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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
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3. D. W lantenoen 9tadrtdten bon 2eras einqeQ0lta-
en-.
Bon @aloeffcn rethen nnlere 0adrtdten Bis ,nm
6ten Septe'ber. Die teranilhen Sldtter ino seflat
NIT Serlten hber Die 9lrbeiten Der @cnpention slr
Saoun9 elmer Staatsoerfaiun9. Dieie6 Dofument 1T
lest compettr uno Die Sonoentipn bat am %. Nuauf
lbre Stsun9en bcfblcI1en. Der prd1bent bat 1ofprt
letne proclamation erlaien, pDrin er ben nadlfen g.
Sttooer ais cen Sag beifimmt an weldem bas Golf
ueer Ole snnabme poer Serwerfun9 Der Spulfitnticn
dolttmmen Icu atd ptro es ild oenl 1tdmlt6enSa-
9e tltr poer 9e9en Die enblce 9nhleBune all Die Ser
Stanten curd9 ben Stimmfaten ousSuIpreden buten
|uno ielne Wlenun9 frr poer 9e9en cine > r nan
lab9eben pelc]e Die @pnoentpn fir gut eefnoen hat
Der Staate eonltltuttcn an3uhdn9en Diele Srbcnans
Itit bon 9roBer Wubtt9fe in SeSug auf Die ofeno,en
Iedneerelen ba, penn eine Mebrbet oes Gofes bafir
9eppttnsn tperoen fann, fat ale riber erbelten Be
Im9un9en orpBer Gdnoerltrecfen, fir ben 3Ded Der
I9nle9ung bon @olonten, nul uno nidti9 ein plrben
Die @Cnoentpn bait Die besfas beebenoen Spntrafte
fir unccnfttuticne nnb baber bon 0aus aus tnsees-
llob uno ntdti9 uno agt baB lpenn bic 9lu6ftbrun9
oereben eefafet wiirbe, ebeaWQtonen 9lcfer eanbee
BON ben centltden Domainen oen Ndnben einiger pe-
nt9en Snboibuen III teen. Die Srocnan, tpetit an
genominen, ma es bem General 9lnpalte bes nelten
Stadtcs poer ben Dttrlft 9nDdlten sur Vatht, Die
erndbnten eontrafte su nnteruden, uno, I'M Sale Die
eten unconitutionea befunoen meroen, ODER bic Bes
IonQun9en oe6 @cntrafts nl trift bon cen auf edu-
Ioerreden Qnlprth madencen Snbioouen erfiiIt llno
auf itre geetteetune burd Die G3eridte ansutrasen.
lSirfdle Slneoler eoen BET bieem 8erfabren curd)-
aus ntdbt, oenn Ge behalen thr ppes Heot auf $40
older ftr cine Nanlilie coer $50 fur enen enselnen
Nann. QEtr speifeIn niebt oaB bic 9Ibltimmune auf
annab me befa9ter 3 roonanS ausfauen
wro ben Snbabern au69eoetnter edncercen (Gjrants)
mag bteie Srocnaus aber febr un9ele9en fomne,1.
Sen. Sames pnfneD 0enoerfon tpirb ais @anoibat
fur bic erlte Conference.-The oes Staates Geras ge-
nannt gr miro pie Der "@ipiliau" 9aubt, 9epie er-
mdblt merben.
Die @onuenticn Fat Der Ser. Staaten 9iegterun9 bic
Wieoerein1esun9 bes @pmmcbore's Wpore, NIT sled)-
em Han9e in unierer Warine, empfoblen.
8on @prpuS @prilfi erfdbrt man, baB infer Mltdr
in pOrtreflideln 3uanoe Ii unb nur tpeni9e &rant
Fiten pcr9efaleu llno. (B.@or
Spbn So bite, ber flrslid, Spreder int Nrprd-
entantenbane mar, bat Id auf einem eanbIse in Der
lyidbe bon 9iifntcno &entudp, erfdcien. 2iefe Me-
|landclie tpar Der grurb su beler tetrbenoen 0anb
lung Dhte trar ein Wann bon ausgeseihneten Sab
f6f .tnN AL. T
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08

lnabban9iser ganbtOat-fir StaatS- -9(ntralt.
Serr Notbnaoel !-41cuen sic Die GIte haben uno
Srn. ecmts g d. fer alS unabbdn9t9en @anbt.
baten fur Staateanpalt anfinotgen Der @ntfdJet-
buns Der 8ar9er bon Starf @auntD am Sttmmfaiten
untermDrfen. Glele bon beloen partclen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
8ef 8aterranpsfrenuo
2sO Srtibeit wpbnt, bo 1T mein 9aterlaup.
Canton Mtttpo6, ben sten October, 1916
9empfrattlher 9GQh[sette[.

Oemofrattfher MahlSettel.
SIR 9teprakntant:
@jecr9e WiG(er.
Sir S@erif:
Sorace q. Dunbar.
SIR S6aemeitter:
Satcb &eplin9er.
SIR StaatsaniratE:
Snme5 9lrmifrpn9.
SIR County Gpmwi1ipntr:
@ecr9e 9ptpenittue.
Silr ArnenbaussSircftcr
peter 9cusenbeHer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
MefinDien.

Don SaYti.-Die 6einoieliefeiten spiihen Dem
golf bieier Snel nebes bic peribebene GbeiIe, ben
framsOfihen uno ipanifhen beUohnen, 9enohnlid
oaYiter uno Dominscaner eenannt, idetnen tdalid)
mebr gu, ais abSunebmen unb eine 9us9leidune faum
mO9lib. Die 9ie9erun9 trt frdftige Ssriees 8crfeb-
runeen um Die Dcntngoaner que llnterpilrfsfeit su
brineen 0la pdtern Taebridten bis gun, 2. b. fano
dem bic SaDter fe9ten uno eiren Shooner als pre
in Sap. 0aDte einbrad)ten
Der prdiloent bat ale Dominscanild1c 6dfen in
8lodaoesuitanb erfldrt.-Die oayitcte 8otte sdtlte
a SeSel.
fa.-gin firdte,ldes@cnit bon tar
fen He9en9aeen besletet, entlub Tdl iiber Spanilh
Conn uno trdnfte oas aus9eborrte @rored,.-Su
&in9fon Derpiirte man mebre Gage lang siemlt bef-
ti9e grofftBe, fpelde bon 6lier nno tpetlider Hds
ltnna liefen llno bon enem bumpfen @et6le beaIeet
waren. Die unseuahnIid bsiBe Witterum9 lieB etwas
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
6Dla. Npla!

llnIere oebrte qeer, Die ibre 3eitnne init 0ols BE-
sablen bitten mir oringenc, unS redt balb nit beem
feet ret n0tbeen srtife Deriebea. luer 9orratb 1T
sdnsIih aafgebrannt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08

Der n5rbldje 2beil bes @auntys . rieans nno
ilmaeaenc, i'm Staae geipU Ucrf ,pnree am Sorlesten
Gcnra6enb BON einem > Srfane tetm9eiud1t tpel-
der uasebenre 9ermntun9en anrdltete. N'ebrers
en5tt,eit peroen permiet NIB ene Heite Der erlteu
2ambbauereiem bes GauntYs fno serltort.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08

Sobn Wb bite, ber tlrslid Spreder int 0irprd-
entanenbauie mar, bat d5 auf ieinem eanbfBe in Der
9Rdbe bon Hhmono SfentudD, erldc6en 2iefe Me-
land,cle mar Der @runb su bieer tetrnbenoen 0anb-
lung gBhae rar ein Mann bon ausgeseldneten Sab
i9teiten, nno uprsi0lihem @barafter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08

Som a.-0err Dodge 1T NIT SIG Stimmen Mebr,
tuition ruroe aberras NIT s17 Maicritdt verworfen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08

Sal I'd, nj iinser erretiri
Tamens @larf nuroe lebten Mittm
perbaftet. @r hattie ungefdbr 500
Soften auf Die Banf bon &entudD
Waneel an 8itr9fdaft tpuroe er in
nabriam 9ebradt.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

The Convention met yesterday morning at ,
o'clock and after the services for the morning were
concluded, the minutes Of the last days proceedings
were read and approved. The galleries we're filed
to oyerfowing with ladies, who pay particular at
tention to the proceedings of the Convention The
Secretary called the names of such members as
were absent and had not answered to their names
on the first day.
The President next stated that agreeably TO the
ninth rule OF order the election OF members of the
Standing Committee, Deputies, Provisional Depu
ties 10 General Convention and Missionary, weie
next in order.
The following gentlemen were nominated by the
high church party tor standing committees
Clericai-Rev. VIM Berrian, D. d.. Rev. Thos Lyell
D d.; Rev John Mcvicker, d. D.; Rev. Jonathan NJ
Wainwright, ID. d.
Lsy-Aessrs Floyd Smith, Murray Hoffman, @. C. Yer.
plaDck, Samuel Jones'
The Low Church party nominated the following gen
uemen tor the committee:
Ciericai-Rev. Thomas H. Taylor, D. D.; Rev John
s. Stone, D. D Rev. Lot Jones, d. D.; Rev. Henry }.
Whitehouse, d. d.
Lay-Msssrs Britain L Woolsy, Robert B. Minturn
Thomas N. Stanford VIM. H. Hobart.
The inspectors Of the clerical votes for the Standing
Committee reported the whole number of clerical vote
to be And the inspectors of the lay votes reported
the whole number OF votes to be 1877.
The tellers declared them q tandaa fol
The New York herald., 1845-09-27
ILLUSTRATED
WEEKLY n ERAL D.

The Weekly Herald, to be ready for delivery at
o'clock. lhls morning, a, sixpence copy, Will be
highly interesting paper.
II will be illustrated by correct view OF the log
prisons in Delhi, in which the AntiRenters are con-
fined also drawing of the building near Washing
ton City, which was struck by lightning in July
last, killing husband. wife and infant child. 1t will
,nain full report Of the Anti-Rent trials, with
Judge Parker's charge, and an account sent to the
National Institute of the disastrous effects and
curious freaks of the Electric Fluid is illustrated in
tie cuts
Copies in wrappers, for mailing, can be had at the
l.sL
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

The following gentlemen were then declared elected
Rev VIM. Berrian, ID ID. Hon. sam Jones'
Thos. Lyell, d. ID. 6. c. Verpianck
John McVickar, D. D. Murray Hoffman,
J. NJ. Wainwright, d. d. Floyd Smith
So the High Church ticket was elected
The oi1cers Of the Missionary Committee, the High
Church party, nominated
Clsrica!-Rev Lott Jones, Rev. Joseph II. Price, Rev
Edward N. Mead, Rev. Isaac Pardee, Rev. William
Morris
Lay-Mr. Charles N s. Rowland, Mr.. John H. Swift
Mr. Cornelius Oakley Mr. Floyd Smith, Mr.. Alexander
L. Mcdonald.
The Low Church party nominated
Ciericai-Rev. William Richmsnd Rev. Benjamin C.
Cutler, DID,, Rev. Gregory I. Bedell, Rev. William
Lewis
Lay-Mr. c. ~ s. Rowland, Mr.. Richard Oakley, Mr.
D. A. Cushman, Mr. Galen Carter, Mr.. }. D. Wolfe
The Inspectors Of the clerical vetes for Missionary
committee reported the whole number OF clerical votes
to be Ia, necessary to choice 63 and the Inspectors
the ay votes reported the whole number of lay votes
be l30-necessary to a choice Sc
The Inspectors ofthe clerical and lay votes then de-
claIed them to stand follow.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

ABOLITION RIOT on THE ATLANTIC under
stand that Captain Judkns, of the steam ship Cam
bra, one OF the Boston and Liverpool mail packets
on her last trip to England, had negro named
douglass, among the passengers When half way
over the Atlantic, Captain J. brought Douglass for
ward on the quarterback, and called the passengers
ogether in order to have an abolition meeting
This step, OF course lead todiIiculty and as the ne
gro abused America and the Americans, there arose
a general uproar The ladies' were much alarmed /,
and had the Captain persisted in his abolition efforts
mere would have been serious riot in the midst of
tne oceans roar, and the negro tossed to the
sharks. II the Cunard steamers ale to take negro
passengers and have riots in the middle OF the At
lanc, very few whites will 90 in them.
IHE Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS as
sembles at Albany to-day at IL O'Clock, noon.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27


The race between horse from Orange county, and
James H. Polk asibgle mile dash, for $780, was post
poned until yesterday (Friday) which resulted ia the
ioimer winning IN capital style, with ease.
MoRE SPoRr.-fhe three first aned animals on the
hrs oi the above atches, and General Dunham's Mos
COW, come together again the 9th October the
same track, Tor a like sum.
Two very interesting matches come off over the Cen
treville track Oh Thursday next
Inc great sport oil the ensuing week will come of on
Monday next when the Pedestrians jackson and Barlow
co ne together Tor purse Sll0O, mile Also
trotng match OF considerable interest Betting s to
8 on Jackson.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27
Sporting Intelligence.

TKoTIrSo AT THE UNION CouRsE, L. Yesterday
there a very and respectable attendance.
to witness the following sport this track. 1t
tanly the best affair Of the season. for the twelve
months past The day was most propOus, the track all
the way round in capital order-it never wal better
Shortly after three o'clock, the horses for the following
were in readiness with the exception of Moscow
purse $780, mile best three in vs in harness,
for which were entered
Hiram Woodruf's. .........b b. z. Ripton
Geo spcer's. ....".... b. 8. Americus
n Nv hnnt 8. ...:o. 8. Moscow
W. D. jarvis. .br. Cayusa Chief
Previous to the start it Amercus against the field
The whole affair most beautifully Contested with
the exception Of the Cayuga Chief who, after
dozen attempts at start was drawn. The others short
ly alter went forth Ia the second heatDutchess
second but in consequence OF complaint of on driving
on the part OF the driver of Duchess, wv. Wheelan)
fourth heat, similar complaint made and after
consideration the ju ges ruled that Duchess
distanced. This was most beautiful heat thu throughout
table cloth would have covered the group al the
turn down the straight side when the foul driving
planned OF took place The following is a summar,
Of the affair in the order in which the horses
paced At the start !:
Americus George spicer. .......2s sall1
Duchess Ri",on dist;
Time s5I-a s5-a ss-a as.a Al iIl q 4s
The driving OF Rpton by Bromey was greatly admir-
ed, and elected considerable appreciation. The time
made speaks for the TACT that Of them at the close
Of the heats were three lengths apart
Immediately aiter-purse $50 mile heats best three in
FIVE under the saddle
Z. Carl enters. ................ .gr & Medoc
). Spicer enters. .ch K Ephran smooth.
n. Jones enters. $3.50. blk Newburgh
u bertlne enters .gr X John Anderson
This was also well Contested affair ghout, and
to save tine several vi the heats between
tnose o the previous trot but Notwithstanding the last
neat was run IN tue dark Previous to the bet
tug was Ne~burgh against any other 8 to / on the
neLi against Medoc. rhe following is the result in the
JIder placed. At the start
ne"oc =. j
S"ioo1h' - d uist
John Anderson ....................24 .24222
Time 42-2 a0-2 I2-2 45--2 Al.
BEACON COURSE, THURSDAY following Is the
suit VI the Trot Tor a Purse of $780,
Aggy Down Colonel Bartine). 49,. 2l0l1
,eoeoSN.. -
Cayuga Maid ................33 1913
Time 2 27-2 2e-2 3O-2 3O-2 81.
Well contested each lheat on by n head neck,
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

HE Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS as
sembles at Albany to-day at IL o'clock, noon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22

friend, promise me not 70 be premdiced
SEQ Beatrice, aud talk to her, and Iudgo for
yourself"
The name fell like an ice bolt on How
erd's heart. lie had listened 10 The pro
gress Of the argument between this bir
friends, in pretended and apprehensive 81.
ence; and fearful ptesentme1t of whar
that name revealed Ind by degrees ,nkef
possession OF his mind. aud IN some meas
ute prepared him for lis announcement
At length, by a strong fort urousing ban
self from the siupelnction into which lie had
been thrown, aud taking l.aura's extended
hands between his own, he SAID,
My dear, generous GID You have &c
ted like yourself, III obeying the impulse o.
your warm and gunieless heart and lleav
ca forbid That | should blame you serousl,
for conduct that measures, ten fold, my
love for you, and my admiration Of you
character. But ! must confess that there
is muca reason ia Ms, Sinclair + remarks
aud her view Of the case -, very probably
the Just one. We mus, therefore endcav
or, Us far as possible, TO prcyent our easy
confidence from bong imposed on to you'
pr, ,1dlce."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
.HENfEEE.J.N'sUF =.


The Gais arr poet, and OF ou, pleasant wee,
7atf iHHtHmcEfE 10 -.aHGur pF '.. Nt1k ,peare
lhe necessary cessation OF their hourls
aietcoursc. when each had been compelled
~ the acquisitions OF society, to seek their
separate fostdrsccs. gave llusatd leisure
yr reflection aud, 1t may bo, that hrs cou-
science wns not quito at ease, though he
iid not laii 60 sull ~ circumstances 10y
beading the cold Hrglcr, ood rnddiefcuce
q Beatrice. H. exaggerated the hcruou-
llence OF her silence, AL It assumed the
luc Of utter holrIc,suoss. And hc resolved
orthwilh, 70 cuu-tsu has ltDhan adventure
= entire OBJ viun, How well he might
tayo succeeded, We moy not usceftuu 4,
though, doubtless, those who have gone
before bun "a thus tortuous path, know we'll
IA often practscd facilities, Bot Howafd' :
Experiment. was prevented from having a
hir lua and the Cqunninlty OF mind winch
be Iah1red to establish on lasting basis,
Sas disturbed by the reception OF letter
tom the old servant, whom he had left With
NE stfictcst rrInuctons 10 watch over and
protect the fair mistress Of his londesl
vows.
Alberto wrote IN much dtsmay md per
Heuty. Bot hot 10 enter into hs minute
details, and his repeated proIostatious OF
his own ignorance aud innocence, we shalt
Anply atate tho substance OF his vuIum,
nous communication. For como weeks
Subsequent 10 iloanrd's departure, Beatrice
han conn. .ned absent and melancholy. Al
length she complained OF nI,heal'h aud nn'
Der tho pfotcs, Of making q journey WIN
'lew Of ,is restoration, sho supplied herself
Htlh considerable SUN Of money Ito &C
comphsh winch, sho had made sale OF some
valuable specimens Of paintings aad s'aina
~ After arranging her bushesa Tor az
odetulto absence, she leit the village, 40
eomPaated hy young country eiIl, as he'
'lehdlnt. But at tho end Of a short tine
b@nca had returned, expecting TO meet The
SIgnofaa. Who, she sad, had preceded he
W different route having kindly glyeI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
MOONS PHASES
T. OE L Il Y
Flom ii. T. Mirror

From ne y. s. Mirror.
\ HouR AT THE oLpfLAY GRouNl
| sat an hour 10 day. John.
Beside tho uld BROOK stream
Where wo prrc school b1ys N old time,
When msnHocd pass dream
The brook i clicked 10 fallen leaves
Tho l.ond e dr,cd away
/ scarce b0i,cte that yol " oulJ know
The doat old place to day
The school hou.a !, no more. John,
Beneath our locust trees.
To Wtld ross by Tho ~indov fida
No unare waves 20 Tho breeze.
Flo scattered stones look iosrlatJ.
tbo tol ttrf rested on
-. been pl.ashed up " stranger ianAs
Sinro ~ and I we're gone
The cbcsnu, tree ~ Dad. tohp.
And wbat - sadtcr ueS
hu broken grapevine of our swing
IlanFs on iNs a,thotcj lougb
fgai ouf li,es upon tho bari
Mi found ihr ,,ohhlea Iito
80 81 benaliL tho LoiIoe stIo.
a. so bsj Piei thcm there
ncnsath tie rras, groan L,uk letr
| taestd far our oii sprog,
Ihlt bpbLlsd Jos r. iba sidor path
ihsrv pscos ifu.a i.,a satng
TIE saslaus grow uI.yo tha tupk
lbe paaI sbisft and bare.
h4d ast a foot tu,. ut-r, q Jay
Il sertns las tfo,I,n thor5
tool the old blind road John
Iast aaudcrud up tbe biil.
t. d4tksf an 4 tsoi g. 90,
Na.i seetns o. lone aud si.ll
iB- pu3- .ips vet upon tAs boug',
Nbsfa CO.. tio sFgyi grapes hung
Egl not ssa,,e Of human Kind.
Na,te 80 l,sf smc,t rug
81 mo ON Tho fence John,
IHh hrs aa 90 OLD time,
thst anne 81 pauuol "a tie path
That y useI su u' 10 ,IUur
Add taou.N la~ s'.t 1850 h,ts so l.n
OR playmalcs bad Iarsgl an.
Ani hsl me counting on ue spot
Tho tsru. thlt afr uann.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
VOLUME XVI
H. J. IIOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor ~ Publisher.



TWO DOLLARS AND IiFrY CENTS u
fua ~ uio4Hsf. THREE DOLLARS " noi
.ud rubin nrss m.nAs And THREE BOL
/. Ais AND FIFTY GENTS u not pad anfi n
~ ds sspnIraa Of ne ysar. Ne p4p.r dlseoH
fag'd ae'd an a',euages oft PIia, ,Ic,Pt At ne
zafiaa u ne Ejfar.
id,1fIs uH,ufs ,Hserisd 1T One Doildr Pc,
fFuHs, ne lines o. less ia, nscd typo ior N,
t5st tHsaftsg, and p cent, for zach continuance
taHf adrattsrm,nts and ShsrB's Nfes eh1rf.
- - pr orri hrh1s anil dsi1rh0H u 3Il
aa cut gH Is m5ds han ne rSpuilr pJioes, for
slfsuusls ~ he year. A,heruscmehts insdtsd
uaatbtg o. qaat,'ig 81 pr '7uaI. for sIch tue
sspt maatsiy 10 cents r., squire (Os each hmr.
AGENTS
col n " CosLnn, Mcckisntug. NJ
o14s " Hatris. MA Gtore. A. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
Second Board.
Public stock Exchange. MAY r..

An important decision in bankruptcy under the
involuntary branch OF the Bankrupt Act made by Judge
in tbs United States Circuit Court holden at ST.
Louis and at the present termlS 1t was in the case
Of Walker & Kennett, Who having made an assignment
while the Bankrupt act in force in which certain Gre
ditors preferred, petition of one of the nom
preferred creditors forced into bankruptcy by the District
Court ground that the assignment was IN conflict
with the Bankrupt Act After being thus forced into bank
rupcy the hearing Of their petition the District Court
refuse 10 grant discharge under said believing that
where persons had been forced into that Court under the
involuntary branch OF said act the assignment as
aforesaid made by them fraudulent. in law although the
same might not have so been in fact To the decision
Messs Kennett Walker excepted and appealed to the
United States Circuit Court and the hearing and argument
was had at its present April term when Justice Catron
held and so decided. that although the petitioners were
forced into bankruptcy against their WILL yet the assign
ment made by them such fraud within the meaL
ing and contemplation OF said bar them from their
discharge and decreed that the petitioners be discharged OF
all their debts &c and certificate granted them to that
effect.
The stockholders Of the Bank of Geauga held a
meeting at gainesville the 2eh ut and elected Ralph
Cowes of Chardon. Presidents George Mygatt of raneS-
vile, Cashier and the requisite number Of Directors The
Geauga Republican states that they preparing TO COM
banking under the bank law. upon the inde'
pendent plan To the branch of the State Bank ut Dayton
$4,000 has subscribed mostly by the stockholders of
the old Dayton Bank. At Cincinnati; Jacob S,rader & Co.
their associates have purchased State Stock and ia
ken the preliminary steps to become Incorporated under
the Independent part of the banking lawto be called
tho Bran:h OF tho Commercial Bank OF Chronological
$4,000 Groesbcek Co and their associates have made
application be incorporated under the State Bank of Ohio
with capital of 100000 TO be called the Branch OF The
Franklin Bank of Cincinnati Another Company, 1t Is sta
ted forming with view of being Incorporated as an ~
dependent Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS

WTE "a INK l0IJr0re7Ngnl y I-II
TN. DEPOT f. the ale he Colts Pistol. Rifles Car
bil-s .gd ofslins Pieces hes been vst from No ~
Broadway No B.rclaj street, near Broadway under te
House where -eEes- assortment Of tbse superior
be had At " Il H9r;mlaE Co Maiden Lane dnlford
Ws-G= Bfoets41. A!hagy Lyman 2 kGow "a; Ds!LI,
Delayaie CO y y ryde Y Goodrich, add II E Baldwin l.
20 NruO ORLEANS '- or pfies Fistos a, from Sl5 10
s2a zach. " sGuipineGts. Gs-at imGo'tgns aie
prsctce upUl public .r-ats and s-ling The s-li
cocuz -y1islg sixbael Pistol Tor Colts ke!--5iDs
PISTOL which IS r-d 70 o. superior eT-y fey~ct
The Ep-for Of Ia1 the Emperor u Austria ne ins oil
Prussia. Prince ce olErili- II france The !m4un Of u US
Gil ay- them I'D s-eas tn hIgrst terms Of tEfrn
The Tenn Army .ad Nav supplied "rih hem. ana The
Navy has bera aoTPlied s.h hetn 10 a2fne extent 4at
pain. ~ Aluss. JOHN EHLEks. zBlfclaY-stT-et-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

CHEAP HOUSE FURNlsH HING SToRF;-The uad-g-
X s-a-d kTs constantly co had al Tow pfiee coed
var Woodwsr nd Baskets "A yLeellent assortment u
T4bie Culery q On Zee pns 2: lo"eyy market 2rlcra
AID Pots. LsrnIs se Tea Tran OF III dsaerptions.
Also llEe su=5T OF choice f-teTo< OF Gothic Trays.
Y-rg chap Also. .ioOw"aFe Pots K-ttie Ssdiroas,
* Crp-Grrs cois chap and Of h- h-st quality Planes,
saws Gli.-is &c lo. SsiIs Locks Carrot 1scks &C..
L.-,,is- BRUSHES Of alB0a; every kiad-Cioh and HaT
Scrub and PANT and Du.tIng Brushes Ar ,Icrlent yart
'o u Soodai. AID Basket. TGbs Paiis %ash bcarf
Co5es Horses Bo.s and r4ys Brooms. Cr.d-.. Basket
I4irs E'ereh rav,nR Ia krtS. &c &c FsaS. gi'e n H.
J0bfstsr call az p Catsr AID h. viii strive 10 ae
cgnrotets no With thH2 has ine essSl as @ o.
afforded in TIE Clty. X 2. JOHSSIOS.
An -rc-l!eat assortment Of oval and oval hollow "a
tent Bass STAR Rots Hiz