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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

The following from the Repor, Of the Com.
that corrcc, views are obtained 10 some OF the
Departments at Washington, upon The sub
ice, of the Mineral reserves of this region
There are some suspended patents
for lands sold in the Mineral Point dis
trici, in Wisconsin, and which must re-
main SO until the question between the
pa,enlees and the Government is set
tied, respecting the mineral properties
of the lands embraced By them. This
matter is Of long Standing, and has oc-
casioncd great annoyance 10 the Office,
and doubtless 10 all tho authorities
which have been brought within its
range, and has now become one CT SO
much difficulty as TO sci at defiance the
ordinary means Of adjusting ii. Whc,h-
err the original law shalt be enforced,
through the administration OF a board
acting iudlcially, and deciding upon
The liability in each case. CT the lands
shall DC given up. and the patents issued
as in other cases, rests with the lrgis-
iative authority. II the object of the
Government be, in reserving mineral
lands, to obtain q price for them above
the ordinary minimum, when their ac-
tnal value shall have been ascertained,
il should be borne in mind tina, this
cannot be done without, in many eases.
a heavy expenditure, which enters in
TO the price of the land, and is the
same in effect, whether made by the
Govcrnmct or the citizen. If the OBJ
iect is to retain .hcm permanently, that
their resources may be developed by
the direc, operation of the Government
for the general benefit of The country.
then tic advantages accruins 10 The
country by yielding them 10 private
enterprise are brought into considera'
ton, along with the adaptation of thai,
course 10 the spirit of our citizens and
the rigid economy of our Institutions.
1t is not for me, however, TO suggest
the gencaal policy that should obtain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

SINGULAR PensrvERENeg.-rw citizens Of
Lee County, Iowa Territory mos, south
easterly County Of that Territory. became
bail. about one year since, for Tho appearance.
al tho District Couri, Of one Shepard. ndicl-
ed for horse stealing. Thus released. by no
small degree Of tact. from situation border
in. loo closely upon business for the comfort
or preference of n fashionable gentleman.
Shepard concluded to travel. lie subsequent
ly took Up resijency 10 this County, and u.
gain became a horse dealer OF very suspi.
cious character. Ia The mean time, the sure
ties, leaning Shepards whereabouts and find
ing that they had engaged IN matter not
likely TO turn out greatly 10 their profit that
they had entered npon pay or play cour Sc
procure copy Of shs reco.nizance and pro.
coed to this County 10 procure his srosi.--
Hero they are told that nothing short of reqnl
siion from the Governor OF Iowa upon our
Goverro: would justify the arrest. llereuPon,
they turn abou,-,nvel to Iowa City by way
Of Lee coun,y-ihence TO Madison City
thence back TO this County. where they ar
rest Shepard and march him back TO Lee
County: performing, in all. a journey of near
eight hundred miles, on foot! and learning
something abou, the precise nature Of becom'
bail for a horse thief
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

UNPREcEDENTED RECEIPT OF Rev.
ENUE.-1he receipts at The New York
Custom House, from the LIST TO the
cath uIt. inclusive, were Two Mill
ions Six cen Thousand Five Hundred
and Eighty-sia Dollars and Eighty
three cen,s--S2.O DIG $50 IS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
ADVENTURE OF A vERMoNrER
(coNcLupGD)

DEAR JAKE. My lssi letter ieft me swab.
bing and charging my 'stubb and 'wis'' for a
now kind Of game. had tremendous fl
Of tho buck agcc, TO think 'ha! The buck shot
! was measuring Gu, might send fellow be-
inr 10 eternity, aud that | was about 10 set
up my corpororiiy as mark fer jimmy Eiils
10 shoe; a,-such thoughts threw me into a
fever hot enough 10 roas, me outright. could
not sleep that Liphi 10 more ihsn Darius
could " bile his fIieGd was panasing Of Ire
hospitality of lions den. Aye, Jake, yon
never have had snch an awful moment before
you. The unfteiing earth roII'd on. striking
fail 10 crow 10 lie, the people snCw it was
day. You never had your nerves positively
and negatively electrified with hope and far
while The forkeJ lightning sraies rp ded,h's
head. and tsrfors all around you you hare
never seen Time reduced 10 enc small Is ct
hardly broad enough FOR you 10 set your fcot
upon darkness and eternity about 10 swallow
you ~ shame. fear, pride. doOb, and con-
science. all fighting in your bosom like the at
oms of chaos that Milton sings Of. Sometimes
hope fastened 10 Squire WrseacIe's commit
Zee Of peace, who would interfere inst in time
to save our honor and salt peire. Bot suppose
The Squire should neglect us,-and SGuires arc
sometimes like rookery in order to &c, BUSH
ness-ihen must Kill. or be Silled; no aieIna-
live but ,ha, Of Roman gladiator. Dear Jake.
you and mother know how peaceable am. but
now I'm far away from your smiles and advice,
loading my fowling piece 10 Kill bajgeG.-
Do il | must-the law Of self defence soothes
my burning forehead; better kill than be killed
better chGtc Than be chaied as neighhor Dob
sen used to say. Bu, the hour big with fate
anu destiny came q, last Belsha,zar. dunk
and trembling with the mana pota. was NOT in
a verse conti'ion 10 fight a duel than j. /
should have feared 10 risk a dime upon The
chance Ct my biting a ten acre field. My
kSees iremblsd. but Oh weni-l reared the
middle Of The field. cooked my double lock.
and watched fer III, foe. My manceuveFs now
were like those of > wiidiurAey hunter peep
ing, stretching ant stopping. Bot all al once
in The dim light. Jimmy Ellis sprung Up as
if out CT the ground. in forty steps OF me. Ny
hear, sprung Upward too. a, least foot. as II
sensible that Jimmy would ain ati rather
than any other par, ofmy body: but my il! star
we'd fingers, had them on my Triggers, '6ey
Instantly contracted, and of sent my back
shot towards he maH 10 The mcon. Sas
now io'aly defeaseiess. thought Of suIren.
der. 40, Gods sake don't shco' me Mr.. IL
us: what's a rair { hIccehes 10 a mans lie.
S2ste ms life. aud take The spell" Bat What
do you think, Jimmy himself vas 'keeied o.
ter kicking End burg The ground. IL
screamed murder iil The gathering b'ood
ehok, his inference. lhsad l.u-l : ausw r
icr Shrek. Jimpy's e>csr'. consisting Of 81
or Go ac9asin'aec-s. III was = base ben a
priva'e n,es'ing howsvefl weie suoa a. ~
side. Bo, who can describe nv seasa'i7n>'
o,d Cain osly knew Ihem. vas now =
nOEdsIsi. a horrO' % great da:.Dsss fci. Up
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

tbs CHARTER ELECTION of Detroit took
place on the 4rh inst. resulting in the election
Of democratic Mayor, two democratic Alder.
men. three wing Aldermen and one tie. II is
though. The wings will secure majority Of
the Cuy Council.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

DIscoSrlNuEp.-The Milwaukee Democrat.
Wisconsin DemOcra, and Wisconsin 4Egis
have seyefally suspended publication. A
wan, Of adequate SUPPORTS. in each case. as
signed as the cause. The first mentioned is
transformed into 40 anti slavery paper, en'i'
ileJ, american Freeman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

PThe Philadelphia custom, house
is doing the best business at presen' y
has done for years. For the last Two
weeks the duties have averaged saw
900 per day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

SEvEFTy on EIGnrY PERSONS have made a
profession Of religion a, Po,osi. in this Coun.
~ within the las, Two weeks. The reforma-
ton is sill in progress, and seems no, TO have
reached its zenith.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

nThe city of New York contains
GAS Clergyman, 736 Physicians, ana
$50 Lawyers. lis Newspaper esian'
lishmen,s, not including other periooi'
Gals, are in number, GO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

fPThe Boston Courier coniradicts
explicitly the rumor that Mr. Chos'e
intends resigning his seat in the Uni'ea
States Senate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

An adjourned term of the Supreme
Court of Rhode Island commenced on
the Goth ult. The trial OF Gov. Dorr
was TO begin OH the 2Sth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

From official notice in another col
umn it will be seen that the Attorney
General Hon. John Nelson) has been
appointed Acting Secretary OF State.
and Commodore Lewis Warrington 20
be Acting Secretary Of the Navy
Wash. I Nat. Int.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

Nearly thirty thousand letters and
above ninety bashsis Of newspapers
were despatched to the South IRON
Boston the other day hy one mail-to
say nothing OF The Boston letters and
papers received by the ll,5ernia and the
mails, and distributed 10 that city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

FATHER MATrHEw has accepted
the c.isr of free passage IN Grinneil,
Minlum, & Co.'S New York and l.iv-
erpool packets, and viii come over in
Juue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

1t ;sa mistake that Judge Porter
left Mr.. Clay large legacy. The
Louisville Journal says he lief, him
breast pin-noihing more.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

LrAp.-In consequence Of large shipments
having taken place. lead has advanced. The
price. by the las. ". Y. city papers is quoted
hs3,50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

GPThc ladies Of Buffalo, y. Y. had
4 Leap Year Ball" on the evening Of
FeS. 2s.-l Miiwaukean.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
fPTherc are said 10 be six nor

TPTherc are said 10 be six pork
Packing Establishments in Missouri:
one al Hannibal, ono at Palmyra, one at
Glasgow, and three st ST. Louis. There
may be others. There are four lard
oil manufacturers. two il s.. Louis
and two in Hannibal. These eSiab-
li>hmcnis have done large business.
-TSaint Louis Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

Il is no, true that so 600 lbs Of mineral have
beed raised from tho new discovery in Hurfi.
cane. One nough, less, however, will express
the amount very nearly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

1Ar DxnocRATIc NATIoSAL CONVENTION
to nominate Presideu, and Vice President,
will assemble al Baltimore OIL The Goth Of May
next.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

Mr.. Fox took formal leave vi the
President. and Mr.. Packenham was
formerly introduced TO ,hst functionary
on Wednesday night, the 2lst nIt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23
&eee9e@ 300 8@00oeee,
Wtarttu Bau QSure1.

Der Utica Sbleroer' maht folsenoe treffeube 8p.
'erfun9en uber bic 8erleunlouneen uub Sd,impferep
NIT oenen Die Vooeraen Warttn 9an 8urew tets i.
berbdufen
"QSarum taBsn bic slritotraten, "oie Hetd,en unc
bod @ebornen'' W Sau Bureu 70 irbr 3 JEarum n
er gu allen 3etten Der @e9entano ibrer Migqunf unr
lbres Nb bdeue-tparum Die 3ielhebe ibrer feinoieli.
gen Serleumolnsen setpeien Ren Mann, um uus
ie1neS Ansoruds Seerione su beb en- n, bat in e1eu
9robern WeaBe "ote Oelun9 fooeratCter elaen'' er.
baltcn.
lno rparuu, fra9en pir tpieoer, 1T er 70 lana bic
31ellbelee 1hrer nnoufboliden SalIhbeit aepeier ?
Setn @baratter 1T buman uno milo ;feiue Sprad,e
ME 9rcb uno beleolseno, 1onoeru artg uno rubio,
lsb nOenn anoere beY serrser Ge,ung gu oeftiefeit
uno 0robbelt bepe9t tperoen aaein Sa1lf1mutb unb
rubt9e Duloun9, llnbeidoenbeit une Galent. t6nneu
lhn nld,t beiusen fe ldeinen i'm @e9enbe bic 9lns
9rlfe ietner Setnoe eber 5u teieern. ais at moern.
ST o'eetdt bic nieoere oertunf 8an 8uren's bic oes
beime urlade Der Safdbeit, nit Der er anaeqrtfen
wtro ST es-petl ieln 8ater Der arbeiteuben R(age
dn9eborte -etn etnfader Bauer mar, tresbalb Der
Sohn NIT Der 9ewBeuloiefeu unb blin6eten Neinbfe.
li9feit nnb unaufberldem 0aBe beimeeltt uno iber.
biuft puroe ? 9Scroen es tbm bic f5Dera(1iIAen
lrtctraten ME per9eben, oa8 er d bon nieoer stel
lung, tn Der er Sebcren tpuroe, bis CUR bben in Der
9Selt-5um Saupte bteler 9rosen O1ation- emporse
brun9en bat. YSir miBen. bae In (tiner Suoene ale
Nttel aufseboten ~urofn> ~etden 0Retdtbuu, Stanb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23
. er Boterlano noSfreunO
nno @eiit Der 2ett

nT Q8ro pom Oio,!at 2Iprtl AT Biz CUR n6dlfeu Wrd>
iTorutcu gSabl Cetn 3ettraum ocn o0ni9 Mcnaten
al eoen llnteridretber. ju SO @ents III g II
aus be "a ! u 8 as1eIatcn, wenn il0, tple p,r
BET eem 9utcn 3mcd ntd heSmefel, cine hlnlduo(cbe
slusat luteridreiter faocu iclten. Dteie ginrdtun
no mir 5u trctfen 9eicnnen, UNI e5 jeoem OeutIhen
audb oem 9ermlten mo}Iid1 81 MAIDEN, d) nit Der 80
ltf uneres 9emctnlnmen S1teranoe6, belruDers abvr
nit Den pcIlttihen 0auptfra9en, bic Tdbrenb bes Re
rets be9pnncnen Wahfarpfes beioe Narteiru cieies
e1noeS heihdftl9en, betannt 3u MAIDEN. Ser 9egeu
wart9e Sahlfampf 1T BON bcher Bibtiateit- w,Chii
ger, ais alle br9en, Die iri Der rcputfanildeu Ser
f1un9 Der Union tattfanbe Ser Neino lnlerer Grei
hctt Der Seloaocl ee|e5 Qanoes, 1T oerfet uuo bic.
Itet 9les auf mas 9rgt uno Hdnfe nur eroenfeu f6u
nen. nm feine berrfdiildtisen pdne burh5ultsen.-
@r ldbt tetn Wtel unuerud1t-lei eS aud bas oerabz
)iheuun9e n9ewiroi9fe-nm Dem Bolfe gum miecerbpten
Y2aIe cine Ser Staaten Sanf II. een brben Sbut,e
|aou outjuburoen-Jtc) cnmal raft er nit S>Diuel1s
tpnth alle eue Trafte ulamen, I'm Die 3lNel Der Ne
I9ternng an @ su retsen, UNI 1etue Waot auf III II,
Ider iteDen Su ftnnen.-oeu @tnsepanberten, Gan,
beonoers ater ben Oeut1fen: le9t er ine Gall(trte
@r ut ile ourd allerle fallde 8crpie9eunoen in eiu
01ee sn lpten, 81 ui9drnen ju betpegen, Die @rnos
|ise Der ty1brcn reihett unb @ledbett su ocr(oeu,
unb 70 e 5u ,errdtbern, bcs tbeuren 8aterlauoes Il,
MAIDEN !-@r beudelt tbnen unter aperlet W2a6feu
lTrcuuo1d,aft um bnen beU Ndberer Elm neuee Oepo.
ten cSU aufegen Su f6nuen, bas e ebeno bart, weun
ntt barter, cruden mlroe, ais od6jenge, Dem le Der
lSretbett mtlen entrcnnen ftno Desbalb lit es uuum.
l0dn9[h nptbpenoia baB (I Elm ieoer einaepanberte
Deutide nit b. .pcltiiben Sauptfraaen aenau befannt
madt, fd in NQem uuterrtet, oan,it er niot IRE oe.
eitet merbeu fann ourd finoife poen H. ldoerltdien
Ipopana su benen bic Bbtse nod jeberseit tbre 3us
Ifud,t nebmen musten, tpenn fle ben Stee errinaen
tpoQten.-Q8r fcroern oesbab ale un1ere bemofratis
lfhen Sreunoe i'm untD unb g t aat e auf ibr
M69li6(tes 3lr Serbrettun9 nnfereS 8ates be,utrd-
gen, uuO thre oeutien Nadbarn su benadbrdItiaen,
pelhe @reidterung mir ibnen hermit anbiete, unl
fId BON benz Stanbe Der 9esenndrttsen ponf geb6ria
unterrbten nno gun, 8an,pfe fir bas alqemtene uub
ibr eisenes Wohl imedcienIhe @afen in Bereitfdaft
lbalten 3u fbnnen -Dentt bes Sturns bel gutter 3et
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23

Iuno Mat Su @ebore tanben, nm i'm brunten su bats
ten-um ben SauernsSObn BON &moerboOf gu osrhirt.
bern, fd bon Der neoern SrGuns, in ter er sebrren
wuroe, ennpcrsulhptnsen atten (eine Galente uno
SIu6bauer rdumten ale SoiuoerniBe aus bem QSese,
uno unterts pom 8oIfe, oeBen eie6Ine er balo wur:
oe, 8eihnete er id balo aus a1ein Der oaB uuo Die
SenoieI'9tet et"er foberaltifdeu geinee beben Die
Sreuno uno Setpunoercr "aIeider Hettte" fonnte in
Der @eIhit,te M. 8an 8uren's cine berrltee uuo er
ntutbi9enoe Selebrun9 ces wcblbdttsen @uHuBes uns
ierer Sntntcnen feben. 0eirgeno6 ldBt 11db cine
refeucere DarteIluus oes Oemofratilben @runo fnBs
es ftnoen, als in Der perfcn 81. Ban Suren's u1o
cGst man ieiueu 8crtfhriten rOu Der Ounfelbet uno
sIrmutb bis CUR boh fen suS;eidnung Ded, berFthcs
8eDpie[ fir etnen iunoen Mann, Der nad) 9ussetd)
nunq trebt @5 mus in ieiner Brnif lcbenotees Se.
puBtieDu erpeden oaB fetu uuiissrwinoldes Ninoer.
mig linn in, qSese tebt' oielebe bcbe AasSebnuu9 su
erlangen.''
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23
AVGfVVUV"I
6 o II q r E &.

gon gSaihngtcn baben mir beue nidbts BON befort.
oerer S.b9fett ja bertd)ten, ais baB infer Neprds
lenta"t W Oor lld BON leirer &ranfbet pieoer err
eolt w. nun letnen Ss i'm ecn9reB pieber einnebmen
m1ro 0osenoe 0tadrtdten entuebmen mir aus aBed,s
lelblattern: T
M d t9. Dae Staatsoepartcmeni ., BaGtiuos
ton pat e1neL D. &atier D. Nuslano erbaltenen llfas
pnblBtrt, tponadh Ue9en oee Saatrens Der bortiaen
grnote, ote @nfubr aueIdncilder @etraoe, rdmlie,
:Hosssn Wa'5en, 9afer. Ger lte uuO 8udmai5en bis
Der Senat bat beioe @rnennunsen, Bic pes nerrn
5obn q: Spencer gum 9iebter bem oberlfen @eridtss
ecf Der Ser. Staaten, uno bic bes 0errn sames W.
porter gum &rie9smuilter, oerrporfen @rferer hattie
eoe elne yeojorttdt BON big Stimmen sesen iIet.
SaSe9en ltIn1n'ten fur Soerrn pprter nur in ADen.
Die i'm Soau1e paflTrte Bta sar 3urud,obluno ber
StraMtlummn'e M Sen: 5adlons ideint i'm Senate beft.
gen QStoeritano su fin0en ~"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23
> y % q efebseb ma.
Mittmph. Gan. 2

WFlttDCd, San. 30
Senat. oerrn &cebs BG sur @intbeiluua oes
Staats IN Reprdientnnten Diltrtfte ire beIelbe BON
Der oasu ernannten Committee oerbefert mar. palrte
9ente gum or!ttenmale NIT 20 9eaen 16 Stimmcn.--
err gortes bcantraste einen geihIue, bic gBah per
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23

Co. Die Bin, ,peld,e bic Beclter 8anf BON ,. Be,
tin,mwn9en bes @efeses pom sorlestett Wtuter auss
blte unb btee sntalt aufs neue incorporrt, 1T nun
audi i'm @runo gum brittenmale patlrt. 9Sr perben
nddte Bcfe :. Eebatten ber oieStQ ausfUbr!ib mits
tbeilen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23

l. Stttritt Sl1ptcn QBctt, ron y0dmiltcn,
2. S'mes Of. 9prfp. ron Oarte,
3. ~ .. Sorsn,an, rcu Green,
4, :. s. 1ap!pr, pom Champaign,
S. SHp. 699ins, prn $ueas,
6. 0ilhcrt 8rad, prn 9Brpc,
T. ; ~ Q. QRblte, non 8rrmm,
s. Shr,nas Wc&rerp, prn 0rB,
9. e"lrntn Setter, pom 4)it1pap,
TO- J"nrs p.rtcr, non $itins,
IT. ~ Scbn SortruR rrn lNurcn
l2. ~ 9crr9t Srrminr, ron 9cctc,
ID. Sauttus .. Y rrcp, ron O1rr8An,
IA. ~ Staat I1. <aunin9, rcn @ucrn(tp,
Is. 9Saltcr Somicfcn, prm 6arri(cn,
l6. ~ @etotian &rainarr, ron Iuscara,pAs,
n. ~ Samrs Sartrs fr. rrn Carroll,
lS. ~ NeaI 0cGrp ron Qeapnc,
~. ~ M Srcnr, 9rn @.rminit,
20. ~ 0enjalnin Nplms ppn GATE
q. ,, SterDan 81 SAr emf, ron l)1crna
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23

Clap @lu b-Neu9ieroe brad5te uus lcttenNPous
|tn9 Nbero IN ben bief9en @Iny @lub. Die beut1the
Clap . nfe idn9er 1anQeu einige Gnittelperfe
ab, bic ben nrpitertofen Eite fIbrten . as @Iap
y fan o.-yNtr nerbcn nddite YEcd,e rieaecbt n,ebr
nber oteie nnibertreIthe poele fa9en teute ei uns
@ oIos eraubt 3u ia9en, oaB AUDI Die ut d, Nrn.
WpI9s e'ren nberaus 9rOBen Ntideu Dor q 0 / 5 Su
Ga0fn lme'ne' 1noem e mebremal langen '9Sir rpOl"
len tetn oumbuss Sentcngolo i'm eauc!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23

= 0e Nuittun9en lber eiuge9oueene eutfcrips
teneoett19e IN Dun9ltperfofener Yeriohe, rereen in
nddlter Summer er1theineu leicer nur rpeuiue -
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-19

~ CONGRESSIONAL MANUALS By JoEL b. SurH-
~ EaLAsp; an Outline Of the Order Of business in
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