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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18
VOLUME XL!V.-NUMBER ii.

| OfCol. Doniphan's march 70 Salllo The A:rx-
leans are OF course apprised, ba, as he moyet
SCUM they were vastly alarmed Tor lie tate u
Durango. When they discoycrc, or susrcc!s,
his true intent, they breaihcd so much more fec
~, that il is udcrors 10 read he letters .i,cy L.,
spached 10 the capital.
The excuses OF Gen. Urea and his subor'i.
mates, committed towards Mexicans themselves.
are loudly complained OF, while his services IN
harrassing ME Americans are cheeTlully ackncv.
,eused. We have all along lei, sure thar tie
Me&icans would be The fist 10 cry out aeains,
guerrillas. "7'''.'
oh lhe u LlL. The new constitution, founded
upon Iha. OF 1921, was formally adopted. San,a
Anna. Herrera and the memte,s Of Coue.ess
swore 10 observe it, and this ceremony tcine over.
they marched 10 The Cathedral, whe.e solemn
ls De1em was celebrated.
The papers GIVE accounts OF revolutionary
movements in Oajaca, some 2OJ troops HAHN.
revolled On The sth ut. and declared against Tie
State authorities.
We have only time 10 add that / papefha been
started in The capital entitled I'll Rd%0aqJ,n,
which is opposed 10 The war although il rougd!y
denounccs the conduct Of the United States.
IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOL
DlERS.-By an act Of The last Congress, a.
proved 81 March, 1917, (says the New Orleans
Delia.) $500 OC0 was appropriated 10 provide ~,
The comiOr, OF discharged soldiers, VINO NAV te
landed al New Orleans, or other places within
INC United States. so disabled by disease o. hy
wounds received IN The service, as 10 he unable
| 10 proceed 10 their homes. This sum is 10 Ia az
pied under The direction Of the Sacreiavo ii var.
On The 20h Of May Gov Johnson adllesSea 4
| communication 10 Gen. Brooke, calling his ~
en!icn 10 The wise and humane provisions o.ihi>
act OF Congress, and enGgirrg whether, under
The direction Of The Secretary Of War, lie hal
been empowered 10 apply any porlicn Of he sum
appropriated al this point, and wha, arrange
ments, il any, had been made Tor carving INTO
| effect The provisions OF that act. Gen EiuuAc,
with his usual prornpiness Immediately wrote IL
| the authorities at Washington on the subject,
| which was as promptly responded 10 in lie ip.-
lowing Letter from Adjr'&n, General Jones:
| AryUTsSr GsS2RAL's CYricr,
| Washington, May IS, 1877.
| General: Your letter ii thc 20;h, On The sub.
| iect Of discharged volunteers who are sick ami IN
want, has been received, and ! have ihr pleasa,.
10 inform you that the fund appropriate b. Con.
sress iol their relief 100000 dollals) i nov
available. Your rcqn;sion on Tie Quar,.nas-
ter al New Orleans tor any funds thai you n,5Y
think necessary 10 b. placed in he hand Il As
.i>iaa, Surgeon McCctmici, IL .ulGlmeni II H..
objcc; Of tie law ii New 0sleans, viii tc plompt-
~ met. am, General,
Very respectfully,
Your ube,iri -ervanf
fSiencd1 r. JONES Adjnant General.
| To Brig General GEORGE NJ. BRocEg. com.
manding Western Division, New Orleans, l.pn..
siana
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A REWARD OF TWENTY DOLLARS will be paid
n for the apprehension and delivery 10 me, At Wat
kinsye, Gsochland county, Va or confined so that
set him, offs Negro Man named CARY-calis himself
Cary Mullins. He is upwards Of six feet high, black,
has high forehead iuli beard aud has lost one Of hs
front teeth. lie has been boatman the James and
Rivanna rivers orten fifteen years and may attempt
10 pass az free man. he wre and may have the
necessary papers. His wife lives at Mr. Hopson Bin
ford's in Goochiand, about which place he may be
lurking, though il is my impression he may be the
Appomattox river in the capacity of boatman Tie left
seeing his wife, and has not yet returned.
June 4-cw3w& CARR FLEMING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18
NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.

The "Altany A!la," says the '1cmJcsatc
triumph in Now York is complete" Al tie de-
mocraic candidates Tor appeals and lie ciril; oi
The cour, (Mr. Charles Bea;um) ale elected ard
a democratic majority in the slip;cmc Cour -
out OF 81. The popular majority will be hardly
short OF l5003-oac Of hos oli-fashcaed ma
jorilics which the democrats USED 10 oh ain, before
discotd and disorganiza,ion had Appeared in Our
ranks. We cannot Lct hope Says the Union
that tie republican party will be uliiei, although
The "Albany Argus" and lie ALBANY Alas
continue 10 rcpcl each cher
The accounts we receive from Pennsylvania
continue also 70 be Q. cheering character. Tho
"Grecnsbu!g Republican" Of Friday states, that
"lIom all the Information we can CLEAN, We are
more and more confirmed in tic opinion that Go
vernon Skunk piH5e rc-eiectcdbyG greatly u.cecs.
are united on him. and all appear sansuiac u I
tIiulnpiaut e.cciyun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18

The Rio Journal Of Commerce (says The Nor
folk Beacon) urges The recall Of The brazilian
Minister at Washington, on account OF his Gift
ca conduct, complaining that lie had given sa-
lisiacion 10 he government Vi The United States,
instead Of cxaclina il
The Journal OF Commerce OF Inc 3 Of May
contains the proceedings At he opening Of The
Legislative Assembly of The second Of May
The Emperor and Empress attended the sitting
in person, with all the pomp and circumstance
oi royalty. The Emperor ie!ers in his speech
to he general condition If The Empire, and
lha! hs had always endeavored 10 maintain iricai-
" relations with The Governments OF the Old and
New World. Refers 10 Tie correspondence be-
tween The two Governments in relation 10 Tie inn
= isonmcnl Of Lieutenant Davis and three United
Safes saiors--reolcls that The difficulty has not
been terminated, but assures them that il will be
concluded in manner becoming the national
dignity. The Emperor did nol approve Of the
proposition 10 send Mr.. Wise his passports.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Louisa county, con
unued and held 1t the Cou: house thereof, Friday
April the 10th, lsi7:
John Hunter and VIM. NJ. Amber, Plaintiffs:
against
VIM. w. Beadles, Executor Of James Beadles, de-
ceased, Fendo Chi!es, Trustee for his children by his
ntst wife, Patsy formerly Patsy Beades, and as Admi-
illustrator Of Edward Cosby, deceased John W. Turner
and Leta his wife, James L. Harris and Susan his
VILE, James II. and John w. Chiies, (infants,) WIN.
w. rel'ns and Martha his wife, Meriwether L. John
son and Mary his wife, VIM. Bcadles and Arena bis
wife, Joseph Vest and Susanna his wife, Joseph Lips
comp and Leroy Lipscomb, the said VIM. w. Peftus,
MenwelheI l.. Johnson and Joseph Lipscomb, Execu-
lots OF Waddy Lpscomb, deceased, John b. and James
Carpenter, John Lovcless and Nancy his wife, the
SAID Nancys children by the said John Loveless and
oy Her former husband, Arnett, now deceased, the
descendants OF Sally Tisdae deceased, Elisha Melton,
John b. Grubbs, Anderson NJ. Ttice, Lewis Webb Co.,
JOHN n. Gordon, John n. Gordon & Co., Jamcs M. Rat
e'ine, Philip Ltis & Son, and Hall Nelson & Co.,
Defendants.
This coming TO be beard on the papers for
der the order entered In this OH the 18th day Of
Arr 1876, TO which sundry exceptions have been To-
ken by the defendants, Melton and oihers was argued
BY Counsellor consideration whereof, the Couit, re-
ectng the said report as not having been made in
iony the said order of the 18th day of April 1876
IN hs the said Commissioner, instead of taking
Count directed, has reported TO this Court the copy
Oh an account taken In some other SUIT, between other
parties-doth refer il TO the same Commissioner TO take
Tie accounts heretofore directed and report thereon,
With any matter deemed pertinent by him, or which
ehher party may require.
A True Extract. Teste,
~
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TOM CORWIN.

Who is Tom Corwin7 Oh, yc Wings of Ten
nessee, heard We ever OF An individual, who lux
uriales in the euphony OF Tom Corwin2 Well,
says the Republican, journal published in Ten.
uessee, we rather guess, that in the year 1912 you
did hear something about this b'hoy; for he made
a speech in October Of that year, III Dayton, in
Ohio State, and such vast assemblages were in
attendance upon the occasion, thai they drank a
creek dry! And what of Tom Corwin? cry a
thousand Wing voices. Why, The Congress Of
Mexico has voted him resolution Of thanks fol
The speech he made in The Senate Of The United
States u!
In our opinion, (saya The N. o. Courisr,) this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18

LATER FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.
The schooner Oregon, Captain Whitney (says
the New Orleans Picayune, June 81 arrived a,
an early hour this morning from Tampico, whence
she sailed On lie "a Jane. She Brought over
twenty-five discharged soldiers OF the Baltimore
Battalion; the remainder had sailed on The schr.
Morris and other vessels Tor this port. The
steamships Fanny and Mary Kinesand had
gone on 10 Tampico.
Tic report Of Ssala Annals resignation had
reached Tampico bur we arc Sill uncertain il il
has been accepted by Congress. The feelings OF
The people are l.aEi.cstly auch cnb!ttsicd against
him.
F.om Tampico we have no local news OF any
interest.
By The arrival Of The Oregon we are placed in
possession G! papcls from the city Of Mexico TO
the -! OF May. The latest papers previously
received were TO The 18Th. Although these pa
pcrs are no, so late as some extracts from letter
We have already given, they contain Interesting
news. And fist u the Presidential election.
The election. be /. borne in mind occurred on
The 18Th Nav. and the returns are slowly coming
| in. We now learn that the States Of San Luis
Poiosi and Gaanajuatu voted each Tor Angel
1'rias. the former Governor Of chihuahua.
The STATE CT Vera Cruz voted for Gen. Here
m. So. TOO, did Mchoacan, he receiving cigh
votes and Santa Anna Two.
Thus, then, stands the result, so far as we have
any certain knowledge. Angel Trias has receiy-
ed The votes Of the States Of Mexico, San Luis
Polosi and Guanaina,o. Gen. Herrera has The
votes Of Quere.aro, Vera Cruz and Michoacan
Senior Ocampo has received The vote Of Pueb'a
This, We think, looks favorable for Gen. Herrera.
who is much better known al home ard abroad
than Angel Trias. Gen. Santa Anna, 81 far a.
The papcrs infam as, has no, been candidate
save in Michoacan.
The Legislature Of the great State OF Jalisce
declared By vote OF II 10 II that the decree o.
Congress ordering the election was unconsitu
,ional, and they refused 10 go on with it. This is
REGARDED as a step towards revolution and The nj
finale inderendencc OF this State.
Senorcs Rosa and Rondero have left the mi
nis,ry. Baranda was still Secretary q STATE
lolios were yacan, on the 22d the Ministers ha
wing rendered their designations.
The order Of Gen. Wor!h's entrance into Pue
Ma is given with influences. His force is Sc
down by the Mexicans al 1890 men, with shir!eel
! pieces Of artillery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18

{IriyGct n letter ffon, Ie'acSscc, .Innc ID.
Our region is now very quiet, Notwithstanding
our canvass for Governor is going on. The can.
ddales are now in Middle Tennessee, and If |
was 10 read nothing bu, Wing accounts Of the
discussions, shoali feel pretty sure that par Of
pharaoh's dream was literally lIIe-ha! The
lean kline had eaten up the fai-ard that onr esti-
mabc Governor was dcveuied. Bui what ie.
eyes me from the horror their accounts would
create, is. hll Know both The men well, and
therefore have no fears Of such 4 catastrophe
We feel confident ii eleo;ing oar worthy Cover
nor by a handsome majority, with all their hue
and cry about tic Mexican war, which seems 10
he The 5urhen OF their song. The candidates for
the Stale Legislature arc out also, and yisilaniy
canvassins our county. Yet there seems 10 be
but little excitement among The people. Our
county is decidedly Wing, or rather Federal
yet we eel pretty sure in securing a. least one Of
Two members, il not both.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18
MARRIACEs.

Married, on The 18Th June, By The Reverend
Thomas Durham, Dir. E, q. CAuTHoRN, 10 Miss
L. A. Oliver, last daughter OF William Oliver,
deceased, all Of Essex county.
Married, in 81. Pauls Church, LyncAburs, on
Thursday evening. The 10Th instant, BY IN Rev.
MIR. Kinckle, DR.. JOHN STslaE DAVIS, Of Char
lot,csviIe, TO Lucy LAMpoH, daughter OF YIN.
NJ. Blackiord, Esq.
Married on the % juno, BY Reverend Mr..
Dunlap, THOMAS Il. Vans, 10 Miss SARAH J.
DUFF, all OF Baltimore.
Married, at Roseneath, Henrico comfy, On The
9Th June, by The Rev. Moses o. Hoge, Mr. WILL
LIAM B. ELLIS, of Richmond, 10 Miss JUDITH Ii.
CoLoul9T, Of Henrico.
r Baltimore papers please copy,
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FJFTY DOIJARs REWARD

DAN AWAY, in February last, my man ALBERT
II He raised In Richmond, Virginia. and il is be-
eved he will try TO get hack there Albert is between
IS and 30 years old very bright muatto straight hair.
thin yisage thick lips, feet inches high and had
on when he le black dress coat dark sane,t pants,
aud fur cap He formerly belonged to person by the
name of Goodn-was sold in Richmond some or 10
years ago purchased by Mr. Wm Martin, negro trader,
with whom he travelled two three years. He is
known by Mr.. Abrams and number Of The traders
who purchase in that market. understand he claims
10 be free il gets back there and will attempt 10 pass
az Free or as white man-calling himself Albert Good
in. The above reward will be paid TO any person who
vii. lodge him in Jail, 50 as get him.
CHARNER II. S0AlFE,
Chester District 5. C., Carmel Hin Z. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18
Texas Land.

THE subscriber has for sale TWELVE THOUSAND
i ACRES OF LAND, situated in Western Texas
His long residence IN the country, hrteen years. and
extensive acquaintance, have enabled him 70 make
cool selections both To the quality of The land and
the titles They held under patents from The Co
vrrnment, in tracts containing from one labor. LII
acres or league and labor, 4,605 acres. Negroes
or Merchandise taken in exchange. Apply 10 Thomas,
Simoss OF his Attorney, }. Murray Brown, Charlotte
Courthouse. IloMaS SiMoNs.
pichlnnnL lnne ll-c3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18
TO MANUFACTURERS. MILLERS AND
MECHANICS

ITAyING been appointed Agents in this city for the
III sale GoODYEaR'S METALLIC GUM Elias
TIC MACHINE BETTING, we have now, and SHAH
hereafter Keep, full supply Of AL sizes suitable for
MANUFACTURERS, MILLS and MACHINE SHOPS.
Since We have had the agency, we have sold many
BELTS and happy to say they have given entire
sa,lslacton and fully sustained the reputation they
have acquired in the Northern and Eastern States
MILLERS, who at this season are preparing for the
CROP will 6nd TO their Interest to adopt TINS
Betting for their Elevator Straps Stretches
and does not slip the pues. In all workshops and
factories where there is much heat il Is particularly de-
sirabe, degree Of heat under three hundred de-
srees Of Fahrenheit has any effect upon IL.
We have alsoa supply of PACKING for steam joints,
which i'd of great value, all machinisis who have
tried acknowledge II Is used in this city, and by
Engineers on all the Northern railroads and steam
boats and in all the new steam mills
WILLIAMS l. HAxALL,
June e-e6t Agents for the Manufacturers.
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RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE is 1917

is but the beginning: tic Congress in Mexico de-
signs to change her mod: Of warfare. Her ar
mics have been varqnished by The Yankees with
overwhelming slaughter; her stronsholds, her
lorresses. in possession The enemy: her revenue
diverted TO supply The insaders with The snews Of
war. Itishcreaflcrthe intention Of Mexicolo confer
honors upon those citizens OF The United States as
may distinguish themselves BY The advocacy Of
hercause. The ireedon ol he imperial city, pre-
PARA, o, ll4es, TN the days Of the Roman
Consul" hat Carthage voted a resolution Of
thanks 10 a Roman Senator, what would Mrs
Gfundy have said
oh, ye little Corwins, look out ior Mexican
honois; the laborer is worthy Of his hire.
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JOHN w. NASH,
Attorney Mt Law.

rrAyINC returned the State OF Virginia and set
lied al Powhatan Court house, will hereafter devole
himself exclusively his Profession He will regularly
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Powhatan,
Cumberland and Amelia countless and any other Of the
ntshboring Courts in which his services may be spe
cia.ly REQUIRED. May 25-cw4wt
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JOHN HUNTER, C. C.
COM MISSIONARIES orFICE.

Louisa, o5th May, 1917.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
hereby notified, that shall attend in the Clerks once
y Louisa County, at the Court house, on Tuesday, the
sh July next, between the hours of o'clock in the
mofsng and O'Clock in the evening, where they
IaVtea 10 meet me, with the vouchers and proofs 10
uppot ler respective pretensions, and enable TO
carry inttsfieet the said decree.
CHAs. 8. JONES, Commissioner.
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Il. A. CRENSHAW,
Attorney at Law J.,

DRACTISE5 In the Superior and inferior Coulis Of
i Amelia, Powhatan and Cumberland All business
entrusted 10 his will meet with prompt attention.
aor Address-Painevie, Amelia, Va.
lime l5-cit
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George w. Hulchins Of Tallahassee has been
appointed, by The Executive Of Virginia, COM
missioner for The Stale OF Florida to take deposit
,ions, acknowledgements Of dcc,ls, &c.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Ganton starf Gammtp, Cbio Stoneu,ber 8, 1sA7.

| eeler ScmmerIet Ie aus benz Seloe ge,dpldS
GEN baben ,piro, bic Wemmen, Die Fe iInr.
eicber Serr, last Cure Suhtel rubis ltsdsn,
mir iIno bier feline 8cpffsdlter, punIht Sbr
a6er, BAG ih @nd, nit meinem bnd'sncr
Stcet etspd5 beees Dtut aus @nerm 8shirn
ab;apfe, 70 nebmt guer Basfinct herunter
nno id) nil es berslih germ nah Staften
thuu."
yRein Streit unb 3anf am Wat10e y
riefen Die llmRehenoen, uno carrld's Csf-
ti9feit fenncnr, faBten ibn Wcbrere bes@ Dem
9lrme, unb halo init Site, ta!b NIT @cmaI'
flbrten fe i'm fort. Ser Srie9smonn ftieb
ir9erlit eas Sdweret in Die Sdeice unc
irBte fd,, unb nah cini9en Wlnutcn lpar
2lues ,pieocr 70 luitis NIB frSblid rpie ccrs
ber.-v's it fein 3peifel," Fuilerte Der slns
oere leinem 9efihrtcn in Der fruheren Welle
III, ,,wir Iuo Die grlten oom Shladtfslce.
Das rebell,fhe @cGnoel bat npt nidt6 ccu
Der Tieoerlage gehort, Docr es mare hbfl:
der. llno hdtten Ge lhren SOmmerlet 9ele:
ben, wie Wenlrd ihm ocn Shdcel cinIhIuo,
Ge bid,ten wohl miuber gut BON linn. See
penfaus 1T Der Sosel nod uid,t i'm Ieite."
yllno fcl9ltd, Der Sana 9erpte,' ftel Der 8as
merao ein. ,,Gs iteht lhm nur Der lpe9 mad
DEN gie berlancen rffen, uno wcnn er, nit
Gc f19en, bic tittIde Girre ca briiben Fl cit
miro er auf ieiner GIudt Gbertity n;tt uors
iiberg elm. Sreilid, fcllten mir ibn W1nn
9eaen Rann trefen, tplrb's fein 8ineerfpiel
iein. Sbr bdnet febcn fcllen> tpie er ben
oerscg @lcceiter suriidtrteb, tpie Der gegen
Die gerihanSun9en anritt. "-,Mas lein,'
antwcrtete Der &rie9er hObniit ldteIno,
,,aMd, mpaen mir ibm bic gbre bes 3pei>
fampfs ridt antbun. Weine 9aeiter liegen
III fleinen Saufen ldrqs bem llfer ilberaD,
wo Der SluB furtbbar 1T, uno ipirb er nitt
auf Der Steue suiammcu9ehauen, 70 fub Te
ibm Iharf auf Der Sabre" - ,eieb mare cs
mir aber bod" entee9nete ter9lntere, penn
Ole 8auern balo ihrer 9llbernbciten mice
wilroen. Sclte bic Soese losaehen, ebe Ge
au6 benz Weee ituo, uno bcnfen bic Meiiten
mie Scner, 70 fDnnte oas Elm Stld 9lrbeit
aebeu. Suswiiheu @peret, last uus auf
olildltden @rfrIg tr.nfsu uno lauses Nesi
ment fir &Dnia gbwarb."
(Scrtlesuns frISt.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Gin biirSerli6es Grie9s9eribt.
[Srei ttartritet mad B. EA9etutb fur pen Aniei.
Ger res Rrttens.l
Tc. 2.
Infer alter Treunb, Der suitable.
Scrtleeuus.
III 6 r

| " ! q.
Uean flbr nun i'm 1erbSre fort uut be,
3euae bes &ldeere, Der nod, an Der 9fetb'
mar, aab feline sluslasen, peld,e punft fiji
punft benz militdiriifen ;, Daniel" iiberlest
purten. @s berrIhte babet biz feierlihite
Snae unt man fonnte BEN 3uid,auern aue
oen 9lueen leien, rpie QrcBes Snterefe fIe an
benz erfeu proseft nabmen, Der je nah a,nes
merifanidem @erihtsqebrauh auf oer9Beif>
feite ees 99io @ranoe ceI Jfcrte 9efubrt nurs
be. Sn Der 2bat es ihien BON Der @ntlheis
cuna besWecmentcs Der Werth coerllnwertb,
Der Grumpb ober untersano Der Snitituttos
nen Der merifaniten 01epublif ab,uhdn9en!
Ser 3euae ces &ldsers war nit leincn oll>
eemeinern 9lusIasen balo ,u gnoe; aber Der
prcientirenbe9 e9ln,palt ,pilnIhte Der Sahe nod,
ndher anf ben @runo ja fpmmen, unb itelle
te nun benz 3eusen bic bcdwihti9e Sra9e,
cb ibm befannt, cae Delinquent ces &Idaers
Meib setaBt -MtSanc u. guB ustrs
te itt seaen bic 8prleauns bieier Srase, als
iuer irrelepanteu uno un,uIdlTsen, Der llnz
rpalt pes Beflasten; i1,oes Der @clcnel, Der
eiu paflonirter Sreuno Der ,,Siaisfeit" mar
uno alle ted,nild,en Spisfnoialeiten INN ben
Sob nidbt leioen fonnte, fhnitt ben Disput
NIT Der peremtcrilden Grfldruns at, ba6
auf ben @inwurf nitt su ad,ten uno in be,
8eantportuna Der Sra9en fcrtsufahren fet
Der 3euse bradte nun Su Gage, ba5 er ielb0
fraslihen De!inqaenten uno Wacam tn ei
ner 70 enaen 9tnndberuns ibrer reipefttper
@eIlhter betrofen tabe, oaB Der StluB, III
haben einanper faftiih sefast. uuabtpeisba'
lei.
soier aber lies Der Delinquent bas Saupl
flufen, uno bic 3uldaner, -obfhon nm ben
Wsunb bes Colonel uur eiu irontihes eabelH
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03

c;i.e TetaHrtin cAr1e sra sinem Gttrsd, rNe
rcniser, tslfct fir tinmalas jnriiGans 50 Cents,
fir mel u, unr fir ire ftSntre> GinritHn9 befs
(tItsn 9ic1sets IS Cents. Gin Gisrst Uaonate
sin,uricten tsitet Ga, s D1rnats s., / Sabr ss.-
Cine balte g palte 3a1rnatc einiusi2cn 50, cO1o.
nats SIS, l Sabr Gas Gin sonic Syalre fur 3.pse'
nate eritst sl2, aarnats Eas ans SSabs $50.
@tf6aftsta'rtsn u scn ssts singer etc
len ein,uriid.n tpttsn ger Sa6v 50, 6 plenate 81.
9sy ma arit t ithst 1rtssf9 tsnF9tv, tnSs
If@er unr fransili'6sr Grsa&e, wirs in her Office
res "Cbio Sta0ts Sottn' (ansl, tausss unp core
rrtt tctprat