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y 100000 II IN so Eo "gd ,I GA PIT AIS
OF these may be purchased for SIS of FLETCHER &
co. 5 Hollidayst., where sold yesterday several
handsome prizes.
SCHEME.
! prize of $4,000 | prize of $4,000
10000 | " 1890
10000 10 " 1000, &e.
Tickets s5.00-shareS in proporton.
Drawn Nos. Of yesterdays Lottery are,
6S 20 60 60 40 - AZ As Is 10 "a
For single tickets and regular packages, in either Of
the above Lotteries, apply direct your orders to
JAMES FLETCHER & Co. Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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AsAWRIN'S INDELLIBLE INK, for marking
y Linen silk or Cotton, with common pen with
out preparation,
nc Reasons why this Ink is preferable to that used
with preparation
Ist Because il is 80 per cent cheaper.
3D. Letters or designs be easily traced upon
Linen or Cotton with perfect black mark, without
the trouble of preparation
3D. 1t is more portable, not taking up one sixth of
the space.
4th Having no preparation to freeze or fernent and
break the bottle, aud thus destroy the package.
5h BY starchng and iroping the fablic TO be mark
ed smooth surface is produced, which renders il
like the old kind, supersedng it in every respect.
9th Because it is warranted supe ror to any prepa-
ration of the kind ar the price refunded to the pur-
chaser. For sale by the only agent in Baltimore,
JAMES M. HAIG,
aB l2l Baltimore-st., doors above South.
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MARINE LIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Brig Phoenix new, 2l7 0ns) Watts, for Kingston
Jam, VIM Mason. Passeugers-Mr. Atehison lady
ana daughter, MI. A. 5. Barham ) Mnads, and
Robert J0rdon.
Brig Frances Jane, Evans, St. Johns, P. r., Kirk.
land, Chase 4 Co.
b. brig Coquette, William, Demarara. j. C. Yates
Schr frame, Gardner, New York, j. w. Brown.
SAlhED-BaTque Mary, Marston, New Orleans.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Kate Pendetgast, Wallace, fin Montegs Bay,
Jam ID inst, ballast and specie, 10 Charles Fender.
gaS Son
Steamer Ericsson, Claypool, FIN Philadelphia rndse
TO f. G. Harris.
steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing
MEMORANDA.
Brig Gen. Pinekney, Hobbs, for Baltimore went to
sea from Charleston 22d inst
Schr Gladiator, NiCkersOn, hence at New York 25th
instant,
Schr John. Hanna from Baltimore, unc was at La.
guayra 9Th inst.
Schrs H. Lawrence, Griffin, and Margaret Ann.
Hammond, B Baltimore, arrived at " York Oath inst
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19CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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YHyIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,

IL COPPER WIRE, SC &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, l3xl4, and extra skies
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x2O, of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET fRON-ali direct importation.
10000 lbs. Braziers COPPER, assorted
90 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
900 bundles Bright aud anncaled IRON WIFE
so rolls SHEET LEAD, q to lbs.
so pigs Ranca TIN; 100 plates SPEl.TER
Al o, Pig and Ore LEAD, Ore Tin, &c.
id3- A full stock of Timers Tools and Peck Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rvets, Timed Copper, &c,
For sale on liberal terms by
L. PRATT s. BROTHER,
ao5 6mif 81 and 20 s. Charles street,
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THE GAS ExPLosIoN-.anOther 9fMe wound-
ed Dead The Pittsburg Chronicle states that
MIR. Brown, who was injured by the gas ex-
ploslon in the out building Of the Protestant NJ.
Church, in Allegheny, died on Sunday. This
is the fourth person who has died in conse-
quence of this awful event. Mr. Harms, the
postmaster of Allegheny, is still suffering much
from the injuries which he received upon that
occasion. Sanguine hopes of his recovery are,
however, entertained by his friends.
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COOP LANDS AT THiRTY-EIGHT CENTS FER
ACRE. The Kalamazoo Michigan) Telegraph
says, at the present rate of State Warrants, go
cents on dolIar,) any one with SIS in his
pocket may 90 to the Land Office in Marshall,
and secure 40 acres Of land, equal to any in this
or any other State-an Investment (if improv-
ed sufficient to support a family This is an
important fact for emigrants, as Michigan is
one Of most fertile States in the Union, and its
situation such as to allow the great bulk of its
produce to be sent to market
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MEMORANDA

Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk Saw
not
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26

m,.,ss e.es,si,on ~ fererfi fss-~iar, but
solely fuf lle tWf..e d #.l
~, senator 10 Cosefr.s oftfimhg ~ d'F
ec,si,s party, Should ldv a'fouaslau, ulisl9
n,ieiy. lesd 20 personal dispuai,nre, Nc az
,ssutea ina, Gen. roo,e vii not psfiicp,te ~
,len further ihsn 10 sspsl urius. sssailAeni 90
N ura shofnus impulalion. =,
Tb,s asiemeniis made hetsuse u is vel
l01gs ihai uav MeNutt sid Geo. F6o'c have
o,,i heen an friendly terms lof numbcf ~ tea~,
,od Il bss been leafed that ihsu prfaunil ~ N
c,eoess piabi be raffird tblo the ciuyaes ioi
Inc Senate =-NissifsgPiaH.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26
GEN. II. STUART FOOTE.

Gen. Foote is candidate for the Senate
Some time since he expressed a determination
not to canvass the State, unless the course o.
other asRranls to the same hsgh station, should
render il necessary for the purpose Of sef.vin.
dica,ion. Gov. McNutt's determination 10
canvass, has been made known, and hi: appoint.
ments have been published to the country. We
are authorized to say thai Gen. Foo,e will pro
badly meet with the Ex-Governor at most O,
the places be has appointed 10 address the PEG.
pie. He will do so with no expectation of be,
ing called upon to defend himself from polite al
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26
GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN.
have been shown your in,erog-
atories in to. days Advertiser, before they were
put 10 the press; and therefore accompany my
answer to the same, along with the interogato.
ries. have read with attention, the report TO
the. Legislature Of the Joint standing Committee
on the Penitentiary, at it's last session. The
views therein contained are well diges,ed.
Though opposed in principle to the peniteniia-
ry system, having thrice successfully voted
against the establishment Of the pententiary
system in the State of Alabama. Yet as we
have built pententiary in Mississippi at
vast expense, our policy should now be to
change the mode Of convict labor as soon at
practicable. am much pleased with The views
contained in the Report of the Legislature re-
fcrred TO, you will find them in the House Jour
mails of the Legislature, beginning at page 6s'
and ending at page 704.
Your ob't serv't,.
C. A. GREEN.
To Messrs. J. w. Gibbons and Others.
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rWe are authorized 10 announce Col'
WILLIAM M WOFFORD, of Tippah Coun'
-, as = candidate for Brigadier General OF the
"a, P,igads. Of the Fifth Division. Mississippi
Militia: composed OF the counties OF Ch'casaw'
i,.,u,nha. Monroe, Ponto,oc, Tishamlngo and
Tipuah. E,c,ion lst Monday and Tuesday 10
November, lS45.
nrFnkon Herald, Houston Advocate, ana
Aberdeen Tribune are requested to copy.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26

GINS. Price, candidate for the Sta'e sen
.,c. wit, address his fellow.citizens, OF l'Ppa"
County, at McNam's precinct, the LIST sa'u''
dav in August next. The candidates 'or I'M
lower house willaso be present
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26
NJ, on, hundred and "uay f'af thousand d''f
donaiioa 10 ne STATE # h1nss5Pi

GnFnlgA, Mics June 81 $50
taiIHD Dat. II regret IN see M yuuf No'
"a YOU speak gi DR. Owns petished popularity,
aud If bis having bat little 10 recon- mend him
o public favor. Now ID ar Sr, with my KIND
est feelings tor you, ! must Say that yuu are
mistaken ~ regard to the man. II Is well
known that DE-. GWln has been athfu pubic
sorvant--and he obtained TIC small item Of
200 acres OF land although strongly opposed
AZ the ,uruals wi.l chow, ior the benefit OF
North mississippi, which ~ worth near mt
iap OF dollars { Mr. Thompson, our other laitful
Representative who had introduced The ball pc.
ing absent at the tune on account OF siekness,)
aud which required strength OF argument and
great popularity 10 obtain, both Of which Dr.
Gwn possesses in an en- nent degrce, aud as
for business qualifications. IN regard To attacks
made upon INN heretofore, his Iiends believe
that he will cone out triumphant but should he
fan he has hundreds OF friends IN Miss. VINO
know HIN o. 30 the noSest work Of God. ready
to tail with him;--l fdur you 10 mr. Howe .
paper then at Oxford, for particulars and also 10
b., Dollar Democrat OF the - inst, IN whIch he
says: "Mr. Thompson was absent during The dis.
cussien ofthe Bill which was opposed, and
would have been lost but for the eXer'Ions OF
Dr. Gym. In justice to d." GwIn l must ask
you to publish lhIs etter, which is not detrac'lng
from our faithful Representative, Mr. Thompson
who, also, { 1T a deep interest in the mater.
Sincerely Jour fr end
THO B. IVES.
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rrWe would infer that Gen. Foo'e VIII 'e
roun,, with A. G. McNutt at his appointments
49,. ana of the State. The inference Is
drawn from an article in the last Mss'ss'pP''"'
vh,ch has the appearance Of being written W.
40, ten. Foote'S authority. This is new
node Of elec.ioneerirg for the Un''ed o's'e'
Senate, TO the people Of North Mississippi
w. home, however. the people will give the"
good .urnou. and patient nearing
-rhs Hon, Jacob Thompson passed 'n''
49,. ,,..s ,h;s week on HE way to The haf'"'
so,;n.s, he expects to return to the S's'e .OO"
.nd make a trip to the Eastern ana o'''"'''
norton of the State.
rrr,e,as, Mississippian brings the account .
~. destination Of the Hon. Stephen Adams' ~
INDIE Of the 9th Judicial Ds,rict'to take e"s'
the 18th of August next. We would nav
greatly preferred tina. Judge Adams wo0'
have held on to his post, as Judge, to the exp
ration Of his term, particularly, as he does nc
resign until just before the time OF holding ~
Cour,s, reeerving to himself all the pron'ao'
part Of the Judgeship and leaving to his sue
cessor only the crumbs Of the Office
uGov. Dorr, of Rhode Island, has been no
Grated from his solitary confinement in tn
State Prison. Thousands were present to gree
him on the day of the opening of the prise
doors. Many demonstrations ofpublc JOY wer
manifested on the occasion.
rThe Hon. John r. Guion has decline
running for Judge Of Warren District, and ha
accepted the nomination for State Senate
from convention Of his party.
uIowA is reconsidering he decision again:
coming into thu Union. The legislature hs
passed an act submitting the question again
apopuar vote. The Governor vetoed the bill
but it passed by the constitutional number
two.thirds, and will be submitted TO the Peep
in August. Should she consent to become
member Of the confedracy. six new Senate
will take their seats next December--two frol
Texae, two from Florida, end two from Iowa.
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r~r ~ Gjpl,y Advertiser
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IJpah CgpHg'

~ ~ 'FfHf"'fF fT wv -
1Jpah cgpHg
Cfsrtrsfs.-ijy fssoIulioa Of Tie tslem
NJ hanl,' . Association 40 we're instructed 70
nqure sod frpeft lhe opialun 81 eteb tnhdi'
date respectively Of the ruphiy' On The p'csonl
sYniora ~ ConsIci lsbbf. q y - consequence
30 iaho hls method rfefuuirg ihAl 40 cauai'
date Wtll fear ~ meet ouf uqursl and enquiry
aud Gene oui IN support " ~ aeains' I've pre-
sem policy N ouf government, ~ respect 70 the
convict lsbof Oi oui prniicbtafy'
n. n rnce, Eco Candidate lot lhe Senate
Will please consider h.miUI cb'sd upen' sht
1--WE Ne hls y'res.
Respectfully, yout ob' an!
humble servants
Il w. GIBBONS, | SIN NJ, WILCOX,
IN y DAMON, . d. hbbD'
W vUNkANNON
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A. G. McNUTT.

A candidate for U. 8, Senator, Will aoofess
the people of Mississippi, at
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26
b. +. DILL, Z q

We are unwilling that the letter from 'lr
Ives shoO.d go to the world without some ezpll
nation, and as the Journals OF Congress contain
the best and most authentic expIanuon, We copy
from them everything referring TO the l14,o0o
acre donation We dislike to cumber our col.
umns with matter that cannot interest more
than one out often readers, q only do it because
We are driven into ii, by the request OF our
friend Ives, who is unreIentiug in his demands
to have his letter published.
In House journal Is; Session, 26 Congress,
! page 105, is Tie following:
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rThe Hon. John r. Guion has declined
running for Judge of Warren District, and ha'
accepted the nomination for State Senator
from convention Of his party.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26
MoYDAY, April 6, l840.


On motion OF Mir jacob Thompson.
RESOLVED That the Committee on the pue-
lie Lands be instructed TO inquire into the pro.
prieiy of Making proper compensation to The
State OF Mississippi tor The loss the 10Th sec
tons in the Chckasaw and Chock aw cessions
Of land in said State.
The same Journal on pages SIG ant SO is
the following:
FRIDAY, April "a, 1910. Z
Mr.. Jacob Thompson, from the Committee
on The Public Lands, 10 which was referred, on
the instant, resoutlon,in relation to School
lands in Mississippi, reported bill (No. 3l5)
amendatory to the act entitled "An act to carry
into effect, in the States of Alabama and Nj SIS
sppi, the existing compacts with those States,
in regard to the five per cent. fund, and school
reservations" and for other purposes; watch bii
was read the first and second times, and coui
mt,ed to the Committee of the Whole House
on the state of the UGion.
House Journal q h Con. ID Sess. on page
545 is the following:
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TUESDAY. March 18Th 1912.

TUESDAY, March ION lc42.
On motion OF Mr.. Gwin,
Resolved That the Committee on The Pub.
lie Lands be instructed to inquire into the ey.
pedency of amending an act entitled "An act
to carry into effect, in the s ates of Alabama
and Mississippi, the existing compacts with
those States in~regaFd to the 5 per cent. fund
and school reservations" so as to give the pow.
er of selecting the school lands in the State OF
| Mlssissippito the Governor OF that State; and
that said committee be also instructed to inquire
into the eypedjency OF repeating SO much OF
said act as requires that the selection of said
school lands shall be confined to lands ",hat
shall have been offered at public sale"
The same Journal, p'ge 1872 has the fol.
lowing:
MoNDAY, MAY 8, lS42
By Mr. Jacob Thompson: A memorial and
resolution of the Legislature of the State of Mis-.
slssIpp iustruciing the Senators and request.
ing the Representatives from said State IN the
Congress of the United States to urge upon
Congress the justice and Importance of max ing
grant to said State, either in land or money!
equivalent in value to the sixteenth sections, for
the use of schools, for the reservation under the
provisions of the late Chickasaw treaty, in
(which the sixteenth sections were not reserved
for schools: which memorial and resolution were
referred to the Committee on the Public Lands
The same Journal, page SIS has the follow.
ing:
WEDNESDAY, May 25, 1912.
Mr.. Jacob Thompson; from the Committee
on the Public Lands, TO which was referred, on
the 9Th instant, a memorial OF the Legislature Of
Mississippi, respecting the 10Th sections no,
reserved 10 the Chickasaw treaty, reported bill
(No. 43i) to amend an act entitled "An &C, tc
carry INTO effect. in the States of Alabama and
Mississippi, The existing compacls with those
States, with regard to the five per cent. fund
and school reservations" which was read a
first and second time, and ordered to be engress.
and read third time 10 day.
The said bill being enerossed, was read a
third time, and the question on the passage
thereof was postponed unta Wednesd ay next
The Congressional Globe, 27gh Con. Cd Sess
page $50 has the following:
| WEDNESDAY, May %. 1912.
DIX. Thompson moved that the bill be read a
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
Ser WaterlQn6 SIS rtNnb unb 05eiff Ser 3eif-

erfrenIiGe Anfft Ginise rebeGitde llmruben in ben
noroliden prccinaen InS burd5 Die enereeten Wdae-
re9eln Der Neseruns in Der geburt erItift. Sn 9ir
granoe, Der etujiSen prcpinL lit lpeIder bic 6lamme
ceS Sir9ertrieas nod Icbert baben bic Te9crunqs,
trnppen n1ebre uno erfcI9reide BorbeiIe ber bic e-
beuen srtdmrf, rcIte iii SoIoc ncfen llnterhauoIun-
gen nnt Trcce 81 MAIDEN, angcfnipft baben, unb mir
haten 9e9rneee llriutte, ;u 9lautcn, eaB cas- 9Reh
Id einer taleiGen 9tuhe crfreucn pro, neEd,es fir
GanocI H. 0'rcrte duEerIt wnihensme: :tb iein proe.
9lm platafuB lne bic Srienta uno glr9cutinc Re-
pnblifen nod, tn'ncr III Ger 7chne Wlontc Goec III
auf Der eanrIctte O1n Sbe cir9eltlcu unc icn Soa-
fen bon ocm @cIdmaoer guenr6 9lDes blrfirt @5
1T biz jett men9 NcfIun9 fir Gin baIriBes Cube Die
fer llurubcn ocrhanoen.
QBe9rn eiuiger WtBoer1dnonilt, frrbertc ber Sc
ianote Sraltens feline pife uno be9ab h an 8crb CT.
mes Strie96ies UNI tpeitere cnitrfticncn ob;ulpar-
ten, Die a9emene Menuua aber Iest nidts peer tu:o,
ais elaen Grud, nit graGlien. (1eut
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

so"srille Grr hen s2. G1ar5 1s45
Anf"lenccS Verfh'pinren bon @eorq Ghect.
Sn' Sanuor ober 8ebruar l841, entfernte Od Gin
)un9er gtonn' Nomens Sd1cee un9efdbr 25 Sabre alt,
aus olcem earny, u wie por9ab, Itiue Nutter il,
Ssmrnt &c. Stlr, gu bcflro,sn.-@r beGbt unqcfdbr
oOo afer sano N ealawoy @anntD SEQ buterlieB eie
lie pofdnrige Rcrnerncte in Der &crnfrpre, rerIief
lpe es teBt Die Ge9cnb 1T enen QGerftaosfeoeru, nur
H't enem tle'ten 8nnoel nno 5pei Nen1oen pereben,
o0JIe7 er 5ret Soer NIT mebr &lcoun9sltifen, ais
1Hn9e tdnner 9etp0bnltd gu baben peae, lnb baruns
= e,1'9e pom felnem Stcff, forie etne Gafhenubr>
tn SurlieflieB.
IS murOe 5ur ndGern llnterfuduu9 Der Sadie cine
committee crnannt.- Sreunbe ODER 9ertpanete bon
Nerr Sdees ilno erudt ndbere slusf,nft ber i'm ~
er9cde' penn le oieelben betben foaten 70 tpic er
elo rate er leben 1tno otee 3clen eien, nm unmits
teIbare Senadrid9ung enes jest9en 9lufeutbats qes
Oee" mro BON Sobn HobtnOn, GOrlteber Der Commit
"e' (Sepb a. 8.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
aSrMhI swahl.

oils Ganocaten fir Die SribiabrssgE sgEab( plrceu uus
oieie 9Scd,e fcI9cnoe Nanen einsereid1t:
peter Burger, Megmeiiter fIir ben 4ten Diitrift.
Sur lSe9metiter, int 4ten Ditrft, Widael SeinIeit,
Sir 8e0meifer i'm STEM Diitrift, Safcb sloler Sir
9Seitmetfter i'm 3ten Oitrift Safcb 9a. Mcyer.
0T Sr. S. o. Meycr bat uns autbcriTrt Su la9en
IoaB Ct inter einer 8eo9un9 @anbibat fir enes 9mt
|sn ein piinff, uno reite rins BEN ameu BON Gbri,
ftian 9cB aIe @anbbat frQ8e9meiter i'm 3tea Dtritt
Cit. Serner: fir @cntabIe, s5afcb 91udL unb Sames
Dullabam.
60 ST. He6 uuuidt ebenfalls tein eanoibat ,u eiu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
Saun16ip = Convention.

Die oemotrattfhen Slr9er bon @autcn GaunIbip
Fno hiermtt eriud,t, lId
om 5teu spril, Tadmitta95 llbr
in Der Stacthalle ;u @antcn 81 periomn,eu I'm euen
9SahlSetel fir Die ndditSubacnre GounfhpsBab[ Su
formireu.
In, bic bemctratiihe Stdrte bcle6 Gauuihips ouf
einen punft gu concentiren 1T eS n6thiq oob Seiner
fehle. - Scmnt oaber Ale bic ibr ipinid,t, bae AUDI
bel Der udd,lten QSab bic Gemrfratie 1eoen nro9e.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

Us bin 9tO n, Wdri 13.-Spl9enbe Grnenn,,,,s
gen wuroen bonn Senat 9enebmiet s.. @oerett ais
@eihdftsfubrer nad China. SO. s.. NrIf o(s Sc
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Grnennun9en in Der Seearmee unb ben Ser. Staoeu
3pubdulern tuurcen 9emadt, 81 unteoeutenc I'M 1Ic
ale su llernen.
Gs miro fit 9etpiB 9eIaet, taB ber Semot 6h an,
Wonta9 oerta9cn miro. Die @rnennunqen bonn lr6f1<
bent inc 9nebmtst unc Die bon ienen6reumoeu rerbeu
Wcr9en uurfcmmen.
3err Senator Bates bon Wa{Iad,uietts leot oefdbr<
'd9 ssant oarneoer. Seine Samlie lit bc ibu1. 98aS
unfer atte s oeutId)e DaterIanb.-
Te!letd1t mag manher unlerer bcutftten Qonbsfeute
n'dt 9ee9enbeit baben ;u bemerfen, ba6 jerm a[tcn
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lein. 'S'
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lfubl oerfreten Wenfdenrete 1lno umanit6t fdnat an
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lalren Sd1wci6e ibrer pdnbearbeit int lleberaug III
ldrel9en. Wdrtprer fir bic etpiee Mabrbet a 6
que Wen fhen fret unb 9leid, cbprcn
., haben itf audi lit nnerm alteu beutiehen Batter
lanoe 9etunoen Wand,er bon bnen let,mad,tet ,,par
an Sette, aber cine bren &erferifunben pcreen BON
enem neue' f0uen Sag, Dem Gage Der 6reibeit, pers
|geltet tperben.
Snoem mir nit Greuben tiele 8epe9una II, rn(erm
den Naterlanoe beerfen pllten mir oieets oesSces
ans n1ot mllBl9 iei bieelbe na unern belten Grdfs
ten ju untersen. Sc gilt caieIbe q)rin,ip, tpeaen
oem mir uniere 0eimatb perlieBen, fir rbas mir bier
tampfen, am es anfredt su erbalten.
e5eoer tat Srennoe unb 8efannte i'm alten9ateranbe
uno 0ele9enbelt NIT linen in gerbinbuu9 su bleiben
Vast olee @ele9enbeen oasn bienen, ibre Screen fir
Den 9roBen Sapf ber Wenfbbet ;u erlfarfen, beiIen
Sleg FUR nc n'dt oerlcren 9eben fam, uenn e Wutb
Inb Graft beieelt.
Dieie Nepubf mar nd,t fir Nprbamerfa aleiu ere
daen,-oe Stifter berelben, bic 9dter bcr Meppl,1s
ion fdmpftea fir bic gan;e Wenihbe unc nad,be,n e
'ns brge 9etba, tinterlteeen iIe uls als 0ermdtne
'ns llnirge su tbnn !-@s 1T 3e baB ibr Iester qgils
III grfHann9 gene (SreiGnni9e
g dredli der BorfaILin e c p.91 r +.
New Ocrfer Sidter theilen ein trauriaes Greia-
MP nit oeld,es ild am Wcntns bort erei9net Bat Nr.
calfernann, eer 9Hdrter ees Suubp j,ccf ecudthau
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

er5eu9ntfTe in BEN 8er. ct. I'M Suhr
do44-Ser Serd't oes 9>ateut GommFdrs giebt made
lfenenoe ueberfd1t Der prcbutte BON 1914:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

Sn een orel lesten Sabren par teltnod1 cine 9tnabs
me IN Ger NaYen @rnete bcnn'ebr ais Sebn Miairncu
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