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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
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Der lluterfhrietene 1T oanfbar fir hie Ic
arcemnthiae lluterlfiBuu9 weldc man bm
bio oaher bat ;ufcmmeu ldser, uuc bcnad'
rid,Ii1et isine Ireuncc uno oas pabiitnm i'm
otIaemcnen, edB or fortfdbrt ceenbcnamtc
bcruhmte Crelhmaihiueu IN ccr Staet 2lls
Ientaun, unterhalb Barriers Sfutid,cnnlads
er Sd)dp uno uahe bel Dem @efin9nig, 81
'pcrfertiaen, uno immer eincn 8crratb auf
.Nano bar, Die aus ceu beiteu Uiateriaien
inc auf Die beitn6Jidiite lScilr 0cmddbt fUnO,
alno nit ben belttn Ieoerucn Rtcmcrt Scrlshcn
;tIno. Grit olu leetcn Spct Slhrcu bat er
toielclbe perfertiot uno eini9e Nducert wurs
sbcu feitoem oerfIuft uuo or fcroert jeeer'
Fman auf cine einSi9c iu Sei9er, pelte ntd1t
5nen &dufer befrieoi9t bat. gr ldmeidlclt iidl
sDaB or nun Rald,incr hat, lpeld,e leirhter
fIdufen, ffdrfer hrelobcu unb eauerbdfter iinc,
cals fe iraeHo ipniflpo in oieier @eeenb oers
fertiat peroeu. 98er ioldle Wafd'inen no,
thio bat, piiree fpohl tbuu ltdl al ben unters
,eid,ncten III menoen, oenn or wiro ftdl bes
mnhen atl9emeiue 3ufrierenbeit gu 9eben.
gBer ole Wialhiuen gu prcbiren wunfd]t, Ger
braudlt nIdbt su befurdten ods er itberoor'
thcilt wrc, inoem er fetn Gelo nimmt bic
bic Nafd,iue fIdl CUR 3ufrieoeuheit bes Jfdus
sfers benielen bat. @r laoet ielue Sreunee
nno oas pubIifum elm anSurnfeu mo feline
.Mal6inen ;u beiebeu, ebe tie icnitlpo fllfen.
&atban S6plrt, 9l9ent
fur eepiS u. Sudlep.
ctufisT no--kh
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
.2eRte 2tuforperuna.

liuterSeihneter fncet fIdi uernnldet, ale
Die, ipeld,e ned geredte 6oreerunqen an ihn
su ntd1hen baben, hiemit ncd1mal 6fentlid
lu erIAden, oieielbeu binuen crei Wonaten
bel Q auio . d, Il, @lq inIrcrlertaun, IN
eirmrsid1eH, roeI6lsr iiberhaupt bic qieuibas
tcn meiner Bidder iibernommeu bat. -
8riefe an mid bite i'd, 81 6ranfirsn.
Cincinnati ben I0tsn 2lpril, ls4l.
Or s. 8. Ha(te.
Den 5ten D1ai. n4-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
SlprthamptCn S9Nnf.
Zen Stcu c(uui. 1871

Zen 8teu Suuj 1871,
Die Cirrftprs ber glprfbanpten gurt has
ben cine halbiamlihc CiUincnoe bon 81 50
ouf eiren ieoeu 2iHtbcil ee5 &apitaIilcd5 Der
8auf erflirt, Sufnlqc Der Rcrf'laHH1 Ger Of,
te Der tSiCnerats9 9ldemjIp. rdfirt cen 4tcu les
ten SRA, peIte uadl ocm lsten oielc6 an Die
StcdbaIter ocer ibrc 9clceltsbCu &cpreieus
tanten au5tc51hlt Wuo.
gcnrgr Grtn. Gofiirrr
sunni %. nQ-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
On Das q9ub'ifuul.

Der llnterl6riebene surch Dad 3lreeen
lsiner Sremee, madlt rem rntlifnni tefluut,
ca8 er i'm Stanoe ii Ole BelI Cbavrc uosr
nicht bluteue) yn curlrtr, lie n5seH a0e1feei1,
QemRrselt iein ais ile lpelen Sr lif 10 acme
oas leiae Nllttet uHfehlbIr due, has eT tsine
8esahlun9 perldngt, sis g!as utalldHoise Sur
terirft Tt.
q. :. 5tfhd.
Cunt ,, nq-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Q(uf9elc6otene Court.

Cine aufeeIhcbene Court uon gcwmna.
Nlie6 ica qebalten ,perceu, am DieHlfag ceu
20ffeu Suli ndditens, I'm 10 llbr @crmits
tags, i'm @ourthnuIe in 9ineatauu, po ale
perfcnen fdD eiu1noeu t6nnsu Die Geiddfte
habeR,
Sycfe Samlel Nrofh'r.
cyiini is. uq-3Bl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14

8erg(ei0 e.-S6re uno perifes
he-tpie Die 6raH fl9te als Ge ihrem
Y5ubeu Gins btnter rte Obren ftblug.
ggttnfb' Dir sti6life 8eiie-luie Gle
S6ilofr6te 3um5rolb fl9tc, af6 eroen
GadeH rer S6laugc tinunter 9litt.
Ser 49rei5 Der Sreibeit 1T elui3e
@ahfamfeit-rrie Ger GdHlouer fl9s
te, ais ibn Ger Gonifabel verfol5te.
Die en9iten 8erbincun9en iperocn
mltuHter 9etrennt - iute Der 8ertres
der la9te, alS Der Strid 3erbrad5 mt
Dem fie lin aif9eh1ngen.
On lietlf uieueiht feline mluiTf7 =
iuie Gle frdhienbe Gld,tenle gum gilz
fubn fa9te. als CT f4lafengehen iuoqte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14

92iefen.- Gin S6utmeifer tpies
ltine G6uler an inIner, meHn is ibu
nicien bprteit, anpdbn9 ole Sdnoe 3u
falrn uh0 ou6gurtfen: 0ott erbafte
uuicru miHbigen gebrer Ginif fIibrte
Ct ie ipa3ieren. 9a6 QSetter mar heiB
mo oic aleinen pnroen rnrlfig. Ga
faneu fe al einen tiefen YrunHen; Der
.Chulmeilfer lieB fe ibre 3albentii6er
ruie cia Geil 3ufmmenbinpen ffieo in
zen Hrunuen binat, reid)te iecem Der
Glciicu Q9aBer, uno tefdbl linen oaun,
ion iui36er heranf 81 3iebeu. GCbon
.marer fllf oben, al8 DieRdite besYrun
mems ihn nieien mdbt G0gleid) lieeen
.aue Shuler oa8 Geil los, fatteten an,
.0idltj3 pte 0duoe tno ipraben: !: @ctt
.erbaltc nHiern rpiirci9en gehrer :! Ser
.Gdullneilfer ftel n1ittlerrpeile binunter
.pHD br1cb eiu Sein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Sl0driChf.

9lle biejeniQen wcIde ncd ffuISia dn6 an
bic Strmd Der Dcftcren Sdcn unO Seiber'
ling, iperbru eriudt Briiden uun unb Gem /.
2luquft 3dbIung ~ MAIDEN incem Or. Se'
berliug Die Jidfbdriddft uerlaecn bat uno
oue6 in Rid,tiotsit 9cbradt SI feben mnuidlt.
SO miro 9ebCfft baB tte(e Tddrid1t uidt un'
beathtet qelafeu perren miro, ,pcil ndd 6cs
fl9tem Qag Die @udcr oeu S,iuccn eiueS
Sricpenoriater gum enreibcn itcrgetcn
peroeR,
9. q. Gdpl,
s. Geiberljn9.
SUM 16, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Or. GSrteprtt0 q. Ql5aQate,

RrQetmdeio 9racuirter 91rSt Wunrs2lr3t
uno CietUt5hrlfer, befiadridtiat bic @ins
wcbucr Ucn S.etoclbcrq Iouufd,ip mo ccr
llmac6eno, one or ciuc Sfijs i'm SNluie rcn
cfohn IrcidlIer Cehemuis Seutcrmadcrs,) }
crIfnet bat, alIwc er iecericit, tei IoQ pocr
9tud)t, bercit fem pito, ceu S1ulfsbeourftl9cn
abippdrtcu. Tnr bcrcit5 geuclicre5 3Hrous
en- itattct CT leucn Gj6nuern irlncn ocrbnos
ljthlteu Canf al, uno fiibIt iid ilbcr3eu0t raj
or Or fcrncrbin ibres 3utrducU5 niiroig
mdd,cn miro.
Sull z. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Sor-Q0Qgft0rs.

Die Gcmmieicuer6 tabeu am 7ten Suui
fplqence S2erren afs Gar @clIeftcren fur
pos fnnftiae Suhr, fur Die perfdieesne ii.
ifrifte IN eeda @anntD aH9eifelt:
Staet-Samuel WtcDer,
9lcrtbamptpn Iauuidhip-- 9. Giienbnrb.
Saisbnra -Scnrab Stphr.
Sbers Sauccud. .-Sdmuel SO. Sdlneieer.
SbersW}iifcro o.-@hdrles Softer.
DER R1cuugie .-Gaujel Sohlauon.
SitosgBheitbal = Couiel Ginfb, fen.
gicro'lBhsithaa -9Ibrdhdm Saccb.
Qcnhia - EenniS Reitert.
SNoupoer. .-Saccb Walf
Neibelbcr9 -9llthau @erman
9Seieenbnra -GdhelaHs lRerleD.
epnn --Scbn Sief.
9iicber @acnnaie e.-SebH Raoeern.
0enrn 2eh,
y. aSedrfonb gonintiiiioner6
Gin. ggeig
Suit 10, us-3sH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Gin GerttfttQt.

Sh befhciniQe hermit, oae id, fhcu icit
mehreren Sabren NIT Dem 70 frhr bcfanutcu
llctel, Der GCmcrhoireu, Cten pels,) behafs
tet geneien, uuo nad)oem id, ale WIuc ans
gelpanCt, Die mir auqeratbeu purecn mo pirS
e RcoBiuer cbue Grfclg ccnlultirtc, fc fduf'
te ith mir eiu GjliS oou Or. 4 / I d1 c | 8
Trcpfen, meid,e, uatrem idh eieleIbc unaes
fdbr cine lBcde, gebrouc)te, meme G'cfunos
het picocr gdus'ich bcrifeuteu-nno id mar
9ctt fei Oanf, uiemals gcfunocr.
Oiole6 Soprn.
aarutduu, GiIi7. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14

0a6 Oan3e 9ehen.- Gin
W}ann lief neulitb etleneS elmer Der be-
rilbmtcn Dilten Ofauufaftnren in
J}euDorf 81 ais i'm ein Yeflunter NIT
Der Tra9e anbielt: 'S0aao, nobtn 70
eili9?" "Gt-lautete Die 2lntrporf-i1
blte terclt5 3rpei Yoren Der terlibnten
Niuen 9eftbluft, uebif oen Gebrau6ss
3ettclu, Boren uno allen :3ubehbr =; es
t1t nidlt 9ertrfE mo nHn 9ehe ih, I'M
auh oen 8erfiufer 81 l6lufen. SD
nil nal lehen ob oas etpa6 belfenptre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Spnl6Opotbutber SDieror3t
CSpuaS @ d, mtbt

Stlttct hermit fcincn btSberiacn 6nntcn
bcr,lihen Ddnf ali, fur ibrc llntcrltuBuua
uno 3utraurn, uno nimmt cicfc Gjrlclcnbcit
ihncn Icpch ais Dem Nublifum ilbCrheRrt,
dn,uiciacn, naG er Jest ieiucu lGohrcrt nod,
Nlcniauu oerleat hat. @r III ~ ftnccn IN
oem ndufc no cbemdle Cr 9tCmia pcbutC,
,rpci 1burcn cbcrbuIb Cr Gharlce W1artin,
ien., ruo cr fcrtfihrt Die IhieraBerGifunos
nad, SonmtcpltiIter 2trt N bctrCibCnuno lcis
TIC Ccutc alien ipIdeu aubistet, ole tbn nit
ihrem 3utrduen beehrsn.
E7@2mt III or ats 9ldcnt ouoctcltt mo
halt jrocrSeit non bcn trifcn fpnnifdCn, bolb'
ipduiidlcn mo ocmcinGn 3tQarrcn, Rond,s
Raus unp Shuupftatdd tcim Girr6en uuo
Rleincn gum 8crfauf auf Conc.
9lpril %, SIN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
QSoi(en- Court

Cine aufgeIhoteue g8aif,nconrt pirb 9's
hatteu wertcu am Tieutd9 cen gotten Sulj
ndtt fen6, nm 10 lhr Bcrmittaq6, i'm @curts
hauIe in 2taentauu, no dIle perioneH lldj eiHs
Inoen t6nnen Die Giefhdfte hahen.
@bdrle5 @. 8ufb, Sdr.
sunni 16. n1-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14

+ @e9eneie 8as es6tftte sem
0ftroe Gia vieTtel IfWaa llain gilFe
ner qBoc n eItI getHf Nsilds3raselg
11SlHer ssliga.cit WcFceH tif east.
10 A'gHsaeli olraaf. 9ieSf ihag "A
'crIar SladlsarnieM s0el peeg iTaepia
etH aseeres aflinee5 2ibfiihulaslsaliIrgI
all0 nad) 4erlaaf Ron II 1tlHnlell
wiro e15 ffero MlfiiebeHate fre6sti.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
8 II ( 6fta
Sattnet 9Olanufaftur.

Die tuterseidneten beuahrid,ii9en ed6
publtfum bne Ge all ibrer Warufattur III
@aitcn Bcne einnebmcu, uuo birfeIbc auf
uerbeeerter MafdNuereL burd crf1hrne Ners
'cueu, su @asiuet bearbeiten, uno Spar al
fcl9eEeeu lreifeu:
Sur Werino 45 @eutS per yaro,
@emeiue 374
.Sue, Seller unb Sut.
Suiti Is, na-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Gin Saue ~ perlebncl,.

GIN grrsc6 brei'lf0di0teS S1ape, (cbne ole
spcrpere Stube,) 9ele9en in Der Soamitcns
@traBe III ju uerlebnen. gSenn es perldnat
irire, 70 fam bic Hents In 0caroing te,ahlt
pfrnen. 9efTB fam bis ulm lfen cSunp aRs
qeten irsrtfH. Wian meIee IIb balo in Die
fsr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
8orgcibta9ene 8crbciierlnB
Der Contribution.
8eltb(uB bctrcfeno ciucr 95erte0er.
ltn0 Ger Stdat6 GUnlfttutlon.

WY ~ N-StNNhS S''It''''''N''
"Se Gdn lo(Teu eurd ben Seudt
nno Sndus Der Merrefcntau auteu
in q llgemein em Mdth ucr Il ns
melt, Cat' tie @cnffitutiCn cieIcr Reputiif
in Dem britteu 2Ibittnut oee Imeitcn 2IrtltcI6
perdnbcrt ,peree, cas ct ME fNlat leic
"Dds Ger Gicpucrn6r, fem Mint fir einen
3eitrdum bon orei rdhren bchotcn lrll rrm
brittcn CienitlQ TN Sdnudr, lciucr nddtfCls
0euoen 98dhl, mo lpU nitht tltdtia icin Cs
Hanger at baiten als Gin einpQc6 (crmtn orn
eret 5abren, in eiuem (ernliu ucUucuu Sab
rcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
S5efaltlltnlQCNltll0.

g2ahudtmiro hermit gr0sbcn ca8 Die llns
tcrihriebenen, nt5 QigentCn ner j!tntcriaNeu'
fChaft, oes Beritcrbencu 2lnbrPas &rauB,
lcetbin non Cher IHlfrro 1amIdip, Grda
GduufD, duqcltsllr fno, nm beiagle Giufer
laGeufchaft gu bcrihtigcn. GcBbaib mrrccn
alte oicjeniqen weldle ncd} an bef19ten @srs
ifcrbeneu fdutoig fub crludt iuusrhdlb 4
Mcnaten an siui9eu Der 2lgeufen ab}ubc}ab'
fen, uuo biejenigeu DCtdc nod rcd'tmdBtge
Tcroerun9en "a MAIDEN hnten, nlnlieu aud,
foIhe in beIaqtem 3eiirdum petlbetdii9i eius
bduoiger, oamit Gidjtigteit gemadjt wcrlen
fam.
cEoc( SrouB, QltlcntdItn
@eor9e O. 8raub -. Sanno.
Gamucl GrduR s oer 8ip.
glgenten fin bic Q8jinUc uHO Grtcn.
SUM o. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14

aIlsgiaat Cyril 2l.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

The minds Of people must have 4 vari-
ETY. Of subjects 10 employ them. Al tax
Of the . Boundary Line War, was OR :
while diverted BY the Mcleod case. :
and indeed the newspaper editors Al the
North ought 70 vote their thanks. to ihis
notorious gentleman for furnishing them
material for 50 many paragraphs Bai
tie Mcleod excitement 5 nov diving =
way, and for scme days pas, The dcabs-
fol fate Of the steamship President, has
been prolific theme II Congress was
not 70 convene N few days, - shoald
have serious aPPFeacnsiC-s for sOale q
ihOsS who are continually seeking soass-
thing new c agltais the pa5siS mad.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

Considerable alarm vas o-ras5susss q
lew evenings SINCE D the appearance
among the most respectable porEou sc
the canine class Of our town 0F i. laasI
dog performing various ungauan- aa#
lmPolIte acts, By which he zltractesl the
attention Of some fifteen or twenty mig
nant citizens, who : by force OF arms, :
forced the stranger to decamp. Follow
ing this the Selectmen Of the town have
issued an edict against the dogs domicil-
lated and resident n the corporats Inn
It's Of Canton, to take effect from and At
ter the 5th June.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

YER her as she read--my tears were shed
in torrents--I marked not any thing but
my own miserable thoughts-my eyes
were fixed on vacancy-her voice still
sounded in my ears. BY fits twas inter
rupted,- -then the strugglings OF irrePres-
sible grief--ihen Inarticulate murmurs--
then a total silence! Irecalled my wan
dering thoughts; | cleared my eye OF tears
II looked. Horror of horrors! why ana
not die that instant? There! at the
bottom of that trunk, seen dimly through
the liquid grave in which she was lncio'
sed. Law Delorah--my lile---my love,
drowned !--drow ned in her own tears and
mine! From that hour wandered thro'
the world with the mark of Cain upon
nv brow--a murderer. Stranger, IS it
not narrowing recollection? Ha! sec
that your soul is melted. There! feel
nv brow! am not mad-no-no--no--
yes-yes--yes--ah !-horrid-horrid =
On saying this the mysterious stranger
darted up tree with the rupidify oil
thought, and in vain tried to discover
him. His narrative has never departed
from my mind. Remember thee! ay, III
remember thee while memory holds her
seat in this distracted brain.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

by slow dripping the sioae p q .eas'A
worn away. True, and Il +. man co1
live a thousand years, this par 81 lslor-
ina 10 pay OF by mites would D. H'1i :
certainly cannot be philosophy HlarcF e
Justice to allow So much misery - "a Z
through the land, when It might 5e aEold-
ed. Although not the oPiHI9a q so11e-
this law would certainly diminish the l,-
merous Inducements to crime and tEa1l
which at present exist Grass and shrub
berry will grow up in the road 20 Texas
which for two years has been lined Win
our citizens; our cotton fields vi re-
bloom in renovated whiteuess7 trade and
business will receive a new impetus, and
the vigorous tread of the liberated debt
Or will announce the revival oflresh hopes
and aspirations.
We hope the people Of the State VIII
more FULLY than they have already done,
make known their sentiments on this sub
iect, and if it should assume a party cha
racter in Congress, let it not do 50 vita
thosL who are themselves the source Of
po rer.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

Hereafter, Saturday will be our regu-
lar publication day. The present is IS
sued day or tSo beforehand, in order
to give more time for the preparation OF
our second number, and to aIIay the tre-
mendous excitement and crafty the un-
bounded curiosity in relation 10 our paper
which IS at present agitating this cen.
munity.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29
TILE PRoGREss ! Grille.

THE PROGRESS 4 Grille.
It is an alarming fac that crime -
more rife throughout the United States.
and probably throughout the world than
it has ever been known to be before It
is a truly sickening and Iameutable re-
Election, but nevertheless true, and tins
should not be lost in dwelling with gloomy
countenanco and sorrowful forebodings
on this unpleasant state If affairs, with
out devising and executi-g some plan to
put a stop TO the monstrOus and stagger-
ing corruption, vice and yillainy thar IS
casting odium and shame on the country,
and a firebrand into every mans house
There is not a newspaper that circulates
among us but is filled with long and nu-
merous accounts of robbery, murder, ar
son, seduction, forgery, suicide, and all
the thousand crimes that villainny can
invent. The next criminal calendar that
is published must transcend the limits Of
former ones, or many who have rendered
themselves illustrious in "their line
will be passed without notice and 60
down to their graves unknown and IN
sung.
From one end of the Union to the 9th
er, crime and fraud appear to be the or
der of the day, and the difficulty is that
physiognomy has been suPplanted by
dress and artful afectations of simplicity
and candor, for murderers, thieves and
swindlers are found in the high places,
and in other situations they 60 about in
search of prey, passing for gentlemen
and clever fellows, h" clad in purple and
fine line, and Of course better calculated
to deceive even the most experienced and
suspicious. So genteel and distinguished
have swindlers become that i; is getting
disreputable tc be elevated to Offices OF
trust and honor, and to dress well IS ad-
mirabg calculated to excite suspicion.
Crime is not nowadays confined to the
ignorant classes.
Various modes are suggested by
which to stop this rapid and alarming
march Of viIlainy, and the most fire.
quently proposed and most strenuousIy
urged is to give the people education.-
Send knowledge among them. The az,
dible cry is give them Education. This
may do very well. We are not an ad
vocate for keeping the people in darkness;
by any means; far from it. But a mar
who can swinale several OF the good anC
loyal subjects of Queen Victoria out o
large amounts of money, elude the vigi
lance Of the English police, come over Il
the United States, forge drafts on variou.
Banks in New Orleans, New York, Gin
cinnati and sundry other places, by which
he possesses himself of fifty or eighty
thousand dollars, and still in one point a
least resemble Walter Scott and Junius
be ct the same time distinguished AM
"unknown," it appears to US is a COOS
deal smarter than common folks, not
outstanding he continues in the dark
Such man and numbers of similar ones
the newspapers say are in existence
Our plan is, find the villains, try them
and enforce the law. In our Stale thi
has not been done with sufficient rigour
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

On Friday hs 1a-h llsla5- ais ar
By L'rssa.ea- 4 E-a- asr l-.-z--
.i..iou a1d PraEzr- IN respect -1. lia 1aa-
mory Of ths Laneulsd -.sHs-l- --l---s1r--
divine ssrv5ee vas se-s5ru7ssl In -1a rl-
age church By the Rev Mr. Aanzsss1raa-
~ with a nunerous eoHgrsga -saEl L. &C.
tendance
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

We observe that Mr.. ]. L. White, the
gentleman who SO distinguished himself
IN the last Presidential canvass as an
orator of the first order, has been elected
TO Congress FROM the District in Indiana,
opposite JuisviIle, by majority Of $40
over his opponent. Mr.. Carr.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

4 Lla-lE pass
dsscri7E1l cit -1-
intended for @
the Princes RIA
. Thev wee F1 re -
her I4ss-F- 1reza
Royal e. l1-sz "a 5 Ia
Mrs. Cox. o. LaF @ e
little Annals Of ls E
han a Newt1ln5 z-zl-E=z
marked black an -
symmetry Thav arse Vsls al
have been broaghr zasz< - =
tic animals, beng z--szs-
mo the house and tofe71 -- -.
Thsv were rscsiTe1 = Esr Az
his Roval Hs5neSS Prlu-- Az
gardens Of Backin-aaa P-s,s 81
day LAST
From the SIC aa3 c1-l- e, -
=. bsas,eses We jslss .a=z sE
pet OF their = s---ss
horses
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

The editors Of the National InteIli-
gencer state that on and after Saturday,
the 9th Of June next, weekly paper, en-
tiled the Weekly National Intelligencer
vii, issue from their office. Price two
dollars year.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

We learn that few days sslze MAJ
by the name Of Walker killed 1lr. IA
ston in kosciusko, Atiala eoungE. zl.h q
Bowie knife. Particulars We 153 Z.
learn, further than that i was AZ ans-o-
ked murder Walker has NE Iszra. Esse-
taken to Vicksburg and coafned il RI :
iai! there.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

The Gallon Law has most signal n
failed in It's operation in Warren co. The
Grand Jury have recently refused 10
indict any who were accused Of selling
sPirituous liquors. Thus It VIII be every
where. The personal rights Of a people
are not thus TO be interfered with, and
the best thing the Legislature could haya
done at It's last session would have been
to repeal the law, because the open vio-
Iation and disregard OF it which are eyin-
ced every day, are Of more injury to the
majesty and dignity of the law, than Il
quor ever will be in its own free md IN
forbidden use. Viii the law We have
two difficulties. There is more liquor
drank than without it, and the law IS IN
suited, whereas Without il there would
be no violation of the law, (extremely IN
jurious) AMI less liquor drank.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

Mr.. 7. Palmer has arrived in our viii
lage with printing material with which
he designs publishing newspaper, to be
called the Canton Weekly Mail" 1t
is to be, according t. the Prospectus,
most decidedly a..d unequiyocally
Wing" in politics. Mr.. P. is welcome
among US. Notwithstanding we do not
believe this county can or will support
two papers, after the demise OF one very
valuable one without opposition, VIC say,
/" Lay on Macduh." "The longest
pole" &c.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

The circuit court Of THIS county . gov
on the fourth and Iasr week Cd Is -srnr
the Hon. L r. Nicholson On the Bsach-
any quantity Of Lawyers at the bar AMI
business dragging along with q progress
sion particularly slow, that under the CIR
cumstances might be expected
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

We learn thata Mr. D510a- : -es7ez--
able citizen Os Yaz0O comfy ea- IS
throat with q razor \ few dzvs sz,cs- =
the neighborhOod Of Bsn10o- II n-
county
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

1t IS supposed that the steam shz9 Pre-
sident, from New York . LIverpeog has
been lost Great anxiety prevails a. ths
North IN relation to her safscv and saa-
OF many passengers who EFF New TorE
IN her. Since writing tas above Ee
learn that she IS lost
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

IxrrxE-r Dan - - !.
lssas e Mo1ee1ss- S.ssz-
- 81 1904 ye1r, -
ssvs 40 49, ker - :
- skza 81 EA-- As
- - slls3 SO - - =
.fuavs 81 ! ssasa
s
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

Those to whom we send the present
number ofour paper, who do not wish to
become subscribers, will make it know n
by returning the papers through the Post
Office, addressed to the proprietOrs.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

The Milford Bard long knoza As !
Poet Of true genius, has been e1nSazz q
an Almshouse- The TuFru-ze1=s Ct as
genius have been love All Izez1r-