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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

N,JoE W. " :. BLlss This oG.,r
whose name /, now so fayoralN J.. Nu
over the mon, J. native of y Ilanv, IN,
aud he graduated a, West Point III jul,
1888, with considerable distinction. In
1881, during the ludian troubles. lc was
ordered to ioI, MITCHELL Ala but shortly al
tcrwalds hc returned e. Yves, Point. where
he remained until $40, discharping q
duties Of assistant prof, ssor Of mathcma'l
for which hc was cmincntly qualified Ia
ing been appointed in ls3? assistant adIa-
taut General he was attached 10 the stan
of Gen Taylor, then stationed upon ~.
Arkansas frontier In that capacit, De-
las since acted, rendering the mort lahod
Gus and important services, and enjoying
the uurcscrvel confidence of tie ,,cncIa
Iii, callau.r, in all the late battles in NA
leo las especially sgnallxcd hf. name. and
entitled lin to the gratitude Of his COUNT
Bn, although he has been .hu. dl>ilugni ID
IN arilon, Major Bliss j. chiefly regard r
the amy on account of his literary a,tnia-.
mcnts being one of thc hcs, writer, Of tie
day, aud a flushed German. French ard
Spanish scholar Thus III, and IL ia
prime q life, he is in all probability :.
tined for yet brighter honor, H. olo
was hut apoor orphan boy Whom he ontcrol
the military academy, md who is now. il We
mistake not, without single relative IN the
world, may become ono of the most honorcl
Of our coun'rymcn. LouiSrKc Journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

ffmy Promotions The administration
has way Of doing things which maxi,
itself hated and dcspi-cd There are cy-
rcricucc't carahl" aud mcrioiions Offices
who have been sallarily unfolding the lor-
OF Of the country IN the battle field. of Mex.
leo. whose services and patriotism cn,i'lr
them 10 rromo,lon. But those men though
covered with wound, received in irhtinr
President Polk's battles are passed over
and neglected. But Caleb Gushing, n sun
shine parlpr Patriot, who. in Dinner
Speech at New Orlcaus nsulted the memory
% the lamcn,cd Lieutenant Colonel cav.
and outraged the feelings Of a bcrca'ol
Father. is rewarded with the appointment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

Wlicha'i--.r s.es pint farther south
has been .ccn hy az aud ihc ai,aniarcs
g. afisc from m,l q e. nncc,i = are - oh,i.
ous - g. render IT ~ absolute ccrtaini,
that ihis meeting l.Lk l.,;rccn tv1 i'm
.mpofian, roai' will I've speedily completed
The only question. g. our MUD. ia regard
TO- this matter. !. in relation TO- The point e.
be- settled upon for the western termination
II TIN. connecting Rad whether II shall
strike The head os the Saratoga road At
Whitehall ~ leave the Whitehall route o.,
CssilO ton. aud finding more southern route.
firm the junction with the former Rad at
Fort Ann. Many reasons doubtless can
be civc'. in favor Of both these routes and
W. presume they will all he Sc, forth ly the
nicnds oi each, and in the mean time all
otherwise concerned will be in,crcs,nr,hcm-
selves in reference to this question. We
learn that in the charter obtained in the
State @: New York for a road t. the State
line ~ Vernon, with the view of connecting
the Saratoga and Rutland roads. a pro,is-
in is made whereby the company are an.
tlorizcl t. make their diycrgcmc,t from
or any point south which they
may prefer To the friend. and s,otkhold-
ors of.hc J.. e. and G. Il Railroad. we
conceive this whole Irece, as an important,
one, and We are glad TO see tia, i, is Us
them 90 regarded. This connection once
made, and W. shall then see the practical
c'Icc, of the ?dp,' which has been So long
& 50 icc,ing'y dcscan,cl upon hy The friend.
of the Central upon the business Of tic
Rutland road Saratoga will then lc
brought rs railroad from 20 to 80 miles
nearer Boston than she now is-aul when
The grades and curya;uros of the Weston
road are taken into consideration. even
schenectady will be brought into this side
4 the balance aud thus it will be proved
hat this connection Cor tap, } will open the
'hc,pcst and best line Of railroad communi
,tion between Buffalo and Boston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

The m1te recent arrival, from Mcslco
tuus lu, hglr ncNs Of in,crcE from ,Ac
.cal - war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

nal reputation from the State New York. or as an sd
ditional regiment required from the State may be
most agreeable to you As nmsed in my letter of
terjsy an early answer Is requested from your Excel
lency.
have the honor 20 be, with grea. respect,
Your obedient servant,
WIN. L. MARCY, secetary of War.
HIS Exceliency SiLAs WRIGHT Governor OF New Y ork
Mr. Wright's fnsl reply is as follows -
GOV. WRIGHT To SECRETARY MARCY
kxscUrNs CHAMBER. !
ALBAsv, 18th July, ls46
Sri left the capital Friday morning last and did
not return until last evening found Col Stevenson In
waiting, with your letter OF the 9Th and the enclosures
and regret that the consequence Of my absence
occasion him TO wait for two three days. and to delay
this acknowle dgemen your alton The mail
Of this morning brought the duplicates OF the pack
age borne oy Col s., and find upon my table letter
from you Of the l0th which. leorn from my private
Secretary, was received yesterday morning
This explanatory note enables TO dispose of the
subject OF our correspondence in way the
necessity oil any reference TO your letter of the 9th and
therefore avail myself OF this Occasion merely TO saw
that the explanations contained that letter have afford
ed me qualification in as far they show that nv infer
ences drawn. your letter to Col Sevenso which
gave rise to this correspondence were without founda.
ton.
send you enclosed copy Of letter have this day
given to Colonel Stevenson announcne NV conclusion
to receive regiment he shall raise one in as one
OF the seven regiments called for by the original requis
on OF the President My letter to you Of the 7h INST
WIZ suicienuy indicate to you the grounds for that
preference on my part
am very respectfully and truly yours.
SILAS WRIGHT.
Hon. WILLIAM L. NANCY, Secretary OF War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II E l. E q IL AP H 1 c .
Senate.

senate.
ALBANY, Feb. IS, ls47.
The Emigrant Passenger Bill was under discussion,
during the greater part of the day. but was not disposed
Of 1t made the order of the day for Monday next
The Codifcston Bill is to be taken up tomorrow.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb, rs, ls47.
The Judicial District Bill was reported back to the
House by the committee in the shape in which il
referred to them, they being unable to agree to
amend it in the manner directed by the House
Debate then onsusd the propriey the instructions
given by the Canal Committee to the printer of the
House, to permit person to interfere with tho pubca
ton Of the report on canal frauds. The Printing Com.
mse complain Of these instructions a. violation OF
their rights and privileges.
This debate terminated by sending the whole subj
to the Printing Committee.
The BILL however, was again taken up, and gave rise
70 more debate, which ended without being disposed Of
The following items are given in the general appro
prlaiion BILL reported BY the Committee Of Ways and
Means Of the House. Deaf and Dumb, $2s 500; Blind
Sl7soo; State Arsenal. ga asa; New York Hospital
sa7s0a; Foreign Poor, 80 900; New York Orphan Asy
lun, $1,000; New Ysrk House of Refuge, 81, oOO Dis
psnsary, $500; Marine Hospital $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
Movements OF Traveller.

The following list shows an Increasing numb, 81
.rrivas in the city, considering the inclemency Of the
ana me very early period Of the general nauI
"A Ansne.,IH Willard; Troy; F. Stacy do, A. Flew,
do; j. Emlem, Phila; w Sherry, do; Dr. Woodwork.
ASros-E. Shade. Baltimore. R,r.,u Nav o,,..,.
NJ Tromng. Caroline; + shipley, Boston; M. sisbey
Salem; Kellogg, sksneatlesi II. Amos Conn; Z. Hum
so TapSe2 ToSt cosn PSs Jed.e Hsvs
land. L. l.; NJ Sheer. Augusta; q. snowden Washing.
SD rslsdo Sa s.r G: K:s
DO; Z Perry. New Bedford; farshur.t, Baltimore;
new, do; W Baker. do; E. Baker, Missouri; A. Haner,
Phila l. Lewis, do; s. Adams. Providence: w French,
smith, do; H. Douglas vcksburs; ]. Allen. Phis; W
Gillespie, doi knight do; j. Motley. Boston, r Forbes
C,rr-C. r. Hardsnty. Baltimore W. Price. c. Reed
Boston Boston T n . n c. Mr. McCrss Il Holman, Ten
. F.ss Tsss.
Boston; W Waits Va; L. Hsincs, rhila; Col Trsvsr,
FxAsxLIr:--A Parsons. MET Wilson, Indiana; u
Townsend Troy; r. yssser. Ala I; u Van Wagner. N.
j $. Moon, Pittsburgh H Havrale, Bridgeport; Il.
Pearson, Ala p Plumpler Boston; c. coiauhstt. Res.
H Tona hsyss Albany; NJ White Mass T. Auss n
How.H1,J Poe, Bait; !. Draper Proy;J Tyler, Rs
Cartilage. Fairfield Brinsy, Boston; Merrill ialt
ssaen Mass; Z. whitehall, w Hschsr. Phiiadslphis,
MaIsn, ruspurgn; w. Cox, Philad, Whippe, Bait;
w. Weaver, Q. scroggn, Mass; }. McCobb. J. Brooke,
rSstiand w Park Ala; Msksr. n j Thompson.
Princetoni J. Jenkins Va A. Reep Bait; Capt Prosts
Roxoury; T. Gordon, saunton; + Dickinson. Chelsea;
a.. Rlchsrta Mass; C. Tompkins. j. Tryon. Boston, Z.
Gilmore Philsd; w. Travers H. Stevenson Baltimors,
! g. Lewis, Augusta; l.. Wilson, II. Cayton, Buffalo.
JUpsoN-Mr Cooke, N. York; H. Kingston, Boston; c.
Burney do; Fanensworth do; L. Chaplin, frovidsnss,
Cady, do M Wilson, Phia; H. Olphsnt, Boston; w.
Talbot Kentucky; Tayler, do; L. w. Tayer, do; J.
Cloud do; r Converse. Stafford Springs N Kngsbury.
do; H. White. N. Haven; M Collins, 81 Louis; H.Woods,
Mass; w. Thompson, Hartford; Treat, Connecticut;
4. Smith, Hartford; Hen Samuel Huntingdon, do; 8.
Goodman. do; J. Cornish. do; N Kellogg, Ksogsvills
RArHsUr-J. Nicou, Nashville; r. Anderson, 81.
Louis; Bell Wheeling; w Wysing, Baltimorsi H.Bs-
ksr. DO; J Cunsa New Rochells; w Ensr.on Staten
Island; w. Stinson, Buffalo; Lieut. Davs, u. D. N, J.
Brooks. PhlaJ Allen, Lexingtoni H. Bell do; Cook,
Washington T. Perkins, Buffalo; A. HaIen, Conn; h.
Poughkeopse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

ANOTHER RAILROAD AcoIDINr.-Tho Housa.
tonic railroad train for Albany, on Wednesday,
was run into near Great Darlington by freight train
they were endeavorng to replace it, the freight train
came up A boy belonging to Great Bennington who
standing in front OF the which Of the track
was thrown down by the collision Of the trains and
50 badly hurt that he died instantly No other
damaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

SITUATION AND PROSPECT THE STEAMER GREAT
BRITAIN The latest information in relation 10
NE Great Britain Is given in letter from Mr. Jamas
BfeomoI civii Engineer which Is published m scotch
journal, ss foliows-" left the Great Britain In The
o. Sep;sn Cioxton, the managing director who
SAND bags, chsns and bolts &c. is Mr.. Bunels psn
end am mol sure OF its effects; bat hope there will be
20 danger OF her TIL April when expect to commepc
opeaen 10 RAISE her She has quar- ried down six feet
o. ,he sod rock end turned up like aploush forward
ten and bali feet She must be raised ,hirsasn .a.,
perpendicuiar height, and then her bottom patched.
ana tsAsn probably to Liverpool but, IL possible 10
the water Is over will make her fully three burdrad
tons weight so that you see the lift viii be no Joke
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
- STATEN ISLAND COTTAGES TO LET OR

- STATEN ISLAND COTTAGES TO LET OR
E;1 LEASE.--Three Cottages situated Castleton
Heights near Capo di Monte; Staten Island. surround.
ed fine forest and
Of the City, the Bay and islands, the while
mile.
They contain az follows:
bngatelle-A parlor, dining room, and bedrosms
Crows Meta parlor dining room, library, bedrooms,
for horses.
Oak L.nd-2 parors large dining room 10 bedrooms bath
room, aud servants roomsaached carriage house. with
stable for horses.
These Cottages enjoy in the of II acres Of
beautiful woodland enclosed and the midst Of whc they
are erected.
Apply to Madame Grymes, at her residence Capo d
Monte.
Also Cspo d Monte, the beautiful rssi
dence OF Madame Grymes well known requre q de-
scption The garden large and well stocked with fruit.
and 20 acres Of woodland, LAID ia walks house
hed gardeners house and carriage house sabng for
six horses, ave attached.
To good tenant the house will be rented leased fully
n RI, hss feaa Irp.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

Loss OF THE STEAMER ALABAMA-The steamer
Auama whilst ascending the Bogue Fsa river on the
1 hdphe1' struck snsg sprung quite n number of
Freight Ill be saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
FOit SALE OK TO LET.

FOL SALE Ok TO LEI.
- rstclass modeInbu,it threes,ory and attic dwell
c;R ling house. No 2t Fourth street Washington squas
r. aud comm anding line view ol the 18th The
house built IN the substantial manuer hnhed
~ the best STYLE with I'd polished doors and
plated urn,ture Marble mauteIs throughout the house IL
heated with hat furnace and has Croton
duced In The kitchen vhere snsy Bebe range was
put up The lot q by l2o feet deep the
complete Condition. aud be OF May
nett Two-thirds of the purchsse money may remain
bond and mortgage, # desired For apply TO 50 Er-
change Place. M stairs. f1s twsawsrc
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
ONE or both u the handsome s,ory brick houses
and lots. Nos $65 aud <67 BroOms B,osh
way. stable is attached to No 467 which will BE-
let with with ut the hou.e The houses In good
der The location il extremely desirsble Apply q
WIN. &JNO OBRlEN,
- 30 Wall street
@tl30eot TO loan on bond and mortgage in
fe2l If ewh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
TO LET

- The Subscriber offers let thot larse three story
LX BRICK HOUSE. 10 by so feet situied the corpor OF
AA Front and Warrington streets Hobok-n (forme riy
known the PhUnix Holell, fr private dwellings
Enquire Of A. L. Van boskerck oboken the ibs1
IN Bergen county JOHN II ZABRlsKIE.
Feb. iafh, IBt7 Ivsye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
MASSAPtQUA HOUSE

~ THE kEErER Of the above house, having retired
NAL from the business the house will DO let
~ moderate terms for one number Of years,
mencing the first Of March This estabshment
ing so we'll known az also the celebrated pona ID
Joining II needless to For particulars apply
TO the subscriber, near the premises.
N u. The above establishment would DO rented very low
to party OF geLtlemen.
THOMAS FLOYD JONES'
SouTH OysrERBAy, l.. l. fl3 mar ierro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
EOR SALE

AyA One Of the beautiful and desirable residences
AL IN the State OF OOnnecucut situated 10 the city OF
Norwich. corner Of Washingtcn and !antie streets
te,dcncs ct VIM e Gilman E:g by whom the house was
built and the grounds laid There about
ofaod covered with elegant shade and with
varieties OF fruit trees gooseberes eurrants raspbsrres
strawberries, &c.
The scenery from the grounds beautiful and pieuresqus.
equal to IN the state The heuse very eAient
with two wells of client and failing the
premises and the place combines thing make
Of the most delightful resjences In New England aud Of
ies rare opportunity TO gentleman wishing beautiful
country seat.
For terms and further apply Charles Addoms,
ESQ, No 20 Granite Building Broadway and Cham
bers street, or 10 the subscriber the premises,
. w. q. WHITRID0E.
Norwich. Feb TO- 1917 n2 nsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

fOH SALE.
- ATPRiVATE SALE-rhe property known a No
E;w t6 Mulberry street Broom- Lot "a By 10
se, Atwo story bries front house on the front oflo
mall story frame house the side Of with
large work shop the rear 26 with cellar - fss
deep In the Half Of the chase remain
bond and mortgage, at Enquire premises
IN re
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
SScrE,cirofIacf:

9lm 1Iten OieieS, ourdb ben @brm. Nerrn
{. 6. MurphD 81 pbilabelpbid, Der @brp.
'9 eor9cS Sui9GeY, pom Der phns
noelphia idhtIidcn SpnferenS uno lcbtbiu
preoigrr Der WetbUbiit @piScopa @emeinoe
III etcfcr Staot nit DRiB Sdrab q G.
bee c a, 3cdter oes serefpgteu Col 3bc,
mas WurpbD, leetbin bon SaIem y. Scr1eD.
9Im Iebteu Dienita9 abene, cnrd, ben
@hrp. 9crrn 3cacr, Sr. g bwaro Sinf,
NIT Wite SeIena Dauicl, bei6e bon
btcier Staet.
9gnt lcBtcu Ocnnertaa, curh bcnIelbeu,
Srrr o auie1 W islcr, nit Wi6 . II.
lunna Die lie r. tsipe bon 9tieoer Ma
cun9te.
9Im lcBtcn Sounta9, burd, ben Gbrw.
Sorrrn WaIfer, Scrr So bn2 orbs,
bon potIsuile, mitWiB Bpenrietta Sci.
p er, bon oiCier Staot.
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German, Sr. @cor9c j0a M a II, nit
RiB 2cpina Wutb, beioe bon giipeer
RGenu9ir.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
9 te e / &c.

Scf9enocs it eins eiife ter grefe weld,e
IN lester g8ode in bem 2IlIsntauu peifamt
Iie9en 9cbliebsu ftnb
{. SaiIc, Scnas SeifeG, @lia6 geibeInlait,
S. Sat,crt 9Innd Gaupcrt, 0iete6a Gter,
hart Daniel Saeiaaer, &. @rcs, Cl. Slid,
9eor9e SenrD, Scicpb Ncrrep, 6. SO. so,
Der. War9aretta Soencrcr, Soispb Soeder,
Sbarlcs &ef, Sacob DspIer, 2bamas Rncr
oeer u. SoaipeD, WarD Summer, Sof. 6aun,
Soiepb Snous, 9Ibrabom Scd, Socnrp Rrd.
Her, Sdcob eeibenfper9sr, Rih1rb 9cuers,
Sohn Wllnnid, Scfepb Sfs, Soeurp GcB,
ipriler @onrab St6hr Saccb Sd,pG, Gbec.
Smith, Sonatban Sorber, DanieI cber @b.
SrcrrI, 6euben Erorel, Saccb 1rnmbaner,
elarilIa @ieJ @barIcs Q8ianb, s@scrse 2)d'
TEL WeI. 9i9er.
G. 8. 9seubarb, .. SO.
Rdrs %, 1917.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
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S6pfer : Werftfdtfe,

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Snnfbar fir frhberc uuterlthsuaa benad.
ridti9cn ihre alten Srsunoe, &unoen unb ans
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oeridie6eucn3mejaeIt, an ibrem alteu Stanc
IN Nuafcrtann fTtleeer; alItpc fIe einen
ihperen Stcd BON erifer Site @rben.Baa.
rem, fur Die Sriibjabrs Tahfra9e Omit Gins
M,lnB BON WafcrrDbreu,) auf SSaub bobsu.
Seiteliitrgess, an iIe Rad ocm Audfertam,
Buds @anntD, pcnni prtamt nbbreeirt,
ipereen pinftltd beior9t, inocm fc immer
Subren, wcmtt Die Waarcn ;u iiberIieferu,
bereit balten.
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Der 8ercauun9s'S 'Sr9ane, uno tpie jeoe ana
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aafofen6e Gigenihafteu nidt, bic elmer ee,
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lid 1T Der R6rper nid)t biuIdualid, 9eldutert,
Der Stuhiaau9 unre9eImdBi9, In Der Chat
ale bic 8nnftionen bes &prperS Gub in llu'
pronuus.
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gBelt fir bic Sociluns bon CDspepfIa, oiepeil
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publtum wiro BON eiuem nadl9emad,tcu glrs
ttfel 1ewarnt, speld,er ubersudert III, muc
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nno 60. in sIlIcntauu, ober bel ben sIgentea
Die in elmer auberu Spalte ansejeist ano CT,
baIten iperoen.
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gen CrInfS 9faf,bnrs sIrgcleqrnbcitrn.
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Wtoee 1T eih 9rcsrr 9yraun, uuo Wcnid,,n
ilno gdrren, Die iih berfelteu oIs Sflaprn
unternerfcn.
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nlBs ourd etisn, Sdrcibcn oeer lrhrreid,e
Geiprdd,r, nno Ir0e did 5eitlid, su Bette.
Sci frcuncIdaftIih 9c9en Driue Der,
manctrn, ,pchlmoleno gcgen Drine Sreun,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
9,otriDt mmD DcmDfrot.
Sie Gaunfbip 98ab(en.

Nnentaun.-8e Der am lebten Nrcis
tag aIbier achaltenen g4Ght, muroen fcIocn.
be Bedmten erip1bft Q8ahlridlter, @harIe6
S69er Sulpfftcren, &. @. Sole uuo Sobn
Sa9cnbnd, gOeiIor, Simcn Sd,wcieer ;
@cnifabeIs, SamncI Burger unb Snmuri
Sdrtman.
Scl9cntes iInb bic in 9icrt + mpton
9annlobip erpihlten Sedmten: eountban
o Weefrr, Sriroensrid,tcr Sames W2utIe,
near, Wabirid,ter Scndthau Shnars uuo
Giec. MoDer, 5ufpeftcren s o.. Sdimpf,
9lGt1for, nno Dapio Sob, @cnitdbrt.
ObrrsSa n.-Sn Ster Sauccu
wurbe erpdblt ale @onffdbel, Sobn 9)unot !;
gBegmeiitcr, gbrobam @eifGhgcr uuo Sacpb
Sdmcier; 9lnoitor, SIbraham Soeticr /; 9lG.
fcicr Sfaac @Nner Wnhlridlter, Sofrpb
Wittmon SJnlpeftorcn, S,crman Staoi9rr
uHo Scbu 2sitb Sd,uIoireftcren, Saecb
9ieis nuo Sctu Drummer {; Sdlrriber, @ew.
Seiber = Sir zen gBablpIaB 1T fofoenccs
bad ?lielultat: Sir eas Nnus bes 6 Sei.
Der, flcIen l73, uno fur bas Jcaus beS U2iI.
ton 9IhIum 1877 Stinmen.
Shb, 80 -Srlarness Gub
Die Beamteu bic in Sio.Wheitbaq 9srpdblt
spurocn: Wahlrid,ter, Daniel Sdireibcr :;
Jnlpetforci, Seize RndliB uno Sdnlel RunB,
jun, NfTcffor, pctrr Trcrca, JIM, @Ontabrl,
Carl Wcyer; 98r9meifter, Daniel BilTert,
Sofcpb @jutb, @erter, Sobn soeilnan unb
Selompu Sfemmerer Shuleireftoreu, Gin
Stedel, Sphu 8ietD, Saccb Rcflcp, Jun,
uno pbocn 9llbreht; 9luoitcr, Simcn Sran.
feifslo.
.-Dirfcs 3aunIdip pihl
fe frlaenbP Nerrcu QRah(rd,tcr, SamurI
SaDlrr Snipeftorem, emanuel 3rcrler II.
9Iila Hcbn; Sl(Icffpr, Scbias StefRT; Scnr
ftabel Hlcrentin o6hIc g8c9meiRer, @cc
Heidaro unb Somucl 8rdber; Sdulcircf.
tcren, SenrD 8c9clmou, Samuel 9ictb, unb
81. .. W@artD; Sdbreibcr, Dapio Comb.
Ter; sluoitor, 1bcmas 9Iitler.
Iore.9B heitb a ll.-Su eisIrm Gfp.
ipuroe Scel @ros gum WabIridtsr, unb On.
nel SrDer nnb Saecb 9incemau su Snlpef'
tprrn erndbtt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
Yottsp piGe, Mdy, II.


DaS 8crb6r bon Same5 9Iig9s, zines fars
bl9en Wlanrcs, Der fir bic grmprouna bon
Charles @untber auarfla9t war, nabm am
oori9en Nreita9 in Srrpigsbar9 Ieineu 9Ins
fang Die SublfdnS bes geeen i'm aebrad,s
ten 3'u9niiies iUa nn9efdbr fcIgenocs acwe,
fen iein Higgs uno @mnther init frincr
Sran fucbnten uebeneinaneer in oemfelben
Nauie, in 9iaUensoaIe, ettpa Weilen Don
poitsptlle. @rterrr belt cine 8ranntpein,
tneipe uno bate oft 3dH,e, &c ueran(faItrt,
Wceurd, offers Uiel 9irmen unb llnpefen
enfltauo. @untbcr beflaote I'D, bieIcrneqeu
Doonrd Swihen bebeu Streiti9tcitcn ent,
itaneen. 9ln oemfelben Sage ais Der D1ore
ourdl 3i99s ocri,btmur6e, befano Gd, oiefer
ip pettsplae, uno sina bon bier mad, Yort
sarbniteaI!,po er cine Sliute bor9te, uuo fld
INIT eicicr auf ben 6eiinpea mad,te auf
Dem gBe9ekolbin bemerfie er ,u ulebreren
perioncn, cd8eg@unther er9dlicsen ner6e.
essterrr fpar e6k# bon (eiucrs 9rbeit ,urilf
9etchrt alS Gi9qs nadt bduIe fam. ibn auf.
lnfbte, nno obne Gin gBcrt ga fd9sh In bas
9ln9cNht feucrte, uuo itm bic aan,e Qabuna
IN cen Rnnb fhOB. @untbrr prrIdiro an,
Da'a 8erbor oaucrte Bis gum Samftaa q.
beno, ais ote.@irftwcrngE I'D, ,urnd soacn.
lin ii llbr Sff&ammelte ftd) Die Court rpies
Der gum @mpfans oe5 MusIprudS Der Su.
~, tpelder lautete +: "Sd,uloia bcS Wcrbes
I'M @rifen 9raoe." Den 5aa feiner Soiu.
ridilln9 BAT Der 6nunrrn6s 81 bsifimmsn.
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