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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
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Cincinnati, Sctruar 22. $780, b..
Otr dtre eNatteur Ste(es Blaes tann aus Grrrrbuna
IIeo tcIt1ti9cn wAs > CTR y. cben (a9t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
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tpcbnte ldnsere 3ett in @uifprb @Olumbiana Co. Ohio
uno uerlieB enes Wor9ens in ieineu Berfaaef(eoern
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bort coer 9efeben Sclde, pee etras iiber lein Qez
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letner betlmmerten 6amilie oaoen adridt gu erbei:
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
300 3ha[er BeIDhnunQ.

netfer 5u @arrclrcn, Ntouri entrpt aus einer Qers
baftun9 nnter ben cdnben bcs orn. @eftcn g. Burdb
Ser Staaten Waritaas fur ben Dttrift BON Wi1ouri,
ourd ben er auf oe 8efduloguns peribiebener Berau
buusen Der po bin sefdnsh etnsesosen tporoen mar
Da nun tarfe germntbungseriinoe fur feine Sd,ulo
oOrhanoen lIno: go bete d) bierm sufdslid, su Der
beretts i'm geamen bes BOZ, bem
Spestala9enten auS9eesten Belebnung bon $50, eine
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man uno feine sBieoerabeferun9 in ben 9ertpabrlam
peg beaaten Warlbals ooer feiue 6ebaltung bts Der
oela9fe Warihaa tbn abfcr6era fann.
6. q. Widliffe,
9eneral pcitmeifter.
pcfamts Department -,
1iCUu,ber 6, lS43.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
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3iesenbetm in SfHrbefen, icl am IA. Sct. 1s42 81
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Grreiduns Der nttbtScn Dotumenten bebulFlid1 rpd'
re.
Gew:ycrt, 9. SER. 1914. Der GnrbelFlde Gcu>
1ul 6. lD. Saber.
Sclde, bic i'm Stanoe uo, bic 9etuin}dtc 9Iusfunft
III ertbecn, nr sebeten, eIb9e an Den llnterSeid'ne
ten ,u ro3ten. 81. I'm b It dter,
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mir tped,Ielu, wereen crudt, pbi9e 9tafra9e ent9e
Rale lit ibre Gpalten auf5unebmen, spconrdb fe uns
su @5eseuoienften ocrpHlbten.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
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SpGepb br e?

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bort oen Canal babseret ieia @r ,piro btemt brin'
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sIebre0e: Ncam 5dOrb, @autOm, Gtarf County,
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mir bic @bre baben, rueroen b6fidit er1udt, cbaem
Snerste sefdQist etnee WaaIe ene Aufuabme in Sbre
refp 8ldtter aneeoeiben 1u IoGen. 2l.4m
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
$50 fIrlb bic beiben
Samili lien&eilha adunh HIfram

aus hem 86nisreid, Sah1en
Mt secadten Samten lanoete id, 1899 III 8alti.
more SeIbi9e beab1distcn ndmlid, ibre Rete in Die
@eseno nad9 pittsburS bin, UNI i'd, bort sanO an3us
taufen.
Der llnterS einete bttet besbalb cole Meufhens
e nOe, ibm iber beren ufeutbaltsUrt balO9en 9Iuf,
IbluB ;u erthetlen.
0cinrid Safer
Infant Reg. Comp D Buffalo, N. Y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
$50 Gnb

$50 Gno
unoSacOb 8usart, unbI 0,
500 INN ermdnu?
Die ;ulest erbalteuen Sladridten bon Obi9eu paren
bon SN 8uraaro Don Jerp. .Srleans, BON s. Sur9aro
BON pcrtsm0uth, Sho uuo BON &. 3immermann BON
Dearrictto, Qhio Der llnrersed1nete, 8rubcr unc
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neten baopn su bcnadridti9en, tpcour e itd ibm Sl
Oanf oerpatdten. . ..
Su0falc, Sanuar %, 1914.
peter Sur9arb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
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niehts pon ihm bbrte. uno er mtrc jeoem menld)ens
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er bon inn peB, 1T, buB tet @eCr9 @cer III eancaiter
mar.
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GatbeH WiIll0tpt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
% . III
NHna Marta Bauer,
9ebarti9 aus 3eIL
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pittsbur9b pa.

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9lmerifa aus9ewanoert fetn, anb fd geeenDdrtis in
benz Stdbtden Spis, in Der Ndbe BON pbilabelpbia
a aufbalten. Der llntersednete ibr Sdwaser bittef
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fennt, um balbse ausfunft unter feiner sbore6e.
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@9 lnlere 0errn @clesen uno belonbers bieient
gen BON pbila6elpbia mer6en unter 3uflAeruna BON
GeSenbienffen um sefdlliSe sufnahme sebeten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
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at osa es Dlr senstsn su unp nren nns
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paeen ma9, ill., "a Mrbeaarte mcpp cine teeeere 4n.
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ir 9rsi@ "e einenblsr au esrfertisen Sr nee unS
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9sir laoen eeermann frtunt aftli n bci ,ns an,ur,
nno pesn re terner Sun nrer @6nncr nnur beisutrEi
ju bewirten. s"'p"e9s
partrts t t unb &eBIer
stt Steamfountrp Or m q . n, Suni %. 1sAa
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
@eor9 9lnthpnD.
GatebeS WiW6tpt.
IS . It
&arIYede rausSa aarbru ii de't

HbeInpren6en
Derielbe 1T 98a9ucr leiner rcfefIon uno le6te i'm
Sabre 1842 etni9e 3eit in Warren Sru1bul Co., >.
Sen unterseidneter 8ruber, Der, ungeadtet aer att
1epaoten Ntibe, felt Dem Soerbltc 1942 feline ndbere
BON ibm erbalten fcnnte, rInIobft fehn
id1 su wif1eu, no fh esrIelbe seoenwdrtis aufpdlt
l8er ibm &adridt 9ebt, sesen ben miro er IId1 per
pfld,tet fuhIen.
Buffalo, ben Is. Sanuar 1914
Quetpt0 Befer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

az PACKET FOK HAVHc-srcond Lime The
M3N Shin UTlCA, f.. Hewitt Master will sail on u Isl
M&s26 Nay. For freight or p,.saee Apply -
BUYD X HINCKFN.
&c most 'Ruilding cor Wall and Wster stu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
Albany DAY LINE.
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,

aEaIeH EJ DAILY, Sundays exceptei-1hrough Di-
rsSHxy}s rect at NJ, from the Steamboat Pier be-
y-s-AX-twe Corttandt aud Liberty streets.
Tire steamboat KNlL KERBOCKER, Captain A. p. st
John, Aond y, Wednes tsy and FRIDAY evenings att
The Steamroat ROCHESTER,, Captain A, Houghton, on
Tnesaav, Thursday and Saturday Evsniug,. att.
4, Five o'clock-Lsnding Il mtelmed'ste Places:-
he Steamboat CURTIS PECK. Captain w ii. Peck.
Tuesday; Thursday aud Saturday ats P. M
The Steamboat NORIH AMERICA, Captain Il. @
2. NJ.
Passengers taking this line of boats will arrive Albany
ample time take the Morning Train of Cars for the
O. The above Boats a,d substantial furnished
with aud State Rooms for speed and
modaors unrivasi on the Hudson.
For freight apply board p c. Schultz
the Office on the wharf. a12rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
Vol. L, No. I14-Whols No. 36s
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup,
hshsd every day Of the year except New Years day anu
Fourth OF July Price cents per copy-or ~ 20 per I'LL
nsm-postages paid-cash in advance. s..
THE WEEKLY HERALD--pubbshed every e ea nm,.
mornlng-prce 81 cents per copy, or ~ ~ per ainu-
hostages paid cash in a vance ,, :,
= ADVERTISERS informed that the Circulation OF
the Herald il over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
last has the largest circulation Of paper IN this city
,oord and is therefore the best channel for 6'ie5i
Sen IN the city country Pr1ces hooerse-cash Ia aa
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PsopRrKroR HERALD EsTABLIsHdEvr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06

ed, we will state that, if unusual efforts have been
made, full returns might possibly have been re-
ceived at Winchester. from Shenandoah, when
the cars left the former place for Baltimore but,
by effort, could full returns have been received
from Rockingham and Page, at Winchester, at
the hour the cars left for Baltimore. We re-
ceived slip from the Winchester Republican,
dated on Tuesday morning, which not only says
nothing Of these returns, but does not even give
full returns from the county (Frederick) in which
it is printed. Returns from Shenandoah and
Rockingham have never heretofore been received
in Winchester in less than twenty -four hours
after the election, and from Page, ir less than
three or four days 1t is possible that the major
tiles in these counties are something near what,
in our opinion, has been guessed, but we are sat
isfied full returns could not have been received
from them.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06
MR.. WICKLrFFE IN THE FIELD.

We have been informed by gentleman Of
Fairfax that the Postmaster General, Mr. Wick
life, took an active part in the election in that
county in behalf of Mr.. Polk The service rem
dered by Mr.. Wickliffe consisted in endorsing
the election returns put forth by those enlighten-
ed champions Of the public liberty, Messrs. Seng.
stack and Towles. The news from Pennsylva-
MIA being thought favorable to Mr.. Polk, these
worthless expected TO use it to confirm the waver-
ing, or to intimidate the feebe-wied by brandish-
ing that terrible thing, ga triumph" in their
faces. This is certainly very contemplate &C.
cupation for the Postmaster General. 1t reminds
US, by the way, of a remark of Mr.. Jefferson. In
letter to one Of his friends, we believe it is Mr.
busying himself with elections, and attempting to
influence the people in favor Of his party, he
could not help suspecting that the fellow was
thinking of his bread" Gen. Jackson also dep
recated the idea of bringing the patronage Of the
Federal Government into conflict with the free
dom of elections.
But, after all, Mr.. Wickliffe has done no great
harm to the Wings, or good to his party. An
officer of State who has wandered 80 far in the
ways Of corruption, to pay the editor of news
paper for his editorials out of the public Treasu-
ny, can give little weight to the statement of even
Sengstack and Towles; the good people of Fair
fax would, therefore, be likely to demur to the
endorsement of the Postmaster General.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06

The Snow STORM ON THE LAKEs-MoRE Dis
AsTERs.-ln consequence of the sewers snow
storm, the lutte steamer Emerald from Buffalo
for Chippewa, lost her course, and ran so hard
on Bird Island, that she could not work herself
off by steam. boat was lowered and kedge
anchor carried out for the purpose of hauling her
off When the small boat was last seen by peo-
pie on shore it was capszed, drifting down the
river, with two men hanging on it up to their
necks in the water. The schooner Philadelphia
is ashore at Cleveland, with load of wheat from
Michigan city, to King & Co., of Buffalo. Two
schooners are ashore at Black River, bound up.
Names not known. Brig Henry Clay was sunk
at Milan with cargo of merchandise The
steamboat United States met the snow storm at
Huron, and lay there from Sunday morning till
Wednesday morning at two O'Clock. The brig
Emerald is ashore at Black River with load of
wheat from Chicago.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06
WITHDRAWAL OF MR.. PHOENIX.

The New York Tribune Of yesterday morning
says that the Hon. ]. Phillips Phoenix requests us
to announce the withdrawal of his name from the
Congressional canvass in the Third District. We
deeply regret this withdrawal of our faithful, wor-
thy, and beloved Representative, whom some of
the people wiN vote for in spite of his request.
Unassuming, mild, and deferental, we know that
he has been esteemed in Congress as he deserves
to be, and has thus been enabled to render good
service to his constituents Mr.. P. withdraws, as
under other circumstances he would have stood,
because he believes the country's good urgently
demands it. He will ever be- as he has been, a
devoted champion Of the good Wing cause, and
will give to it his best energies to-day.
John H. Williams, Esq. the Wing candidate of
the Fourth Congressional district in the city of
New York. has declined the nomination rendered
him by the Wing party.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06

SERIOUS AFrRAY.--Monday afternoon, about
two o'clock, an ARRAY took place at the Twelfth
Ward polls. 1t appears that some alteration
took place between some persons of the Locofoco
party and Wing named Jacob B. Miller, arising
out Of an attempt of the former to prevent man
who was in the employ of Miller, from voting the
Wing ticket. Miller interposed and was at once
assaed with abuse and threats Of personal in
jury, followed up by demonstrations of an imme-
date assault. He retreated and was pressed over
to the other side of tho street until he reached
the store of Mr.. Matthew Clarke By this time
he had been struck several blows and the cry
was" kill him kill him. An effort was made
TO get him into the store, which was finally sue
cessful. He was closely pressed however, in
getting In that after repeated warning to that effect
he drew a pistol and fred upon his assalants.
The crowd became at this still more violent
and stones were thrown through the windows
Of the house, when he again fired twice. One
shot only took effect, the ball striking a man
named William Stewart, resident of the west
ern part Of the city, and the leader Of the assail-
ing party, in the left shoulder. By this time, the
Mayor and High Constable Shut had reached
the spot, and the former, by judicous and active
nterposIton, succeeded in getting Miller out Of
| the house, and placed him in charge of an officer
who took him before Justice Blair. He was fol-
lowed by an immense crowd, abusing, threaten.
| ing, and throwing stones at him. The Mayor, in
order to prevent any difficulty also went to the
| magistrates office. After Miller was taken into
| the office, considerable tumult was kept up with
| out. The Mayor addressed the crowd briefly,
and so far succeeded in allaying the excitement
that they permitted Miller to be brought out and
placed in hack, when he was conveyed to Jail.
Medical assistance was obtained for Stewart, but
the wound proved in no wise scrious.-Bah Am.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06
DESTRUCTION OF THE HISTORIAN MISSION

DESTRUCTION OF THE HISTORIAN MISSION
Our advices from Constantinople of 9th Sep
TENDER announce the expulsion of the Mlssiona-
res from the HISTORIAN country, by the Patriarch.
The Missionary houses were torn down and the
property destroyed, Mar Shimoun threatening to
excommunicate any of his people who should
hold intercourse with the Missionaries. This re-
suit is said to have been brought about by an at
tempt on the part of the Presbyterian or Metho-
dist Missionaries to obtain the supremacy, inn
medately after the Roman Catholic Missionaries
had been expelled from the Territory. The Mes
torans now occupy their ancient position, and re-
fuse to receive Missionaries from any Christian
sect. They believe this to be the only safe posi-
ton for their temporal and spiritual we!fare.-N
Y. Sun.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06

FREE TRADE.-When too late to expose the
principles of the free trade party, they grow bold
in defence of their doctrines. Thus the election
beginning to-day, the Post of last night admits an
appeal to the friends of free trade to vote for
Polk. Americans, at least, whether native or
adopted citizens who vote for Polk and Dallas,
will repent of it in dust and ashes
". Y Express of uesierdnu
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
CONNECTICUT!
ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL!

From the New York Tribune.
Our first express by locomotive from Hartford
and horses from New Haven is just in, bringing
returns from nearly half the State. Hartford,
New Haven. and Fairfield counties are nearly
complete. The result is glorious The Clay
electors are chosen in the State by $500 to 5000
majority. In New Haven county alone we have
gain Of 600 from last spring, when Governor
Baldwin had 1,247 over Cleveland. Nobody can
pretend to doubt that that majority is more than
doubled. Now, three cheers for the gallant
Wings of Connecticut, and up, boys, and at
them!
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Col. JACOB G. DAVIES, elected on the 2lst of
October to serve the Chief Executive officer of
this city for the period of two years, was sworn
in and entered upon the discharge of the duties
OF the office yesterday morning about eleven
o'clock. The oath of office was administered by
Mayor James 0. Law. the late Mayor, whose
term of service expired when Col. Davies was
sworn in.-Baltimorc American, Nou. 5.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNsYLNANIA.-Some Ia or Is, counties are
yet to be heard from. In the counties from which
returns, reported and authentic, have been re-
round numbers, and some tables make it more.
The Locofoco Electoral ticket is carried by proba-
bly, 5000 or 5000 majority. We shall re.publisb
the table of counties when further authentic re-
turns are received.
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The venerable John c. Adams addressed an
overlooking assembly of his constituents in the
church at Braintree, Massachusetts, for about
two hours, on Wednesday. Tuis gentleman, in
company with the Hon. S. c. Philips, is an
nounced to address the Wing party at Bridge
water on Wednesday, to-day.
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Died, at Little Rock, Arkansas, on the 9Th ult.
of apoplexy, lst Lieut.. WILLIAM BOWMAN, of
the First Regiment U. S. Dragons. He was
inferred by the Little Rock Guards" with mil
itary honors, and the ceremonies at the church
and the grave, we're numerously attended by the
citizens.
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FOR PRESIDENT, s,
H E N r Y CT A Y.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN.
W A S H N G 7 @ N.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov'R 6, 1874.
A REQUEST.

We are always glad to see our friends, and to
supply them with whatever information we have !;
but we must insist that our composing room shall
not be made place Of general resort. They
must see the necessity Of observing this request
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SAVAGE RENcoNTRE-Last evening there was
one of those dsgraceful riots, which have brought
shame upon the city and Fire Department.
The rowdies belonging to the Weccacoe Hose,
attacked the Weccacoe Engine Company's Hose,
on Queen street, with brickbats and other mis-
SHES ..
A general fight ensued in the course of which
member of the Weccacoe engine company was
terribly beaten with club, and two more were
badly shot in the face, by the discharge of pistol
loaded with small shot
The members of the Weccacoe finally retired
into their engine house, and that terminated the
fight for the ,ime.-Philad. u. s. Gaz
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North CARoLINA--We say to our friends a.
broad, that let what other State that may, dsap-
point the expectations of the Wings, the Old
North State will record her vote on Monday
next for CLAY and FRELTNGHUYSEN Our
accounts from every quarter of the State, leave
not loop TO hang doubt on.--Raleigh Regis
ter, Nou. l.