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Ten gum Sbatten )berob, rpenn Der Ser.
BREEDER periidDert iein fann, oaB ibn be,
9ouUernGr besnaoiae.
Gs beoorf nur einiees @eloes, um einen
Sreuno su finoen, Der ben Wee gum leibt
betpeebaren 6ersen oes @oupernors fennt
Oas Rebt Der 8eenaoieune folte nur in
Uu6nabmsfdQen onaepanot. nitt aber
elm Wlttel CUR Nufmunterune Der Spis
bubereien tperoen. 9S Sr.
Die 9aummouenerno fou. laut 8e
ribten aus Dem Sioen. cine oInffiae iein;
| iis oiirfte iib auf {. 100000 bis 100000
Sauen belaufen.
Siel Slid eripart Irbeit. 6err 8.
Cullen. friber Sberiff BON ct. Sernaro
parilb. beiab oas 9oos SO. ll.s75 Der
neulib eeiooenen 6auanna eotterie uno
eewann oomit bunoert tauieno Gbaler.
Nab Srslano. Die Neu yorfer Com
mittee sur unteritusun9 oer Srldnoer 1T
nod INNER tbdtie. Oas Sblff Ilbbur.
ton fGbrte nab @orf Dor Sur3em nibt
spenioer ols 1000 Barrel @ellhfornmebl.
uno ouBeroem nod ANDRE Habruneemittel.
3um 8eilte unlerer 3eit. - 8ie ,peit
oas Siebsmeicn in Berlin (Qreuben) aue'
0eblloet 1T, mag oaraus eei6lofen rper-
Den. oaB Elm alter eln9eflsli6ter Oieb bti
Serbelrotbuns ieiner So6ter Dem oiebl=
iten Sblpleoerlobne elm pOulfdnD9ee
Sbrdnfperfdeue Gum Sfnsn oosr Gr
bre6en BON S6lonern 1c.) in elnem lau
bern Wabaoonp Gatten gum 9elbene
mabte, elm Senels. oaB man oae Steblen
rein ais 8elbdft betrabtet.
Gnelllbe Sreibeit. - Sn elmer Der Die
len Wlnfel9otien eonoon's paren Die eng
elnanoer ee9enuberlfebcnoen 6duler ourtb
Sdume. Ole quer uber Die Straee onoen.
NIT elnanoer uerbunoen uno lpeOlflleitl0
9ettust. gtlr9eno6 in Ger WPlt fommen
10 peeSelbltmoroe Dor. ais IN oes ltbDer
mutbl9en Soaoon's armiel0en Sorifaot
quartleren. no aue 9alter uno 8eordne
nltle oe6 eebens lib 6ulammenordnAen.
Ole CUTE 9eIe9enbcit, Die Die Suerbatfen
oarboten. muroe oeebalb plelfaItl9 benust
uno man fab bduft9 MOr9ene uler ble S
Grbau9te nebentlnanoer ouf9efnuptt. -
Dies SOe Die Nufmerfiamfelt Der pOtl8el
auf IiCb uno oielc belbIob. cine Sbllo
Dabt in Die StraSe Su itellen. um Dem
llnneien elm @noe au MAIDEN. 0iele
lfanO nod nldt lanee ouf ibrem Qoiten.
ale Elm Wann oans lelie beroni6llb. einen
Strf aus Der SaIDe 500 Ii. iib anl6ld
te. iib su erbdnoen. Qls Die Sbilomaebe
ioIbs6 bemerfte, ibritt iie auf ibn iu uno
(proO: Mein 0err e6 1T uerbotsn. iicb
bier aufiubdnoen.
.Woe :" ertpleoerte oieier, ..uerboten !?
ST Oas Gnolonos aeprleiene Hreihfit {"
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$. s. Sclir mnb Gpmo.,

10. l. r. o. Gfe Der penn IL. st. Ctr.
5absn bsuts erbalten unb bistsn gum 8srfouf
an, i'm 9rosen uno &lsinsn, bas bette UlIcrtss
msnt BON @unmps uno lIsbsrfbubsn oas in
&saens 9sfunrsn msrosn fam. .-Ssfsbsno
aus Olstalit uno ihIiesenosn Wlanns.llsbers
fbubsn, Wtetalie @ummpsSudf dffinsS Sonbolen
fur Srauen, Wdobsn uno &inber. clippers
uno neberlhube fir biefslbtn; psI;.@umS unc
NubbsrS, lsrsrnen peIisllsbsri,hubsn fir Mans
ner &c. Nae osis 9trtifd finc ron psrIbsotnsn
StDIen unb O1uifsrn unp msrbsn untsblbar
ben 9r6btsn ScnbsrIins tsfrisoiasn. @cbr
pcblfeI sum Tsrfauf tei 5. 5. SeIir II. Go.
Gsabin9, 9erembsr 7.
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&tu onore6 helmatblthes 3su9nib.
Doctor Smapne's
Rtpr 9&ilnf1r irhen GSnrnn
1T Nlles was CT peraibt 3u fcin,

ut Nlles pas CT per9ibt 81 fcin,
able sr6bts WsciSin in Der bstanntsn 06st ~
9on ollsn &ursn Die jsmalS nsbsr9sibriss
ben, mtasn mir fiber fa9en, oas bic Nnnolsn
Der MsoiSin feline lisfsrn f6nnsn, bic oleis ibsr,
trlfTt nebs nun ais lIbenosr Ssipsis ltsbt bon
Der lesilbarfslt Der 2tusybrun9, islbf ,psnn
eas qsbsn abaefprphen 1T.
Or. SDaVne-qlber Serr.-Sur bsSYubs
lifum6 9Fobl fibIs ib MIDI psrpflbtst 3eu9nis
bon Der 9rcesn Sur Su 9sben, bic ourb Sbren
Suiammsn9elest stsn oSilbfribensSprup an mir
bswirft wuros. SIR mn Sbsjl fibls idb ais
ob Sscermann ss mGsn fo(te. Sd) mar 9ss
pla9t NIT lfnrfem 6lllfsn, Sutlpsien, Tabt:
| fd)mels, (osilsrftt uno Der Slang mener Stnls
me ysrfinbsts sins 9sfibrttbs &ranfbst; msin
! Nppetit mar pcrbei unb meine &rdfte ,paren
| fomsit 4sihmunoen, bnb meine Sreunee unb
4sr,ts tibsrieu9t marsn d) f6nnte nur notb ipes
nias Sage lsbsn. Wene Sbmeitsr, msins forge
fdlt9its pas9srin, srfunbgts ltb no Iie Die fl
bsrits joife finoen ftnnts. Olan fa9te br,oae
menn Or. Smapne's sufammsn9ei gter QSilos
! firfbsnsSprup in Der Sur fsbls, 70 fsi meinqe:
ben pernrft. Sbre Msol5in muros ic9lsitb ous
9sfbafft unb Die srlts Slafte bradbts 9nosruna
unb bsi Der Ssit po idb Die fsbsts Slaite an:
9sfaneen bate, bate MIDI Der jcuifsn psrlansn
uno msine Srdfts warsn bs1sr. Sur; lis bat
MIDI pca9 9ebsilt; ib bin jest elm 70 asfun.
Der Mann olS icb su fsin nlnibe unb babe gu.
te llrfacbs su aloubsn, oas Der gsbraub SBrsr
Ossoisin MIDI bon einsm pcrSeitssn 9rabs sss
rsttst bat. SD werte NIT 8er9nl9sn ir9snb
NuSfunft Ibsr meinsn Sal 9ebsn.
-Jfaae f1oraan Heepes,
No. 3S SBsltsrif., 5wiibsn &aes uno Gins,
philadelphia.
pR9as Yublifum miro 9smarnt por Ndls
Ihun9sn. Der dcbts Sprup miro olsIn cube.
rsltst bon Or. Smapns, R. QB. @de Der stsn
uno Goceifrass, YblabeIpDio.
Gum 8srfauf bsi .Jobn Hitter uno Comp
Enalano uno t1Ict1Jafen uno Or. Z.
n1arfd,au, 4ssntsn fir 9tsaoine.
@so. 8. Oliaer, 9Scme!Socrf; Or. Sedsrs,
pottstaun.
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Serbeiratbct.

-purh Den gbrw Saecb DallIer, am sn.
December, 5srr 1Dm. 9Slp NIT De,B Maa.
oalena SotnebaU, bcipe BON Nobeicn. AIN
9ten, 6srr Samuel Seifrlec init Warp
1Dasner, Seioe bon NoteIon.. -6err 50:
Iepb mitman, init W1iB Daarp &ahel, teioc
bon @umru.
-pureb cen gtrm 9Bm Dau(i, Dor elm
ger 3sit. 6err Daniel Gebuman init mis
Daarp u. Oiitel. BON Ncaona. ain ten
Sec 6err @aspsr Waeisner nit W1iB Cara
palnl, BON Neaoins. -am l9ten, 6err QBm
Storsr nit Oaib Snfanna Wa. OBI, =. pier.
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-buret ben Gbrm. 6. qEeiler, am e5ften
MoD., 5srr Sfaae Slifinssr nit D1i6 Marp
Nurp, BON Brefnof. -am 9. Dec, 6err
@amnsl Srep nit Wai6 gfbr Inna 2tnss,
BON Nsametaan. am l2tsn, Ser Sobn s.
Seifsr nit U1iB WatiIoe Sant, beios BON
$ernstcn.
--bur6 ben gbrm. u. s. 5srman. am 6ten
0se., 5err Sciua g. Oerr, bon 6ambnrs,
nit O1ib Waria Wl. Runfsl, bon 9llbaup.
-cnrh Den gbrw. 8. s. Sbot, am ltn.
Ose- Ser + CLAM OterboIser nit Oeib gIifas
tetb Sris, beipe Don pottstaun.
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Oie DenninlpaniIbe Staats 3eituno,
fir Die StBun9 Der @eieb9ebuns.
9ie psnniplpaniIhs @taatss3eituns, cine
ornt1te cemcfrattftbe, in 6arriskura p6:
bentll6 erf6einenpe 3eitun8, pirb ,pdbrenc
Der itd I'M Sanuar Oeriammelnocn Staates
SNessetuna, cincn riebtiasn Ssriht Ger Ser.
banruuscm psrieltsn listsrn, 1onobl ais bic
ScrbancIunasn ees @cnarsGee, uno nit ren
tlebcr scllefcrten ausfhbrli6n Nsuiafeiten
BON mrrifaniie6en 8riese fortMbrsM uno
5war fir cen tlIliacn prrie bon
so Gents mabrcno Der 0aner Der Sieuns.
ercmplare fir SbaIsr, uno
8 fur bas 9an3e Sabr.
6TSuticripticnen nit Der Soraustelabs
luna fcnnsn cureb Die polt ODER W1itsIiepsr
esr 8slrBsebnna sinacfanot wercen.
Saccb Saa +, 5erausscbsr.
5arristnrs, Spa.
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WlOnllmente, GrotIteine
unD S0,a0rbcif.

9is llnsrjelbneten bietsn Dem persbrten
publifum lbre 9isnife an, in Nusfibrun0 ron
s'nfaben uno psrssrtsn monunRnten, Ware
mors uno Sanbifcins9trtstsn Su moblfsilsn
Yrsiftn.
Sclbs iDrer AEitthr9sr psldbs stnas Gprz
siadeS in benz cbssn Sabe gu baben MIN.
iDsn, fno bof1iCbft sin9elaosn on,urufen unS
lbrs fsrtl9en NrbsItsn, me outb ibe 9roEsSaif.
lung BON Ssbnun9sn fir W7cnumsnte uno
@rablteins in au9enlbsn iu nsbmsn.
5. <. 5trcfer,
&. Setem,
x. Drercf.
Nis9slbabnlfrass Smiicbsn Der Ysnn une
Sranfln, &saons.
Hopsmtsr 80. 3m.
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SeDer. SeDer.

6eute erbaltsn bon Nsu Oorf, cae ar66te
uno aueaspehntefe IGcrtsment non rotbem
5oblsQeoer bae jeinals gum Vsrfanf anse
bcten murte III Der Stapt Nsaoina, tpelebes
fsbr moblfeil berfauft miro fir BaaraeIo.
(. ). Selir uno 60.
81. QD. gfs Der penn unc ST. ct.
Slo0emter 9. bU.
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Surge neberiIht Der W?arste.
Vbilabelpbio, Ssr'hsr "a 1e

pbllabelpbia, 9st'btr "a ls47.
Ditbmarft. - SdlabtObfsn SIS bis II
oe 100 pfuno. WiIhfibs brabtsn $lS bis
S35; springer $12 tis $25; trcdns &ibe
NO bls Sl4. Shmsine muresn psrfauft ~
So4 biz 64 Die 100 Nfuno. Getaafs wurben
5u VI bis AZ, cas Sttif, perfauft.
SCENE Nsranosrun9 i'm SlausrsMarfte.
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Oe' penn man an Dem edn6enelien Slut
fdnoe. oesbalb nabm ct iein Sud- aus Der
Saibe uno .plfdte oamit Die &linee ab,
ale man ffe tpieoer aus Der @unoe 3oe
unb enteine Der Gntoedune.
Spdter wuroe oas Sbff nit 8mlfein
9erGubert, aber er bebauptete fb ftano
baft in ieinem Sblupfpintel. no er 80
Gage lang uerfro6en blieb. naboem oas
SabrSeuo Den 6afen perlaiIen bate. uno
100 er BON Dem ebte, mas ibm Der befreun
oete Matroie beimlib sulteftc.
Salp bat feline 9ebensbeIbreibuno ae-
fbrieben. Die ndbifens i'm Druid erlbei
nen miro. Sic 1T an 8erbreben eben 70
reid pie iene oes beribtieten Saf Sbe:
poro. uls er 7 Sabre alt mar, entlief ct
feinen Gltern uno ndbrte fib NIT fleinen
Diebereien biz gum l2ten Sabre, ebe er
ertpiibt puroe, iporauf man ibn Dor @e
ridt feQte uno elnitedte. Sn Gnelano
rpuroe ct sneimal verurtbeilt uno bas lee.
te Wal auf 9ebensSeit transp ortirt. 8ei
be Wale rettete er lib ourb Sludt, oas
leste Wal na6 2lmerifa. Oier lieB er
iib in oen Warineoenif aufnebmen, be
raubte oas Sbiff. ouf Dem er iib befano,
UNI cine erose @elolumme uno lfefte oas
9effobleue 8elo in einen Der 8anonenlGu
fe; aber man entoefte ibn. CAB bm cine
empftnoll6e torperll(De 5ubtl9un9 uno
iaete ibn fort.
Olee 9eibab I'm mltteuanolben Wfee'
re. Sallp srrel6te oemun9ea6tet Ole
Ser. Staaten pleoer uno wutoe tne ct:
3uCbtbaue perurtbeilt, neil ct 3u sc. Yotf
in Der Wau StraBe enen Enaben nleoer
tblu9 uno um elne 9roBe Summe lnSonf
ncten beraubte. Wo6oem Dor etna lte:
ben Monoten ieine Strafdelt ob9elaufen
par. ieste man lbn wlerer In Srelbe't.-
Seitoem be9ne er daDlrel0e Hauberslen,
Die leete an brn: Sennet IN Wluloms
burg, mel6e oorftel. na0ocm er orel Il
benoe potber NIT lelnen SpleB9'leuen Den
Morooerlu6 an 0rn. 0otbtlB ma6te.
G;r freiss Qehsn fThren mir ,r Ga
n;tGn 8 nhin-Sobin Der fom6Sp Sprorpr
~ ia Sd,rs;bt fo1oenoe rrbouljthp G,eIhitbfe
non gnrontobo MerjPo. nobe osm ,S1oupt
ouortir hps Sen. Wool: ,.@eftern oeler.
t;rtsn "a @,meins bes tsronjfhsn Reoi
,,,snts - nit ihrsn Sffi,iprpn lehts Wod,e
hot M sio G,naIJeris Srompetrr bic hIblhs
Snd,tsr pinps rsiben merifdn, Oons uuo
,n;t ihr sins rpInpftips lfnnohl Oublonen
sntfiihrt am Scnntooe murocn upel anne
r;Pnn 9sInIhmieoe bic in einpm benod,
horten RornIsloe b,im Sheins einerQom
pc Monte lpl'lten uno elnl9e Wfertaner
rein ausplunoerten' bon o'elen ermotcet )
beute Morasn fam EN- Sra9oner' oetannt
unter oem Namen sate Sutte9' mit el
mem tlelnen repno'ltanllDen Sptob'lnee
nleoer. uno Dor taum elher StGnoe tamea
unire >. .Sop6. Don elnem AueItn9s Surud'
ant melbem tie oler ,9fsalefs (Mellta
ner) oer Srmofonn9 oer etWapnten 6S'0.
t6mlece oetod0tl9, IN 0le onoete a oe't
tbidten. elne 9rose An6a9l Mau'tp'ere'
Gle un6 fruber gelfoolen, mleoeferoeutetGn
nno msbre oer S'eoe;u 9etan9sneo map
ten. Nl0t Dopr. elne lWone V'9eno. -
Wae unlere M(aot5e'ten enoe'an8n 10 re
eallren MIR uno mlt S0l'nHetltp, SpeU,
S6welneeraten. 0amTel'. 0'TlO uno
SarenflelD, S0infsn, enten. Stona9en'
9epfeln. Slfnen' Se'nEtauoeu IT, J: ID.
Sollte Der Erle9 6u etnem TtupSeltl9en
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gn8lifbe uno oeutIbe
NOribriffett.

9e'roben bon Q. j. E9elmann, lino peoer
erbaltsn unb gum Gsrfauf in befsr 9rudsrsi
Gsobina, ben %. 9eeembsr.
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6dlcttSer

Oaebrere Gorteu nsutlete Golenber, fur
rae Sabr l 8 8, 1no erbaIten unb tiGis 3u
batenin cieIer Srufere.
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Or. Gienle'e gatirs uno Slutreinie
gunge pillen,
bic bette Sur sur wisbsrbsriteGuna Der @r.
(unebeit, 70 eben srbalten uno gum 9srfauf
IN oieier Oruferci. prsis 80 Sent, bic gro,
Be, uno 25 Gent Die fIeine Dor.
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Vrenner's Oermifuoe,

gin fsbr wirfiamss Mttsl jur @ertreituna
Der Wiirmsr-fo eben stbaItsn uno aum Ssrs
fauf in beftr 9rudtrei. prsis rs Gent.
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Or. Jobn 6ienIe's
iInfsbltares Olttel 3ur 5eiIuna res Nina
wurms rtsr 9etter, 70 chen ubaItem unb
gum Ssrfauf in ciefer Orufsrei
Dreie so Gent Die Sbaebte(.
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@orissn Sonntae mar Der fdItsifs Sag fdr
biefsn Bntsr, aussr mas ncb ftmmt.
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Ser ct. eoule 'Nepublltoner' entbdlt
Elm 8erseidnib BON SO 8erbrebern. Die
Der @oupern0r bon Mifouri. S. s. 60:
yparos, beDnaoiote. Dies 1T oas Beena'
biounasrebt lnibbraubt. Die @eieee fins
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.

l Under the obituary head in days pa
 per will be found the death of MT. Jacot
 Reese. There are circumstances connect
 ed with his decease which, whether you
 term them the effects of diSurGerly imag.
 inalion, or viewing them as actual present.
 ments, present some very singular points for the mind to dwell upon. We will relate the facts as they were related to us-our read> CTS can draw their own inferences. On the day of his death Mir, Reese was engaged in sowing oats, and towards evening he was startled by voice, apparently at his elbow, saying: "Yon may SOW but ycu shall no, reapw He looked around, and seeing no one, continued his work ofseeding. attribus ting it, as he afterwards stated 70 his imag. ination. .... a.. ....... .!.-I .......
 At every step, however, the warning was repeated and at last unable longer 10 bear it, he proc.e eded hcme to his wife He was persuaded by her that i. was only his inns agination, and finding that he had no fever, and did not complain of unusual indisposi- .icn. she induced him to return 10 the field. There, however, the same solemn warning voice attended him at every siep-" you may SOW, but you shlll not reap !"--and in state of extreme agitation, he again ceased work and went home He there took an early supper. was shortly after attacked with swelling in the throat, and before sun> rise hex. morning he was corpse. -[Cen> ierville, Queen Asns's Couty, Md. Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
THE RIGHTS OF AUTHORS.

A case was tried tn Boston, . few days since, Involving important issues as regards the rights of authors. The plOinIiff, the Rev. John Pierpout, iS the author of the popular school books, the First Glass Book and ihe National Reader, assigned ,o the defendant the copy-TishI of these books. Al the expiration of fourteen years the copywright was renewed, and the defendant has ever since coNtinued to publish the books as his own. The Court decided that the plaintiff sold only the tight existing ,hen, and that the renewed copywright be- longs to the author. The defendant, in the sales he has made, (which it is said amount to $lO,OOO0 is to be regarded as the agent or trustee of the author, and acquired to ac- count for the same, and the court directed that he make disclosures of the amount of sales,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
GENERAL LAMAR CAPTURED.

Information has been received at Austin, Texas, that General Lamar, with his com rany of 80 or 100 men. attempted to pass through froua Loredo to join General Tay- lor--that, aftsr penetrating into some diff cul, passes of the mountains beyond the Rio Grande, he was attacked by grsa,ly superi- oV numbers of the enemy. whom he tough, till he lost half his men, when he found himself compelled to surrender. General Lamar's object was to 90 to the reliefGf Gen, Taylor a'. soon as he heard the alarming news his dsngerous situation. We have not heard the fact mentioned before.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
ELECTION RETURNS.

We have just ascer,ained in what town the late blunders in the returns of vo,e at the late election were made-also ;ht names of the modcrators.
 Brauford-re,urns 92 vo!es for Charle. E. Robertson, for Secretary. Moderator John Plant. ."' ''. '...
 Meriden-265 votes for John W. Rob ertson, Moderator. Phineas Potter.
 North Stonington-l64 votes for Josspl B. Robertson. Moderator. John D. Gal. lup. 'f
 TrumbuH-l47 votes for Joseph B. Gil, bert. for Secretary. Moderator. AIonzo Sherman.
 Ma,fson-2i7 v votes for Charles Nc Cwdy. ModeraAor, J. T. Lee.
 Salisbury-226 votes for Charles s McCu:,iy: Moderator Wm. P. Russell
 New London-42O votes for Abiiah " ca,lin. Modcra;RWilliam c. Crum IN. II. Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
HORRORS OF WAR.

Sesosiris led out of Egyp, an army oi 700, 900 men, and overran and wasted the Mediterranean coast. Itis calculated tha, more than 10000 souls perished in ,hi, campaign. f- Semiramis employed in her war agains, the Indians an army of 3,O0OO0O, and oi this number only one>third returned after her retreat. Her own loss. together with the loss of the Indian army, is set down a, 3,oOO,OOO.
 The Persian Empire, in its wars agains, the Greeks and Scythians, lost at least f. 100000 of its subjects.
 Alexander sacrificed ,2O0,O lives, his successor a, leas, 100000.
 The loss of the Greeks in wars, from the earliest accounts ofthem 10 their absorp- lion into tho Roman Empire. was not less than 5000, 900.
 The loss by the wars which wasted Gre. cia-Magna is rated at l, l,OOO, ,OOO. ..
 Loss by the wars which established the Roman Empire, 100000. .. .,..+ Destroyed by the Punic Wars, 4.OOO, 900. , Destroyed in other Wars of the Romans, 100000. ..... -. -se
 The conquest of Spanish America eos, 100000 lives. b -ser..a .Est.s
 If these we have enumerated are taken with the carnage in the wars of the cru sades-of the northern nations against the south-of the southern nations against the north of EsroPe-of the hai,les of Ferdi. nane in the East-of Napoleon-of the English in India, of the evil wars, of lhe Revolutions in France, in Am.rica, aud all other Wars included, it will, be safe to say that more tAau S6, 6,O00O 900 have pedsAed by tAs ravages of war probably 70 times shs .anmeer o( the vhole pressni pnpalasiOu ci he Eioasl-Hosesrd. ,og asfgs y'h.... 5-rs, '
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
MIR. CALHOUN'S POLITICAL
 POSITION.

Ths following letter from MT. Calhoun, written to C. N. Webb, Esq. Editor of,he Roanoke, N. c. Republican, from which parer we copy it, will be read with interest.
 Port Hill, 2O.h March, ls47.
 Dear Sir :--I received with your letter the paper you were so kind as to send me.
 see that notwithstanding your kind feeling towards me you have greatly mis- judged me in thinking evor joined '" the fallen fortune" of Mr. Van Buren. The truth is, that have not been able with my principles and policy, to act with either party, except occasionally, for the last l7 years.
 differ from both on several importan, questions. and among others, the pros pect- i've policy of turning opponents out of of fee indiserimina,ely, and bsstowing their places, as rewards, for partizan services on the least mertoriOuS of the respective par ties, and agree with each in some parlicu- lars. Mine has been an independent course throughout-and hence have been compel led 10 seperate from the party in power and with those out of power, during the long pc. riod mentioned.
 have never separated from the weak to join the strong, but from the strong to join the weak. seek no office, and desire none, and only continue 10 represent the State in the Senate, because it is unwilling l should decline. I would not accept the Presidency, but from the people. and then from sense of duty only.
 Nothing can induce me 10 sacrifice nay in. de pendence. not even to retain the favor ol my native State. If l, in 1887, supported MT. Van Buren, it was because he was for ced to sustain the measures had supported against him and General Jackson, and be- cause the whigs took ground against them and not because l joined him or his faller 1 fortunes. had Eo motive to do either while had strong ones to support the meas urss which I approved, IL would have beer highly censurabls in me to turn agains thea, because he had been for long time forced to support them. With great respect, am, &c. J.C. CALHOUN. | C,E. WEBB, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
Temperance 0dc.

"Our ause when first to light il buTstp Read 5y daunIless few, Appsa'd so small, its early fall
 Ouroes prepared to view But upre and more, from shore to ShOTs, ItdnAuence shall extend- Our lag unfurl'd around the world, Tiumphan. 10 the end !' Tn. good and great from church and
 state Now swell our long array; AnI millions more, on sea and shore, Still own and bless our sway. A mercy's call we listen all, .f-.. Undaunted by the host; With Death we cope, in earn es: tope. Through God, to save the lost. When darkness lowers, oh be il ours ,.- To cheer the pilgrim 2 way; To dash :he cup and lift him up To hail brighter day! ..' Haste, brothers, haste ! oh can ye waste The precious moments gi ven, While ye may save from drunkard's
 grave
 One child of hope and heaven!