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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF tho Surrogate OF the
County Of New York Notice IA hereby given all per-
sons having claims against George Edgnr se Of The Cityo
New London State OF Conn eccut Mariner. deceased 10
present the toe vouchers h=r-o! the subscriber
AZ the store OF Z. D. Haflbut Co. No. 81 Soustreet In
The City OF NeYork before the fourth day OF Sep
ternber next Da,e5 New-York the 18th day Of February
1916 B. F. BECKWITH. Administrator. m2 lav6m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

o.. FOR sALE-A very pleasant country residence,
;l with about Of land ct Greenwich Ct situated
LEILA on lie Boston turnpike 81 miles from New ORR aud
commanding beautiful prospect of the Sound Said place
IA ONLY few from the Post Office and within half
mile OF three Churches Academy. and the contemplated
Rail Road about mile from the steamboat 4rding
TIL nous. il ue large aud comlnodious Gliding doors j
or,huidngs complete and well fitted for geneel resi-.
d-nce. The land is OF the first quality.
Possession given Immediately. Inquire OF T. 4 b. Peck
ChalhasI New YotA Of the subscriber near The pre-
mises mn BENJAMIN PECK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

nR HEWITT, No III Dougsl st, near BIeeetsf
~ Dr.. Hs mode OF practice system orisnse1 oy ..s
a:e Dr. JOB Sweet OF Boston, and Is confined 10 Dsoep
ions HID Diseases Spsins Con,rsciious Psstsd LIMBS
Rhermasu Nervous Affections Tendernes. lrt IN &
ana CHrysinres ,1e Spine Deformed Shoulder, "n
seIngs Weakpess of the Joints &c References sl.e1
on aoplying 10 DR. Il NE lID
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Eeaal Notires

ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. VI.
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selling Off! Selling Off!l Selling Of!l,
$4,000 in Fancy Goods.

g PARKER, having determined to close his
-. present business will sell out his entire stock
OF new and fashionable fancy goods, by retak-con-
sising in part, Of rich and common fans, retcules.
purses, gold pencils, flower stands, workb boxes, kid
and silk gloves, ribands flowers, thread aces, ml-
merry, DC, &c, &C.; great variety of hsir-brushes,
tooth brushes, French perfumery for the hair, Co
logne water, soaps &C., affording fine opportunity
for such as desire to make RICH PRESENTS, at very
cheap rate The goods will be arranged for sale by
Monday morning. May 25th, and continue until
they shall all be sold.
occupied by myself To good tenant will rent
it low. Possession given the last Of July, perbspz
earlier.
For further particulars inquire at S. PARKER,S
Perfumery and Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets
may 25--3taw2w.
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j. B. COUGH q w. KELLOGG

Us Temperance Lectures at Apollo
HALL. The friends of this noble cause having
been struggling for the last two years to rear Hall
in which they could hold public meetings. and
have place to transact Temperance affairs, have
determined TO give six Temperance Lectures during
the National Fair, at Apollo Hall, on FRIDAY,
22d and continuing SATURDAY. Odd, TUES
DAY, 26th, WEDNESDAY, 27th, THURSDAY,
2sth and FRIDAY, 29ih inst
The eloquent friend to our glorious cause, JoHN
.. GoUeH, Esq, assisted by +. KELLOGG, ESQ.,, of
Massachusetts, have nobly volunteered their SER
vices for this work.
Ur Price of admission l25 cents-the proceeds
to go to the finishing of the Temperance Hail.
COMMITTEE OF THE TEMPERANCE HAIL.
may 22-lwif
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From the N o. Bulletin, Extra, May II.
LATE FROM THE ARMY.
BRILLIANT SUCCESSOR THE
AMERICAN ARMS.

The United States steamer Colonel Harhey
arrived q O'Clock this morning, bringing as
prisoners Of war the Mexican General Vega,
and Lieutenants Prada and Velez. Lieut..
Colonel Marines, aid de-camp to Gen. Vega,
accompanied his chief voluntarily.
Though the principal facts by this arrival
are in the newspapers Of this morning, the
subjoined letter, from highly intelligent gen
tleman on The ground, gives SO clear, crcum-
stantial. and satisfactory statement Of events
since Gen. Taylor's departure from Point Is
abel on the 7th, that we are induced 10 pub
lish It, The accounts are brilliant beyond the
most sangulne expectations the triumph of
American arms IS complete vastly superior
force is routed through a series Of actions as
brilliant as any on record, displaying in our
brave handful of troops, and their illustrious
commander, the very highest points of mill
tary courage, skill, and knowledge.
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ODD -yNLL L0WS'
CE r E B r "A TION
GENERAL ORDERS.

The procession will form with the right resting
on the corner of G and Garrison streets, fronting
south; thence south by Garrison to Virginia ave-
nue., thence by said avenue to Second street east,
thence north by said street to Pennsylvania avenue
thence by said avenue to the corner Of First street
east, where the Fourth Division, comprising the
Orators, Chaplains, visiting Brothers, &c, will be
received into line thence by the south side of Ca
pitol Square to Pennsylvania avenues thence by
Pennsylvania avenue to Bridge street Georgetown;
thence by said street to High street, up High to
Gay street. thence east by Gay to Washington
street. thence south by said street to Bridge street.
thence by Bridge street to Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington; thence by said avenue TO street
north, and by said street to New York avenue,
along said avenue to Seventh street west, thence
south by said street to Odd-Fellows Hall, in front
Of which the following ceremonies will take place:
ORDER OF CEREMONIES.
Anthem--by the Choir, under the direct ion of p
G. JOS. H. Daniels.
Reading of the Scriptures, by Rev Brother Tuston.
Prayer--by Rev. Brother s. K. Cox
Ode-by the Choir.
Introductory Address-by v. G. Walter Lenox.
Music--by the band.
Oration-by brother William Fell Giles, Of Md.
Anthem-by the Choir.
Prayer--by the Rev. brother Sprole.
ORDER OF FORMATION.
HeraIds mounted dark horses, with ,oite housings
P. G. Howard, p. G. Magruder, p. G. Dove,
P.G. Myers. four abreast; with white
sashes and white rosettes.
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CONFESSIONS OF A DRUNKARD.

"Could the youth, to whom the flavor Of
his first wine is delicious as the opening scenes
Of life, or the entering upon some newly dis
covered paradise, look into my desolation, and
be made to understand what dreary thing il
is when a man shall feel himself going down
precipce with open eyes and a passive will
to see his destruction, and have no power
to stop it, and yet to feel it all the way emana
ting from himself to perceive all goodness gone
from him, and yet not be able to forget a time
when it was otherwise; TO bear about the pi-
teous spectacle Of his own selfruin could he
see my fevered eye-feverish with last nights
drinking, and feverishly looking for this nights
repetition Of the folly; could he feel the body
of the death, out of which | cry hourly with
feebler and feebler outcry to be delivered--it
were enough 10 make him dash the sparkling
beverage to the earth in all the pride of its
mantliag temptation"
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o. The Printers Of Philadelphia are forming
volunteer company to march 10 the Rio
Grande for the defence of the stars and stripes.
Armed with n,alleis and shooting sticks, they
will batter the. forms of The Mexicans- knock
whole regiments into pi-chase them beyond
the Rio Grande, nor cease the battery until
they have squabbled the country and distributed
themselves in and about the ''Has Of the Mon
tezumas
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sixth Division.
r. G. Cranstoun Laurie, Marshal In Chief
Aids, Bres- J. Waters, and w. M. Randolph

p. G. Cranstoun Laurie, Marshal in Chief
Aids, Bres. J. Waters, and w. M. Randolph
GRAND LODGE or THE DISTRICT.
The Grand Guardian.
Supporter. BANNER. : Supporter.
Past Grands. two abreast; those wearing p.
G.'s regalla forming in front Of those wearing
~ mEncampment Regalia.
The Fasces, two abreast
The Rams Horns.
The Hour Glass.
Ihe Ark OF the Covenant.
The Three Links, BY two abreast.
The Arrows, by two abreast.
The Serpent, by two abreast.
The Golden Pot Of Mama, by two abreast
Aaron's Budding Rod, BY two abreast,
Cornucopia, by two abreast.
The Bible and Triangle.
The Two Globes.
Past Grand Masters, two abreast
Supporter. I Grand Warden. = Supporter.
Supporter. Z Grand Treasurer. : Supporter
Supporter. Grand Secretary. : Supporter
Supporter. ( d. Grand Master : Supporter
Supporter. Grand Master. Supporter.
The Outside Grand Guardian, with drawn
sword.
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ODD FELLOWS PROCESSION.

The programme will be found IN anolherco
lumn. Tnls will be splendid affair, and,
when il is considered that the tendency OF Odd
Fellowship is TO make man happy, 10 soolhe
the sorrows of the distressed, and, generally,
to promote good will among men; the interest
Of ihe public IN The proceedings Of TO day, will
be greatly enhanced May the Institution in
crease and multiply for in proportion as u
does so, will men become happier, wiser, and
better.
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Inc revenue cutter Ewing, stationed at New
London, has received orders 10 take on board
3 months provisions, and proceed Immediately
to sea, with sealed orders, moi to be opened
until she is off Cape Haueras. For the Gulf
doubtless.
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FREE EXHIBITION.
NATIONAL.

u =, 3.4N 1IJIFHL UACUERRIAN
,r1 GALLERY, and Photographic Depos. es.
taolished IN lS4O, and awarded The Medal four
trst Premlums and two highest honors bv The In .
stltutes OF Massachusetts, New York, and Penn.
a syana, respectively, for the most beautiful col
phoJ ba IJasuerreotypes and best apparatus ever ex
oouVert Hall, Pennsylvania Avenue,
aos y AsHiNeToN CRY, NEAR BRowN's HOTEL.
~ ps'',n,ore street, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
oels Jewelry store.
.,l sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
25l Broadway, New York.
70 Court street, Boston,
iJo Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
10 Main street, Cincinnati.
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken 10 any weather, in exquisite style
Apparatus, instructions, and all
may 20-H 6tfsi H&H M
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NE WS ITE MS.
What is it but Map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns 2 Coscper.

A SPARTAN MoTHER.-Lleut. Porter, of the
United States Navy, and brother of Lieut. Por-
ter. recently killed near Matamoras. addressed
a company Of Texas Volunteers, few days
since in Washington, and in the course Of his
remarks, stated that, since his brolher's death,
he had received a letter from his mother in
which she requested him" Not TO come to
her, but go and avenge his brothers death,
and defend his country
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No. III.

90 if wish could transport me back to
those days of youth, when draught from the
next clear spring could slake any heats which
summer suns and youthful exercise had power
to stir up in the blood, how glad would ! re-
turn 10 thee, pure element, the drink Of chill
dren, and Of chid-like, holy persons! In my
dreams can sometimes fancy thy cool re-
freshment puring over my burning tongue
But my waking stomach rejects it. Tha
which refreshes innocence only makes me sicl
and faint"
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N- We have received an account Of the pre-
sentaIion Of Banner TO Association No. !, OF
the United Biolhers of Temperance, upon the
22d inst. Ii shall appear Tomorrow.
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First Division.


Assistant Grand Marshal, P. G. M. SamI Stettinius.
MECHANICS LODGE, NO. lS.
In the following order: the Brethren in all cases
forming two abreast, except when other
wise ordered.
Outside Guardian. with drawn sword.
Supporter Banner. SSupporter
lnitiatory Brothers, with white aprons
Brothers Of the First or White Degree.
Do. do. Second or Covenant Degree.
Do. do. Third or Royal Blue Degree.
DO. do. Fourth or Remembrace Degree.
Do. do Fifth or Scarlet Degree.
Inside Guardian, with drawn sword.
r. and L. s. Supporters.
Warden and Conductor.
Chaplain.
Treasurer, with green collar and cross keys, and
Secretary, with green collar, bearing the
Constitution
Supporter with blu. e collar, III (supporter with
blue SASH Holy Holy Bible Bibles blue SASH
supporter with { n. G. sunporter with
'oa'ie' SASH with gavel. scar'e' sa'n'
EXCELSIOR LODGE, NO. IL.
ii Brother A. 0. BowES, Marshal.
a METROPOLIS LODGE, NO. I6.
Bro.her Edmund F. Brown. Marshal.
BEACON LODGE, NO. Is.
Brother | Fl. Robbins, Marshal +
MUSIC-MARTIAL.
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VoLpSrEERs.-Th Mobile Advertiser learns
from Major Chase of the U. s. Army, that the
requisilion made by Gen. Taylor on Louisiana
has been fully completed, without draft, and
that there are even more volunteers than can
be received
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Coon News FoR THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE.
Many counties In New York, decided against
License at the recent election. Some Of them
gave large majorities.
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SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.
Bible.

o.. The Columbian Fountain has nearly, if not
on,ts . a;ds circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
smona The citizens themselves is wider than any 9th
er city paper. Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be absorbed the dongs OF others, as
to forget what is going on at home.
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IrvETERArE SMoKERs.--A correspondent Of
the Troy Whig, writing from Cuba, says -
"The entire population smoke cigars. In re-
turning from the theatre, the other night, where
! went to see the Rivals, ! saw ladies', genteel-
ly dressed, smoking their cigars as they were
walking home through the streets. The barber
smokes while he shaves you, the negro smokes
Is he waits upon you, the servant girl smokes
as she sweeps or cooks; the children smoke,
and over the way are two or three girls who
smoke the day through, and. cease not when
the sun gives way TO the moon" @N
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Mr.. JOHN F. BARNARD, the agent for the District,
viii promptly attend to all business connected with
the paper Advertisements, Sc., will also reach MS
safely If handed to the Carriers, placed in box
at Mr. STorT's Drug Store.
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Fifth Division.
Assistant Grand Marshal, Patriarch A. G. Herold
MAGENENU EEcAMPMENT NO. 4.
Patriarch s. Y. Atlee, Marshal.
ORDER OF FORMATION.
The Sentinel, with drawn sword.
Supporter BANNER. Supporter
The memberz Two abreast (unless otherwise order.
ed,) dressed in black with black apron and
gloves, and purple collar.
Supporter with Jun. Warden, D Supporter with
staff. with crook, staff.
Supporter, with Sen. Warden, Supporter, with
staff with crook. staff
lst W. with Treasurer, with , I'd w. with
staff Cross Keys. { stafT
30 w. with Scribe with 4th w. with
staff Cross Pens staff
4. 9. Of I. s H.P. Z g. Of T.@
with spear. { with Crozcr. with spear, !
3. Of N. SChief Patriarch, s. of n
with spear. I with crook. with spear
MT. rIseAH rxcAMpMErT, NO. 3.
VIA Brother Marshal.
NARLEY ENcAMPMENT, NO. 2.
Brother Marshal
COLUMBIAN ENcAMrMENT. NO.
Patriach J. T. Clements, Marshal.
MUSlC--MARrE BArp.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AND ARREsT.-The city
was full Of rumors yesterday in regard to the
arrest Of merchant and his SON, doing large
business on the wharf, on the charge Of OBJ
tanning goods under false pretences in Phila-
delphia. We were informed on inquiry, tha,
certain parties were arrested, and are now in
Jail, under a requisition. from the Governor Of
Pennsylvania on the Governor OF Maryland
bat the precise nature Of the charge we were
unable to learn, and are therefore not warrant
ed in mentioning their names. They are well
known IN the city, and have been apparently
engaged IN an extensive grocery business.
Saturdays Clipper.
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T'ORCES' " PICTURE OF WASHING
IL TON AND ITS VICINITY use ul guide
for strangers; for sale at the Office Of the Colum-
blsn Fountain. Price 81 90. may 23-n.
~ "a
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Second Division.

Assistant Grand Marshal, p. G. William Bond.
MOUNT VERNON LODGE, NO. IA.
Brother Marshal.
COVENANT LODGE, NO. 3
Brother A. L. Settle, Marshal.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. l2.
Brother Marshal.
UNION LODGE, NO. ] i.
Brother Marshal.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 10.
Brother Samuel Bacon, Marshal.
MUSIC-MARTIAL.
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels In this Cily, ior
the day ending May 23, at IL M.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
E.J. Griffith, Va. Mr. Leight. do. w. IL Haseil'
do G. w. Robertson, Ga. Mr. Dage, DO a. hon-
inson. Va. + L. King, N. J. T. Nash, va Mr.
p,l do. w. Wight, do Mr. Richards. Bait. Mr..
Han, Va. A. ii. Barnett Bait. w. II. Norris Va.
Dr. w. II. Melcalfe, do DR.. ]. Mackee. do. r. Bent
lev. do G. g. Briggs, Mass. p. H. Warren, Pa. J..
Seyfert, do j. Diehe, do G. III. Smith, do.
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Third Division.
Assistant Grand Marshal p. G. William Rock.
HARMONY LODGE, NO. 9.
Brother Marshal.
POTOMAC LODGE, NO. 8.
Brother Marshal.
EASTERN LODGE, NO. z.
Brother W. M. Ellis, Marshal
wAsHireroN LODGE, NO. 6.
Brother o. ]. Preston, Marshal
CENTRAL LODGE, NO. /.
Brother ]. B. Thomas, Marshal.
MUSIC-GERMAN BAND.
THE ORPHANS OF THE ORDER,
Under the charge Of P. G. Patrick Crowley, P. G.
M. Hugh Latham Brother William Diggs,
and p. G. B. Miburn.
Fourth Division.
Assistant Grand Marshal p. g. M. John A. Blake
COMMITTEE ON CEREMONIES.
THE ORATORS OF THE DAY.
THE CHAPLAINS OF THE DAY.
9. Ms, ID. 6. Ms, ID. ID. G. SIRES, p. G. SIRES
OFFICERS OF THE G. L. OF u. S.
VISITING BRETHREN.
MUSIC--BRAss BAND.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04
(1ns tsm "obio 9tatesman.")
OemDfratte tit inn 3unebmen.

Die fclsenoe @orreipcncenS erfldrt iId burd Gd) |
elbt. Die @ntl6eloun9 Der Nauptfrage ourdb be@ons
'enticn pom 8ten Sonuar babnt d9 We9e in Die Hei-
zen oes Eetnces. Den Su9encltd1en, ben Gnbnen, ben
snbuHalten, welden Die SrcBen @eib Renepole meoer
'eroerben nod etnlhuhtern, ued)e br Saterlano lie
ben uno Die Wenunsen uno 8eipele Der 9riinoer un-
lerer freten Snttutcnen ebren, fcn1men uns AT bell
fen. Ssr. Sdafer ein taentocller jun9er Nann ,pro
Der Sade oes conltltutlonelen @elces Don 9rrBem
9iusen lein.
Columbus ben 20. Sanuar, ls46.
Dertber err.-9Senn es elmer @ntlhubia-
un9 beoarf, oelen Brief an Sie su rbten 10 bcffe ib
mitrce eiee in oemSnbae belelben, one in oemBer-
trauen, ped,es td in bre 0aterlanbsltebe uno bobe
@rao bon gbrsenble fese, 9efuupen tperben 9l(s ih
Suert oas Ger9nl9en hattie SbreSefannfdaft AT mad,
EN- tparen Sie IN polltllher oinbt mcin @esner. Sb-
9eld uniere Nnlebten III 8eSug auf Wdnner perld)ie
oen waren, 70 fonnte id bod in Solse unerer @Uupers
latcn fetue 9rcBe gerlheeenbet tn uneren @runoIdB
en- tpabruebmen. sic tIoerlesten ttd, bem@anbloaten
welden td fiji Die preloent1daft unter(tlbte, aQen
Ste fparen ben paupt9runoldBen Der Oemotratie uid
entgegen. Sn Der Banffra9e, iber ben 3arf uno an
bern Naupfra9en itimmen mir ilberen unb menn mir
entsegengeester Meinun9 iparen 70 war Dieles mebr
int Tamen, als III Der Sade 1elbt. Die @e9enwart 1T
Elm critllter 3epunf in ber @e1idte unferes Staas
tes. Sie Ieben, oa bic Dartbet nit Der Sie friber
wrften, 9iaantidbe Banfmcnopo err,dtete Sie miiI-
fen 9eeben baben oaB oeelbe partbei in ibrer 9eess
sebenoenF oarter aus mar um ben 9ieiden, reid
er, ben grmen-armer iu MAIDEN. SD nberlaIIe es
Sbnen- auf Die @brlidbfeit Sbrer 9eflhe, auf
Sbre 3uneisuns su repubIifanilhen @runoidsen. auf
Sbre Dodahtuus por Den eebren Der 9Beiien Der 0es
pollution, auf Sbre 8enunoeruns Der 9runoidee bee
arcsen cefferion,-" -"gieide uno Dollfommene @ered-
tiefeit allen Menlden''-furs td nberaie es Sbnen,
Der Se pernunftsemd6e Sreibeit isben als 8urser,
surd free Dab, Der freeten 6epnbf Der @rbe, mel
den Gte i'm politiiden Drama Sie seesnWartis iber.
nebmen fonnen.-Sie tnb etn Deutlher - Elm Deat.
fiber BON @eburt Die natiirlid,e uno au9emene Nid,
tune Gbrer eanosleute, wenn Ie bas anerIfand,e
8lrserredt erlansen uno oem Sterne sldnienoen
Banner anbdnsen, 1T idb Der Demofretlden Darthe
ansulheeen. Ste tonuen sepieltd niht aIeiu tteben
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04

tennns rDteber jenen oerfnipf susIetd Die aufseI0f
ten Satoe IN oteien Sreifen burd eegenIetse Salfe
leIitnn9 enger ftlteet: bteIe eebe aber- lie 1T bic
q It d bic alletu &raft CUR 9ufcpferuns uno
Mutb ;ur Gntbebruus oerleiben uno burb ale Stanbe
uno iccaIen8erbdtnte Elm bauerbafates pr9antfh els
nt4ences Sanos wie es uniere atcmififf. .SerriGene
net 70 gebteterd bedt, su fbIinsen i'm StanNe it.
ger9eiie man aber ntGt, baB bic dlrttte, 10 br &
Stebe een dbriitliden, 10 bren @ BEN dls
thren eebens9runb ucrausese uub oaB es ctne bieen
NIT Der @rfiniteIung jener (pcocn unlere zcit audi
Setlptele oarbetet) nidbt an9cbe !-Nt9e 8ctt oerl
Serr Die 9tctb Der 3et in, 9tatbe iener waltcnoenI
Trriehun9 easu bienen lafen baB bic 8en1litber ny
NIT 9Ieihem Grnffe gun, 10 hren g dub e II u}NI
surr d, IL 6 { in frdfttgem 9Iufitwun9e. et-
beben; bann erideint unere s. # III auf 9rnnc'
le Soetlung berZett9ebreden als etne e9r II
BE tpiot9ri9enfalIs nBten mir nit benz oeriwet-
feIuoen 91ufe ces Did,ters fdlieeen:
Die zeit bat g / Iaube IT ntdbt, nod eteb
$50 tpdre benn bic 8 # fnuns, bic tbr b teb Be?
(Ginc Sttmmt StAtfeblanr in her 81. @irn)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04
Sbto @eieboebun9.

Samitas, ben IA. Seb.
Sm 9 II te tpurbe heute bic BID sur @rrid,tuna
pee neuen = at pa u NIT Is 9egen 3 Stim-
men gum orltten Wlale. Metrere neue Bills wuroeu
etn9eorad]t lnter anoern Elm neues Milisee1eB. De
Sn anr Souenoung oes fioltden @noes oes Sbio
canals purce gum britten eeien oerorbnet. Da oies
Ger eBte Gag 1T an benz neue Bills etnaereie speroen
oarfen, 70 benusten Mtslieoer bie(e &eleoenbet um
su brtnsen.
Sn' y pafirte heute unter anoern fclaepbe
S1ls gum orttten Wale Cine Bill in 8esua anf Sf-
fentdbe 9nridtunsen.- gia sur 8eltrafunq oes
Setd)enclebtabls NIT Zuhtbausrafe uno cine 0Sd sar
5ntorporatIon Der @olumbus Gjas- 8eleudtuu9s- @e-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04

prr. 9 Gdfers Srte .-sluf 6eipnberss
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mes @cmmentars, lneem ile far 9enu9 fir I'D, ieblt
preden. IS blsibt uns caber nidts su erpdhnen IL
brig, aIsoaB Ger bon unlerm Sreunoe nunmebr
ein9snpmmene pcltiihe Staubpunft bel uiiis!en
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senhet Oerurladt noem lle mebI tpiIen, baB baourd
brer oercerblden Sad]e eine frdfti9e Stiee entren
wurce. Die ibre DoppeIte Wirfuns auf oemotratider
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mlhen Die Wlene Der @lelh9nstett au ertilnteln, 70
tt ocd ibre innere llnrube nidt su perfenncn Oils
Beneis berpcu mag Elm i'm 'Sbio State ScurnaL''
publsirtes Sdreiben ben enem Der oaupt 9Infilbrer
Der 4Bti9partbst III bielem @auntD seIten, Der oarn
itiFem oerbifisnen @rimme sesen 0rn. Stdfer auf
cine unaubere QHeiie Cuff nad tnoem sr oehen @ba-
raEtsr uno @ctioen III ein falldes edt Su teaen lu
te QSir beseu jeocd feinen 3peeL, paB SSr. Sdafer
i'm Stanoe 1T, iolden 9erIdumoungen olf seb6rise
QSete 5u be9e9nen, inen @barater uno feline Mctioe
Su ulnolcren uno Dem 8erduu,oer einen 9eblbrenben
Qobn AuSsui ablen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04

zines se,pTen 6. 3d. Sarte BON 1euer Grau nad,fis-
den, nno erftattcte einen gerd,t, baB 6te Gerdts-
committee einffimms oaeeaen Iei bae bic @eBsebuns
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@ourten Iet. Der Sertdt wnroe einltinmis ansencm-
nlen.