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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
CAMPAIGN STATESMAN
ELECTION OF 1919.

The Cam paign 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 I; for Clubs sending Five Dollars
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies
always 10 advance.
| The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and spleadid Type. purchased for the
occasion, and one sheet The same size of tn
Daily and Tri- Weekly Ohio Statesman, filled
with close reading matter.
We never iussed rospectus for campaign
paper, when the freemen of our State and nation
had SO mu h at stake as at the present moment.
Enemies of our country's honor. and men who
have no regard for cons itutional obligation, the
observation of which can alone preserve repn-
publican governement, are every where forcing
themselves, by every means, fir or foul, into
your State Offices, and in the national councils.
fh4l trid of usurpation, and their disregard
OF the sacred duties of patriotism, even while
out. Country 1t is war, and your troops suffering
from their REASONABLE inaction, call lo>dly 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
dutys
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-
not pre- judgedor blindet by selfinterest or pre-
judice, that the party caliug itself whig is
wholly unworthy and unfit to b trusted with
7ower in times Of peace or of war. That they
are derelict to every duty that rests upon Re-
preventative of free and intelligent people, pro
ffessing to guided by honest principles, eual
laws, or patriotic love of country. We shall dea
in historic facts that should be in thepossession
of every voter, and calmly but firmly present to
the people of Ohio why such party, after series
Of the most startling measures, atlast hled the
measure of their fashionable conduct by aaettem'
petdusurpation of Legislation, which3o feFognlze
or countenance would be degradation, Hnbecfllty,
andAcow ardice, unworthyofthe 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 prlnclP
les, the very last man that the people should trust
In the limits of a Prospectus we have no room Tor
detals but if the people of Ohio are not reafy 10
bow their necks 10 the fund-mongers and Prlvi'e.
ged bankers to toryism in its worst form IN time OF
war, to the mad acts of party discipline that re-
auire 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 your State officials, who claim every for power
and nothing for the rights Of their constituents
The facts shall come from the records.
WE S. MEDARY. !
Columbus O., Feb. 24.lS4s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
4Sreiiem pereanft iperbett.

Nret7elt Ucct0llft tUcrDctt.
gSenn llh Der llnterSeihnet hermit err
|,ubt Die aufmerflamfeit oes pcrebrlid,eu
publlfume llberbanpt auf Iein Bnberlaaer
II lenfen, fc fam CT nit 8er9niigen DerG-
ter1t oaB caGelbe nunuebr NIT cen 8eIten
nus falt aacu Sidern Der literariIhen Mi1.
ccmplctirt unb er i'm Stanre lit
'intAe slnfra9en teNeoncn su f6nnen. Gin
Ihcu oes 9rrratts beltebt namentlid, aus:
Shcplr9ilde Neree, 8ibeln Geltamentc
!othcllhe nno prrteftantiIhe in beliebiaer
Susmabl, Sbelwerfe; slueohtss II. Sc
beIbiidlcr fir teiber @cnfcNlcnen &c. -
llnterrtcht5 Sd1ul : uno Su9enoldrifteiL
bcutldc II. en9Illhe 81 8 Is [SpeQin9s.]
uno ShuIti,d}er, beutIte Sprad)lebren,
ocutitbe-u 8remo 9E0rterbiher, en9lild,
bcutlhe uno oertlhs enolild)e @jram0tite,
OOlmetIher DlcticnarD's ,c.,-Sicarap-
bilhc< unc Gelhlehts Werfel Geographic
II. I0lferfunre nieoicinilhe eNerfe, allc.
patblide II. aonIorpatbilhe (bcmSrratb-
9lrptbefs,) 0ieharScne;funoe -@hemie IT,
SchncIe9cn Sdloue Wi6enldaft in gro.
6er9lu6wahl, beutld}e &lanTfcr namentltd,:
0otbe, Vradtan6gabe in B 30 mitStabl.
ifihL .Sh4ler ee0Ing, S,anff, &linse, pla-
ten, Sehlenihld9er II. J. -. 9ecihte.
Gcmanc, & eater Gald)enbuher 6,
frauS. nnb en9l. 9lutpr6 III beutld) user
-kt ME Sbiers> fang. Nepclutira.u. Gai-
lerreldt 4amartlue's, Houleau, Sue's.
Sbeaflpedre II. ~. QSerfe. = SfurS lin
terB. qlaubt, oeuSberlp9en rpie ben Qaicn,
Den Srthccprcn Wie ben 9faticnellen, cfn
9lQcpatben mte 3. bou6cpatbeN, ben Qeb-
reuben pie ceu Qernenbelt, Den 6rSblideu
tpte b. SrauriQen &c. beolenen su fennett.
2I(lenfoll6 oerfoufte poer nitlt pcrrdthiee
Builder Nercen auf8erlau9en III mbelid)(E
furSer 3ett perid,afft. @leihseiti9 bietet
er iein acknowledgements .. 9utenSd1retts
materialten II. SdncYwaare gum 8erfaufe
an SCENES Srirf unb Gbreibpapiere,
ihnarSe, blaue, II. rctbe 3nte u. Gintens
itdnce, Sono unb Sanofaues, Stahlfe>
bern II. Secerbalter, poIe. SeoermeGer,
Sleiitifte, Sie9ellat, Sblaten, 8riefGe9el;
Shieferitifte, Shiefertafeln Shreibs
%. 8lanfbnd,er &C.; ferner f1rbi9es pas
pierre, @clo II Silberpapier, @i9ars> uuo
Gabafsbclen, Spiellhahteln uno Speaz
ten, Shadbrttte, gelo Ioihcnbilder,
8iIberbild,er, 9ro6e 9luSwaM Don amerif.
1t. rcutfd)en Slceru, Sal bfditben II. W2as
lerpiniel II, {. ~.
IS 1T unmo9lld1 Slt benanen, ipaS ba 9lles
mo mte irchifeil su baben 1T .&cmm,t
Sreunee uno iebt, uuo penn Sbr eann redt
'llr cath eiufouft, 70 eebt untersetdneter
1cd, Die VerlGherung, taB man beiberleits'
bon endnoer 9eht.
@antcn, Stort Co., Sebr. 1S4S.
pbtltpp Stitrbpf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
Neue6 + 9dfner Sc
l6dft.
9SernharD uno N(Drens 8Dk

OernnarD htlD OlDTeH6 \ODEr
sHsna@ribtsen ibre 6reunre unb alto Sunrcn,
cwic ras putlitum i'm AlScmsinsn, rag fie
GtatIintment 8e(cScn.
in Der @terrY StraBe, beinabe 8esenIber
Gjeors Sabers MollensSactcrp, fl,clid bon
.. sc. &tmballs @eberet. Sie oerfertisen
ale Sprten pcu Gbon uno @rb lBaaren,
beIcnrers alle9lrtenRchseihtrr, Wudtcpfe,
SbnGeln, Geaer, Sumpen, SIumentopfe,
&c. &c. &c.
sic ptrtaufen fir 9aarsclb rrer <anbesprrrufte 81
eonsbaarcn 0Jlarttrrcifn aufertt tiai8 - Gin TIM
fanp, rer sesennartis pon jebem !eaaspater oeer
ieerr !6ausmltttrr tcrldlt6ti9t mcrbrn fpate. 3us
sleid ttri6tcn ir, Dag ie itb mitorr ScrfertiSnne
ppr @ipsfsurrn tebdfi9en ttnb i'm Stanoe ltnt
nadb ststbtner 2'pribrlft irseno cine Sisur, er
: tarsti!p reer 8emalrc auf ras Getbmadpcltt'
unp gan, correct an3uferti9en, Sa it6 tbre Nrtti
icccr;et rurb 0nte, 3e(hmat nno Oaucrbaftiss
tcit aus,citnet, stauten 6e 81 licberalen lnterlt
sung tereebtst ju ria, anp bctttn pielelte aA@ j'
crDaltcn
Scs Is. 1916. s1M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
20uis Sbdfer.
Nehtsanwalt unb Nctarius, @anton>
Starf &c., Shic,

StarF Sc., Ohio,
QBirb feline unSetbeilte Nufncrffamfeit alien III
ftin Sad t6lascnpen 9cfbaftsn, rie iDm anper
traut pernen mestn in Start uno ben anSrcnjcn>
bsa Gcanties mibmcn. 3u9l,iA tcna6ri6tiSt CT feis
nen&antsleute, bag CT pcr Surjcm tra1renc feines
Auftntbalts in Jcn Dort, bnr1 bic Shti9e .Shlfe
ten Bairi(ben 9cnfuls rateltit Ginri6thn9en 5u
trefftm i'm @tanpc mar, npnatb or tInftiS ir9cn
8t(4afte in allen Ebtlcn Sentblanp onr9 ues
tersate an fotsenpe 9tedtsansralpe rantAi9 unr
prompt Uerftber tann.
Sur RbeiubeGen uno @rcBherscsttum
gaben,
@enrab Steinmes. @ahenbeim an Der
0aarbt Mheintreis Baiern.
Tir Wlrsburs, 8ambera unb oans eft
8ayern, Sranfen, Nnsbah Hurnbere nno
bas &0ntsreid Wartembers, Dr.. 6rans ..
&ff, fonisl. appeaaticnsserihts Nopo-
fat in Bamberg.
Tar 3peibrilden> 5oantbura uno Rtein.
preueen, Dru. Carl 9olfen, foni9l. 2lbpc
fat.in 3weibriiden.
Nctarius Molf Dberbrcnn, Depart.
i1ent 9ieoerrhein, Gliae.
VcQmadtvn anc eer4toht Sctunente itbe,
1rt p-teen BON ibm in. peutf9cr, ensli(6er Uni
frans6ffher Spra9e perfertst.
Canton Ssbr, 2. 1s47. sssu
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
Garl Darbenbur9.
lauchbinber. Canton, Shll

@er ltnter,cientte halt fdb perrHldbtet tets
S)nen ,pett6en Guapen fir tas i'm bis oaber
oeG6tnfte sutrauen feinen ber,t@ifcn 9ant at5ns
itatte ,,np betupst e oslsi DB Ct fortfabrt in
SmHbinbsraelbaft % auf feiner alten plaee i'm tpeis
ten Gtnte pes getarpes, 100 licb bic ceutfde 9rus
fsre tsfineet, III tetreiten. Gr lit enfaloifen 70
Modified ~ tnrsn, as rssno Gin a"osres etatlI1ls.
ment i'm Staate sa tbun i'm Stanes 't u. eerpfite1
FERN botfsnp lleb papur9 Der @unif res pnbIifains
ma- Sr abernimnt sanse Sob slrbelten II.
einselne Biher audi reparlrtz ooer elnoet
lber. otte 8lid,er, perfertist 8cnnetbcren
c. ,u ben biGislten preilsn nno auf Die FUR
elte 9tctis eatt Na1oe"On19'
,nutnn. GRGr,, IS. 1913 liz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
N Rotgr GnBD
3 t 8 s T..

Der llnterSeidnete benahrihtist biermit
feine Sreunoe unex exbas publtfum iiberbaupt
oaB er 70 eben im Be9riff lit, einen neuen
@alh Stchr, in tcmlelben eofale, 100 friber
S. 9. Glfeps Stpbr, cine 2ture norofih y.
abrabam epnd Stubifobr nnb geseniber
Der Staotbaae Su erIfnen. Gr erbalt aae
Sorten bon
Elteutnaaren
uno Strbysilteru ilbsrbaupt, 70 auseelaht
nno 9eidmadoon, nie Ge in ir9eno einen
Ger hieTsen Stohr su fnbcn flnb unb 1T ent.
idblc6en, oicielte 70 b,Qie at oerfaufen, als
fte iu bieiem Gteile bes Qanoes su babcn
iIuo. @rbdlt beitdnois auf oano
Sertt9e &lci6mm9sifiiefe
pcn ben beiten srteitern, eeftmnfpca unb
oauerhaft uerferti9t. 9lls praftiIder &auf>
mannu. crfahrener &enner Stobreiiter
ihmetd,elt er Gd, etnen9heil Der ofentliten
@unif at oeroienen uno III erbalten.
l7'b. y. 9aeranoer @alnier.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
sDns. 81otR Rrs
9lrst uuo Wancar5t in Sparta,
Stlrf Co., ShiO.

Or Bauer bietet hermit benz beut1hen
Dublifum eraeteult feline Dienife an. 9luf
mcrflame Stuoien uno pieljdbri9e Yrarle
er[auben ibm Die 9erId,erunS su 9eben, caf
er i'm Stauce lit, ale befannten &raufbei
ten, cenen Die menlhltd,e Eatur unterieor:
fen 1T, at heilen. Selonoers Sieber u
N e d, Re, fie Der fam er unfehlbar
furircn, fal's man felne @orId,riften bef ct
Or. 8auer mar Seloarit in 9tarclecn's SIR
nice. Seine @rfahrun9en I'M SADIE Der Nees
bt,in, {ppie billise Ned,nungsn qeben lbm
Soffnuns auf einen 2teil Der 0fentllheu
@unit. o,,,
Spartu, 9lpri( II. 1848. l7-6W.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

F1TSIEaS LECTURES
OF THE LUNGS.
For sale at Nc Calls Drugstore.
Cantou Ohio.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
QBobnuneeperdnberans.
nnh11 2atrrO11g.

3eiet Selnen &unben uno benz spublttum
eraebenft an, pas er feline @roeerp in Die
uSroIide Warftltrase, sesenitber oer Stacts
baae in bas1el6e 8ebdmoe, tpo Aoaolo sp'rs
roma @rccerY belt, uerlest bat, mo er forts
fdbrt ole9lrten bon 8rceeries 81 0ertaufsn.
! Canton ben A. glprll. lo>o'"'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
,ertb Der @clo uuo SilberuaEsen.
G0t1I Bauer

Wadt ieinen Sreunben unb @6nnern, 70.
tpie benz Wublifum iberbaupt, biermif bic
ersebene ansese, oab er auf feinem olten,
tpobl6efannten Stancpunfte, Die bon Safcb
Gber bisber 9efithrte @rccerD fdufid, an Td
9ebraht bat, uno nun bsreit 1T jeoem 3u.
fprehenoen nit ben befen uno ,poblfeiliten
Waaren ietnes Tafes ,u bienen.
Canton, april 81. le47. 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
0antes GEStfn

cat iceben cine neue unb unii6ertref1i6e
auswabl 9lter bon alien Scrten, paGenb
fur ale Sabres5eiten, <.erbalten, Die er su ben
ttQisften preifen III Yerfaufen beabGhtiet.
&cmmt, uuterIuhet ,lnb tpir fnb aetpiB,
bas ibr ntdt unbefriebi9t unlern Stobr per
aeet!-
@aaton, slpril H., 1847. (17-bp,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
SeutlNes @affbaus s..
gum.
Gf> SCOOSfer SDtel,

III eibertDsStraee, Wcpifer, WaYne Co.
Seinrid Winter empfeblt fetr,j
felt pielen Sahren beitetenbes nnb jeet iebr
perbefertes Gjaltta,,s bem seehrten piplh
fun. @utes eogis, quite Soft nno s9etrafte
icpcbl, tpie quite gtalfuns fur pteroe w1ro
aeaen biIise 0iehnun9 periderf.
qBooffer, ben is. NRdr5 ls49. 13s2W3
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
Gfrlr1ltS Bfdultcu.

s cbn peares prlGpents sSli8ter.
SO in 0rccnwppp }
Sa%s'! ss%,, js,3e,,, S93;;"s e''''f'''"'''.
Ioarmpn Stibarr, Glert Der @urr; 6 otlt t.
q 0afftnCperaer, &lert Common Dltas.
|Seraphim Weptr Staats> Nnpat.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
Sitbcr! Sittber! /!
Oentf der .0u6banoel
q 4 II t o ~!

$50 alles asO9lihlt wcblfeil uno bic ueilten
9rtifel All Dlfliden
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
GauutD 8fanltell.

0err9e .0pwen ftinr)
Saerb g 6tott Srmm1'ltrners.
Satcb 9 llatin,
lDilbslm $. 8urte, 8uritrr.
5aepb tplin9er, S6asmeIttsr.
UeprSe I6elp, 8eecrprr.
8tprS QDebt, Sberitf.
Nrntlp spneh, $antmcfftr.
Samts . III laSba II, Srrcnsr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
@tdnt BeamteM.


Stiiab .. Grant, 9tetrrctr.
!. Il. Sa,tc II Shapmeiltcr.
!. y enncper WarlbAl
!. u en- Sd nennSsteamte.
s. a. 2Bittti ~ Diaper.
Staotrdtbe.
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H. 1" -9Nhisl 9rt6aIl-S. 8 Gfcp.
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5SrteDctvsrictltcr.
Galrton Taunsrbfp. Sicntf;ett aus
y. S. Setter, Npril, %, 1850
s. .. Qltcrt~>~~>-~>-~> ~>>>>>v>> Qprtl %, lS49
). 8. 0pprwtl W. W. W. N}ril &c, lS4o
JrDn Setber, ~~>~>>>>~ Ottctcr, 1917
pttcr sruecnbelttr Qrril 26 l94S
lake.
5ames Ghamtcrln, W. .>>oOlai 8, 1s47
Soon .hru9btpn, ~ o0lai 4, ls47
DC. Sonts, >o~~>~~>~ Nrril l3, 1890
DacksoH.
Wlliam Ne 0crmiet, ,v>>v>~-~> W.
Saerb Sitcp, ,~~>-~>~>~>> ~ wv Qrri( 20, 1850
3Jerrp.
Sotep' -petun1n, ~~-v1o OFT. "a, lS47
t5epr.e Mler,~~>~~ ~ w. .>~>>> W. OFT. 80, ls49
Betblebem,
-"lts' W. ~ ~ ~ ~ Otteftr, lS49
il rs. Vr6Drrh, u>~U~~ ~~>-~> Arrll %, lS4
Iucker Greet
OUip a. Said, ,~>> o>>~~> ~~.U>> W. Oftoter6, 1874
>. 8. 2Gpanrt, ~>>~>~ v->->,,~~ ~~~Nrril 22, 1850
guscaramas.
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lBt Smtb, w w, v>>>-~ W. W. Ottr. 27, Is4s
0amrenre..
liam Cunningham, W. W. Oct. 81, le4s
atraDam Steprns, W. W. W. ,-.> W. Nus 9, 1918
On 10 GamFtc, ,~>-->>~>> v~>~>> .~>4rril %, ls49
39arfs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-29
Rv n. GREE.o. .aucttoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AND
II BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION in
GEORGETOWN On Tuesday next, the Sd of October.
shall SELL at the residence Of Mr. w. King, Jefferson
street, Bridge street, Georgetown, 10 O'clock m
excellent assortment of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, parlor, and rocking chairs
Do sideboard, bureaus, and workstand
Do card tables and walnut dining tables
Cane, wood-seat, and easy chairs
French and trunde bedsteads, washstands
Feather BEDS ingram and stair carpets and rods
Shovel and tongs, tenders, looking glasses
Alright and nearly new large size cooking stove
China, glass; and crockery
With n good lot OF kitchen requisites
Also, a lot OF books among which are Rollins Ancient
History Nebnhr's Rome, Zenophon, Pope, Cowper
Thompson, Goldsmith Milton, &C.
Terms of sale: All of and under res, cash over
S25 credit OF sixty and ninety days, for satisfactory
ly endorsed, bearing interest
And ats O'clock p. shall proceed sell tho hou
and lot being good wostoy brick situated on the west
side of Jefferson street, containing eight
building, with good back building, consisting of hen
and room between il and the main building, with good
cellar lot onng % feet, running back 100 feet al
ley. Title indisputable, with ne incumbrance
Terms of sale of house and lot Onehird cash the bal.
six and twelve months, for bearing
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
p. s. Also, good mich COW will be sold Immediately
after the sale of the furniture.
The attention Of the citizens of Georgetown and Wash
ingon is respectfully invited the sale the furniture be-
ing ola good quality, they will find it worthy their at
tention. A. G.,
Sept 29-3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-29

The New York Evening Post and the New York
Globe, as in duty bound, murmuring at two late
movas in the custom house, which have been recently
made by the Treasury Department in Washington-not
by the collector of New York The New York 'True
SUM- gives the following account of this transaction
Paul Grout, of the clerks in the house, and
who acted vice president Of the so-caled Jefieronan
League which scurrilous and dsnunciaory resolutions
condenning the administration passed, has are
pleased learn had his fodder stopped by order from
the Treasury Department Does the collector desire
stronger evidence further Elimination of the wishes oil
the administration z" If So here is why
barnburnsr, by the OF Warren Garter has been re
moved from the appraisers department, and Gregory Dill
lon esq sterling democrat, and one well acquainted with
the duties the office appointed in his place.
liner Of merchandise Mr. Dillon is president OF the Eni
grant Society, old and experienced merchant and his
reinstatement in that department does credit to the
pointing power Push on the columnl
In connexon with this article, we subjon the follow
ing one, also from the New York True Sun:
UNrArrHFuL PUBLIC oFFIcsRs.The sore-headed and fed
papers this State just whining over the re
mova of some thirty forty disunon postmasters For
getting that they advocates for prescription, 10 the
bitter end when power themselves they discourse With
wclfegned pahos the cruelty of removing from office
Tor opinions sake.
From what have heard from Washington lately, we
satisfied that the Pos,m General merely removing
such OF his puiies VIGOROUSLY laborng subve
lac constitution OF the United States which they have
sworn to support may be using their Offices against the
caue OF the democracy in the present All rea
democrats and other patriots will thank the Postmaster Gen
ra Tor depryng such of his subordnates of official opportu
mites TO do mischief
Docs any man of sense believe f the wings
Martin Van Buren, in power that either would permit
single active supporter OF the democratic nominees tc
hold post Office appointment in the State of New York
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-29
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALTIMORE, Sept 23-5 p. m.
Free soA electoral tcket.-DeaM of Hon. Wm j. Graves
Mr. Bolts and the NeW York sctigs-Ihe markets
&c.
upon an electoral ticket which is follows; For the State
at large, David Gamble, of Frederick county, and John
Reynolds OF Cecil county and for the congressional dis
tricts, Darius Thomas f. b. Cunningham, Edmund H
Lewis Hampden Williams Ellis p. Howard, and 8. s.
Stevens. majority of them wings which is also tho
case with large proportion of the who will sustain
the ticket in this city.
telegraphic despatch from Cincinnati states that the
Hon. Wm j. Graves of Kentucky of the whg electors
for that State, died yesterday Mr. Graves will DO re-
membered. shot Mr. Ciley eight years since in
duel.
So that Mr. Bolts has come OH. for Gen. TAYLOR
and that Horace Greeley is following his example, An
other wing meeting held in New York last night and
they seem to be getting their dander up in good earnest
The steamer America has bsen twelve days.
and is looked for with great anxiety at New York She Is
the swiftes OF the ne and will probably be tomorrow
THE MARkErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning,
there firm feeling in -four and some COZ bbs How
ard street brands We're sold at IS 25-ors purchase
pretty largely were subsequently, made this price, and
refused City Mills is nominal at IS Is; some asking
more sale of 200 bbls. meal So I2A Wheat il
rm and receipts light sales of good prime red at los
ITO cens and of white at Ito l2O cents Corn is frm
with sales at Sc So cents for white, and 81 cents for vel
low being an advance yesterdays transactions Osts
"a 30 cents Rye 10 cents Whskey is rmer at n cents
per gallon in barrels, and rs cents in hogsheads.
~ NcW Aok luis 'ihR, Tue Stock market exhibited no
change from yesterday-saes to fair Exchange
on London, 81 per cent. prem.
The -four market is frme with good and home
demand and some shipping inquiry Sales this morning
of 5000 bbs Genesee brands Mt So g. 1000 bbs of which
be delivered in October. The range Of pric is
SIS SO 81. Corn meal, So 81
Wheat is steady offers sell Genesoc l28 cents re-
fused; prime red lis cents Corn is in steady demand
sales of mixed S. 50 cents flat yellow II cents and
round do 80 per bushe Oats IS IS CENTS with
sales, Rye 10 cents.
Provisions steady; pork less in demand; prices un-
changed. Sugars and molasses firm.
Cotton steady sales small. Rice dull
sale of 100 bbs whiskey at rs cents per gallon
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Sl42 80 $I47 So Hops a IL cents Lead Missouri
dull at lower rates. say 81 5a, 80 days. with interest
"a II cash. Pork is firm 10 IL cents prime and mass
ite doing? Beef is heavy, the packing season being
at hand; sales, prime SIS 10 S6 rs mess SIa so a
sl3 %. Ohio lard is dull but holders frmsaes prime
cents. Butter and cheese in fair demand. Rice moves
freely at SO rs g. Whiskey is firm Is cents State
prison; Ohio 25a 25l Stearine, white, 81 cents
cash. Taow for hipment 81 Sales Kentucky to-
baoco 81 "a Wool is firm, and there is an
impression that the lowest price has been touched The
demand for wooen goods is fair and consequently
The finer kinds of wool m-sales fleece "a % cents
Stock light
, frelghts are steady wheat Liverpool 3D.; corn in
ongs 'ad, In bulk Sd; flour Is ST. 2s 3d.; cotton
nour to London 3 corn in bulk to Cork I'D;
Ton 10 Havre 4, TO Hamburg 4.
STOCK market has been very heavy, and prices in
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NEW MUsIC.-Just received at the old-established
sore first door of 18th street, the following new
music which will be sold onethrd less than regular
price, making it only cents page.
VIM FISCHER.
| want a beau music by w. j. Lemon.
In the lonely grove nger; by +. l.. White
Oh home of my boyhood; by s. Brioher
The silver moon by b. s. Burditte
Voices from the spirit land; by Metcalf
The merry-hea red soldier; by Turner.
Prepare we, nymphs Tor three voices
With hawk and hound, for four voices
In this old chair my father
Mourn pour la patrie by White.
The four questions; by L. S. Nascon.
The merry Provence lass by ]. M. Deems
The Boat Horn by Gen. Win. o. Butler
The Old Gray Church by Tennyson.
Come back, Steben negro Cavatina.
Homage Waltz; by Sabitzky.
Waltzes fro n the Crusaders by Coste.
Wire Bridge Galop; by Gungel
Seven Sisters, set Of Polkas by Dister.
Fleurs dos Bos Polka; by Hunter.
British Grenadiers' March.
The Ratification Quicksep Of Gen. Taylor
Gen. SCOTS entry into Mexico.
Irish National Quickstep; by White.
French Republican March; by White.
Rossignos Quicksep
Convention Quickstep
Missouri Volunteers Qulckstep
Sappho Qucksep; by Glynn
Flagg's Qnickstep; by hlchardsoh.
Rose of Allandale QuicksteP
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