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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Gin Sorrelponoent oes ,,Solfcu We.fur''
in Nemsgorf fa9t in 8eSus auf Die abreiie
hrr. SoelnSens mad, europa Sclsenbes
,,gcu bier aus ldet I'D, unter bieIeu llmz
ftdnosn peuis melcsn. 0r. Soeinsen tulll
nit Der cambria nad europa surird unc
thut mohl baran. Tenn es nitroe linn
b Ter oar itner rerben, ras Wehrife bon
benz uersefen, ltuo Den 9jtd thren anf feins
aleidteretti9ten Wittiir9er ppfern ,u milf'
fen, pas ssraoe feline Speiialitdt in europa
ausmatte, fur SImerifa ater wobl 9eraoeiu
unbrauhbar 1T. unlere 9lufsabe @rbal-
tun9 uno 8crtbilcuna Der Treibsit, 1T elne
gang anoere, ais bic oss yGrfdmpfens" Der
testeren, uuo nur fir cieies vGrfdmpfen"
ftien Or. Soein;en Tb on9elsrnt 81 taben.
MIR fur lcIbe Nusenblide su pa6en, no Der
Drans Der @re.aniHe cietatcrtlthes @tn@
Ihreiten niht bios erfcrcert. fonoern audi
rct'rfsrtiot. Sin iolhcs gin1hreiten oerlans
gen aber, uniere hiefIsen 9erhdltnii1s, @ctt
tel Dluf, nid,t, uno es mar n,inreltens cine
unocritiurise Gduiduns, wenn Der erfte
Icait. Der SNrn. De,nSen auf unIerm Con:
tinseute eebradt wuroe, beniclben bere,te
als ocn Nanu be,eidnete. Der urlerer Srei
belt erit red,t auf Die Seine belfen fpllte. -
Sor. Seins en- miro mcbl oas Sewueiiein mi
Gh nad1 europa nebmen, oae mir III Ame
rita cine @leihbeit babeu, Gle tpeni9f1ene
sura eurcpdifhe Gorednse nid,t eeducerI
nerofn fann, uno bag es oiel ifwerer 1T.
I'D, in bic Uabre Trebeit eiusuleben, als bic
llnfreiheit su befdmpfeu. Wbse ct in euro
pa slldliber iein ais bier, no fsin auftres
ten gum erIBten 2beile uno eft etne iein
8erihulcen pobl nur ais Elm ,8srfebltes'
te,e,e,,trt mercen mue."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
W Q It
cSobann Baptilt Walbbrut,,

aus Dem GDni9reid, 8ayern2
Terfelbe fam pcr 9 cSabren nadb Gcrb.
9imerifa uno 1T ieines @eftdfts Elm We6bels
Sdhreiner. Der unterseihnete, fein giurer,
rpeld,er felt Ie,ner Sbreife uon Heutiohlano
nio,ts weiter pcn itm 9etSrt, rpiinitt iehn.
lich(f ipinen 9lufnthalt Su tp,fen. gtnaiae
Wiubeilunsen treroen unrer fcl9encer 9I6s
Care Of .f
Sobdnn Wa[bbrun. ~.
6are cf 8 Striba, Tattsturs, Na
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
9ucitcrssSffce, Stnrf So.
Hnnfnn DGn, 1915

9ueitcrssSfice, Stnrf 60.
. g.. eantrn, WdrS a. lS4S.
T,d,riht wirb hermit aeaebsu. eae bic
BOARD Of Equalization ucn Starf @cunty
'bre jdhrliete Sisuna in Der 9lmts1ube bes
sIuoitors bolten ,pirb. beainnenb am 2ten
,Ncntaa ndd,ften Slprtls, nm &Iaee III tcs
re n uno bemeaItd,es uno unbewealidcs gis
9entbum ,u equaliflren bic BARN Bethel
listen fno erfud1t III erid,einen.
Wm. s.. 8nrte,
9luoitor rcu Start So.
l3-6m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Farm, otes sgrfaatgf gu thun nnter setsemssr
9orsife: 's'' slnoreas elns,
Is" Care efThcnsos 4odler, .. II Il
NlalNIon. Slarf 60. Sbic.
Ew llniere Wcdielbldtter In Jltw Srs
leans, Qculeui0e, eiueinttati une ct. Gsuis
tpereen um qefiGtee Nufnabme aebeten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
Seutlhes 8aitbaus
snm
Ct 9Spoitcr Sotcl,

in eibertpeStrase, BcUiter, Wapne So.
.6einrih Wi inter- emrfetlt iein.
felt pielen Sahren beitehences uno jest iehr
uerbeGertes Gjalthaus Dem 9eehrten Yutli
fun. gutes eogis, quite Soft unc @etrdnfe
ic,pobl, rie quite Stalluna fir pferbe mirt
seaen billi9e Nefnuna periIdert.
9Sccfer, ben Is. Wdrt ]S4S. 13z2m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Gin Wann, Der III ansn leinen ltnterneb
uaunsen fsbr un9Iudiid, tpar, rief pOa Grim
tber iein Mieaeftiet aus; !,Sd a!aute,
menn id, Elm Nutmad,er getpcrhcn mare, fo
hdtte unier serrsctt bic Wenlhen cbne
@cnfr opft,nfftn.'' ...
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Nnf11r AftcrntI9.

3eiat fe,uen &unoen uno rem publltum
eroeberlt an, raB er .fe,ue Grocery in Die
nS blide MarftltraBe, 9eseniiter Der Stacts
halle in casielbe @ebdlce, mp Dau,b pir'
rcns Grocery belt, uerleat hat, uo er forts
fdbrt aQeslrten bon Groceries Su uerfaufsn'
Canton Den 4. 9lpril. l6zb.o.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
% o / Il
@epra 9int pom 0irfenhSrbt Cant

@eora Qinf BON VirtenbOrct Canton
Berosabe,n, Hheinpfals.
Terfelbe manrerte uu9erdbr Dor IL Sab
rem nod, ben Ser. Staaten aug uno aab prr
uuaefdbr 3 cSabren Die leBte Nahrid,t bon
I'D, aus Qcuisui0e &y.-gs miro uermuthet,
bag er I'D, in 9cuispile ooer in Der umae'
aeno aufbdlt. Der llnterseifnete bittet je.
ben Men(denfreuno, Der Ausfunft 9ebeu
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

anb auten ginfdaen. wdblle ben Ger Sob.
q, 9: ,,Gs iit Elm Saabe bier, Der bat fanf
Gerftenbrcee anc sspeta Slide, ater uas 1T
sas umter 70 Giele e. 'ns ., .-.- 49,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

E;Hrt>n gan, frifd5, 70 eben erbalten uno stl.
OV(UC lia tu baten bet Jrbn ptrrrnS.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
Siiber! Siiber!!
0eutfher .S " 6banoel
@ Il II t o ~!
go allee m0alid,it spchlfeil unb bic meifer
n 9lrtitet III Ditliehen
9SreiSett terf fn1lff ft1erOett.

Msrn fidh Der unterseihnet hermit ers
laubt Die Aufmerfiamfeit bes oerebrlid,en
publifums iiberhanpt auf fein 8ud,erlaaer
III lenfen. ic fann er NIT 8eraniiaen perT
d,ern, bae oafIelbe nunmehr mt ben 0citen
aus fat alien Sddern Der liierarilhen gEil.
lenid,afteH completirt uno er i'm S'ance III
einiae Nnfra9en beaepnen su f6nnen. Gin
Tbed bes gorraths beiaebt nameatlid aus:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Columbus O., Feb. "a. lS4S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
d. y. nlria. Dentfsf.

RESPECTFULLY irfrfu, the public. that after
due and iiitgenl study IND a~pplira ion 70 the tcietire
Of Dentistry. he iaenablei p offer lia e~errirea IN the
performance If the varinHs operations pertaining
thereto.
THE following from Dr. strirgfllow sill be 81.
rrpriated nv nil UliH are acquainted with the eminent
atiainmentq and qualifications Of that gentleman, in
the science 0f Dentistry
II d. INST r~tecrfnlly aud u1laeitatinriv recon.
r,etl III Davis 10 tle pu lie. es being fully c"inra,
tent and skilfnI in the performances Of g Hpcr0tiRn in
ha profession. s.. S. sTRtN4FELLOW ". e
aptIl 29-I3.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
No. 60.

excuse, oil account Of bis absence y sfai~
day, On motion he was excused.
Tie following resolution was proposed
AMI adopted.
Resolved. That J.. Caldwell, IT,, +. b.
Kleinpefer, and J. r. McCaa be appointed
a committee 10 examine the Clerks and
Recorders office. and 10 report immedi.
ately whether they are in a situation to
preserve the public arch yes or not.
The iolIgwing report was MAIDS and adj
opted.
we the subscribers having been mp
pointed q committee Ii examine The
Clerk's and Recorders ofite, in order 10
ascpFtai IN the Cause Of the dampness, end
tonsrqn MT injury, arising from safne TO
tho bo0ks and records apprrt1 iDirg to
both Offices. We report that The pvii can.
not he corrected, beng e%ntirslY atmos-
phertc, on account Of tie malo1n4truct.an
Of the building.
pntn. b.. T.ma Ut TbAn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

@b,obJ UU
Al Of which is respectfully submitted.
William ID. Lea,
Signed. John Caldwell, IT.,
g. wv. Christine,
The following resolution proposed By
the F nance Committee, vas adopted.
Resolved. That the estimates for tho
year 1913, reported BY the Finance Com
mifce be, ard the same are approved.
And that the Clerk cause the same to hs
published in the Newspaper, printing for
the Parish fr the tire being, thirty days
previ u to the meeting Of the jury In
) pfember uext.
The Police Jury then adjourned Sine
die.
THOMAS DEyALL, President.
WELLIAM HrBps. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

Cause and ESeca-@Ono thing ! haya
noticed In all great surg cal operations"
says DR.. Beds, ''they are always 6Iags3
BY a posi- asorsegs examination"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Enr q. w. learning.

OFFERS His professional services 10 he peoula .
fIn'att Ilottt mi yieiaily D1iae ut the Drugstore Of
M n r. traiIH}. on Church stree.
aptil st Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Dr. w IL WOnn.

OFFERS HE professional services to the ra9afe Of
Baton Rouge and its vicinity. Uai.s On Lafayette
street, peyt toar to that Of DR.. Laytotk.
Fell 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Notice.

Afr pERsOgs in1ebsed to D. SANGER, Hs~- 4
"a ae requested to CONS forward and settle their
accents without delay. By 20 doing they will save
Youble q themselves and others. Jan. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

The following resolution was proposed
aid adopted.
Resolved, That John Caldwell, Jr.,
show cause Why he should not be fined for
absenling himself from the Police Jury
without leave ON Tuesday June session
1913.
The following appointments were then
made of Casrators Of Stud Horses for the
ensuing year, viz
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

The following resolution was proposed
and adopted.
Resolved, That the hanfs Of A. II
Dunn, Henry Carla, Samuel Faulkner, ].
Alexander, Jr., john Riley, G s. Smith.
Chas. DeyaII, Henri, ). Thorp and DR..
Ifenders n be assigned TO work road dis
.ifict No.. 80.
The Jury then adjourned until to-mor-
row II 10 o'clock, A. V.
WEDNESDAY MoRSrve yUvB z h. ls3s.
The Police Jury mt agreeable 10 adj
iourn uent. Present the same members az
or yesterday The President called the
Jury to order, and the minutes ofyesierday
being read wtre adnp.eds
Ar. ]. Caldwell having rendered his
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
EUGENE L4NOUE,
LATE PHILLIPS LANOUE.) y

10 ElVED rpr late arrivals \ large and complete asstftment Of fall and winter
e latest aAd most fashionable styles. to which they call the attention ofthe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
DR. III. III. BRAYTON.

Respectfully orsrs hz services to III ihirtbitants NJ
Bltta H3uEe aai tie q lirceat cnrintry IN the rrantire
Of t'aggt:, S4rrerg II 1Fl,rtE-n H. has In AZ tia
4 lraitagss IF BE he t NJ lirit Salrrola ia the United
Sf1taq all has bs,1 constantly engaged n The sftfy
apl Practice pf NJ licine FIR tlltf.y veats eigh. Of
which have hsai IN Il Southern ctfntte.
Once AMI Re ilenan in he Brick -lnnse na east ellie
tiiiri sIrest near The Nj trhet GbM-L 6lna.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

ANEcpoTE ABOUT Our NEW BRAZILIAN
MINisrER.-The Hon. David Tod, the uew
minister to Brazil while in Philadelphia a
short time before he sailed for Rio. unexpcc,-
edly met in dock street, just as he was 60
ing down to the boat on hs way to Washing
ton, an old school fellow of his from Ohio
whom he commonly called Jake Miller
They had not seen each other for several
years, though intimate friends in their EARL.
er days. when they attended the district
school together.
"Wby, Dave |" exclaimed Miller, clutch.
ing his hand with the strength and tenacity
of vice" is i, indeed you why wha,
in the world brought you here, and what are
you going to do 2"
40, am just on my way to Washington
Jake, bu. expect shortly to proceed al min.
ister to South America"
"Indeed! why that's a good way off, il
the geography we learnt together was true
But do you get any pay for ii, eh?' looking
up inqulrngly.
o. yes, get nine Thousand dollars out
fl, and nine thousand year"
Indeed! why that's an immense sum ol
money-still ] hope you may get Il, bu,
can tell you. Dave, Whispering in his car
II is my candid opinion that atyouHnever make 4
preacher. - Germantown Telegraph.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
New York Markets.
n. Y. Commercial AdvertiSer VIhce'
,rnnrlnu Ian 4 q n'clnck. l.. NJ


Tuesday Jan. ll,--2 o'clock. y. NJ
The market is firm for Pots with good de-
mand at 81, ,62J and in some Instances thls price
is refused. Pearls are firm and saleaole al ".
There is a moderate demand for Colfee, and
the market is steady. Sales within lev days
800 to 600 bags Rio al I cents, ana i0o bags
Laguayra AT Ia, months.
There is a moderate enquiry Tor Cotton inns
morning al steady prices. Sales yesterday oil
500 bales.
Flour is rather quiet. Limited sales of com.
mon Michigan for export al $6,O6t, and mixed
brands OF this state to the home trade,al 50, IA
a S6Ie} Prime Genesee is firm at S6,3'i a
So 80, and extra at 81 S725. The sales foot
up about 1900 barrels.
Corn Meal is quiet but firm at 3,3ii 331a
for Jersey. OF Western and this state there
10 but liue in market Rye Hour is scarce, and
has advanced 10 4,56i. with moderate sales
Buckwheat -four is also scarce and IN good de-
mand at i,3lt per barrel and a 2,2o per
100 pound in bags.
The market is firm for Wheat with good
export demand. Sales yesterday OF soOO to
5000 bushels common Genesee and mixed ohlo
AT 80 Tor the former and 81 ior the latter
We notice sales this morning of 500 To zoo bu-
shells Staten Island at l.2S % 10 the mlerS
RYE is firm but dull at s6 a S7l cents Barley
is quiet but firm al S5 a 30 cents for fair tC
prime.
Corn was in good demand yesterday and tn,
sales reached about 40 900 bushels at ia o.
cents for new, 10 for old mixed, - for hint vel
! low. and IS for round and white, delivered -
Oats are firm. Sales Of Canal at 81 81 XIV
er at IS a ~, aud Jersey at ~ III cents.
The market for Hops is heavy. We notice
sales of TO bales. Western at a cents
cash, which is a decline.
Il We have no change to notice IN Pork. Their
n is bu, little new offering. Limited sales OF oil
4 mess at 10 a 1925, and prime at :. Beef I
II steady. and in fair demand a. >, 20 20 10
| prim. and s,25 $40 for Mess
n Lard is firm aud snleable at n at ~ cent
per pound. Butter is in fair demand at stead
II prices. Cheese is rather lower, but ~ goo
II demand for export at 81 6i cents in casks on
/ u "a in boxes.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
By Magnetic Telegraph.
New YoRK, Sunday, Jan. 8, ]
8 o'clock. p nj.

Si"S"J N.
We have accounts from New Or
Ieans to the Cd inst. and from Vera Cruz
10 the Oath. There are rumors that
Gen. Scott had decided 10 send a COL
umn Of the army to Queretaro.
There is no confirmation Of the news
that Mr.. Trist had agreed with the
Mexican Commissioners upon terms OF
peace.
The Washington Telegrnphic des.
patch TO the Herald says that MIR. Clay
will decline u nomination as candidate
for the Presidency on his arrival at
Washington. 1t also says that there
has been n minor defalcation at the
Treasury Department of about S25, 900,
and also one in n Post Office, some
where at The North, of $780, This
letter says farther, that in Wing eau
Gus Of members of Congress it has been
dec ided to Withdraw MIR. Ashmun's a.
mendment to the resolution of thanks to
Gen. Taylor, and to include the name
Of Gen. Scott in the vote.
There was a large Taylor meeting at
Philadelphia last night, at which DR.. j.
b. Mitchell presided. Mr.. Peter Sken
Smith presented a series Of resolutions,
which were adopted, after speeches by
Mr.. David Paul Brown and others
The New York Senate twill adopt
Mr.. Cisy's Lexington resolutions, and
Inc House probably concur.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

In this town, Jan 7, William Henry, son of
Henry II. Young, aged year aud ] ] months.
In New Bedford, on the 3Nh, Abraham sber-
man, Jr.. much esteemed member OF The DO
cety of Friends in the 7lsl year Of his age.
In this town, On Saturday, William Giles.
aged about 33 years.
In Pawtucket, 9TH inst, Mrs. Harriet Eliza
beth Swasey, wife of Jerathmel b, swasey, and
daughter Of John Stern of this place, aged ~
years, months and days.
In Bristol 3Oth uli Mrs Elizabeth Luther.
widow OF Mr.. Barney Luther. in The ssth year
OF her age. A pensioner under Government
for services rendered by her husband during
the Revolution.
In Taunton lst inst Miss Caiharine. dangh-
ter of Mr.. William u. Tilley. formerly Of
Bristol, in the 18th year Of her age.
In Warren, 4lh inst, Mrs. Phebe Salisbury.
aged - years.
In jamestown, on the 9th inst. Robert II.
Weeden. Esq keeper Of Beaver Tail Light
Honse. in The 55Ih year Of his age.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
General Assembly.
JANUARY SESSION.


House met pursuant TO adjournment, and
no quorum being present, II adjourned to meet
TO -ILorrow morning al lO o'clock.
TUESDAY MoRN,Ss, January Ilth.
\ A quorum being present the Senate joined
he House for the purpose of opening the sss-
sion with prayer. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Douglass.
HOUSE.-Peti,ion of New England Com
mercial Bank for omcndinen, Of charter, re.
ferred to Committee on Corporations.
Petition Of John Hicks, for Liberation oi
Samuel Hicks. Referred TO Committee on
Finance.
Petition of John b. Gray, for release from
prison. Referred 10 Committee on Judici
ciary.
Resolutions calling upon the Banks for
information as to the annual average OF their
dividends and profits.
Mr.. Crsnsisn said that no desired the in.
formation called for in these resolutions
! lie thought il would take bat few hours
for the Cashiers OF Banks to furnish il.
Mr.. Hutchins said that he did not believe
the banks could inpan the information o..
this session.
Mr.. Barber opposed the resolutions. They
would lead to other resolutions for intorma-
ton, and unnecessary discussions.
Mr.. Buffum also opposed the passage OF
the resolutions.
On motion Of Mr. Cranston the resoluIi ions
were laid on the table for the present.
! ArrERNooN.
! Mr.. Buffum introduced . resolution IN
structing our Senators and requesting our
Represe natives in Congresss to approve the
| laying a duty on teu and coffee.
MIR. Cranston presented certain acc cunts
for allowance.
After some discussion, the House refused
to receive end refer them.
4 Resolut ions authorizing the Board OF Al
dermen Of Providence to alter High street,
read and passed, Senate concur.
Copy ofs Certificate Of II. J. Sherburne,
General Treasurer, dated Nov. 18th, 1885
Referred to Committee on Finance.
| Petition Of James StrattoD, for liberation.
Referred to Committee OH ConviCts' Peti
tions.
4 Communicate from Harvard University
relative to O donation Of the laws OF this
State +; and resolutions from the State of
Tennessee approving Of Mr.. Whtneys rail-
road. Read and ordered on file in the Soc
tetary's Office.
Resolutions relative to a duty on tea and
coffee was called up.
Mr.. Bufiu,n said that it would be very un-
Just and unreasonable to tax the necessafies
of life. II would impose al impressive bur.
de n upon the people in order to raise reve-
nue..
Il Mr.. Ames desired to know what we had TO
do with this subject lie thought we had
sufficient to do to attend to the finances OF
this State. This meddlng with the affairs
Of the nation, places us in rather ridiculous
position. tie insisted that the subject should
be deferred until we saw some reason to ap-
prehend the consequences contemplated IN
the resolution.
Il Mr. Buffum said that the arrangement IN
the finances OF our State wss an additional
reason why the resolution should be passed
The resolution passed.
The resolution calling upon the banks tor
information, &C., was called up, snd after
some discussion, in which Messrs Whlpple,
| Cranston, Barber. IIutchins, J. Manchester,
Hidden and Buffum, participated, the House
adjourned.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
New York Cattle Market.

For the week ending Monday evening jan W
At Market 900 Beef Cattle, 100 Cows and
Calves, and 400 Sheep and Lambs.
Prices &c-Beef Cattle The offerings Tor
The past week were fewer than we have known
for months past Holders were firm, and pri'
ce, sill farther improved, but buyers on the
whole were rather backward ; sales at from
6 to $50 per cwt. A lot OF ~ head shipped TO
Bermuda. There was but 100 Southern cattle
on sale. duriug the week-the supplies beng
mostly from the North and East. 80 lelt over;
Cows and Calves continue in active demand
at fair prices All at market were taken al
prices, ranging as in quality from % to 40
80 dollars.
Sheep and Lambs Owing to the reduced
supply prices have an upward tendency All
sold al from % 2, so to $50.
iIogS-We notice the sale OF a line lot from
\ Ohio al &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

SAcAcITY OF THE ELEPnANT.-The
tragical event at the Menagerie, result
ting in the death Of poor Kelly, has
made the Elephant the chief lion Of the
city, says the City Item. A morning
or two after the terrible occurrence the
daring Driesbach took him into the ring
for the purpose of dressing his wounds,
made by suDdry thrusts Of pixies, lances
and pitchforks, in the efforts to subdue
him. The Elephant appeared to be i'll
at ease, and sought to attract the atten-
ton of Driesbach, by gently fondling
him with his trunk, and then poiuting to
his foot, slightly raising it from the
ground, and in various ways challens-
ing particular notice. This aroused
Driesbach's curiosity, and on inspection
he discovered that he had run q large
splinter Of white pine into his right fore
oot.-Pincers were procured and the
piece extracted at which the JOY Of the
monster knew no bounds, and he repeat
edly thanked Driesbach in the only way
that an Elephant can thank any one
1t is curious that he is quite friendly now
with Driesbech, although for six years
he has sought repeatedly to kill HIM.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
Thursday, Jan. 6, 1913.

At Market, 6j5 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes Work
ing Oxen. Is Cows and Calves, ala Sheep,
and 700 Swine.
In consequence of the large number of cattle
in market and most oc the Butchers having
purchased a supply on Monday. prices declined
about % per cent. per hundred from Monday S
sales. -. -.,--.---.l,
| Prices-Beef Caitle-We quote few Extra
sc 50 LIST quality IS 20 90 IS I'd quality
$500 S5 % 3d. 81 50 a -.
Wor,ipg Oxen-Dull, and no sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-$20, S25, $50 SI5.
Sheep-$i, 81 25, 81 10. Two lots Extra
Wealhers taken at about Sc per head.
Swine-Ar wholesale 4t 81.
NIB. About $50 or 400 Beef CatIle remain
unSold, and large number of Sheep and
Swine also.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
Whig Meeting.

At a meeting of the Wing freemen o.
Newport holden at the Town Hall. OIL
Saturday evening, VIM. S. Nichols, Esq,
was chosen Chairman, and W. Ii. Grams
ton, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected
Delegates to attend the Wing State Con-
vention to be holden in Providence, on
the Goth inst, to nominate a ticket for
State officers for the year ensuing
Joseph Il. Perry, William Tew Tilley,
William II. Lawton, Benz. Marsh, Jr.,
Christopher G. Perry. Silas Ward, Benz
Finch, Samuel WestcoIt. William Gil
pin, Michael Freeborn, Samuel Brown
Eleazer Treveit.
The Delegates were empowered to hl
all vacancies, at meeting of themselves
The meeting then adjourned.
VIM. S. Nichols, Chairman.
w. II. Cranston, Secretary.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoS.--On Saturday
la s, the stesmboa, Blue Ridge was lost on
the Ohio River; by an explosion, owing to
defective boilers. The accident occurred
during n severe snow storm, and the boilers
having burst, the vessel became a perfect
wreck, and the hull sunk.
A portion Of the cabin, to which all Of the
passengers who were saved, cIung, foated
down the river 8 miles.
Out of7O passengers, 90 or 30 are sup
posed to have perished. The persons
saved escaped with nothing but their
inight-clothes.