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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-22
Charlotte a South CarOIins
Rail- Road

fENllE undersigned Commissioners OF the Chsr.
IA loIe and South Carolina Rail Road, viii O.
pen subscriptions for the Stock Of said Road at
Charlotte, on the eth day Of June next. AL ger
sons eesirous 10 tsLe stock in this enterprise are
requested to appear and subscribe such sums as
they mag think proper al the time and place above
mentioned. The books for subscription will be
Kept open for sixty Gays successfully from the 7ih
OF June. At the same time Books Of subscrp-
ton will be opened in the following other places,
under the direction Of the Commissioner heresf-
ter named, VIZ;
Ar MoyRoE-Nlarcus dustin, WIN. D. Winches.
ter and SAINT Il. Walkup Commissioners
Al CoycoHb-John F. Phler, 81 c. Means and
I Il. W Allison. Commissioners
At SALIssrE7-Jahn W. Ellis, CT as. Fisher and
4 John Shayer, Commissioners
Ar MocKsyLtE-IamcsF 7. Martin, Lemusl Biug-
ham and Archibald J Garter, Com N ,ssianers
+ Al STATEsvILLE -JJsopa T. Caldwell. Wlrer P.
Caldwell and Thos, i. Alllson, Commissioners.
At WuKEs BoRouGH-J James Gordon, Auderson
Mitchell and Augustus Finly, Cornrnissiuners.
AT JEFfrRsoy-G George Bowers, Alexander Me-
MILAN and Jourdan Council. Commissioners
AT LEHolRS. +. Patterson. W. A. Lcnoir end
Elisha r Miller, Commissioners.
! AT MoRGASroS-E. J. Erwin, Thomss Walton,
: j., and Robert Pearson, Commissioners.
AT LINcoLNT0.-Ilenry CansIer, l.. d. Childs aud
james T, Alexander, Commissioners.
E AT NFwToN-Burton Craipc Eli Shoford snd
Jonas Bost, Commissioners.
ir RUTHKRToRD-Cnlumb Mills. James Ora
: ham and William Twitty, Comm. sionere.
y Ar DALLAs-Andrew Hoyc. james White an,
2 r. NJ. Alexander, Commissioners.
:. It's required By H.. terms Of tie Charter thu
y Five Dollars on each share sh.li he raid in whei
ii the atock Is subscribed Which The Commission
p crs have power to receive The Comm ssicnor
in the several counties, art r5ql rad 70 for srd IL
20 Books Of subscription TO the uu5et igned Com
IL ma-loners at this place Ri,h Il! s3ulc Of none
L, which they may collect
i. W. w. ELMS.
G. CUAS. ]. FOX,
!, InS = yitsnT appointed byn,
= y G' - 49," Chdrtsr
Z, J. IRWIN,
Clqr'ote, Hag s lSi7. 3lN
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MAJOR Gen. Pillow, one OF the Presi-
dents recent appointments, was, on late
yisi, TO \. Orleans. invited 10 attend the
public reception Of the Volunteers return.
ing from the War. The following para.
graph from his Letter declining the INVITA-.
ton shows not only what his notions are
Of the objects Of the War, but, considering
bis peculiar relations TO tho President, must
be regarded as some indication also Of the
views Of our Chief Magistrate on the sub
Jec':
Ny intention is not again to leave the
field Of active duty 10 my country until
permanent peace can be secured, ty such
d form of SouerAmtnt in Mexico a. will
guaranty wiih certainty 20 the citizens Of
the United States those advantages which
may be contained in such treaty or the
establishment n complete military occu.
patton Of ~ rico ,rhereby The rerenues
may be secured 10 The United States arising
from the i1terBdl tdres IN The Merican
Smtes, besides the present duties on imports,
and aiiordns 70 iAe psedHc!Se Glasses sna1
mous taxes which they have not heretofore
enjoyed, and thereby also teaching then
how such rnxes can be correctly collected
and honestly accounted for, 70 the proper
departments. Besides, protection TO the
people from forced loans, levied by their
ever changing revolutionary Government. P"
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ATTENTION!

E pom examining our Books, We find
U thlt over FIVE HUNDRED CT 5.
TONERS have not settled their accounts
with Us for the last year. To all such We
would bes leave TO say tha, We hope they
will consider ths as a personal invitation
to FORK over by CASH or Note, as our books
for 1916, NUT be CLOSED
II b. g. l.. S. WILLIAMS.
July IA, ls47. 42u
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Examination,

FENIlE annual examination Of the Ladies of the
L. Female Academy Of THE town, viii take
place On Thursday ana Friday, the 22d and 23d
insant Parents, guardians aud others, are res.
pecitullg lnvled to auond
The frs Class hoIe 10 complete the cour.e, and
rere'vo Cerlti a'es in tie afternoon Of FRIDAY,
when an Address will lie delivered by the Rev
Mr.. Frccaan
CYRUS JOHNSTON
Charlotte, July G, ls47. t42
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BN THEIR USE.

The weak will become srongi the pale and bill-
Gus complexion bo restored to n perfectly fresh
aud healthy color all ,he bad symptoms will ons
by ore disappear.
In short, these Pills are an incoLceivshle ad.
vance upon auy other medicine ever before ofer
cd to the public. A TRIAL WILL SATISFY ANT ONE
OF rms.
July Is, le47. 4lh
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st tie Same lno and place, 1ra-' Of faad
known as thr Liak Tract, containing about l5U
Acres.
The above property IS that par, Of the real and
personal estate OF tie larc Peter Fotuey, which
was devised aud bcqucathcd to his widow for her
h.e Persons dgsrous of purchasing any Of the
above property arc requested 10 examine the same
previous 10 the day OF sale and Tor Information
N relation thereto are referred to DR. William
Johnston, Miles u. Alternately, Thomas Roo
Iall, and Mr. Saunders, who resides at the Madt-
son Furnace. The terms Of sale will be IL
months credit on the personal property, and Two
years credit on .ho real estate with lutereet from
and after the expiration Of Il months from ihe day
Of sale.
J. FORNEY, Ertcvtor.
Nay 81, ls47 ISL
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NOTICE.

A IL those indebted to the estate efC. +. Moss,
N decd, by Note or Account, are requested to
come forward and settle the same, without delay
with the subscriber, the Executor being DESTROYS
of closing the business by the LIST OF September.
Al debts and demands unpaid by July Court VII
be put 10 tic hand, Of an officer ! can be found
al the office OF J. W Osborne. In case OF NV alb.
sence apply to Mr.. Martin, at Davidson SptalrS
s N. HUTCHINSON.
Charlotte june "a, ls47. 3Slf
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GDIr4ntfR
THURSDAY. July %, Isi7.

gVc We are authorized TO announce the
Hon. ID. NJ. Barriuger, as Candidate to
represent the third Congressional District
in the nesl Congress of The United States.
Composed Of The counties OF Lincoln Gas.
ton, Mecklenburg, Union, Arson, Rich.
mond, Moore, Montgomery, Stanly and
Cubarrus.
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Louisburg, Franklin county, North Carolina
The General Agent is fully prepared to appoint
sub Agents wherever there is no branch Of the
Company; either on personal app ication or by
mail, past paid. The rapid sal. Of these celcbta-
ted pills and the extraordinary cures they ars
constantly etlectng, render them, by far, the most
popular pill Of the age. An Agency viii conss-
Guen,ly be very valuable.
The Grae enborg Pills arc inconceiyablv supe.
rior TO any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complains; in general arrangement Of the sys-
TEN; in all disorders which result from bad state
of the blood, these pills arc sovereign remedy.
In the class diseases called chronic, the Grae-
enberg Pills achieve their highest triumphs.--
Here they Gefy all competition. Entering with
in the hidden recesses Of the system they quiet
ly but surely purify the blood root cut disease,
nnd Give l-ne and gIuoE 10 lie bodY.
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Col. HASKELL and Gen. Pillow

We have on Gle Col. Haskel's rejouder
10 Gen. Pillow. The Colonel handles him
severely. We will publish his article in
our next as we have inserted The other
articles.
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To Married Ladies.

Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
to that painful and injurious disease, the PILES,
with consequent Inflammation Of the Stomach,
Bowels and Spine, Weakness Of the Back, flow
of Blood to the Head, sc. The Electuary is
perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies, and the most
useful Cathartc that can possibly be used. as 1t
viii not only remove the Piles and all iutiamma
tory Diseases ;rttout pam or irritation, but viii
ensure an easy time, safe delivery, and souna
constitution in the offspring.
The Electuary contains no MINERAL medicine ;
no aloes. coiocgnth, gaab0gs, or other powerful
and irritating Purgallve. No fear OF taking cold
while under It's influence, no change in diet ne.
cessary.
Sold wholesale and retail, by Wyatt & ketcb-
um, l2l Fulton street, n. y, and by the subscri.
Der. price 81,
Julv Is, 1877. 4l-om
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All Bilious Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION.
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGuE, HEAD
ACHE, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH COMPLAI
MS, GREEN SICKNESS, &c, &c, yield at
once to these Pills. They purge away offensive
bumors, arrest the progress of disease, aud at the
same time restore tone and vigof 10 the system
In cases Of general arrangement Of the health.
thew are SOVEREIGN.
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Cures are Constantly Effected

By these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed, The mes, abundan, proof of
tins could bo given, but uial Of one box will
convince the patient. They can be ordered and
sent by mail, at trltlIng expense. The price is 25
cents box. Where fro dollars ,c0rth are ordered
and the money RENTED, The Company toiH pay the
postage on tie PtHs. Remitlances at the Com
pany's risk. Wherever there IS no Agency ef tbs
Company they can teEordTcd by NAL.
These Pills arc taking The place Of all others.
and no sick person should be without them.
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.F,ySy RCCPirCds

D AISINS, Mixed Pickles, Sardines, Coorso
Ma, Sugars, Sugar Almonds, CocoanHt Cake.
Dates, &c. We have also on hand an excellent
article Of EMON SYRUP.
r J. HOLTON
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Superior Court of Luu, Spring Term,
lSA7.
Susan Asbury
rs. Petition .pF D.yor7e
Wesly Asbury. J
n II appearing 70 the satisfaction Or the Court.
4 that Wesley hsbury is not an inhabitsnt of
this State, II is therefore Ordered, That publ
cation be made in the Charlotte Journal for three
months, that said Wesley Asbury, be and appear
at our next Superior Court, to be held for said
county, at the Court. House in Newton, on the
I'd Monday after the Nh Monday in September
next. then and there to plead answer or demur 10
said petition, or the cause will be set down for
hearing, and Jadgmcu; taken PRO c7nfesso.
Witness, II. $. McCorklc, Clerk Of our said
Court, al office, the s,h Monday after The 4rh
Monday in February. and il the 10Th year of cur
4, D. s47,
NJ S. McC0RkLE Ciefk,
Printers Fee $40. no
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MAR RID

In this Town, on the .9ih inst, ly TIE Rev.
Cyruf Johnson, Mr.. WILLIAM T. TAYLOR
10 Mrs ELIZABETH REEVES.
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Report Of The Charleston Com
ulittce,

To the exclusion Of much other matter
we lay before our readers the Report of u
Committee appointed at a public meeting
OF the city of Charleston and the Neck, on
the merits OF the two routes from Char.
lolle to the South Carolina Rail Road,
The Report is ably drawn up and enters
infinitely into the subject, but the Commit.
tee, to obtain more correc, INFORMATION,
recommends survey of the two routes.
As Camden Is now out of the way this will
be altogether unnecessary. It's facts and
arguments prove most concIusNeIy The
decided superiority of the Columbia route.
But we invite the readers attention 10 the
Report, it is long, bat We hope that will
not proven, any one from readrog i. A
minority report has also been Published.
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gg The editor Of the Camden Journal
IA making some remarks relative to Can
den abandoning the proJrct of the Raj
Road says "there was too much expected
from the people of Camden TO build the
road 10 whirl trade past their own doors, ~
Now, this is the first time that VIC have
heard that il was "cxpected oil Camden ~
to build the road, Who expected it Ger
tainIy not the citizens of Charlotte. Did
the people of Lancaster expect ~ Not nt
all. The people Of both sections were
willing TO subscribe and their money would
have been appropriated in the construc'
ton of the road. Who then we ask OK.
pected the people of Camden to build the
road And Il Camden was unwilling TO
aid in constructing the road or thought that
i, was expected of them TO build the road,
why did they not at once come out and say
too much was expected of them, and not
wait until the present time when the step
thew have taken was so well calculated TO
blast the prospects of the road forever.
Why had they pledged themselves TO raise
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In Camden, on the 18th INST, after short III.
nrs,, Mr.. ROBERT SLOAN, in the 22d year Of
hi. age
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HmsIamInatory Diseases.

Although TIE EIetfuHry was orglnalIy pFePaF
ed for the cure Of PILES, yet 1t has proved itself
to be medicine far superior 10 all Others in all
diseases of an Infammatory character, with a
of good to any part or organ In
and Congestion Of the Liver and
Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation
Of the stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Bladder;
in lnhammatory and Morcutial Rheumatism, It
,s tho hast medicine ever discovered
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SFF You AXE 81 K, get cured II well, en-
- ploy measures to coullpuc so, Every lndivi'
dual iodu ges in habits, which must, to greater
or lesser extent, disuuonge the az nrabe and Ia.
tricatc combinations which form the system, I'D
consequently
EVERY INDIVIDUAL
should possess some mild, vet thcacous, simple
and accredited agent Tor preserving all the tunc
tons Of the body in good order
DIR. WOODS
sARsFtRULA AND WILD CHERRY Buffers
will achieve this result, and should be IN every ia.
mi,y, and ia the hands of every person, who, by
business, profession or general course Of HE, Is
prrdis posed 10 the very htte ailments that render
ltc curse, instead Of a blessing, aud finally re,
suit, IN their aggregated ooneluon, IN the cause
or DEATH.
The RttcIs here mentioned are compounded by
a man OF great skill and knowledge from the sim.
pies Nature presents TO those who care 10 find them
and which are the only reliable anlidotes TO the
poison oH disease. The chief ingredients are the
universe Is. heloves SarspafiilI and the Box Of
the Wa Chs,ry Tree, with which the red man OF
the forest cures nearly every disease OF the inter
nal organs These materials, though powerful in |
their action are as common sense teaches us,i |
ENTIRELY HARMLESS;
ana prepared as they are mere, one OF the greatest
medical OPERATIVES in the inhabitable GLOBE BY |
taking these BirrERs the scrOfulous may be re-
stored TO beauty, aud avoid the sharp knife of the
surgeons for they not only eradicate pimples and
tumors, but overcome
CANCER AND KINGS EVIL!
Whoever is subjected to the horrors Of Ccpsfi-
patton, should at once purchase this sure remedy
In the train of Costlveness follow dreadful local
ropg,s,tous oftentlInes 1ntfp yery frequently
m Iria or kypoehordra violent hegiJehs', pa'p'ta-
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The Gracfcnburg Vegetable
FapP.7.S
- .- ks. as sSa
The GracEemburs Company
Col. WIN. .BOSEt

sEH EREBY give notice that their General A,
III gent for the State Of North Carolina is
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Warrantfe Deed. for sole q, this Office.
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tans 10. 1917.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

CATAVRA COUNTY.
Superior Court of Luu, Spring Term,
lSi7.
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should possess some mild, yet tthcacious, simple
and accredited agent Tor preserving all the tunC
tions Of the body in good order.
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A VERY IMPORTANT coMMUN1cAT1oN
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.

TO Al FFHsONs n All FLACEs,
a al tnaes,
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n construction high, lnasuuch as IL will
,beo ,eouire so much more money TO be
c,rnished on the Columbia route. At
sI2 500 per mile, then, for thirty miles,
here must bo raised 1885, 900 more of
subscriptions TO make the road from Co.
lumbia, than II would require from Cam
leo. Besides this, there must be added
lbe cost Of bridge 10 cross the Cataw ba
riyer, together with The expense Of leaving
The ridge TO 20 down 10 the river. We
have ascerlsined, from official authority
that the bridge lately erected over tie
same river for the Camden rail road has
cost about $4,000. Let this be doubled
10 cover all contingencies in leaving the
r1ge, aud the sum total Of additional sub.
,crption required from the Columbia route
IS 10 round numbers $685., 900. That is
10 say, in order to enable US at present to
make the road by way Of Columbia with
equal facility as BY way Of Camden, the
Subscriptions on the Columbia route must
amount to 1895 900 more Than on the
Camden route.
Let US examine whether this is likely &c
10 the case. OF course, the subscription,
10 North Carolina and Charleston need not
be noticed on this branch OF our enquiry
inasmueh as they will be given to which
soeyer route may be finally agreed upon
THIS question Is 10 be settled by the inter
mediate subscriptions.
Ga The Camden route, We are informed
by the proceedings Of the Convention, jus
held at Camden, that kershaw and Ian
caster are 10 raise 500, 600.
Oa the Columbia route, thc followin!
are the subscriptions, which we are as
sured, may be expected wnh reasonabl,
certainty from the different Disiricls.
pi.ht.nd District inetading Colnrnbta hsss sinh
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-13

Die Speraticn bes @ol. Treement uni
@cm. Stodtpn, tpeltltd, bon ben Gellen9e'
biraen, iperben beionpers 9eprielen.
llnfere Mtlttdriid,e Waht 1T, 70 faat ser
Secretdr, in cem lebten Sabr BON I, $40 3l'
SO, 900 Mann auaefthfpoaen.
Die re9uldre 9lrmee, erlanbt burd Die
leste Sisung oes @on9reBes, tpiro ildb rrelln
Te pouSdbltg gemadbt 1T, auf l6, ,908 Neonn
bslanfen- lest abertei9t oielelbe nod nld1t
10, 300 Waun.. = Die urfad,e fparum Die
9felhen nod niht gefullt flno, tptro oemllnt-
ifano Suecifriebell, caB 70 oielc Nreimillige
felt Der pa6irung Der Sill, mad, Merifo ge-
rufen poroen iInb. Der 8erift Ia9t, eS iey
uRnc9lid' ;u beifimmeu, sueld,e Truppen-
satl nod fir ben Grieg notb,penoi9 ieD, -
gilt ba6eD aber oeritdnoi9lif su periteten,
oaB fd,erltd, nod, mebr notbmenbia ieDn
perbeu, um ben Srieben tpieoer bersuitellen.
Nas 8etraaen Der aufgerufenen Sreiwilli-
gen III Werlfp tptro Defenders geriibmt ; le-
bod iey cine re9uldre Maht, 70 neDut Der
Secretir, in eitem Griea nit eiuer fremcen
Tdtlpn pcrsusiehen. Der gerift ftinmt
ferner nit ben Mepnuusen oeS preGtenten
iiberciu, baB ale itst nod, ansunehmence
Scloaten cber Srnppen bis su. Seenbi9ane
ees Sriea bicuen ipllten.
Die 9efddbten Sertpilluneen fur Sortifi.
cdttonen fir udhife5 Sahr. mcrren su$495.
600 anseaeben-oie Sertbeicisun9 oerfelbsu
nit einaeihlpGen.
Die slnsab[ Der ieeisen peaiTpnss slseut-
idaften telduft ftdb auf 45, uno bic 3abl
Der penGcndre auf unaefdbr 10000.
34S4 cSn6innpr fTr70 non hpr Hff(iff1cif III
Der tpeiftihen Seite bss Wiei6ipifi T(uses,
burh Graftate, felt bem lesten tdbrIiden
gerift ttlt9ewieier tpcrben.
Neue Sraftate NIT ben Snoianer, mepnt
Der Secretar fsDen ;u punlfen,-dllein Die
Heeierun9 iollte, 70 tpeit es ttunlie, ieD, oas
QSchl Der Snoianer Stdmmc ;u befpreern
(ud,en.
Dieie furse efi,,e fhliest aIles wsldes
uniern eeiern tm 9lltqemeinen BON Snteref-
fen feDn f0nnte, in lid, uno bater mcdten
mir cen Seriht niht mebr in Der ein9e &C.
ben. 50. 8.
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8eriebt bes arieas gecretars.

Tolgenbes 1T Elm slussus bes Rrieess sSe-
retdrSgerid)t, pelder pcrlebte Wohe Dem
GcnsreBe por9elegt irurce
Der Berift 1T mebrentheilS nit Der Sc
fdihte, oesBesinnes unb SortIhreitens Der
Werifanilhea Rrie9s Sperationen gefillt !;
bic @efedte sn palo 9l(tc, Oaelaca be Ia
pafma uno WontereD, uno Die BeTbnabme
pon Santa Sc, Ger Salforniens, unb 70 fer.
uer, einldliesent.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-13

.Steuer su erbeben, nit 1l5 qeqeu 4s 9tim.
inen uernori ien !. - Gin befhfue hes urn.
Stms bon Wloy ,,baB bds 8cIf Der Der.
ct. iu patrtctiid,, um tpdhreno tes Rrises
trgeno eine nctbwenoise Steuer ,u pcrpei-
aern,' ipnroe einltimmis aneenommen.- .-sIm
Wontag ,ptro oas @efeB 3ur .,Sroauifatirn
bon fernetn 10 Heoimentern8er. ct. 3rup-
pen," nnb am Dientas oaS vsur @rbbbuna
oes Scloes Der Scloaten" au @eecnltduoen
Der Nebdtte qefpdhft meroen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-13

pofamtberi6t.-Der idbrlibe
Seri6t ces @eneral poltmeifers tpurbe
ebenfaQs einSerei6t, tporaus berpcr9ebt,
Dap Die Ginnabmen tpdbreno oes perfobe>
nen Sabres, rpelbes iib am soften Snni
1916 enoi9te, unc oas erfte anter Dem
ncuen poif9efeee tpar, $4,4S7,l99 35
betru9en, spelbe6 einen QbfaQ BON $500
62t As 3el9t. Dieier 2fbfalt miro baupts
fa6llb Dem susuibreiten, Dap uiele per-
ionen cine 2fn;abl 8riefe unter elmer Gou-
perte fbiden, unb bas Departement Gem
5ufolse Damn Bios bon einem 8riefe oas
porto empfdn9t. Tim oieies ltebel in 2u-
sunft 5a oermeioen, ibld9t Der Sen. poitz
mciiter Dor, Die Sriefe pieoer gu tpieeen,
uno einfatbs 8riefe, tpenn fie iber cine
uiertel rnSe tpie9en, ooppelt an3ure6nen !;
AUDI fbli9t er Dor, Elm b6beres Torto auf
3eitun9en su le9ea uno oab oai1elbe i'm
mer i'm Soraus be5abtt peroe, @as Den
lestea punft bstrifTt, ipribt oerielbe uibt
uiel 3ur @bre oes @eneral poitmeiitsrs,
uno mir bofen, oab Der gonsreb nidt auf
Mittd sur 1uffIdruns, notbpenoiee
Na6ri6ten, Sefanntmabun9en II, f. No..
sinen bobern 3ar le9en miro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-13

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-13

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