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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10
Iebte Grt,Merult9.

sIGc bieicni9cn wslte rod, itulris fnb,
an bic S,interlaecnlhaft res perlfcrtcnen
Scuath an @utb b, IeBtbin pcu Siios
g8hctbaa Iaunihip, eeda @auutp, Ipcrcen
hicrourd gum Qsstenmal auf9efereeftt S,p's
id,cn nun uno BEN 25ften Sanuar ansurnfen
uno abiubeSablen DioriSrnfals llnfciien
bic Sclgen icin werbeu, bic Gin jceer ilh
fclblf ,u uereanfen hat Der (te befcmmt.--
limb ale bisicni9en Die nod srredlts Soreers
unecu all 9emeloete lsiutcrIaserid,aft baben,
iino ebeufdns eriudbt ibre @edlnun9en lnner'
halb briaster 3rit mohlbeifdti9t ciguh6nbi'
gen, ineem uaG)ber nidbts mebr an8encnimen
wirc, ....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10
-Gi,s Gto6rs StaitS
I'll perlehncit.

ctcner ipcblbefannte Stobrifano in M',
&eansburg, Sd,uplfin @auntp, in oem Wit.
telpunft Der Stabt, beinabe pcrrn Sening'
er's @aftbaufe ge9eniiber. Derielbe ii anf
einer Straeenede gele9en nne rpuree felt ben
lebten picrsig Sabrsn als ein Stcbrltano be-
nnst, unb 1T 9egenpdrtis i'm SeilB bon Sncns
rp 6of unb Scbn. Sei oeln Stebr bsfins
bet I'D,
zA Gin 9ufes @cbnbaus
::;:H itno slrei 9lfer 9anb, in eineln
- suten 8ausuitanpe, iammt einem
gutsn 9Iepfel 8aum9arten. '&eanebur9
lie9t in einem Der befteu 9lderbaueitriften in
SdyuDIfiq @auntD unb it bios cine Waeilc bon
Der fleinen Sd,uplfia @iIsnbatn. Se(IB fam
bic gum lifen ndd,iten 9lpril gegebeu ipsrben.
Die 8ebin9ungen fam man erfrasen bei O..
Meolar, @ia., lit W' 'Jfcansbur9, oeer bel Der
lluterldrebrnen in philaoelpbia.
9(. 6. 9lubenrieb.
Sdnudr 10, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10
Ncrbciro fbcf

sIuf ben Icujabrs' Gag rurd, cen @brtp.
Se6cr, Sr. Sobn oan, bon Tcrc'
BeitbaO, NIT Wis Gatbarinn Sfcr'
4 d pru sllIen Gauuidlip.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10
Grniflithe SlaClrt6t.

slle biejenissu sseld,e nod, in ben 8adern
ses linterfa,ricbsHsa idsaIoi9 fno, neroen
tiereurd) ernitIit sriiidN, icaleid) anSurafsn
uuo absubc3ahleu. 9Ber oiclfs ecrHahldBis
get bat uufoiasH ~ crpdrten.
98ilIiam Sea9reaee6.
AQcntaHn, cdnHar TO- Ila3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10
OefcntltCbe 9Sencu.
Sanudr 10,

Saniifa9s ben 27itsn Sanuar, nm llhr
9iadmitta9s, icG am @aithanie ocS Siatban
ShiFer, in SalSbur9 1aunidip, ecd,a SO.
6ffentlid, Scrfauft percen,
Cine ibdebare 9ctte 21no,
aeleacn uufsru Der Bethlehem uno Gmaus
Sraec. ur9cfitr 2 Weilcn pon 9llicntaun,
in tclaatem SaIsbur9 Gaunldip, srdnseno
an Qdne bon Tdtbdn Sd,dffer, Danirl eubs
tpia, Gcbias Smitb unc auoere, sntbalteno
. Sidcr, barauf 1T errid,tet
AxA Gin gan; ileites Cit iino ein
::::Is halb Stcf hobes Wcbntaus,
ssssaaa unb baS 9an;e il unisr 9uten Scu,
Icn. DaseItc il 9s9enlpdrtis init Srudt eins
oeIdet. Gin gutter jun9er slepfel '8aum9ar,
ten, Icrpchl als anbcrc Srudnbdums teiincen
lid, earduf.
lie 9ecinsunsen am 8erfaufstase uuc
slufpartnn9 bon
SSctn s. Srauie,
9Iaent fir Iatban Taarl.
Sauuor 10, na3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10

SaAEer(Gs b.-s5crieyte Rcd,s R.lrb
Gin 5 idbriaes Isdterisiu ocs Ssrn. q9iliam
Dapis, sca 3anespiar, Chic, an ciefer itbreds
4 3iid,eu Rsanfhcit. Tic Sleine irar im Iettsn
sunni pen elmer rafenceu Sabe 9ttisch pcr'
hen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10


ZEN ipurDe um ] I llbr curd, Gcl. Mcumfcrc
|ur SpSnnns 9crufen, unr uadbem man Gle
lHablbcrid,te Ter serid,iceencn Diffriftcn ecs
Stedts gc6ffnet hattie, ,purbe CUR Wahl cines
SEfed,ers 9rid,ritten, ipcpcn fiadftebcnecs
PSs 9ieiultat il. !: -.s...
ctamcs n. Snc,pecn, (erfc) Sc
S5ecrge 10. GcIanc, (lSbis) Al
3erifrente
ecsm Seuat ,purbe Sor. 8i9lcr pom @lears
feIo Diitrift eiuitimn,i9 sam Sprcder ers
pdhlt 9tad,her uerlds jNr. Sulliuan cine
Bill, nm oas Cruden eem Wcni9i1bieteneen
70 abergcbeu, mcldes cine ernifbafte Nebat'
berpprrief, MORAN Die cerren penniman,
ehampneDs, SulIpan uno Earile slntheil
ahntcu. ..~
Saniar 3. & Sm Scnat iiberreid,te cerr
Ederncco prn Sratfrrc @duntD, Scfhlnse,
nfer Scuatcren unc 9eprcienfantcn i'm
fcuaree inifruircub, eafiir 30 itimmen, Sen.
Sadicns Strdfc wieocr surilf 40 bcidbIcn.
Civil eieic 9cid,id,te and, bic Sisun9 uufcs
er geirsgebung perldngern 2 SIT es nid,t
enug cas Ger @cn9res taulenoc uno abers
rails tdufcnce pcn 9baler ccrcmc9cn pers
d,renect hat, mc auaenfhrinlid, ned, pcrs
t,rencen iuiro p SNicrduf pnsirte ocr Scs
at einen Seid,lus um 5000 @crien lit Der
naliid,en unc 1000 in brr beutltcn Spras
,c eer Bctld,aff oes 9cuperncrs erufcn Su
peeu.
Sm S.auie ecbattirte Tnan peseu ecn bird,
is iestc &eire9ebun9 aemdblten Staatss
srudern cie Sad,e ipurcr auf9eldcben.
Saunar 3. --Sm Senat id,ritt man heute
ir Mahl Ger uctkmcnei9en Senmten, une
laeuet SNfrrcn wureeu crpdhlt:
Gdrsitcr -S. &. W9'Sahau.
8etnlfe. .Gidrciber.-N. 9. Soamiltcn,
Sbidrcitencc Slerfs.-G. 9I. Gccorih,
Sricpb @eislcr.
Seracant at sirms.-g. German.
9birkiitcr. "a W. Waserf.
@eGen9cr cr.--eeoi W'@crmif.
Sm cduie Der Msprcfcntautcu fdsritt man
benfau CUR gSahl ter uuterteamten Scls
enees iIno Gle aliidlideu S,errcn:
Sd,rcber .--98illiam y. sncrewS.
Sergeant at 9irms.--O. W. Stebmau.
Thiirhiitcr r-2uereas 6rnms.
MeHeu9er r.--Taniei 8euccr.
alic 8camteu ecr teiSeu jsduier Cub 9cfr
srfcs.
s.r. Iuifiu brad,te cine SiI Gin, taS Sc
rs fpiecerrufene, tpeid,cs Scncrlente bon
Riliss Dicniten freilprid,t.
3wei Setc Sctidafteu erS @cuperuSrs,
he eine auf bic i'll lcster Sisuu9 pasirtt
,auphiuiesSia, u. bic ancere auf Die 2rud
Blu fno id,cn ipiceer erba!teu. Gin glenn
id, gutter stufana.
Sanuar 5. Die 8crbanbiun9en bonn Se'
lat pureu keHtc nur pcu ,rcnig cSntereGe.-
bwei aubere 9eto 8ctid,aften ,purbcn crbal
en-. = Cine nm taS almt ces Suareutin'
Reifsrs atsnid,affen, unc Die ancere hin
ftttid, Der 3Sue aeWiHer Gcte du Der slus
a6idaeuse iu Columbia. Der Stred,er er
,afnte Die serid,iteenen feteneen Scmm,it
zen, welde mir icbalp cs Der Raum ertdubt
,iittbeilen treroen.
slud, i'm Ssauie purten bic itcbentcn Scm
uifeen sruanut. .lcbri9enS fam nid,ts Dol
kHidpigfcit ccr.
c,aauar 6. SIM Scnat fam nihts Miel
ssnspertbes ppr.
ssm caufe bet Sy. Siewdrt cincn Scid,lu
,n, bic Weinuu9 auscvnfcnc, eae Ger jcsl9
aritf nid,t pcrdnoert mcrbsn felIfc, ipcld,c
inf cen Sifd, 9clc9t lpuref. Gin Seid,lu
puree anaetcten, bic 3smmttfe H5er Ca
Rili,pefen inifruireno, cine Sill ciu;ubrin
,fu, Ne viii, 'Ruiieruuaeu abid,afeac.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10
Sebct bier
Slldebaree Gt9emtDunt
Sdnudr 10,

auf Dfentli6er 8enou III oerfaufen.
Samita9s ben 2Oiten sanuar, um 10 llbr
Wittags, fol- auf benz plase lelbff, 1T ecfpbill
2aunidip, Qeda SauntD,
Gin portref1i6er @irtbsbausfanb,
auf 6fentlid)cr 9encu perfauft werben, acIes
gen an Der Strase bic bon slIentdun eurd
Sieaerspile mad, beIagtem 9auufd,ip fiibrt.
@s 1T ein gutter Wirthsffanb, uno Der 98abls
plat fir jones Saunidip bas eanb it bes
9rdust ourd, 4dnocr bon ScrI JflcB, Senjss
min 5Scd,er, @ccr9e Seibert unb Sobn Scls
ben. Die 8erbeeernn9en fino
1A Gin 9ro6eS unc gerdltnli9es
a lllig QStrtbSbauS,
nit cin pcrtld, an Der 9ansen
Srcnte oes 5oaules, cine 9rSee SdnciSers
Stcner, uuo anoere 9teben9ebiube. Dabei
befinbct I'D, cine quite plantaide bon l02
slder, mouon Elm biuldn9lider 2heil jocl,s
uno W;eienlanb, unb Der Neff 9utes Saus
lamb, uuter 9uten Semen, 1T. 9luf bem eans
be bctnbet I'D, aud, Cit gutter Saum9artrn,
uno her Scrban Nlue fleet bird; easette.
Da Der unterifriebene nad benz Weiten
81 siebcn sccenft, 70 f6nnen SauHnifise iid,
bier ein UertrefHiheS @i9cntbum iintsr iebr
uortbrilbaften Secingun9en anid,affen.
Die gcciu9unssn am @erfaufsta9e nno
9Iufipartuil9 bon
Natban Su6r1an.
! csapoor IN nblm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10

Gin Setrunfcner titet tei Rnfst auf Der
pauearaee lieacn. 9llS or halls ausaeid,las
fen hattie, CAB es in Der Gdbe Ssueridrm.-
Hie Dcrfslcden rrurecn au9eid,la9en. Ger
grpad,te sdhlte bis spcIf, aber es id,lna Hsd'
Ipeiter bic fiinficbn. : "HeIn,'' rief or. Tc
|fpit III rs mein eetta9 ned, ntdN 9enffrn.'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-10
Spm Sarrisbura.

Sanuar 2.--Das Scaus Der 9ieprclentaus
ten uuroe uni II ltr burd, @ol. Rcumfrro
bur Sprnnn9 acrufen, unt nadocm man eic
lHablbcrid,te Ter serid,iceencu Diffriften ecs
{Stedts 9cofnet hattie, ,pirce CUR Wahl cines
Erfed,ers 9cldritten, ipcpcn nadffebcnces
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-04

FEyo IET-The raom aa 21 nsor af hlosor.s
q Hal. lhe ratns Is ar1e ana Ne adair04 -
.ehaa- and public exhibitions
,,. 4 N4GINNIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-04

TRUSTEES SAT.E-By virtue Of a deed Of
Trust from Danie " Eds.ngion te the sub.
serbsr. dated lhe 5fh day If Marc lsll. and Of
record In the eierls fiice of ONO couals cuur'.
IN book 10 -, paae %. shall proceed On thu
Sd day Of September, NJ ehe front door If NE
enurl house Of Ono county, 10 4el pu bhc
auction n the highest bidder the North half Of
Lot Not5 i've. m the Ilol tenth .qiare IN Inn
mart OF the cry of Nheohrg and ont by the iafe
Noah Jam adjoining prepertY "a the North
now owned b. Or II Houston, and on iaa
south adjoining property formerly owned b.
Redlek VI Kee
forms made known on the day Of sac.
mn Is FRANCIS \ BECK Infste..
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.

FF.ANL TUd bFsEhHNIV.
I'M, we'll known for the CHI, and durability
Of his work desires TO inform his patrous and the public.
Thar he Is no suit the economical tendency Of the times
masr OF the best qralty at reduction Of 20
s former prices and less IL 10 believed BY -
cent than the quality made by the cheap
houses this city In order that gentlemen undestsna
pe their with guarantee that the goods
hall br of tn first oty. aud the t une1ceptionabe
Superior West Of England Cloth Coats Si2 to Is
PANS OF baek or douole-ned Cashmere $3.50. 10
MAKING and Trimming in the best Style. the following
prices:- 80
fants and Nssts... $50. IN TO IL
Superior Beaver Overeoats, from.' .''i2 10 20
ms I'm IN
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TO MTLLTNERS, &c.

ENGLISH BONNETS, MlLLINEh 4, &C.
lust RECEI At LYONS ,2nn III ~ aHr
g Maiden Lane splendid assortment o. ,,sna. Az,
Braid &c &C. Also, essat s,soHmsnt o. bsenS1 MD
hne Mir,. and Others respectful " ,nvliea 10 cali aeu
I'M XII he above will BE- sold Wholesale
,sJ, al Dc Maiden Lane aud 81 John street 80 -
,. rr-s,, will offer Inducements those who b.
p sn, r., Sec LYON,
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No. 80 COURTLANDT STREET,
JOHN +. CLAK, General Agent
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
The scbcrbsn having been appointed for forward
ing Immigrants by Rail Hoad from Albany Bunalo and
places abed to send them during the Summer
from New York to Utica 81 06; to Au.
hum 1896; t. Rochster St6l to Buffalo IS So Children
from TO u yea, old At under year, fee and all
It's evident that comes much cheaper the immigrant
travel by Rail Road than by Canal he reaching Buffalo per
Steamboat from New ork Rail Road from Albany
hours; VIII it takrs ger Canal from 10 days The fol-
lowing cacuatiNn shows the result viz
Passake Buffalo per Rail Passage Buffalo per Ca
Luggage from ~ York TO Luggage to Buffalo 50bs
ALBANY, le0lbs free, bal free balance for lO0lbs. S.
ance for i00lbs 10 Loss OF time at least days
Luggage from Albany TO worth to the lacoier, say
Buffalo iIee..... so cents per day $50
Living for ~ hours say Is Living for 10 days cents
- per day. 500
Total per r. Road. IS q
'sl2,05
naduct fare uer r. Road "a
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

~ LIE nav clILlNG IUbLlC.
49, & - -
The Subscriber having completed their emeats
now prepared to bring from Great Britain and
reand by the following first class packet ships Of which
will leave Liverpool on the st 6h lh l6th 2s and 2sh Of
r Era;ai Henry New ;,., York shsIid%,
q MoStezu,ms S;ddops. Csn' Wasslb;ug,on.
Hottinguer, Columbus. United Statss,
Roscius, Aabburton, ENGLAND
E SaSssstsne S SsSsaswh'n'y SS sfsf
samuel Hick, Queen Of the West, Oxford
Sehcaes OF passage can be obtained and every information
either of our offices.
They will also be pre-ared opening Of naygaou
via Erie Canal to Bp falo and all Intermediates places
10 al ports Of ths Upper Lakes:
0swego to Toronto, Port Hope, CobutG kingston and
FROM Troy via Whitehall to Montreal and Quebec Cana
via Ohio Canal from Cleveland Portsmouth, Gin
South West vi, Phil, adepba to pjttsburg Cincinnati, Louis
all Of Ohio. Michigan, Indiana. Illinois and Wi,con
REMITTANCEs.
For the accommodation Of person., wishing snd money
s e se o 's ESsan seosud
BILE sight for Of fl I3 GEO. to DOOR in any
=" '"' ''' OFFICES AND AGENTS
Charles Craft, 100 Stale street, Boston
BW Wh.esr iy Enio e,I BUILDING e[ovde.ss
' y fis ssGnE sIss: Ss YORK.
Sanford & Shoemaker, Light street Baltimore. Md.
LIS, IittlejOhn Ii Ex-ha.ge Albany N. Z.
Clark, l59 River street. Troy, y. Y.
w. A. Cook. Syracuse, N. Y.
Rochester, N. Y.
w. H. Cook. Buffalo, N. Y.
II. Fi'zhugh Il Co.. Oswezo, NJ Y mlsec
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NHE OLD LINE Of Packets fic Liverpool will hereafter
despatched in the Olowngoroer excepting that when the
sailing day falls on Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
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S&IL PACKET FOR HAVRE-Second Lane-Thc
hMENp Ship UTICA, f. Hewitt Master will sail on the LIST
BdYD& HINCKFN
&c Eo.9 Tontins Building. cor Wall aud Water SIS.
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Spragues village and the path re times
day.
H,RpISG BRiGes sworn. Saw Nicholas Gordon have
agun time in latter part OF last fall early part
rel and percussion lock; it had been altered from an OLD
fashioned lock; the one now in court looks very much
like the one saw.
Mr.. Sprsgues murder; often men about there with
guns oener Sundays than other days. Judge this be
the saw Mr. Gordon have from smalness of the bore
and length OF stock
WALTER Br,rrIE, recalled for Observation-Disclosures
Gordons house stands on bill the highway; no
fence between house and road; can see back side of DO
dons house from next nearest house; there are appe
trees between but witness does think they would cut
or the view; about 10 persons live in next house to Cor
don; can't whether they usually home on Sun
days.
MIR CUSHING surveyor, was here introduced, and
swore to the correctness Of the map exhibited in court
JAMES FRiNcIs, colored, sworn-Left gun for sale
with Amy auctioneer in the fall of astlyear was
brass mounted fowlng piece small bore and percussion
lock- fThe gun in court was produced This Is the one
should know among dozen; the gun sold for ~ 50
got something short OF that amounts the wormer and e
rule tho same as when sold the gum can't say about
the ramrod; never left but one gun with MIR. Amy
CrosserdninedI traded for the gun with some on the
bridge; don't know who had of left II only or weeks
and used II once twice; first the gun after was
sold, at the jail when the prisoners were examined
JAMES II. SAns, swon.-Was clerk for r. Almy in
October last received gun Tor sale from James Francis
entry made OF II ON the book the book was show
and read Oct D. James Francis iowling piece set
tlcdD The gun was sold at auction, Oct 7th for 50
to " " Gorton" as shown by book (Wiiness examined
the gun produced In court) Think it is the re-
ceived OF James Francis
CrogStrqBdintdI can't swear that this Is the same gun
that received of James Francis hare ccidence Of be-
sides the back always took the names Of persons 10
whom goods sold from the auconeer and was very
particular TO have them correct
JoHs MORGAN, swom-Between thee and FIVE week,
before the murder was ooraaisted Benjamin Waterman
came to mo with piece OF ramrod and wanted me tt
make one; he brought piece Of walnut wood 10 max,
II Of made the rod the wood was bad cross gralne,
and the rod was not perfect he rod was produced IL
but the witness found IL difcult
| feet place. think this ranrod is the one made
Crosre.omined say positively that this Is N,
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NEJHARK AND NEIV YORK.
FARE ONLY I24 CENTS
THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW

CArIAlN JOHN GAFFY,
A&Sl ~ viii commence her trips for the season On
G@. tn, Thar.day april ath, aud snt farther go;
o'clock A. NJ, New York o'clock, r. M.
The Rainbow has been enlarged completely rfttsd, aud
coHicrfaby commoda'e large number ofpassengers
Freiznt carried a. verv Reasonable rates.
New York, April ;, 1874 al tire
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NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TROY STEAM
BOAT LINE.

BOAT LINE.
aenGrA ~ ARRANGEMENTS FOR l844--MORN.
LINE-From the foot Of Barclay sect,
at ! o'clock A. NJ, Sundays excepted)
The Steamboat EMPIRE, Capt; s. II: Roe.
O'Clock r M. Sundays excepted
The Steamboat sWALhOW, Cart. A: McLeon, and
The proprietor of the New York Albany md Troy Line
would respectfully Inform thu public that their boats have
aud repsnshed throushout and added
the comiort of the traveller The Troy Epile
FORE will tn. Morang Line from the seambo,t Pier
isg the principal Intermediate landings on the River
The Swallow and albany will form the o'clock Evening
Line Through drect daily (Sundays exceped The above
boats ofne hrst class OF and for speed and
commodatous ire unsurpassed and what is
the traveller under the command Of officers we'll
the putcheir names alone sufficient of kind
attention, civil department and safe management.
New York, March IL. 1874. ml5ec
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
EDR AT.RANX

A0~I ~ DAILY sapd2ys excep,ed-Through Di.
Ss-~-a&-R- tween C?nrtsndl and Liberty strsets.
The steamboat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Captain A. r. st.
John, Mond ", Wednes aud Friday att
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at 7 P. -
Al Five O'clock NJ: Landing st Intermed ate Places
Ths Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Captain VIM H.
Truesdell Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday nj PM
r. The steamboat CURTIS PECK Gapt,in VIM. il Peek,
Passengers taking this line Of boats will ia Albany
am7e time TO take the Morning Train Of Cars the east OF
-
The above Boat, are new and substantial furnished
with and State Rooms for speed and
modations unIivaiei on the Hpdspu.
For passage freight apply board C. Schultz at
the Office the wharf al
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The Court here took a recess till 2 r. NJ.
AE.rEprnnN

ABNER SpnAGuE, Jr', sworn.-Knows John Gordon saw
him within 20 rods Of the place Of murder with gun
the Friday before the murder committed and once
few days before that first time, said he had started up
ntsd get them the next time him. FRIDAY be.
fore the murder asked him II he had thoge part
yet said said he was going now to another place
shoot rabbits il long stocked, old looking percus-
gun by him at home said he was living with his brother
by when thegun produced In court was found
did not take the gun in my hand but had doubt was
the same had seen John Gordon have
Croseraainci Know that quais get round cribs and
barns, and rye stacks don't know that partridges do
John was travelling on path both times when saw him
II was the regular travelled path road
BESoSi WArERM,s, swor.-Knows Nicholas Gordon.
lives about 60 rods from his shops six weeks two months
before the murder saw him have a pistol saw John Cor
don Sunday morning about o'clock; was called in by
Nicholas did not notice that John had black or oen
eye.
Cross.T rain,d.-Know VIM Gordon; had not seen him
for a week before his arrest.
NEHEMIAH WHrE, sworn-Knows John Gordon by
sight him day Of the murder between the hours
OF and ,, going past his house oc; lives on the
Providence road in Cranston about quarter Of mile IRON
Sprague's factory.
WIN BAnKnR, sworn.--Resides in Providonoei went 10
me John Davis farm In Johnston or Gran ton on the Gay
oil The murder with his brother inaw eit
Christian Hill about minutes past ~ walked pretty iast
met two men noar the house OF John Obric noar SIM
mons factory, coming towards I'oVldcnoo one Was
short man-the other much taller OF the men had
gun on his shoulder met anoAcr some distance be-
hind; returned 10 the city after tea met two dis.
lance above O'lrians house, they came out CT a field
shoull III nix thoy the same men va met in the
morning. one was short manthe other tall man; the
short man was in his shirt seove an held his head dow
as nnSsed MIN the other hal gum they were walk
ing very fast al gabled roof house below heard 40
man say that a man wal found dead in Il vi near by
sd person was found dead appeared TO have been muir
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THE PRIZE BANNER.

We trust that the Wings in the different quar-
ters of the Union will not lose sight OF the splen-
did Prize Banner which is to be awarded to the
State which shall most distinguish itself in the
coming battle for the Presidency. We make no
doubt that our friends will win trophies upon ev-
cry field from The common enemy; but the Ban
ner can only be won and lost by friends against
friends, melted by noble emulation in the adj.
vancement of the same noble purpose.
All who wish to restore our Government to the
landmarks of the Consti,ution--to wrest it from
the control of demagogues, and place it in honest
and conservative hands-al who wish to preserve
the peace of nations the faith of treaties, and do
mestic quiet-should enter the lists for the Prize
Banner All who wish to preserve the Union
to harmonize its parts, and cement them by the
ties of interest and affection-should rally for
HENRY CLAY and the PRIZE BANNER
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THE TRUE CHURCH.

Mr. Henley, of Ia, in his remarks yesterday in
the House, acknowledged that there were many
old Federalists in the Locofoco ranks, and ex-
pressed the hope that many more would go over.
He said they had repented Of their sins, and sub
nitted TO the ordinance Of BAPTISM and were now
acceptable and worthy members of the Locofoco
church 1t was the duty of every Locofoco, he
said, to preach repentance, and the remission of
sins. To carry out the rather irreverent meta
phor, we suppose that the old Feds are to have
| their robes washed white in the juice of Polk
berries!
| Mr.. Henley should remember that it is written,
there shall be many false prophets and false teach
ers in the latter days, who are to 60 about per-
verting the truth, and who would, if it were pos.
sible, deceive the very elect. We are sceptica
as to suspect that Mr.. Henley and his Locofocc
disciples belong to the class of false teachers
and we only fear that they may not be as SUCCESS
full as false teachers have too often been.
Or we might liken Mr.. Henley's preaching
to that of the Pharisees, who would compass
heaven and earth to make one proselyte, and
when he is made he is two-fold more the child of
Satan than before. An old Federalst is bad
enough but an old Federalist turned Locofoco,
s, of all politicians, the most INSCRIPTIONS, the
most rabid, and the most reckless. Such were
the fathers, and such many Of the prominent lead
ders Of Locofocoism. Locofocoism is a mongrel,
begotten between despairng Federalism and the
lees of French nfdelity. Nowonder that mon
ster should have been the offspring Of such pa
rents.
We think that Mr.. Henley deserves credit for
the frankness with which he proclaims the objects
of his mission and we have little doubt that he
will ere long see that millennium dawn, when all
who love the loaves and fishes more than their
country will be found in close communion with
the great Locofoco church. The countervaling
principles of political affinity fast drawing the
honest and patriotic of all parties into communion
with the great Wing church.