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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-16
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-16
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-16
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&c Waaren, Gudpllmfhldse uno padpapier,
@inbinoers', 8onnetbcr, 2runf uno Scnnri
Scnros, Sleddlin9 Salts, Settling, alnu,
3wein, eumpen, &c. papier Wiro anf ge,
lteIlnna aemadt, unb Der bodfte prsis fur
eumpen bejdbIt.
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gen 9lriifcf, ipirb man piinftId, beforeen
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fen whnldsn, rpilrben am beifen erff bel ib'
men ou(prcdleu ebe fe ioulfnp faufen.
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tism, Slaien. uno Tiereu Rrdnfteiten per,
ben 0leihfalIs burd, oiclelbe pertrieben. -
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patient, nod,oem er oaburh au9f9rlffen III,
meocr herSuifellen. Bilious @bolif, Durd,s
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ouiten, @hoIif uno idleidente 2usSehrun9
1piro ebenfalls baburd 9ebielt uno perbinccrt.
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8ranfheit gepIogt, fclIte prrIiumen oicie D1cs
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IL Sbi9e fd,dsbare uRb mlbertrefflidle
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oa6 feire bc6ere in Qed,n @anntD gum Bers
fduf an9ebcteu pire,) in in oeut Sudlfotr
bon 81. @utb nne 60 in sllIentaun 81 er
halten.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-16
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Sncianer," Die Wie9eturt ppn llitigen Ser
ren gu pattern hattie.
Die pnneerbaren 6uren bic eicIe lDiIcn
bewirftcu, haben WirfIih Die qauSc mspisinu
id'e Tacultdt in @rtannen 9cGest, llno pie.
le 9eftebeu es Gin oae oeiefbs Der qr6ete Ses
gen ietcn, meldIcr Der WeIt hattie 9e9ebcu
peroen f6nnen
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lc alI9emein Die qrlpnnihte. .QBirfun9 BADEN,
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d,en &6rpcr wirfen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-16

Sffices sWm @erfaaf biffsE s'ilieu fint go
1859 Ndce. .Straee. phiIansIphia; SO 3res
mont Stroee, goifen, unc 2S8 @jreensptdl
Sfraee, q. yorf.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-16
0e9en bic eDtles.

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dee RidF aabere. .aIs unfebIbar uieorrIret
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@uren beipirft bat, i(f 90 baben bel 81 @utb
inS 60, sIGentdun; peter pcmp, Cation,
%, ,eambert ReabinS unb Wartin eus, Sar'
Sisturs.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-16
sSane s)1aeI)riett.

Deu @erptonuneen Der @cnlfitation uuo
@elsbe biffes Sfdats gentis, aeben bic Tins
fer5eifhngten biemit SfenfItfr @ad)rid,t, Bag
fc, nnb folde bic fih mii Der 3eit nit ibnen
pereinisrn mcsen, eine Bittfd,rift an bic @e'
tsbptHu9 uon Pennfplpauisn gu ridten bc'
abiIftigen, fir Die Snfcrpcration einer Sanf,
auter benz Gameu uno Stpf"D ie sIae rt'
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8anf' nub Disepntirunas prtsile9ium uno
init eiilcm Capital bon fiinf unb Gebsis tau'
fenb TbaIer, unb bsm 8crredt eS Su $780,
GOO ausSueehnen, .uHo fObaio aIs fanfsi9
tauienb 1taler einbeSablt ftnc, @efddfte
,anfan9en ~ fOnnen. Die Bant fol- in Der
@taot AlIeHtaun, ecda @auntp, etsidtet
Irerbens
6. @. Bon 9asen, 8. s Mube,
peter Suber, @nhrdiin Ercreu,
Stephan 8alliet, IT. sspbH Berger,
g. St. Heuharb, GanneI Camp,
@pbraim @rim, Somes eddeY,
9BiIiam Goldman, 9iathan Dreider,
Samael ei9btcap, Solcpb Beaper,
SenrD Beinsheimer, peter BDdOff,
Sotn Socifmdfin, Jfathnn German,
@Ii StedeL SCbn 9lppel
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-16
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Wein Serr-coSd mar felt einaen Sahrcn
NIT iunerliter Sd,wddle behaftet, bcqleitet
su 3eiten NIT Shmersen in Der Seite uno
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id perfd,iebcue Webisineu chne @rfeIg qe.
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tobiilden Nilleu su MAIDEN prdhe id, bereit
bin ;u fn0en, meine Rronfhet auf nuuoers
bare QReiie qeIiubert haben. Sd, Aobe Die
Weci,in bereits MIR cine furse 3rit acbraudbt.
uno babe fein 3peifef, oas. ourch 9IuhaItfam,
feir oes @ebrduds ndd ihrcu 8critriften,
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lib behafteten perionen, nit Dem Gldnbcn,
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Qcpi SnefF @Iansoifte,
Gtnrlcs Soittel urb So Q. Wbriihan,
Charles Bitter, 9fitterspilIe,
Sohu Narnipnp, GadiouuilIe,
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SoomclI uno W'6ce, Sirofriecs Sr6te,
~ 6 eaubddl, FaubadsollIe,
9iatban Scqefp, @ranepiae,
8 Oiftel uno @omp Glib. .Wbeithaa.
Die pcpuldritdt pen Wri9bts piIeu bat
zine 9InSobI @runbfdsIplr Wcufhen auf ben
@eoanfen 9ebradlt, oielelbe nahiufdiihcu,
uno fcmit ab9eieheu pcn benz BcbIe eer @es
Iuneheit tbrer Ritmenihcn, 9eoenfen lle I'D,
'ln 2usfommen Suiuiidern. lin oieicn lle'
BEL porsubenoen, babcn mir neus edbeIs ers
baItell3 lnnresif Ger 9aame opn Bm, 9Rri9b
nil err zfAfz 1zl.IzIfbzI 8e 8efuneettbiro, unb
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1859 9idce .Straee. phiIansIphias 1873 3res
mont Sroee, gofton, uuc 2ss G,reenIptdt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
SENATOR AsHLEY'S LETTER.

LiHle Rock Sept 9th, IS47.
SIR: have many letters from esteemed friends
in the Western counties. nquiring trhy an act of
Congress was not passed, establishing District
Court at Van Buren,, in accordance with the wish.
Of the citizens of the and the instructions of
tie last Legislature. My answer to each will
necessarily be the same, and | therefore ask of
you to do me the favor TO publish my response.
have, ever since the subject was first present.
ed 10 my consideration, believed that the convo-
nience and interest of the people of the West and
the clear interest of tho General Government, al.
so, imperativeiy demanded such q Court; and at
the first session that | was q member of the Ju-
dietary Committee, | succeeded in getting a re-
port Of the Committee in favor of such q Court,
after unwearied exertons, by my own casting
vote in Committee. | wrote to the la:e Capt VIM
Armstrong, and received letter in response,
strongly urging tho necessity Of establishing that
Court. Capt Armstrong furnished me, also, with
a letter from Gen. Arbuckle, to himself, fully
corrobaling his own views. Both these letters /
attached to the report, and had printed The re-.
man, George W. Paschal, Esq, for such sugpes-
lions as he might deem proper to make; most, if
not all of which were Incorporated into the re-
port. | was unable to get leavo of the Commit
tee to make that report, as early in the session
as could have been desired srove in vain to
get action upon it during the oession-tho Ore
gon question overriding all others.
Al the last session. ! referred the samo sub
ject again to the Committee on the Judiciary,
where il met with strong opposition, principally
arising, presume, from the fact that there were
various opplicaLions' for District Courts in other
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

z=,=---- ~ ,Le Committee felrcompolled to re-
s@,ss sdvsr.oy ~eer T upon finally succeeded e. e se
R5ssTn' ps,Pic ca cour per- nanam at Pfdaaroa S
special terms, as busings1itional atarsbaI and At
lornev...pred to bring up this question from time
=. anne, during sthe whole session, but aways
without success; and can tfuiy say, labored
indefatigaby and necessarily. without ossista nee.
to effect the object Ihore was dead weight
thrown upon 4lre effort, that strove in vain to
overcome. Cannot promise success hereafter.
but all may be assured LwlIFuse all the means in
my power to have d measure | have deemed so
Just and necessary, acted upon at the earliest pos
sib!c nlomant. Your friend, '..- .
81 CHESTER ASHLEY. s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

(tTThe Inauguration of The eq"estrnn statue
of Frcle' ick Tie Greai, took place at BREsAAU,
Prussia, on tho 2Sth June, in the presence of the
King and Prince of Prussia. Among the persons
present this solomnty was a soldier of the age of
one hundred and nine years, who served with the
great King. This soldier was born at. I4eibntz
on the 9Th of February, l73s, agd wore tAe Prus-
sian uniform in the time of the seven years war,
IN " hlch Lc took part
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
DEATH OF HON. sILAS WRIc-lIr.
Bg Telegraph 10 the CiacianatI ARas.

a despatch from Mr.. Hepburn, Telegraph of
The Luke Erie Line at Cleveland. dated at I2a
o.e,ock This morning address 10 Mr. c. O.ReiJv =,
Cincinnati states that Intelligence had zen rccci.
ved from BafiaIo by the steamer Nile, confirming
iAe account of The Deoll ofSlLAs WRtGHr, States
man. whose connection with politics of the nation.
and whose ass, ciation with the Prosdentiol O,as.
ton will cause his loss to be considered one of
tho most important events Of tla, season.
The Saturday evening of the Bdlfalo Commercial
.'So', l'n' Ieiegrophc despatch adds) men
.'--'' ''' '''0 os'''i OF Gov. Wright occurred by
1i''P''N' Al MS residence in Canton, ST, Law.
80 a' county northern New York, on Friday
the 27th day of August, at 8 O'Clock in tba. NOR
ming.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDINARY.--In Kingston, n.
H., Col. William Webster, aged 67, to Miss Mar
tina Winslow, aged 10. BY the above union, the
bridegroom has married his sisters grand daugh-
ter. which makes the bride wife to her great un-
Gle, sister to her grandfather and grand mother,
and aunt TO her father and mother, and Il great
aunt TO her brothers and sisters. She is scpmo-
ther to five children, fourteen grand children, and
one great-grandc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

o~7 The Hon. GEO. w. PAscHA /. of s.hjs ci,v
mas been frequently solicited bysinfluanlial demo
Gratis m yarious portions of the Slate. to su-r bi
pane 10 be used as candidate for Congress. sub
,}}lect to the decision of the Convention.
Coneeiving that the time has arrived who, :;
should be Known 10 his friends whether he will
Be in the field. he has authors I'd eus 10 sasr.f
his private and professional busitaTo~ ~, r.;on,
mature that he could not Is safer his name 70 he
a 81 lss'l' %ssFTho ime or opportunity to can
State id pursuit Of nomination, and be-
rng prompedby desire topropitale the harmo-
ny and union of the.p;er;y, he docs not wish 10
add to It's ombarrassnents by suffering his name
to be usedSin the present canvass, when such, it
appears would DC the evident result. Tie fe-
suit of.-he bsto special election places him more
immediately before the people, therefore the spirit
which has prompted Judge 2. to shape this course
endtles him to the kindest consideration of his
party. and shou.dhis friends prefer his claims to
Office. al some future day, we have no doubt, it
will ensure him their most favorable regard.
We have now but f5co candidates for Congress.
from the Northwest, and from them we have the
strongest assurance, that their pretensions or as
pirations, shall not in any way, thwart the inter-
est OF the great section fro which they hail.
Hon. W. S. OLDHAM, and A. NJ. WILSON, ESQ.
fairly in the field and we would be very far
from debating to them the course they should pur-
s1e, but as the advocate oe the interests of the
Northwest, we invoke the citizens to fix their
choice on ono, one only, and upon him unite. 1t
IS our only chance to affect the nomination Of
N0riA ycSterR man. At all events, as learn
thai the counties will soon be moving, in regard
TO the selection of delegates TO attend the Conven-
ton. We hope the people in their primary meet
ngs vii! express their first aud their second choice,
50 that, if their first choice of those gentle
temen cannot be had they can unite upon the
cond. And we further hope that they will ia
struct their delegates, TO vote for the selection of
a Northeastern man, all The time; though at the
same time expressing their determination to abide
The decision of the convention.
We have every reason to teove that before
the convention meets, of the IVeSfera aspi-
rants will withdraw which it will be, we know
not bat believe that the one who can unite the
most strength in The West will be left alone in
The field before the Convention, by the other :
and il should be the object Of the friends Of both
gentlemen to bring about such desirable end.
Then we will go to the Convention with bat one
man, and his nomination will be sure. We pledge
a most hearty support to him, whoever he may
be. We invoke our friends to a consideration Of
this proposition.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
4r,c,,l1 ,l'rius,lph !, u Of :,
AMlGRlGAM .l,IL Atm,
TIE MExIcANs DEFEAT,
TWO ENGAGENlF'NI 4 !
Tho City Of NIexlco Sn,,.,,
Tho City Of Mexico SDr,0r,,

A SUSPENSION OF Arms CD,
We are indebted to the polite a.
Il. Whiie, which arrived here ~
evening, for an extra Gazette or
from which @e gather the follow.
intelligence. We hope tie nez, ~,
as The particulars Ct this crowDiDo
our arms"--a peace conquered.
From the ~ o. Daily Delta. Of a.
BY the fast Steamer Fashion Is ~ =
last evening, we have the fo.owina" "ye'
telligence, which comes diroctlv ''f0
in the service. whose opportupitis. 4
correct information are equal IA
person in Vera Cruz. ~
The Fashion left Vera Cruz on +. 4.
and Tampico on tho 29lh. The
brought the news of Gen. Scou's ,.''
Capital, arrived at Vara Cruz on II, M N
the battle which he reports as hoyina :.
under the walls of the city, occurred ,sll
Of August.
The following extract from the l.t.
officer who communicates the inr nrorn,,.
SCOTS operations, together with tbe Lo.
regular correspondent, is all that No Is
ting to this important affair.
Extract of a letter from an officer .t y.
under date Of 9th August, ls47.
"Your correspondents have doubles,
you that Gen. Scott reached the civ
on the (l have not the date at mpdIV
around behind The city and cul of n.
Valencia, With large force, sailed
city, met Gen. Scott. and fought n
and then Uam0Sed into the CITY. s,
! then brought out q force and FOUGHT
but retreated into the city in great DISC
voked the Congress, and sent out for =
Of hostiities. expressing himself willp
with Mr.. Trist. Hoslilities ceased,
rounding tho city. There is no dogB,
rectneSs'of his Information. Some i
will be established, but nobody thinks
Cruz. Mai. LalIy was heard from bevo
on his way 10 Puebla, not molesled.
The following from our regular
| Correspondent. was scribed off We
Just as the Fashion was about TO leave
AUGUsr .
Eds. Delta:--Every conceivable va
NOR relative to the movements of the
eral and his generals. have been aaoat
al days past, but none having tho colo
ITCHY about them, omit sending them
This morning, however, q rumor fou
from the interior, which leads 10 The
Scott has had two most decisive bal,
of which the American arms were
Thd first Of these was with Nulencp
his share Of the amusement with adva
and the other was between tho Gene
and Santa Anna. The best and me
information l have received is. that III
both Valencia and Santa Anna have
sed; thnt the city is in a state Of COZ
panic, and Congress has been summon
to take into consideration the PROPOSE
Government for negotiation; the same
of Mr.. Trist.
P. ST. have just time 20 inform "
prisoners taken from Wells train, 4
derson and l3 men,) have been. acc
Mexican who has arrived here this m
He says he saw them shot.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Gz-Darid Nighfkaley, was killed aboot tho !,
inst. on Honey Creek, in the Cherokee Marion
by Ellis Bengo.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

~ me A'Fer has been falling slowly during
the week, but is yet in good naviaabJ,. -.
for small boats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

CAMP MEETING AT Transformation
arrangements have been made for a large assem-
D''go at the Camp Meeting, to be held near Tab.
iequail, on the 2 .rd inst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

u Charles Z, GaiRe4' card--Importer and
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware and
CuilerE-Now Orleans. will be seen IN opr adyor.
Using columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

n most hearty support to him, whoever he may
be. We invoke our friends to a consideration of
this proposition,
~.' The Van Buren, (Arls.) InteI!igonccr, urges
the importance of constructing a turnpike road
from Van Buron TO Fayetteville. This road if
constructed aud no improvements In navigation
roads in this State, large portion Of the trade
from Southwest Missouri would undoubtedly 90
Van Buren,"
The above paragraph, from the Springfield,
(Mo.) Adrertiser, is extracted TO shove 10 those
who have not yet entered into a full appreciation
Of tho Importance Of the Van Buren and Faye;ta-
viile-road, and that they may see how our neigh
bors view the enterprise. they say :. should this
road be constructed, and no improvements in aari
cation roads made in this State, a large portion
Of the trade from Southwest Missouri, would un-
doubtejly go 10 Van Buren,
it Is impossible for our neishbors to improve
Inc navigation of the Missouri river. 1t is not in
the power Of man to stop the rude breath of old
Boreas, or to make ships sail upon the ice. The
Missouri river is Distinguished for It's bad ana un-
certain navigation--it is frozen up or filed with
floating ice during the winter and too low half the
simmer for navigation. Therefore all we have
70 DO, is to construct a road that will reach the
1ich products of the Southwest Of thal State, and
the temptations of the Missouri navigation, will
ctfer no obstacles 10 free trade to this city.
We hope the friends of this enterprise, will not
suffer il 70 flag. The way is clear and the s2iri,
up, and our interests prompt to 60 ahead.
THE GREAT BATTLE SHEEr-Or, " Pictorial Bso-
ther Jonathan" TO be issued in commemorotion Of
the triumph of Of American arms in Mexico
Containing full length equestrian Hkcnoss OF
Gen. TayIor-picturts of the battle Of Montory
/ -Buena Vista-Cerro Gorda and the Bombard,
ment Of Vera Cruz, with many interesting Incl
Fdents of these celebrated batles--will make lis
appearance shortly. This will be one Of the most
interesting numbers ever issued from that office
Price l24 cents per copy. Subscriptions should
be sent in at early day TO secure good impress
sons.
PubIishe RS Wilson & Co., los Spruce street
Philadelphia, Pa.
MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDINABY.-ln Kingston, II
| H., Col. William Webster ared 81 to Miss Mar.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

~ a Creek Indian was killed by another c Creek
or Creeks, last weok. not far from Fort Gibson
ii . drunken row.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

its-poHDSR. the Cheroiee Adrocqlc of the
9h, says-AII rhe tribes on the frontier. 50 far
as we hcar.-a living in great peace and oniet.
ness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

O. ~-CoI. FREIoNr arrived at s., Touis from,
Ca''iorn'a' on tho 9th ui ,sbut would romain on
~ te" days before his departure for Washing
Ion C"y. lie was offered a public dinner in that
city, but was declined.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

DEATH OF Gov. DoRR.-The New Bedford Mor
curry on the authority of letter received by
COL Hatch, reports the death, at Providence. OF
the 22d ult., of Thomas w. Dory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

V-' Gen. hERNEg remained only few davs il
d. d. LOUIS and Feft for Washington City on the
''''h uIl, lie was leadered a public dinner by
Inc ciiizsns Of ST. Louis which he declined.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

IHE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE The September
NO. OF This fine PERIODICAL reached US last week.
containing line literary contributions by many
'i our iavorite authors. The embellishments arc
" Moses going TO the FAIR" painted by Johannot
engraved by W. l.. ormsley. f" Wigwqm in the
Forest" by W. II. Bartlett; engraved by Joseph
White Also, The September Fashions and
piece of music . Tho Lonely Bird"
o. Blank LETTERS OF ADMINIsTRA.
Hon. lUf sale al thls Office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

MohAONs.-A party of this deluded sect. have
stopped n ii TahIequah, in the Cherokee Nation
10 recruit their teams &C., before continuing their
journey TO California.
They are reported TO be very Industrious and
orderly. They obtained permission of the Chief
10 tarry in the Nation short time.