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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
Cloth Dressing, & COIOring

r0NIlE subscriber, respectfully informs his
u friends and the public, that he continues
to carry on the cloth Dressing aud Coioring
business at the well known Mill, formerly
rented by Gould 4 Durfee, in Portsmouth, and
will be happy to wait on his old customers and
the public as heretofore.
THOMAS GOULD.
portsmouth ApriI O. 1870
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18

Id USSlA Diapers Of a good quality,
= d Heavy brown Cotton Shectings,
able Covers Of different sizes,
Brown Linen Table Cloths,
Cheap spring calicos,
Blue Jeaus-blu lwiled Cotton Stripes,
Saiiincls, CassiIneres, Sc, for sale cheap
ap2l JOHN T.. .TOWNSEND'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18

Portsmouth, April 8, 1910.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
.gl,eegp nnp Bic @ren,.nrnot.

Der Genpcrf Commercial iusert auf prf,
pai 2hrtoritdt ben Waitbingtcn, cas ein mitb.
tigeS @iuperifinpuiB, beics6, biniidjtlid, Der
Dp2ecos Sad,e 10 pe aud meaen Der
Grensfrd9t qetrpfen lporben iei q1enn mir
redt beridtet fInp, idgt Der @ommercial, 70 1T
swiihen ben 8sreiuisten Staaten uno sem
Srittilhen Geilnetcr, 6rn. 6cr, einperlfan,
eenL cas eas 8erb6r M'eroos unoebinOert
poranldreiien icu @uo cr freigeprofben,
iptr in oermltben III, Damn 1T Die Sadle auf
einmal abqemadit. gSenn er aber itmloiq
grfuncen miro, 70 foil Die Iatenal 0aeqirrunq
ole nctbwenoige Rittel er0rejfen, unb ihm
ale @eredtisfeit ipioerfabreu lafen, nno be-
id1neen, tpie es Die llmfdnoe Der Sddbt erfCrs
bern mO9en.
gScgsn Der Gjren5 SraNe lit man ciniq &C,
tporoen Iedl6 perlonen ais @cmmBirners III
ernenusn, erei ron ieeer Ger lfreitenoen Dars
tbeien, nm Gle Sadle 81 brieiti9en. 8enu
ils nidlt enig werecn f0nnen, 70 icneu Ge
ned orci anoere erueHnen, mo Die Gntltbeis
oing eiEer Webrheit IoIl tineeno fein.
glnd rbigem III urtbelsn werpen nnlerc
9Ingelrgenhelten NIT Gn9Iauo balo ius 9ieiue
gebrad)f DerAen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Girte fpnpcrbnre Strnfc.

9lu6 eem Cincinnati 0iepublifdner erleben
mir fol9enceS Der efIid,en Iagen crpiltbte
Gin Scctman eincu SpiBbuben, als er eben
i'm Ycgrif mar G'iiter bon leinem an benams
ten Srt 9elcgeHen Seot su cnwsnceu. Der
Sectman bradte ibn auf eiumal auf 81 bem
Werf uuo aab ihm Die gSahl Gd lelblf ocn
6lls abSuidiueicell ooer i'm baiTelbe perrid1s
ten su IdTeu. Gins opn beioen music er mdbs
len, uuo or entid,Ie6 fdb Die Chat lrbit III
oerridlteu. Gr lbirfte fcin 6ccerme6er fehr
becenflid1, ficu9 bic SpperatiCn an uno per,
lr6te I'D, aIlf Der einen Seite ces Sodlle5 cine
Iiemlide tisfs 9Bunoe, auf Der anoern aber
fam er Bios eurd Die oant Gr 1T inter Der
9iufId,t eIues sI8tes am teeer weroeu, ;ur
Srence oes @rctmanues, Ter ihn tlrs in
Sdlredrn perieeeH pcIltr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Sarif mmb alnti.sariF.

Die Garif Srase it cine Sade Die ms
IN ben nlittlern Stadten tief utercfIIrt, uuo
1T Der fiihlen uHo reifliheu llcberleauna milrs
big. sIIS flnae Burger bic ibr Sntereiir fems
ncn nne bod iddeen, (InS mir es unferem
eauee, unS ielbit uuo nuferen Gad,fcmmeu
fdl leig, cin heilfdmes 3arfF G5efrB III uns
terftiteen. Iariff heiet 70 picl os eiueu
ifperen Car coer sltgaten nuf IoIde eiuaes
fdlfte @jiter su lrger, ubne ceren G,cbraud,
man tcid1t icin fam, cber auf lrld1e meite III
oicfem ednce perferti9t iperben fOunten.
Gin jcocr nit eiuem talben 9liae mlle einS
feten, eas ein leldles GefsB cute SssIocn has
ben milste. 9llIeS ffagen qeqen Die 9sdnfen.
@errcrationen uno Monppolien it ueraetIid,,
70 lauge es ben 9IuslGnoern erldubt 1T ibre
1Eddren fret III uniere Sodfen eiusuflbren.
gae Sorten @jlter fDHuen billiqer i'm 9IiisS
lance fabriSirt meroen unb eingeIhitTf, ais
tDie nc bier perferti9t fperbcn, neil brr ga
geIcbn in europa piel tiebrrerilf /; unb cas
her lctoen unIcre Manufdfturen, nno fuIaIidy
bic arbetsnce JelalTe mierer Biir9er. fur
jeee Shiflaoung auslduoiItter @iiter bic
eingefnbrt, muB etfua6 anssefhif't fpsrben
nena Der gan;e gelduf Der ringcfubrten @iuS
fer, uioht in TIduers SnumippIIe &C., abbe5
;dbIt prrteu fdnn, 70 miinen mir natiirlid1
@elo oafiir te3ahlen. Der ndnneI mar iulx
MGR ge9en ms Gin IarifF fam ben Nanert
Su unferrn @unIfen nmffalten.
Dieien GssenifanD fperben mir in 3ufilhft
adher betrndlten nno in unIerm Blalf ers
DdbHen.-Bauer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12

Der Baltimore Slipper iast "Der Bai.
gen ia uuierer Gjeqeno febt gut ans, nit
9Iusndbme eiiqer 6eloer psldle Ut frlb auss
geidet uno i'm SpitjaBr ourb bic SIie9e pers
orrben nurcen.'
Su unierm SauntD bat Si, Slus1aat burd
cas piele faltr Hcgenwetter, beionocrs i'm
nieoern gdnbe, febr Diel Shaoen 9eltten.
Inter bem gunftl9llen Weher f6nnen mir
bios cine babe Mca9eu @rnote erwarten.--
Der l8aiSen febt ctwa6 beser aus, aber ecd
fonnen mir fcmeswr55 auf cine reid,li6be
@rnbtc hcFen.
9m l8eRIihen 1beil bisfes Stuats ica Ser
gBaSen Aan5 bum unb fbled,t ausieben.--
5n 8aidiipgtcn &auntD loaen mandJe @au,
ern tbrC Selpcr nmgspnnot unb nit Gems
mers8rnd)te bsldbef baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Gtmrin,pcster.

9ln ocrietten Scnntas puree cisle GIes
9eno ourdb einen Sturmwinb, begleitet nit
Sd,nee uno Siciel, beimgeiudt, wcld)er be,
ceutencen Sd,d0en an Sdumcu, Semen, &c.
anrihtctc. QBciter u0rblidl ipuree eerleltc
audi gcipiirt. 9lud i'll pbilabeIpbia foQ er
Sismlih gemlithet, uno oiel Gchaorn an Od,
hcrn nno 6abrScuae auf Der Delaware an,
geridltet baben Su 0ieu,SerieD fol- er am
meiitcn 9clhaeet baben; in 3eu Nauen lols
len mcbrere Joinier, nHO fehr Uiel 5enlen uuo
Siume riccer9erillen pcrocn lein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Die gfepfitue 9SiI.

5ieie Bill neloFe Der @CHperner nit 1ets
nem geto bele9te, uub ipeld)e inl Serat nit
ciner GonfituticlIen Stimmc pdeirte, fam am
3ten Wlli i'm Joluie Der 9teprelentanten auf
yidbbsm bic cebane dnfteng, ipar audi Su
oernebmen bae biz SilI nidlt nit Der @enitl,
tiitionelen Wlebrbrit paeirt fperDen f5nnr,
imo als Die Gtimnie eenomnlen ipnree ergnb
CO idj oas ale eofOS ongegen getimut pats
tel. 9Ile Genlofraten, init 9lu5nnbne ees
,Nrn. Iitns pcn Buds, itimmten fur bic Sia
Differ Serr lfimmte tlrS gegcn Die Bill i'm,
ipeHn es nefhpeneig lpereell eHte, ben QSors
fd1laa III MAIDEN, pielelSe iuieoer i'll Grrpd'
0una III nebmCn. Die Stimme ifano, Sd's
40, 9ieins 43. Sladlbsr oerta9te Grb cns
iNaus bis 9fad,mittagS INT llhr. Die Gjes
fllble Der Ntitglieeer lcIen 70 beIei6i9t geps'
zen lein, pas ipsnn es ni1it fir unterlbieoli,
Clr pripdt Bills gemelen mare, BAD SiuS
HabrIhehIdl icgIeidb anfgebredlen pOrecn
ipdre.
slnI Tier Dltrse cas- NauS picber in ORB,
nnng eerufen, unc lor. 6 itus td1lug cine
a9recrerwisuug Der Sla pcr. Gisier uners
ipartete Berldlag {, Ste bic dnpeieneen 9cfo
Notc6 IN 5cbreden, tneem fe laben 6de cine
arcec slnsaM ibrer @rueer abnelsnp pireu,
fle iuusten eaE Der Boridld9 tes S9rn. Qitus
dnocHemnieu nereeu mllree nnb fitrhteten
oie Cemcfrateu ipilrocn Die Sill init 3tpei,
eriltheiie pdeiren SOld,after mnroen lc,
oleit, nael dlIcn 9tidtungcn eer Staot &c,
(tbidt. uus Cd geldug linen in furBcr 3eit cine
hinldnalid,s 9lusahl ibrer grnber aus cen
g8irtbshiuiern sulammen 81 rufcn nm Die
pdsirHaa cer Sill 81 pereltcln Der 8crs
ldllag nuree au9encmnten uno ole QSteeerers
fpialmQ Der gia bis gum 4ten ocrlhpteu.
9lm 4ten nurbe Die SilI I'M Inter nauIe
dbcrnalS dllfgernfen, nno wrrcr Elm Gjeieg
cee eanees chne Die llutcridlrift ers Gjrus
pern6rs, tuoem 3rpei criItbelle Der Witglic,
Ger odfiir lfimmten. Die Stimme itluo, 62
aearn IS. Die SNerren Yegel nuo Soaas
lfimmten 9e9en eie &lU Gle bdttcn dIfo lie,
ter tlsine 9cten ren anecrn Stadten als
bon unlerm eigeuen in llmauf geiehen. :
rm Genat raeirte bic Bill NIT Is gegen H.
SNr. @ibcn5 fpar abrelsno.
Die cemofratilhen Narrilou Witgleccr
ser lrBten @eletgebung batcn nllo cas- Sb'
rige qctbaH--fe batrn I'D, ais wdbre patric'
ten une entldleeen 9eSrigt, ben gBtnlheu
ihrer Gonlftueuten 81 wllfdhren unb Gem
oecrndten 3uffanoe uuIere6 1dnees theillpeb
e Qbiubelfsn. Sbre Nbhdltcn nureen abrr
jeocsmal burd, ben 8ouuernor, 70 peit cr eS
in leiner GemaIt hate pereiteIt. Sie egteu
aber jeeesnial fpieeer nit Dem Gutfdlue lire
Ssince ans aBerf, nid,t cher uddjulaBen, bis
tIc etpas sur Grrcttlmg ceS @reouS eee
Gtaats be,meft haben ,piiroeu, uno bic Sas
sc : "lBer anhdIt aepiant," lit pjeoerum
mabr aeppreeu. 60 piel lit jest gemie hns
ciefs5 eas IeBte Bets res GIourern0r perters
ypar, eenn mclder qutccnFsnee Burger f0uns
ts iIt9 10 iuct oer9eEcu unO fur cine perfcn
fimmcn, Die BAD 1Rohl res Qanieu GtaatS
far parthei Sutrrcee aufgeepfert bat ?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Nemcr inn QaSialpnnt

lie eefe Tefo 3citungeu in pieism Staat
fallen jest iiber ibrr WlitsIieosr Der eieieeges
hung ker5 sic fur Saerrn Sebnfun's 9lelief
gsiH fimmteu, mn eicielbe init 3psi nritteI
III pasiren. Gle merosn ois sCT-8crr ds
.fber hetitteIt nno ale nur eroenflide
Gd,inipfnamsn linen beigelrst. Eiea it ih,
IL @elobnuuo, neil ihnen cds Bohi nnfsrcs
Gtaat6 niher am sSerscn lieet aIe ibre par,
.tkei. Orr "Spirit Of the Time6" heiGt fIe
1qanoesperrdthfr, inb per9leltf Ite ~ gIrnoib,
Burr nab butI. Sulssuees Ino bic ecfc So
10 WitoIisoer, rselAe far bic 8iII itiniHiten: /:
ST. Seal pen Gentre hr. . cHg 8
pcn Grapfrrb; fr. BIT bon
qu,errsS s5r. g a m Sic pom epcrmina;
4r, @ftlie ecis SefFtrfcn nr. nprton
rpii JlrrihumbffIane sor. Sole ma n
POW Eenan1p ser. GUS fpen Gnsquehans
nj; Or. ~ { pen yorf Sr. . dfneb
1fr pcn eRInnsbia Nr. aBearer upu
9 s,npIFilT. gHE EsF 1s riah een gHssrnf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12

srlinIere eefer pereen in ciner aneeren
Spalte Der tenti9en 3eitun9 bic "9iegenue
uno 9ielief 8it," i'm 2lnsSugr fnoen. Jtdh
nleru slHltdlten eutipridbi rieirlbe pclIfcm'
men ben 8eeiirfnisen mo llnitdnosn Der ges
Qenwirtigeu 3eit, uno man lcllte eenfen oae
fein Mann, aneer er iei ourd, paribeipatb
bIinb geporben, BAD aerin9ite ge9en bic SiIl
einsnwenpsn babe. 98ir iperOen jest bale an
ffalt Zen abaeuustsn uno unlesbaren Ytctcn
0en anoern Stdaten, BON uuiern ei9enen in
llhIauf ftben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
ssr goEssra5r bic 5srm DsrlsIben ysrlarsi.

Der gcsssrhtr bic Germ ssrlsIben prridjrti,
ben.
9Ibfhnitt IL. I'm bic ganfen in gfuno
~ feesn, ben 1rrFigHngsn bieIer sIfts iiAd,s
suEenlnien, IiHb Der btlFgeriicben @eftafdaft
Grleldterung III uerfdlaffeR, ipiro percrbuti,
oae feine @anfanfialt ~ mebr als lsdjs g1rcs
jeut GntrreiTen bee Sabre etinuugen ipereen
oarf; Der 8efudl pessn bsm Q8iebrranfana
Der Sanraeibs 3ahIungsn in piosrrufeu; ais
le StrafilIisfeiten tpegen Ginltelung bon
Saargelos s3ahlnugeH fFne nufgebeben Bic ,ur
rreltsrn @erflignug Der G,eIsegebung bic
Bantsn oilrfen pibrenb Der @iu(feiIuha pcn
Sanr9elcs3ahlnngeu oisfcntiren nno Eisis
oenoe erlIiren, fpeIdle aber nid,t bohsr ais S
preIsnt iein rtlrftn iine ebe bic 9nuf Der
Jterelnigsass Staaten 90 ben gBchltbaten bies
fec gbihRsits bersdltigt lit, mus fe suerif ibs
re SeretipiIIigfeit ertdrcn, I'D, alien @efebru
,u nnierprrfen, melde nab cieiem fur bic
Re9ulirnng Der 9anfen eieies Staats per,
flI9t ipereen n16gen.
2blhuuJe lS, 80, 20, 81, 20, % "a une
%, 2reHen 8erfllgnngen, I'M SalI Die Der
Staaten 8anf es fiir's 9elfe balten fcllte,
ibre @jeldldfte su beencigen, roie bic 8eridls
tt9nn9 tbrer Slngelegenbelten Dor fd gehen
iol.
9ltihnitt 26. glIe Sdnfen, bic I'D, ben
Bcridriften eiser SIfte nicht fiigen tpetlen,
bleiben ben 8ererenungen Der jest beiiebens
oen @eless nnterpcrfen. &C. &c.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Gin ocrgeRlifbrr GMnbe fCbtuarttvOn.


Srietrid RiIer Sutider, Ictt,
bin pcn Wundr@bunf hat GdD pom bort uns
fldtbar gemadt obne fur Ieine 3eihtng III
beSablen, fnr meldle er pier Sabre fhuioiq lit.
llniere Nerren @elleeen iclIten iId pcr bic,
fem Bc9el biitsn, uno ibm feline 3eihlne bcrs
Gen. 9Sir lperoen che lange nod nsbrer!
lclter fauberen S,erren bieier Qilte beflarn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12

@ewiBensbtsc.-nr. q. giIp rem
Baltimore srhieli nenIid einen @rirf iperin
lldl SO Ihalsr befaueeu, abcr tcine llnters
frhrIff mar beigefnst. Der Sdlreiter fact
oae CT Saru. viIIu uor einlgen csahren ans Der
ndmIIdieR Slunfne befrraen habs Hiefes
if IN rielen 3eiirn Iebenewerth, NO nlaa fels
ne 2sitnna ernETnen fauH. rhue caria eille
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12

Eie 5aerren pbiIlipo unb ssadfcn, IN press
burg, 8Irginien, baben cine WiaftiIc erfuns.
ZEN fte fur ben Bauer pom grpesm gluBen
fem iriro. Dieielbt it um allen llnrafb, als
KnubIaud1, Jlaoeu, Grefsenlr. ppH cem Wnis
seH III reinigen. DE Dla(dling fol- einfnd1
fem uFD an lcIdlem Nreis obaeIageu frrrben,
10 bof sin isaIieaer gadfl III StnaDe 1T gl11
riffflbf aif;niffaTeu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
s2,775,532 SO

.Z,I9o,j32 %
Gt Ncflcn FIR has cngeueur Corps tirs
fen fIh iiaeb eigfem niobt hsher als $4,000
beldnfen.
gbihnft Is. slerfaai, oae feine angelries
lfne @eIter 1T iraeub efipas nncers al rem
belfimmteu 3lued ueFipeubet psrpen oiIFfeu.
2tldlniit 4. lin feu purd cIele sIFte aus
tbrFiFFifli gfpisn &tHftluiisgslf ~ gftfHs Iell
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Ole 0nisp isrc0atfe Nlifiiiiippi.

glm leeteu Oiittipedl murpe tie Odmps5Sres
gatte "gJdffIinppi'', i'm Seilcin pen Ganiens
cen BON perlrnen tei Der IapD. g)arp III Nbts
laocIphia psm Gtapcl selaesn. DaGelbc lit
BON 1909 Icnncn taif, mo rus rrife Nahrs
,eug oiritr gIrt, eaB i'll pba1Stlytia gebant
paroe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
sniss nnS s3et,xao.

Der nid,fle Srsitas alS ben i4ten Dlat,
II Der Sag neldler ourdD ben preilbenten eer
sSsreitiaten Staaten als Elm Bue' uns 8et'
Eog bslfimmt lit. Gr ipiro in ben mellten
,pldsen in Der lliicn aIe gin (cIdsr beebadtcI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
QlnfteQllna enreb Sea e9eneraI 95Uit,
iftcilter.

5aepb Sum nj er, @lq. ale pclfmei
tier fur bic Staet Setblebem, ali bic Stelie
oes 6harls5 Icmbler, abgeiett.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12


C g., zzsz 80 sssI
Oemcfratttte
S3drrifOn, 1Dler II. Sanfs
&auntDs s8erIaiiIlung.
3ufclse OFsntfid, seaebensr yladridt, Yer.
fammelte ldl cine greee sIH;ahl Der Sdrrifen
Demcfraten oon eeda @aunfp, am Hienifaq
ben 4ten Maj i'm Gcurtbaule in sIIIentann
Die 8eiidmmIun9 purpe OrganiIIrt ourdb Die
@rnenuung BED
6. SS. SSieano, Gfq., ale prefpeut,
@icesprefoe
Wlai. eSobn S6miot Seipelbera
Coleman Stein Salsbnra
saul Sleiler, QSeiBenbnrg
SSolepb Woren Saucona,
Daniel Yei6eI, g. QSbeitbalI.
Seeretdre:
q. 6. 9Sitman GIq., Sauepnd
9ieuben 8uth, gluentaun.
Solsenos Joerren wureen bierauf aI6 cine
@emmittee eruannt nm Berbauoluuaen fir
Die 8eriammluug einSnteribten, rdmlicb:
q. u. Gage, 9(llentaltit,
SacOb @erlnan, Seioelberg
9aniel 4Serlp, 9SetBenburg,
q. &. lSitman Giq, SaucOna
9antel Her, S0eioelber9
Sohn Spinner, fen7 SalSburG
CSObn 9Seipa, 9elptiQ,
TranciS @roB .. Wtacltn9ie,
9llai. Sol. 96ilt, .. Oiilforo,
@unrao Jf6ber Seipelberg
Daniel q. 9uth, g. 8heitbaQ.
S5acrb 0lomiG o.. Moclingie,
C5Ohn Slefner, Jtortb. Saliuffip.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30
Portland, May Is, ls4l.

A ST.. LOUIS FISH SToRy.-The St
Louis Pennant gives the following speci'
men of the fish stories ofthat region.
"A small boy only 13 years DID, caugh'
a catfish Yesterday, which weighed TO-
pounds. After he had got him fairly hook
ed, the fish made plunge and drew the
little fellow under the water; nothing
daunted, however, he scrambled out again.
line in hand, and after hard contest, sue
ceededin drawing his prize to the edge OF
the water, where boa,man straddled him
and rode him ashore, New York may
boas, of her shad, and Albany of her siur-
econ; but 81. Louis challenges the world
10 produce better catfish"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30
From the Yankee Farmer.
pporrcr1oN AGAINST DROUGHT.

PROJECTION AGAINST DROUGHT.
Ia tillage, the best protection against
drought that can be conveniently Practlsed
! to great extent, is frequent stirring the
earth, SO as to keep it light and loose. In
this way, the earth at the surface is IN
many smallparticles, which serve asa non
conductor Of moisture, and retain it be-
low, where the roots obtain a supply.
On the contrary, when the earth is hard
and compact, the moisture is readily con-
Quoted off through ii, even to great
depth in very dry time. AS an ilIustra-
tion. if one end of a long bar of iron be
NIT MT into fire, the heat will readily pass
sfo the ether end; but if that bar be cut
info pDieeeso ofene inch or less ia length,
and laid along in the manner Of q bar, the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30
(Corespondence Of the Mercury
Republican Office,
SAVANNAH. June 20, lS41.

Gentemen:-We have an account thi
morning by the arrivalof the us. steamer
Neubern, from Florida, of further Indiar
|depredations and murders, committed, nc
doubt, by some of Halleck Talstenuggee's
party. This rascal must not hope to es
cape much longer, as the command of the
war has at last fallen into proper hands
and if energy and ability, stimulated by
love of fcountry and laudable ambition
will tend to purchase or compel peace
for Florida, she may now hope.
An express has passed through town
for New Orleans, we understand to bring
Coacoochee back. The object of Col
Worth in sending for this Cheif we have
not learned, but suppose, it is his intention
to use him as a guide. S:
For the following particulars of arecen1
attack upon train of wagons, we are IN
debted to one of our attentive CorresPon'
dents in Florida:
fCorrespondence Of the Sauannah Republican,
FLORIDA, June IS,
Gentlemen:-On the 9th inst. train
of wagons, between Fort Pleasant and Fort
Macomb, on the Suwannee, was attacked
by Indians, within few miles ofthe latter
Post, and the whole train taken. DR..
Tufts, who was riding in advance with
five of theescort soldiers ofthe 3rd lnfan-
try, discovered the enemy in ambush, and
was fired on ere he could retreat to the
wagons. One of the soldiers was killed in.
stantly, and one whose horse had thrown
him, retreated across the road, pursued by
some eight of the Indians until they came
in sight of the wagons, when the Indians
gave shrill whoop and fled into the ham
mock. DR.. Tufts in his turn charged for
ward in the direction of Fort Macomb.
The Indians allowed him to pass, but
soon showed themselves in a position
fanking the wagons, upon which they
commenced a heavy fire compelling the
teamsters and every one in connexlon
with the train to escape as fast as possible
in the directionof Fort Macomb. The
train was entirely abandoned to the enc
my. DR.. Tufts lost all ofhis clothing, pa
pers. &C., besides, three quaters OF q
pound of powder which were captured
and carried off by the enemy. The es-
cort consisted ofseight regulars, three of
whom at the moment Of thea attack lay
sick in the wagons.
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"Darby, l don't see my favorite ram;
where is he2" ..s.z

where ls he!"
"Oh, my lord, he--he--he-''
"He what, Darby?" -
ale was drowDed----my----my lord
"Darby, i'll did not know your genera
character for carefulness, should fee
exceedingly annoyed, but / presume II
was an accident. Send the fat and hide
up to the castle"
"That won't dol" murlnured Darby
slowly turning away. He resolved to try
again.
Good morrow, Darby"
"Good morrow, my lord"
care the focks we'll to-day, Darby?'
8. Bravely, my lord"
"And my ram, Darby, where is hel'
"My lord, he--he-"
sis there any thing wrong? tell me al
once"
"He was stolen, my lord.'
"Stolen! stolen! saw him this morning
as was riding pastl when was he stolenl'
"That won't do either" exclaimed the
poor shepherd, as he turned away the Sc
cond. "Cruel, cruel Cauthp'
Something seemed to whisper to him
"Try it, perhaps the TRUTH will dol"-
Fresh courage seemed to animate his des-
ponding mind, and wheeling about he
commenced the colloquy, and coming to
the usual Interrogation, where's the raml'
he dropped on his knees, and exclaimed,
Oh, my lord, had falling out with my
sweetheart, and she would not make it up
with me unless made her a present of
your lordship's favorite ram. Discharge
me, my lord; do with me what you please,
but l could not bring myself to tell your
lordshlp LIE!
"That will dop shouted Darby, spring
ing from his knees, and walking up and
down with feeling of honest exultation.
He had scarcely time to compose him
self when his lordship and the squire ap-
peared. Darby, on the usual interroga-
ton being put dropped on his knees, and
told "the truth and nothing but the TRUTH
and instead fseeing frowngatherlng on
his lordship's countenance, he beheld him
turn with a look of triumph towards
the squire, while he exclaimed,
"An honest mans the noblest work OF
God p
The ladies are informed, in conclusion,
that the squire's forfeited sheep wereglven
to Cautheen as dover, and in taking OF
her shepherd, she promised never again to
put his truth and constancy to so severe a
trial.
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