davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02

meetings in every County, which were well
attended BY the Whigs, and .iise great doc
trines Of the party fully explained and defend
ed by eloquent and untiring advocates. We
had more and better speaking than ever be-
fore. Our meetings have been full and en-
thusiastic We have no doubt that among
thinking men, we had many changes i'll our
favor. The arguments presented to the peo-
pie, were clear, calm, cogent unanswerable
and unanswered.
3. Since the Election we are satisfied that
weShad not a thorough, perfect and effective
detailed organization. We had Committees
enough appointed, but our efforts and our
zeal were expended too much in public gath
erings and Club room discussions. We need
ed more of the school district organization,
and that accurate and effective arrangement,
by which every individual in every neighbor-
hood is brought out TO the polls. We are sat
isfied that nothing short of this kind of organ
ization, under the charge of active, discreet
and persevering men, will secure full vote
of the whole party anywhere. We have re-
lied too much upon public gatherings and
able arguments. The Wigs have been there
in great numbers, but our opponents have
taken great pains, and generally with success,
to keep their party away from Wing meetings.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02
CURED TO HIMBY THE CONSTITU-
TON AS ANATIVE-BORN CITIZEN.

9. In ls4l Mr.. Clay made speech in the
course of the debate on the Pre- emption
Law in the Senate of the United States, and
used the following language:
"When foreigner has once been natural
lied, l regard him as brother, as member
ofOur political community, and as entitled,
with some few constitutional exceptions,
TO ALL THE RIGHTS OF NATIVE
BORN CITIZENS, and to the protection
aud defence Of the government at home and
abroad"
When Locofocos indulge in their stupid
and fiat falsehoods, or their more ingenious
and sounding but not less malignant misrep-
RESERVATIONS on this subject, just be ready
with the simple facts we have stated. They
are posers-
The most effective way TO putdown Lo-
cofoco slang-wanger on any subject is to stop
him, when in full career, with fact. That
overlhrows all his fiction. He stands stock
still for an instant-lookss foolish-and then
falls like great calf struck in the spine!'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02

LIES OF LocoFocoIsN-"The tariff bene-
fits the manufacturers, but not the oper-
atives," say the Locofocos. On the con-
trary The Newark IN. J. Adv. says that
all the manufacturing establishments in
Patersons are at this moment paying
higher ,cDges than Meo hare erer paid
before. Is not this fact of great impor-
lance, in regard to the Wing Tariff OF
1s42 on the wages oflabor? We publish
ed few days since the letter of Mr.. WIN
THRoP stating that all the establishments
of Massachusetts and New Hampshire are
also paying higher wages to their opera
tives than ever before. These facts should
be borne in mind by every working-man
when called upon to vote for, or against,
the Tariff.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02
Total, IA States
PROSPECTS IN NEW YORK.

In the Western and Southern Counties Of
this State, as we learn by letter from re-
liable friend, now at Bling hampton, in Rroome
county, Mr.. Wright is not likely to make as
good run as Bouck would do in that Sec
ton of the State. His steady opposition to
,te public works is the cause Of much opposi-
ton to him. Our correspondent, who has
canvassed the State thoroughly, says that it
be Wing, at the last great showing, by many
thousand majority.-N. Y. Express.
A correspondent Of the Albany Journal
says:
"But have but moment left me to write.
The nomination for Canal Commissioners
has blasted every prestige Of success, so con-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02

fdently hopedfor from the nomination Of Mr..
Wright. The ticket has been received here
with burst of execration. Hundreds who
attended the Convention. to influence diff
erent result, have gone home firmly resolv-
ed to oppose it tooth and toe nall Ii is as
good as five hundred votes to US m THIS coun-
try. Did Silas Wright possess ten times his
imaginary popularity, this untoward nomina-
ton Of Canal Commissioners would sink him
past recovery"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02
CONVENTION AT KEEsvILLE.

Last Wednesday Wing Mass Meeting
was held at Keesville. The meetingwas no.
BILE in point of numbers and far very far ex-
cceding the Loco meeting assembled at the
same time and place. The meeting was adj
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02

10 Foreign Countries About four hundred
and FORTH thousand aocre subscribed. Some OF
these Tracts are to be printed IN Ne,o York,
FOR CIRCULATION IN THE UNITED SrArEs."
Here is proof positive, thatthe Locofocos
are assisted in the crusade against Protection
by British gold. Every manufacturer in
Great Britain is directly interested in the sue
cess CT the Locofocos. If James X. Polk
is elected, protection will be abandoned:
American manufacturers will be destroyed !;
the American people must then depend
on foreigners for their needed goods; and
thus the manufacturers of Birmingham, Man
chester and other English cities, find new
customers in America. They can, there
fore, afford to spend vast sums OF money IN
aiding the election OF Mr.. Polk, from which
they are to receive SO Large and decided ben
fits Subscriptions have accordingly, asthe
Times says, been opened in various sections
Of the country. and large sums ofmoney are
raised 10 circulate Free Trade Tracts in the
United States The Republic contains a
paragraph from an Englilh paper, which es-
capped our notice, giving long list OF sub
scriptions received for this purpose at pub
lie meeting recently held in Manchester.
The paper says:
"Mr. Murray read the following list OF
subscriptions already received. the announce
ment of the respective sums being received
with loud and hearty cheering by the audi-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
Nuffolberun0-

eHowt9sbUr9, I'M aOniSrethB BurtembeEG.
StfeutIid5e eCbuns gu Grbe6uus zines germreens,
nnter Aasf&lus BeOrObuug.
1&def $ EiGbenbranb pcu 0uo.ptas6ura,, ne
bcren ~ SterweiB06 am "a. Sft ITO bal fc IN 6tr
Tdbe UOn Steubeuptue, GcunD Sefferou, ,Staote Obic
lin ben Ser. Ssaaten oNfacb1IeM. CereIbe bat bier
176 @uIoeu germO0eH fsbeu. -
Nm 29 HCuemb. l942 bemihte fIdt cas biefop Sber.
amSse eeri, ibu coer Iene Grbeu ourd5 Elm i'm cplos
manIdlen We9e beforoertes Sd,reben aufSufUrOcrnr
unter Den selesIifl erfOrherlden Nadweilun9en Wub
EgoQmohts @rtbeilunSen oas 8srmc0en su empfanqeu.
ss aelauo nidt, cine rSFnun9d llrfunoe Su erlonSe
3mar Idrieb am il. MdrS sS43 Der bfentlihe 0totor
81. umbf6tter aus Gep Qlstctt> 9UInmbiana Counts
Staate Ohio, baB s. loenbra no Dor 4-5 Sab.
rem 9corbeu (ei uub oas er &noer binteraIen babe
audi cerpra fur bic, ble(en Gnoer anf Den @rnnb
oes Cbgeoaden Sdreibens cble9ence llreWnbeu at for
gen allein eS fam nidts eirr.
Die1e unhe9rNnnete Tadridt peiB nun bdS G5eriht,
nithr at beadten, fcnoern es nuB ha BON Scenbranb
elbt felt "a Sobren nidt6 befannt it, oa ebde &iIl-
Der oe(Telten nit befaunt uo, oa er elbt 20 Sabre
felt 1910 Surid9eeqt haben mu6e, uno alto tnoerIc8
trbt bon oa 9eSeblid anoenCmmeu weroen muE, bic
ofentldhe Auforreruu9 9e9en thr uno feline 9eleBmd
men 1ed6 Wcnaen, bon @tnrucFun9 ee(Ien inn aesen..
m6rtgeu @atte an, ibre Hedbte an cbigeS gern,69en
lin saubbaften Mno be9loubi9ten lrtubeu oarsutbun,
mlori9enfoUs nodb bem BerHu6 Der feds Wonate Der
MusfprMh crfcIet, oaB Mdhael s. | B n broub
nit benz q Oct. 1910 tiuberlOs seorben su aten ei.
rrcrouf fen geadlae eiuen
lousSefclst wirc.
SO belbLo6en i'm aSuietid3 Blrtemb. Stcramts-
| gertdt,
eubniesburs am 2l. 6ebruar 1914.
| 6eEb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
WerndhlGflIot oiefe O}ctia t,id,t !!

AGe, trelde benz lnfer;edneten idutbig nt, ,rereen
ertud,t, tnnerbalb crci Mcuofen pom bieem DATUM To-
re 9aednnnaen ccer S&uloheine absutra9en cber aul
anoere art SerieoiSnn9 jn 9eben. Nad 0ertau Sieer
3eit mus ein iecer, Uer ojee 0ctia verfdumt, eS d
elb sur Gait Is9en, uenn er lntcen ja 6eSablen bat.
q. g S@neiber.
Gdnton, BEN lOten Stunt 1874. Tsssz
2..1. 3. q. SMneiber ii falt imnser IN ieiaen,
Mohnbauie anntrefsn. slneerbem werben and De.
jdblanSer fur i'm an8enonmen an eiMem alten Stcbs
jest IN 8elte bes cerym GdftUn. a q
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
Cine itbdbbare Bauerei al1 perfaufcn.

Der unterseid,nete n5inldt eiue Bauerei uabe s /
sarton lu oerfaufen - Seaate 8dicrei 1T ein gh il
peg g: 98: 8ertels g. 1919. 10; 81. 8 uno entb dlt
~ 46-lOO sder. Das eano il obn Der befsn 9 It'd
llisdt, Don ,pchem ungefdbr SIS 9ltfer re;der g pn
ternnb it, De gebdube befeben oue sinem gDeb babanfe
ano elmer Sd,euer, uno Die Cried, ,reIde byrd Sos
eano ieet, bat bin!dnstibeu 8aa I'M, cine Seblnhle
~ tret6eH Gin greeer Ibeil Der 8aueret 1T inter an,
|Ier polf uno NeaelIe uno rbernaupt 1T aes in l
aber Der rtis gu bod il ar ftu SsrmSsen. 1 70 fonn o
er oarauF rede, baB eS ELL eesrs fir i'm feir1 tnrh
peSen Der Nabe CUR Staot euen gtetl ber gauerei in
sSttsn M sn oertanfer ar ein Sauitno Dollars psroem
a,S sssio M ess1oHat' Das brise tro iii fo(en Bah.
uH9en mH SnSeree an9enomnten ,pie es fir ben RAN
fer ann beqnemen it, Das gBetere sanl, man erfab.
rem Our$ yRa:afrase bst ''''" "'"' '''A4~
S. a. 9 dneiber.
SNN'"H' Su"t 1874. g. D..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27

GctbeS MAJORS Mit itb(enbera -Wo'
for Meter Ru lenberg 8, pcn Der Der. Gtaa
ten elrmee, @efh.p'itertino ceS turld por1orbeMeu
sld,tb. s.. u. Nahlenbrr9 ftarb am 2OGen lester
slnauit 81 9rano @cUre, am 01eo Niper, unb wurot
pom 4ten TegtMeut Der Ser. Giaafen Arntee, 4,
Nathcd,eS. beeycist. Dajor Mubleubera bat I'D, i'm
lebtcn 5trieae uutcr Gjen 8aineS uno Sen. .5I6lon
rnbnpca aMeDe,cithuer. s ee - a--
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
0aue unD 2otte
dul11 g erfaufetl
aIllk

Der GnOesbenanute betet hermit feiM 1T Bef N2af
GGon, Start County, Ohio, see9eues 0aus auf Qotte
TO. S5, i'm 9lane beiasten Stdotdens gum prpatper.
faufe an.- * .... ~
Die eOtte 1T 1eO TuB lang uub 60 Tus 6reii,-uuo
it an Der 1auptfrafe ocn MaIIacn mad, g8Uo(ter.
Das oarauf bef1nolide Saus it urn Nrdm, nit Bad
|Feinen oussemouert / Stod 80 6us lang uno
eben 70 brett 80 oas es ee9enpdrtie aum eeuu0 bat
Iflir Wcbnunsen uno einem DreberlAcpp, in ueltem
Srinurdcer. pdepeIn &c. 9emadbt peroen.
"a b: &jgentbunler tueaSieben wa-Ic it er 9efou
men, bldg ~ pert:Mfeu, - uno tprb d, nad BEN Inn
ttanbeu oes Sdufer6 ju be4ueme,i t,fen. SIR prsis
Wmb aneere @eoinaunQen fpred,e man cahsr 6e rnr
tIbR-im BcbHbauie, an Ort uuo Steue an.
Soccb So ie9aMb.
8tf'MoiTuOu, .. @ept. ii, 1874 9-5m
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
Notice

Is hereby gven that petition will be presented to
The trustees of Lake township, the 26th of septem-
her next praying for road lending from the Smith
Shop Of the petitioner East 10 the Canton and Ran
dolph Road all those concerned may a,tenfriethay
think proper. Dewalt Smith.
Lake Township, Aug q 1914. ~~ ~~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
herren Nerousdeber !


S>aten Sie Die Site, Soerrn Mlpheus Or Q ~ n old
usobbdn99en @aurioat fur @cunty sIucitor auluse
gen. ..-... -.
Diele @timmasber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27

Su SrCw II So. Sno., ruuroe uuldnsf etu M1nn
W pferoe pom SliBe aercTen unb fiel NIT iammt le
mem 1hiere aM9cnb(dlidh tobt Mieoer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27

Die 6fFeutlidten 8ertiufe baben inn Durhthntt nidN
mebr ais DEN nieoern Re9erun9spres BON @l. Is per
Nder ertra9en, u0s b1uptddltdl oaber ribrt, bag al
les bette ednb che es gum 8ereauf fOmmt on BON Der
Anlleelern ais 8OrtaufslLno in An(prud 9enOmme,.
wro.
Naebr aGs Al N0iQ. Ader eanD Cno Cit Dem lester
Sobresberid1t oermslen woroen. Die sr6Bteu 9e:
tdufe Inn Qaufe eeS ahres faunem tatf in ben Gtoa
ten N i(ourt, Qincis Wnb NLo6an1a ole beoeuteuc.
Cur cp1'l)e @ITranoerMn9 bat jeocd rbdltniBmdsi
n9t 10 olel He9terun9sl anb au9enomen rpie fruber
OermHtbIt6 oaher, neil eine 9rOBc MafIe Der Qdncipe
t1anteT i'd 9eSrrun9eu 9eebrn baben, losluIhlaser
aaS SraT nod' biHfj Wntcr Der 9ee 9ieruu9s sweile.
-Q--
Tartfleute fehetbte ;-9r. YrestUn
bon Suo-Sarciua uno Dr. 8errte II bon 8corgieu,
re1en 1eBt Ut peInipO1nien herum uno balten Nsoen
BET Dbt3- Terfa nmluuqeM. Dieie be0en @oon5 mlreu
III 1874! TN Senat Der Der. Stalten uno timnlten 9s
gen Die GorlfbiQ Soier Die Namen aAer Toceralteu,
ruelde i'm Senot se9en Die Tarifbi itimmen, ais r.
Slap bacon 9e9an9en mar. ndn.lid) Or Der, y er-
rien, @lantcn, @rabam, Ienrerlou, Mauaum, Mer-
rid, pre It nno 9liueS
Te3t 9eHu9 alto, oaB rie 6umbu9 9Dartbei in Ncrc
Carolina uno Renrufp ipet Srebanoels 9eute, bic
oertrauteten Treunoe pom oenrD Slap ais @Oucer nO-
re erpdhlte, jebt diden e nod, ;ret aurere Ieiner
an9elsbenlten Sreuace III peuniDlVanien herum, Die
9lsdbiaQs E 8 N ben 9arif ftlmnten. cSn ucrieer
9Dcde tpnrren be cerrcn grefrn Mno Verrieu in
Sarris6ur9 erwartet, uni es cOse uuS gar ntct nun
bern, suenR e tarfe Iarfrecen sebaten bd.ten oenr
Elm "@ccn" 1T aOeSeit bereis ''9OIum" sw fpelcn.
-O- StS,td.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
Msemeine Nobl.
YrDtI a m ntiD n.


Den quaEiftirten @dbLeru BON Starf Counts, Sbic
lulEo hIe' ut bic uje8e semo6t, 6aB e an ben, su'
Aebaun9 Der Wahlen, in ibren refpectUen Gaunfbtpt
9ebrdudNlifeu pIdsen, ouf
Dteu 9,>ren sten Gag nd6ten Octpbers,
Gd Oeriammeln, nm atsOann uuO albert curdb gouC.
ttren. in @emdehet mt Der @onfitmticn auo oew Sc
eSsn ees Staates, fcsenre Seamte su errUdbIen, os
Cine perIrM fIir @Ouuern6r,
" 5. @cnsree9teO,
" 6. SenatOr,
2tpsi qerionen fir Reprdisntauten,
Cine 9ericn fur slucitcr,
" ). @cmmiiIcner,
" 8. Direttcr b. NrmeuhauIes
@rano,nnnbUett'it. Snrumanuer.
ScI9enoes 1T bic AnsabG Der Surpleute, Die jeocm
Iounfdp bon Start @Cuntp 5u9emefIen no. uno mel
DE BON ben Gruties Der refpcctipen Gaunfdips, am
nddffen sten Sftober aus9endblt. unb fammt ben
gDahltnern in Der smtsltube ces Glerts eiujuberd-
n {SmN
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27

@lephanten gum pfN9en uerreuoet. --Sn BEN en-
aldoinoden YrcUiuSeu finst man erit felt einisen
5abren an, bic Gepbanten gum pFasen su eerpenoen.
Sede cSahrtaufnSe muBten uer9eben, ebe es oen1en'
tet uno 9umntbisteit 6ieer Tbiere auf aneere Bele
ais gum 2ra9en ,u Uertpenbem. Gin elephant uer-
ritet Die Arbeit BON 20 Nube:n uno tcfst III &eYlcn
nur 80 biz 100 prsu1IiHe Ibaler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
e1ne Wfab'mdbte uno gauerei Sl oerfaufen.
(Ginc quite B.lraenftit) -'...

(GiHc cute 8'lesenbtit) r..
Der lnter(hrietene befet inter Cen bifIiofrn 0ae
otgun9en uno Inn een baIbeu 9Srrth cine loSne 8ou-
ere utc s!me MobImutIe QceRen in csocfjrn Gaunlip.
Start @ruhtu, Snlt, nnc tefount uuter Dem Gamen
..RotbrrOt Wiu.' sum @ertauf ous s--Hte Gnble iest
IN eInem Mr fetlrnren Wa0er, nit % SUE SAT-, uno
llauFt beinahe cas game Sohr hurm NIT bier Gtei
men Sie 1T in enem 9uten 3ut1nc unr fam @e1dhdf.
te fur RauArnte uno Sunceu vrrrdtcn, nno lleat int
Ntttclpunft einee Der tbnteu eancsihe fir Waisrn
im Staote, baIbrpcae S'pthrr Wallilcn uno Sutton.
uno Wtcllen pom Sbblo Canal.
Die 0oHcret miro entpeccr gang, cccr ,um 1bei[
NIT Der Mube oerfduft uno entbdlt 200 sder ausoer
ind'tes 4ano in 9Htein nno oer6eflerten 3ufanb.
Gin gutter Titel ober 9e6t, miro carauf acaeben-
Sur cas Ydbere erfunbiae man Id entpeoer auf benz
YlaBe (eItt Ccer 6et Gem llntereineten in MafFarn
Obie. .....
.. @eer9e miller
MaNItcn, l. Ail9ut 1874. ..z 4-b.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27

GGefricttdt im 80ee.- Sn 9rneen fab Semai.O fol-
lenoee tnterefante Experiment Die Glettrifitit in
rttdacmGhIenem Eoffee ln jeieen Cine OelhIe, ucn
Oanpf 9etrteben, serdlmte ben Rafee Gnb ciefer eI
II e'ne IcHne Jn Der leEteren 6efIno iIt cine fup-
ierne SdaRte grade inter Dem faaenbeM RafFeetaub.
gIs man nun cine e1lcrne 0tutbe etrr1 enen baIben
3cl BON Der tupcrnen @daufeI bieIt, 1O9 befe fog
led1 et"en SIis (eIettr&es 6luoum) aug Osm 3upfsr
hsrUcr. 9penn man ben Stnser Oid7t auf fie Hutbe
Sriidte, ic hattie man bic Gmpfubuue, als wenm man
pan elmer Taeel 9eftcden tpurfe. Eiefe Wirruna 6uf
lerte iI audi an Dem Shweife elmer Rase, 70 bag oas
Iher nad) benz @rpertmente auf ras b6c(te erit,rc,
den idten Gs mare nit NnintereITlnt ~ erfCrfen,
Job WehI Cter Qabaf audi @letricitdr entrrdeIn, co c
|ebenfaas beim 3ermabIen elmer 9aelbuns unerIeeem.
Sames 98are, ien, Elm GeesItuhmod,er in
Srutbrart, wuree UOrt9en @ecnta9 inter elmer (fdr-
ten eeidenbesettuu9 be9rabeu. &r fuhr i'm SuIi uUn
1902 ale Seeelmad,er- -8ehfe NIT Der Der. Staaten
Sse9otte philadelphia in cdS mteQdnotfde Reer !;
am 81. Sftcber purbe be 6regatte ourdb einew un-
9!"den 3ufaQ BON ben feerduberiiden 1ripClitanern
9enou'men uno bic QanSe ameritantid)e Wannfhaft,
tnas nid,t ma6acirt wurce, Su ScIduen 9enad5t. Sm
eanoe tpuroen fIe BON ben tuoen BeruobneSu arabi-
fhen Stammes auf cas @rauFanite bebanoelt, tpur,
BEN AT Bi9cn 9eipdnnt Mno muBten fdDere Stein-
brde 3'ehen. Set elmer heer mMbiamen Shleprereien
Der Stelnblode, ef beiaster Sanle6 9Sare erId6pft
nieoer ais lbm Der SfLauentreiber nit enem hneren
peltthenet eneU Seeb iiber ben &cpf oerIeBte, Der
in ieinem 9anjcn nahberi9en 9eben nod b0Ie Nclaen
surildlieB, incem ct balo nad eiMlgen abren fmad-
nng uno sueet gar IRE trMrOe. 01ah elner @efan9-
enfdaft uoM 19 Dcuaten uno Srrei Ga9en wurben rie
@efan9enen enclld dm a. SunI 1905 uteoer frei9e.
aeben, uno bon Der 8er Gtaaten TlctiQe unter Goat
ncbore rebEe uieoer in bre 0eimatb, Die Der. Staa
ten 9ebradbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27
Otr VQterlon6 z6rtunb un6 g eI1f b &c 9eif.

'rinten ?-Srseiben Sie. erreoertc Der junoe wedAn
oosu CLAUDE id bas uoOtommenite Neht ~ habet
'enn auf oem SdOe Oiees JaitbOfes teht ia neutIib
'n9etHrteben: "Soter trtnst man fremoe lSeiue.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-27

ssneinem 0aitbaufe fam je6ea tenb eia gut seslei.
beter jnnaer Mana mno franf, 70 of es @ thun liee.
Denelben temertte, 20 frn9te er erbteyt: Die m0een
Gle 10 nnserladaf ieit isab ben BfiH Auoerer Gkfs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 10th ult
Capt. HUNTER M'CuLIocH, aged about
SO years.
Died, in Marengo county, Alabama, on
the 18th June last, Mrs. MARTHA STRuD-
WICK, late of this county, in the 74th year
Of her age.
Died, in Wilmington. on Wednesday
the 18th ultimo, at the residence of her
son Col. VIM. Z. Anderson, in the list
year of her age, Mrs. Many r. ANDERSON.
formerly of Petersburg, but for many years
a resident of this town. She was hum.
bic christian, greatly loved and venerased
by all who knew her.
Died, in Bladen county, on Tuesday
the llth ultimo, very suddenly, Mrs. ELI,
"a ii. BELpEN, wife of Mr.. Robert c.
Belden, late merchant Of Fayetteville, and
daughter of Carlton Walker, deceased, in
the sad year Of her age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
Public Meeting.

A portion Of the people of Orange coun.
ty assembled at the store of Samuel N.
Tate, esq. on Saturday the 29th of June.
The meeting was organized by calling to
the chair Samuel Tate, sen, and appoint
ing Green D. Jordan secretary.
The object of the meeting was explain-
ed by the Chairman; when, on motion, a
committee, consisting of George Hurdle,
esq. John Tate, esq. Jesse Cant, esq. DR..
Thomas E. Griffis, DR.. Samuel j.. Holt,
Joseph Tate, Eli Murray, James Albright,
John Faucette and John Enochs, was APP
pointed, who reported the following pre-
amble and resolutions:
Whereas the state Of North Carolina
has rights and interests separate and dis
tinct from the Federal Government and
whereas it is the duty of the people to
adopt such a course Of local policy as will
secure to them the benefits of the govern.
ment here at home; and whereas it be-
longs exclusively to the General Assem-
bly, to enact such laws as will enable the
people Of the state to enjoy fully and free
ly all the advantages and privileges inten'
ded TO be conferred upon them by the con-
stitution of our own state; and whereas
the people of Orange county are entitled
to a division of the county, and have a
right to be represented on that as well as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By the steamship Acadia. which srriv
ed at Boston on Wednesday. we havs
London and Liverpool dates If the 4'h
instant.
The cotton market continued ia very
depressed stale. and prices had again re.
coded. The Tine. says: "I.nw cot.
tons. at the present moment. are che,peI
IN the Liverpool than in the American
market by sesrn.e,eh,hs, and the better
kinds. by about ha fr-nny. In the mean
time tatle IN tie msnui curing district.
wears heal ny Appearance"
Daniel 0'C"nn-ll has been sentenced
By the Cnurt Of Queens B. nch 10 be ,n.
prisoned for ,sslse calendar months. t.
pay fne H a2.OC0, and to enter into
securities 10 keep the peace for seven
yeats---h'msrlf IN a5 900. and two .ure.
ties of 60. 500 each.
John U'CorneIi. john Gray. y. Steele.
r Barrett, G. q Defy. and \ Nj Ray,
who " ere convicted along with O'Connell,
we're sentenced TO be Imprisoned for nine
calendar months. TO pay 6ne Of ESQ,
and eEter INTO securires 10 keep the
peace for seven ears themselves, rsspec-
tvely, IN 81, 008. and ,wo securities Of
$500 each.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
Notice----Taxes.
June -.

n SHALL attend al the following times and
- places, for the purpose o! collecting the
Tar due for The year lsi3.
Monaay, lst July. al Jesse B. Durham's
Tsesdsy the 81, Of John Newiin's
Wednesday the Sd, Al Ruffin's Mills
Tnursday the 9Th, at Michael Albright's
Friday the 5th. at Gearee Patterson's
Saturday the 9Th, at William A. Carrigan's
Monday the 9Th, at John s. Turren,ins's
Tuesday the sth. at Jacob Summers
Wednesday the iolh, al Chesley =. Faucets
Thrrrdsy the iith, 81 Mrs. Hp,chinson's
Friday the 18th. al Gabriel B Leafs
Saturday the 18Th, q, George A. Mebane's
Monday the 18th, al Hiilsborough
Tuesday the 10Th. at Bedford Hurdles
Wednesday the i7,h. at Mrs Mixes
Thursday the 18Th. OF Abner Psrker's
Friday the 18th, at William Lipscomb's
Saturday the goth, q, Harris W,'kerson's
Monday the cad. q, Prau's Store
Tuesday the ESD, at Joseph L. Mornings
Wednesday sssh. at William Traces
Thursday the 25lh, at Chapel hill
Friday the s6,h, at Thomas Longs
| Monday the ssth, at Pinkney sykes
Tuesdsy the 3oih, at HIllssorough. to collect
| town tax.
T The Justices appointed TO take the
| lists Of taxables for ls4i, will attend 81 the
above times and places; and every person
falling to give in his list is subject by law to
osy double tax, and the Sheriff 10 bound 10
Jas. c. TuRRENTINE. AG:
yans 10. 81