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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

Brig p,esoor IS days from OF Tnoms, with s77V
hf Big d Hyf F,sr cni IS Gy. from Ape
is y I'm r. 70; r. * n o sS s sei asses
NC and was supplied BY some vessel.
Below.
Two biigs, and a topsaIl sohr ashore on Ro:ner.
Sailed.
Brigs El1a5sth Ponce Angler Newfoundland and others.
Marine Correspondence.
american vessel, in sor-slip Se~ VOID Young s%
tsyy Ss,l;ss:, y Am
geo. P o% fsns %
d. HIss A SIo FOR M% ays spss
ppeiimora Wiaslow from Demarara for -; 18Th Austin
senH Nal Of Hartford, from Baltimore for NYok loaded
b Ss 5: s. Ts i ss %
n IN Norfolk bound Kingston Jam
deck s ss t and % "Ss he @
yaSu Of where they an Eve lays and nights
IN s S + s to The . ssy e. % I
s @b Of Gfs' ssSy a sIssIsd h% ill they sn
n csPsn and crew st GsOrssfewn &C. on Monday last
wss % s%S Tt &c yS and sia and
tsp hss and bis return 70 Cart Slice their thanks for
raordnsr esrtions getting himself and from the
Bnri.H sr ERis Capt Clark from Londonderry for So.
gsnDah has been lost She oqndered lat as Ion ~
a.
sh os 81 days Liverpool arrived at Hava
snr BTILpIsG PORTLAND Five hips six tarks eish,
brg and four chooners built at Portland during the past
Spoken
Aurora from Wilmington NC for ST Jsgo Dec 90 off south
pamariscOtta from NOresns FOR Boston, Dec q, off Carys
SEA Eagle from Bs!on for Port Prince, 10 daysex
pected to arrive same day.
Foreign Porta.
D.S 3d. SsS HP . m sT
ST jAco. Cuba. Dec ls-No American vessels in pot Sid
lsh Adj Of Baltimore for Norsans in ballast; Ish Navr
United States Ports.
rSsds s Srssa' GSaatt sa%
MARY Matan,as tilo Cnb Sid Nautilus. Tarqgn, seb'go'
Plot iotaF0H N''0'eaa Monument John Hale Hogan and
Bo,T:s Jan AR Barns,able calcutta25h ut lat 81 lon
wSsrwa aeoq aG 20 $50 low deck with
& S.ss %Is s Ss:;s
s %a a.!o Sy NSS6asypG, Nc Gre
;aIs
s.S E1 Grant DO for Gaadep rIea for Cherry
sasS s'f pd s aS
hnsSsh Sr NG snd s;n s1 Hs.asd5a
York; Independence, Fall Rrer Empress and Juliet New
o rHb.pnarr'A Jan S-Arr Emily St Jago de Cuba CID
NORFOLK, Jan 2Arr in Hampton Roads Arlitta Trinity
Mart III OIeans FIN NOeani for Richmond passed III ro
II mpton Roads this morning
sAvtysAH Pee si7Arr swan, Psriland New Hanover Phi
ladepha. Cid Met ke Mobile Sid Augusta, Sherwood, "
Charleston.
MonnE, Dec 27cd Deueaon Liverpool; FiorIian Pratt
NYork; Lord, Liverpool; Plutarch Havana Art Cahawt
smith New York; Norman, Boston, P.quot, Phnney War
RI '' '
NGw ORLrAN., Dec 27Cld Frankfort RUSSELL New York;
North Carolina, Lyerpool Tyrone HARE; Hlah Natch.z
Sultan. Boston; Peterson st rrre Mercury Johns Nj
lin l.,yL
bne; Warricr Charleston; Arr CASTOR Latham. New York;
Bremen; Curtis Flushing I'D 93d ST Peter burg Have Ar
Stanon Hull; Lsuren Smith NY ork Bacheior Richmond;
in the ofing.
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To the Public,
MAYek's OFFICE,

MAreks OFFICE,
january An, ISL
Within the last ten days, there have been in this city
forty one cases of sickness caused the attendant ply
sicsns agree, by poison. An examination into the sub
ect has established to satisfaction that the poison
was contained in smoked beef The beef alluded TO had
plush, unhealthy appearance The object OF this no
ce Is 10 caution the public to Inspect smoked beef be
oe using H. and to use except such as has the or
dnary healthy appearance. The beef has been traced
TO different stores and TO different smoke houses indn
eng the belief that either from diseased animals
or that the beef partially spoiled before being smok
ed Experiments being made with IL the result OF
which viii be communicated. None of the persons a-
fected have died of this poison although many Of them
were dangerous i'll.
ROPERT II MORRIS
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On the 4th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Brownlee, JOHN
CHISHOLM, Esq of Dngwal Rosshre. Scotland, to An.
LOUISA youngest daughter Of the late Captain
James Taylor, Of this city.
On the 4h instant by the Rev. George Benedict, Mr.
CHRIsrorHxR g. GAsQUE to Miss AMANDA BAXTER all Of
this city.
Atthe Wallabout, L. 23d ult by the Rev. 8. Will
Hanson, Mr. SIMON RArrELrEA to Mrs. EMMA WILLIAM
SON. both of New Lots.
At New Lots l.. I. sh ult. by the Rev IA Baldwin,
Mr. SAMUEL f. VASpERvEER, Of Flatbush, to Miss Jo-
LIVINGSTON, daughter Of the late Nicholas Lii
viDgston, the former place.
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Baltimore.
BALTIMORE.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE. Jan. 5. 1912, 9 A. NJ.
Nh. EDrroR:

n.
Nh. EDnoR:
dlfnte action has at las, been had by our City
Council, relative to the Railroad stock orders A
bill passed both branches las, night allowing five
per cent interest them from the first of January,
ISL, and prospec,ivey until funded. sufficient
time has not elapsed this morning to establish an
operating rate, but it Is believed that the orders
will undergo an improvement of four or five per
cent before the day closes
The County Court has adjourned until Thursday
next, owing TO the want Of Sheriff. The present
incumbent has not yet been abb. TO ain bonds
The bali given by the Independent Blues, last
night, at the Washington Hall, was a superlstyely
magnificent affair Seldom have | seen hand
somer set of ladies' than were present And how
they did dance The nymph of Calypso. with
angel wings. could not have tripped the CAV saloon
more nlmbly. To look at the dear creatures almost
lhuucea 'ne fancy mat | was IN some enchanted
Word, lilhablled by beings transce ndlnp in lowell
mess, those ot tc1d jiyna. Tn. lords of erection
too ornamented as they were in military costume
made a most formidable and soldier like aonear
ance. Everything from the ALOHA 10 The onlego.
went oil in style, and with great credit to the an.
cient, honorable and respected CORPS, the Indcpend
ent Blues
The flour aud Grain markets are very dull Tn,
'ranssctioos have been so few tor some days past
that has been almost impossible 70 get fair quota
tons. Flour ls 1851
quote exchange on New York Il ai3 premium:
philadelphia lii2 discount; Virginia o,iS Is DO;
specie ialk premium
Nothing OF special interest aas been received from
Annapolis nor Is there anything wonderful in local
affairs, have ne tIne 10 say more than that we
nave bsaulllni morning, clear aud cold. Business
Is teIeTaby DISK Yours, TwIsr.
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Weekly Report OF Intermcnts

the City County of New York the 95th day Dec
1874, to the LIST day Of Jan, 1912.
4? Men-i0 Women-5s Boys-t3 Girls. Total IS
DtSEAsEs-Apoplexy Asthma o. Asphyxy /; Abscess o.
Bleeding o. Bleeding from stomach o. Bleeding from lungs
Burned scaded Casualties Cholera Inantm Cholera
Merbuso Cancer o. Collie O. Consumption so Commissions i3
Group or Hives S. Debility Deliriun Diabetes o.
Diarhea Death from Poison o. Dropsy 81 DroIsy in head
s; Dropsy the chest Drowned o. Dysentery 81 Fay sp.las
Epilepsy Fever DO SCARLET 70; do,yphsd DO pcpe
miitent o; Grvs Hip Disease o. nemperapcs ln A.
stomach do chest s. Dc Of lungs do Of bowe! dGof
Lues venersS Mortiheationl Mafor%ation Msrsms3
Rheumatis Spinal disease scurhus O. Suicide q sprue
Small or s. Sorofula o. Tecine q Tumor o; Unknown
Uicerann OF throat o; Ulcers 0; VMiooid q Whoopsc
Cough 3. Worms
AeE,-Of year and undsr a. betweenI and q and S,
and TO- 10 and 90 q 90 and 30 49, 80 and 90 7 40 and
"a SO and 60 50 and O. 10 and so and 90 8; 80 and
100. o; 100 And upwards %; unknown.2.
PLACES i40 Ireland 49, Engian
Scotland Switzerland France Holland British Pos
sessions, ". A. 3; West Indies Portugal o: Germany
Sweden Wales o: Africa 0; Span Russia o; Italy Il
America o. Unknown 3.
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue Hospital do l2 Fever Hos
Hospital o; City Hospital 4; New Jersey 1; Westcheser 81
Long Island 3.
Colored persona. ~
WILLIAM A. WALTERS City Inspector.
City lnspector's Office. Jan. LIST. lst2.
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ROBERT II. MORRIS,
Mayor of the city of New York.

o. The citizens Of the Third Ward requested TO
attend apuhc meeting Thursday evening, the OH in.
slant at half past o'clock Dunniag's Hotel corner Of
Coursndt and Washington streets, il relation to the
NEw YoRK AND ERIE RAuRo.p
Egbert Benson John A. Underwood
Ogden Haggerty, Smith & Howe,
James Mcbride, Kenshow Knapp,
N. IL. Aspinwall, Samuel Mcttler,
Charles Stetson, Smith Dunning,
M C.Patterson, Bush Hillyer,
VIM. B. Cozzens, 8. 7. Caswell,
Daaiel stanton, r. ga. s Hope,
John Campbell, Hugh Martini
J. Hoppock < Son, VII. Jamison
Van Vliet Wckof, j. Fowler,
Van Wagner & Tucker Hoppock Co.
James Hill, Chace Alger,
Jason II. Bockover s Co. Nash, Beadlester * Co.
b A. Mayrean SIS Sweet,
James j. Broas VanEvery,
Joseph Ireland, A. B.Hays,
James Van Nostrand, Ellis Potter
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Auction SVia0.
by THOMAS BELL.
(Sfore Nos. 30 HIM and IFS F.,l.onstrses J

FRIDAY.
At 10Y O'Clock, The Sales Rooms.
splendid stockof first ready made clothing Also
handsome and well assorted dry goods At M O'Clock pre-
cseiy ehtire stock choice denshns and BOTTLE
viz: Superior Maiera Port Sherry &c fsyorte brsuds
Also 10000 Spanish Segars.
Also by order OF rshal the balance stock of millinery
including 1870 splendid at, lie ladies hats, With ribbons
wreaths. SC.
Aleo, 10, 600 Principe cigars
SATURDAY
At IOi o'clock At the Auction Rooms.
Extensive Furniture sale-comprisng the entire splendid
Furniture OF family giving up hou. excepting.
Also stocks OF elegant city adc cabinet Furniture by
order Of assignees.
Also the entire stock Of cabinet maker together with
assortment ofa rocking chairs sofa beds and
lor chairs from manufactures giving ~ business.
Catalogues ia time
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MARITIME HERALD.
pOnT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY
Packets to Arrive.
Eacketsto depart.
TO Masters OF Vessels.

Commanders OF vessels will confer favor by having ia,
Of their cssoes, pasaengers and report of vessels left
dc port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken
on their arrival tcr for Commodore Bssrrr OF Heel
Of news schoonsrs. He viii board them a,ns ia.sIy
their arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

o. BowERY AMrHIrHEATRE-An entire new bill of
entertainments is offered here this evening, including
grand combination of novelties Of every description
apderaining such establishment The celebrated
7. v. Turner appears in a and splendid act, fan
the whole strength of the highly talented company
will be brought out.
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Died.

On the ID instant HkSRrETrE d. MuKpAY wife of Cap
tain VIM s. Munday, aged SO years ard moths.
On the 9Th instant, Mrs. EMELryE L. ScuDpsR, aged
% years.
On the Ah instant, DASL. j. EpBETs, in the Goth year
OF his age.
On the 4.h instant, CAROLINE NJ wife Of Daniel Bird,
aged 90 years
In Brooklyn, on the 4th January, PHEBE CoNKLIS,
wife of Solomon Conklin
The friends Of the family inv tied to attend her fu
neral FROM 245 Bridges street, this day at o'coch
On the 5h inst THOMAS TySNo, son Of r. s. Forbes,
aged years and months.
On the 5h inst. Mrs. MARGARET CERcHFN the wife Of
Edward Cerchen. in the 27th year of her age.
His friends and those Of her father Michael Prgneay,
requested to attend her funeral Friday afternoon
half past three o'clock from her late residence, No
40 Prince street.
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Deficit in Interest,


The Message of Governor Seward he's been received
Displaying the usual quantity Of words, and pauci,y of
ideas from that quarter main feature consists in
obstinate adherence to that speculative policy which
has sunk State credit to so low ebb The Governor
ascribes the fall in the credit OF this State to general
This does not account for the sale OF New York
Canal SIS 1851 at when Massachusetts, per cents sell
at97 New York State SIS selling H. and the 81
per cents III. The for this is obvious. The
stem OF loanng the State credit has been pushed too
far in support of speculative works 50 of pr cts
have been loaned to The Erie Railroad One fifth part of
that work only done. To complete it, will cost least
10 900 more And the alternative even presents
itself for the State to the work. and issue stock to
complete it allow it to stop and become responsible
for the amount already issued, principal and interesn
the manner that it obliged to the in.
eres. the stock issued to the and Cats
kill Railroad and the Ithaca and Owego Railroad. The
stocks thus issued have been pressed upon the market in
violation the law and to this alone, may be as
cribed the fact that per cents sell for less money than
the 8 per cents in the market.
In relation TO the banks the Governor recommends in
order guard agans fraudulent issues that the Safety
Fund banks be required to receive their bills from the
Comptroller This would undoubtedly throw greatly
increased patronage into the hands of the executive
How that would however, prevent issues, his Ex
cellency does not explain In illustration, however, OF
his position he states that nineteen associations that do
receive their bills from the Comptroller, have failed d
rsg the past year. and FIVE only of those Safety Fund.-
that do not. The Governor recommends that the Safety
Fund be relieved from the obligation for deposes The
evils complained Of appear to to arise more from the
ignorance and neglect ofthc Bank Commissioners, than
from other The Safety Fund was charged with
100000 Of circulation for the City Bank of Buffalo, mere
than appears the books report states that much
L.
what appears in its returns being bills pledged This
is directly owing to the misconduct Of the Bank Com.
missioners and the proposition to give them new pow
ers il preposterous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

% RAILROAD MEETIre-NEw WORKERS AROUSE -
The citizens Of the First Ward invited to attend
Public Meeting to be held the Broad Street House
Thursday evening, the 9th instant, for the purpose of
adopting the most efectnal plan for the completorro
that great national work, the New York and Erie Rail-
road" Those citizens Of the First Ward who
the Bosonians, will manifest by attending this meet
ing.
The meeting will be addressed by several able speak
who will point out the importance of this great road
and the absolute necessity of its early completion.
New York, Jan. 5th, ls42.
COMMITTEE.
J. p. Phoenix, A. w. Cozzens
Stephen Whitney, I'D. Van Buren,,
w. A. +. Pentz, A. II. Micke,
8. c. Marsh, stephen r. Harris,
Thos. Gale, J. 8. Gilbert,
George r. Talman John Hillyer.
w. L. Wilmerding, Calvin Bayls.
w. VAIN Drnker,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

~ howts lIyglon Horchoums Canjyis pref.-alle
.,n.'f ITO ioe colds coughs and hoarsenoss now 90
sho y, H's'en then TO the corner of Droadyav AM
s.res and buy Of B. Howe, sole inventor an
proprietor bewsre spuroos and dragged Gales 81
WHICH there ars several yarieties in the market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

90 Dr.. P. ALLEN PADDOCK, one of the most talented
ply scians Of the day, has used Shermans Cough Lo
Eenges with the greatest success and considers them
decidedly the best cough medicine he knew These
Lozenges sold at LOG Nassau street. no. 23 aud 4s9
Broadway les Bowery 77lEast Broadway 22l pleec.
ker 227 Hudson street, N. So and l39 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn. saasls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

70 CHAruAn TfrarnL-Anothcr brilliant audience
was ersctei ~ this Theatre last evening by the grand
sPect1cle OF MAJ pps, the OF when has be en-
Poh1pie 70 tue snerpsing Manager and crafty ing
ms numerous patrons The terrific flight Of the horse
UP steep platforms ory sixty feet in height with Ma.
zpra esncd TO his back should be by every lover
VI ,r.tu Line dsegsisl sad attractive hill is pre-.
cvenii Consisting OF tho above piece the
'c Irama ri the Lady az The Lake, with Mr. SEQ
Dhu, % psrt in which hi stands uuequ slea)
v'ocitdng " ith Liawell n's Indian drama of 90
ssntsd. 0"uis "N' pe p''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

Q3- FoR HAvsA-Passengcrs per the Packet, which
sails this day. referred to the card of Mrs WEST
the last pcge of to-day paper.
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eF3 us . sH 3prS

sstH TuEA'TlsE.
THIS EVENING Jaa. srh. performances will commence
Lord TAr VILE Bar, cs wo F,;g.i az ,.
Marian MayLy ' N''' Mss S ca.hrna a'''''
IA CACHUCHa,
ROCHE r. eeail9s TE En-
Counes, ""''''' squeak Miss cu lh%Srsndse
Boxes si-ft so esp;s--Gal-ry IS cents.
ru,s s,,,. > 0HATAam THEATRE.
THIS EVENING jar s.Ths will commence
M'1'g zsim. MK''' Adder Khan Nom
THE LAb sHt 81 Ef Far LAKE
frederick Dhu seOtt Fir James mes Kirby
c TS sGps!Gfs y!r
conap shsS Lswelisn IFOntharo'aI, Kubo
sor.I Ssesp,s.sd and tier, s5 Pitla; yisiI.yy ~
naorsopen at 81: Curtain ri.esei7 ~ rrecseiv
.1rrOItEI.L's OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING, Jan. s-Th- Performance. viii ron msaos
mquET, WITH THE TuFr.
Green Fa S Ting Toes. er'A" Prince fqP Hsaa"d'
TIVE s Asss WHICH, sis a,yy
Capt fS aus hOnea'tIe William billings Gr''m
T9G9sfsIsw.dbv '''
Clifford, Homcase Julia Ms Thom
VISIBILITY o SA T'iS
AdmssiosDress circle soccn,, Upper boss. Is aaaa. Pr
Doors or.n At ha4past six Curtain rsss at seven
BOwEGY AMPHIrHEATRE.
MINIS ,,,>,,,,,, No 81 Bo,sery.
THIS s i5 N 6F s% TGRs NJ
performance s lf ESTRE FRI grand ''' 'ale'
E.as OF Horsemsnshpby 7 V Turner.
islands viii introduce sing Equestrian Ae,
Mister Rivers whose wonderful performances defy des
Horse rnaushlp by. Mr.. Buckley 80"
The e. iGs cd Rivers ns0 Family go through their mach 3D.
mred feats of Gymnasia
ol Is S fsSsasF T Si;S
sss Ss ssr
op Th animals o sl q: zGss vii
Chrystie-st. Admission IS cents.
NEW ARCADIAN GARDEN.
No 255 Bieecker street
THIS ETENS de f.p Viii com
,wALrz %t &SS S' VAN Z fil EHsNrREE;
AsT S. u ss$
Comic Song Mr. sSiiA 'sss sss. Plate Spinning &C.
EEf F. Sssas: 81 IL y N s:ss Sands
Sfs%S SSsj Lgy wS BIZ and b Bj
Grand E,hisfan TiO, by Master Diamoad, whi,0sk and
Tie Amsao.ian Maid, by Mrs; oulln.
Bo Ssss a's' s to
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner Broad,cay and Ann street.
Manager and Director, Mr.. p. Il. Barr1m.
The has pleasure that he effected
81 with the celebrated and danseue
Miss Williams, favorasy known throughout the United
States aud Car adas 80 La Petite Celeste.
Also with Mr. JENKINS the celebrated tenor singer and
deneator Of Yankee eocenrcies. AMI likewise with the
reno wed A LBNO LADY.
rignor Marottc will exhibit the wonderful and beautiful
ITALIAN FANTOCCLNI,
The spleudid COSMORAAlA entirely changed on The
LIST January and will be changed regularly the frat Of
month
Principals of Schools and their pupils admitted liberal
terms
Admit.anc TO the Museum and all the entertainments Is
hdren under of half erce. d3I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE fsrfamed LIBERATED pills from Portugal are
we perceive to BE- obtained 10 this country See aaver
tisemen the last eolunpof fourth page. dog Imr,s
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p,sarnvcrs Arr,ve0

Passengers Arrived.
Neuuras-Brig North Amerca-Messrs A Lansing
Cassidy.
DEN,R.pA-Brig Somerset-George Moore and lady, w
Moore.
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such concsrn. His annual report OF the finances OF
the State gives the following resulis;-
Tot number Of taxable acres, lel ,oil,7si
Value of land houses and town lots 500 sSl S97
Total taxable property, lo5 303 69l
Total amount OF taxes, s95 40
Toia amount of canal tolls 1870, 1922 3as
Isu ass 75s
Deficit s37 81
Total interest on the State debt s6l l6J
amount ofc9nal fund, 14 3sS
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Married..

Corn Trade.
Flour continues the yesterday. Prices So a
81 lol and small sales.
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Importatvous,

Foreign LmpOrtatI0us.
NyUuIAs-Brg North Anne ca-4tj bbs rs boxes 10
tons u.te Holt Owen2s3 bbs bxs ChaSter
lain x Pcnyert
Domestic Importations.
ApsLAoHicoLA-Bng Mary Penne-Iis bales cotton 7
Ma an-iso VI CIark-42 Il Waldo % Fairbanks Bos
ton-so Brown Bros coae II Waring-s Brsnder Murray
so Buck h Co.
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Which surplus ad led 10 the fugds olas year
increase the capital Of the Society 70 S7.sST Il
Owing TO the protracted absence several OF the Csins
snn.rs the number OF subscribers amounts this only
whilst in 1910 II amounted 20 26s hence falling of
in the receipts On the other bann the number Of persons az
plyog for aid has also been less than the
COMMITTEE ELtcrIpFo ruE rARIef2
Messrs HENRY BALLARD. President
J. A. VCISiN LIST Vice Presicegt.
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Brig >ra ger bevoor is days from ot Tnomas, with s77v
had To Aymsr * Coz nAssepgers
big Mary PcRne Gb\H IS days from Apa'achicola. cot
ton al nst la - ton IS spoke large topss
rs days I'm CadIz for NYok-h lost all her sails rigging
&c. and was supplied by vessel.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-02
Ohio LEGISLATURE for 1923.
SESSION OHIO STATESMAN,

We again present our prospectus to IT, public for
SESSION Statesman; and as the approaching Legislature
Will be one of gsea interest t the people, propose
putting paper at price that will accommodate itself
to the times. 1t is very desirable at time like this.
that the people should read and see for themselves whnt
is going on in public Places so that they may not be
compelled to rely upon runner, or he deceived by msre
presentation That many people in the habit Of
locking to Government for than government able
to give, no rejecting of either party can longer
Doubt but it is nevertheless important that the people
should be well informed OF what public men do or of
nel reasons or net doing VIII, may be exspccted Of
oen Let no democrat, at least fail to exert himselfto
spread truth and intelligence by everv means in ri.
power for it upon these he alone can RELY for success
GIFIrst rate Reporters engaged and all the acts
ot the coming demokratc Legislature will be spread
before the people extensively as possible The last
message OF Governor Corwin-he Inaugural ohGoyernor
Shannon, which will be looked for with great interest
and important reports and speeches will be promptly
issued, as we'll as the earst general news No paper
at the seat of Government gives as full reports as ha
Statesman.
Inc proceedings OF Congress will also be regularly
reported by an able and industrious correspondents.
Any person who will procure six subscribers shall
have copy sent him for his trouble.
TERMS.
The STATESMAN will be issued D,ilv T.xS v.oLh
Semi-Weekly and Weekly. .|'
Daily Paper for the Session. mooo.
Tri-WeekIy, Jm
Semi-Weekly, 1'00
Weekly, en
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-02
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