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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Williamsburg District.

ny CHANCERY,
Edward J. Porter, Assignee
for the use of
Joseph Lawton, ct. al.
John J. Nc Clary, Will
liam II. Brown and his y. ..-,
wife, Mary r. ct. al. "E
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com.
missioner, that William H. Brown and Mary
X. his wife, two defendants in the above ca Sc
reside beyond the limits of this State: On
motion of N. G. Rich, compl'ts. Sol'r., 1t is
ordered, that they do plead, answer and de.
MUIR to the said Bill within three months
from the publication hereof; otherwise the
bill will be taken pro. confesso, as to them.
LEY COLEMAN, c. E. w..D.
Hingstree, Feb. 25, 1s4s. 20 lan3
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12
Medical Notice.

DR.. A. +, FRIERSON, having located at
MIR. John j. McFadden' g OH Black river, with
a good assortment of fresh medicines, offers
his profess o,al services to his former custo-
mers and to the public generally.
Apr: -, 1913 "a 2t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12
Wagon and Mules for Sale.

We will sell one of our Wagons and n
Team Of four Mules equal to any in the Dis
trict, in good condition 'and ready for 'imme-
date service. Apply to
MLAURfN g. CHANDLER.
March 25, 1949. % If
p. S.-We still continue regular run Of
Wagons to Clarendon Depot.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12

q few boxes Congress Water, which will
be sold by single, dozen, or box; together
with all the popular Patent Medicines and
every article in thp Drug line. Call at.
CLEFELAN ND'S
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
Camden, Marcel 80. ISdS.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12
The Subscriber

Begs leave to inform his customers and the
the public generally, that he has just receiv-
ed a general assort1,ent Of MEDICINES,
which he will dispose Of as low as they can
be afforded in this place.
J. l. MILLER, NJ. D.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12
DIR, R, S. MELLETT.

HAVING located at SYmtervillc, S. c., Of
fers his professional services to the citizens of
The village AMI vicinity. Office at China S
Hotel. :
April -, 1913. "a If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12
SsLOng Looked F'Or..-COllac
At LaSt.1,

Per steamer DeKalb. which arrived last
evening, eve, 5 came % fine 1e;s supply Of Train Meats
Whiting, Logwood, Bristol Bricks, Camel's
Hair Pencils; Roll Brinstone; Epson and
Glauber Salts; Coppcras, Spanish Brown,
&c. &c.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12
T'o Families.

No. Mackerel, Lobsters in tin, Sardincs,
Ginger Preserves, Fresh Crackers, assorted;
Almonds, Raisins, Figs, Brandy fruit, Butter,
Lard, sc. &c. &C., for sale by
A. J. &, p. MOSES.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-12
EDWARD SOLOMONS,
SURGEON DID N IT'S I f,
9umtrrpillr 8 q.
/ Office tiro doors North setf fsthe Court House.
C,,;AMDEN BRANCH.

TEN MILES of the CAMDEN BRANCH
RAIL ROAD, from the JUNCTION. to
CLARENDON,a are now open for the trans
portation of Freight and Passengers.
, PASSENGER Train rups daily, in con.
nection with tho Trains on the South Caroli-
na Rail Road.
FREIGHT will also be taken to and from
this Station, the charges however, on freight
to Clarendon, must for the present be paid in
advance.
For further particulars, apply to N. D. Bax-
ley, Agent, at Clarendon, or to the Agents
OH the South Carolina Rail Road.
JOHN McRAE, Eng'r, &c.
Mar. 81. lSlS. % If
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Negro Good s., B lanket
;is.e Osnabill'gS, &c. &C.
I'm 11!;Iasl. GhanceEy, Maysh 9 8 1i:' Term ),

Plrsuant to an order made by Chancellor
James J. Caldwell at the present. terhl. rio
creditors Of DayId s. NC Giaffy,' deceaSed, arei
required to prove their claims before the,
Gommlssioner according to t. law, by Tie first
ILEY COLEMAN, c. E. WI.
Kingstree, March g. 1S4s. 20 At :.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
Gamtom, starf @auntp, Cbto, A,tar, SO, 1S4s.

Dee Rluces esben f1ebt in @cltes Sodnc.
obs unier prieifer, ct's Der Cure ie9net
Die Sbe 1T e.n ecttaefdlIts Sanc, Z.
llne nenn am @rab audi fsin 8e,peitber
....... fpriht,
Die Tub' bee 9simsesans'nen ftDrt es nidt
GInheit i'm @lanben, ,ppbl Elm Soeal,
Dae spii'cis ill, ibm noh,uitreben!
Dirmcllen priifen, baB Der WahrbeitStrabl
Sid inmer flarer mOse funb uns settn,
llno itre,ten lafet unS fir e,dt nno 9isdt
Cph NIT oem Shmert nid)t, nur nit @eis
"..- H fteswafen!
Verfolaune, SoaB unb bIutises 9efeeht,
'o'e fOnneE nimmet tpabren Sies peridaf,
3D.. " fen.
sr reihtSbr and oes@laubens Ginbe:t nic,t
smheit in eiet' lit hril'.c MsnfhcrrHi4.'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

@tr9uter 9 Stu!mei ter.- Civ
Shulme,lter in Jtew U,,t pstanit taulidte
Yemen Shiilern eas e pnnenlpfem auf fpls
senoe WeIe: @r itellte oen blditen Sun9sn.
Den er bate, als Ntprdientanten oer Sons
ne in cieDete, ibm ia9enc, oae ith bisScns
ne, um ibre ei9ene sItfe crebe. s...s
Damn placirte er einen fleinern &erl ale
Merfur neben ibn Elm Wioh en- rpurss ,ur
Sfnus auserfohren; Elm unten 9elester Burs
fhe prdient,rte Die groe; Elm feiner ftreit.
luifiser Sur,te ifeQte ben Mcne bar uns fss
wurce oas game planetenipitem burd5 lee
beneeperionen uorseiteQt, nobel jeoemSums
gen einsepcdst tprroe, spte oft fd1 Der, ssa
thm prdientirte planet um ft lelbf une um
Die Scnne bewese. 9luf ein sesebsnes 3eis
den begann Die Scnne in Der W2itte tth una
ilt ielbit su oreten, tpie ibr befohlen tpar.
unc fort siens in iauienoem9 9aopp ber'saa.
r planetenrcB. Sober Sunse hielt NIT
dusitllder @ewi0enbaftisfeit bic linn sorses
id,rlebene gntfernuna, In oem er ftf, u,n bic
Come beWeete. Gs muB in Der Chat eim
eisenthiml.d,er slnblid sepeieu iein unb IL
ohe, lid, baben bic Shiiler bas planetenfps
ffem fobalo nidt peraefen. Man bente Gd,.
nie Sobn, Der ben Werfur porifellt, immer
peraiet oaB er nur lansfami ~ aehex
braudt ,rabreno Will, Der ben 0ertules
poritellt, Dor Gile gang auser Ntbeu, temnt.
Soer rennt bic @enus at oen Mertus uns
Der Supiter an ben uranus unb sulest scast
cas sanse lebenctse Dlantenipifem in ioIdss
filrhterlide 8erwirruns, baB bic iauffrirfs
AitronOmie in sinem allsenaeinea Wisrwas
] sabi8te. rl1 r,e n,s md NJ
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Selt9tetten. DaB mir Deutio,e Die
sludltdlte 9taticn ilnc> Lemei(f idpn unisr.
Sprahe. Sn felner anoern fiupen IId e.
p'ele Selisfeiteu Dor nis in Der peutId,en
uns lnatot fat slues ieelis. DaB man I'D,
nj Sluds lell9, ndmlit slud Ie Il a. flbls.
oas ut feline Stunt, oas farm icber Garr
lber 'm na9Ird nod ieIIs fem, unslud fs.
t9, oas 1T thcn etwas. yrmutb mad,t foi1
leoermarn trauri9; Den Deutiben n.d,t, bic
4rmutb ldBt lba ia arm lelia une be-.
'rubt ile tbn AUDI elne Wslle, 70 III CT es&
nod trub ( eli9.- Der 6raniOie liebt @e.
lsllhaft, aber leIi9 mad,t oscle nur BEN Deut.
ben, cenn er ut lieut. le Iig. Der TranicIe
,dwaEt germ cen san5en Gag, ia, Ct oenss
c9ar laut allsin REQ Re l9 iple Der Dsut.
she 1T CT oarum rch nid.t, nod, pielspsnis
ger ihle,b leli9, 70 piel er aud, sulaa.tns
drebt- Der Deutlhe seht lon91am, beedd,s
tls, ucrGdrs (cinem 3lele enjsesen abss
lelblt cas Sdumen matbt i'm nltt unalld.
llh. lonOern leIis, ndnIId ilum elts.
(leutcne.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

@int Sttamntma6u,s rra eincm 9i.re& .sAse
rentscr tptfct fur tinrhalist Ginrutuns SO 0tsss,
fur 3mai 81, Hne fir jsee fernere Gimrntnus sss
ftlttn 9trrts 20 Gents. Gin 3iercc Msnas
tin,nrfdtn tefst So, . Osnatt s., | Sabr %
Cine balfe SYats 2Wsnats sinluriiten s Q, sOae
nate Is, lSabr 30. Cine Sanie 3palts fir s2ee.
aat' tslfct l5, Dlsnats 5 27 ans ! Satr s %.
: 8sIAdftstartsn n srn s>.r ptntss, ash
len sn,nrIten rsr Ssbr s 3, 6 11snatt 50.
rutarbeitt tcber Irt in reutf5tr, ssa.
ltlhtr unc fran,Sfiber Srrade tpirb in Der Dfft.
res "Cbie Staats-,Sctsn" prompt, tautsr uns esss
rect octlcf'rt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
Gin nj ibtliebes Nbe,ltem er
.. int 9tpm.
Boa Wm. Sarriirn Ainswprtb.
Die M ardeIa.
(ShfMB.)

vNad, tes @nsldneers 9cte." fubr Sri.
'fctano fcrtr .f1en9 ,,,eia oerr an, mid, mil
Wadienoer Sdlte uae td9I.d, sunebmeaoen
ar9wohne Su bebanoeln. Sdb mar c,ns
Saroe fur lhn nno CT lhen entlhlrtItn
t'd' melner su entleeieen. SD erfparte ibu
DE, Wsl1he. perIieB Hom, tpaneerte Den Nb.
iuijen su, 9ln9 bon oa mad, oen Sumpisu
ealaer'ens uno Durce - gleihpel mas. -
Soter aber bin db ais Elm Dteuer Der bimm.
l'lhen 0ahe: Der Warhsls ltubt IN c,eler
9tadht.'' ......
~Sa oteier 0aht alter Wann :" rief id,
pom beebiten Sdrsden ersrlffsn, ,,frar ben
Serbrs6en nidt Elm neues Berbred,en BET.
ST er mlrtIlt oes lhdapllbea 8erasbens
lhulOts sewsien, SaS Sbr senannt, 70 last
I'm NIT BEN oerlesten 9eleBen oes eauoes
r1htcn. Gretft nltt eem Atms Der 9eredb,
.i9fsit oor." IT. .....a ..... ...
"Serehtlsfeit!" !" pisberbclte griffsf,uc
NIT rerd6nihem 9lusorud.
,Sa, @eredti9feit. Sbr leio arm uuo
cbnmahtt9, cph es tperosn lId Wsuttel ftns
cen, Sut iu unterit1sen, Id, sUia Gut, tn
Dem sslesl'den 9anSs @urer 0iaGe be,lte-
ben."
nSIe wsroen mir beiftsben. Sd babe qe
ldpcren, oaB er oOr 1asssonbrud ltertsn
fol-, uno bic Sanc, Die ben Stre.b ~ fubren
bat, ipiro Die Sbrlse ieln.' '.#......
"Cie meini8e ! nIemals 20
uSbr et9enes eeSen iou fur Sbre 6artud,
d'Sfelt bneen, ucnn Sie Gh ueisern Sbre
lSsl9eruns aber wiro ibn nid,t retten. Be,
Ger Wutter oes oimmels, er itirbt uuo ,war
ourh Sbre DanD. Sie laben, mte er AM
0orseu III Der &irhe ourd, Sbre Aebhlleh.
felt nit benz juu3en gn9lduoer tetrrtf,u
mar. Gs ut rpuuoerbar id, pe,B nidt
,per ODER mas Gle Gnb; bod, fur MIDI llni
sic etn 1Derfteug Der Hlde, uno ais fol-
Dies werOe id sic benuBen. Der Streld
BON Sbrer 6ano tp;ro ais Wieoerpergel.
tun9 erldeinen, uno id fimmere mid nlbl
oarum, cb Sle iueimal itoeen uno ueiu
SoerS ~ Sbrem stueitsn 3iele maten.'
Che i'd, antDorten fonnte. bate er feline
Ssameraoen serufen, unc in rpen,sen auSen.
blidsn eilten mir burd bic @ampa9ua.
9Sir aelanoten 5u einer hobtn Wauer,
Der alteWeann fnbrte uus su Der Seints!thnr
sic er Ofuefc. gDir traien ,u e.nen @arts'
uca ItCner Qranaenbdume, oeren Mcbl9es
rud, bic mitterndhtllhe enfr idbwinaerte.-
SBr t6rten oas platihsrn e,nes Spr,ns'
brunnens in e,ulser @ntfernuus uno ceu
9eqenoen Is eian9 e,ter Tatttsaa unter ho'
lhereu ydumen. Der Wiouo hing wle eln'
teaterne iber Dem Slpeoere Der ifclSen Bill
Ia. YDir ftritten an e.ner lansen 1erraii'
bin. bic nit einem marmcrnea @elance'
| .,naefast mar Der alte Wann oeutete au
e,n offenes Sommerhous am Gnce Der I'll
llee uno yparf mir einen teieidnenoen Ulo
,u. sprad, aber nicbt Gun offences Senite'
se,pdbrte uns @,nsans in oas caus. 9D'l
maren in elmer nit Statuen beoolferte1
0a0e. sinsen serduihlcs liber een marn'or
nen Bocen bin. eurd dnanoerten perttlleben
3tmmer, ftie9en gu eiaesn @OrrlbOr blnau
uao traten in ein 0emah. oas wieoer e.,
iWeriimrner 10 eiueus 'aneern bileete. CRITIC
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
. est n a nm a e n.

Str Dhio Staats .8ets erfteint re9.l,nasia ieetn
1Stittwod: Der Sutieript .cns. .pre,s 1T 81 SO un.
vsNnSts Vcra1sbsjapIuus in -8aaraelo prcr.S Q
gehn eW " un9 na1 Der cr,fen 5dlfte bes
3aests 5sititbt 9Yater 3abens buttn 81 so iu
sstriAten. xcin nntsrf9rsiber pirp fir snen tur.
(sts 2eitratn ais Wpnatt anstncn.men aud
@sa sN3stt''nS nar bann aufsesrten srres, penn
sat Suftfanet atte,abt Gne. Cine YAuadbfa,)i.
ssAs ole 3eitunS Ucr Rem Gnre res ,abrs anf,utGn.
sea. srrs ais cine Erneucruns Der 9utftr ticn Be,
sfaAtet WittDeilunsen .tno 9riefe limo pottfre cr
s.,tsn, q eotcie Scrinsunsen mslpcn panttlib BE.
ebuebttt tperO,cn. - # ..fH -t - .'...
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

USE 10 malltes 0teue bier in Bcffcn eY.
rnnoen mtro> 70 eridblt man audi ieet cine
nen', bon ben y1ntees erfunoene 9lrf, sIu.
;etsen uno Setauntmahunsen in gldttern
e1"luden iu laden. Der Yanfee tpeie febr
wcbl pte Iciht feline 9fcbenmenIden eurds
9trBor't9e slnpnccn bel ibren gintdufen ae.
Ieltet weroen. DOd Die iosenannen pufFs
l'ne idpn su au9emein ihDn aus Der W,ee
9etcmmerL ba haben oenn einise G, ,f1nperi.
lthe SSpfe folsenoes naselneue Weutel erfurs
cent um befannt ;u werben. Sie be(febleu
tbre ei9enen edoen uno am Woraen finesn
tp'r III Cen 53tltua9en, unter Dem Sttet: Lime
lcrbortes TetbreheE" ben Dieblfab( nit ale
zen g'nienbeiten, rpie scloene llbreu, Dia-
manteR u T. 10. auf9sfllbrt. 9lus Der WaafFe
Ger wertbccuen entmanoteu Sad,eu loblisst
oas publ'fum auf Die nod neit arosersn
SddBe, bic oem armengeraubten aeblieben
tIltD.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
% E r m / & If tie 9.

8uffa o.-an Der nsnen Seanaebriide
ibcr ren Siiasara miro roldt searteitet unr
,bre goaeubuus eifriait be'rieten. sic 1T
et,pa Q, Macilea unterhalb Der Safe in Der
Ssabs ber sawefelquegen aaf aHsrltaal:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Sou Deoerlt a II o.-gIne bel9lld]e .Set.
tun9 ersltlt fcl9enoes geiipieI pcn Ger Slug
belt zines 5Nunces. Dor bier Menaten fanr
Der Spetbf er elmer tletncn Staot in Der 0tds
he bon SrlllIel, ais er 9benos nah Soaule
fam, at fciner Shllr eiuen armen Jouno, oer
jdmmerlit) ,pinlelte. Der Slpctbefer perluhte
Den SNurc fcrBujd9en, uno otcler madtc
audi oen Serllh nfuteben, aber er 1ant
inter nDt ihmer rsltd,erm Winieln balb mlee
Ger I'm. Ter 9lpOtbeter blldte lId nun, UNI
su lehen, tparum cas CHER 10 tpin1elte unt
bcmerfte, oaB es stn Betn 9ebrcd,en atte.
Der glpctheter fcnnte ih nldbt entihlieeen,
cen armen Nuno, nit rem er Witlelo filhlte,
gang phue leulfe Su laiIen; CT nabm ihn oiel
mehr nit III fem Naus bulctn, oerbano ibm
Die Wunce 70 gut als mG9Itt uno nabm ild,
ocr, ihn 70 lan9e bel llh Su behanreln, biz
oas Sein 9ebeilt leln wuroe. 0tah swel
Wouaten tcnute oas 2hter gang gut 9ehen
uno fuhlte burhaus feinen Sd,mcrs mebr !;
oa Dtfnet oenn audi Der 9pcthefer, Der ben
SHuno uid,t gang betaIten pcllte, Die 3hiire
ietnes Soaules, itreidelte ihn gum slbIttep,
rpie6 ibm Die Stra6e uno jaste ihu fort. De,
lief fort uno Ger 9lprtbefer fab ibn nidt wie
DER. @r hattie TIM perSelIcn, ais er Dor e,nl
gen Sa9en 9!benos 9e9en neun llhr etmae
an Iemrr Ibure frasen hDrte. gr brrdtt
uno horte MN audi peoerhpltes Seuen
ais menn cir oierfllfl9er Seluh butte, MAJ
m0ge ihm auilnahen. Ter slpcthefer rput b
neugierls uno DtfIete bic Inure sllsball
pran9 Ger 0unc, Den er 9ebeilt uno 9epaeS
bate, freuo,g herein. 9!ber CT mar ntd,r al
lein, ibm nat biufte ein un9lufIid)er puoeI
Der bic redte Goroerpfcte traurtg bdnsen
liee. Der 0uno lie balo BON oem puoel
su Dem 9Ipctbefsr, balo ucn oiefem sll jenenr,
uno fhlen tbm lelnen un9ludlid)en Sesleter
porlteaen uno lbn bitten III Wclen, fur rens
felben ods Su tbuu, mas er TrlEer fur TIN
iclblt aetban bate. 0tatll.Ilb pcrnel9erte
Der in 70 et9e ntbnmlihe gEeile auf9eforpelte
9lpctbefsr elne Soilfe nid|t.
Mr fuoen i'm p;capane cine slnSelse, tpc:
rin elm 9ep;lier Or. Slrse, ein AuSenarst.
bcfaunt macbt, oas er Vllnbe fcbeno MAIDEN
fanM. Sbsle.h cieles i'm bltlvhen 3eitalter
ais Cit lSunoer mag tetruhtet woreen lelu
~ lit es III uultrer morocnen 3eit nm nld,te
lonoerbarer, ais Der StiQit1no Der Sonne
Solua hieB oiele i'm Ghale 9lefalcn it,lle ite
teu. uno heut Su Iaae itebt ile, wle jeoe
Sduljun9e ie,t GcpevnIcus WeiB nidt nu
i'm 2bale 9lsflIon, lonoern iiter Der aanse'
lSelt (tia. lBie I'D, ole 3siten bod dnoern
alS Moies ctGctte Rorab lit bic Cuff fpren
gen lieB, fprad,en su Der 3et oIe 3e,tnnse
uno Soarnale capon als pom 9rDBten Mun
rer:perfe. oier nun in Zen frelen u. erleud,
teten Ser. Staaten fleaen elne Menee Qeu
te,. fat wotentlid, per Dampflhlffe6sl i
ole Cuff, Obne ,caB es Semancen iouoerlid
muncert. 9llS Wcles WaGsr aus cem Sc
len ltlus, wuneerte fld pas gauge jio.id,
8Olt uno feine getteru barber. 9eut SuIs
'se ldldst niat nur. leneeru iapft Gin isee
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

teher Selte an9c!e9t an etnem plase, Der
,SeQepisw'' 9euannt tpuo. Der Slus 1T
III oielcr StelIe III Gin Sett Don ettpas uber
100 5uB Sreite sulammenaeordnet u. flicet
re.eeno ihneu. Gcn etuem ufer gum anoern
'plro inoeB bic Brilfe nabe al 900 Nae
me6er, bsi 26 Sus Sreite, 9etrasen oon 1G
9oOul9en DratbfateIn, jeoer 100 Sue lang.
5,e piro eIma zoo Sue uber Dem BaiItr
ooa pier 60 8ne hoben Iburmen q auf je.
Dem ufer) sstraaen. Oian aIaubt, oaB Ge
oen l. Stunt pcllenoet iein miro. @iue Son,s
pa9nle bat teretts cine fleme nieclld,e Staot
az Der SisIe ansSele9t uno Wiro taio alers
lei sInla8en te9lnuen. glentabn unp Bob
tenipese percen auh nidt lan9e auf iIe,
parten laiien, um ole alnSiebun9straft Al
pelitaEten nno ole Serb.n>un9 Der beioen
Jla9arasllfer su befdlcunI9eu. ... ..
Ooppelte 9trtuolitat.-gin
Sirtucs i'm Srelelipiel bat einif bic GAME
IN Der STRIDE oerlammelte @emeluoe curh
ole sluffubrung e.ner tiiht.9en uno pgdd2tis
gen 6uge entSildt. slls er ferti9 par, iprouo
GER Salaenlreter berpcr, rteb I'd, Die concc
uno jouhite: ,,Oas baben mir pcrtretfltt,
9emaht. Wlr ?-answortete Der Runlts
i'd, bin alein bier.
Gr ftcna BON Ncnem an iu fpielen, atet
mitten i'm SpleIe perlfnmmten ale Nfeifen.
Geln Con erld'allte. Ser Sp'eler erltauut,
er ftimpt, oa lteft Der Saleentreter ori1
&rrf herper uno rift. uSebtn gle wcbl,
caB unier spei lnc? 8enn id nidt nia,
70 fOnneu gle ntd,ts."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
yltltltirter 49,

We'nbanoler Wafcr aus ben WeinfdGerH.
uncc 9semano benft, bae es Elm Wuncer (ei.
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The committee rose and reported the bill
with amendments.
On motion, the House adjourned till Thurs
day.
WAsHNGToN, Thursday, May H.
SENATE.-The first thing in order was Mr.
Johnson S resolution calling on the President
for the names of officers serving in the army
whose nominations had not been sent into the
Senate.
4 On motion its farther consideration was post
poned until Tomorrow. Several adverse re-
potts on private claims were adopted.
The Senate then laid aside the morning bust
ness and resumed the consideration of the bill
previously discussed for the aid and roliefof Yu-
catan, by the temporary military occupation Of
the country.
Mr.. DAVIS, of Massachusetts,, addressed the
Senate and discussed the question at much
length. lie was opposed to the plan embrac-
ed by the bill for ailording the contemplated
aid.
Mr.. MILLER, of New Jersey, obtained the
floor, but gave way to motion for ad dlouun-
mcnt, which was carried.
Mr.. MILLER mas the floor for tomorrow.
HousE.-1he Speaker announced the first
thing in order to be the bill for the admission
of Wisconsin into the federal Union, which was
taken up and after being farther considered
was read third time and passed.
Mr.. LINCOLN moved to reconsider the vote,
and made speech IN support Of his motion
/ Mr.. BococK addressed The House, AM on
formal motion to reconsider the bill regulating
compensation OF postmastcfs, opposed the
House amendment TO the Senate bill. The
postmasteIs deserved increased compensation.
/ Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia, moved to lay the
motion on the table. The yeas and nays were
demanded and the motion was decided in the
negative.
The bill was then, on motion, referred 10
the committee on the post Office and post roads.
Mr.. NINToS, of Ohio, moved that the House
resolve itself into committee Of the whole on
the state of the Union, which was agreed to-
Mr.. TooMBs, of Georgia, being called to the
chair, the House then on motion, took up the
Revolutionary pension bill.
Mr. ROCKWELL of Connecticut spoke in de-
fence Of former speech, In which he took oc-
casion TO expose the gross bunders and ms
statements made by the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury in his annual report.
lie continued TO bring forward new charges
of maccuracy and exposed other blunders and
crIors made BY the Secretary, TO sustain which
he produced vouchers. lie continued TO ad-
dress the house for some time in a strain oi
lcaInesness and animation, in which he aninI-
adyeued with much severity upon he secrcta-
rvs report, and upon the character Of the ad-
ministration and It's measures. The discus
sion was continued for some time between Mr..
Strong of New York, Mr.. Ninton and Mr..
Sanger, of Ohio.
Several amendments were offered TO the bills,
and without coming TO any final action, the
committee rose, and reported progress, when
the House djourned over I'LL Friday.
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Later from Mexico.
PETERsBuRo, "Wednesday, Nav

! PETERsBURG, w ednesdsy, May 10.
! An express for the morning papers has ar-
rived from New Orleans, bringing adyices TO
the 18th iMSt.
/ The schooner Heroine arrived from Vera
Cruz on the 2d inst. No Quorum of the Con-
gress, at Qucretaro, had yet been got together.
Sixteen Deputies and four Senators were still
wanting for the transaction of business. The
members of the Congress who had arrived en-
pressed themselves as being very fayoraby dis
posed for peace.
The trial of Captains Hare, Dutton, and the
other persons accused of the late II urder, aud
attempt at burglary, is still going on.
Fifteen OF twenty American desertcrs enlist
ed recently in the Mexican army.
The steamship Fashion. from Brazos Santi-
ago, on the 18th ult., had arrived. Among
the passengers was ]. l.. Collins of New York
city. VINO bears dispatches from Gems. Price
and Wool to Washington lie states that a.
bout the 9th of March, a Mexican Lieutenant
sent word that a small party had been captur-
ed near Fl Passo.
/ This, with information that Cen Urrcr had
designs upon that post, Induced Gen. Price to
proceed to It's relief But finding. on his arri-
val there, that no such danger was TO be ap-
pretended, he determined to advance upon
Santa Cruz, where government, trains with
from 1900 TO 2000 troops were stationed.
4 General 1rias, the Mexican chief, having
fortified the place, awaited the attack. After a
a frui,less parlcy of eight days, Gen. Price as
sauted, and, although gallant resistance was
made, succeeded in taking the place, and cap
,ured fourteen pieces of artillery, two thousand
stand of arms, and some SSO0,0O0 worth Of
property.
On the 18th, Cen Price proceeded with
part of his force to chihuahua leaving Lieut..
Col. Rails in command of the remainder, with
orders to follow as soon as practicable. Gen.
1ris,, forty of his officers, and his troops were
paroled. The Mexican loss was five killed
and twenty wounded, Of whom two have since
died
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NEWPORT R. l. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IS, EH

A New DIscovERy.-The Rev. Mr.. Pep.
per, Presbyterian clergyman of Albany, N.
Y, has invented, says the Springfield Repub-
lican, compound of clay, called Argiilo,
which resembles in structure and appearance,
the richest, variegated agates. Ii is to be used
for door knobs, pavements, table tops, and
other ornamental articles. II surpasses in bril-
llancy, any known variety Of marble, and is
equally cheap. The Hartford Wing speaks
of it in the following terms "No one, who
has n II seen it, can form an idea of its beauty
aud illimitable variety of color. 1t is so hard
as to resist any scratch except that of a crystal
or diamond Already, Mr. Calhoun has intro
duced in the Senate a resolution, which passed
instantly, to the effect, that all the floors of the
public Offices in the Capital should be made of
this beautiful material. $l,l0O 900 has been
offered for the entire patent.