davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
A WOMAN KILLED BY HER HUSBAND
Ar HER OWN REQUEST.
1.-The following extraordinary case occurred
a short tlmo since, in WuFtemburgh; pe find
it related ina late foreign joufnaltl j .ul 5m.

~ ~NN%4 '"|" w tbhgIEH jDuildIt ~ ## PEGS
Adam Gayfing a man sixty fur years ~
age, u bonest and upright dealing, i6t "a and
fespectcd by al who knew hIp, presuntcd
himself, on TIE stIi ult, before the aafhoritfsg
81 i4eidenbelho, and stated caImly that bB had
just killed his wife. His declaration VIA i'm
tnedIaIeIy taken, as follows -
"My wife," he said. eag every onc tpoys
has been suffering for a long Time ffom ~lflncsg,
and al times The pains ahe had n prdnys
we're such az 10 affect her reason. she EI}c,Iy
gave up all hopes Of recovery, and continual
ly repeated that not only was life a tayne,,
10 hgr, bur that she feared that # / dlcd a.
fore her, she would be reduced 20 uttiet mi
sery. TINS morning, after Wc had TOAD IL.
gether the 1th cha ter Of the Book IL Judgea
(tbey were deyout people, ana fead tho g,Els
every day.) she requested mn 10 drive q nail
mo her temple, as Jaci did 10 Sist RI. "a snrb
a death seemed TO her short and easv. and
would put an end to her suherjnas, sGe aid
she iorgaVe me befGTchaui for thg art. ~
wbieh sag absoIyed ne before God and mar
A nail, she said, would not cause.a oreas no
morrbage, and would make Eul a .iieh,
wound. sAs soon 80 | am dead sic addst
you can close The wound, put on me a CLAN
cap. and no one will kuoW anything Al ali
bout IT, After long resistance fcoutinded1
GayrIng) ! gave way to the Wishes Of nv wife
! took q nail and began 10 drive Il info kar iee
temple witb a hammer, but the nail y.a 10
weak, and the point, instead Of epferjno. 6st-
tened itself on The bone. / then took ssmsn
Jill, but was equally unsuccessful. Nv sifa
grew impatient, and requested ms In kin b,v
at once with the harnmer, which | 4 cordiny.
" did, by knocking In The skull. The tnGv
Of M wife ID at my house, where Won can ~
il at your leisure
The magistrate Immediately proceeded f.,
the house with a medical man. and C.r,-,,,
under q strong guard. They found The fo3,
dressed, upon The bed. On the left tsn,n.a
there Were two &0dnds, and the rioEt M 80
tho skull was Knocked in Is low dgp,nss. ~.
Beside the bed was a table, m ,-t,et f..
a Bible, the nail, drill, ard hammer lin
ded 10. On The ground vas a basin II vaie,
N which the murderer, ac~cordlsg 10 ri.
o"n declaration, washed his i hnsaro
presenting himself to the authorities.
Carrying Is now in prisoB, be il perfec,rg
aim, and confined that be acted peIl in f,I
filing the Wisb"s of bis wife by putting an
End to her sutEeriHgs, Some Wurtem5nrv
state that the inhabitants u tbe VILLAGE
Gussenstadfi 8 here The murder was con
nltted, left their work as soon as fhsv ts,ra
# the murder, and spent tie DAY IN fso
;hureh' fasting and praying for the aoul ofths
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
" LATE ARRIVALS.
& LANOUE,
DRY O

'EEvED per late arrivals a large and complete assortment Of fall and winter
and most fashionable styles, to which they call Tho attention ofthe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
~LANDRETH'S
Nurseries and Gardens.

Nurseries and Gardens.
"1hese extensive grounds are on Federal
Street, near the Arsenal = 4 II = The
earliest collection Of Canellias was made
here. Some Of those NOW In the pUssessinn
IF those distinguished nursery-uen, are ten
feet high. y = y = The selection of
green house plants Ia valuable and extensive
ain the nurBbfiHs We saw a great many
Maguoliaa, Of which there are no Iess than
thirteen diBtinet species and three varieties.
One plant Of the NJ graudiAora Ii 90 foe
high and in full bloom. Here are likewipB
the M, Cnfdaia 90 feet high a beautiful m.
eliptiCa IN flower, and a magnificent spBcin
men, 19 feet high, Of The M. Gonspicua the
ctirinuH osage orange, that retains iis lucid
foliage longer than any other deciduous
tree. = y
"Fhe nurseries are MI very correctly man.
aged, supplying every part Of The uhion do.
tail Of which would occupy ton much Of our
space we therefore content ourselves with
stating that the stock Is very large, and eve
ry stage Of growth, consisting 0f foreat aud
ornamental lfoes, shrubs, evergreens, vines
and crebpers, with 4 collection Of herbaceoua
plants fruit trees Of tho best Find, md most
healthy condition large beds If seeding ape
pies, pearF, plums. &c, m stocks for budding
and grating a plan very superior to that Of
working upon suckers, which carry with them
into the graft all tho disc see Of Tho parent
stock. 4 y v
CAMDEN SEEDS Of th8 first quality have
been hoattered over the county from these
grounds, and may always BIO depended Upon.
The seed establishments Of these hofticnltur.
lists Is one of tho most extensive in the Un-
ton and lie reputation 10 well sustained from
year, toyoar,
ITO Obviatu tho chance of mixture Of the
iarina Of the plants Of the same family, they
have established another nursery, at a auita.
Bile distance, 40 that degeneration cannot take
place, and which secures u tho purchasers
a genuine article. Knowing thus tho age,
quality and process of culture Of every plant,
the supply from their grounds 10 recommend.
cd with great confidence
~ Since the date Of The "~report" from.
which the above il abstracied, tho entire es~
tahlishment has been greally enlarged. The
collection Of cahlollias embraces all tho finer
kinds, IN consists Of sotne thousands Of va.
rious sIHes go likewise of Roses, and other
desirable plants, both tender and hardy.
fruit trees. etc.
The SEED GARDENS, alone, cover fifty acres,
and tho whole In, an It has heen for moro than
halt a century, under the successive manage
uent Of father and son. the most prominent
in America. " #
Orders received by The aubscribera, from
whom Catalogues may be obtained gratis.
PIKE a. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
FANCY DRY Go0Ds SELLING
DEF CHEAP.

AZ we are DESTROYS Of reducing our stock
as much as possible, 10 make room for our
spring goods, we will sell The balance Of dress
goods at very low prices, together with alltbe
rest Of our winter goods.
phittips 4, Tanoue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29

IPreseEved Fsh, a vel. known merchant
snd politician Of New YorF. died cent ;s
thar cl'gs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
TO FAMILIES
DR.. GAUTYFp

&EA%Aks -..H
I.icencie par le Jury Medical de Ia Nou-
selle Orleans, a fhonneur d'ofrfr respect.
m SEES services aux habitans de Baton
Rouge ct ses enyirons.
> Son Cabinet est chez lie Docteur Rancse,
malson du Juge Tegsier.
July 1 ta4e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
Louisiana Pcnitentiary,

Mesers. Mediation, Pratt, g. 90, Lessee
o tho Louisiana Ponitonttsry would inform
the citizens of Louisiana and the South gem
orally, that they are manufacturing and will
have constantly on hand Begging and Bale
rope, coarse negro shirtings aud drlIlingg, lin
shoes, &c. Sc. They also continue the foun-
dry business.
". y. They will purchase delivered at the
Penitenttary, large or small lots of Wool,
clean or in tho bur, for which they will ox-
change manufactured articles or pay cash.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ac

NORTHUMBERLAND, &c.
| will undertake to lay brick and furnish
all the materials at Sl2 per thousand, and al
SO kettle-setting on four different plans. viz:
Cascade, Pillow, Cradle and Reverbere. |
can at all times be found at the Globe Hotel
near the ferry landing. Orders sent through
the post-ofice will be attended, TO
April Is 1916 F. TRANCHARD,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
6 bina mnS SnSicn.
0ic Nrd,n Gnuntn Ssnne.

Nclqrnbr6 III tie giu reld,e eurct, Socrrn
SomucI6 i'm JNaufe Der 0ieprcIrntnntcn Die,
ics Sta0ts cinterittet murbe, nm rem Nrcis
brief bcin9tcr Sanf III Wccrrufcn:
SintcmoI in Der Wciuuno Der gSeicsac,
buuq, Der Srcbricf Der eCdn Snuutp Sanf,
ild, fir rte Burger eiefes S:alt5 ais Der,
oerblid, mispctNen mag -Dabcr
q uitt I.--Sci es ptrcrbnet curd,
ben Senot nno bds NduS Der Reprclcnfan'
ten eiefrS StaatS in General 9Iffcmtlp per.
idmmclt, nno es lit hicrourh eurCh bic Sus
thoritdt ecrlclbcn gum Gjcice dcmadit coR
Die 9Ifte Ger Gjciesacbmo, pnfiirt ccn 26ifcu
SIpril 1874, beti:telt "giur 9lftc Die Qcdha
SnurtD Sanf nccrpcrireno," hermit miccrs
rufcn it,--ure cde dOe @orprrote @1cmaltcn
nnb Red,te, erlaubt uuo rtabirt curd, beidote
2Iftr, irnlit, mad, paiiIruu9 crler 9Ifts, tpicen
rufcn uno onfgrhobcn lno.
q d., nitt 2.-Das bic Gcrprratcr6
Der bcIaqtcn Sauf erlnubt iciu lclIcn, Sic.
traud, pm erm @orpcrate Tomcu NIB 3url
ers beia9tcr Sn(tituS III MAIDEN, namit iIc
IN een Stanc 0ricEt wcrecn dcrid,tlid, III pers
Hagen, fur bic @rhatuud dlcr rcditmdfi1cu
Sdnlren, filIia an oahcIbc nno bsfagtc
Sorpcrdtors mo9en alcidfalls I'M Tdmcn Ger
beiaaten 9idnf, auf bic nimIid'e slrt, als Ict
eirir slfte nicht pafGrt, 9cridtIid bclarat ,pcr'
ben; CicfeIbc icarn aud crlaubt irin, irQerc,
rrcr aIcS @i9euthum res bcI1oten Suifituts
iitrrsutroocn ccer su perfnrfcu, uuo mcnu
ncthmsrria, cen @crrrratr gtamen cciIcItcn
III Der tlcbertraoun9 ees Nedts ;u ocbrdu.
d,cu ; aber lIc ioncu rem Jamcu ceer bic
Scrprratc @icmaltcn reer 9Iccbte Der teIaas
ten Sant nidNt duf iracno cine anSerr gRciic,
corr fir ir9cnc ancerc 3pcdc recr stddhtsn,
ale rleie bc in rtcicm 9Ibidnit, prsifIirt fne,
9Cbrdudlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25

aus, baB Die dugetctenen 5uubs nidt berru
Bead, aeb0rten, unb ooB Is uur tieher Ses
bracbt ipurcen nm eas publifum su psrbleu'
ben. 6r. Bead, eiaue nun cru oan,en Stcf,
uuo er si9ne feiu lieaenbeS 8srm6aen in biss
fem Staat. DaB Die Jtotsn uuter par leieu
uno bic Baaern uuo Der Shcrff I'D, meieern
oiefeIbe su nehmen. Die COMMITTEE bemcrtt
ferner, bae IIe ein bs1d,pprues Gcrtificat Dor
Fh srhabt habe, Don q. E. Srandsr pOu R.
Dcrf, nuc u. Kramer, penn. @ommiB. fur
Reupcrt, oas am 28ffeu Sebruar 1916, pier
Wcrfsd9cs in ocn bcrti9en llrtunceu auf eas
Gtgenthnm BON R. g. 8ead,, Su ccm Sclaut
pcu S2,957 Gbaler uro Is @ents aufgetan'
ben habeu.
Die Committee bcIprd,t icoann nod, gun,
ShluB bic cbi9cn 2tatlahsu Der 9iuae mad,
unb crlidt iid aus, cas bieIcIbc, brr Sihcr'
belt rPoen, e6 notbweubi9 MAIDEN, oaB DC,
Sreibricf ecS aemcintcn Snifituts rpiccrru
fen neree. DirisIbc hat fir cicirn 3rped cint
Slll etnterid'tet, bic Der 2cier cbcrfaIS III eei
beuti9en 3eitun9 fueen wiro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
Ser Ltaatstaf = Die SebutpertptIli'
0rfifnen

Btr baben burf bic @efiai9teit ees Raj.
StrouB eineu Berift BON bem ausitor @e'
neral uno StaatsfdaBmeilfe erbalten, ent'
haIteno cin 8erjeidni6 res 3arss auf fic9en'
oes uno perlCHlides Gieentbum fur Staats'
Swcde, bc5 8euenueS odrauS entipringenb,
uHo Der Sslabiuua ees @eioes fir ShuL
lpedc pom liten December ls40 bis gum
Sebruar 1916.
Die Bsi9efusten TabeGIen fInb intsreeant,
une Srisen bic SdIdsuns uno ben Bertb bee
GigenthumS stues jencR @auntiss Ter
Seridt it abcr BON beceutenoer edHge, uuo
fam oaher bier nitt gang foIseu. Stahltc'
henoe SabelIc 1T aber nah uuiern gInTdten
Der rid,ti9fe Ghcil oeHelbcn, uno muB uniern
eeIcrn piifcmmen lein, ircem bieIelbe sci9t
tpie picl Staatss3ar eiu jeoe6 @aunt1 tpdb'
rene benz sencloeten 3eitraum in bic SdbaB'
fammrr bc,ablt, uno pie oiel ss iuHerbalb
Der ndmIid1cn 3et bon Den SduIperpiIlis'
nn9en earau8 aescaen bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
Spn gluslan0e.

Das Dampflhiff 6ibernia lanate ant les,
ten Dienta9 ;u Soalif1r bon Gn9lauo an:
Die 8erweieeruua Der 8ersniaten Staa'
ten Reqierung. bic Sreaon Nngeiegenbeitsn
curd, srbitrators 81 idIidten ineem bies
sct9en rpiiroe, ais balte @n9Iano Elm Rett
oarauf, ipiro jenfeitS bes Sleans ais fineiId,,
uno ntd,t gerdoeSu aIs beIeioi1sno auaeiehen.
Scecd, betrad,tete man bic TcuiSteiten ilber,
baupt ais frir9eri(d,.
Shtcdte @rnoten fpIqen in Guafano qes
tpohnlit bis d Sabre aufeinanoer, uno Die,
ie 1tatldtc 9ibt @eranlaGuna su 8efards
tun9en, uno mag @inhue auf Die 0erhaues
lun9en ees parliaments, in Se;ug auf frei'
Ell joanceI babcu. Dem lu9cp0bnliGcn mils
ben Better, bsfirdtet man, ipilrben ipdte
Srcife ndffcl9ru.
Die Stoni9in Sictrria uno Yrius 9llbert aes
oenfen, balci9it mad, Sranfreid) ~ reiIru.
Die Srud,ts mo 8aumwc[en.pr Ilno
feiner pelrntlidcn 8erdnoernn9 untersangsu
Sn bem Sdbr ipeld,es lIdl am stem Sanus
ar 1916 enei9te, rpurben 229, ,24l 8isrtel bon
9SaiSen uno QRaisenmebl bon gauaoa nah
Gn9lauo impprtirt.
9Belid,fcrn III edIelbitichr du9enehm, unb
bepcr ianae miro oies eir beccutrncer 9Iuss
fnhr glrtifcl fur 9lmerlfa pcrben.
Sc fpire nit siclcr Gjcwiskeit brhauptct,
eda Cir Rcbsrt peel's ScmmereieGer Iors
fdhdg sum @cfeB ees 1dnocs rcreen wiirce.
9fad' elmer Debate pcn Wpd'eu fpurec ci'
lie Siniicn barnuf acncmmcn, nobel es fId,
eraab bds Der Riniitsr ~ Wchrheit erkieIt.
Wedn min abcr rpiGsn eae man Die Rcrnaes
icBe nid,t ( D le d. wioerrufen wrb.
lie grqIifde armee 1T nculid, mirecr be,
ecutcno ucritdrft pprcen.
Das Sdiff @atardaue, ouf irirem Bcac
orn eiuerpccl mad, Ban Oirman's eano it
rcultdi ocItetcrt, rpcbei nahc an 400 Der,
icnen ihrc 2cben ciubiftsu. 9iur Q Der gan,
sen Waunlhaft murecn 9erettet.
0u DcutG d, lamb 1T cine Serauthcit
uutcr bem RinosUieh, 6hulih Der @bclcrd,
ausaebrrd,cn, Die eascbe bis ,u einsm iehr
bcunruhi9encen @raoe tpc9raft.
China nnS SmSicm.
Sriea i'm Sitcn! - Die Q'riitifd,en
2ruppen dro nculid, in Gin filrd,terIiGss @e.
fcd,t i'm Sifcn osratheu. Die Sifhs, un'
0cfdhr 10000 an Ger 3dhl, hatteu has brit'
ttfde 3erritrrium iupabirt, nm Die Sritteu
an;uqreifru Die Srittcu ipdren uur uuac'
fdhr 10000 Monn fart uno bas s&icfed,t odus
crte 3 Gage, no I'D, fcbanu Die Sifh5 suriid'
;cQcr. Die Srittcu haben babel $500 gRdnn
pcrlcreu, uno non cen Sifh6 mcreru 30 900
pcrmist. 2cgterc perlcren audi aus I50 @as
ncncn lO9 9BirfIid, Elm Id,pcrer 8crluit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
SamcS Of. WUtpcr.

Die grnennura bicieS Scrru, als Gancis
bat fur oas simt eiucs Canal Gcnmisicners,
ipiro, 10 ,psit mir pernebnen tcnutsn, nit al u
Geneirem Beifaa aufgencmmsn. 9Bic fanu
es aber aud, auoers fein, benu or III Elm Waf,
ron unbeltcltenem Rufe uno pctIitdneia nit
rem Dem Amte auaie9enteu g,fitten bstonnt.
Das er aiss an ieinen redltsn Srt 40 fehcu
pnnid,f, ooer .oaB er ipiinftt "einem Secea
oas Sslnise Su 9eben," bewciet fcIaenber
llmitane, ben mir aus ccm philaoslpbia Sn,
qulrer entlchren "9Its er erlt Is Sabre alt
mar, ifarb fstn Batter uuuerm6seno. - Tod
irst erff unsefihr 50 Sabre aft, it es ibm
anberettS ourd fenen 8iciB uno Sparfam,
FELT seluuaer, afls Die SduIeen fcines Baters
abJntesahier." Sc!d, Elm Wfann prroienr
unfraslif bic llrterftisuns elmer 9rcsen
Mebrbeit Der Stimm9eber eieIcs Staats.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
2lus Wcyicp.

Burh bic 9intuuft oes frdnsOlihsn 8ciIels
sInar, su GsH Srfsans, lnc Teuieteiten pcn
8sra &ruS peId,s bis gum 25iten Sebruar
reihcn, srhalten pcrceH Die SiuieBuua ei,
ner Ronardbie, inter Der 8rld,iiBuna Don
Sranfrclh, epanien unc Gnsauo, in 6fcnts
LID poreeihIagsn. parebes hat in Die 0fdn,
fe sinacwilIist, uno III nun baran Gciu eaue
an Sremre Wddte ;u uerfaufeH. sltmcnie
hat, ba or ben &uiu lciucs eanoes Im gpr'
aus Febt, rciIgnirt III surltd IL rsm BoIfe sc'
fshrt, uuo rs iit mo9Iid,, BAG er baFslbr Jus
iammen ~ ;ieheu ben 8crludl MAIDEN ,piro,
nm befsu 9icdlte uno SatiruuIitdt ~ pertbeb
eiqen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
s5,614,3O6 ssh, AS, ,325 9s

SSeraus sr9ibt es fd,, eaB cine ;iemlite
aInsohI Der @auutie6 ipirflid) mehr @elo fir
Sdul,pede aus Der ShaBfdmmer erhaIten,
ais fte fir Goren binein be,ablen. - Gum
Seifpiel, Scffcriou @auutD besahlte innerbdlb
cbi9em 3eitrdum S4,I63 l6 o(S Staatstar
uno ionifi9e 3dren &c. LIZA 40-sulammrn
5,937 So III Die Sd,asfdmmer uno ;cg 81,
302 40 fur Sduspede herauS. - Dies it
Der Sda nit nod mcbrcren Saunties. gBilr,
ben ale @aunties mad, biciem 8erhdltnis bes
,ahleH uuo sicben, 70 fpiirbc CO nit unIcrn
| Stadts' Sntcrehen ,iemlid, blau aus(eheu.-
@s itcht aber III 8eSu9 auf ein 1beil Der ans
bern @auntics gan, ancerS aus. Gum Sci
lptel Sdncaiter, sllle9hcnp, @beifcr Serfs,
eedla, 9tortbampton, Gauphiu, ptilaoeiphiu,
Wcnt9cnlerD, Buds, TranfIin, Nuntiu9oon,
lebanon, Spmeriet, Waidln9tcn H. {. 10, -,
oenn ciele haten zine peit grOsere Summe
be;ahlt als 9eSc9en-haben ollo-einerIei pie
man I'D, 0usorudeH mag - cutlpeber Shul,
9eIo fur Die @rSiebun9 Der Sainbsr Der nid,t'
besahIenoen @auntieS, cbcr ben Stddtstar
allein, bejahlt.. - Gann eaun nidt Elm plau
9etrcffen wcrcen, nad tpeldem bic Sureeu
bon ben 5drbesdbler nlchr 9leihmdeig qes
frageu nerocn fcnnen, rpenn ie ood) eetraaeu
tpercen muffin 2 Die Geieb9cbuna fam mas
tirlid oics thuu, uuo 70 lnuae bies nid,t ec,
fdieht, fam man inner nit Gedyt behauptrn,
ods itc ihrc pfttht uner;cihlih Uernad,Idsi9t
sIue Dem ndmlifcu Scridt erqibt co i'd,
| ferner, bas nod, Die Summc bon 1882, ,4O3 "A
9e9cn bic pcrfdIieeencu @auntleS fur Stantss
toren anfltsht. QBir polIcu bier nur rinioc
anfubrcu, weIde bic hEohitcu Summen itul.
big Ino philadelphia fbulcct 1852 81 {;
SranfIin 1882 10; 0pccmir9 1858 Os !;
Suds l5,707 60; Rent9cmerD Alag 81 !;
Scutrc l2,900 95; Union l3,745 "a; Sums
tin9eou l0,652 AZ J.; Waihinatcn 9,1I3 "a,
uuo mcbrcrc anbere bon 1000 biz $1,000 -
Gs ltno nur neui9e @aurtieS Die am lien
Ssbruar benz Staat nihts Ihulcetcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25

Q drcd Il dcs lln9Iiid #. - 3u
Nricerdebnra, uobe bel Sinailou, Canada,
flno ncuIid S2inecr pcrtrduut. lie Gltcrn
aiengcn anf sine S.chicjt, uuo Iireen ihrc
sincsr, ,popcn cas- seItrlte nugrfihr l3 Sdhs
re alt mar, ;u oouie. - 9is biclclbe Suriit,
fchrtcu.fanceu iIs ihrc IDeimaib in cincn jeau'
fen Mutnen pcrWanocIt, rro ihrc Stinrcr AT
IOEc acbraunt.- SdlrcdIid,.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
[Sur oen esd,a patrict. !
Gin 9fGtbicl ppu 32 9smbitobc

Sin 9idtbicl uuu 32 Sud,jfabrm.
7l713 10 25 81 90 6 I6 hobcu mir ale.
IL 10 10 30 % ii 292 81 mar eiu Nc,
farmatcr,
go SO 80 II ) Is icDte Gin icocr leu,
9 80 IA l2 Is Der @jcburtS Srt cneS prcs
pheten,
% 8 25 % 81 % 10 II Gin berhtmtcr
3bcrlca,
"a % l3 Is 90 l6 90 ijno Weiffcr,
l8 10 8 % % 80 I'll brinat oft Sreit,
81 1887 IL % I3 81 20 gebt HAD Der
9Irbcit erit an, "a =
5 30 . Is Is 80 is IL bat unferefS11yee5
oaHe Gbrn erid,iiHcrt,
0 80 Z CAB 9lulas III einem pt,ti9su Sried,
-uuo oae Gianje 1T Der Idmc eines Ihdss
barren uno nislid,cu 9Berfcs.
Sine sIufIOfnna piro 9cninfdlt, u. u.
Sbcr'RiIfcrc, Rdr; 25, 1916.
Die 2IutIoiuna beS 8ithicIs in uufcrer leB'
ten 9iummer 1T WcIe, 1anree, Sncr,
Nhiuceercs, Rdccon, Scout, ecufe, Bunting,
Wurm, Bbcatedr, 3iasrcat, 8ouitO. 3Cnss,
Snail, ,-no oas @anSe "iD2i1er, Suntin9'
ton, Wrestler, @Orpm, 5arnasiu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25
Der Snriff pon IS42.

gci ciucr in i.amilton @duntD, Shic, ncll,
lid, 9cbaltcnen 8criammIuro unicrtr Uegs
ncr, puroe fcl9eubcr Selhln6 pafIrt:
&c d eeu- Od6 mir bcr;lid, nit
Scr Gntlhlc6rnteit Ger Ccmcfratild,cn 9tc:
9ieruug. nm D as befhuBcuoe z a.
ri SDlfem Der cinen " a II,
fen; ;uwer n--uno stne s Q III
Il 9 db 3 Il NJ mer IN
err d) I c lt--liberctrlflmmen
Sinc bier mcitcrc Srmcrfun9rn ncthwsn'
eia q? 9Sir hrfeu nid,t. Stl, mir hrffen riht
MIR alIcin, Icuccrr mir tro nbcrScuat, raf Die
mchImrinenoen uuiercr @e0cu parttei I'D,
id,cu duS ccm Seihlus iclbt Icid,t befricoit
gen fcnrcu, coe Ge bel Der lcbten preGocnten
BabI id,dncliob pcu ibrcn sInfnbrer hiuter'
gau9cn wcrocn Gnc. uuo bae wirflidb bic
4Bhi9 partbci Die pabrc Sariff partbci
lein mnB.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25

gu WcntrsaI PEI ueulid, cine 9rcsc WaiTc
gis uno Shnse, prIdc I'D, auf ocm 3int' Da'
d,c einrs Soaufss 9alammcIt hattie, NIT Giuem'
nal herab, uno begrub nid,t mcniecr ale Z
8noer, ee ;ur 3eit nit WarbIes ipielten, uns
ter iit. 3rusi 6uabcn elmer Ia uuo Der ans
eere 10 Sabrcn alt pureeu tcbt hcrausgeScs
gen = 9liehfals wuroe Elm orittes Slno be'
Sruteuo burdl cineH Spaorn, rpcmlt man een
Sd'nee sntfernte, beld,dcist. lie 4 ancern
famen untelddci9t eappr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-25

Dregcn-eia @erift Tast, ha6 Hiaa
iit, asesnrarfi9 in Srsscu caruFrr bsiprcdT,
iid, uaattdn8is sa evtIarm.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-05-01

sTATE OFFICERS,


ALBEIT G.. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary Of State.
J. Z Mathews, Auditor OF Public Accounts.
William Clark, Stale Treasurer.
John D. Freeman, Attorney General.
j. M. Lewis, Librarian y keeper of Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David C. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies.
B. r. Cowherd. Register Of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS;
VIM L. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. NJ. Clayton, Associate Justice,
J. S. B. Thatcher. g
John NJ. Duffield, clerk, resides at Jackson.
Sessions, first monday in Nov. and Jan'y.)
SUPERIOR COURT or CHANcEEY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson.
II. Dickinson, viceNchancelor,
J, C.Alderson elk, resd nee, Holly Springs
(Session, LIST monday in June and December).
iSessions, likewise, at Columbus POntoIoc.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel ]. Ghoson, Judge residence monroe.
r. NJ. Gaines, U dis. ATTY Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal, resd nee j ackson.
VIM. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
OF Bledso,U S dist atty, Northern Dis.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, Colmb's.
G NJ RagsdaIe, clerk, resid'nec, Monro CO
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Heter V Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w II Brown, clerk, residence Jackson.
session, LIST monday in May and november.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-05-01

ing'on, in IlOlmes county, is situated, adopt
the provisions Of the act to which this is
supplement, and authorize tax 10 be levied
for the purpose therein provided, that al
monies arising from the grant Of license to
retail .spirtuOus or Vinuus liquors within the
town Of Lexington, be, and the same are
hereby appropriated TO the Lexington male
and female academy.
SEC. 2. That this act take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 5, 1916.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-05-01
The Lords Prayer.

Our Father. God, who dwells above,
All hallow'd be thy name,
For thine amazing, bonudless love,
Etcrnally the same.
Oh may thy glorious kingdom come,
hu.' ell receive thy grace
Then will thy h2ly viii be done
By our apostate race.
"Glve Us this day our daily bread'-
Preserve US by thy power
And feed us with tie Bread Of Life,
Through every passing hour.
May we forgive each others faults,
As we would be forgiven
Ans learn To shun temptations paths,
By constant trust in Heaven.
Pour out thy Spirit from on high,
To cave US from AL sin
And grant US grace to feel anew
That Spirits power within.
The kiqgdom and the power are thine,
Thine shall they ever be-
Thy glory, ti!cling both. shall shine
Throughout eternity.