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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-07-14
Land for Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILtE DISTRICT,
In the Court Of Common Pleas.

James Cochran v James Fish.-Attoch-
naent. @.sl
The Plaintiff in this case having fled l,is
declaration in the Clerks Office this day: And
the defendant having neither wife or attorney
known to be in this State. ordered thaf aaid
defendant do plead to tho said declaration
within year and q day from this date, otherI
wise judgment by default will be awarded
against him n z. SPERM, C.. q. i.
Clerks Office Goth April 1847 III IA sa
Law BLANKS FOR SALE Az THIS
OFFICE, s]gs
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-07-14

If the above letters are not taken out Of this
prior to the lat day of October next; they will
be sent to the General Post Office, as dead
letters. JOHN McLAREN, p. Nj.
July Ia 2O-3w
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-07-14

eating the information says it may be in
less than ta0enty days. The Mexicans have
had the whole text of the treaty, which Mr..
Irist carried with him, communicated to
them, and they are satisfied with it. The
President will call an cxrra session of the
Senate, and this news will probably shor-
ten his visit to the North. This is an i'm
portant fact: and we have no doubt from
the source whence it came that it can be re-
lied upon"
There probably is some foundation Of
truth IN this statement, although we ina
gine that the short term of hceutv davs. in
which to conclude peace, is mere matter
OF random conjecture, especially as General
Scott has not yet reached the city of Mexico,
and it is generally admitted that he has to
hight at least one more battle before he can
place himself in a position to negotiate.
A PREDICTION PARTIALLY FULFILLED
The following prediction was uttered by
Don Thomas Gener, in the year 1928, when
applied by Bresscn, an agent of Luis XVIII.
who was sent over TO sound the views Of
the chiefs of Spanish America, in relation
to the possibility of constitutional monarch
les throughout this continent, and, ifpossblc,
to induce them to come into the measure.
Let France and all monarchical Europe
consider we'll, that if they wt~ken Mexico,
if Mexico does not regcneratc herself soon,
she must become part of the United States
of the North, and that before twenty years
and thcnceforth Mexico will not consume
the produce and manufactures Of Europe,
but those of the great cofcderacy to which
she will belong"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-07-14
A List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office at Abbeyllle G.
H., S. c., June 30th, l647.
Atkins ID JANUS care of Mr. Has
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-07-14

New FIRE ARM.-We witnessed some
experiments on Saturday made with a new
piece of musketry-we had almost said
enthusiastically completed at the U. S..
Armory: in this town, got up as an expert
ment by Maj. Ripley from modle prepared
by Mr.. Cyrus Buckland, the skilful master
fnachinist of the Armory. 1t is called a
Wall Rifle, and is the first piece of the kind
ever manufactured in the United states.-
The length ofthe barrel is SO inches, ,calibre
3-4 inch; diameter at the breech, ID
inches; diameter at the muzzle, 3.4 inches;
weight of barrel 80 lbs and of the whole
piece, about IS pounds.
The charge of power was l7s grains,
and the weight of the balls or sIugs, Q Ia
oz. A piece Of canvass, Z Ia by 8 / 2 feet,
with painted ring at the centre, Ia inches
In diameter, was pierced by the balls at a
distance Of half mile, ri times in "a
three Of them piercing the ring in the centre.
he rife is designed for light mounting
55sn wall or parapet, or even upon the
horse or mule, whence it might do
Ge9tion upon the struggling
aksMass) Gazesse.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
sRue5 + Sdfner Ge>
(Ndft*

Yernbaro uno S(crens GDt,
RcnA6rihtise ibre 5reunre une alto Sunrsn, fe'
>rie ras putIitum in NlScmtnen, rag lls ib.
Gtatiiiftment 9elesrn.
lit Der @kerrD Straee, beinabe seaeniiber
8ecr9 Sabers 9SrueneS Sacicrp, Iuolih bon
q. g. 8imbal5 Gjeberei. Gle oerfertigeu
ale Scrten bon 5bcn uno Orb Waaren,
belcnners ale 9Irten Rct9eitlrr, WiIht6pfe,
Sbnheln Seller SumpenI Slumentopf.,
&c. &c. &c.
Sie ptrtaufcn fir %aorscIo crtr Sanresrrcruttt ju
san9taarrn Oiarttrrcicn aufIcrtt tiIis - Elm TIN"
'tanc, Ger 9e3cnw1rti5 ron jcccm -oauspater pcer
tcctr -oausmuttcr tcritfhti9t tpcrren tcate. 3u>
s'ti6 terittcn iie, ras ltc I6 mitprr 2crkrtisuns
pcn 8irsfi3nrrn tt161it9cn unp i'm Stanpt Gnp
Sn 9c9ctcner Scrihrift ir9enc cine Sisur, cim
athanrti!o prrr 8cm1lce ouf pas @eItmatrcllite
unp gang correct an,ueetiacn Sa iteb ibrc Nrtrit
icrtrjrit rur4 Q5nte, V'rt6mat unb OaucrDaftisz
felt aus;tibnst 9auben nc ju licbcraIen ltnrrttis
sung tsreebtst ;u tin, nnb bcffen hittelte aut ~
rrDaltrn.
Set Is. 1916. l.6Wt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
CJutpts, Ohio.

Sn rincm St;irfc wr rDNt SmcifI mrhr ais cir
Orttbcil rcr Ntr6ltcrrnS ou3 80r8rrn ettrht, clr
NIT wcni9 Nu5nabmrn, ttirc anecrt ais rtc rtuthr
2rrad,e lttcn unn ,a3citb 3up Scr 9rrbrn btmrfrati
tdrr Tami il rittts $annts 9,Drrcn, lit rs tNttm NO
tbi9 rcn rcm Nuetn unr r:r Hihti9scit tinrs rent'
idcn rcmceratit6tn 8latttS Su frrchen. Gin Sc
rtr rcr MIR rni8crmIITtn NIT rem GDarNtttr rrr
lHbi8rartb: tct0nnt 1T, tpc5 aus cini5tr SttAhrs
un3 mic fcDr rictltc acnti9t 1T Nrcttitcn st mAs
den uHr rureb 0llt m68itt Ndntc, ltn,rabrDeltrn
tlnc 0crrrrDun9tr ltnttfanBtnc in iDrt 9tec ju
;icEcn, tim iDrt Nni.rtputitanibc 3mcltc rcrmirt:
litbcn 1T ffnncr 3lrAr 9ttt ilr rrr nidt5 ais ras
2DrDl rcs >anres trf5rrcrn ju mrlltn, outin ihrr
0runrf8er nnc Maasrc5tln traftn flc SI9cn, in>
nrin t litb tfcts fir cine rc,rlc Qjrcegetlins ju
0unlfcu ven Ianftit, Spetulanttn unp @cmra9-
nj n crtl1rt bat, rit rtm 41rbl unb Sut>rcIt rtr
Q,cfanmtmntTc, mtc Strrr ltitt cinitbtn fam,
fhnur l:rotts cnt3c9tniltten. 9ltmal6 finfct mar
lic auf rcr Seitc iDrcs 9attrtanrss. Scit mir iii
&rir5 init tcm rtrrdfDtrftcn uHr t0rtArifocn 2irf>
tc non Otcritc rcrwttlt nr, haEcn tHrc 2tnfUbrcr,
unp NIT rictn rit sriammte 2HGigrrfTc ratt
sanlc tanb Dinrurb, hic SacEr rts Scinrts certDti
rst uucJcic srce9ctcHtcn 0aIIen cinss 9rrbrn frei
cn 9ctts NIT lanrcSprrIthtr Ntrtn, Inn e.
ltucer Vort.cilwc:c mitteu, cut,pc,bt uMp entDct
u3t.
tim rttcm rerctrtlihtn Ctr ZEN elmer 70 9ez
untrrtn QartDti nirfiam III ifcnErn, III ntbts &C.
cisuctcr ais ctuc rcutanei9c unc al ,cmstne Nuf,
ttarung fltcr olr mihti9t SraErn rnr Strtirunt.
tt, rtc tib auf rtc pclitiitcn 0erDdtnjfTt riefte
Sanrcs tcje9tn unc rrlTtn trNe ,6aurtYartbtrn rrn
cinonrcr urt,rfhciren. 9lur rurtf ric,c Nufrirung
mirr jertr Burger crit ras, mas CT rcm Gsnnc mr
ecittc Der Gtnttituicn Ger @er. g taattn na5h ftr
fol-, Gin ttlttfIi1nriS:r, nob ei3c"cm ltrDtilc ban.
rclnrcr MNr8tr. tim ren 0tutftbtn rites @tjrts
cin Mttc al ric cano ~ 8ctcn, mrrurtA lic il
St1nr 9tett mrrre'r, 'l'b ufer 'r rrlitietc6ra9ct
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
SOasis GOGfer.
Rehtsanwalt uno Iotarius, Gantcn-
Starf &c., SbiO,

JhtujloullIpull UtU JlpluItUS 0uNtpU,
Starf Co., Sbio,
Q1irb teine un9etbrlte 2lufmcrtmmtcit alien in
icn Sad t6aSenpcn e5c(ttaftcn, rtr ibm anrcr
traut perncu mr9cn, 1T Start unp tcn anaren,ct,.
Den Counties nirmrn 3u9ieb tcnoebriobtist CT tci,
nc sanrslcnte, raB or rpr Sur;cm mabrcnr tcincs
Nnfrntbalts III 0le,p Ucrf, eurd ric 9ilti9c goIfc
res Soirtthen Grnluls roteIttt Ginriobtunaer ~
tretfen i'm Stanbc mar, mrnatb CT tilnfti9 iracnr
0cttaftc III ollen Ibiltn 9euttt lam rurob lie.
ecr9ate an fclSenrc SebtsanmGlbe riinthdD unp
prpmrt rcrttDcn fam.
SIR Gbetnteilen unb @rceterscatbum
Sacsn,
ecnrab Steiumes Mad,enbein an Der
Soddret Gtelnfret6 8aiern.
Sir 9SnrStur4, 8amter9 unb oon, eft
SaDern, Sranfen, 9In6ba6 Nilrntera UNI
oas Son,9reit WurtemberN Or. Nran, 81.
anmptt f0ni9l. slppcaationsgsriebts 9Spo-
Fat III Santbera.
SIR 3rpei6rl'dcn namtura unb OPhein-
preuBen, nru. Garl @rlIen, fInio(. 5000
fat in 3weibricfen.
9iotariuS Nclf Sberbronn, Depart-
n1ent JtteoerrbetL @liaB.
:, Solnladt>n uno ecribtibc Scfumtntc icttr
Art perben pcn ibm in reutf0sr, ensli,eber une
franjoltfbrr Srrade perfertist
S"nlo" 0etr' q. 1917 sstp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
NN q | Il

SIS / #
Seiurih Surfharot aus 9tteoernhau
6Gni91eid) Wnrtember9?
DerIelbe 1T Dor llugefdbr II bis l9 Sab
rem mad, oeu Ser. Staaten 9efcmn,el1, llto
ppt pber Sabren lcl ct nod III eoulsolle
ais Web9er 9earbeitet haben.
Der Sobn leine6 Srubers, tpelter oor Z
Nfcnoten in's eanb fam w. ftd, bier aufbdlt,
punlht innieit NdbereS iber leinen Sntel
III erfabren.
9llIe oiejeni9en, rcldIe ocn oeGcn 9lnfents
bait niTeu, iTuo acbcteu Den llnter5e'hneten
oaucn in GenntuiB al Teen.
9ictrr Sciba.
Ste Stroee ndtit Der Wartftitrree.
pittsbur9 ga. Suit 80. 1917.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
$50 it NrleortCh Gh0hrer, --

$50 1T Srteortb S6obrer, ss
oebnrtio aus 0teldmeiler @ontcn 3,peibrI-
cen, &Dui9reih Saiern?
Gcr1elte lcll lIh in oer letten 4 Satren
in ct. Qpuis, 10 ,pie ilberhaupt in. 9Gci1cr
autqebaten haben. Scin Srnber Sceinrioh
Gtdbrcr in Bpltcu, Der linn ipid,ti9e Gah-
liei,teu ,pe9cn Gcm69c hdItnlfe mitsu-
tbc,len bat, piiuldt lehnlid'ft ielnen Iufent-
bait at crfabren. Sr, 70 pie aae Mcniden-
frcunoe, wclcte Ausfuuft erttetlcn fSnnen,
luo 9cbeten, lrld'e 9elanocn al lot'en, an
Netnrt6 g h obrer
care of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
Sler Sauereien SIT perfaufcn.
eln Siertbell unter
ihrerf AnfrfliIic,1 NRnrtL

W1VHF IUUIINIEN 2NtFIV.
Ter llnter5etfncte perfauft prioatim Die,
Saueretcn> ouf ,peldhen ftrn lehr ente Scr:
tctlernn9cn 9emoo1t purten, untcr ietr bjl.
lt9en Seoin9nn9en. 3rrei pcn so 9ldet
lece, nno cine bon 100 9lder, nabe Be-
Nathp'lte> Nplmc6 @cu1ltD, rno cine rcr
SO 2Ider. nrgefibr cine ta!tc lPeile ron
9fafolecnl S,rnrD County, Shic, uno bic
lelbe gntfernunQ uom gSabod1s uno Gricz
geb1upe, Sdeuern unb oue
tes SoclS auf jeoer ccrlelten!
ecnis Shdfer.
Sdnton ben 4. 9luA. lS47.-24-4m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
7anrfS SO. E1tr1l

Dat fceben cine neue unb nniibertrefaide
9lusmaM @ater BON alien Scrten, panenb
fur ale Sabresieiten, erbalten, Die er su ben
btlll9iten preiien ut perfaufen beabIdtist.
6ommt, unterlufet unb mir fInb 9erpiB,
oae ttr ntht unbefrieoi9t unlern Stobr Der
laBet! J.
Canton, slpri( H., ls47. (17-bu,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01

g8 inb s
eGrl uno Nelnrld Wallano, aus 9lmt Sdbte>
oe, Nanncoer :? - 0ieielbcn ffienen snlest
ans Cincinnati in 1910 unb baben ieitbem
nldbts ocn lld, Dren la1Ien.
Derlluterseihnete, ,ibrS tiefbrncer, ,tpanfht
iebnliht 9ahriht Dcn ibnen 81 haben.
9barleston, g. 6. gSilliam @arten,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
~ OcrrC1ltcll

Gin 9erdumiaes lSchntouS nit 4 3in-
mern un9efdhr 2 Metlen bon Canton qeie-
1en.- Plebhaber ftnnen su9leich BON einem
tie 4 9lder eano inter biDi9en Seciuqun-
gen renten. Gas Otabere iu erfra9en in rie-
Ct Oruferei. l2s3m,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
. lite.

Stbtrman II, brr Austunft ilter btn jtsi8en
3Drbnplat prn &cnrap CONNER, aus Oo6ltn9en
SibcinpfaIi, Vapern, ~ 9cten perma9, 1T frcnnoe
fbaftlittt s,tctcn, mir purb tbncue Q5rle8enDelt
pber pr. Yolt itncn Sc9cnwart9rn NuttntDalr &C..
falli9f Scnau an;ujci9cn.
9lntcn CONNER.
&rnfftcncr, :Dlainlfa abe.
Cincinnati ben 81. Qrril 1s47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
Sobtt Sauer

Waft feinen Sreunoen uno 96nnern, fc-
ipte benz publifum iiberbaupt, biermit Die
ergebene 9lnSei9e, bab er auf fetnem alien,
wobltefannten Stanopunfte, bic bon Safcb
@ber bisber 9efilbrte Grocery fdufltd an fIh
9ebrad)t BAT, unb nun bereit lit jebem gu
iptehenoen nit cen beften unb ipoblfetllten
Naaren ieines 6ahes ,u bieneu.
Canton, 9lpril 81. lS47. 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
4grtcneusriCntcr.


Gauton TaunsrDtp. Stentjeu aus
60 O. <.;+.r r>o~>o~>>.v>~~~>~~-~>~ ~ Nrrlt, 22, lS3O
nc a NItrrtu~~u,->~>~> ~>>~~~ Nrrl @3, lo4S
81 6 0spcrwtQ, ,V~>~~~~~~ ~~~v~~~>~ AfrA ~o' Ao4o
1)Ialn.
ecbn Scatbtr, W. ->->>~~> os
,.trr Scuscubeiitr, W. Arrlt ~o' 1870
Latte.
oG,nttrfi,.> ~ 49, ~ ~>oo1a s, 1s47
cSchr e,cuabtou, ~ >~~~~u~~~~~N~> "~>p'M T. le4o Z
STW csnnrs .>>o. ~ W. .>>~~>April, l3, 1919
tDackson.
4DiQiam IleGcrmif, ,v>>~>>">~~>->o~ ,o-o
So ~ srrb >o>>~~>>.>>~ -~.>~~>c Nrri! ~, 1850
perrp.
cspfcrb 0ctmon >>~~>> - ~~~~~">~> Nt1' aa' @ ,oio
George Dailler, NV ~. ", H>-> ~ S'' ''' '0f'
1sctblebem. .o
Daniel @rrf, W. ~
N Gn 05csborr, ~~~,~~ U~~~~>Arrll 23I lo49
Zucker Creek.
Sarip Il Saih, ,~~~ U>~N~->" AFtu 90 90 iefo
q. s. QHpanrt, ,V>~>~~ W. -~~>~~~~>" APT" ~~' i0'0
Tuscdramas.
0arntin Srbn, ,~>~~>~ .>~~>'~ ~ ,e4o to
George Smltb, ~~~~S~ wv ~ 1910
zaiprence.
QBiaiam Gunnin3b I'M, Su' ~ 4o ie4o
Tkraban Stcprns, ,->~u~~U~~~"'~N>"A Aug. y, lo4o
sOuoa( Gamptet, ,v~~~~~ Ap1lI @o' lo49
9arts.
anh, @st,r W. ~~~v~~~>~ >~">~~Nrrtl y, 1880
Ieter Sttmnttl ttlv>~~~~~~~~>~"~>~>>ep oe oe' 4 is49
c<otob @(cnb b.~~~>~~~~~>> ~~~">>SEP' 80, 1913
IUasbfngton.
Sc(erb 1cmrrr, V~>>~~"' ~>">>"-" ost 90 o9' 90
S,enh 0rrtttcr, U>~.~~>~~ ~~~W~" N~~Stt'%|t 1o4S
zerlugton.
"a Nsorr wv. ~~u>~~~~ U~~U~NUrrl:2 lS49
9So,n. % s. Seooe, ,~>~->~~>~.>>.>~~"o ott' 80, 1889
marlborough.
qDm eatacr. ~~~~>>>>> Snn % go
xel,napse 2D. $eatt ,~~~>>>~ ~>~~>~ *'P'' S' looO
NtmtsDillen.
San,es Ule8rceprp,> .~~~> ~~~"-~~>" "P'" ~ io'o
Saepb 8. .0corer, 0~S~>~' --->> ~~>'->''' ''' 1o'
Osnaburgb.
Daniel @table, ,~~~U~> ~ o~~'>~Ss5t:
Sapic 8ear ,v~~.~> ~>.>~~>~~~~~>~U>~W 49, ls4S
SdmDp.
Gift Glineftlttr Nttr. ~ Io4o
Nnprer 6amilton, n,.~~.~~o>~N>~N~~Ettopcr, ~ Aot'
39fke.
Scbn SmitH, Aft" % o. 90
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01

8eprae I6owcn ittnr) ,o,
Saepb g 6 lptt epm"''"'"''''
Saepb 8 lattH, ,
Sstlb.lm 8. 8urfc, Aucttrr'
Sacpb Stpltnacr, Sbasme'tter.
8ccrse Ioelp, Nreorpsr.
.6einrib 9 d 6nefslr, S6srtt'
Nrnplp $pnd, sanrmcttcr
Sames Sul laobon ocfrher'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
S6ueiber + Werfttdtte per>
le9t
0ctfpl0ls SSpNr.

oNa6t ftintn alteu &unbrn uno rtm uEIitunt inl
Al5emsintn, srsstcntt bic Nnjeise, bag CT fsins
Shnetber 90 crfif0tte.
in lein nsucs Sattten 0ct1trr III qoetts suseara
2 trafIc, i'm ,,rrittn8fAt pterbalt Fem Oortt
2'ierct unr trinabc 9csrnittr cem SrantIin .6ous
rtrlest sat- no CT trtn 0sfhatt auf cine neue unc
rertefTcrtc QGcit fcrtjuicecn arrenft.
Gr sarantirt tcinc Irtcit als nett unb tuutrDaft
unn in ctcrcinttimmuns init rer Irdtr'ttn nnb be-
lictctfcn 0Rctt.
Gr crbdlt bic Dicrt jrurnaitn rncnatltt rcn Veuz
ycrf UNI baItmrnatliet p>n paris, Srantreid.
Qrtcitsrreise m1B,9 unc ,eit9emab.
Tertt9e Glcionn9sitllfe.
balt CT tettanriS auf Jeanr une rerfauft fslht ~
cen tiui9tttn pre:ftn far SaarS,lb rttr anMsbmtas
re $anhts )rtrutte.
Sel. Is. 1916. 3zl 0N.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
$50 1T 9rcIf &urss. ens GIaditatt int
l>elScQshnm NrlNtcin +?

I.ElS07sTNU' !ci5FttN
CEr scr!leb GjIut,taot 1886 uno lancetc in
Eoltmpre im icIren Sabr.-Sein nnter-
fd,riebcucr 0rubcr criudt jeocn. ocr lber
osnielbeu 9Iu5tuuft Aeten fam bic(cs Su
tNuu. @arl & unte,
prcltcu prltrffce, Wiain9trn GiltrItt.
s. 9S.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
@ourten i'm 5temascstrk bon obtO fuer l847.

Gnurteu I'm 5teuasestrk BON ODto fuer ls41.
Supreme Court.
q of,mt;oro. @rpt. IS Starf, Sa,ntt. OFT. l6
~ GulA''''""' cetas "a 0,rrpl, OCT. %
Gourt in 8anten am 6. 9ejemter, in Columbus
Court Of Common pleae.
Gefuntus-aNar, %, suni Is, 9scpsmttr 9.
@tart-Npril g., Nu9ult 8, Ottoter 10.
Iusearawas-Qpril 2I, Nu9ult "a, St0remeeF "''
carrpa-Olai 10, Qn. ult Is, 9lrremtcr /.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
gSnnfnptcit 2tite.
um l9ten September.

9No(lillrn
Sirclcrillc . |
Sanrustp
9lprwae
Jtene 8anfen.
Swciataute rtr StAatsbane
SrSnelin Wr, Gine. 3rrtm,
0Nccbancs unp xraprrs, pr.
Srant!!n, Columbus F"f
Grhanac 20
Olcrbants, GItartlano
0Diuiectbc, 0DiIiertbe
3cnta, 3cnla
SAptpn, O1Dttn
Delaware, Delaware
Nreie SAnsen.
CITY &ant, Columbus PAR
0itp 20 0lsarelane
Gitp % Cincinnati 3prrm
Gcmmrrtlal 90
Sapteu Sant
Sant ron 1tan8a, paintsrtQe
QD. Netcrre, 2rarrsu
Gjebr Q d, 1T Sanfe It.
Oliami GrrprtinS @rmra9nie 25 rs
Safe Qric 5rs
Cleveland ob
camiton 5 rs
SanGacr 6 rs
Com. Tant, Gtiotc 2rs
Sarmerst't, Canton 25 IS
ttrtana A. r6i
Granville 42 e
Sctanpn -
0NamDattitt -
Grhan3e Sane 75r
Domestic 9rnps 1Oc6
0ltp OrercS IL r6
SEN tudy.
Nane IF Sruisriilc rar
SAINT ron &cntutp rar
SlrrtDern Sant ror
Snbt tana
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The ram's horn., 1847-11-05
BOAT UPSET AND Two MEN DROWNED On

lGIhHrsday last tro r-----e ------I-4--v--7-- :
VIM. Merwin. keeper of the hospital in this place.
and the other Saml w. Plat, of Milford, started
in sail boat, ducking On Thursday noon
they went up the Housatonic River, landed and
took dinner with the sister of one of them, when
the brother left with her his watch for fear of
losing it, and left. intending to go down the
Sound-since which time nothing has been seen
or heard of them till Saturday evening, when the
boat was towed into Milford, having been picked
up about six miles below this .,harbor Young
Platt was found in the boat dead, lying on his
face. The boat was nearly filled with water,
the mast and sails gone. together with the guns,
a a., ,,'"'''~--' ~ and Merwin, the companion of
condition of things on uoara % @eeo1eo' -o--- in
which the boat was picked up. that she must
have capsized somewhere in the Sound while the
young mon ygHfng2ding, aud that one Of them
o3etachlng 3 the mast and righting the boat, but
died from fatigue. hunger or exposure, or from
these causes combined, as no marks of violence
were discovered upon his person, and notbino TO
indicate any other conclusion.
The ram's horn., 1847-11-05
WHAT'S IN THE WIND.

we learn that new t~.in the old drama Of
oppression was perGasuaeAs ~ Washington City
last week. By some~~-a law, every free
person ohcolor there, were obliged-to appear at
'he Mayors office and pay a tax of two dollars
per head and give security in one or two thou
sand dollars (by some white men) for their good
oehavloor for one year. We would like 10 know
4 ms step was necessary 10 add to the fund es
StaAlishad to conquer and retain Mex;oo2 c;ua
US light, tyran:s.
The ram's horn., 1847-11-05
NOTICE.

lPublic meeting Of the New York Erngra.
Association" evil be held at the Bethel
rchin Second street, on Thursday evening
at halfpast 7 o'clock.
very interesting information will be Civ
3erence 10 the land, &c. Rev. Samuel E.
'Cy.k L. Fl. Putnam, and others, are expect
edNA4dress The meeting. By order,
~ l. B. WEBB, Secretary.
Wember 4th, l847.
The ram's horn., 1847-11-05

acouired ,a,rs,aoe motion, and ran by the
a. At tispot with aaiix-it
Snr;nnGaH '"e 'eAsion Of the conductor oi tne
,nro,1'5 80 PaSs'ger train, the runaway cars
o.a low "cceioned another disaster. 1t
$3.50 'Aat 'H ffring6eld train had been de-
,neu 'ornlS1iodr or five minutes, in conse-
aao,,e ee u taAnAon board large number of
ronyea.e eh WIN had been attending a Baptist
East rlon Ron ~ Saing6eld and that on reaching
kar On 6nnha.hheo the conductor, Mr. james Par
h;n1 h;a ,;,plg NAT he was few minutes be-
=. &c - nte,ided, against the remonstranc-
,,o;,;ncr a., tba Passengers, on turning out and
,hora5 = ,ros ,y'ston train to pass him there,
bnt inst aor 80 - 5sular place. He had
tho sur;tch . feiy on the turnout, and
from the freig - 'n1 od,' an,1n
the road. M NG So
their Sp ob1ipatio obfpss 1 f the passengers Of
depee for s}s'kal, that phey' 'hey held
God for afRsr, aRs 'aadNs and rais' 81
passed sAof6 cief2ko purchase a small silver
pitthbseff,A worth abb II twenty-five dollars, to be
presented toibTlfas memento of their prati-
tude.
The occasion dthis disaster, so far as we can
learn, wasthe vi lation. on the part of the con-
ducter Of the ffel ht train, of the rule which Mr..
Parker adhered 1 The freight train, as well
as the passenga tain, it seems, was few min
utes behind its tib; but the conductor, think
ing he could rese the next station in season.
and thus save 2 Etention of some fifteen min
utes, ventured o1khere he ought not to have
gone and produqf the collision, the result of
which. though sufiently disastrous, might have
oeen fatal to may passengers among the 200
who occupied theBoston train.
4 Boston Trav. 3Oth Oct.