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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04
The Result ia Will and IrOuuois,


We were greatly surprised at the ma
Jority which Iroquois gave Jesse o. Nor.
ton. He, it is true, had the advantage Of
quarrel between some of our friends in
that county in his favor, still we hoped
that these feelings would not be carried
into the election. But in this we have
been greatly disappointed. The hereto
fore democratic county of Iroquois, has
given a majority of "a votes for whig-
and that whig a resident Of foreign
county.
The democracy Of Iroquois, perhaps,
now see, too late to remedy it, however.
the evil they have permitted themselves
to be led iuto. Their personal preferences
has not only caused them to fcrsake the
democratic candidate, but to assist in elect.
ing arhig. This should have been 9th.
erwise. In future, let these unpleasant
occurrences be avoided. Let no demo.
crat forsake his principles and disgrace
his party by opposing the regular candi-
dates. Mr.. Chamberlain has the salts.
faction Of kRowing that the precinct in
which he resides stood firmly by him, aRd
also one or two others. Though he has
been defeated, still his course through
this canvass has shown him to be high
minded and honorable man.
We know that many excuse themselves
for voting for Mr.. Norton, by saying that
they knoo him to be first rate fellow,
and that they would bear with his wing.
gerry this time. This is wrong. and sho'd
never be INDUCED in again, even at the
peril Of friendship. As man sessinss
intelligence and all the qualities necessa..
ry to render a friend agreeable and res
pected we regard and esteem him but
no feelings of friendship shall ever cause
US for moment to fail in opposing the
principles with which we ere at war. If
he ever expects our support, be must re-
nounco his present wing sentiments and
avow those which are calculated to render
the mass of the people happy.
A REJo1cINe.--The wings here on the
reception of the news from Iroquois, had
general time Of rejoicing: And the
gun-that gun which was secured, as we
learn, in order to prevent il again being
fired in honor ofthe victories of our coun,
try--was brought out and great erplo.f
sion of powder followed. To this We lad
no objection. We say, let them.reioiesfor
their victories, here, are few and far be,
tween. -. -. .ssss.l3s3 ~
Tnr voLUNrEEss.--We learn sfrsns
the ST. Louis Reveille, that Capt BIZ
with his company ofrecruits, passed thrs'
that city on the 9th ult, on their va1fta
Carlo. where they are to rendezvous -,
There was another company from The
State, under the command Capt. McKsn,
ney, passed through ST. Louis on the 18th
Ior the aanna destination
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

contention and consultation. with person
al observation might do much for us.
There is not state in the confederacy,
oatthattouches the Lakes, the ocean, or
the great rivers ofthe west. Tie Lakes
line almost our entire northern frontier
ana seperate US from q foreign country:
and tllerivers, like arteries, run through
our whole country, constituting an extent
OF navigation sufficient to reach round the
globe.
These great waters, for whose safe
navigation this convention is called, are
soon to be united by the completion of the
Illinois and Michigan canal. The CON-
merce of Boston, of Philadelphia, of Bal
tImore, of New York, of New Orleans,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, and indeed of the
whole country, thence becomes in great
measure connected. 1t has common
interest, and no injury could, and the
greatest advantages might arise from
common consultation. 1t is notorious
fact that statements, during the tendency
OF harbor and river bills before Congress,
are made on the highest personal author
lty which never would be made, if the
authors had had any personal observation
of the great inland waters ofthis country
or could realize the necessity of The mil.
lions whose lives and property are leopard
ed by them. Delegates ia attendance
will not only have the advantages of their
own observation to take back with them,
but they can profit others meeting them
by consultation as to the best means of
redressing existing wrongs. Having done
this, they can impart the proper feelings
to their neighbours, and thus aid in ar
rouslng the people to take this matter into
their own hands and see that their chief
interests are no longer neglected 1t is
cnlidently hoped that more intmated
acquaintance with the claims of these
great waters, formed by men congregate
for this special purpose, from all parts of
the Union, will result in sufficiently con.
victing and awakening the public mind to
secure the constitutional majority, should
harbor bill ever again be vetoed. This
convention is designed to be one of free
discussion, and it is hoped that the op.
ponents as we'll as the friends oflake and
river improvements will attend, and more
especially, since it is generally believed,
that they have only to see for themselves
in order TO be convinced that these de.
mands. coming from all our great waters,
are founded in Justice
Although the construction of harbors,
and the improvement of rivers will be the
prominent subject before the convention,
yet whatever matters appeartain to the
prosperity ofthe west, and to the develop
ement gifts resources, will come proper
ly before it and all plans and suggestions
will be freely entertained. The Com
mttee invite general attendance from
all sections Of the Union, and tender IN
behalf of their fellow citizens, the hos.
tiities of the city of Chicago to such as,
imPelled by common interest, see fit
to honor them by their presence on the
occasion.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

SHoUT FOR THE Vine VICTORY -
People of Wisconsin, raise the shout for
the defeat of a Constitution that guaran.
tees equalrights and privileges to all men.
Mechanics and laborers shout, that the
protection to your honesttoil and Industry
is fer the time defeated. Shout ye ''com-
mon people" that the dangerous expert
ment Of electing your own judges is defeat
ed. Raise the shout, loud and long We
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

on him and his eountryl But il remains
yet TO be seen whether Gen. Taylor Wal
occupy the exalted position of being hon.
cred BY all his countrymen, or yield to the
base desires of that party which has con.
SANITY denounced the war as Infamous
and unjust.
Little is known OF Gen. Taylor's polit.
zeal principles. He has been claimed by
the democrats, but if he permits himself
to be run as q Whig, he will not receive
their votes. And 1.-THE wings expect that
the military renown of any man will 90,
dazzle the eyes of the democracy as to-
cause them to lose sight oftheir principles,
we think when it comes to the test they
will find themselves greatly disappointed.
Another call on Illinois for Volunteers.
BY reference TO another column. ie
will be seen that our State has been called
on for more volunteers. Ten companies
OF Infantry and one of Cavalry are requir.
ed. The term of service to last during
the war. Ct
The Governor, az will be seen, calls
upon the different military Ulcers within
the State to assist in raising this force, and
we trust that Illinois will not be back.
ward. The volunteers from this State:
have won everlasting honors in fighting
for their country. Their noble deeds in
the memorable battle of Buena Vista, has
been the subject of praise throughout :he
Union. The State is again called or, and
let those who were deprived of the privi-
lege of serving their country last spring,
avail themselves ofthe present opportuni-
ty. We doubt not but that thatpairiotism e.
love of country which has ever been the
characteristic traits of the citizens of Iii.
nois, will be again displayed on this occa-
sion. 1880 F.FgtfD
The destination will be Santa Fe, and
the same route which was followed by
Coils. Hardin and Bisselps regiments, will
De taken by this force, should it be rals.
ed. is the most healthy route, as was
proven by the small number of deaths,
which took place on it. Let there be az
little delay as possible in responding to
this call. Let the heroic deeds of those
lllinoians already in the field, be an in
ducement to others to share in their glory.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

There were 50 arrivals of steam boais
At s.. Louis, during the week ending The
9th ult.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24
Nusfunft miro pell1n0t

Or. Sncfmanu ans NO'ta bel eeIpIa. per'
lieB am Srelt1a frube i'll Der Nihe BON lRar
rem. ~ JReilsn orn V,n5burq am @aual,
feline auf Der 9tcilc mad, lScitcn tearlffrne
Samilie, um oem @aualtcct enpaS pcrauez
,u9eheu, uao it Bis tcute BON cemi lten
niobts oerDrt wprcen. Sb er (Id bel ccm
ltarfen Steiaeu pes lEaIers perirrt, coer Oh
lbm ein llnoluf beae9net, oa er bel ienem
gesaeben uu,ucbl Sc~elcn, 1T ieiner befi'nl,
merreu Namilie unbefannt. @r trna bel Ieis
frinem Weaoeheu einen brauneu Sberrcd,
ihwarse Iudbrian, itWaye Gudfappe, II
eln wrllenes Iud, I'M ben ANals, nuo haftc
et.pa 14OO Ghir. III 9to uno einige Silbers
mitn,eE bel I'D; oesaletdeu cine flbrrne
libr unr olle Scine Ylpiere. Sclte, fpelhe
AuStuuft 0ter belaNten Or. Scofmann au aes
ben i'm Stanre Tuc, piirbeu ein Berf Der
Wenfhcnfreunolihteit 0e9en feine SamlIie
uben, wsnn Ile icfcrt Nahrid,t an cieieltc
9dben inter fcloeuoer Noo.ehe:
eln 8ictpr Scriba pittbnrs, ccer
an aug. y M II II, eculsviae SY
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TnalaRo. Die bcars SSuiaiu 9ictcria

SHstaRb. Die b1ee 8Ouisiu 8ietcria
bat eiasn aasemeinen Danfia9unessIag Der
xsidenernote reaen ansecronst. uns ideint,
eas ourf 100 bteler Danflasunssta9e feline
Dc, sertunsertengauienec pieoer sumeeten
ssmmen riro; bic bette Dantiasuns tpdre
ssebl biev ben pldrencen Bildofeu BON @an>
ssrtusH, &crdwid a. I. rp. ibr Sauoensee
hstse, ex Gd' ant pieae LOG, O,OOO1 holer bslauy
ten, unc eem ShueiBe uuo Der Gtcth arnler
esate erpreBt Tnc, abSunehmerL uuc pafar
een armen 8rcc ,n taufen.7- .7-qEslber Babus
FSs. Gctt tafar III ranfen, ras er 70 pisl
wahfen last. um bic armen esute thinner
E@ an eebsn ID hal:eR, bamit Ge Den feiitcn
vvieitern i'm Shweiee ibred slugeGhtes ibs
ss beaes gebalte iaiammsn treiben tonneu.
(N. g. 9l.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24
W Q 1T
Seistrib SSirra).

getiirtie Don Jturpertsweiler. eancecmnils
iartats plrmaiens ia Gbeiubayern Hcr>
iclbe mcbntc mehrcre Sabre bel galtcn in
'pennlYlpanien. perlie6 jeordh oitfen Nlas
INT Sabre 1887 III 9smeuld,aft ieincs 8rus
cers Saccb Sirrh nm mad, cem Staate
OHIO Su ipanbern in Starf @cunfY iebcd,
onaefcmmen, erfldrte rerieibe feiuem aes
nannten SrucerAiros er fId, crtieltf nics
cera"laNen aeicnneu 1el, uno blob bcrtitltif,
lncem ten Sruber e,e 9feiie bis hierher ,u
ieinen @ltern uno @eIhmlitern fcrnebte /;
oa jeerd' fetn 8ater ae1prbsn it, fO ,rirc
oerielte hierourd eriudf, reqeu Grbfhafts-
a"aeleaenheitsn fld unpersaalid, 81 melocn
unter Der 9lebrc0e
eubwi9 girrv,
Sdroinia y. O., Srcrpn Co.. Ohio.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24
6 arr 3 Dll er
aus Dem 9lmt Glinsshera & 8aper

aus Dem 2lmt &linsShera. 6 gapern :?
Dcrlelte reiite i'm Srnhiatr 1914 nnd'
Nmerifa. lauoste III 0tepsDorf uuo hielt Nt
lestes Srnbhbr in Cincinnati auf. Scla
rnterse,hneter Sater in ct. ecui5 bittet ihn
uno ale Wenlt,enfrehnoe, Die ilter Den aufs
cntb 1T leincS Scbnes, &1d 3Ouer, etDaiae
slu5fuuft aebcn tounen, lolte 6alo an ttn
0elaugeu su laGtn inter Der aoorene
9atentin 3Dller.
SeaeoiOe. Saincis.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24
gSoi It
cJobann 9lbolpb Nnaer,

@cneitcr Don prcfefflcn, aus St.Wenbel,
fpreneeu 2 - Seine uuterseichnetem Briicer
piinlden ietnlid,it Jlahrid,t iiber ibn ,u- er,
halten. Gr ica I'D, sulcst in Mempbie, en-,
aufaehalten bnben. Goutem ihm octr eimem
feiner 8efanntcn bieie 3eilem III @eftohfe
fcmmen, 70 so,ro um fofcrtiae Benad,riftis
eutta unter Der Nobrefe .slua. u. Grisbr.
altieer, @erntatt @crreipcnbent Dffses, Bali
tfuscre, Wo." Se6eten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24
81. Gaslt,ael 6abaa,
9lrst, @eburtsbelfer uno 3a6narst.

MrSt, 8eburtsbelfer uno SahnarSt.
geaht Dem publifum BON @an:on uno Der
llmeeeeno ad,tunaspca bic an,eiee, ras'er
It, in oifiet Stabt nieoer,ulaGen 9ebenft,
uuo fiir jest in 0rn. @briitian Grimer's
Soctet su finoen it. Seiue mebrjdbriae pras
rig ais slrst uno 9eturtsbelfer 9iebt itm Die
3uoerIIht, feline Diente eiuem aeehrtcs
uubtitum eroebenit au,ubieten. @r inter
ltmmt ,l(e JRrantbeiten. cenen oas menidse
the G,efhled,t uuterworfeu 1T, su hetlen,n
od, babel duf feline reihen @rfabrunaeu uno
lie befen drstlifen SoiilfsqueGen ftdseno.
CO. Or. 9. Hahn farirt 3abnlAmerien
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9luSfunft.

1er(anat Der unterscihnete iiber zen 9lnf,
eutbalt ces Or: Sin1ca Santo, perteiratbet
III 9beteGa &ait bon Sfenburo; ebeufaas
Don WlbelmSommer, uerteirathet su Moaz
uno ferner rcn@lifabeth Wers
,nutt. perbeirathet nit einem Steinbouer,
{ Steirmes } ,pelder in eioerpoi. Merind
SouutY wchuen fol-. Ia id, fpidtiqe Dcfus
mente prn Dem Gcniul bon Sacen unbprens
GEN fir Ge in Sodnoen babe, 70 miinlte ib
baloiae stnsfunft iber bren gufenthalt'
eouis Sddfer, Aoucfat.
= .eaatcrt Ohis. ~
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T3S-~%PT!eN --~- -0
m IN "a ~ ssshsl ~ -a 1 ~ . 5S0
ON TIE LUNGS &c.
For sale at Nc Culls Drugstore.
Cantou Ohio.

SO Iino
Yhi ilipp Martin uuo
rs he III q cib,
Der @me 1T Gin Weter uMo Der Slnecre
em St,ce"ner, aus gitelcd,, Canton
Wbrrltaot, @rcfhcrsr9thum j,cGens
Tarmltact.
OtciNbcN ipanocrtcn i'm Sabre 1912 mad,
ceu Ser. StaltCn aus unc marcn ccu ieBtcn
lSlntcr III Der 9thbe bon Sbarlcltrn, 9. 6.
Sbr Sater, pbilirp Sheic, fam am 10. Gul,
I'm WllwautIe al uno bittet ieiue SDbne, id,
'r balc ais m63ih III Wtlwautic> W. Z
etnSn 1necn.
philipp Sdeio,
;u srfra9en III Der Bisecnfn 8anners
Sffic.c
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24
Deutf1 E Trei cb II [ .

i, Der llnterseiduete bat ieine oeutIh'Sre
itdute fix Diitrift go. l. Dor smei gB B,den
ID Otn pster Rlufm ann5 BIZ tein @e
bdube, fibtide MlrftilraBe, tit oemlelbenScs
fale. no I'D, frither bic beutit,e Drudrrei bes
fane, anaefansen. Diejeuiae nocutld,e pauss
Sdffr Weld,e ihre&inoer su ieneen Duniten
iceroeu hermit hcflidblf eriudt, fcltes nid)t
LANCER go Uerlbieben, inbem cine beabfibtig'
g xsaNen u gintbeiluna Die polle An;abl ecr
&Moer erbe'idbf, nm fih babel nad) ben Tds
bigteiten oerlslben ridsteu ~, ,fSuuen.
Die 3nei9e, relhe III leiner @dufe oez
tebrt mercen, befeben irt
eeitn,
Gth6ns uuo Mehtlhreiben,
Gprad,tebre,
Geographic. coer Grbhelhreibuna,
1spfs aao Iatelrednea. unb @eianalebre.
u 4 8. 5. RctbnaSet.
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GrbliAer Selbltmcrb - Or.
Waa srsdblt siuen wirfliA mcrfrparoisen
3ana elmer sanssn 5anlIie sumSelbltmcrce.
cerr 9autbier tpar @l9cntblimer 9rcserSas
briten 10 paris uuo biuterlies, aahoem er
fA erlhoaen batte, ie,nen llebrn Rincern
siH 1erm0Jen bon 2 Wilieuen meldeS oies
felben not, curd, 9lllfllhe Spefulatlousn bee
seussAb uermebrt hatten. Nlle lsteu Iittea
aber an unnberuinOlihem Shwer ruth, Oh
slsid1 lie I'D, icnif aIe einer 9utenGonittutlon
uuo 0eiunohsit erfreuten.
Sed,s oapon entlelb.en iIh lelbif, iubem
fe Geb tue,ls tus lEaGer itilrsten, thcls er>
hdnstst, tbels uer9ltteten. Der leBte llbrt9
Sebl,.beneYauthier bate eine@eisllltaft ses
laeeM, nan laB bei Glide uno mar munter
uno gutter Dinse, als plOsllh Der l8irtb uers
tad,en, u. f,uo tbn plDsllh auf leinerShlafs
TANNER erbaugt.
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Waf1erflutb. - Die ptelen Negeu
In tester Wot,e baben Ia uerIthieoenen @e>
Aeaoem ces Staates, uamentlih am sroBen
R,anIfuGe, ourd, lleberf fhwemmuug 9roz
Gen Smaceu an9erittet- Sn Wcnt9omerN
8uuler uno SoamltOn SouutY mar Der 8ers
Iuit an Mellthtcrn u. Sd,peinem iebr 9roB
atm 1DeiB malerfanal taben Die Maber plel
Selitten. Has Rcrn pom tau (enoen son sef>
keru wuroe fortaefhme
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Sin Die 9lbnebmer Der uSater unieret
sfeYubltf."

Der llnterseihuete madt hermit ben Gee
ebrten Nbnebmern oes orn itm uu;ernrm'
menenQEert5: ,, OicSdter III itrsr 3tpubllf"
ole pcrliufJe 9luici9e, ta6 er leineristts obs
ncllnterlos an oerGcllsnoun9 ceIcten fcrts
arbeitct. Su ccr feitsn uc5erSeu9uug, etmas
JtlBlid,en bcornnen su habelL miro er flh
curh nit,tS at1 1tredsn lallen, eS audi suGas
Oe III fithrcn. C,s in Gem g. Itcincn oerNefe
tc en0etrctcuc llutertredun9 war Die Scl9e
ucu 9rrbiltn,6cu, iter Die er nid,t gebletcss
fcunte, uno rie i'm lcBt swi,9en, cas- Gtrs
laosge,t)ift ouf lI;t III nehmen. H1 'r atrr
niht i'm St1nre 1T, rhnc cine lebhafte In
trrltueung ocn Seltcn cc5 Yutlltum5 c,e
fortlaufeucen baaren 9la5la9cn fur Orufpas
pier &c. at eed II, 70 tutet or lelne bl"Ncrlaen
9lbncbnter iIt, III ocrulcen, tls Die 3 lh( Ger
Sublcritcnteu (tdl 70 ,pclt rermchrt hlt, eoe
linn ferncrhiu fcinc materellen SNlnccrnliic
mebr i'm Hs9e itsben, Die fcmmcnoen swolts
,ia SNeite rhnc meitere unterbrchun0 folNCn
III laGn. rrrhuetratei DEFENDERS auf oen
thdtidcn Seiitauo oller e,jenlAelt, wcld,c
an mSorterf fheincn Ienee Werf5 eln errs
ties Snttreiie ,u uehmen. Sd'lefldN ttttct
er Die 91eoafticnen oller ccutEhrn Slat;cr tn
rcnGeyeiuiltcu Sfaaien, tiele 9laje;9e III lbs
rem Spolten oufSunctmcn.
9tew>WSrf ren IS Scpt. 1S47.
hrrmann Gric9e.
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M 0 / Il
9oren5 &nbn,
Msslcr aus 3eainaen, Qanoaeridjt
Rarl5lfaat, Son. Yapern :?

WtElcr aus 3elt,naen, tdne9erldjt
RarlSitaat, &Dn. Sapern ?
Dcrielbe fam su Buffalo Dor ungefdhr 7
gBcd,en an, 1T BON bort fortaeaau9en uuo
mad, @lepe!ano aere1. @r periprah fener
,u Bufalc i'll Dieuf itehenccuI cdter, Mars
aaretba &uhu, su Shreiben. Sts jebt Ut
ober nod, feiu Brief oen ibm eingcrcfen.-
Die Tc&ter, 1T srDBtcr 9ln9it liter cas-
Shidial ihres 8aters, fcrcert jeoen Msns
ldenfreunr auf, Der slasfunft uber ben 9luf-
enthalt ihres Buffers acben tann, an ils inter
Der unten 9esctenen Scbrc6e su ihre.ben,
Ecwie lle ihreu Batter orin9eno bittet, an ile
at id,reibsn. nenn er cielc Guforoerun9 Irs
fen 1oQte. Die Noore6e 1T:
SRargaretb Gmhn,
care af 9llbert Neller.
G(rUpfanb. Ohio.
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Der 6snrp @lap GDinc fdn3t piccer III

Der 1snrp Slap Wino fdn3t wiecer s.i
kaiea an. aaf ben l3. Ofcpember it ineeris
ten Rentudp cine 9c!tsveriammluu9 einbcs
vafen, in Der Jor. Slap cine 9ece uber een
wserifanifhen Griea, aber bic GrcbermnsMe>
xiscS u. {. 10. baIten rpirb. I'm bed @ffsdtes
winsu miGen bienittare Setter ihcn imgc>
rsue an alien gden Der llniou auspcfauusn,
arb eoe bic Nsce cine redte nette @leftouir>
aersde ,iein, mo)lidit piclen ,,0efhmodss"
sinsn teliebten 8iGtn in oen SoalS fd,ietcn
srire, (tebt BON eirem 70 funoiecn @uhneus
bsIesn ,rie jorn. GlaY iuosrfbtlih su erwar>
ten.
Ter ..aertnstcn Stirrver", w'ld,cr uutcr
hew Nu9en oes lrn. Slap seoluti MIRO unr
ais eine slrt cfFiicaes St9au oelIelben be-
trad,tet percen ca,L btin]t uuterm 80. Stt.
sinsn lanaen, ic:filtig ousgearbcite;en q :
tiset iter bic aesenititissu 9nipriihe ce5 -
9lay nne eeSgen. GaYlcr auf bic priGccnts
tdsaft. Garin hei6t CT, cas- cas- Gaplrrfsber
idHSft pcrilter iei, uno raf jor. Clap eiess
nal mebr Stimmen als js3uYor crhalten
spiiree, rpeuu er bcmo5eu msrren f6nnte, fiji
ssn Gamen fir Die Sanricatihoft sebrau>
dbsn ~ laGen. gSir he9en nid,t cen entfcrnz
tsiten 3reifel, cas Sor. Clap ba,u bewcaen.
werben faun, nur mlilIcn ibm bic r E cb stem
tsats bemesen anoTIr9fd,aftcn aeqeben wcrz
eae n'an lhn nidt wierer gum 0tarrcn baten
spcne.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24

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III Canton pom "A. September bic 20. Zee
eenber 9e9rnpdrti9 iein, nm bic Taren prm
GOLDEN, mclte utdt i'm gcraus besablt bas
ben, Su erheben. - Diejeniaen, nctche bieS
pernod,ld'flqen, luiiGen er,partcn, eaB Ee
;nldtl'te Gclfen su be;ablen taten.
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cen Hollar oes 9Hsrtbs fir bas laufenee
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oerflcaelte gcrlhli3e fir Die Berersgrrid,z
tung Der Srlife rter Die OiimlihGer>Srcef
annehnlen rerre, uno spar all >. &. Sraus
nin9s Wllhle
Sauita9s Den l9ten Sftcter
nm llhr 01dmit'd0S, no Elm Staatss unc
oeritisrene Sruntptpr9e bcfaste Greet ourt,
ld'nclbeu,
Sur caS Stitere uno cen plau beiaeter
Srude ertunol9e man ft bci Dem unter.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24

Den tartaren Ginmsbnern rem Gtare
sonnty miro hermit betamut semaebf, ia
td am 6ten ndhten Sertembers onfanaeM
perer> Die 2arsn teiasten @suntp's fnr 6as
Sabr Is47 ;u erllectiren, uno ~ eem 3wed,
I'd, leltlt ccer meiu Dcputirter rinen Taa if
leeem Scwuihip oil ccer nahe ben gem 6bnIn
d,en WatlpI1sen BON 10 ubr 8crmittaaS
VIC llbr Otahmittass susesen fsin werren
c'e Taren ron Srlden, meld,e Fe eaflbtt
!" bssahem pi'niden in Gmpfans su usb.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24
THE OFITO STATESMAN.

Nr. 9. ReodrD pnbLisirt 9e9enmd:ti9
ben ptoipcctl5 fur Den uShto State5man
wibreno Der @eleslebun9.' Der fVmmcnce
gSiuter miro uns manhes Suiereiaute 10
Den bcicenStdoteu @1fhin9tUn uno @clums
bus l,efern. Die fdhi9lten 8erthteritattcr
fur Den Shio Statesman lIuo III beioen pld>
Ben au9clteat uno >perosn Die Spalteu ocss
lelten reaelmibt9 ourh aeuaue uno treueSe
ridte auf,lleu. gSw fDnneu o1her cieles
Slatt, lpelhe Ger eHalihen Spradle mdhtts
lnc, taum otlngeno 9enu9 empSeblen.
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fltr ocn State5man wIbreao ccr SltunJ:
IdoIid 50. so
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3ahlbar im SorauS.
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zen osmiufrl9e ut e. oclcnusu, ein SeuutD
sluc, al cas- title Deer 9rcn,'no uuo 10
aabe olJ mDllit am @olumtiaflaB, autiuz
nchmen uno o1lc!blt cinc SHancrleitaet at
,ulsgcu. Srs9cu bat cincn iehr frltd)tbaz
reu Ncccn, Gciuuoes Glima uno elnc uprs
refflidlc NourrlsIa0e; Steiutchlen, @lleus
gr, uno ancere Wine:aleu Nro III llcters
fluB orrhnnccn. Die Sjeielllhaft siblt j"G
id,ru Sin Gauisno MitAIiecer, Slmerlfnncr,
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uno $odncwerftr, Die tereit Nno, naohitcs
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Sects Mlt9lleo erhllt 800 2Itet eano uno
cine ectte, 100 Sub Srcnt nno 200 Sue tlet
in uuierer Seclt1ot Die s. louie bat feiu
anrere5 9slts ais oa6. Der Ser. Staateu !;
eiu Seoer oenieet ooltfommene bilrNeglsd,e
uuo reliaiole Sreiheit. Die SruntpsSeam>
tcn weroeu wie in Y:1nlYlpanien curh oas
Sctfe e,,plhlt.
98er oen ausoauernoeu S(ciB Der Dcut<
Ihcu. lrpie cen N1ncetstifer Der 9lmerfa-
ner fcuuf, rem mus cs irnneuflar ler, ooB
eiue lrld,e @olrule i'll S1hren III etnrm
uno uuabblu9i0en 3ultahoe
iId empcr oe}hDuu0en babeu miro.
Dicieuigen, melhe nod, Wit1iceer ,per>
ocu mrllcn, beljebeu I'D, unueriugllh ennpcs
Ger peri,ni,h ocev i'll ftanf:rtcn Sriefen al
ocu unterS',hreteu III wcnoen.
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Dtnni. Aocuue nabe Der II. ct.
BaIbinltuu, o. 6, %. aug. 1S47.
!- Gle 0eehrten Nerausgeber oeutlt)er
3etuuoen cbne llntcrlhieb rer Yarttei, pels
d,e Sbi9es III ibre relp, Sldtter aufnebmen,
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