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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
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Stdrf Co., Ohio.

Starf Co., SbtC,
1Dirb ftine unsttbeilte Aufnert famteit alfen ,r
'etn Sadt t6la8ensen cseftaften, Die ibm anr.r ;.
traut 'pernen m69en, in Start ,lnb cen anaren,sr
psn eruntics rpirmcn 3u9itb tenabrtebtist or iei
ne sanrtlsutr, sab or nor Sur,em rpabrenr fcints
AufentbaIts IN Tsw Oprt, eur1 bic eiitiae .eilfe
ees Salrlt6tn 9rntuIs ratsttf Giuridtunaen .u
IeHen i'm Stanpt mar, mrnaeb CT fnnftia iro.sS
Uet@afte tn alien 1bsiIsn Gtutthlanc snreh ,1 it,.
sers"te an friSenre Se6tsanmalpc sinttlidb uns
srpmPt psrttben fam.
. Jur Rbeiube0en uno @rcebsrloatbum
Bacsn, o''""'
ecnras Steinmes. Wadenheim an Der
paarct Gbelntreie 8oiern.
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oapern, Sranten, auebodb Nilrnbero ,ns
oas 8en'9rsid, 0Birtembero, Dr. 9ran, 81,
Sumptt, tonisl. srpeaaticnsqerid,is sSnp.
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menf 0fteoerrhetn, @IiaB.
~ Sellma4tn unb seridtlide Dptum.nt, ,,s.,
a9t wercen Upn ibm in beutteber, eraltftb,r ,,np
't"nn3ollt3r Srrah. rerftrtist
Canton SEER, 2. ls47. az,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
eSobuiuat NyfGncitr.

Gmpfeblt einem seebtten putIitnm tetnen rpcbl.
S/sinsc crih:etcr nnc rei6lidb ausSctfatten g pe
tis in feinm ntucrtauten Bad Rein. @etaure, in Der
OF Iusearaipas @trasc, rinise Ibiiren wetflidb
scn Saeob Slpbr's qBirtbsbaus befinnct. Gr bat
ale in fein Sad fdbIaSenhe Nrtttel auf 6anc uns
teabfitist feIt,ss ju ben tiaiSfsm preifn ju per.
tatfrn.
Se @trdumisttit ftints ntttn .tautts fstt i'm
in BEN 9tanp cine bntfebe unc anacnerme u lie
tern. Q tube ein,uriobten. rprrin tr $ietbater
eersleiben 8eridte tfsts init friftten unO auf esr.
fdbiersnerlei Irten ,utereiteten STERN, .9drin.
gen, u. I. 10. gu ttoitnen territ TT.
Sti. Is. ls4S. las m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17

or 8. u. 8@neiesr trsitt necb feline
5yabrif Don Syllnten nno Oublens
gdufen
fort. $au fe fhobtp ibm BON otr te 4 ~ nualitat
inn D + 9 q n unc 4 eiBen 81 baben.
c. Gr teatftbtist bic nadifes 5rhbjabr pttoer
~ fetntn aften Stcbr, jest i'm Sslit rrn James n.
@artcs 3uriiet ~ aebcn. ls3W.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
SiI6cr> 9(,,seifks.

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4 &c. gut in $sr;r aetunbsi1 - NrcisS So. 8ci6'
falls rtu'fheG6ultitter, nimlih, I.s1 S.'Srh'
itatir unr $tfr.Silher, lsmi. aud ssslifht S1ul.
tilher. tcim Ouseno rctr tin,rn, III battn in mei'
zen Nudlaren cine xbir iusli4 rcm 9. q. Sim
tails n.utn 9trGr.
Canton ssn lStsn Stj. Is4e.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17

Orceerits, otcinTaaren une GiGrrr,
rff NfiAnei9 duf .9anp. aGe Gcrten rcn l,rnS,,t
G ,sn meretn In Saarsc.p- yre,ftn als s,b,uaa e.;
o"F:' s"s'nrmmsn, in .Satt:rs Gtosr. -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
elufI0luns bes HitblelS IN go. 8
o1lrrb.
Na6fraae.

ESQ tff SSiniam Niflp, 3ud:gtdeer'
Aus Minsersbeim, @rcsaeriegtbun' 8aesns
Eerfeltc 1T unseidtr z5 crer 2sSahrs ait,
beS leciaen Stances, nno (cu III o.elcM
qanb Dor una.fShr cosr Sabre araefcm-
men ieyn. gr iel cine 3el!llnq in Sc!um-
bia, Qaucalfcr &C., gNcHn., aeipchrt haten.
5noem fur eiu mttt.'se Nld'rld):cn rcn
Deutihlano riuietrcfen fnr. miro CT er-
flld,t, Gh sin,uFaolu, teY Sem llnsrseidhne-
ten, tpchutaft IN Ger 0tdct rarcaifer, ga.
wcielbt et cas- ydhsre eriahrsn fam.
Sacct Necscg, (Raufmaan },
sSanuar 5, l84z.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
Neusr giltnpaaren
SfObr.

Der ltrtcrstihn,te ttna6ri6tist ftne Srtunte
uns eIs Vnt,tum nterbaupt, caE CT witcsr tein re.
RIGGS Ve'dbdft an9tfanSen bat UNI tbtGSn ihcnes
9lllorttment pcn Gtlenlpaaren,
IN Ter q tcbrtute res {,rn Safrt 81 br, nab. tsi
rinsm Ipirtbs3aufe, er;ffnst bat. 2rmnerteute, Sl
tr, WaSenmaher, Sutthcnmadtr, @attltr
S6mitte, &fubmaber nnc anrert J6anrrerttr
fonn'n in ieinem Strbr tit Isert;emse finrtn ,ps.
bc fe su ibren nntsrt9iteli6sn @elbiften settau.
den.
8ancrn ebenfalls unb MnSere.
irsrcen in fttnem QHaarenlaser cine mannisfaltis.
ytit rcn Sa6cn sntretfen tie ,ur .6ausbalruns unt
~ tcn rtrttieesnen Seeurfnibcn res $tttns erfrr,
eerlid Iuc Nuffer rem semcgnlid en- Qrtisen tp,l.
he 9emrin;S,ib IN einsm Giicnnaaren @tcbr 9tral.
ten, ltnr trl3ste 'ti tpm su taten, nei Milo
yertrltecDte arttkeI.
1Ncsinaene unp G!iicruevatent seeer,
anSrf: fir @rrhan3e tnelNrrrer II. anoert, SeGe,
Spicset, Q.cun Tei!c II. @fttpers,
Stritrare'n Nahnaeeln, Sriisn, nnp 9tass,
yeti ilnp Iti sHnrtn, Nnrftn pcn a!tr Ger
= trtIe une S>ir, aarr, ten,
Sbnr, 5cnf:r, Il. 5enisrs Ofenf1mar;e.
'nttn @lrb. . ebuitf,titd,f
fri1last, rcH e:n ns'ttaSiltcr 9anr,
ten A'nissrn. 1.hte Safer piltn,
<Finhrartr Gitn, Oeiser.
Nu6i9c 9laSeltutbtn. Slfttn,
Ncttrfblffe, a'f.ifcn,
Scrfttner Seetn Oratb ,Qcetreicne. unb
( fts, parmcnieaS,
ptFcs6nsnassl, QeiecntcS.n unn @aiten,
0aus IL GchI!ttenalrten, ,NaRasiarn Saiten.
Olatat nati,ebe Sntru.S Srisselslattr,
III Mt, Tintcrru(rtr n r ~
Wub, Saun, u. [tncnNrsn nnr @affeemibfen,
SaSsn, fepm Susene ceer Gin.
9aun:er 9saastaaalen, seInen.
Tarbe,t, Sele, syirui6, II. {. tp.
&crat SirniB, Neneriltb Sicth,
Saninol @raniteb Vraun,
Sladbstaamtnof, 1anpt,t Braun,
Afrrenttn @riritus, Cfcr
g S6eicerafTtr, S6weinfurt Grin,
Sspwesbtrc6tn ansanse. .Dor3asliaer <ebtr Sir.
mceft, nt;,
Sarte aaft6en, cbineffdb Termiliox,
Yerliusr 1tan, Gtnrut,
ttmter, 1nfrtih 9,inftf,
xerra &c 9itnxa, 95olofhaum,
Grcrm 0ele, Srrn;t,
Groom Grin,
Geine lanse Grfa5rnna III pen Defbaft fttt ibn
in fen Stanr feint @acbtn cuff pas pcrtbslbafteffe
ein,ulcseu une % tr entfcblrffsn III
9ute uno ,pcblfetle 9lrttfel az liefern
70 brft CT ron rem aesbrftn rutlitum in einsmltn.
! ttrnebmen untsrtfast ;u rpfreer.
s.. 81. G5Aneiber.
] Cantor, ses Istsa Est, Fe4e.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
y a6 fraoen.
y o it @ilbslm N'll.ler (spdtb) (?

10 it @ilbsIm N'll.Ier (spdtb)
aus Srcucentcrc, Srcis sieaen.
Heaerun9sbcsIrf sItnstcro, prcvin; VEcf.
pbllen. Srniarcih preuecu.
Eerielte pstleB Sblr ols Treiriuioer in
Der erld'ccten: SpmraOnle uno fam NIT rfm
Sten NcAtmcnt ter Sbic T,clm,Glocn in
Watamrras, Wcr;fr, an. Sron!hcit reran-
tnBfc 'tn ftlnen slbldtto III III hncn unc cas-
ssete, mas ocn i'm Qetcrt mnrrc. mar.
eas or til Ss9riff (tanb nath Ohio ;utid.
intchren. "a htdlt mid,t,ee 0tadtidten
pcli Neutid!ano fnr I'm eanrer elnoctrcffen
ltnc, 10 ersettt an ihn uno ale N,eniccm.
tftnnce Gle 8ttte Tad,rdbt vcn ,eircm ie
e'asn guf'n'talt Sn getcu Enicr frlseueer
Necrshc
:. 6. Qanabans, Gsutcr,
Stdrf er., Shic.
ug llnlere gIed'fls(ancr, defenders Ter
Serbahter am Shic. nas Grlfatlatt, Der
HerutIlfoner, crr 9n;si9er ees gEclieus.
uno Der ISiseonGnsSanner rerrcn ai,,ialt
erluds os'sr Tahfrase III erpiren..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
Gnss1dr aessS gfcsper
Yit6ts > Nnlpalbe.

Office, crts Stnr pciflit rcm Gcurtkou.
fe i'll Canton.
Seferstn Htdtsiatten in Starf ,ne per un,;..
atntcn &aunttcs. g. 1Ncper. ,tutllhtr 1nnct,t
uno u Nrtar, Mit3!tcr cti3rr fSirml. tc crot chem.
f'!s 2Hf Bic I!iaitsn @eiiiaurstn, o,rumahtrn q
icniii5r 9erft iet Sntrumeu;tn, in reut(tr, fr,r.
!'ht,btr nnc tn6litdcr @rradr, unr tfebt mott an
fur rtrsn 3uians nsti6tcitiu
Canton, rtu l5ten Oct, IS46.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
gefanntmahunotn.
@Sb;lipD SttirbpT,

STR ras tisler ae9c:eis 3utrautn ransrnr treus.
err ftihc S.fAnnttn uHb %cflbdftsf tunrtn htr.
NIT fcrie circm 9tcNrttn puttitum rbAupt. ras
or eas Sdbuhatcr o>citdft in allen flincn Sipti.
den uAe itmtaE9 a!t fcrncr IN tcntr nc,rcn l2erfs
lt4ttc. cine Shuc 'uc!th rcn Stcrs 0rctcrp, fun
rtitsbts Narttperete. tct1ci.t uuo rurt e,itt rtr
NrtcIt rsnmrite &:ricnung unc tilli3c prsi &c aii
f;ratrsS 33t,auen ~ rercicntn bcft.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
:. 6. eauabans, Gsntcn,
$50 TT g tepfMn Gett(cr 9

Cerislte 1T ncr unaefibr TO cher ii Sab
rem rcn Nentfh'auo mad, Zen ger Staa.
fen aus9cipanserr. Ccn legfen Bref, ZEN
lclne 9Sermanrfen ucn ihm ertalten baten.
1T Dor ungefahr enrm Sabre pen S>amilten.
SLttler GcuntD, Sbic aus mad, gd,laud,s.
rad, III WlficlTranfen. &cni9reid, Sapern
ae>d',dt. Ter genannte &ettler lit Ger
StHtbruccr cee Ssafers rec llnfeIeid.netcn.
Ger 1eet allein III Ger State pen Glcoc-
!anc ouThalt. Gerielte bat fhpn erei gric-
't rcn bier e1t5 nati' J,omlt,n on cen ae-
noai'ten G ettier eeld'efg, otel fsine slnts
,rrrt erho!tcu. Ter S!ufNeic,tcrtc, lclite er
o'sie Arfcreerura lelcn, miro hicrmit er.
lrd't, ecmllncers"id,neten Nochridt Ycn fei.
uem 9lIfenttals6rrf III aeben> lrwis aud, je-
Zen Menidcnfreunb. ter eiras rcn eem
senannten Settler ptGen irllte, hermit euf-
setercert 1T, eaiIelte 5u tbun.-Iie slptrets
le lit
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17

iaht,ber unc erSlitttcr @rrad,r, une FEM m;ht ~,
III. .rsr:n 3ui nstidtritiu
Santen rIn l5tsn Ie,. ls4s.
2Eoblfei(e 0utsr.
sd bate cine SrrBs Qusmabl eitsr, auf w.,d.
fAs. ." ''''''" ''"''
a., !. ,..o Sfaaf Garter.
2hder, GafTnette, Tlanner. 9stt,.uo.
NuBlln, Ssttiitersilae, 8lanfets e,;,s ess'
Rappeu llno fertig gemad,tc .Sflciounosii;;f.
10 eben srbalten uno tpcblfei( III uerfaufen IN
me'nsm Stohr.-Nufet all mnb fetct "
Slaaf Starter.
SIR Sases bote i'd cine ousee,,nr.,. rr..t :,
Sn'fr, BIC fib fur j;ee 8 brts,tit tr,faid 80.
aliases rrn J.fsr S1rte unD III t.rs ayreies rnn
~ 25 Gents ssr Ya,r. oiufrr sic sef;u;of sr
llne taufsn Gic il rl:i,.x, G tcpr. ~ W.
SIaaf garter.
oreetries, otcinuaaren une G;Grr,,.
rtn Af6ueia duf eane aGc ecrttn rrn s,,.ss.s
'sn mtretn sH Saarscp- pre,ftn aIs s,hfr,a g.
o"!S' s"sfnrnii'sn, in -Satt:ts Gtosr,
Gt5se g tide rrchlf.;fc Iorrrts y, n..e,,x
'fhtIas S'rFl unr Gttrs$crer rrn rfr trtft, c.
'e' S:' '!hfe c'e NufmertIamteit enes set,n. br,
~ ~ "'" NaH'hf, atf meire gc3cnrir.iae III sn,h
oH,fr: hho ss 'plre mir tei 0treuaaen maiden
,.nJ;hf'en Oe'f"9 buan3 III seeeu, ,reIte ,rsir,n
Sf:Sr fratrrniIr:n.
n Slaaf Starter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17
r. Sobn 9,rpp, Gfeselane, Ohio.

Wc TT Sebaftian Malriner +?
aus Sanbad, areisamt Srtmsiier, 8Snis.
reid prruesn.
Gerfelbe it nn9efibr ucr l2 c,abreu mad,
cen 0ereiHiaten Sfaaten Gereiif, unb fcI
ild,, mad, ecn ieb'en 9iad,rid,ten. in 8rfble.
hcm, Tenno., oufgcboltsn haten. Sein nm
tfrsethnefer Tcfe. Der lsbtes Trihisbr In
Scitrn anfam, piinfdt Tad]ridt anter Der
SbreGe:
Sebnnn DSrr,
care of Boston Mers mr., Boston. Mass.
Dptf > ffec.
eantcn cen IL. San, 1s47.
Brn henti9em Catnm an mifTcn oIte
pefseleer in tieler Office taar te,att
mcrtcn.
g. 3ut. G;reroe Tunbnr ir. n as9.
aae Nrtrn Drudatbeit ,rirb tn Aieftr.
Crnderet fanber unb panftlid befcrat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-03

e 0NNEFS Iae5tai' -toes OF att kinds just rc=eIy
- PEI DARB &GHts.
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HoHaagoiia Lottery. Class "a. draws
Haf l5.I847. 70 numbers. Is drawn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-03
t apL "a BUILDING LOT FOR S3lF

ote vB ~ 70 10 m square a Genr 10 - i'i
4 Hree All r,otffiy twenty Two ~, 80,
ee and tfi 1y.hs back On an alles about sTe
'ou.y ,ab w. 4 l-el now offered for ssie -
Az i19t d55r ~ ~, ss. oief said lot al pnbte sale
MY NaYner sf ~ eer House, ON saurday nv
AL. Pc given on 3 tt = cock \. NJ \ literal Gre
r MI '-' i'4i chase money.
&. 'ae s-9se salt i. &c.. i w eHAPLtNE.
'''' iN'tpsned 10 SATURDAY, pext
llLNrr. NAV l. III.
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..' iea tt.ss advantage .a .a
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DBRSEI \.
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as4 Ser ii- ltt+A ste
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s:5O.e1GsSs.

Alexandria Lottery, class 2G. draws At
Alexandria May %, l847; numbers
II drawn ballots.
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gs.GKEEs 4 1sasalELD

u ROW.N and l.5eacGel 5hTines, large STOCK and
fAS sery iafs l4sg received at pr DAkRAGHs.
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EbRA

go DGZfzN Cotton Irot ircs on HarI and f,rsase
y = low = - 20 q E-EEa-. n - -------
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G.Io1Hs 5azzasro- and yezt6Hg. II every make 70
1T ati HN-ais %. Fei4 iuF prices, fH-t received l
Pr -N Nt#sHs IAttaR q MaB-H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-03

z. tNEN HANnEEEGHilf--Fh fCst ia Town Ton
1-S ~. - s,4s 81. sJ ami S
Rr-o N,H-la. Ttytos d Afsrsu
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-04

full have the old governments of Europe been to avoid
as long as possible the rupture of diplomatic nercours
among themselves, that during the progress of the diff
cultes between Great Britain and France, with regard
America In i75i5' each of those nations had its anbas-
sad0r at the court OF the other long after their subjects
had been engaged in actual war on our continent
That our government should have ''nsisted that the
intended negotiation with Mexico should be carried
by residing envoy extraordinary and minister penipo-
Tertiary" is by no means unntelgibe. We desired TO
pursue the ordinary usage, and did choose to submit
to The dictaton OF another power in such matters;
good understanding Had il then been found necessary
TO send commissioners. that might have been done,
whilst the ordinary ministers still continued in the exer
else OF their ordinary functons to the advantage OF both
nations. That the questions might doubtless have
been discussed and settled easily, fully, and sasfac-
tonly by commissioners as by residing ENJOYS is
scarcely probable, inasmuch as such commissioners
thousand little obstacles to peaceful communication,
which would doubtless" have arisen daily whilst their
discussions in progress Does any believe that
the result of the negotiation between the United States
and Great Britain respecting the northeastern boundary,
in 1912, would have been the same, had Mr. Pakenham
been recalled from Washington, and Lord Ashburton
appeared there only as commissioner?
In conc fusion, the history of modern nations shows
very few instances OF the recall of diplomatic representa-
tive, the refusal to receive which has not been
followed by and, considering the circumstan
ces under which both these acts committed by Mex
leo, they certainly indicate most egregous nfatuahon
not ''totparaieied aadaeY on the part of the gov
representative really caused by discomfort with
the character in which he appeared nationally
believe; and Mr.. Gallatn HIMSELF while laborng to
sustain the legality OF the motive thus alleged carefully
avoids any expression implying his conviction Of its sin
cerity r. g.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-04

COMPLIMENTARY VIsT.-The mayor and the members OF
the three municipal councils paid a complimentary and
formal visit Generals uitman and Shields, at the St
Charles hotel, yesterday His honor, the mayor in warm
and agreeable stye rendered these distinguished gentle
men the FATALITIES of city and the courteses of the
municipal authorities and introduced to them the differ
emf members OF our councils. al Shields made a
neat elegant and eloquent reply in behalf OF himself and
General Qutman He remarked, that the many evde
which the patriotic citizens ofNew Orleans had given OF
their kindly of the services rendered by the
army Mexico, filed the hearts of the officers and sol
ders of that army then present. with pleasure and pride
which it would be vain for him attempt to express.
They might be assured that their couresies would be
long cherished, and remembered wildly were their
patriotic exerons sustain and further the efforts OF the
army in Mexico. After friendly inerchanges Of senti
nent and feelings and of mutual congratulations and good
wishes the depuaton took leave Of these gallant officers
Nev Orleans Delta of Nov 26.
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From our Baitimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 40, p. m.
European ne,cs erpected-IHe mail from the easf.- The
markets, 9s. sas
have been the lookout all day for the expected news
by Hibernia but up this moment, tidngs
have reached from her. the telegraph Is
good working order through to Boston. She has been
full fifteen daysraher long passage for Boston
gtsA
Thseasterh mail has just arrived but find nothing of
interest it, except Geographic despatch which annex,
bringing from the of by the western tele-
graphic wires. This sdecidedly anew feature.
The MARKETs-In the Baltimore market, to day, there
transactions of any in flour and grain The
merchants waiting with anxiety the arrival othe steam
en- now due. Some holders of Howard street -four
refused SO 25 but there few buyers those figures
Nothing doing in grain of any kind both wheat and
are 49,
AT Philadelphia, this morning. -four was held at 20 Co.
with sales Prime white wheat will bring 13S 180 cents
new yellow corn s. Corn meal 50 rs. Whisky,
% Nothing doing in cotton. Small sales ofobncco
prices quoted There change in other articles
usually spoken of in the markets all business being almost
entirely suspended in anticipation Of the arrival Of nc
tit
The weather is very pleasant, the storm having passed
to the nortlward st
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-04

SOMETHING IN A NAME.-Attention has sometimes been
called to the appropriateness of the of military
leaders. Taylor has had an infinite variety of jocular al
sons to the in which he has ssped up the Next
can nation has fully proved his claims to the APP
peation of Yin field Worfh might have taken his
from character and his deeds Pierce has gone through
the enemy like streak oflighnng, while the heavy blows
othc Smith rung loud and clear the Mexican anvil
Wool they has icooed our foes, and Tciggs t~ggd
them to some purpose. PHow has invited m,ny Next
can to his last sumbc Butler tapped his share OF Mexican
barrels at Monterey while Hunter started the out o.
Alvarado and gave his commander chance to be In
the death The Indiana general showed Santa Anna tina
here was no turning in that Some OF officers
nave proved even better than their names Guilds showed
Pueba that he baby, and Bragg proved hnise
than boaser Buena Vista-Richmond Hepnbftcdn
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GEN QurrMAyTh This gallant soldier left last evening for
his home in Mississippi. He was accompanied by many
of his friends and several of the officers of his staff Mis-
sissppi whose soul is full of chvay, will make the welkn
ring again when the heroic Quman reaches her shores
Health and the brave and gallant Gen. Qutman
Netg Orleans Delta of Nor rs.
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DIED,
On Tuesday, the 30h "8e Winchester, Virginia.
the United States
Senate and painful Illness BENJAMIN
CHEW MASON, In the 22d year Of hts age
AT the early OF little he cane 70 ns
University Virginia. aud apon
the study candidate the n8ne
Of an intuon whose degrees conferred ~
and measured by test than those imposed y any eeer
college in the country Here the gaees purity nee
bad other assocon than that eng ss
the hustrous Author q our Pin Of
a6econate esteem and edsnf1ea Of
studens "
sesson the pomoney syuptoas q biz
Ipcss coupeed him Of his hoe Whare
could receive hut attention which the nature q HI
and which nothing but the devyoAn 81
prompt The tenderness Of ctAe1
stow Young ged and hsndsome manly generees 2e4 nod
ardent warmhsaed and ccsatA1t the vsy ~ - fshs
brothers, and sisters and the pride Of Who enjoyed
cherished his friendship with sl ha4 eoul& sails III pss
h heightened suasrings oospfaIa
against Providence Whoet
bowed down IN he deep humiy u Cksen spirit
and in the calm cheerfnlness ofa hope ~
OF all the and graful iusnces and evidences y hts a.
fcon and confidence which happnssr Of ths wres
enjoy the highest and Waived peculiar pive
ring his sick chamber Upon thsss aai sn9g md
serene v in mind wheA sees.e1 bst u have gpvu -
ths body wAsted and he ye4 I'm I'll
the deep sotsmn eeraeNe - sincerity and osvens1 q
r.a ncss ss..sis - s.y,s rers;.s y "a. ~ I.sss -
han t called Heaven Not the devoted snd cksn hsas
hsn, all through NJ hs shsssAsd rsasnsssses sfh hssAsA
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D,l ~
Shippers evidently felt there time to lose In getting
their stocks market before the close Of the canal 1t is
probable that many of them caught by the frost. new
ertheless.
The Acadia took from Boston about $i05,OOO in
specie and the Liverpool packet the Isaac Wright takes
about 5000, 900 to day or tomorrow
The canal closed tight yesterday pretty much all
along ne having been open 23 dayste shortest sea-
the last years The longest season was in 1926
when tho canal opened April 10th, and closed December
St-2i3 days The of tolls collected last year,
in the closing week of canal navigation, was $4,000
larger has been received in the corre-
spending week this year but not enough to raise the re-
ceips (Which last week S3 6lO,zz0 zS)
three million hundred thousand dollars though they
will not fall much short large The total tolls
this wear Of ru will exceed Of 1915 (he heaviest
to that dae) beween nine hundred thousand and million
of dollars
The barbaric exavagance and the disposition 70 imi-
tate SO intimately blended in the African character, are
continually pro lucng the most udicrous effects negro
swell is richer than anything in Crukahank or
Punch Some of the coored folks in the north have been
holding national convention their own hook IN Troy
lately, which they made curious tumble OF the Chicago
convention, religious synod, a temperance union,
farmers club meeting, and the American 4nsttute-and
wound up all by resolving lst make address to the
shareholders of this country and de mand OF them that they
immediately let their sapcs ga free 2dy, that committee
appointed carry the above resolution into elect anu
3dly and terribly, shat this convention recommend 9
our people proprety Of instring their IN the art
of soar." Momstrum horssdum! Guns. tumpets. blum
derbusses bassoons big drums, and epaulcttes for hs
Hanibe Guards ~ and yet while we augh-as laugh we
mus-perhaps may recall without difficulty that the
poor black folks but copying, little over done some
rhodomontade of our own .aa5s.
All night and this morning. until about noon, we have
had steady rain with atmosphere clearing our
streets of every vestge OF the short frost If the same
has prevailed through the State have kept
the canals, portion Of them, open little longer
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From the N. o. Delta, Nov. 90.
From the HraaOs,

The schooner Panama Capt Porter, arrived here last
instant To the polteness Of Capt Porter we are in
debted for files OF Maamoras papers, and the Monterey
Gazette of the oath of October They contain no news
of any Importance DR.. George Bullard, an american
physician killed, short time ago, by two Mexcans
at Piscarea Grande The Monterey Gazette, in noticing
the murder, says
We learn from friend, who received . letter from
Pscarea Grande, that American Dr. George Bulard,
had been murdered by Mexicans They went to his
house under preence Of getting medical aid He went to
the house of the supposed patient and when about enter
ing they stabbed him in the breast killing him instantly.
Gen. Taylor had not arrived at Matamoras the nth
inst, though he was hourly expected.