 1840 (
To the Editor Of the Haukeye and Patriot
SrR--I have learned through several re.
sponsible sources, that a runlor il becoming
prevalent in u neighboring county that have
tiicharged persons from the Indian Depart.
rnent, for refusing TO vote for General Dodge
at the late election.
take this method Of pronoancing such ru.
NOR TO be o fabrication totally destitute Of
truth. Very Respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
JOHN BEACH,
u. 5. Ind. Agt.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

The bill introduced by Mr. WILSON
Jefferson to prevent intoxicating Ii
saot being distributed at Vendues, was
Killed in the House the other day by a
'0'e q 10 to 10. We are sorry for this.
9aeh bill ought to pass, and we believe
pollc sentiment requires it. We have
ven men grow so rich at some auctions
y consequence of the liqnor that was
'sely given them, as to bid eight times
aofe Tor an article than it was actually
'o'h. Under such circumstances men
y led 10 bid for things they do no,
.@!' and in one instance we have
.uOWn man who was obliged to sacri-
- !, ms farm, to liquidate unnecessary
!, s0a contracted in this way. We hope
VIC motion will be reconsidered.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

The CAPlroL.-Mr Springer of the
Council and Messrs Hebard and Lang
worthy OF the House have been appoint
ed Committee to look into the affairs
Of the Capitol. They are probably a,
Iowa city at the present time and will
report III about two weeks.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

Iowa PENITENr1ARY.-Mr Coop of
the Council and Messrs Robinson and
Steele of the House have been appointed
a Committee to investigate the affairs of
the Penitentiary. They are now a, For,
Madison attending to their duties and will
probably report in few days.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

MARRIED--On Thursday last, near Bur.
lington, by tho Rev J ] Stewart Mr. ALEX
AMBER w GORDON, TO Miss LOUISA
KASTER, all Of THE county.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

The other day, when the question
came up in The Council in relation to
printing the Journals, our very dear
friend, the Hon. Mr. Johnston unexpect.
eddy rose and stated that it could not be
disguised that there were two political
parties IN that house and he wished il,
distinctly understood that if the party
opposed TO him should vote as he did on
the question then pending, they mus;
not expect that if on the morrow the
question of printing the Laws should
come up he should vote with them to
give the Laws to the Hawkeye Office.
AS far as their wishes went TO give any
printing to that Office he wished it dis
nnctly understood that he could not re-
clprocate with those gentlemen. For,
SAID ne as far as the Hawkeye is con-
cerned my mind is fixed, without the
shadow Of turning.
The gratuifous remarks, of Mr. John
sson were handled in mastery manner
by Mr. Hawkins. We, with MIR H., GER
talnly felt obliged to the gentleman for
the extraordinary pains he took in vent
ing his spite on the Hawkeye and de-
timing his true position. 1t looked as
though he could not wait for the NOR.
row, but must make thrust at US Jus,
then. Oh dear.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

For the las. two weeks up to Tuesday
we have had remarkably fine weather for
the season. The ice has nearlyleft the river
and the steamferry boat Shocoquon has
been making regular trips across the Mis-
sissippi at this place, ever since last Sun
day.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

Mr. MILLER.-We have most excel.
lent speech Of this gentleman ON file, rela-
tive TO amending the Practice Law. We
will endeavOr to insert it in our next.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
ITCandidates for County Commissioners.
LEVI SCOTT.
JEREMIAH HANSON.
Candidate for County Surveyor.
JOSEPH X. SCOTT.

I Mozart society.-The young gcntls-
men composing this Association are requested
to attend an adjourned meeting This Evening,
at b O'Clock, al the law Office Of J. II. Fayer.
weather, Esq, for the election of officers, Sc.
dec II F. Bridyman, Sec'y.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

The Hon. Mr. Kirkpa,rick's Lecture on
the Senses on Friday evening was very
interesting and instructive.
From the following it will be seen that
JONES, the murderer of McCardle. has
been taken. We learn from Fort Madi.
lson that Sheriff Taylor was hourly ex-
pected at that place with the murderer.
3. w. Gillock, Esq, the late sheriff. de.
serves much credit for the promp,itude
and energy he displayed in experimenting
Jones.
correspondence of the Hawkeyc.
Fort Madison, Dec. u, 1910.
Sir: received letter yesterday stat
ing that John ]. Jones, who killed MIR
McCardle, was taken. The facts are
these: Jones was taken Is miles below
st. Louis, at a wood yard. A man from
Philadelphia. who was passenger on the
steamer Harrisburg, saw him, and, from
the description which had been given him
OF Jones, he arrested him and took him
to Cairo on board the Harrisburg. Mr.
Gillock pursued Jones to ST. Louis at his
own expense. had one hundred descrip-
tive bills struck. and placed them on all
the boats that were going down the river,
and also took much pains in describing
HIM to the passengers, which. no doubt,
was the immediate cause of the apprehen
sion of the murderer.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
.,npn of the People.

I, mus. conten. ourselves with giving
III majorities Of each State as far
!. have obtained information that
!, relied on. We intend to place
/ IN returns from all the states, in
.heet for future reference, as soon
!. can obtain them.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

WYE have on hand and for sale large
w and general assortment of Hardware,
Qucenswnrc, Glassware, and Carpenters tools
Of all kinds, cheap for cash by
nov26-26 David & Kitchen.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

ECElVED per s. B. Agnes ON consign.
N ment, 100 bushels of dried Apples, Tor
sale cheap for cash by HE HI
nov2d-26 David & Kitchen.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

"rhe wicked flee when no one pursu.
eth" as the Gazette editor said when he
found that it was his own shadow he
saw "streaking' it up the street at a
late hour one nigh, last week.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
Burlington, dec II 90
Taken I'm

Taken Up
DY Daniel Ntzhugh,, of fowavilie. Van Blu.
ID rem county, Iowa Territory, November
22d, 1910, strawberry rvan MARE. with
black legs, name and tail, some grey hairs in
her forehead, about Ia hands high, supposed
to be three years old last spring Appraised
at s25. Frye B. Hazeltine,
Dec II St 90 Clerk b. &C.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

TO make room for the article on the
National Armory,' we have crowded out
several editorial articles prepared for this
number.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
Cooking stoves.

DRIDGMAN g. PARTRIDGE have just
ID received on consignment, u small lot of
Patent Cooking Stoves, which they will sell
low for cash. novl2-4
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

pSubscrip,ions for Ho(Tman's Har-
riso,,iana received at this office. We
hope the Wings generally will subscribe
for this important work.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

Dry Hides.
TIME highest market price will hc given
l. for Dry Hides, by
nov26-26 David & Kitchen,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

UThe Election of County Commits.
sioner and County Surveyor takes place
to-day.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

Il
list the es-
lite Of Dss
P,y requesI
me to tha
|.ttlemcns.
e hereof
state, ~
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Rdmr. /
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
DIR. REYNOLDS

I'D ESPECTFULLY calls the attention Of the
IL Ladies and Gentlemen of the city to his
Lectures OH ASTRONOMY.
THE course will commence this evening,
Thursday Dec. 18th ut half past O'Clock and
will consist Of six Lectures, which will be illus.
tratcd by about $50 splendid Illuminated Die,
grams cast by means the
M.AGIC LANTERN.
Families wishing to attend the course will DO
furnished with Tickets on reasonable terms.
Adm ittance to single Lecture 25 cents.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
AYLOR,,'
county.
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he district
srritory Of
, the town
Of Dccen.
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property
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county. /
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

his bu.is
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

letters Of
Fanted By
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for settle.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

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of tho
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17


run of stone was estimated for the whole
year. This fall too, and the short con-
,inuance Of the freshets would admit Of
the use of the 5 feet diameter breast
wheels, under the greatest advantages
for about | | months Of the year. And if
it were deemed advisable the newly in
vented wheel which is unaffected by
back water might be used the entire year.
No inconvenience can take place, at
this point of the river to buildings and
machinery, from those sudden rises which
at other points below, and in other rivers,
are so generally disastrous the rapidity
of its rise, seldom exceeding inches in
"a hours, and its quantity being as be-
fore stated but small.
As regards the degree of intensity of
the winters at this position; ii may be
estimated by the latitude of the place,
and the period of the closing and opening
Of the river from ice. The former be-
ing 40 2s>. would bring this location
40 ar so miles south of the National
Armory at Springfield Mass where, as
respects the action Of machinery, the
winters are no way injurious. And as
to the latter; the closing being in gen
eral about the 18th Of December. and the
opening about the lst of March; with
the additional fact that Steamboats, from
below, have visited the island every
month Of the wear: would sufficiently
show that this finest Of summer and win.
ter climates, is no way objectionable as
to the influence Of cold. Nothing in.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
lSpsipcrnDr 9yurtcr.

Der Stdntpnnft, ,pslt,en @cuUern6r pcrs
ter duaenpmmen bat, bat inter ben ebrliten
,,nb noblmeinenoeu @Fieteru Der 8an 9us
ren 9Dartei eine 9rpse Serpnucerung erre9t
ipcldle ba glaubten ibre sinfubrer ndren i'm
@rn 4, ,pegen ibrer suflass 9s9en bic Sans
fen. @s it fstne 3cit fiir lte, uber cen pats
rcn 3uifaub Der Hiu9e ibre slngcu ;u 6fnen.
9tcdl braudt man ibnrn 81 la9eu, bos War.
etin San 8ureu fur eineu alr9enbiif anitchen
fipiroe, nm oeufelbcn 9Ss9 fnpidha9en, Der
'jsei burdI @cup. pprtrr befrt9t .prc, rcnu
or slaubt bae icin ci9enes SelbfinterriIe ras
tetbGfMbert merhcn fcnnte. Qi'ir id9cn hes
neu jeet, Rie lIe bercite ;uppr iino bcuad,s
ridtct mprbefL taB cS num6glid) it, Die irils
ben uno ausltteefenren 9idHfs 81 ftilceru,
nit ccHen ibre e!Hfithrer nor Der 9SaM icee6s
mai Te fieclu Shre 2hlfllhrcr iIuo in trcn
S>uuoluugen uneh,lid, ren ilc wtiIrn eoe
nc hasjrniae nicNt anefUhYeustsru,cll, mae IIe
'uy1irred,csi. 1er s9rrIbril bes ASnotS uue
ter 9iaticn ueYtietet Ole Ser tSbt AN q
"prH cinrm SDitem, ireIdlee, meiIltcS prrs
ste llert lit, ncn cincm rtfculideu 9iuRcn
! icin tam. lie Narrilcu Gemrfratcn ilnf
shrIid, i,iIihren stnecrilden, eenn iIe iprcdlen
i mas sSesAlonten snt Merhen aiir ihre Scrs
siprsawl'I Isu ausiuhrrn. eab! sUJenlger zen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
0ie Bitter Der 9empfratte.

Die Democratic pres," rpelde in Heas
bins 9ebrudt fpirb, fa9te pcri9e IScde fol-
9ences:
"Die Hen,cfratie Der Union ruff laut su
"ber @eiessebuns fur cine 98icerrufung
"bes 8reibriefes Der 8ereinigten Staaten
"8aut-bie g ate Der grpsen bemcfratis
"fden Iartei fcrceru es. Gin csadIcu, Elm
"8an Suren, ciu Suhauan, eiu Benton,
" ein Mublenbers, Elm DaIas, Elm Guit uno
"ein Sn9erloa - Elm jeoer bat feline Waei'
"nun9 9c9en ein Snititut eieier slrt auS9cs
"triift."
Ties iInb alfc, mad Der Democratic
9res," Die 9 8dter Der arcBen bsmcfratis
ihen partei. - 6sdt 70, fe fIno bic 8dter
Der I'D, fe | b Il 9enannten Cemetratle.
Bir ppllen aber einnal leben no oiele oes
mcfratiihen Batter beritammen, uno ipcld,en
slnfprudD Te auf ben 9tamen Demcfr t
taben :-Sadirn mar 3eitlebenS ein S6oera'
lit, unb fpurbe bon ihueh Suerlt als 9reiIs
bentSs@anoioat pcraeldla9en unb unteritust
-9an 8uren'S & Dcmof ofra ie beltebt
carin bas er einen ScihluB in 1912 in Der
g1eupcrfer @rfcs9ebung anbct, bas Der Ssrir9
nit @nglanb uu9ered,t lei une caB man I'D,
eemlelben aufs itren9ite piberlesen iolte-
,pcil er I'D, bem eemofratiiheu Waoiicn mis-
ceriebte uno :Cemlt Clinton uuteritilBte-
pcil er cine arifcratilt,e uuterldlaBfammer
baben nil, Inn bas Sdperot uno ben 9elo'
beutel in ieiner cano Su pereinigeu-oies 1T
Ieiue Gemcfratie. Suhanan's Demrs
frate fpciB Elm Seoer pcrin ite beitebt - cr
ia9te einf ielblt. "ipenn er pu6te oaB er eis
nsn 1rcpfsn be empfrattide6 Slut in
iciueu 9loeru hattie, 70 rpiirbe er ihu absdps
fen. Benton, Wiiblenber9 uno Dall9s, ,lIno
ale alte Soperaliiten, uno fno blc6 nf Der
g8oae 9efdrbte Demofraten. 0iuid tru9 iii
1898 cine db warse &pfare e, uno war
Sefferiru's tefti9iter @c9ner. llnc mas 1T
bann Sugerfoa? @L er ia9te es ielbit
"9Senn id, i'm 9iepcluticnsfrie9e alt 9enng
9erpeien mare, 10 mare id cit { prY 9eipe'
fen, penn id hattie MIDI benz Jtrir9e fpicers
ieet!"
ytun, wenn eies bic Sdter Der bemcs
frattiten partei iInb, 70 bebate uts Dor icis
der Democratic
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19

las padctIhif Slc,9lmerifa, Capt. ..
s.. SailcD, IegeIte AM 8. Scbr. BON 9ieupcrf
mad, eiperpccl, init Der 9tahrid1t mas bic
rcnulIlpanilhe @eleB9cbuu9 beiflcden, unt
bic Sanfen ;n Smin9en buar Gjeio Sn sablrn.
@ilcicb mad, 9IblesIung Ger SIossImerifd crs
lieB Gjrup. 9crtcr ieine Srtihaft, wrrin er
ole Sauten bcfrc,neete, iuoem er linen lhus
9crc git 9icbt. cieir6 mid,ti9c Gcfumcnt
muroe curo, bic Vbildoelphid Sanfcn am 5.
Sebr. in bem S6itf Ncheitcr, Snpt. gScccs
bruit, nddh @uglanp seIanet nit SefebL 10
pel erra Watrcler, ais nDthi9, Su nehmen,
Inn cher als has Sohiff SupssImcrfa mad,
eiperprcl ;u fpmmen. Ste iotlun9sunfdht
0eu SSanfcn irllsn $1,000 Sulammengeltreen
haten, Hm cieie Summe inter bic Manus
ldaft Der 9tcdsitcr III ccrtbeilen, rpcHu es
cher ais DIE Snosglmerifa III tiuerpcol eins
trctfeu lrIlte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
Sarrijuu's Scu0ni6c.

l1ir lcutcn Die 9mfmerfiamfeit ber Qe(rr,
teicneer5 aber Der SSoerai 4rfe Nrfc Crll'
der, alf ben 9lrtifef, aus oem "Shio Srdats'
MANN" auf Der criten Seite bteicr 3citun9,
lpe9cn eeu 9mpfeblungen bee General Soars
rilcn, uno erluden cine aufmcrfIamc Curdls
lcIun9 Der 3eu9uiIe bon bchen Stellen ieis
ner aus9e,eitnetsn Dienifen. Gin jeoer
leie fir lld, ielbit unb fra9e iId tann cb Sen.
5oarriIcn Die SeIeici9ln9en une 8cittnlpfs
un9eu perbtent, nit Der er bon ctncr fetlen
parteispreee hberbiuft wire. GSu Der Spras
de res "Staat5manu6" fa9en mir: ".lSir
haben fciue 9fci9un9 unleru ecicrn porsus
ihreitcu pas iIe thun lclten; allein mir bals
ten cs fir nuicre VAidt ibucu iclhe 2Irtfcl
pcrmlc9en, Gle lie III bca Stane leten rtd,s
tia Si urtbeiIen, ipcnn lIe pceH. Gic 9rc6e
MfaiIe Der 0eutlhen liebcn Die 8abrbet,
lme brd) beftuoen iId inter ms WcnIhen,
fic aus bliueem parteYilhem Gi9ennut ceer
llnipilIenbeit eabin arbciten, ibrc Wtitbriloer
auf unrfdten lSeg 81 brin9en, une iIe 0e9en
einen Wann su icBen, eenen Sdhi9fcitcn,
Sbatcn uuo patriotismrls pclfpmncn 9es
e,iift unb gut aebciiIeu ,rpreen lInb, bon
'Q8afhii,etcn, HeffcrIcn, Mabifcn unb Olcns
roe, TreFoente Der Sercini9ten Stdaten-
bon 9enerai 9SaDnc uno @'cnrernrr S,hels
tp, Die ihrem 8oterlanee i'll tem Gepcllls
ticnsfricge, I'M Se4br, mante wiht9e Diens
ffe leilfeten - bon Sineu Sd,neieer, @cils
'peru6r ocn penuftoanien, eeaen &Iu9beit
limb Yatrtct8mu5 Den Geutfheu e Iebr sur
Gbre 9ereidte - pom @olenel 8id,arb W.
Scbnion, Der uuter ibm eiente uHb fcine Sls
biefeit uuo Iapferfeit peri@llid rriifcn feRts
te-ppH Commerce. Terry, benz Joeloenp rn
Cafe Grie, Der al Der 2bdmeS an Der Seite
hes @enerals oiente, uno nod manden 9ln,
bern ipelde Die beiten @ele9enheten batteu
rictti9 pcu ibm gu urtbetlen. gStr eriuden
uulere eeler alles biefes reiflid ;n ilberlc9en
uub baun 70 gu bancen fpie tbr @ewiTen tts
.tieai pc~IdHeiben piro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19

Sin fleiueS ,psiBes ainb, a rtcr Wrnate
aft, tpurbe neulidb elmer partei ct. Srancis
Snbianer in Der Tadbarfd,dft prn Sbers
brccfe, (llnter @anaoa), absencmmen. @s
mar in einem trauriaen 3uitaup, ipie Elm @es
rippe, an Elm Brett befeiti9t, nat slrt Der
pappccie Sitte, nit einem Stif BON rcbem
S,irihflciIh in ieinem fleinen Wunee, eas
feline Yae9emutter ibm ertbeilte, inrcm lte
ieltft nidts hattie, ibren ei9enen Sonnser gu
ittllen. @apt. sloams fdufte bas S1in6 pcn
ben Snoianern fir s5 uuo Elm Barrel gPebl.
@r hat pptItbdti9 fir eeiien Serpfle9ung
9eicr9t. Gle nnnatiirlihrn @ltcrn Inb ned
nidt au69eflncen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
Sipvccauoc Gmb ppn 2tllentnun.

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bic grnenennuns frl9enoer Soerren ;u Seams
ten: 9lttb. 6enrD Sing, gum ScrllBer,
9icutrn Strdue 9lntcn 4autcnber9er nnb
tjabricl SSeiper gu 8ice s9reGbenten, nnc
lilgbman @utb nnb Sbarle6 Ssip, 81 Sccs
retircn. Cine Contribution Zee Slubs iSnes
be entmorfen uuc 9cbilli9t.
SNeute 2lteue (9Ritrppd) cerilmmelt fldl
eer Stub ,pieber, am Sauie bon &. @eicner,
mosu sllIe einselnoen perbeu, Weldle Sorrts
irnS Sad,e beforbern wracn, lt' Dem 2ips
rceanre @lub arsuihliefcu. Gcrlelte bc'
itcbt bereits aus 56 Wit9lieecr.