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Markets..


New ORLEANS, Jan. II -Cotton-sales Of middling
to good mddng at six and three quarters to seven and
N eighth In sugar there 10 activity Sale,
OF fair quality at three ssven-eghts to an sales Of
molasses at Tx to IS Flour is quiet. Freight has
bsen engaged for ship to Liverpool, Of half cargo
at has cent for cotton In Exchange the transactions
limited
BALrIMoRE, Jan. IL, P M--Flour--The market re.
NAMED very dull and the Gales making chiefly confined
to the demand for home Sales Of SEQ barrels How
ard street were made at So 9sx. wh.at-Ths market
continued about the same with sales OF Mary.
land red at previous prices. Corn-The market ex
hibited NO change, and small sales making last
weeks prices Meal-Sales we're making ut So lax to
% % Whiskey-rhe market continued very dull. No
sales Of moment making. Provisions continued
Gull.
ALBANY, Jan 1.-THE shipments Of -four by railroad,
from this place to Providence, r. is now becoming
very great The following the prices current In our
nsrket:Barley, So sAc; rye 70 7ec; oats 40c hogs,
$5 so S., with active sale, whiskey, State prison
bbls 24c 1000 lbs Of Ohio broom sold at Flour
was inactve-sales small Michigan sold at SIS "a, az
Genesee at So So IAN
BosroN, January l7.-Flour-Ths market continued
steady with sales of 900 bbls consisting of euesee
osweso, Michigan &c., at Sc SIN to SO SO Corn-sales
Of 1000 bushels made, consisting of Western mig
ed at ~ OTIS and yellow do at IS cts. Oats continued
frm and sales Of 200U bushels were made at $40 Rye
The market continued steady with sales of from 4as00
bushels 97o Provisions inactive and no sales
making except In small lots to the trade FreightsNo
change.
Shipping Intelligence.
NEW ORLEANs. Jan L. Id ship Essex aud Mddlesex.
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CopYIoATroN OF THE STATE Laws The reslg-
nation Of Mr.. Collier, is looked upon by many
persons, as signal Of the opposition of all law.
yers TO the oodihcaIion of the laws Of this State
Perhaps 1t is-perhaps i; is not. 1t j. very GER
tain, however, that the lawyers, as protest. on /,
are not very favorable 10 clear, distinct, plain,
quick, and easy application of the law to all dis
ppted transactions between man and man. The
principles Of common sense arc generally hos.
Tile 70 he principles Of intricate legal practice
IN past times We have got rid Of great macy OF
the old prejudices OF the lawyers, and we trust
that tue matter Of reform ia this particular, will
stiil make some progress.
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their kind.

ASorHER RICHMOND IN THE FiELp-ANoTHER
HuMsus.-About these days, the newspapers are
full OF another important discovery in the prsc-
tice of medicine, which is called chloroform.
The virtues of ether are now entirely eclipsed,
and every taing sinks before chloroform. IL will
probably have It's day, and then be thrown away
for some other humbug. The application of all
those substances to the nervous system is dam
gerous and doubtful remedy. They are so &C.
knowledged by the highest physicians in the
world Cases may be enumerated ending ia sue
cess but 10 make il a constant practice, would
be very dangerous.
Nfws FROM EURoPs--The Missouri and Cam
brie ere both due AZ this poT,--the for!aer from
Bayre, end the lsI'er from Liverpool One. or
bgth, Iosy asiys today They are sexs.~slr
l5vtse .ss,
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ISLANDERS ON THx TsLEoRAPH The Travel
Ter, Transcript, and other papers Of Boston, are
accusing the telegraph of making blunders, and
being an "intolerable bore" They mistake the
criminal. II is those persons who collect iRfor-
nation, and call themselves reporters, at the ends
of the lines, that intolerabe bores. The tele.
graph tells exactly what is told to it. II can't
make mistake-the lightning Of heaven was
not made to make mistakes. The telegraph is in
its infancy, and telegraphic reporters are gene
rally incompetent to the task. AS proof of it,
look at the telegraphic report of Mr.. Calhoun's
speech, which we gave from our own special
competent and experienced reporters. Nothing
could exceed the beauty and excellence of that
report, and all those that followed from the same
quarter
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FnoM Sr. CRoIx.-rhe bark Isabella, Captain
Mckee, has arrived from 81. Croix with accounts
to the 29Ih ult We have files OF the Avis. pub.
lissed daily, fro. the 29th OF November 10 the
9th ult numbering about twenty.six papers in
she whole Of which there 10 not one item Of local
news, NOR lhe slightest alluson made 20 the AZ.
fairs, eoliles " vac bgsiBess Of the place -nu,
t'ca : rsesys II 9s synssis 81 esssssacss a,
ysss
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
AypAuv Ion ~ 10

NEW xOhR IlE0ISLATUREs
ALBANY, Jan. IL, ls4s.
Senate.
sILLs REYoRrrp, Ere.
ar. BoSp reported favoraby the bill providing for
the support Of schools in Brooklyn.
By Mr.. FULLER, the general rail road bill
By Mr.. MARTIN, for the more speady enlargement Of
the Erie Canal.
the Widows PENSION BILL.
Mr. TAMBLrr called up his resolution insructng Con-
sress to extend Its provisions to the widows pension
law.
Mr. GEppEs moved TO extend the resolution to widows
Of officers g'ged in the Mexican war.
Mr. TAMsLIS objected to . nav subject being attach.
ed to his resolution.
Mr. HALL protested against this species Of legislation
He said Congress ought to attend to It's business
Mr.. TAMsLIs's resolution was laid on the table.
Mr. JOHNSTON wished to test the sense Of the Senate
in thus interfering with the legislation Of Congress
Mr. OEppIs subsequently, laid his resolution on the
table, as . distinct proposition.
TINE ruLrrEY ESTATE.
Mr.. HAwLEy offered Joint resolution In relation to
the Putney estate directing the Attorney General to
prosecute In behalf Of the people Of this State
said estate Laid the table and ordered be
printed.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Mr. CoRrwELL offered q resolution directing the NE
deal colleges to report what law ought to passed to
prevent spreading contagious diseases. He alluded to
the spread Of small pox, and cited Of individuals
Who laboring under that disease who have travel
led In cars, frsm Albany to Auburn. Two men rode
with theu one OF whom took the disease and died. he
spread disease In his vsge and several had died The
bill was adopted.
ADuLrEhy.
The bill TO punish adultery read third time and
passed by vote ofs til The only vote In The mega
tive was Mr.. Tsmblins. Adjourned
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Assembly.

REponrs, &c.
By Mr.. Pndnx, In favor Of the pilot resolutions and
against the repeal of the presentlaw.
BY MIR HEARD, In favor Of the bill requiring the ingrs
dents Of patent medicines to be published Laid ON the
table.
BY Ms. pHnsS, In favor Of referring the pstiton o.
tss comUpn C9esay SsIssys " ssses'saea" 10 Ses
yesb.
W. ~. rsss, nv h sstaG,ss Ne sshsAss
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ITALIAN OPERA IN BosToN -Signora Biscacci-
anita has made prodigious hit in Boston, iu
Somnambula," which she has appeared in
several times. The applause bestowed on her
was terrific. That opera is to be followed by
"Lucia di Lammermoor." The opinions of the
Boston people on music, are considered by many,
generally superior, in point Of science and. cor
rectness, to those of New York ow will the
reception OF Biscaccianta here compare with
that given to her in Boston
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The LA PLArrE.-The brig Falmouth, Capt.
Hopkins, which arrived yesterday morning,
brings us accounts from Montevideo to the 18th
November We have files of the Buenos Ayres
Packet but they are not late as previously re-
c.,yed
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How A STATE CAN KEEP OUT OF DEBT.-Do
as New Jersey does-expend nothing public
schools, and bring up children in ignorance, and
every thing else they can catch by the way.side
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ITALIAN OpERA-Last night the splendid opera
Of "Lucrezia Borgia" was performed third
time, to az crowded and fashionable house as
on any former occasion. 1t was perfect blaze
of beauty and fashion. Benedict was great
and splendid, as ever, surprising in real feeling
anything we ever saw or heard in Mario or Ru-
bini ruff was very superior, and received
deserved applause. Madame Rossl was beauti-
full, in her face-extremely so-but she is unable
to sing the part equal to Madame Pco, who is
still the best contralto and mezzo soprano of the
day. Nothing is superior to her lower notes.
She has a. fne face-lovely eyes-exquislre
teeth-bad legs-good taste, nd only tolerabls
voice. She will be better in petticoats than in
pantaloons. On the whole, the opera was,
third time, quite successful, though we do not
utter all the trash about it which the musical
critics generally infict on the patient and long
suffering public
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I ne Harbor Masters.

ALBANY, Jan. IL, lS48.
The appointments Of the Harbor Masters for
the port of New York, will be sent to the Senate
tomorrow, for confirmation
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Compliment TO GENERAL TAYLOR Yesterday,
40 General Taylor left the Government House,
- ,in the procession he met by one OF our most
HE planers who contrivt TO push through the
,nya and ger hold OF tbs old eodiefs hand. la the
.cit. mept OF the moment, MIR II. NJ Leferrieve Lee
oo,s TOR such was our planters name), Instead Of
making the saiutaon rather the crowd
ban him said -
GENERAL Taylor, next man to Washington for virtue
and he be our next President for the good
II this great country
The crowd seemed better pleafsd with this novel
mods OF giving toast than the General was or vhist
thsv sympstAlfsd Ia the sentiment OF ths spseser he
,ssrsIy responded" Oh Pc 30, sir There ssss many
shs Sssysassa. 'ab yss fss, sb,"-s ~ P'ssssns,
,isA q
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State Convention In Indlana-Gsn. Cass N0nl.
mated FOR she Prssidcncy.
CINCINNATI, Jan. II, 1S49
At the State Convention of Delegates in Ind-
ana, on the 9th, thirty-six present, all were in
favor of General Cass for the Presidency, except
two
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o. Advertisements received for one insertio
only.
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MTELLIGENCE BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Later from Central America.
s ATE OF AFT A r 8
&C., SC, sc.
PETERSBURG, Jan. II, Is

PETERSBURG, jan II, lsaS
The Overland Express arrived this morning,
bringing papers from New Orleans of the llth.
The schooner Exit from Belize, Honduras,
18th of December, arrived at New Orleans on
the llth inst
Central America was in pacific state. All
intention of carrying out ths proclamation in
favor of assisting Mexico against the United
States, had ended. Nothing had been done to-
wards getting up recruits. An election for new
President is spoken of. There are several can
didates.
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Explosion and Loss II Life:

ALBANY, Jan. IL, l6AS
There was an explosion at the Watervliet Ar
senal this afternoon. 1t occurred in the gun
cap shop. Two men were injured and one
killed
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The Court Martial OF the Omcers In MEXICO
Transferred to Wsshin ton-Ssc., 80.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, l84S.
1t is reported and generally believed that Gen.
Scott Immediately returns from Mexico, and
that the courts of inquiry relative to the officers
have been transferred to Washington.
Mr.. Secretary Walker has called upon many
OF the members of Congress for their views rela-
tive to the Mexican war in writing. The result
is long and elaborate review of the whole
question, in which it is understood they take
high ground in favor of the conquest of the
whole country.
Tomorrow, Mr.. Badger speaks in the Senate
on the war. Mr.. Foote, of Mississippi, follows
IN favor of the conquest and ultimate annexa.
ton of the whole Of Mexico.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest Corner Of Fulton and Nassau ST..
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

D4iLY HER.SLD-Ey1r SGs, ts,'nday INCLUDED J
evNct coats c0py-S % per arntfm--iu the tnneo
state EuT0peGn su5sc'sers. S ssnu~ ine "d'''s
he roFfcas
WEEKLY RER.8LD-Ererr Saturday--pviee 81
ems PEI eepg-Ss l24 per rrnsrsin me United satss
Ecpedn stbscrfbers bp steamship 50 per- Snn"~ 'neS
due ne postage
HER.sLD FOR EUR OPE-EperS Seers fdcfe Dab
trlce ca cents copv-s5 annsn inen.dins posi-
rsTttTe-ns -i BE- reessd 81 Messrs Galigndni, Is
tfmrlne PGrls; p L. siHaonfi: - CGInhi"' end Jon"
PRESIDENTIAL HER-4LD-Er1p IIssddv-On
Dollar fcr the CaMpeign.
.eDPERYISEIENTs (nev ersrp r7orring) at req
ssrG's p'sess; 10 % Ursf "a. 81 PAN kg'ee MANNER -
PRIs TWO 81 oil knSs ereeilss heaufir.llv ,oth
sgafek an orders Of The Prbsdnon Once, Of
S'Effan end Nassau streets.
.fLL LETTERS 81 mail for sch terptscns, ,cith
eecesemcs 10 be post paid the postage ,oH BE- de-
orfcfef rFen fhe money remtfiSd
sfzstan nese, solicited rem quarter Of the tcertd-
sEa ~ ssd tctn Gttooys be literally pGid for.
NO NOTICE can ss taken Of ascnyrso1ss eossrtnfcs
iss7ss PcieUer INTENDED for nserioa be oth
etea o. the neae aS Gdaress Of the ortfeT
re- for qualifications buf anfy II kis good JatA
ne connst 'ad,riaks 10 re"" rejected eo'nntnseottors
all PAYMENTS TO be made IN advance.
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ANUsEMENTs THIS EVENING

aMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
PARK TFEATRE.-SArps, LENT & Co.'s American
ircus, in their various performances.
BOWERY THEATRE Bowsry-A Kss ~ rHx DARK
BATTLE MEXICO
CHATH AM THEATRE. Chatham Subsidiary OF
IYors-kemps Gymnsstic Fesis--MopEL ARTuTs-lRnH
TuroR.
BROADWAY oDEoN, Broadway.-PANre
ARTISTS.
INTERNATIONALLY Broad ~sv near Brooms-C hristy's
Nntre.s-ErHIoPKAN SiNsiSc -BrhLEsquR DANcno, &c
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway, near Hous;on-BAy.
YARDS PANoRAMA OF INK MsstssifPi RIVER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MusicAI CoMyA.
Sy's CONCERT.
Eew York, Tuesday, january IL, 1873.
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Shipping Intelligence.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan II - Id ship Essex aud Middlesex.
Boston; brig DAMASCUS. Philadelphis.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Neue5 + 9dfner ST.
Ibdft.
SernharO uno N(orens 0Db,

Sernbaro uno N(oren5 8ob,
10 cnlbribtiscn ibre 5rcuncc unc aite Sunesn, TO-
owic cas putlitum i'm Aa3emeln'n, raB l1s lDt
GtatliGtment sclcscn.
IN Der Sterrp Strafe, beinahe 9eNenuber
@ecrs Saters 1Scaen 6ac'crp, iuollt' pom
9. I. ,Rtm51u5 Gjebere,. gle oertert'0en
aGe Scrten ucn Ihcn uno @ro lSaaren,
Defenders alleArten Rctaeihlrr, Milt'tcpfe,
5bu0eln, Ieaer, Sunpen, Slumentopfs,
&c. &c. &c.
Sit rsrtauftn fir Naarsetr rrsr {anresrrccutte ,n
aapat.arcn Marttrrtiitn aulTtr'f tii!i5 - Elm ums
Itann, ncr arScrndrti3 ron Ierem 5ausrattr orer
iectr 6a,isauttcr ttrutilhtist p:rren fclte. Sus
a'rh tcrihtsn iie. Dag tic ii b mitpsr Nertertisuns
ron 8irsti3urcn tefbIiti3cn une i'm Stance ltnc
an ecsctcncr Qscrthrift irsenc cine Sisar, e.n
atdanrtt!c rrer 8cn1lrc ouf ras Sefhmatucl'fs
,,nr aan; correct aniu'trtsen Sa 'tib ibre Qrtett
i.rcr,eit rur6 gBitr, p'c(hmat unc Oauerbafti3s
rclt aus,cihntt slluten nc iu lirtcraIen untsrtns
Buns tsrentst ju iein, unp bOHen eisislbe aud ~
rrbl!t II.
Oet Is. 1916. 'o:.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
2ouis Sbdfer.
Rehtsanwalt uuo Ictarius, Canton,
Starf Co., Sh,c.

Rehtsannalt uuo Nctarius, Canton,
Starf Gr., Ohio.
QDiro feline un9etbeilte Nufincrtfamfet allcn In
ttin Sud iohla8tncen e,et.hattsn, rie iDm unrcr
trant nernen mc4cn, in 2 tart II D ZEN aneren,en.
DEN " tnnfics rirmcn. Su8l id tenaridt,9t or lei.
nc sanrecutc, r"B or rcr SurScm rrabrcnc tcincs
Anfentbalts IN Nep Drrt, rurb ric siittae Joi. fe
ess Sairitten niuls catettf Ginr,cbt lnacu ~
treHen TN Stanbt mar, wcnatb or tilnttia r, cur
Uethaftc In alen tbiilen Tcutta lam eurh lie,
trSabe an fclsenre SseAtsanpalpe ranttlid, unr
prompt rcrf,ben fam.
Snr Hbeiabe6en unb @rceber,corbum
Bacen,
@enrab Steinmes. Wadenbeim an Der
Sodarrt Gheinfreis Baiern.
SIR Warsbura, 8ambera unb oou, slft-
Bayern. Sranfen, 9nsbad, giirntero mne
oas Ron'areid, Bartembera, cr. Nron, 81.
Rnmpff, fouial. Nppeuatonsserid,ts Nppo-
Fat in Bambera.
SIR 3neitriden, hamtura uno Nbeiu.
preuBen, Oru. Carl @clien, fSnial. Nopc
fat in 3meibriiden.
ytctarius Mclf Oberbrcnn, Depart.
ntent TIeoerrhein, GlioB.
Voamadbt,n unp qeriAnihe 9otumente ieser
Art .perben BON ibm in beut(aer, enslifdber uns
FranjSff@sr SYrads perfertist.
0aHtoa Gsbr, ,. 1857. s.bx. /
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
3, $50 fit SSrieorid. Sd,0hrer

$50 tit Vrieori6 @habrer.
.9ebirt,9 aus 4ie efd,speiler,f Gar to W 3n,pisrap
den Roni9reid, Baiern !? -.
Terielbe ica lh in oer lesten 4 Sakrem
in ct. ecuis, 10 rpie MberbaiIpt i'm 9Hf0er
aufgetalten haben. Scin Bruber GyintiG
Sddbrer III Scifcn, Der ibm rpid,tiae NnG.
sthten pegen Demtsespsr hdlinile, ~,ir,s.
tee,len bat spiinfdt I iehnIid'ft ieinen Mhferf.
bolt 3u erfahren. @r, 70 -spie aGt Npenfd,er.
freunoe, tueld'e Austunft sftheilen fbrnes.
tlno 9ebeten, fclde 9elanoen su Iof1eu. an
- Setnrth g hdbrsr.
care Of oston MeIkur, oston. Mas..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
8ier 8aaeteten su oerfaufen.
un9sfabr eln Sierthetl unter
ihrpm xa,1r flihhl n HKprfh

RtFs'' '0t' tFtesIs8F 21NKsW'
Ger unterseihnrte oerfauft priootim bier
8auereier, auf nelhen idcn febr oufe Gers
aematt wureen, untcr ichr bill
liaen Secinqunaen. 3mei. ben so older
iece, nno cine ron l6D 9ldtr, nahe bel
0taihrtQe, Hclmcs @cuntp. nno e,ne ron
so Nder. uroefibr cine balte Meile ron
3en'p Gcuutp. Ohio, uno oies
ielbe gn'fernuna pom Watad,> uno Grie>
Ranal.-G'ute 8ebiuce. Sdeuern unb ous
tes Sscls auf jeoer oerielten!
ecnis Shdfer.
Canton BEN 4. 9lua. 1s47-34-4m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Haure1 Us. E0tr11

hat fceben cine neue uno mniibertreffIide
2lusnahl @iter BON alien Sorten, paijeno
f'lr ale Sabres,etfcn. erhatten. bic er su ben
btllalten preilen III oerfaufen beabiId,tiqt.
Rcmmf, unteriuhet mno mir iino aemiH.
bag ihr ntd,t unbefrieSist uniern stobr Der.
la6et J.
~. eaAtea, aYra d., ls47. (l7-bs,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19

NSo 1T Noclf Sunte cus @lidfatt. Inn
cerica:bnm Dol lltcin?
Sr esr!seB 1lueltaot 1886 llss tAaAsts In
8alttmcre I'm ielbtn Sabr.-sein anter.
'dr!ebener Grnoer ertudf ieocn, Der nber
osn,e!tsn Auseuuft asbem fam si.les IN
tSuu. Gorl Runs
'prelten pcfeffee, QEiuir0trn Diftritt.
8. gS. ..s..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
XII Uerrentcft

Gin aerdumiees Wcbntaus NIT 3iu,-
mesn uneefdbr = W:ilen BON Canton seie-
oeu.- eiebbaber frnnen suateid, Don einem
tis 4der eano unter biuiaen 9eoineuu.
gen renten. Das Idhere su erfraasn in eie-
er 0ruferei. l2,3m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
DoDu Bauer

Wadt feinen Treunoen uuo @6nuern. 70.
note oem Dubllfum iberbaupt, hermit Die
eraebsne An.eiae. bab er auf feiuem often
'rcbltefannten Stancpunfte, bic BON eofcb
seer b,sher aefitbrte Grocery fdufIid, an IId,
aebradt bat, uno nun bereit 1T ieeem 3u-
ipredenoen nit ben beiten unb rpoblfetliien
Baaren sfetnes 5ades ,u bienen.
canton. Aprll II. lS47. 1856.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
HH} a 81 n b

Wo finb
ecrl unc Seeinrid, Wailonb, ans Nmf Sd,fes
ce, SNanncoer ? - Tiefeltfn fd'ienen sn ieBt
ous Cincinnati in 1s4O unc baben t1eatosm
nidts crn fldb Drep lnfeu. rr
Dsrllnter,eid,nete, ,itr g Gfiefbsnber ,'rlnl lbt
rehnlidbt Itaci,richt BON linen 80 babens
q harleston, g. g. b Diaiau RastsG.
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Soritl 8ctGA att Map"r'
Glifob y. Grant, Ncecrrtr.
mar tin lBitaral, S6aen''lfer'
6tor4c g. ler + +, Mar9"s'
Staotrdthe.
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8 ~ -Scbn Saucr, scwt & SVe.
g Setter, g. 2B. St lrsn'
A Il. Ounbar, Or. S0e.
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Vltte.

etpermann,rc Der Ausfunft httr ben tse.se"
Tppbnrl q prn Scnrac Scmmer' aus eoou.'.s.nt W
stbeinpt;, Bayern, 81 aetsn rerma9' W l.."";'
rS s.r rr pot s'VI" Enn @ sssenpartssn aufntoar sc
alislt scnAu anjn5ei9en
9lntcn Scn1mer.
Scnfttirnsr, WaintteBs.
Cincinnati tcn 27. Arrl lsi7.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Ca,,utp 55eamten'

Sacct g - tott. e'""'''''~"'
Saccb 9 allattH
QBilsetm =. Bur &c, A"ostrr'
Saeot tXtpltnscr, Seb'Rms'ter'
0eprst .oe Il, 9Scecrrtr
s. einrttb y II 6ne fsl ., S@sr'N'
Nrnclr Spnb, sAnrm'tlf
sames sOuilaabau ecrcntr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
SO 0 lit y
Oeinrih 8urftarot aus 9iiebernban

RGnis1eieh Btrteutber9s
Derlelbe 1T Dor uneefdbr II b.s IL Sahs
rem nad cen Der. Staaten 9efcmmen. hno
Dor ODER Sahren ioG er nod IN Son1so'ne
als lRes9er 9earbeitet haben. =
Der Sobn ieines BruDers, tpeIher Scr .
Wonaten in's 9auo fam u. ftt bier auEba!t.
tpnnldst tnni9it Ndheres aher iesnen Snsel
III erfabren.
slue oieieniaen, pe[d,e BON ceIIsn Nuten'>
halt ni(ien, Nnb 9cbeteu ben unterie'dneten
oaoou in &enntniB su Iesen.
8ictcr Sctba.
Ste Straee ndtit Der Martttlttree.
pittsburg, Y1. Sult, %. lS47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Sbneiber + Berfftdtte per-
leot
9HifD(alt5 9Sour.

J(t[OlHuS OOUI.
1aadbt ttintn attcu Sunctn uns ctm putlienm tn
III semetntn, ersstenit bic Injeisc, Dag er ie'"e
Sbnetocr Werfif1tte.
In (ein neucs 0,atltcin Detdure in QDttt' snseara
tsas, p traiTc. i'm ,peitenS !t ctrrbalt rem W"rtt
..tesett unr teinabe 9tScnhttr Gem SrantIin -oaus
r,rIrat bat. mo- cr lein 8e(hatt auf cine tete nne
prrttfTtrte lDcic fort,neeen screntt.
Or aarautirt feline Nrtcit als nett nnb c"tfrDaff
unc in ltetcrcinttlmmuns init Der tratefen nno be'
tietcttcn Woct.
csr crbalt Die Ofooe icurnalen mcnatlid Don SFca'
Dert nlc Dalrmcnatlib paris, Sranfre'de.
2(rteitsrrciBr mIs,s unc 5ctsrmdB.
Tertt9e Gletonn9sflfe.
jift er tctfinris auf J5anp unr pcrtauft felde 3u
zen tiai3itcn prt,ten fur SaarSele ebtr annebmba'
C tAnees 1,rconttt.
Oe,. Is. 1916. S'l Ut.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19

Gcnrten im $ Beprf SMc fur 1913.
Sh7."naa S5upreme @cnrt /
Aepfu,ntiano @cpt. is @tart, CUNT. Nft.
d y 1''" S"'" 81. "A s rrcll Ott.
-" Banten am 6. Sejemrer, in COLUMBUS
s#a Gourt Of Common pleas.
s.ru,ntus-Qsars %, suni Is, Ncremeer ..
@t,rt-april g., Ausuif 8, Ottcbsr H.
Gs,ron- mai TO- I'm ult l6. 9srptmter |.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Gcrirnts SfanIcu.

Scbn peareG prilIrentsNihter'
ScDn 8rre nwccr,
Samuel g h-rans, eeDa E'FP9't''
Samcs -0astctt )
6armon Stir9er Slers cct S"Fr @ So"'.
81 a Naffcnfp S'trt sommen p'"'
Sd m s Nrm ttrcn9, Staafs> @hp"t'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
05to6e 2lnflnit
int
mamncth Store ron G1nton.
9. 81, Rmbau.

ernartet 70 etsn in ieinem fplenolceen
neuen : tcbre pos ertete uno ansne'ud'telte
enforcement @uter, cas er nod 1en1als'
BON ielbt lsm:n atFen S~euno II pom Slc
Wcup Strrt aueebcteu bate, un'ta'ls9o le-
be 9er1t,eoenbelt BON pus uno Stopel-
lHaareu.
Zu bieler sluswaht bat er nod hiniu9e-
fist einen 9roBen Stcd
Serti9er Aleicnnssfafe,
bic er perfauft fur cine Sleiuisteit i,ter@
benz eemohnlihen Maderlctn. Gin gauge
Ansua fur
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Dret Dollars.

ltno fir cine !8leinisfeit mehr, tpercen
nod, Nut, Stiefeln nno Scemo biniu1efltat.
Gs rpire ilbrrHilnt9 noh at bemelfen. oaB
er III ben moalttbit nteoern Drenea oerflu-
fen rplro. inoem lein Gf1bIilement ihon
idnaif, nit aa9emeiner S3iltimmnns ben
@3nmpn