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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20
MIS- ELLANE GU S.
From the Knickerbocker.
Passages from Jean Paul.

Passages from Jean Paul.
SLEEP.-Holy Sleep! They even compare
thee with Death. In one moment thou pour
est more oblivion over the troubled memory
of afflicted man than the watchings of the
longest day. And then thou coolest the fe-
verish breast, and man rises again fresh as
the morning sun. Be thou blessed, Sleep!
until thy dreamless brother comes, and lulls
me to a softer, wskeless rePose
FLOWERS ON THE COFFIN OF MAIDEN
Strew only flowers upon it, We blooming
companions! Formerly ye brought her
flowers on the feast-day Of her birth. Now
you celebrate greater festival; for the bier
is the cradle of heaven.
A ROSE WHITEHEAD IN THE SUN.-Pale with
cred rose! the sun gave thee thy color; the
glowing orb has taken it again. Thou arr
like US. If the God who gave the human
cheeks their glow comes down nearer and
warmer to US, they also grow pale, and the
man either dies or is transported.
POLITICAL SCIENcE.-It wells itself well
but it shows to the world her dead, her battle.
fields and places of slaughter, and her new
streams that flow with commingled blood
and tears. So in Rome the brotherhood O.
the departed go muffied in white, while they
carry the dead uncovered, and the mid dal
sun shines upon the cold blind countenance
The OAK Forest Fell not my sacred
oaks, o prince!' said the Dryad. shall
| punish thee sorely! but he cut them down
! After many years the prince was brought tt
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

The CREDIT system. I'm Barre, Massachusetts,,
says the Gazette, lady with sweet face and re.
markable tempting pair Of lips, entered one Of our
shops few days since, and after examining some
small articles, inquired the price Of nice pair Of
mits. The shopkeeper had almost lost himself in
gazing at the ruby portals through which came the
little musical voice. MISS said be, you may
have them for kiss agreed, replied the lady,
the blush on her cheek eclipsed by the sparkle in
her eye; 'agreed-and as i see you give credit
here, you may charge it on your book, and collect
| it in the best way you can? Smiling enough on
the confused clerk pay half the debt, che peck.
eted the purchase and tripped gaily gu.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

not but it is radiant in the sun-nght, and u.s.
drops glitter as it reposes on the sky like the
sparkling morning dew of summer day.
SHARP SIGHTED UNBELIEvERs.-They direct
their eyes with the telescope toward heaven,
but It is dark and empty, and its sslitudes
immeasurable. 0 perverted ones! We are
wrong; ye hold the telescope Inverted.
tbs SUN-FLowER AND THE NIGHT VIOLET
BY day. said the full-blown Sun-foWer,
'Apollo shines, and spread myself out. He
wanders over the world, and / follow after
him. BY night said the Violet. Il am low
! ly and hidden, and bloom in the short night;
but when Ph0bus shines on me, then am
seen and Plucked, and die on the breast of
! beauty
The FLOWERS AND THE LEAvEs.-An Apo
logue.-When the flowers withered in May,
and pale and wan lay upon the earth, the
! Leaves exclaimed: What frail, useless
things! Scarce born, and they sink into the
earth But we, the longer we remain in the
summer heat, grow broader and smoother
and fa!rer, and after life of many months
when we have brought forth and given earth
the finest fruits, then with variegated colors
and amid the nnon-thunder of the storm,
sink to rest But the fallen Flowers eioin-
ed: I'VE have indeed persisted, but not be-
fore we had given birth to the fruits
Ye silent, unobserved, or soOn-forgotten
onesiamid the Common wulk7 Of lifO, in chs
counting-room We little esteemed masters Of
the school-room We noble benefactors with
out name in history We unknown editors
and We unknown mothers despond not al
the glitter and pomp of royalty, or the trium-
phal arches reared Ger the entombed victims
Of the battle feld-despond not! Ye are the
flowers
The WANDERING AURoRA.-When man fol
the first time saw the morning light breaking
in the heavens, he took it for the sun anC
exclaimed; Hail, thou rose-robed Phebu'
upoE thy flaming car = But soon the Sun
god himself arose out of the rose-bushes, and
J before the long flash of day the morning TO
ses of Aurora faded.
} But when it was evening, and Apollo't
car descended into the waves of the ocean
and nothing remained in the heavens bu
Aurora's chariot full of roses, then man re
Cured to the error of the morning, and said
Il know thee now, beautiful spring of tn
heavens Thou art the harbinger of tn
sun, but not the sun himsef.' And he wait
ed for the sun, and thought the evening-sta
: was the star of morning, and the evenin
e breeze the breath ofmorning.
t But he waited in vain. The star of Low
D did not ascend higher, but sank from clOu
4 to cloud. The rosy chariot but just overtop
0 ped the ocean with few pale buds, an
swept down behind the earth, wading dee
and sinking to cold midnight. Death-chil
; breathed up from her. Now know the
: for robber of the dead = said Man: Tho
' driVest Phgbus the beautiful youth befoI
y thee, through the ocean down to dark o.
y Gus = Weary and disheartened man close
J his dark eye.
Awake dreamer! and see in the bloom
: ing morning heavens Aurora moving throug
d her fields Of roses, and the immortal yout
Il Apollo striding behind her, with his hand fl
i. of the morning light!
o And awake! thou deeper dreamer! wi
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

SERVING APPRENTICESHIP FOR WJFE,-The
reader may remember that the Dowager
Countess of Westmoreland was one of the ti-
tley personages who visited the United States
last summer. A curious anecdote is related
of her marriage. She was only daughter Of
the eminent and immensely wealthy banker
Child, who fourished in London about the
time of the French Revolution. When he
died he made will, leaving all his property
to his daughter on condition that if she mar
ried she should marry a mechanic the COM
manced life himself AS a hraWOF,l who had
served a regular apprenticeship of seven
years at his trade. II she married any other
person, the estate was TO ALLEVIATE from her
and her heirs. The then young Earl Of w est
moreland met her by chance at ball given
on some public occasion by the Lord Mayor.
He resolved if she was willing to marry her,
and on her consenting to wait seven years,
he bound himself apprentice to a Mr. Pollock,
ahighly respectable saddlerin Piccadilly, and
actually learned the trade. He served his
seven years and exhibited saddle which he
made to the entire satisfaction of the execu.
tors under the will, and gave title for for
tune. Miss Child became Duchess, and the
mechanics apprentice one of thu wealthiest
Earls of England.-Boston EUe. TfGnscript.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

the scafold. He looked on the execution
block and exclaimed; 1T is oak aa
M1sAPPREH NsIoN ABOUT MEN OF GREAT
DEEDS. -Thei stand raised in the ether-blue
OF time like Mountains but even on that &C
count every thing which flies up to them
from the multitude is reckoned as theirs.
So the high Mountains appear to smoke; but
the appearance comes from the clouds that
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

man shall be entitled to the same pay and
mileage as is prescribed by this act for iu-
rOrS belonging to the original venire.
Sec. 8. And be It further enacted, That
all laws and parts of laws contrary to or con
tlictlng with the provisions of this act, be,
and the same are hereby, repealed: and
that this act take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved, February IA, ls42.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

TROOPS FOR RHODE IsIAND.-The Baltimore
American Of Monday says:-"The steam
boat Georgia yesterday brought up from Old
Point Comfort two companies of United
States Artillery, numbering about one hum
dred and fifty men. They are Company K,
Captain Nichols, and Company H, Captain
Seddewick, the whole under command Of
Colonel Tanning. These troops have been
ordered to Rhode Island by the President Of
the United States, and left this city in the
mail cars for Philadelphia, yesterday eve-
ming, at seven o'clock"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20
Vol. 6-No As.

watchest the Aurora of human history in the
west, and mistakest the evening twilightfpr
the morning, and expectest the rising Of the
sun; and then art discouraged because it
moves concealed around the north. Awake
for it comes again to its morning, and every
time to longer day. .~aDi4a
Suns rest behind suns in the remotest blue,
whose beams have flown thousands of years
toward our little earth without reaching il.
does the human spirit open its little young
eye, before thou shinest into it-Sun of suns
ana Spirits!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

AN Act to amend an act entitled AN AcT
regulating the rate of interest, passed
luna t'tasafE- fiffh eighteen hrlndra1 AVA
twenty-five.
Section !. Be It enacted BIZ the LsgisIa-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That SO
much Of the above recited act, fixing the
legal rate of interest in the State, at eight
per centum per annum, be, and the same is
hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the
rate of legal interest in this State, on all
contracts except bona 6de contracts for the
loan of money, shall be fixed at six per cent
um per annum.
Sec. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That 1
rate of interest hereafter, on bona fde con-
tracts for loaned money shall be eight per
centum per annum.
Sec. 4. Be IL further enacted, That the
provisions of this act shall not affect any
contract entered into previous to its passage
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
all acts and parts of acts contravening the
provisions of this act, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Approved, February IA, 1842.
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laws OF MISSISSIPPI,

rAssED AT TnE LArE sEssloN or ThG LEeIsLATURE
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

AN AcT to authorize the Auditor of Public
Accounts to appoint Deputy.
Section /. Be IL enacted By the Legislature
ofhe Slate Of Mississippi, That the Auditor
of Public Accounts be, and he is hereby au-
thorized to appoint deputy who shall have
full power and authority to do and perform
all the several acts and duties enioined upon
his principal, and every such appointment
shall be by writing, under the hand and seal
of the Auditor, and every Deputy Auditor
before he enters on the duties of the Office
shall take and subscribe before a Justice of
the peace of the county of Kinds, an oath or
affirmation faithfully to execute the Office of
Deputy Auditor according to the best of his
skill and judgment, which appointment with
the certificate of the oath or affirmation there
on, endorsed and attested by the said justice
of the peace shall be by such deputy care
fully filed, and shall be securely kept in the
office of the Secretary of State, and the Au-
ditor upon appointing such deputy may re-
quire from him bond with sufficient security
payably to himself, conditioned for the faith
! full performance of the duties of Deputy Au-
! ditor, in such sum as the Auditor may deem
| proper, and the Auditor shall be answerable
for the acts of his dePutyin the same manner
as if done by himself and shall have power
| to remove him at pleasure
Sec. 2. find be 1t further enacted, That this
act be in force and take effect from and aftel
its passage.
Approved, February 10th, 1912.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Nie nenc NanF.0iQ.

gcIaenbes III bic 8anFbia ipie biefelte bon
Der @cnfereni Committee einbcridltet. uuo
BON bciecn eduIern Der e'efetgetnna nit src'
Gen Rshrbeiten an9enenimsn fpnrce, TN
Ausinge
aIbfdnitt 1,-8erfiat cde fcgIeid, radl Der
paeiruna terleIben bic ganfen nart9ele fur
ihre Standardization beiahIen fcIleH, une I'M
Saa I'D, irgeno cine Sanf pet9ern tollte
eielee ~ thun, 70 lca es als etiIe 8errrIrEIlt9
hires Ereibriefs betrad,tet tpereen.
ablhnitt --Ierfii9t bns pcun bic 9Geb
acruna pcr einem Nd,ter Ger Cllfrltt oenrt
cter Der @curt yen Common pieds tenieien
mirc, 70 icaen bic Cirettoren Der Sanf pers
pnid,tet (ein BAD 8ermc9cu Der 8dnf all sIfs
lIauie6 gum yiusen Der Sreeitcren eerieIben
~ iberfdreiben.
Mblhnitt 3.-8erfi9t ble bic Direftcren
elmer 8nnf ,u ir9eno eincr 3eit, rpaun ile eS
fur fhidlih halten mE9eu bic 2u9eIegeubet'
ten Ioldler Sanf aubuwincen, Die Madlt has
ben ioUeu, cine ollgcneine ueber(d,reibun9
pen Dem 9erm69en terielben 81 maiden, unn
es frn Die pRidt Der Direftcren ietn, cine
lclde lleterIdrcibung III MAIDEN, iii ir9rno
einer 3eit, manu fe pom elmer Wchrhctt Der
Nirefttreu bei eiHcr aGgemeinen 8eriamm'
lung Der Stcdbalter raju dn9epieien meroen.
abIhnitt 4. - 8crfiist bas feiue 8nnf ir'
qeuc eini9e 9foten, dueer ihre Clgeue reer eie
inter Der 2fte pom 4tcn Wai lS4l ausgr9e'
beuen fIeinen gicten ous;nhlen fell, uno I'M
| llebertrstuu9sflll fol- oieies elne 8crpIrfung
ibrCs Srcibrtcfes bcwjrfen.
9lbfhuitt 5. - 8erfi9t bas bic Gafdtcrs
! Der un,erId,ieolihen 8dnfen am erlten Won'
tdgim Sauuar, Qlpril, Suli uno Nctrber Ctu'
es jecen Sahre inter @io ein 8erSeihnie
1ueferti9eu Irlen BON cem Selauf Der nRe9e'
IiCheneu Gelcer, JiUtcn im llmlauf SNart9elr
auf 0ano unO Geppiits, ipeld,es CUR Inter
! iud,una Der Stcdbdltcr inter elmer @elobn.
&c pen fllrf buurert Ibater cfen bleibcn foil
9bfhnitt --@erfllot baB oDe Grecuticn,
Ell duf llrtheilsIprud1e, wCldlc ocn ir9cno Ell
rcr Court Crer opu ciuem NriccenSridtel
m6Qcu QefilIt perbcn at @unten elmer gani
mCIde bic 8crfebrun9en eer gIfte pom Wa
lS4l, ouQcucmmen hat, ciu9cifeIIt merrer
Icllen, 70 ldnge iclde Sanf I'D, ipCigert ber
@crfehrun0en ces eriten 2Ibitnitte oie1er 9lf
te 6cIle al leiitetl, rbcr bis ite cine llcbcri
! ftreibung ibreS 8crm69en5 nnd)t.
gblCbrtt z - 0erbietct bru @oidier6 tct
8aufen unfer Gelcs uno @cfin9nieirafe
iJdD nit irgcnO einem aucern Gefhdft abSu,
gcben.
9IbIhnitt s. gcrfii9t toe uat Der Vaei
rnuQ bieicr 2tftc III ScSahIun9 ucn 36acn
3dren cocr nnSCru bem Staat fiIioeu
/ GdulScu fein dnoere6 GjcIo iclI au0crcnl.
men wereen ouser Gjplo mo Silber, Die DO,
ten ocu Silbcrsahleuccu @aufcn roer Die
unter Der 9Ifte pom 4ten Wai lS4l au6ge9e.
bcncu fleineu 9ioten.
! 0Sdn pirb hieraue erfetcn, eds oirfc6 sc,
! itB bic 9lcIiCf9iCten duf ocm ndmlitcu Nuf
tcbcu idet, wcrauf Ie fruhcr itaneen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
9orenl 4oEen I! 1oren A!

9n unferer Gjclebeebuug hat man fd1cn
fpieeer eine nene Tdrbiu inter Beratbunq,
nurd peIde man beablIdtiat einsn re9sImds
BigeH nno fortipdbrenben Gfadt5tnr sar ges
sablaua Der Snterefen anf Die Staatsld,uIb
Al Ie9en. giad)ltehenee5 liz Elm slnsiuq eer
Bill, aus tpeld,em mat erlehen irire, bae bic
pofcs anifatt nnfere eaiten absunebmen, oies
felbe ~ perepppeln beatfdtigen.
GieIe Dill percrtnet ndmlid,, bds Die ct.
pbiIaoelphia, unb bic oer1dlieoenen @aunties
eicIes StaatS, jdhrIid1 burd, eiuen Gar bic
Summe bon elmer DiiIIicu une funf Rdl
huneert taufeno 5baIer erbcben leIlen. fpel'
d,e halbjihrlid,, uno ipeni0fens 10 Gage pcr
eem lllen Tebruar unb sluguif, in Die SdaB'
TANNER ~ beBdtlcu lino. CieGe Summe,
neblt ecr Summe ocn 100000 3haler, biers
supor pcn Ten Sffeutid,en Gmfiinften aus,
trldlid fur bic 3ablung Der Snteredrn be'
ifinimt, foil ucn cem Sd,aBmeiter ais Elm
belcuosrer Scnb fur bic 3ablung Der Sntes
reIien auf bic 6ffentIidhe Shulo 9ehaIten mers
ben. gBcnn uad, Ger 3obIung Der Suterel'
ZEN nod, eine Silnns ilbrig bteiben ioute, 70
folI bleIclbe ,u eem Tnfenoen Sono ntertra'
gen unb ,ur GiI9uHg Der Stdotsihulo per,
tpelIeet mereen. @ne Committee III bereits
crnannt pcroer, I'M bic iu erbebenoe Sun'
me uuter bic oerftieoenen @duntiee, mad,
Dem SeIauf bee tnrbaren @iQenthums in ben'
Ielbeu einmtbeilcn 9iad Dem lifeu 9lu9uft
IS43, loG bic gilan, bon ben 30uen, peld,e
ole Candle uno @ifenbnbnen abiperfen uno
ane dnbern @infitufte, nahoem $500, 200 fir
Die obengcmdcete @noslprfe oaoCn obge,c'
aen 'porcen iino, ;nr 3ahlun9 bon 9Ius9ubcn
an ben @urileu uno ben @ifenbahnen, NH
nm bieleIbsu I'M gutcn Storo 81 crbnIter
mr 8elireitRua Der 0ie9icrunQs sIuS9abcr
nnc Sur llnteritilBnn9 Der GrIfsldluIen per'
fpeneet peroeu.
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@rtrunfeu.

9Im lessCn Tcmeritdg puree ter eeitnam
tes Capt. s.. &. Nt man, III eem Canal
nuterhalb Der eed,aer Sriide 9Cfuneen.-
TerIelbe mar ein @inmohncr bon Sannccer
9aunfhip, bieIer &auntv. 0ian Yermuthet
eas er Elm Eifd,Aies iteGen pollte, unc ms
0!udlid,sr 9Eeiie in ben Canal fieI, ino I'D,
i'm NalIeu 70 fehr befhici9te, edB er fIh nidt
mebr herdus arbsiren fernte. Der @!aube
miro sdburh I'm 70 ncbr oeritirtet iuccm
mir peruebmef has uid,t eirnaL Der gdnsc
66rper i'm Wader lag. Gr mag un9efabr 50
Sabre alt gelUeIen fem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Tic Ceffemtlicbem asserfe

Gs it nun oDoenteh bcfannt, SoB bic so'
70 Scto pdrtbei oagc9en it, cae Die 6ffentIis
den StaatssgGerfe eutnsber oerfuuft pber
serIehnt werben fcaeu. Bon Uerlhieosnen
5bcileu ocs Stnnts purben SittIdlriften uno
@erbnnolun9cn bon @erIammlungcn an bic
GjefeB9ebung oeIanot, bitteno baB entmseer
odS Sine pber en6 9lnocre 9eidIeteu nlOd,tc,
uno Icmit Dem Bplfe @rlciftcrunq nerlhdfft
wcrcen f6nnte. HdB fIh bie 2ofrs ba9cQcn
lcBen wdrbcu, ftdno Su Crpnrtcn, ecru bie6
milrce cine gnnSc S,eercc mneiarr lemtcrhats
ter pe9nrhmen, erren 5odupls9fid,t c5 III,
politiihe 9idufc at idmieeen uno fur thre
Bnrthei III cleftiruircu. gRcnn eicie Nems
terhnIter eutldscn mireeu, unb aenUtbi9t lct'
en- I'D, ein glusfommeu ~ Ycrbienen, pic Der
ebrIihe Bauer Il. Nnnbwcrfcr oies tbun nuB,
wilrbe Die f0ocralilfiIche 2cfo Scfc pdrtbei
baIo Su Nid,t5 Sulammrn 9efd,mclien icin -
GS 1T alfc bon ben Semalthaber befd,IrBcn
tporoen, Den 8crfduf cbcr Die Sernlietbun9
Der Wcrfc uid,t Su crIdutcn, uno iicber ed6
8oIf neh mehr burd) Garcn utcoeriuorllden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
SNnhl In @mrfinntp,r.

Sim ocrleeten Cicuta9 wurcc bic jdb,hde
StaNtmahl III burlington, IcpsSerIep 9ebal,
ten.--Die ScmperancesWdnncr bratteu eiu
Itdet in &rnennur9, auf rpcldem ale @ons
otcdten 9cpldctIdlt lpdren, feline @rldubuies
Sdciue fur Birtbebduirr in bcIa9ter Stact
III Crlauben, falls fe erpdblt neroeu fcGIten.
9tabe 400 Stimmen ipurocn eilt9eoebeu nno
oas Eemperauees3ifct Gegte nit 80 Olchrs
hctt 9llc miro Der 8erfauf pon ltarfem &c:
trdnt baieIbif Ieete Bcte Su @nbc 9r9angcn
feiH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
TGncrnlismme.

or. TIemir9 teridtcte cine @ilI I'M Scudt
cieicS Staat6 Gin, nm unicre Scu9reBsWit'
oliCosr in 3utuuft Curd, rin @suerdIs3idct Su
erwdblen. Q6abrlid, eic attcu f6Oerdliitiihen
Gage MAIDEN uuter oieier Veto 5rfo 9fe9e'
runQ ibre Grihemuu9 picrer. QSte tcmmt
c6 cas bieruter ale eofo SCto 3jturgCn
Ihpeieen ? @dre Der 8crId,ll9 p5n cinCm
bemcfratifdcn Bhia acmdd't pcroen, 70 purs
DC ibr GSftrei qar fcm @ats uchmen. --
8elc, Elm llnterihicb!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Gin Srcunb vcn Sbcr NaiIfcrb bat un6
auf einen ,iemlicI 9rceen ScbIer oufmerfinm
9euidtt,T, Der lid, in bem Scr eintaen 9Bcden
in bieier 3cihu9 publBirten SduI Seridt
eiuaelhlid,eu hate @s hics ndmlid1 oartu
bag Die Curhfhuitts 6citeu eiues jeecn
S6ulers, in rem veracEsnen Sabre, 81 20
per Yl ono 9srUefen feicu. Gtcs 1T un'
rid,tig, mo hattie beifen iogen: 81 26 edS
8ierteI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
@eretntate Staaten Sdtatfamn,cr

gIm steu Mdrs ubsrianote prCNocrt lpler
cine Sctltaft an cen @pn9rcs, ipUrin cr ccms
fclbsu cine fton lang beflrute Heut9fcit ans
fiinei9t, udmlicD 0as Die Sdaetammcr lcer
iri. Bir6 it ater ncch uidt allies; er maht
oenTtlbcu III Ger udmliden 3eit barauf aufs
merriam, oa6 bis i'm ndhlitn Wat 3,254,6 ,6S6
Ghaier eebrand1t Sperbcn wurcen, fur pCld,e
iu erbalten man nod feline Waa6re9clu 9cs
trpffcn babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Stid,arb W. SobmIu,r.

Sine 8erfdmmluu9 murce am SaTlta9
Dcr 1a9en su Narri6burq 81 Guntcu BON
q. M. Schuicn fur Die udtite prcFccntcns
GtegeeChaltcu. 6. 6. @udcr bteute ais pres
foedE1 hub 9. Q. @tbpu 6 ale 9. 9relIecnt,
Die @eriammlurg purOe pcn Sorn. @'ibcns,
SedelcD, ecwrY, glwel, uno Defcro du9eres
Get. 4Bje gefdgt ceu GHddnnanlfeu opn
btelem @duutD cin lcldc6 Mcpement. ?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
NySnrnlNnb.

Die GonfersnS Committee Der RarDIaub
Gsiee9s6un9 bat cine Sanfbia einberidtCt,
rpelhe BON ben Sanfeu perlan9t, cas ilr bis
ben Ilten Mai Silber beSoblcn uno fur eiuen
aemisen 3sitraum tIeine Goten aus9ebrn ioIs
len.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
SUnnreR.

Sm Gcugres it Sieie Q8ode nitt5 bon
eBi5tigteit pcr9cfommen. Der @rdequcr
piau 1T bis oen 2liten Dicies auf9eitcbeu
,rCroen ubri9ens beftditi9te man ith nit
stner 8iQ fir Die @intbetuu9 Der 9teprCicn'
tantHn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Die SlutbunSc.

Cine Scrcerung III nculid, an bas Gris9ss
Department Der 8ereinigtcu Staatsn, fur
Die SIutbunoc bic fir ben SlOrioa J4rieg ans
9eihafft ipurofn, gemdht ipcroeu. Der Scs
cretdr pies bic ScrcrrHna ,urild, uno 1lste
oaB tpeoer or nod oas Departement rtplS
oaHit 81 thun babe. 9ilIc fno Ban 8urens
SInthMnoe nod nidt einmal beiahlt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Glib 9lntcrifn.

IN Ieupcrfsbat man Die 9ldfrid,t crbdls
trn eaB @amdrrd, Der preToent BON Ycru,
nit elmer 9lrmee ocu 1000 Mdnn mad 8clis
oia angr;o9en ici, allpc Cin 3ufammeutrcfs
fen nit @eneral 8allipias mo leinrr 9Irmcr
itattfauo, wOrin @amarra init 5000 icmcr
Sclodten lire eeben eiubil6teu. -@eneral
Sallipias perlcr nur $50 Raun.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Gic S,crfs @nnntn Ssnnf.

Cine 9Hcdoir9er 3cituua ia9t: 9IctcuhaIs
fer cieGer 8ant iclttrn bjciclbc niht gu pcreis
liza, an cinem @crluit rerfaufeu. Die Geoms
Ten babcu 9Initalteu gctrcFrn nm ibre dUss
Itcteueen Getoer 70 balo wie no9itb ctnSus
treiben, uno in liu91cne MCuatcu miro
Die 8aut bereit iein alien ibren Serbiublit'
fCiten su be8e9nen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Der Sriecensuertrag spifdlen Tranfrrtd
uno ben Ser. Stdaten, mad, ipeif,em fran,6'
liIhe 48eine nit einem fchr utebriqer 3epe
@ingan9 9rifattet par, 1T am @ Nebruar abs
aelanfen. Sn Der Solae ntiilTsn frdn,SGfhe
l8eine ben nemIideu 3cIl beiablen, tpie an;
bere, b. |. 20 9Orosent ocm gBertte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Der S,drrisburg 3eicaroph enthdIt foIgeHs
bss: "EifdlsrIeafe |! ipifft cure yiebe Der
qolbene Gtrcni III AIN fcmmen. die Benton
ARints Drpps iperpen Die SasanshaHna bins
auf laufen, fpie oiee an Der RlfliGpri ber
Saa mar. ggirft snre 9ieBe nno bereitet eis
re Beutel."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Cine gcnDenticn gu @unifeR ,es gerfaufs
unie,er Staateperfe perlammeIte fit 9eliern
Az harrisburg. -.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Sceus Scrirr.

Tie @eiebsebun9 ppn geusSerirp oerta9s
ts adp am llten WirI nahcem fIdb ein Res
fumpticns'@eiee hate, peldes bic ben l5teu
9lnBulf in Srafr tretsn iCa.