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Enthusiastically United states-Chares Pepper Frederic
Dss Broses Lewis Butler Sidney Homer, Armstrong
Magolopg.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Cambna-Chares Thomas and lady.
Yo,l AMMAN Levey and lady, Quebec Mary Ora.
ham children Ireland Mr. Mellon and lady Philad ph NJ
Keller John Smith, Quebec James II Mackenzie Capad q
Rev Mr. HercLensr knrston Canada Rev King. Dobn Mr.
Esnircw. Renev; Robert SPEEDING Fransnknecht Londsn
Tavs Graf Baltimors bearer q desa.ches
New Ysrh; VIM Borradae Rocheser Mr. Mead, Montreal;
Captain Turner Lycrpoo hoses B.umey, York; Charles
PeNbocy-A.
For IaafaxNr Hamilton, caaAda Mrs. Pston and shiL
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


PM pA Dec 6-Ffrst BoIrd-S700 Chesapeake Del.
aware Canal % ST. abs Mechanics Bank 2l6 1855 Grard
Bank va; 10 Manufacturers Mechanics Bank, y; Sl3Y
ER 7aL S40 L. S. Loan, 81, O $4,000 do Treas &c, 1906
Si36 LeSgh Coal Scrip 6s 5 $50 shs Norristown RR ls
81 Second Bolrdl4 shs Girari Bank,
TX s4.n State IS 75. 20 81, Lshigh Mort Loan s1A 800
II Meet a'ies Bank. 2i7 II Com nerca Bank ~
BosTo,. Dee 6-Brokers' Bodrd-l7 Boston and wor-
Railroad no. 10 do do no. so Concord sairoad co.
~ Vermont Central Railroad % do d. 81; 80 do de-
payable Feb TO- 55 IS do d. 81 DO ;e Northern Railroad.
tern do lOss do. do, 1873 s vermout and Mass. DO.
co. % Reading ls 10 Merchants Bank, 0l 10 National
urance Company 5h 10 rights Ftchburg Railroad 81 62
90 do do, 81 Gu SO do do 81 62 DO do 81 90 de. do
81 CIV Boston and orcester do Ssc do do sc second
months q Vermont Central do 57 10 Fisohbqrg d.
Boston Compa,y 10 Is 6 50 rights Fchburg Railroad ST
5000 Reading HI liz DAD Bonds le6O, 81.
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Cleared.


:Ss s :a4: a Sss .sa: =:
Cleared.
shps-g Aymar, Nichol Buenos Ayres De Forest Co;
- harris Orion Brem, swarze, Bremen W Bouehaua;
Brss- Bri oliver Galway orinne, Mnturn o.;
CO; leila P.ndlson, Boston, Cashmere Eidrdgs do.
Arrived.
tospood r ssas Co. TIE lett cha-s,son suadsy a;
& d % ss a s" Snd ,S o. G
Donna AN Pced yrsSs os the ar19,
ont of the letters the stern VII WERE dentoa
Nc to he ssr from No shs pasSd
r ga trsai furled 1919 PM exchanged signals with sohr
Ship Panama Whale London and the Downs Nov with md
lines b. Ion p TO- ssT az 1Sa1as1sd
were entirely washed away 2l7 .teerase passengers
mdse Durham Dimon 1he was boarded by the News
sn ratm.roo Sinclair New Orleans IL d,ys with mase
Mailer Lord The boarded by the News Boy on the ar
Barb Georgia Huntington Mobile day., with cotton Be- to
stnfes ces,ma1 Co The was bearded BY toe Hews Boy
with c,ne e Lewis Vessels lett before reported The
Big ebs%in carver carver Haven ballast to Mes
B,ih lchr Hound croppr Demprar 10 days p balast to
s % a. 20 9 @ axe pasf p rss sSa ss
q SER q &c &C., Si fsi.geite, Baiet Alssardr.
scLr a nm I Supple, Bacon, Albany for Boston.
selr IDA, Rusell Boston. .
Scr Delphi, Barrow, tTovncetowp
Eclr Harriet Brown Yarmouth for NoroDL
Below.
Ship Palestine, from New Orleans
Brig Taylor, from Porto Rico.
Sailed.
Steamship Csmbr Balifsy and Liverpool
SAILED dark shps Bruus for SEgo Cason Charleston;
Br abr Sy an, nd Belgian barb Merlin
scr Grace Caroline f New asveu) Jones' hence for Frede
rcktburgh Of losing flying bboom peak
hslyprds. nc. . .
1he News Boy reports the Br steamship Cambria for Liver
pool, rsssed the Light ship at p yesterday,
he New bOy
spBr ship Ephnstone for Glassow and Brcm
lark Talisman, for Rotterdam
DECEMBER G-wind, SUNRISE N; meridian, N; sunset N.
with tg
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RIyImn TGLLIa naoA.
SHIP M VS. NOTICE.

SHIP NJ US NOTCH
Commanders Of vessels bound to this pert, vtl con-
fer 3 fsvor upon by having all parcels papcrs and
resorts intended for the Rew York Herctd ready FOL
Immediate delivery to our steamer, the NEws
loY She viii board Inward bound vcssss In tho VI
cinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound TO othsr ports;
ghether foreign OF domestic, win confer additional
favor by forwarding TO the Herald, through the AL
or otherEiee ehp news papers tnst may be deemed
Of interest to the community We viii gladly rectpro-
cate the favor.
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ARREST Elizabeth C. Wilson was arrested on
Monday evening, by officers Eaton and Churchill,
charged with ang S63 money and papers valued
1T 81 s62 from the poe ket of belonging in New
York city who accompanied her to house OF bad re-
pute In Fssex street. After the arrest the ohoers
found the stolen property in dirt bucket In the room
occupied by the parties Interested The accused was
brought before the Police Court yesterday morning,
whsp tbe waived examination and, in default OF
bail in So boo was comrotted for trial Boston Cour.
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assenQers Arrived

drep; Mr. Hare Captain ManhaI Vail Jersey Mr. CLARK
Hah,; Ciark. Do Sergeant do Ascaer, Montreal
al
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observation-disclosures.

Major Linton United States Marine Corps arrived
here the steamer Osceola an took lodg
At waters City Hotel Hesucceeds Major Eidhn who
is ordered TO Washington, in command OF the Gosport
barracks.
commander, arrived here yesterday morning. after
passage of eight days and Ave hours from the mouth Of
sreke nothing the passage. The following Is list
Of her officers :-Commander, E. w Carpenter; Lieu
p. A Surgeon, w B. Sinclar; Senior Engineer, Theo
dore Zelier; Assistant Engineers, w. Hall. 7. j..
Harris H Mason,J Miner 4auryi Mdshpman, L IL.
Newman; Captains Clerk, T. Whitaker.
The United States steamer Water Witch George VI.
Toues, Lieut. Commanding, arrived here yesterday
morning Left Pensacola 18th inst touched a. Key
West, and stopped four and n half days. touched at
Charlestop, and stopped two and half DAYS. She
sail. Yesterday afternoon for Washington The fol-
loving ia list of her officers Lieut. Commanding
George NJ. Totten; Acting Master w. X. Bridge; As
tistant Surgeon, S white Passed Midshipmsn
pssrs, r G. Potts. T. fitzpatrick T. Lawson, IL II.
Stewsrt-Norfoik Herald D'e2
The United States frigste Constitution, which has
been in commission time lying in our port, I'M
moored yesterday forenoon, preparatory for sea, but
be wind having died away, she remoored she Is
bound for the Mediterranean, in command Of Capt.
Gwipn - Boston Journal, Saturday
United States sloop of var Gsrmapto m, Commander
Iowrdes. from st Thomas. on Il crui,e. was spoken
23d November. lat. % 20, long II 5O-all well.
Tie u s brig Dolphin was at Maurtius, Sept 49, to
SAT- the oath for Canton had had heavy weather off
he Cape NJ Coed Hope and put in to recruit
Six sets of meteorological instruments have bee
rent from the Smithsonian Institute to the coast Of
Oregon and California for the purpose of establishing
series of meteorological observations the westei
ride Of the mountains 1t is believed that Interesting
meteorological facts relative to atmospheric dstur
bar ces over the &C ntiuept OF Nerh America will be
obtained AT the last session Of Congress the of
S2to0 was appropriated for meteorological observa
tons, under The diiec ion of the Secretary of the
Navy. and the Smithsonian In stitute has also
bsrked in IL, the Navy Department has directed Pro-
fefsor Espy who acts for It, to conduct his abors in
connection with those Of the instiut
Two drafts each Of eighty left the North Caro-
lima Brooklyn, on Saturday, under charge of Lieuts
Mss de aud Swsrtwout for the u. frigate Raritau.
the ia gshp Of the home squadron The late flagship
of Commodore Perry, Of that squadron is to go into
ordinary.
The storefhip Fredonia and frgate for the Pacific
coast are expected to sail daily from this yard A
naval of these about 20 proceed to the
Caforr coast in order 10 select suitable places for
naval stations in the newly acquired territory.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADElPHlA, Lee b, ~ h-AuvedScbs 6usan. Sheet
Brsaos Santiago Veasco smith, New London Pennsylvsna
Erieks ,, kewYorh
Cesrd-Bsrks Laconia, Howes Boston, Elizabeth Gala
eber HavsDs brgs BrD Groves Limerick Bermudana
(Brl des Bermuda and mkt Cleaner Sawyer Boston,
Argo Norfolk fchs veasco. smith, Boston, Horton Candy
New YORK.
miscellaneous.
scHR EIIzARETB HAEKssss Ct sis port from James River
PROV depce winch dow
BY the packet ship York aud
Saturday Rverhsd IL and became total wreck The clio
tLir board saved
SUR MISSISSIPPI Batn from Liverpool, reports that
Nov gh NJ lat IS 60 NJ ion "a 80 w. while scudding
gale wind setting close reee1 forsopea shipped
heavy which filed the sops deck opsa.nt oreoat ard
rarity taking movable from the deck tu
ri caboose &C. tnd killing John Chaawisk sssman native
Esnd SERIOUSLY jups four Others nclafing the
kIed mother sister wing
Liverpool Dec lat 50 ~ Ion ~ passed the bull OF brig
pareby Phsde built lower mssts by the
distinrth her Bss looked she
had been some time In that eonditiop.
BRIG New oRLrAss hence for Nsuvsa which ists
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The PAssUmrsIc RALRoAp.-Tnis road was
opened to Wells river on the 9th Of November. The
amount received for passengers and freight that
time 10 the 10Th OF Novem Der period Of nine days
was ST. 600 The receipts were nearly equal from
freight and passengers Freight and passengers have
since been constantly increasing.
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The GOLD RKoIoN.-W We have heen favored with
the perusal of letter from young Baumorean,
dated at San Francisco, Sept. He says" rhego
fever sti raging here with all its yoience aud TO
some purpoe How IL would sstonish you to see the
gu quantities that have been brought TO this
place from the Sacrsme pto by the miners have seen
1t wasted by the Eve and ten dollars worth weigh
ing they don't seem to know the value OF it IL
be bopebttor eight dollars per ounce which Is worth
seventeen dollars In the States Start ali the young
men from Baltimore that are unemployed The same
letter mentions the safe arrival Of MIR Wethered Of
Baltimore. with large .tock of goods which he
making inme ME prof." baltimore sun, Dec, 4.
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CuARLBsroN-Steamship Southsrner-Aiss Stiles DR. L
srrag and LADY, Miss Sprague and servant Cap. Hail.
lady Samuel Ttorburn DIR Elicit Percivsl Randolph
X spei GER DIR Houston-5 In the steerage.
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Died.

On the ns by the Rev. John W. B. Wood Mr. Josrp q.
Mills Miss JosEPYE A. daughter OF John Peas Esq all
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Miss AMMARLIIUs ANN MARSH The case OF
this young woman has excited, says the Rochester
.Gme,tcan of Dec little interest and solictuie
amcpg the friends Of her father MIR Ray Marsh who
Gently resided in this city. MIR VI here days
ago quest of his daughter but after all practic able
search, compelled to seturn without any informa.
ton Of her place Of oonceamsnt The unhappy parent
of finding his lost child, he advertised in the
Buffalo papers notice of that fast in this paper
has appears called forth the following from the girl
herself which reached us yesterday morning thr Oh
TIE post office and bearing the Rochester post mark =
Nov. S0tk, 1913 6 o'clock p VI.
Mn EpIToR-I see by card In your paper that an
advertie ed running away from my Fathers House at
Buffalo the 17th inst. far correct but to my
bepg entced away by william Is fals-I left of my
will and accord their is to be
with My motive for leaving known to my self
only and all The favors ask is that people will not
make tbemsefs amy unnecessary trouble about
think can take care Of myself when thisk proper
fhal return Home then my friends will Know all
Miss AMMARiLLIUS ANN MARSH.
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General Persfor f. Smith who recently received the
Appoiptn, Of Governor of California arrived in
city yesterday morning. and left in the malboat for
Louisville -Cincinnaii Chronicle, Noe 80
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GENERAL TAyLoR's BIRTH DAY. esterday,
the President elect attained his sxty-fouuh year,
having been born the 9th November, lfs4 There
was considerable jolGcation the occ 4son smo ng
the quionurcs aud admirers Of the General The old
hero himse spent the day in st James, with his old
friend Col Nicholas, formerly OF our Senate. Col
Nicholas was among the frst to nominate Gen Tsy-
Tor Offering resolution to that effect in our STATE
Senate. Col Nicholas was subsequently placed on
the Taylor electoral ticket but declined serving whe
the General received the nomination Of the whg con-
vention This fact has not, however interrupted the
warm intimacy which has existed for many years be-
twee a the two gentlemen-NeD Orleans Delta, Noe.
Nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

BRITISH BIoopuoUNDs 1t was currently ru-
pored, yesterday that amosg the passengers recently
arrive this port frou Liverpool were several de-
tect, es those human hloodhounds, who for British
gold have disgraced their country and humsuity by
their base the lives of the Irish
patriots may be good policy Tor the British Govern
to chip such coundr.s from the la nd which they
have difFr.ced after their infamous work has been
accomplished If such wretches nave arrived here,
would advise them to make their stay ~ short
fibe for IL found out think the name of British
fubjec would protect them from the vengsan of
Their dig count-ymen this side the Alta ntc
IN. O ptcayune Nor rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

News FROM THE BRIrIsH Provinces BY the
brig Acadian, AT this port, from Halifax, dates to
Nov 2Sth have been received Halifax papers dis.
the reasons of the great scarcity Of money
there, and also Of the increasing immigration the
United States One paper rays that many are entiosd
away by the hope Of nigh wages in the States" in
which they ofte n disappointed
Neufoundtand BY the arrival OF the steamer U III
from ST. John. f., dates TO the 23d Move nber
hsv. be. received The election for members of the
Legislature bad resulted in favor OF the " liberals"
Severe rosts heavy gales had been experienced at
St John. IL is stated that there stores
in st John, N licensed TO sell ardent spirits, aud
The papefr, in consequence TEEN with coroners in
quests and suddt d Dc atbs.
n ktu btu, trick Papers to Nov Goth have been
ceiyed. The kttp B,n toickersays that within week
tie revenue If that port have made seizure of
thirty cssks OF rum icitly landed.
On the st John river, above Fredericton, man
named Doicas, who amusing himself in skating.
with his SISTERS years Of age, in mis- arms
was plunged into the river, by The sudden breaking
away OF the ice aad both were drowned. When
found the child firmly grs'ped in his uncles arms
The papers contain notices of sale OF considerable
qua nitiss of wine, bra ndies aud other liquors, aud
tobacco which bad been seized while in the act Of
being smugged.- Boston Tareuer Dec A.
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cid bark birmingham, (new) Churchill,

jol sal and Campcschy ship Cromwell Barker Bos
snip Giles HAVE ship csliiorni nGstsmery
Belts London Br lark Lanakshre Turner Lverpoo brig
incline Watts Thomaston schr Mary Warsoe Sabine
I'D inst ihp Damata baks John Potter ssd Eemerda brig
Perfect Susan Churchman Ships Lusan Lord and Faueu
Hall ans bark washington Below two ships and two bark
unknown
Dec Arr bras Quoddy Belle Fowler Lusec
henrietta kaehas for DO CID ship Inca tne~ Goodrich. New
Oreane
Long Bed CID brig Samuel Brown. Thatcher Erede.
rehsturg sid irgs Algonquin and New Eogand; Conway
Moo an. Phiadephia schr Delaware, Hardin K. do.
Mobile.
sArrm Der4-Arr schr Darling Piece Gambia Africa
nam, Zanzibar brig beri,l, hsdey. Para
MARks Pla Nov aArr bark Mallory BabbIdgs, NYok;
Gill Boon fchr Fnendehip Bradley NYo 26th brig Suwan
Clark Key Mcs schr m Pettes, saunders NYrk Sid
West New Orleans 2h Ashby do Com Kearncy
poo Liverpool Rsisbet Dig Brl Rogers Liverpool
Coorisi Br) Heron do Fnnoon,a Boyle 0asgw liverpool
Divine, Liverpool Intrinsic t8r) Mcfarland DO; Jessie g)
e,nd. eeorri.. Mills Clyde laurel Duckett Liverpool
nounta.er Carr dsc Thu Br) Bruner. Lverpool; Or
on Boston; Peter Demil Hoey, Mead Brown,
di,g Rhodes salden WIG Beaver Edmons Globe Theo
brss selma Locsmsn Philadelphia; Augusta Stone York
ku.se Arcy disG Alert nen, wx Carlton Percy Boston;
FULLER Crawford York. pbiura Thatcher do; Star rd,
Parce dg Petersburg Cooper HayanG Commerce. Sunbor.
TScmaston Jones' Look York; stratson, vsnnes,
Nov 29-An Br bark Ellen, McIscbin Liverpool.
Dec 2Arr ships Jamsrlane, Henderson, Wsossse Me- John
ERE bsris Ellen IBrj Mclaughlin Livrpos Bsltc Remington
Msy1ower Hitchcock kYork brig Baldwin, BAssett
wcAsspT Nov a9-nrr schr EsgIc nasls NYork land cid
let for Newcastel
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
9ln rte Nbnebmer Der ,,Vlter unlere
Nenubllf."


Ger llnterseihnere maht hermit ben 9e,
ehrten 9ltnehmern ces BON thm unterncnz
menengSerf5: ,, DieSdter unftrcr 91epubllf'
Die prrldnf3e 9lnleiqe, baB er ielnerletts sks
nellnterlaB an oerTclleucung ce0elten forts
arbeltet. Sn Ger fc(ten usberseu9una, etnas
GuBld,en bcqcnncu ,u haben, wiro er it'
ourh nihts .etihredsn la1tn, es aud, suGHs
be su fllhren. DE in cem Grlhelnen Der Soefe
te elnoetretene llnterbredun9 mar Die 6pl9e
BON 8erhdltniGen, uber Ole er nNt,t qebletesz
trnnte, unp Die TN, jebt stpih9en, cas 8er>
laosae,ddft ouf Gh Su nehmen. Oa er abrr
nid,t i'm Stance lit, rhne cine lebhafte In
terfusuu9 rcn Selten res putlltTmS ct
fcrtiautencen barren Nusla9en fur Dtudp1s
pier &c. At bed II. 10 tlttet er iene biSherlaen
9lbnehmer Gh III oerulcen, t,s Die 3abl rei
Sublcribfnten I'D, 10 tueit cermehrt bat, cnf
,tm ferncrhm feline morer,elen Sneerni6t
n,ekr i'm Weoe iteben, biz fcmmcnoen swans
ala Neite ctne meitese llnrerbrehuna fclaer
III ofC'n. grrehHet babel bef 'ucers auf Der
|thdtiqen Veiitauo aller De jenioen, Weld,,
AT rem rterIhcinen fetnes YEerfs eln ern
lites Sntcre0e su nehmen. Sdlle6lit, bite
er bic 9ecaftipnen aller oeutIhen Slatter ii
renGereiniaten Staaten, niele 9lnSei9e in tb
rem Gralten aufunchmcn.
Iem>OUrf ccn SS Sept. 1847.
| 5ermann Jfrteae.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26

tbnm fur Zen pollen Betras aIer aussese'
benen Santncteu oerantpcrtlid, fein frlleu
natlrIib Ger Sanfcn> tpouon Ne Stc6qater
Tno). ..@..r
Gcu SO 1btnoto miro beridtei
bag 5err nenrp 6 laD ca{elbt i'm belten,
lSpbliein ein9etrcfsn, uno tpenn aud nid,i
nit cfsutLid,eu Ghrenteseusunsen, bod, ucu
ieinen Treunceu uno SIuhdn9ern NIT oieIsr
Soerstihfeit empfan9en Iet - Ginise 9Iuoeu.
tunqen mchen es Siemlid) pahridcinlitt>
caB S,r. @laY eeneist fein carfte, ncdmaIe
ols priGoentihafts @anbibat aufsu.reten.
Der ,GoplcrsBbis" hat bereits ben alten
8eneral ben Der Spise ieiner Gclumnen
entfetnt.
Der @eneral<pcfmeiiter mad,t tefannt,
|oas Srefe an SffSiere uno Mannidaft ics
pobl Der Sec< ais eanomadt poitfret lein
Ieuen bis ;ur 9rense.
Das 9erGdt Der 3urld6erufune bes g.
Scott lheint iIt ~ belfdtlscn. 3wilten q.
&earnep uno Gcl. Bentou ipalet erniter
3nieipatt, Der oielleidt einen btutisen ans>
gang taben nirt, uno ndhrenb Der prc;e6z
perbanclunqen eeqen Gcl. Sremcnt suerif
curh blo6es Weheln unfreunsIider Slide
lIh entipann.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
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VIZ Q | L
Sei,arib 8irrt,,

gebltrtie ocn Juppertsmeiler, eoncermmifs
lartats -plrmllsns ia 9beiubaDern Ders
elbe mobntc msh,cre Sabre bel @altcn in
Henn'DIodnien, oerlleB jecrd, eiefen Tlae
lm Sabre 1887 in @smeluitaft icincs Brue
GERS Snccb Slrrp, um noh Dem Staate
Sb'e Su tpaneern; in Stirf @cuntD jecch
anaeton1nlrn, ertldrte berelbe ieinem qes
nannten Sruoer..;tos er flch prtfeltff nies
:Her1ulallen 0eicnien le,, uno blob ocrtNItlt,
lroem TEN Sruber sie Sieiie bis bierber ,u
letnen Gliern uuo @jelt,wltern fcrrfeete
Oh jcecd, Iein 9ater oeitDrten 1T, 1O riro
oerieltc hierourh eriudot, negen Grbitafts.
ar9cIeaenhetteu i'h unpersu9lih su meleen
unter Ger Aebre1e:
eucwie SirrD,
Sarointd y. 8, 8rown &c.. Ohio
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
500 NIann perlanat

um mdbrenb oes Sarteges nit Wsrlfc TIN
2ten Shic>Nealment Su ctenen.
Gin HenoeSpcas 1T nun in @antcn erDff:
net uuo eiu Sfft,ier oaielblf berett, traenc
clue Ier1on itber lS uuo inter rs Sahren,
S TuB 3 3oq mefsno, on,unehmen, I'M
Safe or feruer nod gut aetaut, Elm ni,dter-
ner Waanu, acluno uno nit Der cnSllld)en
Sp.at,e hinldn9ih befannt TT.
Soccer Sestrnt erhdlt 81 ietnem reoeImaB
oen 8eh alt bon s 7 per Wonat $ A. =. S1>
fir Mcntur, S II g!utritts9elo bel ielne
9lnfuuft im Geaiment uno
40 9lfer ganb!
penn ehrenrDQ entlanen
Cas 9,ahere su erfta9en iii slutitcr's Of
flee. Canton, Ohio.
Canton ben 20. Des. 1847.
Gb. g. Burr, Seraeant,
2tes Neo. Ships6reip.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
Nusfunft miro pe,lunot.

Sr' Cotn1nnn aus GDtta bei Qeip;ia, prrs
t'eB am Sreltaa frllbe in Der 0idhe pom Mar'
rem a. Welen ocn pltsturq am Gouo(.
etne auf Der Gette mad, gSeifcn beortffcne
Vdn,lte, nm Dem @onaItcct et,pos ppr"uss
illaeben, nlo lit bis beute pcu nemf Iter
ntdfs Qerprt Torcen. 81 er lId bei nem
|tarten SrelQen ces WdIIers perirrt. nner ri
'hm eln llnalilf tcQeonet, ro er hei fpinem
Wea0ehen ilnwrh Acmcftn. III ieirer brf1m.
nerien Namllte unbcfannt. Gr truo bei f,i.
!e'nem NseA9ehrn elnen brauneu Sberrcd.
'hD'rse Sudt"en, id,mar,e Sud,toure, II.
f'H ncuenee Sud' I'm ben SAILS, r,uo hate
efna 14OO Ihlr. iii Gjrlo unc einioe Silber.
m,l'nier tel I'D; ceealeiden einc iIlberne
a"r nhe que tElnr p'rifre 6 nhp< me(d,e
ahetnnf, Aoer beSaNteu Or. SNrfm1nn III qe.
esn I'm Stauee ilnr, mitrben ein QEelf Der
Wtehldentreuncl'dfelt af0en itine Tamlie
noen, wenn fte irfcrt Nahridr an oielelte
90ten untfr fcloencer 9lec,cfIc:
Nn Stetcr Scriba, Nitttura, rter
al gn9 90 mann, Qculspue Ss.
Sre9ru rIpuiiatirre.
0e Nelll h ft-Tnie @eleuidoft hat
cen 3ped, eme Sr!cnie III Srsocn ~ ori,u-
cen cemiutrl9e tt fe oe,tnuen, Elm Srunts
Sanr, an cos title Weer aren,rrc une 10
nahe ols mpl'd' am Sclumt,oflue, auf;uA
nehmen uno 'ealcltlt ene S>ancelel1aht or<
nieAcn. SreQrn bat ciren lehr frudttot,
rem Vrcen, 9ciunces Glima uuc cine rp,e
rrettiltc SNaneclelaQe; Steinfphler. G,;eu.
Gri nne once.e Wluc:aIlen Nno N lletcr-
tlne orrfantcn Nle Ge|ellihoft ,atlt iets
,drn SIN GanTno MitQlrcccr, Slmcrfoi,c1.
Sentlhe :; carunfer glr6tcntheils Gauern
uno S,dncmelfer. Die tereit ITno, mad ifes
5rnhjanr nod Oregon bcmoffnet ob.ureiien
Sects Wltalec erh6t 800 9lde, Qnnb unb
eine ectte, 100 SUE Srcnt uno 200 Tus tef.
| 1T nnlerfr Secltaof, 0ie ScIpuie bat feiu
anccres 9elrs ais bas Der Der. Staoten
Elm Seoer 0enlcet polfommeue buroerlide
nno rsll9toie sSreitcit. Die GcuntpsSeom.
ten tperoen tple in penn1pEpanen eurd oas
Belle e,mdhlt.
Wer oen auseanernben S(eie Ger Dent,
ldten, icnle Den S.ancelerifer Der 9lmerlfo-
ner tennt, rem mnB es fcnncnflar fem. boa
elne 1eld'e Sclcnie in 5 csabren III elncm
wct'hotencen unc unabbdneioer 3ulfanbe
lld, empcr 0eidh,oun9en baben ntro.
Gejen,een, tpeld,e urd Oe;tolieber n,r.
cen mcllen, belieben ilh unpe, ,i,oI,h entme.
Ger pericnl1d1 ccer in franfirten Sriefen a
Den unter;eid,neten ~ ipenoen.
.. .. Nuenauo BON, yRec. Or
pennl. Apenue nate Der II. ct.
Wa'bn0ton. Q. g., 2s slus. 1s47.
pfg U,e aeehrtcn SNerausaeter ceutGter
3eitunaen cbne llnteribieb Ter Narthei. mel
d,e Sbi9es in ihre refp, Vldffer aufnebmen.
rhalten cine Staotlctte (???