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The State guard., 1848-07-11
The War Cry of tllc Democrats
BY F. A. DURIvAGE

BY Fs A. DOhifAAbs Once more unfurl that standard, That has cheered our hearts of old; l The glorious flag of victory
 Again again unfold Oar steadfast hills reverberate The yolling of the drum And sprinsing to the battle-cal The sons ct triumph come
 With Cass and Butler al our head,
 And every omen lucky With Michigan we'll form our van, And chaIge with old Kentucky. The North has heard the summons And rouses in ns night, .,, Where falls upon it's gian. nils The earliest ray of light, And all along the northern lakes The arms of freemen shine, While far amid the mighty West, Extends the bannered line.
 Then arm, for Cass and Butler arm With every omen lucky;
 For Michigan leads on our van,
 Backed up by old Kentucky. Tie lair and gallant South responds The warm land of the sun Her ancient glories fire her heart For laurels to be won. Along the Mississippi flood, Where dark Missouri pours, Where frowns the Alleghany ridge, The soul and strength are ours.
 With Cass and Butler at our head,
 And every omen lucky, Win Michigan we'll form our van,
 And charge with old Kentucky. Oh vainly would the foeman Assume our flag and brand. His borrowed plumage shall be ,shorn With unrelenting hand. The mocking bird will cease 0 pour Its simulated cry, When the fierce eagle spreads his wing In triumph on the sky.
 With Cass and Butler at our head,
 And every omen lucky,
 With Michigan we'll form our van,
 And charge with old Kentucky. Then rally round our leader, Our flag fling to the breeze Twas he who swore the stars and stripe: Unstained should rule the seas. If every sea behold that flag Defy the ocean blast, Remember, it was Lewis Cass l hat nailed it 10 the mast.
 His name upon that banner read,
 And deem the omen lucky,
 With Michigan cose up the van,
 And charge with old Kentucky. Low kneel the foreign foemen, And sorev rue the day, That Butler led in fire and steel The storm al Monterey. And surely as he crushed the foe, Upon that day of fame Their base allies a home shall own The terror of his name.
 With Cass and Butler for our chiefs,
 And every omen lucky,
 With Michigan we'll form our van,
 And charge with old Kentucky, Then spread once more the standard. To the battle and the-breeZe- Strike! for our country's honor Aid the freedom Of the seas. Strike for the glorious Gestinies, That wait our race of fame, And write the death. doom of the foe, In words of whitening flame.
 With Cass and Butler laading or, Our star IS bright and lucky
 With Michigan close up the van,
 And charge with old Kentu ucky.
The State guard., 1848-07-11

The "Rough and Ready," paper established at Iberville, La, to promote the election of Gen. TAYLOR, has taken down the iag--changed its name, and the editor, giving good reasons for the change is out for CAss and BUTLER.
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DR. N. s. JONES.

~ HATEFUL for past favors, hopes, by M unremitted attention to his profession, to merit a continuance of public patronage. pr. ). willattend to the various branches oi his profession.
 GeOffice over the Store of Messrs. w. W. Waller, 6 Co, East Wetumpka.
 May 25, 1S47. 8lejeF 1y-2
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JOHN c. REID,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
 CHANCERY, WILL practise in the Courts of the w surrounding counties. " Office at KINGSTON, ALA. June ], l947.
The State guard., 1848-07-11

The names Cass and Butler contain the same number of letters (l0) as SURE TO BEAT and the names spelt in flll-Lepis Cass and William o. Butler contain the number (23) as SURE TO WIN IN NovEM- BER NExt, as they assuredly will.
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J. P. SAFFOLD.
J. B. BIBB
SafoId & Bibb.

ATTORNEY YS AND COUNSELLORSA1 LAIV AND SOLICITORS IN
 CHA ANCERY,
 MONTGOMERY, ALA, XNyILL practice Law in the counties of w Montgomery, Lowndes, Dallas, Au- tauga, Coosa, Macon, and in the Federal Court and the former, in the Supreme Court uf the State. E Office on Court street, between the Court House and Bank.
 July 20, l947. ~ "
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Drs. 1T. w. & E. MASON,

LEAVING associated themselves in the LII Practice of Medicine, Surgery, and Obstetrics, respectfully tender their services 10 the citizens of Wetumpka and vicinity. as l a
 DR. T.. w. MASON, having devoted much time to Midwifery and Dis eases Of Females, will give special attention to such cases.
 Office East We,umpka, where one ol them can always be found unless profes. osinally engaged. l.. e5asl 5iss
 April 25, 1e4S l7d
The State guard., 1848-07-11

The Indiana whig papers are laboring to prove that General Taylor is Wilmot Proviso man. They labor hard at it, and make far-fetched inferences. This is wrong. They must not make out that General Taylor has any principles, it will change his position. '
The State guard., 1848-07-11

"Whenever I wanted a thing well done," said Gen. Lafayette, in a letter written during the revolution, always got Butler to do it."
 The people of the United States wan, good Vice President, and they will elect one ot the "Butler family" to fill the place,
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U. A. BOOTH.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
 CHANCERY, WILL attend promptly to all business w entrusted to his care. ~OrFloE at Vernon Autauga county, Alabama.
 June 15, 1Si7. "A
The State guard., 1848-07-11

KIssINe.-The "Pittsburg Visiter." ed- tied by lady, says: "A lady has right to kiss any body she pleases and it is no body's business but her husbands and not much of his either if he thinks so."
The State guard., 1848-07-11
JOHN A. GRAHAM,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
 CHANCERY, WILL practise in the Courts of ihe fol- w lowing counties, (the Circuit Court of Coosa excepted,) viz: Autauga, Bibb, Coosa, Benton, Shelby, Talladega and Tal- apoosa. Office in Rockford, Ala.
 April 27, 1S47, 17-u
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TREATY WITH NEW GRANADA.-The Washington Union contains an important treaty, just concluded between the United States and the government of New Grana- da. The most striking feature of the treaty is the fact that it secures us the right of way from the Atlantic to the Pa. ciic across the isthmus of Panama.
The State guard., 1848-07-11
Agents for She statc Guard.

REV. ". c. BuLonH, lGen'l. Agents, ISAAC DEBosE. GEoRGE PRATr, (New York V. B. PALMER, E. W. CARR, Philadelphia. E. E. CowsAR, Talladega. JOHN A. BooTH. Vernon. Dr. J. E. BuLLooH, New Orleans, J. A. LAwLER, Kingston. H. WAKEFIELD, Mobile. !. T. SHAcKELFoRD. padevlle.
The State guard., 1848-07-11

|" single copy ID No subscription will be received for a less time Il lntwelve months. unless paid for in advance, hpvERTIs MbNTs will be inserted at One Dollar DOT square, for the first nserton and fifty cents for sach subsequent insertion.
 Twelve linos, orless, to constitute square,
 Advertisements ordered to be published once a month, or every other week, will be charged as new.
 The most liberal terms will be given to those t',at advertise for six months, or by the year. Without instructions as to the number oi iinser- Ii ms, Advertisements will be continued, and charged until forbid.
 Allpersonal communications and advertisements charged double rates, when admitted.
 Announcing Candidates for office, s5, invariably in advance.
 All Letters and Communications must be POST FAD to insure attention.
The State guard., 1848-07-11
N. SMITH CIR RAHAM,

LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
 Wetumpka, Ala. VKTILL attend to all business connected w with his profession ip the Courts oi Coosa. Autauga, Montgomery, and the ad> ;oinino counties. Will practice also in the Supreme Court of tbe State.
 Aug, 31. lS47. lv-3o
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Iximgstom, Aulauga Co.,,

KingstOn, AutNuBst CO', Afd LEAVING united in the practice of then El profession, will attend 10 any busi ness pertaining to their profession. that may be confded to their care in the Courts ol Au,auga and adjoining Counties of Blob Shelby, Coosa, Montgomery, Lowndes and Dallas. Office al Kingston.
 Dec. 2I.1S47, 5i if
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y. MONROE HARDY, .fff0ruey tt LGsU Hssd Solicitor j.l Ch01cP1.u.

xNyILL practice in the counties ol w Lowndes, Dallas, Autauga and But Ter. Office in Hayneville, Lowndes Co.,, Ala. Feb 1S47 1y-5
The State guard., 1848-07-11
STATE GUAR D.
TIE R M s <.

For one year, if paid in advance, S3 %
 !" (" l" if within six months, % i" " if not until the end of the year %
 six months, paid in advance, 75 three !" :" % fIH st oon,, n
The State guard., 1848-07-11
Law Notice.

A. A. Sterrett & J. R. Jones. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLO ORS ATLAJH, AND SOLICITORS
 CHANCERY,
The State guard., 1848-07-11

No subscription will be received for a less time Il Tn twelve months. unless paid for in advance,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

fentn. Der Horcfern it e,u mariner Ger'
tbeiciaer cenicfrutifder @ranbidee u. ,pirc
nit Dieler Tdbisfsit selcitet. Dir reidlen
ibm Die e@ruSertono nun .spiiufdsn inn siel
@tld su feinem unternebmen.
nScnefa NoIer" it Der Gitel einss neaei'
osrtiden 8lattes, ipelfss NIT Gitffem in
Tifin, Senefa @cuntn. Obie srId,etnen fca
uno bon Sorn. 8reslin terousssaeten tpiro.
slls einen fdtisen &dmpfer fur bic @runbs
idse unb Maaere9eln Der bemofratilhen
parthei, beiBen mir i'm hcrstit pilIfcmmen
une 1luiten itm allcs 9lid uno picfe
taar5ohlcnoe llaterlhrsiber. @.~
Deut1hes W pdenbGatt. tes
rausNaeben bon Sames Srauftiu 8chIsr
IN abtcttstcwn, pa., bat felt esm is. Wdri
an9efansen su erfheinen. Dieles glat bat
Elm nettes Neuere uuo cbeteid, augenldeins
lid Whia in @runcfdssn, whnfhen mir
Arn. 66hIer oennrd, bon Serien @ind su
{einem llnternebmen. b..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
SrG6licl>er Mprb.

philaoetpbto, ben "a. Wadr;.-
Gin furdtbares @reisnie bat Die Srart in
bic srOste 8ewesuns ueriest. Sn einem Der
belebtriten 9heile Der Stait in Der Iahe
ces @ottesbaules, 1T Elm Woro an elmer Der
anselshenten unc beliebteifeu unierer ceuts
fhsn Wublraerinnen u. cine 9rdellde 8ers
wunruns an oeren @arten, benz 8udbdrcs
Ter Haoemaher, oca;cNen.
Ter Ncrb mar i'm S,auie SO. 80. oirte
Snaee, besansen. lin 2 ubr frnh mu:re
bic Gamllie bee Srn. Sdare. ,peldser oae
ansren5enoe S,dus go. 81 bewohnt burd
ben ansitihre, e.ner Weitlihen Stimn,e, Der
aus Dem Sauie go. SO laut fhaaeno be,u
bcr flans aus tem Sdlafe aufsewedt. sIui
ben Shrei folate Elm Nehsen uno Carmen
rpe aemaltisss &dmpfsn. I'm ciefelbe 3ei
unsefabr murbsa 0r. 8Saner u. fe'ne grau
.pelde im tritten Stod bes pauies, 8era
l --- ~ r- 2 - e.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
Cie Wppfferbauf.
Cine aneere 9umpenfatrif aetrchen!

! S"k AueStt ykotSWSH.
Trcs allen Gfiden nno 9tahhelfen fcnn
te ciele eumpenfatrif nidt bic CUR ndd,iter
priGcentensWahf ertalten percen. Ste III
oahin unb taulenee pcnSauern uub hartars
teitenee Sitrser ilnb niecer nm einen Theil
ihrcs fsuer ertporbenenS Sd,weiees betrc9en.
SIS 1T Elm Geriiht i'm llmIauf oaB oiegant
BON 9Ifrrn, bic Canal Bdnf prn Glepclano
unc Geleoc Sant ebenfalIs in lebr melid,en
umitdnren fno. Bir fraaen pieoertclt,
mie Ianss miro ftd, tas GcIt bon Sbic bon
leinen eumpenbarrneH ausfau9en uno plilus
bern taGen g
gu beeauern 1T ee, bae es, trrB Der 70
oft 9enadten trauri9en grfahrun9en III
Sesug auf eas gantrpelen, in,mcr ncd0eu.
te, unc nod cbenrrein Dsntfhe siebt, bic cas
Sercertlide bieier eumpenfabrifcn nidt
etnkben tpoDen, Die I'D, unterfan9cn oeniel.
ben tfentlld, eas Wcrt su rsoen uno, III oen
(eidten abscbrcfhcnen Ga,fnnemsnts cet
Bhiqparibei ibre 3nauht netmen, tpenn
iIs, III oie@nge 9etricber, ee;nungen pereeu
Die Sdurterei Der 8antbolter uno Banfei.
refscren weiB ;u tpaIten. sic meinenWuns
Der 9ethan Sa baben, tpenn fe einen; Demcs
fraten ocr9ewcrfen, oaB Die Direttcrcn, Der
prdGcent unc@lcrf Der Wocf,rbanf Iemrs
fraten setpeleu tudrsn. Wsnn ie ciel eea fe
elnmdI aIs @lieeer Der bcmctratiiten par<
'tet anerfannt tparsn, 70 iG es amss. m ad,t,
paB ile bic parthet ltru felt mstrern Sab.
rem aus9eipieen uno als9lbtriinniae serwcrs
fen bat. Sie m6aen flh feIbit fir Demetra.
ten bis gum lesten sIuqenbl,de ausseaeben
haben, ihre Sonblunssn habeu benielen,
nas ile Wbi9s ilnc uno Der Sstrns, ben bae
Sclf pen Ohio curd1 lie erls,cet, itenrtisirt
fie pcIfcmmer nit ben 6anolanseu Ger
Wbt0parthei i'm AQoemeinen. Gin Bants
mann fam fein 10 brer Democrat Iein.
Wean Ieie ord eiuen slrtifel auf Der er(teu
Serte nnieres glattee, betttslt ,,Der Rud,'
tcfeife", uno uberseuge Gd pon Der Wahr,
bett ces 70 ebeu @eiasten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

&c d etwas il ubercie Gintbei
tpinlten bie9lufmerf.
iamfett jebes creentlidhen Mlannes auf fol-
aeuee ihIihte 9hatiahsu unb Hehnunaen
gu lenten. ... ...........
Der Senat BON Ohio beftebt aus SO W2its
glieeer. Wirb bic pei6e mdnnlife Bec6lfe,
runa bes staares aber 81 Sabre. unter ois
Sc Senatoren ateid SertheiIt, 70 reprdieus
tirt ieber Der felbsn unqefdhr 9,776 itimme
fdbiae Bnrser. Tad, 0ccraros Ginttsi'
luu9sbiQ wersen aber bic Mbies q Senas
tcren erwlhlen, bic Demcfraten aber MIR
Is. Dies wilroe ben Whise 6 Senatcrial
Oitrifte mehr gebsn als BEN Demcfraten
uno piiroe 70 oiel beisen, oae Die Bhios III
cieism Staate cine Me brbeituUn5s So
656 Sti mmen b dtten.
Dies 1T nber ncd, niobt tas Sd'limmite.
Sm 0aule Der Hsprdlentanten erhalten bic
Wbias Is @Iieper mehr als Die Temcfraten
lnb ra iepes @lieo oes Neprdientantenbaus
les 1883 itimmfdhise Siirser oertrit. 70 1T
Dies 70 ptel als ia9te man: DE Bb iss bas
bsne W ebrbeitopu7 79,2O8 Stim
N { II in olelem Staate.
Sb bies 70 1T, uberlaGen mir Der rnb,een
leberlesuns unierer Mittiirser. Gsrm.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
Court Of Common NIedS.

@eitern beaauueu Die Stbun9en fer@curt
Of Common pleas babier. uniere nod i'm
O1uditano lid, wldenoe llnterfhreiber bitten
,pir biefs @elegenheit su tenusen um Sbre
pfidt eesen uns III erfaQen. Reiner alau>
be, bae uns cas- Weniae, speld,es er fdul>
bet. feline ercBe 6ulfe oerihoffe. Cte pieIen
&ie,niefeiten suialnmen teIanfen id, auf el
ne berdhtlife Summe, nit Or mir nns
nit aaus Ieid,ter Wube aus Ger Toth retten
fcnuten. uulere 9uslaeen eeben re9rlmdBia
ibren 8ana fort. Die einsiaen Wittl cielels
be su reten Gno ole Subicripticnaelcer
Gcn uns eahsr ole Tcrtietune bes Staatss
tcten n'd,t uum6alld eematt wercen, f.
mlfien unlere 6reunee uns nit Hatb unt
Char aur Seite ifeben. Wir Gnc bereit oqee
ras in unferu Sr6ften ifeht fir Die Mchls
fat,t unierer parttei su letfien, ollein chne
Mittef uuo chne cine hinreihenoe SlnSahl
,teuer baorsahlencer llnterlhrelber tpereen
tpir es ppt! bel unierm 9uten Nllen be-
spenoen laHen milifen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

g hredlid,es Blutbab in q "
catan!-Die lpaniid,e 3situns BON Tews
Srieans eiett Die Ginselnheiten Der gerpl>
lfungen, neld,e ssI cen Snsianern in Der
msritaniid'en prosins Dusatau anssrid,tet
rrsrsen fns. GnrTit nabmer bic Biloen
iipes flsine stisfe eim in e,ner terfelben
ct mrreetss fte 80 perfcnen, bauttfdd,lih
uno&iuoe rn beaetenb, perifiims
melten bic R0rper Der ielben auf bic ibreds
ltdnfe Weiie uno warfen fe baum in oas
6euer. Der Sdlahtruf Der Sncianer 1T /:
"Sdnslid,e gernihtuns aller weleen 6eins
be ~ @.a.-< ...
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

@w StrnBenraub.- unsefdh 2
Meilen ocn bier an Der Stroee nad Wt.
8ermcnt tpurbe al, einem Deut DE n
Gantens Ras 9ll bers, an,lsstrnU@cns
tag abeno elm freder Straeenraub besaE'
gen. 9llbers fam BON Rncr @cuntp, no er
eine 3e,ttang ssarbeitet tatte, uns mar auf
Der Reife na6 Eer Orleans, roo iein Srns
Der rchni be9riAen. Sc mar ft,cn eunfel,
nls I'D, slpei anoereTuesdua'r, Die aus Dem
9etSise famen, su ibm ge1eaten, ibn suerit
frenncThoftIit, anrebeten, plOslid' ater i'bcr
oen rid,ts Urges 9lbnenoen Der rf1elen, tbn su
Seben iparfcn nno ihn feiner sonien Saars
ihaft, beitetenb aus 64s 9culrs, berauts
ten. Da6 @elo war tn ein Taitentut eiu>
9cfuipft. Ss fIno bereits Icrfehrun9cn ees
trcffeu I'M ben Hdubern ouf Die Spur ~
tonmen. 2lbers war erft furie 3sit imQan'
Be nnc mad, feinem 9lenesrn ~ urt hetIen'
mitrce Tiemanc @elo bei itm permuthet bas
ten; -es 1T cater flar, oaB DEN 9liutern
auf irsenc cine Meile oielsr umitano be-
tannt tpnrce unc cas lie ihm am Weae aufs
selauert tatten. Gs 1T ~ hcfsn, cae es ees
linsen werce, bic Diebe ~ fnnsen, uno ccm
orn'en jungen eonosmann ,piecer su leinem
8eloe Su oerhetfen
Das scffcblene Gjeio beftanb in elmer
6nnfbuncert GDllarsStcte an einer gecte an
rine 0terr NcCfer Sant, 8 SO an cine penn.
Ipludn fd,e 8anf; cine $50 uno eine S., an
bic Ohio Stadtstant, iwei 3ebn Tpaarno<
ten an bic 8onf bon Ncme, unb 6 3ehuauls
ZEN 8clcitude. Der 0ieit beifano aus fleis
aen Icten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Sn Baltimore fano leste Wche cine 9rcs
Sc Gaplcrveriammluns ltatt, bic aber ron
Den SloYwbi9s auf Die ldrmencite Weile sss
fort murce. lie Necuer fcnutsn faum su
Wcrte fcn,men; Te ruresn BON ben Clap
rhi9s ilberfd,rieen uno auf Die teleieiseuite
SSsiie oerlpcttet. 3ulcst beMdhtiaten Nd,
Tie Glapnbi9s bee N,oneritauces uno mad
rintaen ornuerncen 5currabs fir itren 8O.
Sen, oeury Clap, l6htt etn eernunfttaer
Whle Die eld,ter aus, ruprauf iId oieie mu:
itrbafte Wbispctiamluns i'm sr0bten Dun:
fel pertaste. a.. - ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Jem>Ocrf, ben TO- Wdrs-Die Teu:
lafeiten ocn 6rantreit taben cine auBercrs
oentlid,e Anfresung berocr9erufen. Das
2ircclcre webt BON allen frans. Rufeebdus
fern &c. uno bic Transcien teeilen Gh, ents
hnfaitihe @riiee fur bic @reisnife i'm alter
Soeimattlance. ausSutauden. slnd Gle ST..
idncer ilno in Grifafe unb in elmer amSams
ltas elbeno aebaltenen 0erlammluns rpurs
Den 8 100000 Sur lleberiencurs an oieDub.
lin @onfcperaticn gum slnfaufe BON Wafen
u. Wnuiticnen unterihrieben Wan fprtd,f
lest bon elmer 9rc8en 90 lfgoeriammIuna,
um amerifa's 8eifaQ NIT oen 8enesungen
IN Seanfr.lh aus3ulprehen. Bait, Cor.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Is aun d . gB al I.
Tae Heiuttat Der am scriaen Ncntae sa.
bier abarhaltenen Tlunftip WobI hat ftd
abrrmaIs eanifie fir cisDemcfraten ermie'
Ten. Ger gauge cemctratiihe Wabl,eitel nit
9lnsnahme ln'sMesmeifers muroe srwdbIt.
Sur Srieoensribhr Sames sltlen (Dem. }
SIR Gruifies: Soarmcn Stioser, (Dcm.
9lbr. eino, " q. (Dem.)
@pras 3eaers, (Dem.)
Sir Glerf: Ism. S. @pans (Dem. J
Sir Stas neiifer: Snn,es 9. Gitep( Dem. !
6ir N6e6Or: Scbn Stad (Dem'
@cnifablers 6rso. Donseifen (Tem. J
Iaoio Soahn Gem. \
Scnattan Yencyer (Cem J
Be9meiaer: OFT. 1. 1apio 9eam, 1em.)
2. Scbn Qoiper, (Dsm.)
8. SoenrD Barns, Dem.
.. 4. Solepb Wunih, Dem. }
S. @. @ribbs, (Bbis)
+, 6. 9. Dsdert (Cem.)
co. Sobana Satob sIlor ica seltOrben
ein. ........
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Neuc3eitun9en. - Seit Snr,em
erbalten mtr cine meme ceutfde 3ettuna
Der Ncrbffern''. betitelt, bsraussegeben
yss erne 8. Serlbers III eeoarburs WIs'l
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

fein ScemS nno. fene &leictF iiberbanpt -pN
rem pcl giat-tur,, es lfno tine oseibe son
ilmffdncen rcrbonoen, Die tsiuen 3weifs1
iibria IafIrn, bae er Der MOrber III.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

slus benz eebcn pitt' s. pitt nutirte
in ielner Su9eno i'll Srforo uno mar iebr
fleeis. III
slls er mad {einer Grtebuns gum sroe,
brittaniden Minifer Ter mar bamals md,
chr junl) gum erlfen Wale nadh Cambridge
FAM. bse'Ite lid, allcs. ihm, Der nun fette
prabcnoen uni Sisthimer per9ebcn fcnnte,,
oen Ncf su Ii,ade n. Gr ,nnete Der Cite ses
mag tem iff,ntlihen Gcttsseieniibe'wobs
net. Der preoieer, Elm Wanm poa @e'f
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Sn phtloelp b a puroe am Samita9
abeno in idmmtllhen Gbeatera bic Warisils
laife 9eIpielt uno mitenthufasmus besraet.
s& a.4 (esr.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

~1t ~ST% ~"~T V~~~sC
slaeb Derlauf bon aebf
Bis pierjebn Sa9en miro
rsr 0eraus9sber bes Ob'o
Staats> goten lelblf, ODER
cine bon ibm bspollmdhti9>
te Herlon cine &oleftions-
Neile antreten. 1lnterfbrei>
ber, tpelehe Ib lms in Der
Sbulb tpiNen belieben &C.
fdlh9e Sloti5 bierpon 81 neb>
men unb fI1b alf bas Sab
por;ubereiten.
1gy 98ir mI6cu unfer @ele haben uno
haben nun belhlc6sn oa6sloe einiutreiten
burf ale Wittel, bic uns III @ebcte itehen.
Wir ;ishen bic frieolid,cn oer, ollein fcllten
biefe ihre Wirfun9 uerfeblcnL 70 geben uns
bic Gelese oie(es Qaubes Gin Mitel in bic
6dno, tpelf,es in fcId,en SGaen nod, ME
teine S,iilfe perla9te. QSir betreiben Elm nit
Id,mercn Nuslaaen rertunoenes @cfhdft |
haben Die Gorge fir cine sohlreite Tamllte
auf uns uno' wnnIten Die 8erbirolitteten,
Die mir aeqen ancere iterncmmen babcn,
reollh at eriullen. gSos GmSelne uns
fhulcen lit i'm @ruuoe blcs cine 8lciniateit
fur fIe Ii. peruriadt itnen nur menig Wute
es aufSumahen. llns MAIDEN oieie &leiuigs
teiten cine betrdhtlite Summe aus, phue
tpelde mir ndt i'm Stanre Tno unlern @rez
bit aufredt su bolten. 4dnder @eculo b1s
ben, bte6 fhweres llnreht an uus uno
unicrer 6amilie teGeben. Gin Secer, Der
urs ftuIret, rsnfe Td, eiumaE an uniere
StelIe in einem 9eI Itdft nit ihnercn Baars
9elcsNuslaeen, bel elner febr fIeinen NnSaM
unterthrsiber, cine erc6e 6amilte gu rericrs
gen urb ale @ebrr1nife anf Dem Wdtftf,
In Stcbr unb @ercerY fir Saargelc fanfen
III mniIen, Damn miro er unier 4ccs 9eDi6
nift beneieenensrib fncen. ancerer Sers
bdltniiIe, Gle infer Gmpc'fcmmen itit unles
Derbincung NIT Dem Drudereeihdft unm6gs
Iih mdhten, uno bic mir pieQeid,t fpdter ;u
Usr6fentideu seSwunaen Wercen, bier niht
einmal su qecenfen. Wan laiIe cieie Ware
nung nift unberif0htiat. Wer felbif bel
uns anruft, ccer feline Shulciafsit nit Der
pcft einiencef, ebe infer Ai1ent bel ibm eine
trifft, miro es su feinem Gortbei fnoen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

GW Sohana Satob Slltor loa seitOrben
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-08
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw York. Saturday Afternoon May @.
Owing to very light stock in the market, -four
again more firm to-day and sales of good brands Ge
nesee &c, were made ut advance. There were also
some sales made for future delivery. Supplies being
also light at the east forced purchases in this market
to supply immediate wants. which circumstance also
tended to stien prices There continued to be good
demand for southern brands with further sales Corn
had ruled low within month two, to prevent
large receipts, and the farmers being busy in
planting new crops, also tends to check supplies !;
hence the stock of good yellow in the market has
become very much reduced and sales made mt
advance in prices. Meal also held at rmer rates
Rye was some frmer Sales of oats were making at
full prices. The improved feeling in mess pork
tinued, though sales made shade under yester-
days quotations Lard remained the same. while beef
steady In groceries 1t being the last day of the
week there not much doing; but prices remain
ed about the same Cotton. will be perceived
tnued to sell pretty freely with doing for export
For the weeks sales of tobacco &C., refer to the
proper head In freights, there was cotton
going forward, while engagements in other articles
continued light and at about the rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-08
OF tn. paper of the bank held April 1916, including

OF the paper of the bank held April 1916, including
bills receivable and city bonds, s74oO4 consider
ed good, 81, 975 doubtful and 1922 bad
OF the paper Of the bank held on the 9TH of April
1s47 all was considered good except S102 II doubtful
and s., 64s 10 bad.
OF the paper held in April 1S4s, all was considered
good except 81, 957 SO doubtful, and S2255 IS bad
Within the past year there has been some change in
the movements of this company The of the road
and the indebtedness of the company have been re-
duced the profits increased both the road and the
bank. and the amount of specie on hand much aug
mented. The banking department has beer enlarged,
and the affairs of the company in every respect have
been much improved The railroad is the vitality of the
and its prosperous condition highly atter