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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

D Mr.. Clay's Resolutions, which
will be found in to-day's paper, are the
all engrossing subject al present in Con-
gress. They are very important in their
character, and are designed to settle the
whole subject of slavery, which is con-
stantly kept before Congress by few
Northern and Southern ultries, with the
avowed object of disturbing the councils
of the nation, and ultimately destroying
the Union.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

~ The statement made in the last
No. of the Burlington Gazette, in rela-
ton TO the Government printing, so far
as we are concerned is untrue. There
is not and has not at any time been any
contention between US and any other pa
per on the subject. The whole matter
of contention and the interference of the
Wing State Committee, or Col. Warren,
with the matter, is news to us.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

The DErAuLTER.-A telegraph dis
patch says that Mr.. Welmore has pro-
posed to pay the Government 100000
of his Indebtedness, and that he has in.
creased his claims to about $S5, 700, up.
on which he will stand suit. Mr.. So
licilor Clark has gone to New York, to
attend to the suit against Weimore and
his securities. for the recovery of the
sum of $lSl,0OG. Mr.. Wetmore
is also liable under the Sub-Treasury
law TO criminal prosecution, which, il
the law be good for anything at all, ought
TO he enforced.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08
NJ Col. Benton has introduced a bill

B Col. Benton has introduced a bill
into the Senate providing for reducing
The limits of the State of Texas to about
100000 square miles, paying her $l5,-
OO0, 900 for her claim on New Mexico,
and the balance of her territory, and pro-
vlding Territorial Government for New
Mexico and the ceded part Of Texas.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08
The Plank Road

Project seems TO take with the people;
and all concur in the feasibility as well
as the necessity, of'having it built imme-
diately. Hear the Hawk-Eye, in res
ponse to our call for an expression from
the press along the route:
The following is the article referred
20 last week, from the Ottumwa Courier.
1t shows the feeling that pervades the
whole interior. They all see and feel
the need Of remunerating market for
their produce. In another year they will
have it. 1t should not be forgotten that
burlington is the nearest point to Coun-
eli Bluffs, and that Oaumwa is in the
direct route. All
know that our ultimate market is on the
Atlantic scaboard. Some may object
and say that such heavy articles as beef,
pork, lard and flour cannot be conveyed
ed to such advantage on rail roads as
they can by water We think such OBJ
jections fallacious and untrue, were these
heavy articles TO continue to be oar sole
staples of export. But our country is
well adapted to. the growth of hemp, to-
bacco al the raising of sheep. Wool is
destined to become one of the most prof
liable staples of our State. Were it not
so, still fromlhe experience we have al
ready had, the most remunerating means
of transit, even for our pork, beef, wheat,
corn and flour, would be by rail road to
u. H.,
statement because we know that many
of these articles, shipped to the east, via
New Orleans, have spoiled in their tran
sit. The pork has sold for nothing bet
ter than grease, and the grain and flour
huve become SO heated as to foment and
sour; and were it not that the large man.
ufacturing establishments consume an
immense quantity of paste in their tu-
siness, and buy up sour -four for its
manufacture, such shipments would be a
dead loss. Such a result never would
happen, say from this point via Chicago.
So that it will be seen that even our hea-
Wy articles of produce must find their
way TO their ultimate market through a
more northern latitude than New Orleans.
to ensure their arrival in good marketa
bic condition.
Our farmers understand this as well as
we do; and hence the avidity with which
they avail thems ,lves of the first intima-
ton of possibility to connect them
selves at this point with the eastern mar
kets. The friends of the Peoria and
Oquawka Rail Road will see, by uniting
with our people and being permitted to
tap all The richest part of ioWa, they
can at once make theirs the most remu-
nerating road in the whole west. They
can now, by availing themselves of this
favorable opportunity, call upon capatal-
lists not only TO help build their road, but
create strife to see which of the eastern
lines shall first connect with Peoria
They will have their choice to connect
with one leading to Chicago, or directly
to Lake Erie.
The Fairfield Sentinel, toe, is out in
short article in favor of the road, and say
they think it will be popular with the
people in Jefferson county, and the edi-
tors promise to devote their energies to
arouse the people of the county, to the
importance of The subject. We should
publish the article from the Sentinel, on
ly that the paper containing it has been
mislaid. a..
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

The Rhode Island Wings, in caucus,
have nominated Henry B. Anthony for
Governor, and Thomas Whipple for
Lieut. Governor; Christopher E. Robbins
for Secretary Of State; Joseph N. Blake
for Attorney General; and Stephen Ca
hoone for Treasurer-all present incum-
bents-and their salaries altogether do
not amount to $1,000. The election
takes places on the first Wednesday of
April next
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

V We notice that in Illinois, the peo-
pie are holding public meetings to ex-
press their views OH the threatened dis
solution of the Union; and have passed
strong resolutions in favor of standing
by the Union; they compliment Gov.
Crittenden for the patriotic sentiments
on this subject expressed in his message.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

The President is said to have sent in
siructions 10 Mr.. Marsh, Charge to Con-
slsnlinople, To confer with the Sultan in
behalf Of the Hungarian refugees, and to
secure to them, if possible, leave to come
10 lie United States.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08
os. H. D. STREET s. R. II. WARDEN, EDITORS.
0ttumWa, Feb. 8, 1850.
@ Yes! @ Yes!!

The District Court for this county
commences on Monday next; and we
would suggest 10 our subscribers the pro-
priety of either bringing or sending us
by their neighbours; who will be here to
attend court, a little money; as we stand
in great need of it just now. . +.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

A correspondent, writing from Fort
Laramie, Sept. 80, states that a mail from
the States had probably been lost, and
its carriers, Picard and Thompson. Kill.
led. The body Of the latter had been
found, pierced with arrows.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

Major Lally. of Maine, and Mr.. Bart
lett, of New York, are spoken of at
Washington, as applicants for the Office
of Commissioner to run the boundary
line between Mexico and the United
States, in place of Col. Fremont, resign
ed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

u CALEB BALDWIN, Esq, has been
appointed Post Master at Fairfield, vice
A. HI. Brown. Mr.. Baldwin will make
an excellent Postmaster.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

u The communication Of our friend
IN" of Eddyville, will appear next
week. r...
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-08

Mr.. Calhoun has been sick. A tele-
graphic dispatch Of the 2lst, says he
was much better in every respect, at
o'clock of the previous evening.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
1ese taeoO llberleae
9Sum Der SinSfcrnif; smm 2iCDt!

Sic tlnterfbricteuru Iinb Srrfcrti9er uon perbef
feren Yinc Sel 9dmpen, iparantirt Surieeenbett Su
9cben, in SoIge ba Id Der innere GpIinocr bis eani
binuntcr leitbt an orn duGeln anlC9t uno tomlt am
Brennpunfte regeImdsi9 futtert, wUourb rerurfabt
miro bas bic 9ampepieI beidnogsr nno belIer brennt
cbne Scrub cber &auh, unc Spor nit ecrfcIbsn
Suanttdt Yine SsI, ols bud ireeno cine onosrr
Sampe i'm Morft pebrouht Wirc. Sic iino cinfad
in brer Struftur uno sidt in Sronune Su baIten
aber babel cine 3eroe fur ir9snb cine Soale, Stobr
obcr no fe bingstbau werccn. Ques wos nil
forceru. 1T, Elm &erfu6 nit bcnislbsn Su MAIDEN
uuo feIbE Su urtbeiIcn.
@ine ateemencs llIortement nruc StDIS @aneeI
bras, Sau eatsrusu, parIor Stano Gamprn, Sufpsn
otn9 eampen, Sancp une cnfate Sdmali ptnc
ScI, uno SIuio Gampen, bon aucn @r66cn unc
pdttetnS, GrcnIeubtcr (@baneCIiers), 9encums uni
SritIamprn, werbcn ouf ce furiele SelieIIuns on
berab9sftetsn prsifrn oetfcrt9t une 9atlen, 8mbGn
uno ancere 9rrbe Yldke crbeut.
Gin aroBeS QITcrtrment BON Stub Glos une
Britannia eampen fur t0auSgebraub mereen ffets
auf Sano 9ebalten, Iomie 9dmpen9ldfer, metalIne,
papierne uno atiferne Statirun9cn CShades)
9ampenwieqen pcn ieeer Qrt, mCilin9ene uno Sri
tannia Scps uno Sbraubtn, um an aue lrtcn rcn
9Iaslompen, pbosgens @asr6brcn, etc., Supalen.
!SGupIer tpcrScu au MauufaftursHreiirn DcriUrDt.
Gine ppr,u9lide AuaIitdt Don Srrnnfuio, pinr
Scl uno QbcsQcne @jas Wiro INNER ouf t0ane
9ebalten uno bem Barrel Ceer in fleineren Suanti
tdten Ucrfouft. 8Ie6euC Stub: :Ganusn wcrcen auf
8eGeun9 grmatt.
Die Ubieeu urtifet iinb i'm GrcB, unt 5tIeinperf0uf
,u boben SO. 1924 9iero 2te Stra6e 3 Sburen
ObetbaIb Sdmnep. Saetorp: SO. SO 9iUbIs St.,
nobs Der 4tsu, philadelphia.
SociSrice uuS i5prnimg.
Scfdlun9rn auf allie cbi9en Gampsn, ETC.,
f6nnen i'm 8utbf gum ,eeoba Qatrioten" gCmodtt,
wOletbf ie ftneu bcfor9t unc Die QrifeI an pbiIa'
oeIpbiasr Qrsifcn erDaItcn meroen.
MdrS IA. 1850. rQ9W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
sSrcitpillt9er
9lffemblpzG1 G1nbiO1t.

Sin bic frereu nuo nuabbdneisem Gripdbler Doi'
Scci,a uuo Sarbpu GanHtics.
Quf cas brinasnte SerIan9en pieler Shr9er ees
Difrfts, beffsbeno aus ben @auntiss eeha uno Gar
bon, bete fib Der tlnter6c6nste aIs frswilser Gam
oioat fur
Sfcprdicntant nat) Der Staats.Geick8cbnu8
bel Der fOmmenecn Sftcbermabl an. S0ute ib els
ne Mebrbeit Der Stimmen oisfes Sifrifts erbaIten
70 miro es mein efriees Strsben feim, meine @Onii
tuenten eurdb cine setreue Qustbun9 Der mir cbIie
aenoen pfibtsn Sufrieben Su fteuen. QbtunssUoG
guer er9sbener Siener,
SancS =. Oallnp.
Beaver Meaoorp, Gept. 26. nqbW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03

H9Ssius oyrE Suautit6t SamS mrbtfii u ntrtOufn tt
W 9Jca9cr umo SScicner.
2(untoun Nuolh Is. na3OI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
Src ispi i9er
GDmmi6iDncrS &anDtbaf.

S(u bic frcicu unS nnGbbGuai9cu GripGblcr Sun
2ccbd Sanntp.
Sreuube unb Mitbdr9er:-Dautbar fur
bic liberalt llneriueun9 Die tb bel elmer frhberen
BabG eencGsn babe, betrete ib nOtmaIs ., a 6
S e b" fur baS amt
Gimcs GntinfDs GCmunisipncrs,
BEL Der fcmmenben @abt, unO swor oesmssen, neil
i6 uOn pieen meiner Sreunoe raju ouf9sfOrbsrt
poreen hin uno oa mir tres Der 9emcinteu Iibuo
len untrliheung es oeuuoh mi6gludte, uno ib eas
Nmt nibt rbieIt.-Sdb Fam oie5 nit eutem Mu'
tie tbun ba eS mir bsmuBt in, eaB wslbe Ger
,S drauben" bic bomals 9e9eu mid Los ma,
rcn, ieetfeit on9So9en fnc, uno wenu aIr nod fen
iino weIhe eamals felt parcn, unb Feline neue los
fOmmsn, 70 fno in Der Sbat mene QuSlidten sr'
pdbIt Su wercen BON Der fbmsbeIbafteffsn Qrt.-
Soute ib bas Slid babsn erwdbGt au wereen, 70
unfprsde i'd, oaB oos @ountp erbo cinen 9etreuen
g8dbtr feinr SntereiTsn in mir flnesn lou' une
oo6 i'd Die Wflibten oes amtss du cine 9etrsue uno
unpartei1be @eie ausuben weres.
Qlpam 0eder.
SISwbeitbau, SEP. 5. uqbg8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
Sreiiuilli9er
9(ffemblD< D<GanDtDat.

S(n bic frcien NIB nnabbdngiacH Gripdbler BON
2e6ba nuo SarbOu Sanntiee.
Mitbur9er:-Sd fible mid perpfltdtet oen
brineeneen Bitten mencr Sreunee geb6r ;u Isitsn
uno aIs freiwilliser @aneioat fur
SicpraIcntant naeb Der Staats'Gcfct8ebnns
be Ger biesjdbrisen Sftoberpabl Dor Sud 5u trs'
ten Goutet Sbr MIDI nit elmer Msbrbeit eursr
Stimmen becbren, fO f6nnt Sbr @u6 auf elne sc.
trcuc 9flbtsrfhuuns auf meiner Ssitt Oerta6en.
SSilliam s.. Slumer.
UQeutaun, Sep. 26. nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
Is. 2S OGDM,

81 e6tsanwalt CAltorney at Law,
IN Don Isinem bsberieen 8ef6dftsIcfalr nab Der
8cbnun9. erlfe Sbirs unterbaIb eous Sdmct unc
@U's. Qpotbsfe 9cSc9en, 9elc9en anf Der n6reIidsn
Sete Der Sauptiirn6e, ;miften 8oIb's ScteI uno
Dem @ourtbaufe. e.-Gr ertbsiIt &otb in Der eeutf6sn
ODER ensiidcn Spra6e
~ Office: erfe 2burs untrbaIb 6. S6mibt
uuo Sos l(p otbefe.
Qucntaun, UpriI2 25. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
Qlfembln EGanDibot

p,r S @t gu titsn no bic tcmsnos 94abl beebsn, nit
Der 3ubcrna Cinsr 9rcFsn uup dbsrpiesnon lutdeun9
aes Qarkab nun auf bic Ssitc k9nb nit Dem @crhattn
fit uno uurrfbdrli fr ras son srmuch defenders atsr
uutres Ddtrifts, nab an 6rdftn w prtS, bite ib mns
Mbdrscr rnil INN brs lntrritdeun9 br Der ndthn SBob
no psprss falls msnsr Grrp6bhne Ole SttssnbCn sinss
aTtnttps sytspss NIT rIpublitaulbcr Srus ausSudten.
81. 8.-Sb frrSrrs bmt alls onosrn IfmbE:G Ganeiban
au nit mir Den Diritt m NurbrCn uno Stanerbcn 81 balrn
mic ss in Sbic u no. Gtraub it, eait has putltm fab.
rsn mos pas unFrs runtSer up-SNIt rbadhns oss puk
(tun,s r9cbnlttr Disnsr.
Senrp S. 9ia9el.
Septsmber &c. nqbgS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
S&9rO6e grfnbuns fir @ef6aftsleute.
ltnamsl1ieblieDe mnO nn3erfa1r6are,
S6warse 8 rotDe S6relbttnte,
einJs unb oGsin tsrsitst ron
s.. SDnreali, No. She Dritte Strnbs,
ano gum Isrfauf bsi
Gutper mnO Sarncs,
$40 al 0lnro Soritte Citrate 0btabelpba.
GUtver ll1O S1ritcs,
go. "a NOr0 Dritte @tra6e, @biIabeIpbi

hA-DisIs Sin 1T aarant mrtalIne Srorn ntb anprtn
nc ibre Tarbs III dntn coer f gu perodcn wenn in rnsn
Gsaeen aufbspabr ano bic Sspern IN tenr anosn Stus
ee6rauht wtreen.
Die Soufaitt, Gsbaftstrtc une brcitnSe GmSub,t fno
crhdt cine 9rcGs bant aseucn uno e merosn nos paB m
sin 8soeteness in Sesrn srparn; oo menn Sosrn e ntt
sbr t0ust fno sum Sserasb nacs fs Gin SAG IN esr 90
rSbnlieu Sute maren, nc ur Sage tn oer SnE tn uno
rpcthsnlaua 9sbraud1t werosn tcnnen'
gpir babcn cine orcss 1u,aN Inepbun9n unrn Sc:
fbdtstu'n rbattn pcn o'nn ptr sn's as 5a9mI pen e
puraus t @crasc er anpsrn st 9brabkn SintSncrn
rrIibtn. ,. o.o ,,-o
6r 8. 8oursau-er: Scl9snncS 1T ras 8sntOt rsr @rs
psrlcnts, Sic i'd nit Der mir r ntrabuns U6abnrn 2ints
in nisinSm 9atcrotcrIm anlteltc: -
Die Sin ,por cbus Den ocriuesn Saucrsbmod Stdds prn
kbnoratsn Napisr nit ptr Sine atpdn9ert une 9etrcdn
mar in Itne erprbe nibt aug9rifn b brHb abptdbtno
euien init ber uno NIT 9rSbnliber Stnt boes at SdrEtes
Fopsr uno 8auunucan;c9 uno ltsl 9nes 9srnhs an:
SVt 8tcSurs prfbpuno bic 9cpEbnIde Snte e9d, pdh;
reno Shire Snte bcs cine Sdarn9 ctbtr purpt purb Hbs
rpobne Der Sdurs unb bntbun pcn ancnia mures Sbrs
Snt oln ipirotr brrsSut nit elmer tcsn 8tanarbe gBern
orpalbsu uno 9ctrcdn eas @rpCbe os Yaprs f pis
urcr unb tas Gbrtsne has ndnlIr. 4odbe experiment.
nit ben auf SoumrclnSu9 9hrsteutn einn rcrasncnller
brads eos ndnde 9tat brpcr ctfhcn oas 39 nit Sft
op1kbcn mar 2as namic par Der SaI b Inpcnpur9 pcn
Salddure ouiat 8kdure Ss 2nte tIcg NiTt uno Tpatt
aus Ter Tepr unb tInabe gut naos cs lSr trc 9eous
fen por; eur 6intban ron sf"lt stpiH man Gus Aulcln9
in allen 6infbttn eer tri9InlSn Sin 9d. Sb o9srs ntb
brs Sinte ais onoen alamCn a6raubtn pt uetrn onus
npftbku Or. 6. St. SSctbcrill, Nuatptfber 6bamift
Ybiacdpbiu au9ut 80, 1850.
6r g. 8cursau-Sir: Sb babe Sbrt tporr Sdlrtlbt'rts
Ebcn i sinosr 3sit ac6rat unc o nrn bcrrn Irt srs
unosn; s f lcit osr Ssor uno ih nos Dap M ufoEr
himnt ncb bic Soern ont pas eins lIDr mtp9s Saps IT.
q. S5urcfnro, Scr. Staaten @cmmtlfrntr.
6r o. 9c,rcou-Sir glir ba6sn ibrs Suts fit cin9r Belt
in Ctraub uno nhen e ns Die tctt Stt mir nr bon; c
fG it pcn her Ssosr cbns Die 9Nube beS a6mhsns er
crbrrn, uub mir nbmsn ftinn 2nano e rrm gutItm angus
cn,pfrbtn. Spbu SSilltamst SdrtleT Der
Qbitac auoulf II, 1850. NuartIr Srifcns Gtirttn
Sr g. gcurou-sir: SEir BADEN Sbrs Siuts fit GINGER Belt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
eSreiwilli9er
9(GGem blp>&an6tDat.

Srci uuo unabbdugig Don 1eocr NarfeI!
eintSlal 9rrFs 1SuN Grvablsr ron eea uno @artcr
Counties eur nNius fdbsr srnSns anSrbun9, wcrin i
mns rputonbrn Grunries niecr9 pcn Der Sbcrbst Der
bei9n Yartt tG;ust fne, rures i rrn ibnen orn9sne
oufocnuntIrt, alS Gin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
8 c It . q It , 10 It T. IT..


gB fbrtdib III rrr Grants rog Gin mnfhdts gRtu sin
rbes llnbr bsi fb ndbrt ros ibm ine estnstb rautt
uno cine dmobne Grttp unb oGm6ti9ss Dobufuttn
gen. ctnc Sap ecr Su9cnSen prru9cn, Io6sn mir, ben
bspIrin Grfrs uuo 9un 8uf ron 6cbcnlads gBrnrup
wi9u, brrc9no Gin eIlonor ne Cisnc @tfhttts usdblsn
uno tc Grcfmutb iintr tn Sct in Srrn Der Danttartst
fir feline @sna prn oicm 9cu ces Scots ouprthtn-btf
lat unc unbrstcn pcr cinsm Sretnsrltr IN Gaunp pbE
laottpbia.
gSi0iamstown. Gamben Co., q. q.
6errcn octnlad ND Dem Gc9cn Der 9itiacn Gsrfebans
EnbG i Sbncn eie ptilcu 5ttcn Sc nit Zen rpunosrbus
rcu 9Girtnesu Sbrrs gRurmrups bsfanut gu MADDEN Tas
on, ib tcrcts pcn pbn rlbsornn atrttn bcbanht
cn, cbne irub cnrn Iuetn rbotn bSrt m een
octorcn 8urcn hit Sbr Srrip brttt, ts mi reltitet
onltm rtrfcn, uno btIm cbraue ret ;ebnn 9cttd Ta
bt ih ercFe @bruue eurd ZEN atsana zines 8ausrpurms
pcn IL Su6 edn9e Sh trtom et suSn artn Slautsn
bic Noijn, oa6 id mriucr Srau w etrnas trdntte, ben
trOuh nl6tn ourcb uno u ibrsm 9rc6Su Grtounsn
DC s NNoacnpdrcrn cnsc9 uno brs 9nbbeit ber9e.
fCt. S 9brautbtt t nun ou tti ppd ron mncn anetp,
pdhc lbr 9Taat wartu uno n0em Fe faeurb pcn sinr
scPsu Anjab gRrnNr ttfrsit, r rrlcmtn 9sune.
Yeamans YauI.
Nugut 10, 1910.
pbitatclpbia Gnunr, 4.
prCni erihitu mir htm htrIbrietenc sinr Der NJ
rnannr in uuo fir taas Gaunh Der cbtnttnamts DtemanS
gaul pbr nab Qefsmi9cr Stctbi9un9 bt;ls uno a9tt,
oaB Der cbl9t 8srit in on @innbcn Der 9Habbtt 9trtu
IL. SamucI SnaarS, aesrmaun.
ausuif 1910.
or Sbot fbSe6dre SRbu pirb n;s uno altiu ,ntsrtitt
in Scbrnads eotcratcrium Ct Scbn Soes, gbiacdpbia
Bum Gcrtauf I'M Suhichr rrn g b., o cum uno
&c rlcr, GUtntaun uup tti ScbrbaItrn dtsrbaupt.
Suni 13, 1850. ualJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
Sreiiptlli9er Gaupipat fir paS
9[rmenz9treffprzQm mt.

SIN bic frcicu GripdbIcr BON Seeba Ganutp.
MitbIr9er:-O Ourb cine 9p6e QnSabI
meiurr Sreunor auf9sfOrbert fuble ib mid bewc9en
mid Gurer Grwd9uno oIs GanciSat fir tas
strmcm SircftOr Stmt
bel Der Fommenoen g8abl an5ubetsn. Scute i'd
nit elmer Mebrbet gurer Stimmen beebrt weroen
70 prrpflidte i'd mid Die @Ri6hn bes Qmtcs init
Srsue uno phnftIitfeit ausSuibsn.
Gutr 5ramN uuo 11it6dr9Sr,
Sfrael SSestp.
0ieerrmacun9e, Sep. &c. nqbB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
QanDcsprDbufte.
OpbenEaf'S SBnrm(nrllp.

Die beite unO nieIbie MebSin fur Die 3trdoruns
pcn @urmern, Die oieaeibt ie tsm pubfum an.
9ebCten wuroe, 1T Sobeniad's @urmiprup.
ter Grsr aufh bait uno fir btrn Gunobtit uuo Grtung
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ar ntbr cbcr pi9r NIT Arantbc bsbaft nb, ne as
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mCtr cocr ip9tr unirrpcrfn uno kiecn n fiu, s
IS psniaisn NlauGSn burtb isnss hlrdtGars @trti
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03
Tut { (b E It III 4 6 { +.

HSin orcFs uub rGnbnCs artntnt ron Notm uno 9runh
W Sud- OIL uiIbsrn Yrtiliu fir &utihmmnttr.
0eo9cr uno 9Selener.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03

9srrtouuud wirb bauptiddliob im Otdncn tcircr
6iliic elmer Sliiili6tcit Die I'M 9efnecn Suitdnte
6ulie isnes Sr9dns berausihmiBt 1enGnnt Der 9ai
Sice Slieigtcit III oas 9rpetc aufipiun9smtttcl .
retui1erect Crk1ltcuSeuuS fimuIircuee N1cnt ecs y
GinIcwciSe. Sbne Saiietbe tinbct teine ScrSauun
S;crpauSiund ecr Spciie III Slut une fetnc N1brui
fpuecrn pcin,cBr Gin nnrcincr, tarrer' fdlmcrjbai
rtuSCr Suftano bcs gau5eu 9Scrbauitn9s' gtppdratf
der balttebcr oSer pcreprbcer S)td1en prpeuiirt
oaitriidbcu GAIT unb bdbcr fie SrGntbeit eas
Ghp1dle Gle paeurd entiiebt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-03

Qlrmee 6laue gahemere
fir Battalion uuo Sa6s SfBisrt, wrbIfIil N battn Sci
yeo9sr uno Eeitncr.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-12-11
30 RD ER s
Family Groceries,

THNHE subscribers have uow On hand, and
Il are receiving ftom New Orleans alarge
of domestic and foreign Liquors Of
the choicest brands: eff
20 THOUSAND BEST SPANISH Sc
CARS
Of the best quality and highest faoor-togeth-
or with the best and cheapest stock of
COFECTIONARIES,
of every kind and description that has ever
boon offered to the public,
All of which they now offer to their friends
end customers at the most reduced prices for
CASH OF CITY PAPER. We will furnish
lClaret for family nsG at the cheapest rates.
Hoping to receive portion of public patron
age they invite all their friends to come aud
Examine for themselves before purchasing
Elsewhere. D. TAMBORINE.
Next door to o. O. Woodman & Co.
YazoO City Adril 24-l55O.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-12-11
Franklin Iron Foundry.
CASTINGS &C, &C.
JOHN BORR DR..

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to planters,
II and the public generally, that the old es-
tablished FRANKLIN FOUNDY, Vicksburg.
is again in full operation, ready to execute.
promptly, orders for Castings Of all descrip
ltions, Mill. and Gin Irons, Engine work, al
kinds of repairing, &c. Also. Agent Hotch-
kisss Patent Vertical Water Wheel, which
Us rapidly superceeding all others. Patterns
for furnishing three sizes may be seen at the
Foundry, and its advantages over all others
lpOinted out.
Thankful fer past favors, the proprietor So
Ilicits continuance, promising TO execute all
orders in his liue, in manner no, to be sur
passed at any Foundry in the South or West
r. JOHN BOBB, Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Messra. Allen &
Barksdale, Yazoo City, will meet with premPl
iattentiin.
Vichsburg, Aug. 6, 1s49-37-em
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-12-11

n will in pursuance of an order obtained al
i the August Term of the Honorable Probate
Court of Yazoo county proceed to sell to the
higaest bidder at the courthouse of said coun-
ty, on the 18th day of November 1850, the fol-
lowing lands belonging to the estate Of Josiah
]. Woodbridge decd, to-wit:
One half interest in North half, Section four
teen Township eleven range two west, 1924
acres, east half north east quarter and east half
south east quarter Section 10 township ii r 2
w; $50 65-l0O acres, east half nerth east quar-
ter Section II T ii 3 2 w; so 4S-100 acres,
west half north west quarter Section II T IL 4
2 w 20 IL 100 acres east half north cast quar-
ter section Is T IL R2W 80 acres north half
west half north east quarter Section 33 7 II R
l west 402-FOO acres; lying and being in the
county of YazOO.
One half interest west half north east quar-
tier Section Ts, R2 west East half nortl
west quar- ter Section 5 T 8 r 2 west lot nun
Der Dissection SO T Or west Lot number /
Section T R 3 west, lots number4 and
ISeciOn 3lT Or 2 west containing 46O acre
in the county of Madison.
| Said lands are are to be sold on credit .
10 months with Bond and approved security.
". J. LEAKE,
Sept 25th 1850. Executor.