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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15

charge. "-Marion lAtdbam0) Reris,c, Taylor
paper.
"GLoRloUs News TIE Union Preserped-Re-
pudiation Of The Witmot Proviso BIZ tie Wig
Conuention.-The friends OF The south, as well as
OF he Union will learn with inexpressible Sails.
faction that the Wing Convention PRO MPTLY
MET THE QUESTION OF THE WILL.
MOT PROVlSo, AND REPUDIATED A
RESOLUTION ADOPTING THAT DOC.
Urine AT ONCE BY AN oVERWHEL,.
MING MAJORITY. 1T WOULD NOT
TOUCH THE UNCLEAN THING. How
different this generous and patriotic action from
the dangerous sectional ianaicism Of The Demo.
cratic Convention. II will be recollec,ed that
a resolution was introduced there by Mr. Yam.
cey 10 fepudiate the pfoyso, which The Couyen.
lion refused 10 DO by vote OF 2l6 TO &c. This
vote aimed death blow 10 the rights of The
South, aud rs effect has been 10 cast gloom and
dismay in The hearts Of those who struggle for
The preservation OF our glorious Union. Doubts
aud fears began 10 overwhelm The public mind
lest even he Wings, the great conservative par.
" of The Union, ALSO MIGHT BEINFECT-
ED WITH THIS HERESY, and have Yield.
ed 10 the progressive notions of the Locofocoism
OF The age. Thanks to kind Providence, which
has ever watched over our beloved land, patty
still exists determined 10 regard The com
promises al the Constitution &c: and those
jus; and equal rights 10 all sections, without
which onr glorious Union cannon exist one mo-.
men,. They HAVE MET THIS IScENDIARy AND
DESTRUCTIVE PRINCIPLE As WHias-in The old
Wing spirit Of enlightened patriotism OF the pa
triotic fathers, and on which the party is tounied
They DARED TO STAND UP AND MEET THIS FIRE
BRAND OF usPRIScirLED PAcT1oNIsTs boldly las
tie Democratic Convention did noD-to meet it
as men aware Of their duties like their 2rea, lead
er at Buena Visa, asking no favors and shrink
ing from no sponsibilites-lo cast il out OF their
Convention into the teeth of these infurated fana
tics, and lodeclare hat il was no part, and should
be no part Of the Wing creed This lhe Demo-
cratic Convention would no, do We congratu.
late The Souh-we congratulate the Southern
men, who have never appealed 10 the fidelity, ho.
nor, patriotism and generosity of their Northern
Wing brethren in vain. We congratulate the
Union tha, there is still one great patriotic parry
which is determined to resist The mad and maIien
influence, which, II unchecked. would soon leave
Of lis sacred rights but The name."-Ala5ama
.IsEsnal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15
"a LITTLE LEAvEN LEAvENETH THE
WHOLE LUMP"

The Clay Convention OF the "Slashers" IN
Hanover first sci she ball 10 motion, which is
now moving with tremendous force. The move
ment of the Hanoverans has been noticed lar
and wide, and yesterday morning brings US The
New Orleans Delta, which says:
1.-THE Clay movement in Hanover Virginia,
which, though al present Of dimInunye proper
tons, requires, but little tanning and blowing 10
kiudle il into such blaze that We would mol like
10 underwrite the safely OF any party, IN whose
nejsbborhood spark from this famoeau should
tail This movement is not TO be treated lightly.
We know the gentlemen whose names are pub
lishsd as participating in the meeting, and they
include some Of The most prominent gentlemen ID
the county. Hanover il the birthplace OF
Henry Clay, and the meeting was held In me oia
Slash Church, where Clay's father, good old
Baptist preacher, moi cleTsynidn as p'entce
yery enormously calls him, in his Life OF CiayD
psed 10 hold forth 10 the people. Hanover, TOO,
il the native county Of Patrick Henry, and the
SCENE of hi. memorable attack upon the parsons.
The people in this county, and in Louisa, which
was once a part OF Hanover, have ever been dis.
,ipguisbed for their patriotism and political 10.
lelligsnce."
The spark from Hanover has fallen upon the
great Clay magazine in the Empire City, pro-
ducing grand explosion, The particulars oil
which were published 10 yesterdays paper
That The movemen, is likely TO produce an
important effect upon The Presidential Election
is eviden, from The comments Of the press, from
which we extrac, few brief items.
The New York Express (Taylor) says;
1.-THE numbers were large, the meeting en'hu
sasIic and much oflhe Clay spirit OF olden Tins
was manifested. The name Of Clay drew fortf
shouts OF applause, as OF old-parlicularly wher
Mr.. Clay was spoken OF as the "Old CHEZ" ant
as The "Political Father"
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce (TayloD says
aTbe Clay meeting last night, and The Eieclo
raj ticket TO be nominated in consequence VIII
afford a nucleus around which disaiected wing
in other paris OF the Stale and country can rahy.-
IL is another apple of discord thrown in.o w
Wing camp, and invites YET ano,hel lol Ine,s ar
MANY intending 10 vote the Taylor iicket VINO %
not a, all relish the high Whiggery OF Mr. F'',
"Tbe news Of the meeting las, night 'c'a tHsouI
40, he friends OF Gen. Cass cosry uh<re, ana w
csnno, saw bu, such was lis object"
The N. Y. "Tfue Sun" (Democfap del'an1l
;,,elt With The Vauxhall Garden meeting thus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15

The fact not General TAYLOR was nominate oy m
o
rsnLs hunnoy
Bu
o
Southern IJniei States
G.n.rl Tay wnhreg o Whm Pfovho:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15
We find The following statement 10 The Colna
bus (Ga.) Democrat:

we nD0 me IOllOWiuS stdselnSi" ~ 49,
bus (Ga.) Democrat:
MYSTERIOUS One day las, week, az s
derly man. OF the name Of Thomas 1dyi'',
rroiession an itineran, Dsntiss, died sudden,' :
Inc house of Mr. Cannon down Io~n, 10 To- ne ~.
place il is said he had wandered lew ,,b;ch
lore, in a state OF partial cffanse% W., nroyel
ranidly increased TO violent Ts0n.. - a;,,, f,om
incurable. Dr.. Taylor came 10 .n's e ~ has
savannah about is months SIM, .s >,
oars,.Ilv mad his home mere dn'
pan Hill. in This country. he y a'o 'n
- have had recently, CO.'S ne aoe MOO
., money 10 gold ADD siver-l'om ,ooo 20 ;ns,,o
V. %, horse. buggy, watch. denia, ms,
U msns &C. bu, a. his death only twenlyhvs en- ~,
,r.s ,nnnd on his person, which leaos 70 N, asf
wa ,hat here has been foul play 10 comm
;on with his strange and sudden ,,'n.., ,., az
dea,b He was moreover, man " 20, !; !;
habits and peaceable disposition. % We. h.
d;ficulr. on ordinary principles, 10 aeeouS -, \,
h;s u,,sr d.sti,ution OF funds al me 'ipe y. !,
death. Il is possible that ne may I =, en- he fae
money with his country ffienos. ! n TayIg
will be ascer,ained immed'a'eiy. ~, Va
was from Caroline or Hanover co ann. mar
I'D has we understand, son, yoaIps orl;s.
named WuaA Taylor, believed 70 oe a.
Green or neiehbofhood. IN lha! o.a'e' :,
- Tho Republican boasts that Madison ~
,on .one OF the leaders and most 'onuea''
men" Of The Democratic party in Ffedelie., ="
sa, hol,ed p,uros on. not TO be so-iof MI =
intend. to vote for Cas- and BnIief'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15
THE PALMETTO STATE.

The South Csfolin,an says, the SlSe "iI'
give The Democratic nominees msloriy q Fif'
TY thousand soie>,- so 0Go = votes ten fn'e
elevated, unboush, and uhramrllet Democracy
OF noble little South Carcl,nia, are tribute Of az
probation, which would tend much T. sootae NE
regret u defeat, or swell the triumphs Of w.
tory. Given 10 good faith, ihls approval, 10 "
guiding hands OF our faithful representatives 10
Congress, will constitute power in The ain'f,
istfa,on OF naliona. affairs, which canndT d.
never will be eIered against our welfare
The bastard party" will make no show V
SouIh Carolina. Virginia, too, will repu'ia {
Taylor and The abolilionist Fillmore, by an w.,
preccdenled majority, anless we mistake me s'sA'
OF the times.
STRIKING THE TAYLOR FLAG.-The
Boston Post says that The Elizabehown Journal
one OF the Oldest and mos, cous'an. Wing l'ni'
nails in New Jersey. has hauled down The IaY'"
flag. The New York Tribune states hal 'os
Providence Tianscrip, has also dropt Genera
Taylor.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
Gouie Sbdfer.
Hehtsanrpalt uno 9ictarius, eantpn>
Skn~G Tn NL.x

9feAtsanwalt uno 9totarius, Canton,
Starf &c., Sbic,
2etrb feline unsctbcilte Nufinertfamfeit alftn in
{etn Sad t6lasenpen 8efbaftsn, bic inn anper.
craut Werhen ,roSen, in Start tnb ben anaren,ers
ren Counties rirmen. 3usleib bena9ribtist er (eis
nen$anrSlcute, baB ct nor &ursem tpabrenb feints
1utrntDalts III Slcp Ocrt, bttrb bic s.tise .6affr
ten Sairif6en 0rnittls ra(eleff Ginrtdbtanaen ~
tretfen iln Stanpc mar, tppnah CT tlnftis tracn
8ef@afte in aaen 1bsiIen Sentfalano bard ltes
tersate an folsenpe Sebtsan,palbe pantHi4 une
prompt perfsben tann.
SIR 9hetabefen uno groetersostbum
8aoen,
@cnrab Steinmes. Wadenbetm an Der
Oaarbt 9fbeinfrets Baiern.
Sir WirSburg, 8amberg unb aan, slft-
8aYern, Sranten, Nnsbab Narnbers mnb
oas 36ntsreidb Wartemberg, Or. Nrana %.
&umpff, Hnisl. alppeltationsgeridfs 5000
fat tn 8aniberg. ~a
SIR 3meibrhfen, bamburs uno 9abein.
prenBen, Sru. Carl Soften, fSnisl. 9lbuo
Fat In 3peibriifen.
9ictarius gBolf Sberbromn, Depart
ment Iieberrhetn, glfaB.
Sollma6tsn tnb serittline Octamente jecer
Art tpteen BON ibm in beutf1er, ensltfher ann
franjoft@r Sprade UtrferHSt.
| Canton Sttr, 2. lS47. Ssbp
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
$50 I It
0eor9 Odu(e(,
aus 66hff, Qan6geridtsbea. 8reubera,

aus SC6hf, Qanogerihtsbes. Breuberq,
@ro6beri. 0eHen- Darmlfact
Derielbe nerlieB feline 0eimatb am 16ten
0fopember 1916 In @ele0ihaft eiues Sobann
OeerfeL ebenfalls aus N6hft. gr reiite BON
Wcrms ben Nbein ,btnab nad1 6apre be
@race, BON ROO er er aue einen, Der Nirma
Scbn Noaus unb 9tntban in Seem. Dart aes
hSrenoen, Sd,iffe Die Seife lber ben Scean
mad, NepsDcrf 9emadt BADEN foG. - Ger
btttet ibn uno ale Wen1dens
freunbe, Die feinen slufenthalt piiTen, ibm
3efdQt9e Jfahriht Su 9eben inter Der 9los
ore6e; Sobann 9sna.
Canton, Starf Co.. Ohio.
nU ltniere Wehfelbldtter lit gtew- -9)orf,
pblaoelpbia, 0letpsSrleans un6
Baltimore tperoen inter 3ufIfJe-
rnng itnferer @e9enbienife Inn 9e.
fGlltae Wnfndbme aebeten,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
Neue6 : 9dfner Ge>
(6dft+
8ernharO uno 6lorena @Dk,

OernDarD HnC OlDrett3 0DE,
81 Rena6rebtisen ibre Sreunce unb alto Gunnen. &C
Owie ras publitum tut Aasemeinem, rag fitt
Gtatlifftmcnt sctescn.
tit Der @berrD Straee, beinabe aeaenlber
G5ecrg Sabers Q8cltensSactpry, fabIid pSn
.. T. &tmtal(s @eberei. sic perfertiaem
ALE Scrten BON 2bpn unb Grb I4aaren,
befenoers aleslrtentchseibirr, MildtSpfe,
Sbh0eln, Seller, Sumpen, 8lumentSpfe,
&C. &c. &c.
Sie perfaufn fir Saarselb pntr $atbesrrccutte ,u
sansbaaren Olarttpreien auGtrit biQis - Elm tim.
!fanc' Der sesenwartis RON jecem ,5auspater urtr
leeer .9ausmttter berhtll9tist Dercen fcGte. 3a.
8leb ttridten ft, baB te ltd init Der 2ertcrtieins
pOn @irs1Surcn tefebaftsen unb inn 9tanse (inS
naeb sesetencr 9crfebrift irSeno cine Sisur, elm
g StarsbiIo cber 8einalce auf bas 0efetmadpcllffe
uno gang correct anjufertisen, 90 lie ibrt 0rteit
tectrjeit eur9 Gntc, ge{6mat unb Daiierbaftia.
tett ausje9net, slauben 6e 3u lieberalen tntertt.
trbalten. ."
Deg Is. ls46. .fm.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
@ O4AAM,ll.igaLAAI&N O4AAM,ll.iga STATESMAN
ELECTION OF 1898.

The Gam palgn Statesman will be issued from
Saturday, the 9th of April next, weekly, until
the 25th of November following, nearly eight
months, for the sum of ONE DOLLAR, for single
subscribers for Clubs sending Five DollsIs.
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen COPIES
always in advance.
he CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the
occasion, and one sheet the same size of the
Daily and Tri- Weekly Ohio Statesman, filed
with close reading matter.
we never iussed prospectus for a campaign
paper, when the freemen of our State and nation
had so much at stake as at the present moment
Enemies of our country's honor, and men who
have no regard for constitutional obligation, the
observation OF which can alone preserve repn-
pnollcan governement, are every where forcing
themselves, by every means, fair or foul, into
your State offices, and in the national councils.
Their trid S of usurpaton, and their disregard
OF the sacred duties of patriotism, even. while
out. Country it is war, and your troops suffering
from their REASONABLE inaction, call loudly and
emphatically upon all true friends of their coun.
try to be upon the alert. Freemen Of Ohio, ae
you prepared of the crisis, and read to do yor
duty?
Being here at the capital, with the documents
at hand, we shall take occasion 10 show up fed.
eralism in all its deformity from the written re-
cord and shall prove TO the min of every man
not pre- Judgedor blindet by self:inerest or pre-
udce, that the party calling itself whig
wholly unworthy and unfit to b trusted with
'ower in times of peace or of war. That they
are erelict to every duty that rests upona Re-
preventative ofa free and intelligent people, pro
Tossing to guided by honest principles, ual
avs, or patriotic love of country. We shall deal
n historic facts that should be in theposses sion
IF every voter, and calmly but firmly present TO
he people of Ohio why such party, after series
IF the most startling measures, at last filed the
Measure oftheir dishonrable conduct by an attem.
'etd dusurpation oflegesla,iOn, which TO recognize
Or countenance would be degradation, imbecility,
and cowardice, unworthy ofthe name of Freemen,
Of Americans.
We will show from the Legislative journals
that the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they put
forth as their leader, his by is votes and prncip-
les, the very last man that the people should trust
In the limits of Prospectus we have no room for
details; but if the people of Ohio are not ready
bow their necks TO the fund.mongers and privile-
ged bankers, to torysm in its worst form in time of
war, to the mad acts of party discipline that re-
qulre your written constitution TO be torn into tat-
ters, that the tyrant's yoke may be fastened upon
you and your children, then check the mad career
of ycur State officials, who claim every for power
and nothing for the rights of their constituents
The facts shall come from the records: rr
Fly S. MEDARY.
Columbus o., Feb. "a. ls48.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
= ff r.
Mn4enteiite N,tenlpn6nie

tnr Saufsnte, Sabrifanten, gefhdftsr,n,..
isn a'0s.sn Nn., 'aoa1rts. mn @ewerbss u. Gealdu,
BEN sen oSss 1ss gssaMtansi{gss ss Masl;{g Srtsrsua lie,
S %u"He p Mho 9emerpe, Waarentunbe, aderr
pau. D S!eesn@t, Metn. nnb Sbftbau II. { NJ.
.t 9eatoe'tst uen e.nsrg5efeaidaft sele brtsr y.
pratt. EalHente, beransge8eben rrm Sr.
M. 9oettmann z. perm. u. oerb. 9lunooe,-
@rihetnt III 2 9rtBe 8te. se. IA gSs 90
Soetie prets a Deft- Is Ste. l. bis 20 Nef.
ODER l. go. lie9t aur @infIdt Dor BET
Yhifirp Stnrtpf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
Nannets Eerlknn.

Soer 9eiammter SanoeIspi0enlhafteu fir
Eaufeute II. Sabrifanten. y2it ben 9Ibbi,
oun9en ber @ancclsfaesen aller giationem.
@benfalls lit Soeften a IS @ts. 0as !. Neft
tanlt e'n9eieben tperoen bel pbil. Stiirbcf.
9enteli1ietaftlide 9eiansbi,terp., eir,efn
-aud) tel19ebuneen r,it @olbIhnitt u. @o!ts
serilerntg = coer beim Duteno i'm lebtern
Saae beeeutenb spcblfeiler at baben in0ud,,
laoen oet pbilipp Stiirhcf.
Sober's 9eibldt Der 0eutfhen in 9lmes
rita &c. pcrrdtbis II. Su taben bei
II. bo, Yhilipp Gtirkpf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
Wertb Der @cl6 uno SiIbermiir,ett.
0nUlI 8autr

Madt ieinen Sreunben nnb @6nnern. 70.
m'e Dem publifum iiberbaupt, hermit bic
er9eneme Nnseise, bab er auf feinen, o(ten,
ne9loetannten Stanbpunfte, bic BON Sofcb
s1er s o!eber 9efnhrte @rocerD fduflid an lid,
seoraWt bat, nno nun bereit lit iebem 3u..
lese9enoen 9n NIT ben beiten unb ruoblfeilifeu
sNaafen feines Sahes ,u bieaeu. ''e'
S"''o", aPtu q. lS47. 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
Oeinrieb Tilber,

aeblrtia BET Gadfen Nltenbure i'm Roniss
reid, Sad1en; ypelfer Dor 5tcei Sabren G..
Nponaten MIDI, feline Gbefrau, betmltdj pers
Ia{Tsn bat, nirb biermit anfaeforcert. bic
,nin i. Mdrs ftd, bier tn Baltimore eitsu@
finoen, inoem ih mid, fonif tpieoer perebeli-
eout e gifaer
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24

@cnrten int BeSirf Saip fir ls4s. u Z
Sipreme @curt. s
Sclmmtiana SeYt. Is Start, Samtf. Oct.
xusearatras Ottot. IA Carroll, OFT.
Vanten am 6. Se,emter, in eclnmbns.
@curt Of Common. pleas.
Golu,nbus-3Barl %, Suni Is, Ncpentcr 9.
Stare-Npril g., Ausut 8, Ottcbtr 10.
IusearaWas-Aprtl 81, NuSulf "a, Slprtmbtr 23'
Garroa-Wai 10, An:utt l6, 9lcre.nter 1.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
HrteneuSrtrntfr.

DEtEOK1s5rtEWlE
Ganton Taunsrttp Sieaf,tit aus
s. s. Setter, .~~.>> Nrril, %, 1850
G. 9. NltertO~~~~~~~~>~oN~~v> Qprit 23, 1S49
3, 6. 8pctrpeQ, v>~~>~~~~ Irril s6, ls4s
Jcbn Seatber ,N~~~~> ~ Ottrttr, 1S47
peter Scusenbeittr, Qrril 26, IS4S
1ake.
Sanes 0bamttriiw, ~ ~ Wlai 8, ls47
Srbn .6ru9btcn, >~~~U>~U W. w ~ Wai A, ls47
O.G Scnes, s,v>~~~.~>>->-> >>~-,>->~Nrrit, ls, 1890
Dackson,
QBiliam mcGrrmif, ,~>~~~~~~~
Jaerb S{tcp, ,U>>~~> Nrrll ~, 1850
perrp
Sctcph !9tdman, ~ ~>~~>-~>" OFT. "a, is47
Ueorue Uftuer,~~~~S ~~~~>~~ W. OFT. 30, lS49
3setbIebem.
Canel, 8rrf, ~ ~ Oftcttr, I849
N.24. @psDcrn, v~~v>, ~>>~>~ Qpril %, ls49
Zucker Greet.
Oarto u. satb,~~~.~~~~~~~~>~>~>> W. Cftcter6, 1s48
-. -. GCr0nct, ,U~~ Nprjl 22, 1850
Tusearamas,
Qalentin Spbn, @pt. 49, ls4s
Smitt, ,U~~~>~~>~>~~ ~ Ottr. 81, IS4s
1amrenre.
2Billiam Cunningham, ,~>~~>~~>~~~> OFT. 81, Is4s
atrabam 9terens, ,~>~~~> ~ ~~~~>~ Nu9. @, IS4S
On ID gamptel, el,~>~~>~.~~.>~.~~~>~Apri %, ls49
35arfs.
Scbn @tttf. ~ ~>c~>> Nrri( %, 1850
Deter @nmm.t, Sep. %, 1s49
5aecb 9lensv>~~~~ ~~~>>~~~>~>~~~~~~>Srp 26, IS4s
SUasbfngton.
5oferb 1cmpfon, ,~~~~>~~~~ >>>~~>~~~ Ott. 80, ls49
Saepb 6ertfsr, ~ ~" W. ~, ls4s
1erfugton.
Otptert 81. Sarr ~ ~>~~>~ Npris23, lS49
:. Qpprb, OFT. 80, 1889
1Aarlbarou1b.
QBnt. .6atther, W. Nprtl %, ls49
Ealnabse QD. $eaft,~>~>>~ >~->>~ Npr. %, 1850
Ntntfsbtllen.
eamts D1egreerep,> .~.>> ~>>~->~~~N Npric29, 1850
Jaepb 9. .9ooper, ,v>~~~~~~> DO. %, lS49
Osmaburgt.
Daniel Stable, ,~>~~>> v>~9tjr. IL, 1347
Oaptp Btar ar,v.~~~~~>~~~>>>~v>>S>>0N 0Nai %, is49
Saunp.
8tft GIntfettr ,>~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~>>D Dttr. 2, 1s4S
Nnoren .6amitcn, ,~~~~>~ ~~~>>~>~ Nftcber, 1S47
49fke
Jpbn Gn,itb, .>~.>>~ Nrril %, 1850
Daniel WltSinntp pU~~~~~v~>~~~~>~O Ottcb. 80, ls49
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
CattutD 8edmtell.

George -6owenfttnr)
Saeob g 6 lott, SpmmtIfcntrs.
Sacpb GallatiH,
% Set III s. 8uret, Nuritrr.
Saeob Strlin8tr, Sbasmeittcr.
0tprSe n, gieeprber.
9 ecrs QBe +, S6trif.
Nrnolb Spndb, $anrmctfcr.
Sames o II laaban, 0rrcncr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
Sohtl Meber

Sobn Meber.
Stqltor Sanblun9 uno GfiIg Gabrid
gerry Strabt, elm Sieret ndrblidb 3pn 3. l5en
ganton Sbio.
kAsDtthsbaas.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
SO 0 I It

- e u T W Wt 1T er
aus Netr'tr1n1 9rpebers. Sleenbur9 g.
Gerielbe fca Gd suleet in Cumberland
Sbso, al'f9etalten baben, II. feline befiimu,ers
ten gltern tpitnfdlen febnlidit gadrid,t BOT.
'g"' nlter Der Slocrefle s. 8Drner.
&tdrleffpn 6. 6.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-24
Gerichta Bfdnlteu.

Sobn pearee, prafbentsNi4ter.
Sobn 8rtenwppc, ,
Samuet S6rank, 8eDafsriAtrr.
Sames .6a3lett
!9armpn Gttbatr, 0tert btr Surr Court.
. 0afftnCperser, Glcrf Common pltas.
Serapbim INcptr taats>Nnwalt
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Information Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN, named George Smerrgc
"A left me on the 9Th June, to be absent
days, alleging that he wished to look upa
farm, since which time have not been able
to find any trace of him. lie was engaged
for the season; he left his clothes except wha,
he wore, and arrearages due on his wages
He is about 3 feet inches in hcighth, hair
light brown, and 10 or 90 years of age; had or
stripped pants, blue frock coat and n furc7n
lie belonged to Lexington, Vt. His lon2e
sencc is a mystery, and am anxious TO as
certain where he is and what may have bcial.
en- him.
Any person communicating information re
specting him TO Lewis SmCrrigc, of keming
ton, VI, or 20 the subscriber, will be suitably
rewarded.
Editors are invited to copy this OF otherwise
notice it in their columns.
ABNER BRADLEY.
st. Johnsbury, July 6, 1913. 57lu
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to and from Boston daily, with each passenger
train.
Packages will be received and forwarded
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and Canada.
Letters are not taken on any terms
Offices at the new Grail Road EXCHANGE,
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Burlington, VT, Il. G. Buffers Line Store,
Derby Line, and at Charles Seymour's, Mon,
trcal.
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