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GEN. LAMAR CAPTURED.


The Galveston News s" learns from
Houston, that information has been brought
10 Austin that Gen. Lamar, with his CON.
pany of ~ or 100 men, attempted 10 pass
through from Lofedo TO join Gen. Tas Ior
that after penetrating into some difficult
passes Of the mountains beyond the Rio
Grdnde, he WIS attacked by greatly supe.
rior numbers of the enemy, whom he
fought I'LL he lost half his men, when he
found himself compelled 10 surrender
We have none Of the particulars. Zen
Lamar's object was, 10 60 10 the relief Of
Gen. Taylor, as soon as he heard the /.
farming news Of his dangerous situation.
--.es.--
HE CAFlTULATlON OF ALVARADO.
The brilliant, exploits of Lieut.. &. G
Hunter, commanding the United States
steamer Scourge, in obtaining the capitu.
laton Of Alyarado and the Town of Tlaco.
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EDGEWORTH
FEMALE SEMINARY.

FHNHE annual examination on the Nth and 9 Ii
Il will close on Thursday, the 18th OF May
with the exercises Of the graduating class.
The next term of 10 months Will begin on the
Isl Of July. Sludonls from distance can be re.
cel,cd during the juno Vacation.
Glasses IN Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Astronomy will have the aid of a valuable sppa-
rHtus.
Greens5Cropgh, N. C., April o6, lS41
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BOOKS OPENED.

By reference TO our advertising columns
II Vii be seen that Books are to be open.
Cd IN this place and IN a number of other
places IN the adjoining counties, on the | st
of Juns next, TO enable those deslfous OF
assisting 10 the erection OF the contempla.
ted Rad Road to South Carolina, to take
stock. At that time every person who is
able should boldly step forward aud all N
securing the charter al least Of tins road.
What Nlll the citizens of Charlotte and
Mcckenburg DOL You who are 10 be in.
medinlely benefited by the success Of this
scheme, should set q glorious example 10
the Other sections Of the State who are al.
50 interested. Rest assured that # YOU
let tins opportunity slip such another may
never be offered. Emigration has injured
US more than any o her cause that can be
asslgned-ei'e US easy access 10 a mar.
kct aud THIS val be stopped aud then viii
flow III incalcuIah!e bcncd 5, our county will
be Pcop'cd by dease popu!a ion and our
lands improved and q market afforded for
all the surplus produce. These and other
advantages ,naumorabe VIII be secured
to lhs section by the completion Of the
Charlotte aud South Carolina Raj Road,
RESULTS or THE VIRGINIA ELEC.
TONS
As Ear as heard from The following are
The results Of the late Congressional cleo
hons IN the State Of Virginia;
Wings elected, Democrats elected.
John VI. Bots, Archibald Atkinson,
WIN. l.. Gosgln, SEQ, c, Dromgooe,
]. ;. Pendelun Thos. 5. Bucock,
WIN. Is, Preston, Thos. ii, Basly,
Tn. 5. Fournoy II, +, l.. Beale,
James Mcdowell,
WIN. g. Brown.
Being a Wing gam Of four Members,
and leaving three districts to be heard
from. Amongst these Is the Abingdon dis
trict, in which 1t is probable Andrew 5.
Fulton, (whrg) Is elected,
In addition to the gains above mention
co, II Is worthy of remark that three other
districts have been lost by msJnrltIes SO
meageI as TO amount in the aggregate to
but itle more than a hundred votes, viz !;
Mr.. Dromgooe is elected by only % votes,
Mr.. Bocock By II, and Mr.. Atkinson by
-.
In the Legislature the Wings have thus
Car gained fifteen Members and lost fire
The Richmond Wing says that 1t is now
certain that the Wings will have a major
ny in the next House of Delesates-and
!, is possible that they may have a small
minority on joint ballot.
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MIR. q. Ii. Rice

w ILL be in Charlotte within four weeks for
w the purpose of Tuning and Repairing
Plsno Fortcs. lie is recommended by the bes,
Judges IN the tnlon, and he VIII give 500 If any
one eau be found to excel him in tuning or re.
pairing.
4prl &c, lSi; lw
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Vs. We are experiencing a very cold
spell at this lime. Vegetation is kept
back and no doub, Cotton and Corn will
suffer from its eff cts.
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MARRIED

In this county, on the Goth ultmo, hy the Rev
Cyrn, Johnston, Mr.. JAMES DAVIDSON tc
Miss SARAH SPRINGS.
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Sold Out.

ENiiE undersigned having disposed OF his Stock
Il ot Drugs, &c, to Or. J. +, GImtr, would re.
turn his thanks for the liberal patronage extended
to him by agcnerous public; and would ask the
like tavots to be bestowed upon his successor HON
he trusts may prove himself to be more worthy.
As lIbtrahty has been shown in buy ing, a conf
dent hope is entertained Il al there will be no back
mg out about TAYlNG UT. NV Bookr aud paper
arc at the Clerks Office do not fail TO call and
see me when you come to town.
d, OATES,
Charlotte, May 4, lS47. 3lt
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Charlotte 81 South Carolina
BAL EcAn.

NilE undersigned Commissioners the Char.
IL lotit and Sou Carolina Raj Road, will o.
pen subscr rlions for the Stock OF said Road a,
Charlotte, on the ist day Of June next All Der.
sons DESTROYS 10 take sock IN this enterprise are
requested TO appear and subscribe such sums as
they may think proper al the time and place above
mentioned. The books for subscription viii be
kept open for SIX days successfully from the first
Of june, At the same time. Books OF subsetIp-
ton will be opened in the following other places,
under the direction OF the Commissioners hergal
ter named, Va:
IT CoScoRp John F Plirer, w c. Means and
r, w Allison, COMMISSIONERS
AT SALIsBURY-John W. Ellis, Cl uI. Fisher anC
John l. Shaver, Commiss ioncrs
AT hooRsvILrE-Jt mcs F. Martin, Icmuel Bling,
ham and Archibald J. Carter, Commissioner.
Ar WIEE B5EouGII--Jamcs Gordon, ANDERSON
Mitchell aud Augustus Finly, Comm ssioners.
At jETFCRsoN-George Bowers, Alexander Nc.
MILAN aud lourdan Council, Commissioners.
ar LENols-S +, Patterson, W. A. Lcnolr and
Elisha 7. Miller Commissioners
At MoEGANToS-E. J Erwin, Thomas Walton,
i. and Robert Pearson Commissioners
Al Unreasonable Canister, H. d. Childs and
James /, alexander, Commissioners
AT NEwroN-B Burton CraGo, Eli Shuiord and
Jonas Bost, Commissioners.
Ar Observation-Disclosures Mills, James Ora.
ham ana Wlllsm Twtty, Commissioners.
Ar DALlas-Andrew lloyle, James White snG
K, NJ. alexander, Commissioners.
Ii is required by the terms of the Charter that
Five Dollars on each share sha be pad IN when
the stock is sultcrbed. Which the Commission.
crs nave power TO receive The Commissioners
IN the several counties, required to forward the
Books OF subscription 10 the undersigned Com
mlssoners at this place, with all suns OF money
which they may collect.
W. W. ELMS,
CIiAS. ] FOX,
M M q. / Z
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GEN. TAILORS POLITICAL rKINC'
PIES

Gen TAILORS PONTICAL TKfNCL
PIES
The n. Y. Journal of Commerce =
having csnres.rJ ,is conyict,en thai Gen.
r.. .i,t:..,, ,r,.-
w. ''0' N"'' "'''''N' e, "o'
WISH 70 DC ca''e" 80 oS "'"cfs' the Fhii'
adelphta L. ). Gazette " reJons with The
following sockdoloocr :"
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Va Capt, 6. w. Cald~ell's company Of
Dragons were 10 leave Charleston on the
29lh or Both uit. for Point Isabel.
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NOTICE.

|NHE Board OF Supcrlntenden's of Common
- Schools are requested TO meet in Charlotte,
on Saturday, the 9Th day OF May instant. A full
attendance 10 desired.
JNO. A. YOUNG, Chairman.
May ), lS47 lw
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CAMDEN, APRIL %


COITON,-Ou supply appears 10 be nearly
exhausted. The few bales that come in weekly.
sell readily. al high prices. We quote l0a lie.
--CumstH Journal.
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Va The death of Gen. Dromgoole i.
in the Washington Union.
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DIED

In this county, on the Goth nltmo, Miss MA.
RI f, MARKS, aged lG years daughter Of Mr..
Henry Marks
In Union county. on the 10Th OF March, Mrs
RACHEL NJ, WINCHESTER, con,ort Of 10
siah Winchester, ana dau.Lter Of DR.. Josi4l
Cu,hborson, aged q years.
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Az ANCIENT wIrSEss-A JUDGE RE.

Az ANCIENT WITNESS-A JUDGE RE.
sowSEp ron iIoeR,LIrr $50 sscacfrY.
Sir Matthew Hale, IN early life, was ad
d'cted Ga pleasures, and VAN, not TO say
Prnhlglte company. One Of his compa
hoas, from drunkenness, became appar-
emily dead, and thus was one Of tho prIn-
c,psl means Of reclalmIng Hale. HIS bi.
ographcr states, 20 summing up hts char
acler, that, ever after the time he was
started into thoughliuness, he cherished
the utmost dread Of excess IN drinking
aud his testimony was thus soIemnly re.
corded IN tho latter part of his life:
"The places of Judcature, which |
have long held 10 THIS kingdom, have CIV
en- mo opportunity to observe the original
cause OF most OF The enormltIes that have
been committed for the space Of neal
TWENTY years; and by u due observation
| have found, that four out of fire of then
have been the issues and product OF eyces
ave drinking, al taverns or nIe'houso
meetings.
This was said by Sir Matthew Hale
nearly two hundred years ago. Ever since
'ba, time, the uniform experience and oh
ssrrslion Of all Judges have been the same
aud The Investigations Of political econo
fnlsts and phIIanthropists concur IN estab
fishing the same result.
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and IN close proximity TO the Mexican ar
my. Gen. Scott was expected to arrive
at Gen. Twigg's headquarters on the nigh
OF the Alb inst. Gen. Worth left Vera
Cruz with the last division of the army OF
the 18Th, aud byouached that night a, Sau
Juan about twelve miles in the interior.
lie probably joined the advance on the
10Th. Santa Anna was said TO be at Ger.
70 Gordo, where La Vega and Csnaliso
we're posted with considerable command.
The Mexican force al that point, when
joined by Santa Anna, was estimated Ut
hiteen thousand strong consisting Of two
thousand regular infantry, three thousand
cavalry, and the remainder irreguldrs.-
The pass Of Cerro Gordo is forty -four
miles from Vera Cruz and is naturally a
very strong one. Some difficulty is anlic.
Ipated IN forcing it. Rumors state that
Santa AnCa can obtain any amount Of ir.
regular force he may desire. Reconnol.
teting parties from the American army
had been fired upon and several wounded
amongst whom wns Capt. (now Lieut..
CO.. Johnson, OF the Typographical Engi.
neers, who was shot 10 lie arm and hip
whilst examining the Mexican works al
Cerra Gordo. Intelligent officers, who
arrived in the Massachusetts, entertain We.
ry l't'le doubt tina, general engagement
has taken place.
A nun,bcr Of soldier, have been ,hot in
passing the road to aud fro All accounts
represent the Americans as conf lent of
victory, and the Mexcans as burning for
vengeance. Our next adyiccs from Vera
Cruz will, we doubt not, bring US the de.
laiis OF 90 important engagement.
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsE--sISGuLAR
DEATH

The Cculrey,l!c Tines announces the
sudden death, near Wye Mills, IN Queen
Anne coan $, Of Mr. Jacob Reese, aged
% wears, The times says
There are circumstances connected viii
hls drcease which, whether you term them
TIE effects of d'.ordered Imagination, Or
YEA them as actual presentucnts, present
some very Singular points FOR Tie mud to
dseli upon. We viii state the facts as
hey were related 70 W, our readers can
dfas their own differences. o. tile DAY OF
his death, Mr. Reese was engaged 10 seed.
ing oats, and towards evening he aas star.
lied by VOICE, apparently "a. his elbow
saying "you may SOW, bu' sou shall not
reap e. lie looked around and seeing no
one. continued his work Of seeding, auflb.
ulIng Il, as he afterwards stated, TO has i'm
sginaiton. At every step, however, the
waning was repeated, and at las, unable
longer to bear Il, he stopped work and pro.
cecdrd home to his wife. lie was persua.
de1 by her that II was only his magma.
ton and finding that he had 10 fever, and
dId not complain OF unusual lndispositlo1,
she Induced hun TO return TO the field. -
There, however, the same solemn, warn.
Ing voice attended him at every step, you
may SOW, but YOU shall not reap and IN
state OF extreme agitation, he again ceas-
ed COX and returned home. lie there
took an early supper, vas shortly after a;
tucked wllh sRelling 10 the throat, and be.
fore sunrise next morning was corpse
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THOMAS II. BENTON.
GOOD.

A capita al anccdote,s told of Mes.rs. Cog.
gn and Leake, rlvul candidates for Con.
gress 10 the Alb, marie District, Va. In
l-ij Mr.. Lcake, dixie many others of his
parly, who proposed To whip Meslco be.
fore breakfast, &c.l had assured The peo.
pie that annexation would not lead to war,
enforcing has conviction by the pledge that
he himself would do all he fighting that
rohld be caused by ~ 10 the discussion
IN Nelson County, few days ago, Mr.
Goggin called the attention OF a recruiting
Sergeant, who was on the spot, to MIR.
Leake, as one Who had enlisted f,co years
ago, but uh0 had ncrer joined his regi-
ntnt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

lein CT tee ab barauf nidk sini Setn &C.
ben, faete er, itebe Ia b.; cane ieiner5eiu>
De : er isi bereit esSx cpfern, oter ieine@e'
fdbrten perratben, ,Zoas perce er nimmer.
0ierauf tebeutcte man ibm,. fld' gum Iooe
pcrsubereitsn. Gr erspisterte, eas ie, be-
reits sefbeben, Ct speroe ibm cbne 3asen
ins 9luse fd,auen. ST bat rtur. nod um DC
GrIaubnis, nnsefeGelt ben Russln entsesen<
treten ;u bi,rfcn. mas ibm sepdbrt 'paroe.
Darauf ittfte er feline @igarre an, nno err
martcte faltblitig Die t0bliden &ussln. Gin
Sclcatenpifet ertielt @efebl gum eaoen, u.
auf oas Commando "Seuer!' iturjte er
chne Cant ;ufammen. ST tpar Elm fhOner
N2auu, unc ;ei9te einen Mutb, cser miice>
lfens cine Icbesperahtun9 cie eincs ecle>
rcn 3,pcdes ais ccs Guerrilla Soano,rerfs
wilrcia aercrren wdre.-S. y. >.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
9ieoe tpeni9, reoe spabr;
3ebre tpenig, gable baar;
Silrhte @ptt unb fei oerfhwteseu !;
Was niobt oein lit, oas laB lie9en.

Slls bteWGourisE Ereiwillieen auf berNide
febr curh @eraleo famen, tparen fIe Nu9ens
Sen9en BON Der Sinrihtuns eines merifans
ifhen @uerriQabaupninss, Der als eifrieer
partei9dnser befanat mar, unb BET ben pers
idieoeaen auf bic Amerifaner unb beren @i,
sentbum sematten slnsriffen cine berpors
Stebenoe Hoae fpielte. Wan spoute ibm bas
seben untsr Der 8ebinsrns fhenfen, baB G,
Die Namen feiner 8uncesssnoGen ansebe u
su ibrer Sabbaftwertuns tsbalHicb fei; al
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

Sob Sd MINER, Elm Geutlder uno
slufeter In elmer 0anfabrid ~ Mapspiae
N asntudp, mi6banoelte bafelbf Spef Gadcz
den nit Shldsen uno sparf einen SeutFhen
slrbeiter, Tamens Has Die Greppe herunter
70, bag bie5er einen 9lrm brah uno Die asrse
te an ieinem 9luffommen stpeifeln, neil er
TART Blnt austpirft. Schannes pdmmer
ear oucern Wcrgens aus febr erfldrlid,en
5riinben sieht mehr IN Der Nadba.fhaft 81
fben. Gin Gsrrsncnbent ees Bclfsblattee
:, &ineinnati,. iabt bieiem 9erid5t nahfteb:
eaee ShiloernnS uen s. S.du,mer fcl9en:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
@ hio 9taats-B o t {,
Grunnsaetse unn nfcbt R1aenner.
Canton, Nlitt,rcb ben 2l. Gu1i, IS47

rTie Geitlihfeiten bel Der am rcrtoer
Somtae sltenc babier itattgetabten Wabl
,eit su gbren unfercr suril6gefehrten 6rel'pll'
Iiacn einaen in Setter Sronun9 nno CUR 3I''
friebenbeit allcr slu,pcitnrcn Dor i1h.
Das Wabl 1elblt war fGitlict Subercitct Ii.
mad,t tem gait,pirtb Nrn. Sramer uno leis
ner Gemoblm pifl @tre. Gie jur9en Scls
baten ftiencn ollc fttr oerouit9t n1o 9aben
ben Sitrecrn unIcrer Stoot mad Der
Matl;eit 9enitgcnce 91rc6cyL baS iTe iid) wd4s
renS Der 3ctt Tires Cienitr6 iebr 9ut einer<
e,irt, uub bes 0lainens eine6 Scloa!en tp1rs
big 9cmaht ha6cn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
csphanttes WfuQer.

aus Siemerchl bel seilisenffaot, Ss6niareid,
preueen. Derfelbe fd,rieb Dor unaefGbr 6
5abren BON Iierp. yorf aus an leinenG cd, ,,pa-
ger. Seine Gdweifer 81 es n a, bic foeten
upn Deufihlano In ct. Qouis onaefcmmem
~. erlndt ihn 81 ibr bu fcmnen, nnb bittet
oesbalb, faas ttm bies fetber mitpt 81 De.
tldbt tonmen follte, jeeen Waemfhenfreau6,
Der nit benz jebi9en9lnfentboif beSs,rn. 0ehl-
lsr tefannt 1T, ihm bieles mitSatheiien.
0emridb 2ubolph,
an Der Gde Der W2atn q. Wuaayptp ctr. !,
ct. Qcuis Wc.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

Die reyrdtberiIhen Subrer Ger 9ShlSparz
ttet be9nlgen Ith tamt, ea6 Te bas Gplf
Do..eira 9e1en cen &rie9 au6uret5en iuhen.
Sle seten ned weiter GS lje9en Seireile
rpr, ca6 bon Sbic aus oerrdtterl1ie Srtcs
fe on unlere Sreirpilligen III Ger 9Irmee se>
ftricben wurren, Die lie 9erace baSu aufcrz
bern ibre Tahne iu oerloiIen, nno fir Die
Merfaner su fehten. Sn einem Sriefe bon
einem 9Shig in Sclumbiana ScuntD an elnen
Der Sbic Sreipill 9cu teist. t.es;
SD, bebaure, bid fir cine 70 fhledteSaz
de fshten su Iehen. Wdre tdb in MerifO, 70
.pirbe id fur Nteritc fedten. Dc6 1T feline
gefabr pprtanben, bas slmerifa je Msrifc
ercbern splrr, ic lan9e Merto leiuen Sein>
cen 70 hartnddi9en Wiepertano leiitet"
&ann es itpdrSere Gerratb seben als
bieien2 0ieie oerrdtberiiden 8riefe hatten
il5rt0ens nidt ben ertpInihten Grfcl9. Wet
@ntriltun9 tpurten iIe in rielen Sdllen bon
ben trapen Sreimilli9en BEN gerfa0ern su>
ritd9elhidt, anbere Iluo in Den 3eituneen
pfentfih abgeerudt poroen. Gin NreitpiGis
ger fhrieb tarslih:
uSd fann Sie perGdern, Tag nidts In
Der gSelt bic Sade Der Democratic mebr
eefDroert ais oas oerr6tberiide 8erfabren
Der Whi9s. Gs 1T turspeilis erSdblen su b6s
rem tpas fIe thun mpllen, trenn ie in Die
Soeimatb juriiffetren, oisfe 9errdtber, Die
eS npa9en> fIh folder perrdtberiihen Spra>
he in beoienen, Ill beitrafen." %. B.)
Bon benz gatsr Ger sesenwdrtisen @ous
pernS5 g dun bon pennfDlpanien pirb
fcl9enoe 9lnefoote eridblt. Der aIte Sdunf
mar Sam,als @innebmer an einem 3cQbaule
III WcntscmerY County. @ines Cages
fcmmt ein ocrnebm 9ef(eitetes Serrden,
e'1t ddter 3ierben9el, bic Straee ber9efats
rem nno frast NIT oerdhhtder Miene, tpie
pel BOD er su besablen babe. Auf bic ants
mort rs eents" bolt bas jun9e 9errden eis
men halben Epllar heroor uno spirft i'm in
ben StraBenfotb. Sbae Elm Mert su 1asen
sebt Der alte Sdunf in fein 3cabdusben u.
bolt As einSelne &upfercente aus leiner @aI
T., bic CT ebenfaas in BEN Dred frirft. Dae
! junSe 9errden, einiebeno, baB er bieiee
Weal NIT oem unredten &unoen 5u tbun ia.
be, fubr fuhenb oarpu.
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arieesb
Gptiter Opu Ntertfp.

: St1fer BON S'dcttfp-
y Die neucilen Beri6tc aus Werifo telti
tisen Die Grnennuns Sata sInnaS gum 81!
> tatpr. Der @cuerrB bat bic grmdbluns &C.
; prdTcenteu auf Den IS. SicSbr. fslfsefest.-
: Die @ertbsibisun9dm maeregeln, weId,e III ee
nauptftabt ersrifsn perten, fIno BON re'
burd,9refenbiten slrt unb CO mar bic StGht
cen General scctt AT 3 oertdieceren punt.
ten auf orm @e9e an,usreifen.
Sen. @aowalIabers Sie9 itter bic Sue
rillas tpirc ais poaitdncis seitilcert, er IL
terrumpslte bieielben, 25 Mann tcbtcnc u
metre gefan9en ncbmenc, uno perlcr tabej
feincn Mann.
Gin anoerer Brief terihtet, cae Sen. 9!s
pareS lid, ipiitcn perote unb puebla nit
5000 Wanu aufseiteQt bat, I'm Sen. gats
waaacers @crps ansusreifen u. su Seriprens
gen. Dieier bate 8era Cru, nit i4OO W.
verla6en uno mabriheinlih ror feiner slns
funft in percte j,alt MAIDEN, Bic Sen. pil.
Ion, ber nit 1900 M. heranridt, I'D, nit
linn serFiui9t haben miro. 0ieie teieeu per-
eiri8tcn 9lttbelun9er wrrocn fdcn inn Stan>
Be fein, Gd Sahn su Sen. Scctts Seer srl
bred,en.
Der Grieccn ioa mcbr fern iein, ais jc
Sllocr. gS unterle9t feinem 3fpcifel, cae
Der Warfh Scctt6 mad Der 0auptftart nit
Der 9rpBtcn Gntidlc6enbeit bon Seiten cer
Weerifaner ltreitis semadt wirb. Die Sue
rtaabancen nercen td9lih oerwe9ener in it>
rem sln9rifrn auf bic Gruprenabtheilunsen,
relde Die StrafIen palGren.- Bon allen
Seifen brdnsen Id sInieihen bes bartnddis
fen Wlbcrifanoes.
Der 3uitanb in Der Staot 0eritc ielblf
tpirb als ein tDtit fldsliher eefdilcert.-
Stlemanc besahlt Shulcen. Das eaneucIf
brir,st tpscer 8emIie nod 6leiid msbr au1
ben Marft. Die Burger taben gum 1beil
Die Stact oerla0en, unb iIne nit ibrem Ser
nn0sen in Die Serse seFchen.- Gin Gns>
ldnber, Wr. Duufan, rurce an Der pla,a
ermcrbet gefunben. Gin Glsieerltcbr in Der
Seilisenseilts StraBe, ben ein Nmeritaner
belt. spurce beraubt. Tamen mureen auf
Der StraBe hires Shmudss berautt. Die
Sriefe auf eer pcitOffce fnb erbrcden uno
beraubt.
! Sober Splbat iibt iein eisnes Otedt unb
betradtet ais gisentbum, tpas tim in bic
Sdnbe fdut. Santa slnna iammelt leineu
Truppen pDbel nm ild, ,,ur ,.n ,u pllnoern,
nidt nm gu beidlsen. gr sertreibt aoe sls
rnerifaner aus Der Staot. Mau slautt, tae
er erforSerlid,en Sails Die san;e staot uns
ter Bafer ieBen merbe.
General piacu bat jenisits trr gtaticnal
Srnds sinen beftiSen &f NIT ben Cue
riaas gu beiteben se5abt, wpbei auBer 9 Sc
tDoteten 20 pertpuncet Gnb.
General ScDtt bate am I9ten Suni
puebla nod n:dt oerlaGen setabt, oa jeccd,
General Sapwallacer mi. sweitaufenbMann
frifher Gruppen gu ibm seitcBsn 1T u. aud,
Sen. pilIctp NIT 1900 Mann auf feinem
Warihe Salapa paiitrt bat, 70 tpiro basneer
onf 5000 Mann ansewahien ieiu, uno eeu
Marld mad Werifc an9etreten baben.
slus McntereY miro beridtet, bae eieute
ttant Waban setorben Ti.
Sn JteDsOrleans Ino merifani1he 3eituu
gen bis gum IL. .. W. aus nethen feiues
pe9s Der furhtbare Wieberftanb, welde,
An.a e..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
Musldmbiiebe Ofacbritbte,t.
Grnbte 9lus(ihtem IN Deutlttanb.

Vrnote NMSfd)ten IN DeutidNanc.
stus gayern seben pom allentbalben ge'
rid,te iiber ben anderOrbentlih sinftisen
Stoub Der Snntem sirs. @cm llntermaDn
,pirb bem v6ranffurter Jcurnal" beriatet:
Der rauben sipriitaset, anseadtet, spceurd,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

IS. SSimmcr wuroe nah bieTser eanoes>
art ersceen, ccer spuds pielmebr cbne nle
@rsiebuns auf. Die Golse eapttt mar oaB
fein 9oter bon ibm prasel rrbielt.- Deut>
fibe aelteru! febt bier bic ScIse einer oere
obIiumtem er,iebuns - tper ie'n S1ns lsbt
Der ,iidbti9t es." .......
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

sr. GSircr. Jtinriaen sie sefaaigif Qrn.
l0nn. &. Guans als @ancicat fur Sfaatss
9lrspalt All. Der Gntlheiouns Der urDahlen
nntermorfen. Slele.