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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
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pcn Wdgen, StnrIsl8ao9c, Srubt 0lefF,
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SdIittcn, 3nber, Sdiisr, Spjuu'9tioer, unp
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
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in lester QScfe in Dem 9llIcntaun pcitamt
lie9cn 9cbIicben fIno:
9Imos 9Intrim, Charles 9lnSreas, Scnias
min Burger, sIacn Sarrcn @hrw. Tube,
nclena Cduicls, s. uno .. SaBtn0er, 1ufe
@riffin, George &icoo, Sbcmas @iufin9cr,
Saccb Na9c, ., Biliom Softer, 9Iorcn Nuffl
WdrD Sorrct Schu Siidlcin, TranfIin Sauf.
man, Samc6 9. Sec, MarD Wtdlp, Willtam
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Yerrp Swilher, 8eCr9e Stcrncr, @ecrge
Steinbcr9er, Srieorih Sranf 6. W. Balter,
Sames Ycun9, WeItilccrf YdSer,
81. g. QSri9bt. Noitmelfter.
Sept. II. rqIm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17

Der lluter;eid,retc beudhrihti9et ebrers
bictioit ba6 publifum, oaB cr fein @cItdft
an fenem alten Stano. einc Shiirc Cberbalb
SeIfric9e uno gSilIcn'6 Stobr in Der SNamil.
ton Srase III 9IlIcntaun, nabe ocm Warft
9ieref, ncd) inner fcrtberetbt alIpc cr
Gin 9ro6e6 9l1ortcment aIlcr 9lrten
Sttefel nn0 S6uben,
fir Winner, Srauen6pcricnen uno &iuoer,
bon ieiuer ei9eucu @crferti9Gn9 ouf SoanD
bat, meldle6 er ea6 l>ublifum oer(Ihert, Gin
70 9utes gu fen, ols je an oiclcm coer an ir'
9eno eiuem auoeru Srt gum 8erfauf an9ebrs
ten muroe, unb ncldeS 70 pcblfeil cber mobl'
fcilcr fur tadr @elo oerfduft meroen pire,
ale bic 9lrtifel irgcub lcnlt,pc erbalten mcr'
ben fGnncn. - Tol9enoee 1T cine lleber(ld)t
cini9er fciner 9Irtifcl uuo preiIen:
WannS St;cfel &olbI. Bon So 90 ;us5 90
d" Gjrotc, 2 so 275
Snateu StiefeI @rcbe, 25 goo
2drie5' @aiters, 25 80
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Simoer Sdube rah Der @r6ee uno @iitc.
Cas Rnas wtro oeucmmcn uuo bic Be-
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Die fltrScac 2nSei9e pcrrittct.
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lIflm ieinen ungebcudleItcu Ddnf nb, fur bc'
rcit6 geuCfene Suuoftoft.
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9lIIentauu, September II, uq3Wl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
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oucern Elm, onsurufeu uno ihr 9rc6cs uub
id,6nes Enforcement BON Spdtjahr6 uno Nin'
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ben, uuo nun i'm Scariff iIno su er6ffnen. -
Sic haben mUhIfeil ciu9efauft, uno bic Q8ad'
rCr iolIcn al strcm nur 0crr9cn prpft Huf
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len oCrlIdIert, ha6 ile atIc IN orm StDIe, Der
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Wilts, @attune II. @biubes ccn a(leu 9uten,
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icu9, Sattinet ben alien 9Irten, 70 mic cir
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9Iuetauldl fur lGdaren angenpmmPn. 9Ind
faufru iIc 81 jeter 3cit Woisen, 97cQacn,
q8clid,forn unb Safer, lUofur lIe bic b0dlRen
Warftpreiir in baar @eIo beSoblen.
Selfric9e Wno GiiiOn.
2IGentaIu, Sept. II, nq3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

MURDER AID CASSIBALIsM-Weh have been In
formed upon good authority says the Van Buron Ark.n
Whig of June 18th that shout ten days ago, on the
great prares near the Canadian ryer party OF sooui
one hundred Shawnees and krspoos on horseback eo'
in pursuit OF party Of Pswnee Mahss On foot and
that they overlook and killed OF the latter the others
making their escape We also learn that the kcspocs
barbarousy cut up and ate the body Of the murdered
victim These facts promptly communicate 70
the Chief of the Greeks Gen. MciSTosH who expressed
his warmest indignation such acts Of cannbssm and
also his fears that such unfortunate proceedings may lead
10 a general among the western tribes " indians
Gen. " Is great lover Of peace and i 10 earnestly
hoped that his fears may never be realized.
~ The steamer New York arrived on Saturday
morning last from New Orleans ria Key West and Nor
folk (shere she put Ia for fue with slargc number Of
passengers. whose names are gwen elsewhere.
Ry her received the Norfolk Courier OF the "a pn
advance Of the mail in which Ind stated that Capt
Wright Of the New York expressed the opinion 'hat
majority Of the Texan Congress were opposedto AnneSs
ton and that the could not be consumms'ed
Hence the return Of the Princeton.
~ Mr.. WHITNEY, of the Atlantic and Pacii'c
Railroad has been at Milwaukee from whence he VEN
10 Iachedah and thence TO Prairie du Chen.
~ The Editor of the Auburn Journal was sued
for libel tother day for publishing piece Of poetry 10
which the Town authorities condemned Tor cuun3
down some hne Elm trees in front OF the Theoloyes'
Seminary The suit afterwards Withdrawn on en-
DanatiOu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

REMOVALS AT The Custom HoUsE.-We learn
that the following officers OF the Customs in Boston
ceived their discharge on Wednesday, VIZ Mason.
Cleveland, Spooner. Lindsey Stanwood and Newton,
Inspectors Faulkner salt Messurer; Devens, Tracy,
Hoyt and byrsm, Weisners and Gausers
~ The Cincinnati Enquirer gives the particulars
II robbery committed on gentleman from Newark, by
the Of Larrison which for boldness Is Little
ishing Mr.. L. landed al the wharf about IL o'clock
night and followed by from the landing
ne going the Mansion House the Canal and
abou; halfway they up TO him. knocked him down
with heavy club and robbed him OF some sixty dollars
n money and a watch worth about the same amount
de badly bruised on the head but will recover.
r. At New Bedford fire broke out on Sunday
afternoon in the stable Of Mr. Jss D. B. BROOKE rear Of
Wsierstreet which consumed with its OF
hay and grs.n. Two houses adjoining. owned by Mr.
John C. smith and Mr. Brooks very badly inu ed
Insurance On the houses 5000 which viii probably
cover the loss
DrELLISG-We wish all the war. agiiators were as
yoodnarured a. certain member Of Congress once
heard Of vhe hailed somewhere from the Granite hills
he was challenged by q member from the Palmetto
state for something be had said in debate offensive
southern chivary. The wsg accepted the challenge
condition that his opponent would give him time send
home for his skunk gun Cstskill Messenger.
p We understand thai many country post
masters signing their Offices IN consequence Of the
operation of the new post-ofhce law. We learn tina,
nearly one hundred resgnanons were received by the
Pesunsstsr-Geney IN The coWse d one day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

~. $780,. ~hsr. unless q friendly hand snafches her
from impending ruin she viii soon confirm me vicious
propensties already awakened within her by mans per
Adv IL not the duty of the magistrate before whom
,he preferred her complaint to rescue her from her
present desperate condition
II About two o'clock on Friday morning fire
broke out in Ltes chain msnufsctory. No. 90 Broad
street but exiinguished before had time to DO
much dsmage-,he premises are insured
2 The body of a man in respectable attire, was
found in The East River foot Of Jsmess street Sa'ur
isy morning There a lsrz stone suspended from
his wrist Il 10 supposed he 10 man who used 70 go
abou, the wharves preaching temperance. His body hes
AZ the dead house IN the Park
n The steamboat New Jersey lef, this city
on the evening of the 4h having board the 9Th Res
tate ARTILLERY for Albany in the vicinity Of which, the
above military hold their encampment When near
Csdwels Landing pin. connecting the AFT end Of the
waking beam with the other machinery broke the en-
CINE stopped the passengers taken of BY the other
boats which up that evening and the New Jer-
sew towed 10 this city by the North America"
The AHoRsE-We believe il has been at las,
sscertsned and definitely settled that the horse Is
decided the greatest Of al modern curoses IN isctinsi
nothing ike il ever existed The AHSzkGEian Of yessr
day in very and pleasant article. gives up. and
We presume the scepc II the Tribune viii now knock
under I, has been proved conclusvey that the animal
genuine one witness swears 20 the identity OF the
hide another the teeth sawed and tnru was pre-
.en, when the hind legs were screwed on What more
can auy BODY desire, Sunday Atlas
The following genuine document shows the present
whereabouts and probable final destination of this re-
msrkabe specimen OF domestic manufacture. We find
II in the AueshdaigH
ThsIs 70 Certihi That patTic murie dos gree TO by
one snime Cold the Cea Hoas and pay $500 on scd An
incl in Case il should be delivered and sed murfy dos
gre to pay oesur hurts the reces Of shoing sed AM
me- until paid fur also sed marFe dos agrca 70 pay sed
ioesurs board until the sed animel Il paid fur
in case the sei animal ia paid fur By the ID Day OF
angus, sed murie Dose orii al that Is paid on sed AMI
mel. -,
will give -ed oesur $3.50 Of the anmel ais will pay
,ed oesiur 81 90 pur weak for His serviss TIL Pad for
FIRST FRUIrs-We had presented IA this
morning By Wing residing in Henry street twenty SIX
ne ripe pears pucked from the half an hour before
We received them Onf as we were informed tor eve
~ .s,e in the Union Ne sent word back to the donor
that Texas had been overlooked, and presently we re
| ceived s-srsaH poid,oe = Brooklyn Adv
IT A young woman named Elizabeth Denton
whose parents reside on the Island near Cansrse and
who has been living in the family Of Mrs. Van Isssel
No = Orange street took lsudanum last evening from
The effects OF which her recovery Is doubtful She took
| II in ,port. Brooklyn Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

NEw-HAMPsHiRE-The Legislature Of the Granite
State has passed-Yeas l20, Nays s5-a series Of
Resolutions appauding the Texas Iniquity, and in
-,ructing the Federal Government 10 go the whole
hog on Oregon. We copy two Of them, VIZ;
Resolred, That National Government warned BY
the overreschng policy and deep dupcy OF Oreai bri
tain in relation TO the North Eastern Boundary shouio
and maintain rights 70 the territory oil oreeoh
70 the 4th degree Of North latitude.
Won't these chaps feel fiat if their Administration
has agreed 10 compromise at LAT. 1927
Resoued That the interference Of the United states 70
avert from any portion Of people Of this continent or
the world the mseres Of British colonial servi'ude
would be abundany justified BY the acts Of that govern
meni
The above occurs in the midst Of resolutions urg-
ing our Government TO make no compromise with
tyranny condemnng the alleged British interior
ence TO prevent the Annexation of Texas to this
country as insulting; and asserting that such bri'
sh interference proves the wisdom and sagacity OF
the Annexationists. Now we just want to know
now can be so wrong for Great Britain to try to
keep other countries out Of our clutches yet 20 per
ec,ly right for us to interfere TO avert her sway
from any portion of the People Of this continent
Is there no other servude as grievous az British
colonial servitude ?" Let us think spell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
New Publications.

The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for July has
been sent Us BY Francis Co rs articles treat Of Gam
nell. Life of Roger Williams Gregory VII and his
Age; The L. : Exploring Expedition Monsons Life Of
Jeremiah smith Boston Charities The Writings Of
Isaac Taylor; Darwn's Geology and Natural History
Longfellows Poets and Poetry Of Europe and Young
England.
Wilkes Narrative appears to be very fairly treated
too tendery but with discrimination The sketch of the
Life OF Jeremiah Smith Is interesting We have not read
farther-bui be must be wise or rash man who has
chosen HGebrans his theme sooon after Macsulsy
- THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE and Industrial
Record; By REDWOOD FISHER No. . /. just issued The
great paper OF the number iu account Of The Iron
TRADE by THos. CHAMBERS Of Philadelphia covering
40 pages We doubt whether fresh and clear
hibt is TO be found elsewhere Copper Miners and the
copper trade are ucidly treated by GEO BACON Of this
City and there are several other original essays.
~ THE PRINCIPLE OF PRoTEsTAsrIsN, as re-
lated TO the Present State Of the Church. By PHILIP
scHAss; translated. with Introduction By JOHN w.
NEvIN D. D. has just been published at Chambersburs
Pa We should think j, ght sell here.
- The Book or CHEMICAL AMUSEMENT
complete Encyclopedia of Experiments in Various
Branches Of Chemistry, sc. By HENRY II. PAUL. has
been issued By G. B. Zeiber Co. Philadelphia 1t is a
pleasant and useful work.
r. A History OF The PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHuRcHEs in the City OF New York By HENRY NJ On
DERpoNx No. 5, just been sent Trinity Church and
= stephens are the subjects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
The Crops.

We have advices by letters and papers from near
" every quarter of the Union, and their general
tenor indicates an abundant harvest Of Summer
Grains The Wheat Harvest in Virginia and Mary
land is certainly above an average so It Is In Penn
syvania and New-Jcrsey, where harvesting is now
in progress We learn from Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan that the yield is certain TO be far better
Than was expected month or six weeks ago. The
June rains have been very extensive and most be-
Inefficient The Monroe Mich Gazette says that
Mr.. Frost of Albion, distinguished -four manutac
urcr, has been travelling throughout that State and
expresses the opinion that the Wheat crop OF this
year will be nearly twice as large as that of any pre-
vous year. He says ii looks superbly in all direc
lions From Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa, we have
similar though not so definite reports.
HAY and Oats are short everywhere while Indian
Corn is backward but generally Of good color and
coming on rapidly. We saw capital growth OF II
through Monmouth Co n. J. on the 4th. This vii
20 far to cause the deficiency of Hay and Oats to be
forgotten Tobacco il said to be poor and back
ward in Maryland Cotton appears TO be general y
doing well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

OREGON EMIGRASTs.-Thc Ohio Statesman has
letters from an Oregon emigrant to his brother in
Ohio, written on the 18th and Goth of May-the la,
ter 100 miles west of the Missouri State line. They
appear to find good roads but travel slowly, being
bothered by their loose cattle and the incessant at
tempis Of the Kaw and Kansas Indians to steal them
They have had great trouble in electing Pilot and
appear to have chosen poor one at last. The n
lot on the strength of his dignity got wife ON SIX
days acquaintance and was married on the 18th
All were masters, and general anarchy prevailed
They met on the Goth some men coming in from th,
Mountains, whe reported the road for 100 mile
ahead lined with cmigran,s TO Oregon. The aver
age rate of travelling is not over l2 miles day
which will give them frosty nights and hard fec
before they reach w ala wsla-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07
Court CRIeudar-THis DAY.

CIRCUIT CoUKr AND CoCRr OF OYER AND TERAi>rk
This Court will commence to-day its July term. The
Court Calendar contains pr causes. The Nos for to
day a. so l, > g. 4, D. TO- III, IL Is IA, 10
To- Il. II
The SUPERIOR CouRr viii also commence It's July
term and devote the hrsweck TO Jsry trials There are
% causes on the 1rial Calendar. II being argument
term no Day Cslenesr will be- made out
COMMON PIEAs-Psrt / Nos 60 30 80 l32. ~ "
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DoIyGs IN OUR LAW COURTS SATURDAY
MARINE CouRr-fsdac Butler rs. I'm. B. GerrtsS-
Action of Trcspass already referred to--Judgmen' Tor
irlrnIanf


h urs ay---l Deie u
CouRr FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Thc De
csion in the case ofThe People OF New York W Robert
H. Morris, Supervisor &c was postponed
The case of Post and others was commenced, but the
argument postponed TO have precedence next term.
The Court then adjourned sine di,..
The next term Will commence At Rochester on the
9th August when appeal causes will be nrsi heard.
UNITED STATES CouRr-Hordoe H. Day VS. Ch,sfs
pler Megey-Ths case after occupying several days IN
the trial was given to the Jury on "wednesday fes'er
day forenoon aner being all night they came into
Court declaring that they could not agree and were die
charged We understand going to the Jury room
they stood TO 4. and so remained
Samuel r. Yaa vs. Begj Nichoiis and Poli.nd, hu sue
Verdict for defendants subject to the opinion Of The
Court
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Dr Brockody u.s. Futon fovy Co
The Jury after being in severs hours could not
agree and were discharged
L. : MARsHAL's OfFIcE.--Thc Captain and Mate Of
the ship Venice arrested charge Of cruel and
unusual treatment toward sailor on board named Nick
lasson. swede in the Bay Of Mobile. After examine
ton they were both discharged.
MARINE CouRr.-Hu1h Hartman W.. Poo Bros~
Verdict for Plaintiff
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DEATH CT MAJOR WoopsIDEs.-We regret TO
earn tha, Major Jonathan r Woodsides died suddenly
in Chicothe on Wednesday last He retired to rest on
Tuesday evening in apparent good health. seized
through the night with III, and expired about O'Clock
on the next morning
Major woodsides represented the United States with
distinguished ability for several years under the admin
sraton Of the amented Jackson Charge to the eourt
Of Denmark fCfrylevile Guard.