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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-05
From the Richmond Compiler.

GssrALooY OF WASHINGTON The Cole
n,os have published book of Heraldry on
:. Washington family, tracing The genealogy
= The washiugtons, from the time OF Richard
ri down TO the grea. founder of our Repnb-
i. The work is gorgeously illustrated with
hs,aldric devices, printed 10 gold and colOred
,.uors, with the blazonry Of the Washingtons
IA their alliances. The golden letters TO be
chiefly noticed. will. we fancy, be the inscfiP-
j., ,''-Sf. Louis RereiAe.
THE WREATH OF FAME"
Search no. through age past TO find
Heraljric fame for him;
No, no, a faded laurel bind
With those no time can dim!
LIE, others seek among the dead
To old their obscure name
Some leaves whose bloom is witheT'd,
And wear borow'd fame. nE +
put place not with unhallow'd hand
faded chape, there
The ransom'd people Of his lend
Have weaved him one to wear
The blessings of NATION now
Ascend like hymns of praise
FAME. on his more than roya! brow,
Has placed her crown Of bays.
RICHMOND. Feb, 1915. X. d. +.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-05
selected Tales.
THE CHIN Els:

A GOBLIN STORY:
THE BELLS THAT RANG AN OLD YEAR
OUT AND A NEW YEAR in.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-18
p o EFT r Y
THE ANTLTEETOTALLER

nr THE ANTI-TEETOTALLER.
I'll sing you wondrous song, twas made by a
young pate,
About gentleman who had become Incorporate
His hall so old was drear and cold, and winds
howled round the door;
He scorned to sleep upon bed, and so slept on
the floor,
Like an anti-teetotaller,
One of the olden time
He lived lonely life, for he had fewer friends
than foes, .s.
Yet there he sat in burly state, and rubbed his
.t. old red nose; a tg.r. a.
The greatest enemy he had, lived with him in the
hall,
His name was Dem-John, }" and him he loved the
best of all,
~ Like an SC.
In former days he was gallant and dressed quite
like dandy, @" "@.
Yet the girls soon cut him when they found he
was in love with brandy;
And now a bachelor, his house was as lonely as
barn, .... ....
He had no wife to darn his socks, and he had no
socks to darn,
Like an SC.
He now had fashions of his own, and dressed Just
as he chose,
lie wore a nat WltnONl u CIoWU, ana LOclcSS DOOlS
. and shoes, ..... .........
His trousers they were much too short, or he was
much too long,
And tho he had grown very weak, his breath was
very strong,
Like an, SC.
One day there came friend to him, and begged
the pledge he'd sign,
And ever more forswear the use of brandy, beer,
and wine;
Oh yes" said he, "'ll pledge to thee, come let
us drink a tumber,
Here's "may we never want a horn, drain to the
dregs the bumper"
... Like an, &c.
But when he learned the temperance pledge made
people fat and healthy,
That many who were poor before, by signing ii
grew wealthy,
"Give me the PLEDGE said he, "1m free, I'll
drink no more of sorrow,
My heart is light and shall be, another man to-
morrow
Like a thorough teetotaller,
One Of the present time.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-18

Crystal Fount Division, No. 3-Hall of
the Sons Of Temperance, G steet; Monday.
Potomac Division, No. 5-Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown; Friday. re
Equal Division, No. Cdr. Howard's
Lecture Room, corner Of f and 18th sts
Tuesday. ' a".5 4"
Marion Division, No 7-West Market,
Monday.
Franklin Division, No. 8--Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown. ..-...... ....r
Union Division, No. 9-Tennally Town.
Howard Division, No. lO-Odd Fellows
Hall; Navy YARD. 9ao @ @ #a@
aas8 at BANKS. laa
Patriotic Bank-7th street, between G and
D streets-discount day, Thursday. G. C.
Grammar, President; Chauncy Bestor, Cash
ier. ,,...Ir ,.-
Bank ofWashington---corner of Louisiana
avenue and G street-discount day, Tues
day. VIM. Gunton, President; Jas. Adams,
Cashier.
Bank ofthe Metropolis Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between T and G. streets, opposite the
Treasury Department -discountd day, Friday
John T, Van Ness, President Richard Smith
Cashier.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, George
town, Southeast corner Of Bridge and Con
gress SITS. no4p H"@
FIRE COMPANIES. -r r.
Unlon-located at the corner of H and
10th streets regular night Of meeting, the
"a Tuesday in every month. w. B. Magru-
der, President. i @ H ~a ra
Franklin--located on l4th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue; regular night ofmeet-
! ing, the first Tuesday in every month
Robert Coltman, President.
Perseverance located on Pennsylvania
avenue. Centre market square regular nigh,
Of meeting, the first Thursday in every month
c. Buckingham, President.
Northern Liberties-located on the cor
ner of Massachusetts, avenue and 9Th street:
regular night ofmceting, the first Wednesday
in every month. John Y. Bryant, Presi-
dent AK .a..e.y
Island-located on Maryland avenue, be-
tween 10th and 18th streets; regular night
of meeting, the in every month. VIM
Lloyd, President
Columbia--located onSouth Capitol street
near the Capitol; regular night of meeting
the first Thursday in every month, James
Adams, President.
Anacostia-located on Virginia avenue and
L street south; regular night of meeting the
first Friday in every month Jonas B. FL
lis President.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Firemen's Insurance Company Of George
town and Washington-officc in the hall OF
the Perseverance Fire Company's building,
Centre Market square. Jas. Adams Presi-
dent; Alexander McIntire, Secretary.
Franklin Insurance Company-oflice cor
ner of 9TH and d streets, next door to the
Patriotic Bank. G. G. Grammer, President;
Geo. Stettinus, Secretary.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company--of-
flee on Bridge street, Georgetown. John
kurtz, President; Henry King, Secretary.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-18

per year.
While the COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN" will
be devoted to the cause Of Temperance, its
columns will be enriched by original articles
on subjects calculated to interest, instruct,
and benefit its readers. 1t is intended SO to
blend variety, amusement, and instruction,
as that the various tastes Of its patrons may
be (as far as it is practicable) gratified.
Commerce, Literature, and Science, and
every other subject Of interest, not inconsis-
tent with Temperance and morality, will re-
ceive the earnest attention Of the publishers.
Nothing Of a sectarian, political, or personal
character will be admitted
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-18
CITY ECTO RY;.
CHURCHES.

Baptist, Rev. 0. B. Brown, 10th street, be-
tween f and F.
Baptist, Rev. Mr.. Samson, f street, be-
tween 9th and 9TH. a.a ..u
Baptist, Rev. Mr.. Hendrickson, cor. of 4th
street and Virginia avenue.
Baptist, Shiloh, Elder Robert c. Leach
man, on Virginia avenue, near A l-2 street.
Catholic, St. Patrick's, Rev Mr.. Matthews,
assisted by Rev. James B. Donelan, + street,
between 9th and 10th streets.
Catholic, st. Matthew's, Rev. John P.
Donelan, corner of HI and 18th streets.
Catholic, St. Peters, Rev. Mr.. Van Horsiegh,
Cd street, between G and D, Capitol hill.
Friends, street, between 18th and 18th.
Lutheran, English, Rev. DR.. Muller, cor
ner of 18th and II streets. ...
Lutheran, German, Rev. Mr.. Bevan, cor
ner of G and Goth streets. s
Methodist, Ebenezer, Rev. Messrs. Eye
and Hanson, 4th street, between and q,
navy yard. .l.. ,.... 4 mn..
Methodist, Foundry, Rev. Mr.. Tarring
and T. A. Morgan, corner Of 18th and &
streets.
Methodist, Wesley chapel, Rev. N. Will
son, corner of Fand 9Th streets.
Methodist, McKendree chapel, Rev. Mr..
Eggleston, Mass. avenue, between 9th and
10th.
Methodist, Ryland Chapel, Rev. +. s..
Evans, pastor. corner ofMaryland avenue and
10Th st. ............ m. ...
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Mr.. Matchett,
9th street, between E and F.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Mr. Murray,
pastor, Odd-Fellow Hall, navy yard.
Presbyterian, Rev. DIR. Laurie, +. street,
between 18th and 18th. ... ...s. .
lst Presbyterian, Rev. Mr.. Sprole, l-2
street, between G and d.
Cd Presbyterian, Rev. Mr.. Knox, corner
of II street and New York avenue. #a
4th Presbyterian, Rev. j. G. Smith, 9th
street, between q and Ii. ...... ........
Presbyterian, a new church, nearly done,
on 9Th, between III and sts., Rev, Septinus
Tuston, pastor-residence on 9Th near g
Christ, Episcopal, Rev. Mr.. Bean, G street,
between 9th and 9TH, navy yard. .s.
St. Johns Episcopal, Rev. Mr.. Pyne, cor
ner 18th and H streets.
Trinity, Episcopal, Rev. Mr.. Stringfellow,
f street. la
Epiphany, Episcopal, Rev. Mr.. French,
G street, between 18th and l4th. ......'
Ascension, Episcopal, Rev. Mr. Gilllss, II
street, between 9th and and 10th, temporarily
occupying McLeod's school room, 9th street
between G and H. . a
Unitarian, Rev. Mr.. , corner Old
and 9th streets.
African, Union Bethel, nj. f., Rev. Adam
S. Driver, nj between 18th and 10Th streets.
African, Israel, nj. E., Henry c. Turner,
near the Capitol. .uu ..... u.n..
First Presbyterian, (colored,) J. +. Cook,
18th, between and X streets.
MASONIC.
Federal Lodge, No l--room corner of
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue; regu-
lar night of meeting, first Monday in every
month.
Naval Lodge, No. 4-room Masonic hall,
navy yard; regular night of meeting, first
Saturday in every month. 9a y"
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, Georgetown
room in Bridge street, opposite Union Ho-
tel, regular night Of meeting, fourth Friday
in every month.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-18
THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN,

Three times aoeek, on a super-1oyal sheet.
IL will be delivered to subscribers in the
District, at tho cents per number, payable
weekly. h
To distant subscribers it will be mailed al
Iwo Dollars and fifty cents per gear, pay
able in advance. @ a, "#@
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-18

Timothy Division, No. lat the Hall Of
the Sons Of Temperance on c street, regu-
lar night of meeting, Wednesday. I
Harmony Division, No 2--Alexandria,
N, E. corner Of Market square, Monday.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24

nto inspenotrt ro cine DiscpIinarsl lnteruhuno oe.
gen TIN enleen laen, bic bent Observation-Disclosures
DpmRDnt9 lbertra9en pcroen lit.
StternbDrf, 8. 9Iu9. = lBieoer cine Nnstpei-
lung. 0cmann bon SalersIeben tppute bier bel Iei
men Srennoen fetne burd 1detes Wetter lnterbrpde-
NE @lrhaoener Saoecur forteben. @e(fer parb ibu,
Die Betiun9 burch ben bie9en eanogenso'arneu Sc
boer, irfcrt oas Rbai9retdb Qannpoer s perla(1en.
9cfmann oerlieB ofcrt oas 0anc, aber bic Qebe luo
ahtnng oe5 eanoes baben Inn ntdt ocrIa1en. Sc
meloet Die Seanb. g. g." lSir ftsen hinsa, baB Nr.
S1efnlann Elm 9eborner Soanncoeraner lit. Hun bat
|Ibn ao aus let1em ei9enen Seimatblanoc binaus9e-
Ipelen.
Die Stpei ftreitluii9en pareien, Die Srcunoe o bic
I9'e9ner Der 9 d 20 Il tehen III ppDer Soblaht-
oronug einanber 70 nabe 9e9enber, baB es npbipeu-
Iotg Sn etrem entfheieenoen Gampfe tcmmen mu6,
gnfpeilen MAIDEN e stRauoer gon,pltmeute, Die uobt
unter Die feinfen 9eboren.
9eibeIberg. 4. Gus.-Die beige pbilIrpbifte
Sacnltdt bat erfldrt e pce ni:bt, baB eirem Subeu
Der rofeortitel erbet peroe. @s banbelt eb nd m
ltb nn ben aus9eSeihneten Srtentalfen Or Deib
etnen aQ9emetnen geadeten Mann, Der be Der Bblie-
bef an9eelt 1T, nb td9ft als Staatsotener BEN @io
9eletltet bat @s pdre ntereant, bic @jrnbe III b6-
ren welde bic oeipeberger Yblcopben ettpa an,ufiib
ren babeu.
Die euSerener baben benz DR.. g te ger angebptelt,
penn CT frepitg pieoer bur bas nod, pene God, in's
@efdn9ntB Snrd9ebe ino fen 8ermrgeu mitbrtn9e, 70
polten ile hn besnaoi9en. gr bat d5 8eoenfett ahf
eebens3eit aus9ebeten, aber ben Srauen unb G6tern
BON euSern bentIt 8ebantt baB Il i'm berett baben
Der Marfdaa 8ugeaub bat an Die Gabylen in
9Il9eren cine sdrt[idc 0rpclamation eraeu porn er
oertdert, Die Sran5cen eben iIe pe 8ritoer, uO es
betrnbte e btterd,, penn ite bnen pebe tbut,, J. g.
e rerbrennen mu8ten; aber cs eD 9le6 su ibren, Se
Ilfen.
Der ruIifld5e @eneral { 8 It 0 / bat lit qS T.
lfob II einen armen Drpihtenfltrer i'm 3orn neber-
I9eacd1st, neil perlebe 70 unperbtig AT Oem General
pcrbet fubr, baB er bm ben 9rm Elm penio Itreifte
Der ln9lidlide wpllte fein ger9eten webcr gut ma
den, hie nnb that etgen SuBfau Dor benz General t-
bem er nm @nace Bat, allen oieer sog Gahe 1hnau,
benS ben De9eu uno CAB bem SamtItenpater ben Gpo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24

IT Yutnan, DenrD, QSiniam6 coer gauloins @ouutD
eano antaufen UNI nieoerlaen ppQen SInrere weroen
balo nafol9en 0at d einnlol cine alnsabl Deutfder
oorf a9etanff 70 utterlte9t es fenenr 3wefel baB e
ne ednbereten brer rudtbarfett uno herr[ihen Qdoe
balber 81 oen perttocaiten int Staate oesdbt meroe
fonneil sllles mas bert febt fnb eute, bic iene
nnal19ebaute Strefen in frltbtreie 8luren uuo Sci
Der itupanoeln Der iebt nod 9ertn9e Wrei6-3 BIS
Dollars Der ader, mlree l ,penn Don 1siBigen Gent
g8tr aweifeIn gar tbt oaran, cae il, ,penioen abren
ene ge9eno uuleres Stoate6 nit ein9en IauIeno u1-
erer Hauosleute an9eeoeIt len ,tnb ene ies uuBlos
e9enoen herrItden Strcden in reid,e Saatfcoer ltms
9eipanoelt ietn werben. Stio f~nn fdj Slid oa,u
pnnlfen. DaO9en Die poltttihen "0eatip5" ldwdeeu
pde he spplIet ie tpten gut genug toB ole ceutldje
geoolfsrun9 bon Sbio e5 mar no nod it, Der niljer
un9er Staat gum 9rcBen Gbeile fetae jeei9e @rbee
oereanft (yGe(fb
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
New- Orleans, ben 3. Sept., 1845.
8 c L q s

s ct q 8.
Die lebten btreften Jlaebric)ten bonn Gerae famcu
Sonnabeno nit bem Daupfldiffe 9lfabama bier an.
gle pereB 9lrfana6 BaD an, a. 9I19u bis i'll mel
dem Sage nod feline Setnbeltgfeiten nit Den Werfa
nerl oor9efauel tpdren. Die 1T Der Q(dbdma bon bier
oerbtften re9uldrcn Gruppen uno Sreipiai9en uuter
Dem Commando oes IRajor @altD ipurocn burdb Die
0dmpfeote Monn1putb uno DaDten oon Der ct. So
lephs Snel wo iIe 9eanoet b7tten, at Corpus Gbris
IL uber9eiest Die an IeBterem labe eBt oer1amnree
SIrelttinabf eetebt ans 1000 Wann nnS miro nod
fprtpdbreno oerifdrft
General &aDcr erbielt am "a. y. Ot. burh Oerrn
Nr99olo llbcr bier unb @alpetou Cepelben pcn Y4as
hu9ton er R. 1T al6 paifa9cr III rer 2lato,uo bier
etnGetrofen.
Gas 5rpeite Re3inent 0roqouer, lpelefes bon Sort
Sel1up uoer eano nadb Der merlFaniben GjrenSc mar
ld'ren follte, lan9e am 25 2u9ult innerhoIb Meen
orn 0et. SaDlor's oauptquarter AT. Grpb oe6 lang
en Wartdes unc Der 9roBen bc 1T ntdt Elm einSi9e6
Hpfero 9efalen Spel p6er bret Dragoner beler!trten
0abe ct. Nntcnto traf Gcl. Grpig9s nit etrpa 800
@omande5sS Snotaner sulanmelt, melcbe fd bie@raub-
nlB auobaten etnt9e perbe teben su ptrfe1r, mas b
nen abes BET SobeSftrae nntera9t rpuroe. Sie paren
Aodbit erfreut hber Die Slusl auf eineu Grteg Spil
EN- Den Ser Staaten uno erifp nno erfldrten an Die
0renSe 9eben su wClen, Setnoel9fetten ge9en Die
NerIFaner 3u be9lnnen uno pferoe bon hnen Su ifeb
leI tpo9e9en Sol Sml996 gar tebtS elnsuwenoeu bat
Set eiaem @epitter, tpeld)es il6er oas dmerfdnGhe
wager IN Corpus @brlt binSU9, fdblug Der Slis in en
3elt t1o tootete eneu treuen Dener oe6 9ieuenants
Bragg Mebrere 9lnoere puroeu ourd1 oenleten
SdDla9 9eldbmt. Gin anperer Go[oat YerlieB auf ST.
Sclephs oas Eager UNI gu ia9en ulto prb 1eoem per-
mist. Wan cermutbet, ooB er bon elmer Gcbau9e ee
elen ODER in Dem Gobretdiht einen QBeS Yerloret ha
be.
Ole Gruppen erfreuen Nd Der be(ten Gje(ubbeit uno
parten NIT Sebniubt auf cine Gele9enbct I'M, lic1 nit
ben 9Rerlfancrn melieu su f6nnen. 9jcneral GaDlcr
6eabildt9t Die Dra9cner am 0lio grdnbe ais 9crpo-
ten aufSuiteGen, 70 oaB Der Teilo fetnen pl0slideu
an9rlff auSfibren fann Die bon Majpr @'aap ,nitge-
erad1ten Stancnen erDeen iId iebr uaslid sur 8efe
ft9un9 ocs ea9ers. %. 6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
Nlffehr oe6 Sbrtften &earup aus pen Sell
1en>@ebiroen.


Sbrllt SfearnD, bonn L. Dra9oner- 2e9ment, fam
am soften 2u9uit bon ieiner Sour nad1 ben Nelleu.
9ebr9en> III ct. eous an. Derelbe mad)te nit fanf
eompa9nten feines GegtmentS in 100 gaQeu einen
Utarld, oon 2lOO Wlellen, bran9 bureb ben Sub-Vos
Der s'Wecnntalns bis 5u ben 0ueuen bes peflid-
Ell eenoraoo oor Der td III ben tiQen Ocean eroieet
nno tetrte, Dem Nrfanlas euang, nao, Sort QcaScns
NORTH 5urltd, 100 er am "a. 9luQu eiutrof Ser Shr;4
blelt 'iebre Sepredungen nit ben Sipur, @boneunes
llo onoern Snolanerdmn,ei, beuen er faat, sax Ser
Ne9 tr ote SeBen 9ebabnt fcD llno br aroser 8ater
nlht ouloen mirbe ba6 ireenb Elm enbiouer Ie beIS
|9e ooer lle 1T tbrem Belse fore Die @lniora1tpn
na9 Oregon uno Die Santa Sc 9ducier mlBten lIder
|rellen to1nen. Deie @rpeoition 9ab Dem Sbrfel1 e
fen relden Sdas bon Grfahrun9 uuo 9ocal- S3enntne
soeonoerS aber 1T Die @rlernuno Der 9(rt uub geiSs
pes Helsne nno llnterbates Ger Gruppeu in ienen|
ltadten prolrten BON bobem Wertb men ps prforner
lI ieYn olte sesen 9euM Merifo ooer Golifornien ~
loperlren. Der Sr. 2ouis Gepubltcan fnot. mosr e
|Utarlb oee erten Dra9oner- 0leaimeuts fam cir 50
peel uno Seanor euebas betpatIen rpie unfere Olan
e-SoloaIeh nad oregon poer Santa Sc pprritcfen
tonhei1. Mr noebten decentralization nnr bemerfen
]oaB. foehn lte entidpiIen 1T, bas cine phpr hehe ~
Ses Sl lebiner ndbts ,peer notbwcuoin, ala ei,,
Ger 5ipet He9nenter re9ndrer &erntruppen. n,nnoh
lll ufere SrelDtlltgen boen f6nuen gHir biroen ~
fur beocr elie 9Sod1e nad bem 9frltfe perfIoiien n
fperoen mehr al1ner lbre Diente an6ieeu. oIs noth
ipenola lno, oeer an9enpnnlen perben f6nnen NIB
Spar Mdnner, Die feine gefabr upb ep,heliofs;.a
." t'''"'" sN''e'"' r''o (@. 9iep.
un.g { Il d 8 a a,-g5or eiaisen Saaen wuroe in
,sr Sfr .aps Ssr Son @tS naroln eounv g. en Deut
erialase Man fano i'm gafhenbud, eine mDemtle- ,.
lano ausgelteaten Neepas bei tbnl Darnae mar 5ei
9tane grleortd 3aeb ODER 3eh, aebiira BON SSpfIa@
aelm, Seera'nts Warbaeh, giedar Rreis, aSniarcia
aurtsneer9 lno rete i'm Sahr ls4l BON feinenl Sc
pnrteorte lad smerlfa ab. sRan ,peie BON (einen Il
oI.gen 2eiealttlell bier dts Gr mar npnprpfe,iic
Elm Sd1ncocr nno tottcrte etlpao.
or It an II 6.-Gjreeu, spefder am 9sttlpoof N
Srep gshan9t lparbe, bat e polltdnoaes 9cfenutaig
lenee gerbred1ens ab9elest nno bic Daotpe ipeld,e
llhr 81 oleler Sdaaoerhot perIeiteter. allaeaehe
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24

9eW ttter furin - Sn Der lebten Samfao|
9taebt puroe unlerc Tahbardaft pcn etnem teftiaen
Stur1e, NIT ftartem Donnern uub 8lisen te9leitet,
uberfallen Das 2cben bie1er gemente mar t,,r ppn
tarser Gamer uno rttete bennce untcr einieeu uue
rer eanoSepohner bebeutenben Shooen an. Ger
Sls traf Die Sdeune ees Drn Wm. 9cusenbetler, ut-
fern unierer Stabt unb beieIbe ml,rbe fammt ibres
tpsrtboclcn Sntaltes in fur;er 3ett Elm Raub Der
Slammen ;-Srn. 8unfS Sdeune in Sadou gp.,
beies GauntDs, erltt burt baelbe Clement bereutea-
ben Sbaoen.
ltnabban9iser Ganoioat-fiir Staats-s -stuma(t
Serr Gothnaeel !-Noaen gie bic Site taben uno
orn gonts g d a fer ais uaabbdneiaeu @anbi.
oaten fir Gtaatsantpalt antanbiaen Der @utItei
oun9 Der Burger bon Start @auntD am Gtimmfateu
Iun:efnorfen. Slele bon beioen 4arteieu.
Waffa oufetts Bobl-Die i'm neunteu Son
9reBs Otrift 9ebaltene Slb[ in Waadulets hat 'fein
l&elnltat er9eben. Die neunebn Stdbte. BON beue,1
ole Serld1te en9eanfen paren, er9aben foaenoes 9e
Ilultat:
Sale Cqsbq1 oaa,
9Slutalns (Oem.) 1928
Sefpleeene 7O8
Sctpd. 0ltdter Sbielos bon Der QanbsSHice fir
ienen Staat 9iebt befannt, oaB Der ednbereGerfauf
i'm Staate Soma big gum uddbden Scmnter oerfboben
lt, pe piele graften 1T benz nod betrittenen Gerri
torlam stpd1en Wliiouri anb Soma liesen.
8ernncnt 98abl. Slaoe, Der gBbiq Ganoibot
fir @cnperreur 1T aer WahrlheinIidfeit mad, ae(o
gent Der Demcfratiihe @etpinn lit mad, ben Mabl
beridlten bon 81 Gtdoten 1910.
Sn oenielben Gtabten bate GlaD pcrioes Sabr 1856
tber polf 0nrrab fir 8ermout
0iene 9lnIIe blerin . bip.- Ole arpsen
ruhtbaren 2dnoertride bic i'm noroweitliden Sbeile
Sbios nod unan9ebaut lie9et, sehen jest bic 9Iuf
merfiamfeit Der beutfden @npanberer auf {Ief, Neb
rere unlerer oeutihen QanoSeute haben llo bort BE-
rets an9efanft unb gefern reste pieber cine f(eine
Sdbaar raitiser Gentlher ourh iinlre gtabt, bic Td
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24

v Die NIT enem Sterntben btjedneten Samtn Gnb A6t
i'm Saerlanbsreunp an9eseist swn Die erren fenen bic
nnttritNsNns unersr setr nidt gu perlansen !
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
Oct 8aterranpsfrenup
@pU OE1'Ve1E w'EH1, ." Ut men SattrIahr.
Cation, WfttttpDd, Den 24ten Geptet1t, 1916
0empfrattlber QSabl3ette[.

OemDfrattiber QBabl3ettel.
SIR sstprafentant
@eor9e Miaer*).
Sar-S@eritf:
Scrace .. Dunbar.
SIR S6aemrifter:
Safob &epIinger.
SIR Staatsanwalt:
Santes SlrmifrCus, gfq.
Sir County Gpmminionsr:
@ecrge 0auenitetn.
SIR ArmenDaussDirettor
peter ecnBenbetler*).