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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07
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fnr unb ibr Satltment prlanris i'm 8anse Gatr,-
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listtn prn tbntn rtrferst Qe Nrten ortn Gr,
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brem Sadie ssD6rSe 8esenanse merrtn lit Submit bnen
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absrsust ne baB e wetb 1eSbtnnp Getirse nit tC
itr uno rpcbfeler Ju taufen i'm 9tanbe (nh.-
Sutton ben stem SejciRttr, 1912. % .b. =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07
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Der Gnocsbenannte befunbet hermit feiue Greuuoe
uno eas pubIItum, -oaB er, an einem Saule, AT Der
Sdeoe eibertD- StraBe unb benz Martt Gterefe, auf
DER ndditen ectte pelllid bonn @curtbauIe, uno Don
Safe uno Soness Stchr. fdrda ee9euaber ansefan9en
ein offentItdeS @aitbau6 su baen, tpoielbf er tets
6erelt ietn ntrO, Retenoe 5u perb, 9yasen uno uB>
leiner Ses nid,ts man9eIn la6eu rpirb nm aa9cn,ec
3ufreoenbeit su 9ebeu.
Oa Ieine @ebduIihfeiten metens neu 1i,o 9erdlts
mig, ieine&ade, Sdenfe, SdlofSimmcr uuo Stallun9
reblid, uno nit Dem beiten perieben Gno uno bcroeS
sine Ge&nunsen biais ieiu perocr, io erwartet er
ourd, prcmpte Seotenun9 uno rr9fdlti9e 9ufnerfiam
felt eiuen Gbe Der Oenlihen @Hnf 81 verbieueu uuo
ertalten @brt It. SUMTER.
@ooffer, Ohio, DIT. Is, 1914. l1-to
aW gr fdtrt iiber cies, pe frtter fort, letne Grc
cerp m@ycB mno &leinperfauf su betreben, anb miro
fd1 freusn, eine Sunben AUDI III oieem 3rpei9e Su be
bienen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07
Ser Batertanbe e1Sr eUnb un6 geiff Ser 3eif
8tcrs QB. Sst[e.n. !
SF0e8 ~ Seletn) <cuis
Bel1clI unO ScDaefer,
WNNOFntpt1 ltt1S 09cH,+d ofpErtc+1
&Uuis @6afr

9no III Der eIuehtuns Der Surispruoen3 n gtort
lo oen an9ren5eneen @cnntie9 in partuerihp setre.
ltun' tbren 8eiitouo in allen Observation-Disclosures
adbtun9srpl AT.
> ice: Cine Gbitre tpetld) BON Srn. 6awfs
9ote! une 9eraee 9eaeniber benz 8ranflin OauS, in
@antcn, Start So. Ohio. 's'~' ~
lilden, AUDI Die GU DE unb frans6 Gif dr. DE
Spracte.
, 6ebruar 26. 1914. "a. bn
o. 2lud benadrichti9t oben9enanntereonis @d,d-
fer, ooB er ale bfenhcrytctar aneceut lit u. O..
nj d! II, 70 wie onbere redts9ut9e Dcfumente, is
Sproebe nnter btlli9en 8eoiueuu9en ausfertiat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07
Sfene Drebtqerfel(e.

Ssr@ BE Serufuns bts Gbw eerrn .eopr ais preeistr
cist9ebhn tfbsn prrte 3ionssneinpe ~ 8alti.
IRp. cfnet prrnen.
xeute 9anbioan Der xbeecsit bic etr i6re ipitnbaft.
dc Silbun9 tcmrb wc namentl iter ibren m.cralitbe,
2sonrc 8cnsnbe 3sn3n teeen riete @tst. init tpel
der Gin 8ebalt ron 400 ltalcrn Uertnbc 1T ternebmen
mnfAen merhsn ertudt, fd fdtcunst 6errn patrr s.
9 d tb III Baltimore Olc prrr btn lnterehntttn ber
pee Nutprperun8 auf Gren ees errn pafor @5deis er
iaet, in porto frecn Brtefen 5u rtnten
6. IS eiters aufen, eDans. pfarrer.
N)tttstur9 Wd., Sam 6, lS45. 25z4m
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07
NferDez unD Nteb> NrAt.

a@e defenders Der Srambeittn up 8cEree nrr pee ks
tannt rranIafen ibn bitr piete Sa6ebem utltum
teannt 81 macn une bemietn ftinc 9cnfe lit np einem
6ale au,utieten, rtr in ctse 3mtis einfblast.
9as fh (tine Senntnts 1T ren Sihern. niet tcs auf
nnatalberp cbsr rnse Sleinsteiten trf3rantma rem u
titn aus etr tis ~ nennsnsen xbaae r9elen bab r
bsmitb tbafttn fcrbn Steine Der 8la efbncu unb
tsber nsd ten srs tsp br nbtu n~ten Operation yer.
lertW Bat.
CT bebanr aud init Grfel9 bic Gnt3inbuns Der &unatn
Sitren, 8ebarme, b GinScwcir Der pfree -unb att G
lieter at init oirfen prrser inrn Gurtn as init ben
auf:ten Sfetnifen, an benen @ ebcr 9esrrDpt perut
DEN rtnannten ppblwd Pole Evi. eurirt CT ttsaemeu
oaurbaft in "a 9Prbtn.
Ss4 te feiner 0ent tebrn, perben init Der Silafsit
lftnerNednanSen seriB jufrentn ftpn
| OF Gr wobn III Sadfcn{sunAr, Start Co., cine oottt,
wtflia BON Sern uno fein anS ff6S rn &aufmanns
Bautrer an.
Aug 81. 1914. 30. 2(brobom 9ister.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07
8efannt m a b bunQen.
Cine Wablmable uno Saneret 3u perfaufen
(Ginc auto O3clratnhtitl
Gjclc ne 6sler,

Cine Wablmdble uno Bauerei gu perfaufen
(Gine cute gHsenbeit)
Der llnter1hriebene betet inter oen btQiglten BE-
biuauu9en un0 nm ben balben Bertt eine f1one Bau-
erei uno cine Wablmlble, 9ee9en in Sadion gaunihp,
Starf @ouato, Obio, nno befannt nuter Gem Namen
t.4bbrcoe RiG' GUN, Qerfanf aus. Die I11tle ltest
an einem ME feblenoen Wa(fer, NIT % guB san, uao
lamft beinate oa5 9anSe Sahr hlnonrt nit bier Stet
te fir &auAeute uno tunoeu oerriten, unb lieat i'm
N2ittepunft zines Der ihbuiten eanoride fir Wa,en
i'm Staate, balbwess swiider MalllaOn uno Sutton,
unb Meilen BON, Sbbio @anal.
Die 8auerei pirb entrpeoer gang, ODER ;um Steil
NIT Der Mable perfauft uno entbdlt 200 Mder ausaes
fad,tes eauo in outem unb oerbefIerten 3uitaub.
Gin gutter Gitel coer Neht, ptrb caraaf 9eseben-
SIR bas Ytdbere erfunbiee man ih entpeber auf benz
Dlabe ielb poer BEL Dem lnterjethneten n Wallll(cn
Ohio. @eprge RilIer.
WalIacn /. Av9ut 1874 As. y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07
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Die BtDe 5tnne Doer bertn Ginocr, aus pduastn II,
2earemte,s pernet, UNI bnen ptse Oittbtilunaen nae
3n3sisn e eteno eroen biejense bic aasfnft user s
Sc perrnn sebs fannen seteten fce an mid selnsn IaIt
5a woasn-epstnnat Obo, ben ls, SeJtn,bsr lS44 ! ~
susuft 0Reas.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07

6r Dbntas 5cmfnfcn, tti 4bansrile .Dustinsum scun
tp, tenia baB tn Scbn, alt Is Sabre trc: pbr per Sabs
re lang elmer $unsentrantbrt m Seine @pmptom maren
leiatr 6usn bcftifes Seter unb nad6rs @witen, b..
a(etet init einr Nbnabme trprer &raftc-ar allie pp
Der Nusstbnns aasm perfAieone ebitamtnte, al.
n ubne Grfols pert bate, sefaoser Die eetraft
Or. Dunean's 9lustpurf beforbernbem Netlmittel
probircn, wl&es alobalo 1sentcn GAINESVILLE @
Iprfbafte.-t 9ersnisen benadri@tise bas 9utitum
batGs 1T jet ntt linsr ais Donats bab en Spbn bic.
lie Woiiin 3u sebraen, unc jest bnpe id fen psc.
men seflnp.-6aart Office, l9 yprp ct. DDattrbia
Cine Quantitat anSctciaen in Canton bel s II . +.
)ten.
~ 6ra9e nad Or. Ouncan's Expectorant RENE
dy, nno Du tpirts erbalten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-07

Sbi9e sl6bilbuus felt cine beutlide geIfaffentei
Der Qunse &c. in ibrem 9eiunben uno notirlieeu IT.
tanoe bar, tpeId1e bic Scdnptcraane tes SeentS ftb
bren pas tn Der 9e9eno Der 8rut babeu> unb biele(
be betnahe gan; einnebmen. @s IInb oeren ,rei-en.
sur Gedten uno cite Snr Qtnten. Diefe Sraane itut
oen wcloer Eatur, II. beiteben aus blutreicn 9oern
ais: Nut6 uno 2un9enabern, bic NIT Der Qlftr6bre II
SerbIncun9 ltehcn, uno 10 nit bent Qeben bes aan,er
Rorpers perbunoen. Eie Quftseen in Ger Qlrae 1Irf
10 hberdus fein llno ibre duthen 70 oilnu unb ,ort
caB baS 9ertu9te Soinrernie bele feinen Sefnunoer
cerlfcpe uno bas Sltbmen binoern fann unb fcloIif
lulfert Gntstncuas bes Sdletmes TIT Der Quftr6bre
Neertett &C. nit d trngen, ;ulest frdnftidb Die Qu
9e antedet H. BEN atienten in bic 9efdbrIee Qaae ber
aussebruns oerIeten eeer btit On tebaftet nit ssr
Ierfen an;eid'en oieier &rantheit, ndmICb Sulfeu
Ssertdltuu9 &C., 70 Sebraufe 9Ieif
Or. Suncan's 9tuslpurf bcfDrbernce8
Setlmtttel
Ieu WiteI fir @erfdEtuna, Sutten, Sutpeeu, rails.
eHtsunoun9en fhperes 9lthmen, gnabrifiofeit ,Spi<
ten uno Sruftiteden uuo fir aIf Qebsr uno Qlluoenz
trdnthetten, oas nder" aae 8ertUpfuusen Der @efds
Sc oes Sotms tpegntt: unb, tit bic 4unae nieDt eurd
uno curH an9elted, 70 nirbes iider in r,cun TG(len
aus 5ebn DIE franttett belen unb in ale Qebeuspr-
game neues geben brn9en. 9eet bic oieen Taulenben
oon eert!rtaten e!ner 9nten &uren unb bic @mpfebs
lun9en colder, bic biee NeotSin fcn eebraueht ba.
ben, nno es pro Gud beutli rperben, oaB e bas qe<
ben SaltIenoer, tpehes benz grlOlhen 1dcn nabe mar
tpleoer aufs ele tdrfte unb eralidte -Rufet an br
oen A9enten uno Sbr 'uercet 9etpiB sufrteben ein.
) en9ntfe
ilber
Doctor Duuedn's eufpurf befSrberubes snei(mitte1
fir Die AusSebruns.
Bon g. q. WcReatb,
gSeQeDtGs, D., 9Iu9ult 81. 1s4g.
We II 0err Or. Dunean's 9lustpurf bef6r,
oernoes 6elmtttel fur 9us3ebrun9 6ulrss, 8erfdItun
gen &C. bat i'd, lit meinen 0dnben ais bas beIfs Nett|
mitte bas ncd) je ;u nteiner Reuntns oeorote. BEL
welert Sd empfeble es eaber cbne aIc taeruna benI
lenI9en. rede NIT eungen unb eeberfranfbeiten be
bafet Vno Sd, babe audi einen San 9efeben, mo- baE
Ielbe oen'ttteI III berb at [ / d1 te I'll furrte
nadboem Der pattent Il Sabre drstlid1e OlIfc oe
braud1te, IT, sspar jebe 9Srde Die Nbfibrunoeu oe<
brauden muete. Sett 1T er in, BeGb elmer pcllfcn,s
meuen @eiunobet.
s. g. McReath M. ..
Gduienoe, bic AT beIer Rranfbeit leoen fcllteu Gh|
cbi9es bcd,berlbmte ,,9usipurf beforcernoe Seilmt
lei" anidafen, ehe es su pdt lit. Beoenft, baB biel,
ISeiie, tpe es Die Mebfamene, bic Spium entba(teu
thun, cncern bieie Web,n bebt Die Rranfbeit ans III
rer 98urSel ourd Beforeernns bes sluspurfs. Sin
einSi8es @las piro ben pattenen bon oieer 2ba1ade
lberseu9en. Dejen9en, tpelobe un9[dubiq Inb, lInb
erIudt, bic 3eu9ntie 5u II, bic lcld1e tpe(he bic
pltnoerbarf ggifnu9 sieer ReoSn srfabYen, aeaeben
ba6eH.
9(usSebruns 9ebetlt.
Cine anbere Sur betpirft, ourd Or. Duuean's
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10

Iowa ELEcTIoS.-Thc st. Louis Re-
publican lIth instant says:
We have a letter from Iowa territory
which says that Augustus @. Dodge IS re-
elected delegate 10 Congress, by about onr
thousand majority.
From the returns received, it was sup
posed that the constitution, which had been
a second time submitted for the Judgment Of
the people, has been a second time reject
ed. So far as heard from The majority a.
gainst it was about three hundred. lfIrue,
the aspirations of hundreds of office ex-
pectanis must be sorcly disappointed at the
same time that the people have been reliev-
ed from the operation of an imperfect and
most obnoxious constitution.
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10
b. w. DUDLEY,
THO. III. WATERS,
JOHN w. HUNT.

To which Mr.. Clay replied as follows:
SIRs: | received through the hands of
Mr. Thomas ii. Waters, one of your com
mittee, since candle-light your eNtraordina-
ry letter. Insomuch as two of your com
mittee and myself are not upon speaking
terms, and when l add to this the fact that
you have taken occasion to address me a
note of this character, when | am on n
bed of sickness of more than months
standing from which | have only ventured
at intervals to ride out and 10 write a few
paragraphs, which caused relapse,
think that the American people will agree
with me, that your office is a base and dis
honorable one, more particularly when
they reflect that you have had more than
two months whilst was in health, to ac-
complish the same purpose. | say in re-
ply to your assertion that you are a COM
mittee appointed by respectable portion
of the community; that it cannot be true.
Traitors to the laws and constitution can
not be deemed respectable by any hut as
sassins, pirates and highway robbers
Your meeting is one unknown to the laws
and constitution of my country, it was se-
cret in its proceedings; its purposes, its
spirit, and its action, like IFS mode of exis-
tencc, are wholly unknown to and in di-
rect violation of every known principle of
honor, religion or government. held sacred
by The civilized world. treat them with
.he burning contempt of brave heart and
loyal citizen. deny their power and
defy their action. 1t may be true that
those men are excited as you say, whose
interest it is TO prey upon the excitement
and distress of the country. What tyran,
ever failed TO be excited when his unjust
power was about TO be taken from his
! hands' But deny. utterly deny, and call
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10
MEXICO AND THE UNITED sTArr,

Nothing illustrate more forcibly, peTisp,.
the difference between the Anglo Saxon and Inc
Spanish system Of colonization, and races than a
comparison between the growth and population
Of lhe two countries named al the head Of This
paragraph
III 1878 the population N Mexico was !, ,N0l
--in l-i2 Il was only 7-Dl5.5Up.
In 1853 The population of Tie United Statcswa
l.O5l ,0Uu-in 1910 II was ,,4!39, ,-0O--in l,lBi
was l7,67J,O00.
Both countries have broke away from Colonial
boBlage-boih had 10 endure wasting reroa.
iionary war, and both arc nov independent UT
Rth what difference of power, of Happiness and
Of frreGoml
In McKee,. il Is believed there IT. fewer people
who can read and write ihln there ~. ID The O.
States who cannot That single fact IS inll Of
significance.
1t cannot all BE- traced TO the differences in
blood Of The races which inhabt these United
states and those Of Mexico, that results % zlrk.
inEly dissmlar appear.
HE CaRgHeRtadDys were y race or men a.
patient Of ioil-as indilirrrnt 10 dangers ful of
energy and enterprZe-as ibr boldest OF the basest
Anglo Saxon that ever lived. Yet even not a
trace Of these characteristics is to be found in
their Mexican descendants. OF the pure blood
Of Spain there are TO be sure, we suppose very
few among the I7liions who 70 to make I'D the
population Of lhc Mexican Enpire-the Tace BE-
I'M more mingled with The native Indian, and
perhaps with the African.
But il " institutions even more than blood that
have bclttled the Mexican people.
They were held, the conqueroTs and the con.
guered alike, IN abj-ct submission to the Crown of
spain, while lis power lasted Since the Spanish
scePirc was broken, they have been held ia snb-
lccfion hardly L hhect. 10 the military leaders
who have governed the country.
In country oppressed with debt--viih little OF
no eommcTcc--and without any well dlcssed
aud impartial system of reyenue-ihere is = per-
manent standing army Of more than thirty ihous-
and men
Then there is in addition 70 IL csc. very large
tody a rnral clergy-who by ihr by nre the a-ents
oi charity the MINISTERS of Glercy, and The trends
and defenders of their fiocks and Of The Indians
some $500 secular clergy, 1900 monks and 1000
nnns, owning property worth one kua9Te2 NIL
hons Of dolio1s.
The population is passionate, exciiable, fall Of
prejudice, and easily reused 10 angry action; but
a. must be readily seen il cannot Be formidable as
an element Of war, nor reliable as d security ior
internal order and peace. II &. the Ignorance and
vehemcnce Of this class Of people, which, il any
iAIngr may compel the ~ exican Government 20
assume the appearance, at least If no; the rnaly,
Of hosiiliiies with this country How little fomi-
da5ie they would be adversaries IN the field IS
apparent enOuga--but the fatal word wAR. even
when proclaimed by such mouths, Is frauzli with
danger and uncertainties inralcnlabe. We trust
II WILL not 5e Pr0nounced.-T T. Cour.
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10

ALABAMA ELECTION. While some Of the loco
foco papers are rejoicing over the result of the
recent election in Alabama, others are as mel
ancholic as if they were hummng the funeral
dirqe of locofocoism in that State. The Mobile
Register, lameniing over the defeat of Terry, the
regular nominee, says:
"The democratic vote in the strong North Ala
hama counties has so far fallen off from the regular
democractc ticket for Governor, that he is de-
feated Some six or seven thousand democrats
united with nearly the whole body of the wings,
have made Joshua L. Martin Governor, and thus
eFecfuaHy disorgaRi-ed the democratic party tor
wears to come For all the consequences OF this
tiisaster--and in our judgment it as more henry
bloc to democratic GscendeHcy in this State, fh1n
TIE election of an Out and out rrhg Governor coufa
hare Jeen--we congratulate ourselves that we,
and the great mass of the democrats Of this county,
are clear of the responsibility
Speaking of the position of the wings, the
Register remarks:
awe have never seen the wings so smiling and
exutinr since 1910. And well they may be, for
democracy, invincble when united, has broken
itself into fragments, and taught the wings that
they can be called in as umpres in the domestic
questions of the party
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10
LOCOFOCO PRINCIPLES

Il ardently desire to see this count,
the same happy condition with Cuba II
SenGtor Halker.
Il coincide with the Senator from MI
sissippi. "-Senaior Calhoun.
"We must reduce prices of prope,,,
labor Lotc. ."-Senator buchanan.
s.The price of labor is entirely too H.,
The laborcr in this country can afTardsaa'
work for Id. day-''-SenaLor Tapna, :"
snow, Sir, have demonstrated, NH Il.
manufacturers and the advocates here ar
firm, that the effect and design of tbe ~
iective system is 10 increase the wages 'e
labor, the profit of capital, and the pTica - -
the raw ma;erial.-McDuge
The Sub Treasury is in successful 49,.
alton in % out Of p despo.ic goverpman,n
in Europe. .''-Seaator Hubbard.
''In the % Sub Treasury governments
the wages of the laboring man will ne.
average ID cents day. y."--Scn1tor Pee.
Wages are a cunning device Of NJ
devil. .''-Bronson.
"a shilling day and no meat"
Williams.
"The Sub Treasury is designed to seem,
for the wants Of the Government money rr.
iTdCltu uOhl tne poCheis oi lne peODie y
Georgian, August i,40.
We will offer, in conclusion. an ertra.,
from lhe Democratic Review, the orarla u
the D..inncrary-iHa this rr--lirv-
Since the election of 1910 we have pra,.r
much ceased 10 speak Of, or conlde IN ,be
intelligence # the people We
confess we could hardly forbear exclaiminq
in vexaiipn and contempt, well, after LII
nature Will ouf; the poor devils. If VIZ hit
lei them alone. will make cattle III ihe,n.
selves. and why should We waste onr ,in,
ara substance in trying 70 hinder tle,o
from being caii,er Ii we wish 70
srcure to ourselves and our pustcrity Tho
blessings Of freedom and good government
wc must procure stronger guarantees fhan
fhe popular suffrage and intelligence.
Suffrage rests for its basis, AZ a guarantee
~ freedom and good government, Oh the
assumed virtue and intelligence of the Deo.
pie. Now, this may be very beau.
tiii,i in theory, but when we come io prac.
tice, this virtue and intelligence ol- tile pro.
p.e N Git q kamLEg-
Murder will out and thus we record Tia
opinions Of the leaders of thai parts That
claims TO be, above ali others, the friends
of The people. We say 10 each of the party
Out Of thine own mouth will condemn
thee, thou wicked servant
I'M. y, Express,
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10
TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE.

A case OF death by violence occurred IN
Washington on Monda. evening, which
created, naturally, great excitement in that
city. William Y. Kendall, son Of Hon.
Amos Kendall, was shot dead, and his
friend. Josiah Bailey, printer, formerly OF
Baltimore, had his left arm shattered by
revolving pistol, in the hand Of William
Rufus Elliott, bro,her-in-law ol John a.
Rivcz, Esq Baily surrendered hhnself 20
The authorities, after the deed, and his ex -
animation commenced on Tuesday.
The following are stated to be the facts,
as given in the correspondence Of the Ledg-
er, partly, we presume, from rumor, though
embodying the testimony before the Coro-
ner's Jury.
For years past, these three young men
have been intimate as brothers. Some
hours previous To the heart-rending occur
renee. young Kendall and Elliott had
quarrel. which was espoused by Bailey
About six O'Clock, young Elliott, armed
with six barrcllcd pistol, and leaning on
an iron gun barrel cane, stationed himself
on the corner Immediately above the Globe
office on Pennsylvania Avenue. Messrs.
Kendall and Bailey had been playing al
Burch's nine-pin alley, on Fourteenth
street. Just as Elliott stood there, they
came out, and passing down by him. Bailey
remarked 70 Elliott that sNow they could
serle that difficulty Elliott, looking ar
ter them, replied. "You have your friend
with you now
Kendall and Bailey were joined on The
other side of the avenue by two other
friends. and after some conversation Ken.
dlll remarked. angrIy, III WITH % over and
lux him now" lie crossed ever, and
reaching the spot where Elliott was. soon
took the cane from him Elliott tniiug his
cane gone, drew his pistol aud pulled the
trigger; the cap exploded. Elliot re;rrai-
ed backwards, hrniti pl-si.nI; Lllf"it
pulled the second Trigger Mhrn the bli!
entered Kendall che-i. between the see
ond am third ribs, aud hc iell lilic>s
corpse. Bailey. who had approached TO
assist Kenia. before he fell, now advanc.
ed upon L .io.t who continued to fire
Ony one shot LOOK effect upon Bailey shal-
erinE The ir.i arm. These are ile facts
submitted bcLDre a jury. ami a verdict ha-
been rendered in accordance Herewith.
The ln;e.;genccr says ID relation 10 the
examination: The prisoner was defended
by Gen. Jones and z. Il. Fenda.l. Esq.
and took his seat by the side Of his coun-
sel. James Hohan, Esq, District Aror-
ney, and III. II. Dent ESD appeared On
behalf If the United States Nearly lwen-
" witnesses were examined in the course
Of the day. The examna'i"h Of witness
es was in progress until haipast i've a
clock, when the Court aInl!Brd until this
morning a. eleven o'cnck- The accused
appeared DETECTED daring tha nhn.c M ihr
investigation. ani his eye wIs bruised am
discoIpred by the blow he had received
from Mr.. Bailey N he course OF the day,
before the iall. l,neountre took place. 1t
was arranged that the deposition Of .ir.
Bailey should be taken By the examining
Justices ia thr Prr--rc- uf une consci fyr
each party. At ihr close M the investiga-
iion the prisoner wa- rcconduciel ~ prison
in custody oi' the Marshal.
Saturday Posi-.
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10
GOVERNMENT PLuNDER.-

GOVERNMENT PLuNDER.-We see ii
stated that the steamboat Undine. charter.
ed as lighter for the troops to Texas, left
Mobile few days since, under contract
with George Whiteman, Esq. al $3.50 per
day, for period of 30 days. This looks
like another specimen Of Plunder-pay, Civ
en- to certain steamboat owners for the use
Of their vessels in the Florida war.
Bah. Clip.
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10

THE NEXT U. 5. SEyATE.-The SEN
ate, as now constituted, comprises 24
Wings and &c Democrats-including the
two senators from Florida. There are
four vacancics-1 from Virginia. from
Mississippi-1 from Tennessee and from
Indiana. The three first will certainly be-
filed by Dmocrats, and probably The last
mentioned also. I his will give Demo-
cratic force in the Senate of 80 members
which will probably be increased by the
addition of two from Texas 10 32-making
majority Of eight.
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10

Ftpr AT AsHI.ANp.-We learn from
the Lexington Observer that the large bag
ging factory, rope walks, &C., of the Hon.
Henry Clay, near that place, were entirely
consumed by fire, together with fifty tons of
hemp and small amount of manufactured
articles, on the morning of the 7th ult.-
The loss is stated to be from seven to eight
thousand dollars, five thousand of which
are covered by insurance in the Lexington
and Etna Offices. The fire was supposed
to be the work of an incendiary.