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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19

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rpertb fir ben 9dcr ors1nehn1en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19

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pertbes ocr, a6 oaf AM 11ten Elm 9lntras CUR 8ertaz
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19

Die Sant Der Ser Stdaen bat bltrd, ibre Gtel(perz
treer am Is. Sebrtar Dor Der @curt t pbi(abelpbia
5u erdeten um Gritnbe an5n9eben, traran1 fle bure
tbre rsablun9setniteDan9 ntht bres Sreibriefes
oerlultt9 erfldrt tOerben 1ollte.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

and harmony, of such measures as will
forlify the public interests. To cherish
such tendency of public opinion is the
task OF an elevated patriotism. That diff
ference of opinion as 10 the means ofac-
complishing these desirable objects
should exist is reasonably to be expected.
Nor can all be made satisfied with any
system Of measures.
Gauer myself with The hope that the
grca, body orthe people will readily unite
in support Of those whose efforts spring
from a desire to promote their happiness ;
TO preserve the Federal and State Gov
ernmcnts within their respective orbits;
to cultivate peace with all the nations of
the cath, on just and honorable grounds
tocAaci obedience to the laws; TO entrench
Liberty and property in full security; and
consulting the most rigid economy, TO a
bolish all useless expenses.
JOHN TYLER.
WASHINGTON, June |, 1871.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

The Pareuts orthss gea,.e@os. uzsA
% hear fcom I'm a. Ierusaiea,. lass
ccuntv Ny. Irhe sees tbs 49, ~
had better wrisc - rhem. G11ert 5s !.
lad boy or ke Eoail ave 1o1e K Aslorc
-Nzs-- Cszr-
We kno~ 6dSert -.lke : 49, Il
As IN thess F1rts abss1g far m1gsAs 40
On Ais way 70 Carnsl oo1asv an The
very FRS Essa - SEC gosns aP th1s SAY.
&c VII sad k1-a worz
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

We lcarn. w1rh sin-cre FseaS-re. savs
the Nl-ksharS whlS. tAas ~MAsag II
lcF, L : Marshal T.x he >ozshrea
District q NssssSssRRa. AS aP9cs1,c..
Robert A. Pa,rick. ESg. kss chef 3-Tsl.v
for tbs eentraI 3sssricE IT. T. - kaSe
charge q Is ozsce ~ Izcksoa. az3 t1e
business - All that Fc-acn I'll - u.zer
bis iuaaediase ccnfrol- Tf.r aPrs.zrne-s
could ncs have allea l1so hStler ka1lS
Nr- Pasrsck 5 ia~ycr - PrcssSs-ca-ot
superior b-2ssness eualsh<al1c1s-cf tae
most unolenlsAed FeP1,a;1ca- 2z1 ess
been tor eight - alae wears Clsrk q -
High Ccart Of Errcrs AL Apreats- Ne
are sure has aprcsafuae-s 81 - 1zltcr-
sally acceP.ahis-~ -Rzyasr=f TI@es-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

emotions are aiIovs3. 70 wAag a Eal-
pyrean were they exalted
When 4 contribution vas uaakins ia
church, one OF cur hOroes gave Fiezg-
une AMI poverty, misery, vaas aal &C.
cuniary degradation asued alAsass as
distempered vision, AM utter, to,ai les-
,ruction Of the efFscts q fosmcg t1il All
labor, seemed IA inevitable rcsa,i- Ca
y hal misery was his for that uaoaaear :
Who could describe The narrowing Is
tress and anguish thar then saook za1
tortured his FRAME
la this unceasIug, uHsirsug an v's.ilani
pursuit after money che fesA iell lso.n
our heroes, the rudiy hue Of heallh for
SOCK their checks, the5r van counteuaa-
ces and atcnuated AMI diminu,ive .ora1s
told Of deep, penetrating th1usas ana
ceascIess vigils. bur their cuergses "a tAls
all-absorbing pursuit never dagg-L
What a striking exemplikca,i1u .
here afforded ci the uaboanled am 1a-
conquerable affection 81 uhica he hl-
man heart is capable DePravll and
dissoIute and unleeIing as po0r frali ha-
man nature IS so often rePortsi 90 b., The
love which reigus IN humla hearts Is
great OF the object Of eur hsroes' ar
lectons each Of them insight with trath
have exclaimed, with the post 0fhis ms
/ treSS-
81 loved her wiia ,as Pares, love
! That human bosom ever knew.
/ The green leaf 90 the verual grove
/ Was never half So true---
And in the present case the love was ~
ciprocaL The loved obiec; eluus u sh1m
with tenacity alm1st iucredsble- Esel-
dom lef, them, and when Il Jill. i was on
Iy to return with an Increased store, aud
to instil new yigor-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

On the 81 inst the Senate was occa7s-
ed nearly all the day IN the discussion Of
Mr.. Clay's Resolution TO refer the sub
jet of the repeal OF the Sub Treasury 10
the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Wrigh, proposed (aad Il vas
agreed to by Mr- c. 10 modify that Re
solution so as to read. Enquire into the
Expediency."
Mr. Calhoun proposed as j substitute
that the subject OF the Sab-Trcasury be
referred 10 the same committee Of mae
appointed the day before 70 take into
consideration The currency SC with In
structions to report a sgbs,iiuiS Tor tie
Sub Treasury, which proposed SabSii-
tute was negatived, and Mr. GAYS
resolution adopted.
The following Senator's were chosen
Chairman of the different standing CON
mittees: Mr.. Rives on Foreign Relaiioas.
Nh. relay (of XIV. onFinance- Mr.. Huntin :
ton on Commerce. Mr. Evans on Man
ufacture. Mr.. Lyna on Agriculture
Mr.. Preston on Military Affairs. Nr
Mangum on Naval Affairs Mr.. Smith
(of Ia.) on Public Lands Mr.. Bavarl
on Private Land Claims. Mr.. MorehsaS
on Indian Affairs Mr.. Graham on Claims.
Mr.. Dixon on Revolutionary Claims
Mr.. Berrien on the Judiciary Mr. Hen
dersonson the Post Office and Post Roads
Mr.. Porter on Roads and Canals. Nr.
Bates on Pensioners. Dir. Merrick On
the District Of Columbia Mr. Prenifss
on Patents and Patent Office. Mr.. White
on Contingent Expenses. Mr.. Roberts
on Engrossed Bills. Mr. Barrow On Pub-
lie Buildings.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

The Picayune remarks that the worm
IS making awful havoc xIth the eostoe
helds IN the upper parishes Of Lo1isiana,
and further states II has been discovered
that the insect is Matched from eggs de-
POSTED IN the seed This information
ifcorrect, may be Of great benefit % ne
planters.-Marioa Herald.
We should think the benefit 10 the plan
ter would not be so great As you suPPoss
at least the worms which inEess The cot
ton fields in this region are not consider
ed by the planters very beneficial = theii
interests.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

Iae la,.-wl1g aleelz,- IS ir1a tle
Na,chez Coaser5
TIE caulr,lizrs s- tb. t1-o- Es.-s "a
tiers ahour removals srcue c.Scc. al rAs-
yoE1csous caserzess ea ve@la t1e sFsz-s-
cal - ul.al an azecr11.- orOs1 T-esl
Suowa several years sia-e On ta- Ia
40 River, 70 less fss hss re-a-5a- s.l,-
Ter, than. as 2 de1-ro4s P,ayer a. ca
S.e3se. lie oGes uaaasel . ~ = gaue
18th 4 genliemaa. Ea5 oa s5srirs 90
pulled OF TO haa3re3 lsslars- I.was
nc, long bsiore t. was the osaer Z
one halfofi., whca Ais aisersary P-o-
POSED 10 glst-
~oa NJ" sa1 T--gsssse uea en-
ch-chance
~Chance the devlr SAL ta1 sea-Is-
man ~have yoa NJ woa Al b-a3rcI a.
lars from uef''
~l-y-yesN sasi t. .-sat ur,ut Ct
eh-0ncs fos r-f-'s1-hsr h11l-clg-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

We learn that Thomas l. Arnold has
received the appointment; Of DePu,y Mar
shall for YazoO and Holmes count.es;
John S. GoOch Tor Kinds, Madison and
Rankin; H. d. Gordon for Warren, y a.
j. Scott for Jefferson, Claiborne and c.
Piah; Harrison Miller, for Adams ar
Wilkinson.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

Wel1ve Co recsEl a sery uFs.aras
1csurzea-e wAs-a taak a'sge eatae Plaza
t1E.1a CT W. A.-,-l 90 sa5s clza-r as.a-
twelve u--s Narta ST ,a.s- us1r o.
B.ark E.Fer- Tae rlrczs-azes - scar
as We can H-2ra are these- sa E1-s
lay tae - las-- 4 2Ir- E1era l-e-
,,eusaa ysa1 al lze-.
p,az.a.iea fe-a sa--r re .rae e--.-.-
r1r res s5nr - as...s.-- .art r-..-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

pudiate the state bonds, but there IS some
virtue left. The debt will be accknowl-
edged and these straneous alien supper
tiers of an absolute denial of the debt,
will have no reward but that inlamy
which is Identified with the name ol"agi-
tators.n
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

There ! ! hea1Eifll Pceslr nrlc1-
Which represents a hsrd & Nexicc a.
singsng ~ o1ee u Is *. wAe1 ever
powered 81 the vaa4asshsas Sxees.ess =.
Is cwn n0sss, I 1lss. uarefs1g str.las e
ths aaost rapzaoaz an selrAi.= &c sofS
-Nrz. YsrR Pz-v~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

O. We wish our readers 20 notice the
announcement In another column Of the
: big doings" that arc 90 cone CT On the
81 of July, At Cranes Bluff, when AMI
where untold numbers will rustica,e IN
.'spIendour" :. Mirth and Youthful so.
Iity" will prevail on the occasion
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19

We have been requested to say there
will be meeting Of the citizens of Madi-
son county generally, at the Court House,
on Monday next, for the purpose ofdls
cussing the Bond question.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-19
MEMOIRS.
tators. ,

Il saw two beingsiu the hues of youth"
Standing behind counter.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18
FOURTgH OF .sgJEY.

Pursuant to public notice the citizens OF
Bristol (kcndall county and vicinity, as
scmblcd at the meeting house on the 18Th
of May, to take into consideration the pro-
pricty of celebrating the approaching an
nivcrsary of our national Independence
The meeting was organized by appoint
ing ApoLLos KING chairman, aud WM. A.
GODDARD secretary.
On motion it was resolved, to celebrate
the approaching anniversary on Monday
the 9Th day of July next, and in a naiioa-
al, and not poL,ticd manner.
On motion, REUBEN Hunt was chosen
president, JUSTIN BRIsToL vice president,
and NJ. A. FENroN marshal.
On motion, rcsoicd, That a committee
of six be appointed to attend to the a.
rangcmcnt Of the public services.
Whcrcupon the following gentlemen
were appointed: James Mcclellan, sen.
A, B. Smith, George W. Johnson, Isaac
Brown, NJ. ]. King, NJ, A. Fcnton.
On motion, 1csoiocd, To prepare free
dinner, aud invite all 10 attend.
APOhLOS KING, Chairman.
WV. 4. GODDARD, Secretary.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18

We discover by our Pennsylvania exchange
papers, that portion of the Democratic party in
the city and county ofPhiladcIphia arc using ac-
tive measures TO place the name of Commodore
CRASHES SrEwNRr, Of Penn, before the dcmoc-
racy of the Union as a candidate for the Prcsi-
dcncy in 1914. Clubs are being formed in that
section, bearing the title of "Old Ironsdcs,' and
appearances indicate that they are second cli-
ton Of the "Iippccanoc' families, and can only
be di,tu 5uishcd from each other by the dccora-
tons Of their several carousing places-the one
holding its meetings in log cabins, decorated with
coon SKINS barrels, and old saddcs-the other
we suppose meets in the hull of some disabled
schooner, decorated with old buc-jackc:s, fipcd
brcc hes, and empty jugs.
AS democrats, we ever denounced the procce-
d;ngs of "T!ppecanoc Clubs" as calculated to
cngcndcr unwholesomc political sentiments, false
notions o. men and measures, and tending to the
destruction Of sound morality and political hon
csy; and we can ind no excuse Cor those demo-
cra,5 who now attempt 10 revive and initiate
similar proceedings. IfCommolot, Stewart has
claims to the Presidency, and those claims de-
mand immediate attention, why do his friends re-
sort to those very means which the democratic
party throughout thc Union have on former occa.
sions universally and uuqualiicdly condemned
We much mistake the true sentiments OF the party
in the Keystone State, if such proceedings are
calculated to give the Commodore preference
over other deserving democrats, who have spent
greater portion of their lives in defense Of equal
rights and strict construction o. the Conslitu-
ton.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18

Encouragement Of S&.-The New York e,
press says: "ourLcsisIature with praisewotthy
determination TO foster domestic industry, have no.
only passed law allowing liberal bounty on
every pound of Silk produced in this State, bu,
have further ordered that the conyicts in the
different State Prisons be hereafter employed in
making silk, thus by a single act not only adyan-
cling an object which must speedily prove Of i'm
mcnse national importance, but at the same time
doing away with that injurious competition to the
mechanical interests, which was caused by the
previous employment Of the conyicts in the same
pursuits"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18
Weaver - Ssi.c, Editors.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Friday, Jane Is, 1871.
The Presidents WCssa.c---sorrrspOadc
between the Secretary OF state and the
Es.i.is. Minister.

ES:Iilsh Minister.
Ii will be seen that The Presidents Message and
the correspondence between the Secretary of State
and the British Minister occupy the principal por-
ton Of today paper. We publish them to the
exclusion of other NATTER aud hope our readers
will give them careful investigation. The Mes
sage will be found to contain some just aud salu-
tary recommendations, couchcd in strong aud
decided language, differing widely in this respect
from the recent document of the Presidents i'm
mediate predecessor. Although it recommends
no measure to Congress in regard to the currency,
yet the determination to exercise the veto power,
if necessary to preserve The Constitution from en-
croachmcnt, deserves much praise; and shows
hat the President in this particular, possesses the
iifmne5s to exercise that power which the Con-
sliluton places at his command, and which the
solemn oath he has taken to preserve that iustru-
mcnt unsulcd, demands at his hands. His can
dor we admirc-his uou-commIttalism in regard
to the currency, is in the present wing era, cNcu-
sabc--his condemnation of the suh-trcasuiy was
looked lor-and the idea that 1.-THE election OF
Gen. Harrison to the presidency, was decided on
principles ,ccH kaovn md openly dcclrcd,' is
truly laughahlc, and could not be excused in any
individual, whose feelings and vanity are beyond
the reach Of scl-illttcry and praise.
Secretary Webslcr's letter ison able state paper
every line brcathcs true American feeling, and
with all our prejudice against the man, we feel
gra,iad to find him thus ably advocating the
honor and reputation of our country. Although
he has said nothing moe in defence of American
rights than his important station required, yet the
history OF his early life would not warrant such a
decided stand and uucompromisng a document
at his hands. The letter is interesting-abIv
w,,ttcu-and reflects much credit on the author.
Let every American read it, as the affair of which
it treats may possibly assume a character and
importance which every citizen should undct-
stand.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18
Prcsidcu, or Vice President Tyler.

Since the dcccasc of the lac President it has
been question with the pres, and The public
generally, whether Mr.. Tyler upon assuming the
Presidential chair, should be styled President, O,
Vice President acting as President. The qucs-
ion was raised in the House, by Mr. Mckeon Of
the city of New York, whether Mr.. Tyler wai
entitled to the appcaon of President of the
United States When a resolution was offered
to wait on the president" to inform him Of the
organization, M. Mckcon moved to amend by
inserting ice President in the place of "prcsi-
dent Mr.. Wise opposed the amendment, con.
tending that when both President and Vice prcsi
dent died, we should have an acting President
but when the Vice President was living, the QDic,
of President dcyoNcs upon the Vice President
The House voted down the amendment aud pas
sed the resolution, thus deciding that Mr.. Tylc
is entitled to the oppcIalon Of President of III,
United States
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18

Navigation Of tie O5oSe R;rer.-Thc Jefferson
(Mo,) Enquirer mentions the accomplishment Of
the steamboat Leandcr, of trip up the Usage
river, as far as Osccola, with about two hundred
tons of freight. Another trip is contemplated.
Thus the feasibility of navigating this river by
steam, almost 20 the utmost verge of civilization,
is proven, and i means of communication opened
which will greatly facilitate the dcycloPemcnt of
the boundess resources of that vast and fertile
gion, which is now dimIy known as the "Fa
West. L2u SriRe Alrefiser
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QTThc approaching Anniversary of American
Independence will be celebrated at this place on
Monday the 9th day of July next. The dinner
will be prepared at the Fox River House, whore
suitable Accommodations will be made for the COM
pany in the Locust Grove attached to that bull.
ding. A ball will also be given at the same cs-
adjustment, aud the committee OF arrangements
for the dinner aud the managers of the ball, we
understand, have made the arrangements to sui!
the times. The well established reputation of the
Fox River House, will doubtless ensure large
attendance On that OCCASION
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Masonic Notice,

The Anniversary of ST. JOHN the Baptist
NM ILL be celebrated, on the 2it
w day of June next, by the JuLiE1
LODGE of Free and accepted York Ma.
sons. An Grafton appropriate 10 the oc.
casion will be delivered.
All transient brethren, of good standing
and those residing in the surrounding
counties, are respectfully invited to at.
tend.
By order of the Lodge.
NJ. X. BROWNSON, Scc'y.
May Z, 1871. Site.
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Granville School.

This school, situated six miles east of
llennepin on the road TO Lowell, eight
miles from Peru, has been in successful
operation years and six months, under
the charge of o. FISHER, Principal. The
summer term will commence on the 18th
of June, and continue eleven weeks.
TurrloN-ln Primary Department, 81 so
" Common English branches, 80
" Philosophy, Chemistry, &c. 4 90
Languages, Higher Mathc-
mates, 80
Board, in families, from 81 % to 81
80 per week.
Il. WARE, Agent.
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Sggaciiy IF NJ. Bddle.-Mr. BiJlIc the grca-
test Gnancer Of the present age, has pronounced
the Sub-Trcasury olious to the country on ac-
count of its "spccic clause" and thinks the bill
would be less Objectionable to iinancicrs if Con.
gross would strike it out, together with the
clause which makes it 4 Penicntiary offence tc
use the public moneys for private purposes.
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Course IF Tyodc.-Thc Buffalo Daily Rcpub-
lean informs us that good deal of Tobacco is
finding its way Ibis season, from the in,cri Of
Ohio, to Baltimore, via New York. The PRICE OF
freight and tolls on the Pennsylvania canals, TO-
gcthcr with other Inconvenience, driving it away
from that ronlc.