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OUTRAGEOUS LrScHISe IN MISREPRESENTATION the last
few weeks several shops and been broken open in
Vicksburg, but not much property taken On the morn
ing OF the Sd instant however, the whaboa of Porered
Whsley robbed Of about $500 while the clerks were
at breakfast man named Robinson suspected taken
up by several persons and threatened with immediate hang
ing II he did not confess and restore the money In view of
instant deatn, he said that the money could be found at
certain place which he named but not there He then
said that 1t had been stolen by John McQuade who was
taken from bed and in spite Of Of innocence
whipped nearly TO DEATH Subsequently Robinson confessed
that he had implicated merely gain time and save
his own le The two McQuade and Robinson were taken
before magistrate and after determination Of the est
mony, both were acquitted Of the robbery.
This horrible ynchug Of innocent man stated to have
been committed by PoreGeld & Whaley or at their psi0,
ton Public indignation in Vieksburg much excited against
hem and there is determination bring them to iusce
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which shake hs Secretary ia his chair Mr. b aid
ne regarded The production OF this report Of the majority
fortunate event tor the csuny for the Secretary for that
House II would serve the attract public admiration
10 the able and accurate In which the Secretary Of
Tue Treasury had discharged the aduous and responsible du
ties Of his high Office at MNa tftSg.4
he credit Of the country elevated higher than
nad STOOD before for during impending the stocks Of
he government had gone up instead Of declining and this
whe members on that floor aiming dagges the Sec
ieay aud to reach him striking the credit of their
own county The Secretary bad been authorized by law to
borrow or nine millions OF dollars and none Of the stock
treasury notes had been sold under par and most Of Il at
premium nsomuch that the amount of premium realized
py me treasury exceeded 5000 000 Compare this with
Tue s,ae 2 'he public credit in 1874 when Government
Gould realize but thysix millions OF dollars from eighty
millions OF Treasury notes. And WIN copl force, thai IN
1870 ne eedt OF the United States begging not only
throughout TINS land, buta Europe when the loans
couid outaned here, and had send financial
agent to peg us little money on the other side OF the wafer
to keep dive the credit Of the American Com
pare such state OF things this with The height 10 which
the public credit had been advanced under the present Al
minsafon And all this had been effected under The much
abused em Of Free Trade and the Independent Treasury
Who could forget the thunders of denunciaon he
croakns the howling, the predictions Of public ruin which
Tesounded from end Of the land to the other But such
had been the force OF experience that merchants in ali PARTS
q ne Union were fast becoming converts the practical
VISION OF both those great features Of public policy They
saw how the system worked and their prejuces gave way
before The evidence OF fact The credit Of all this was In an
eminent degree due to the able officer at the head Of the
Treasury Department The prosecution of these two sys
TENS OF operation in financial affairs had devoved upon
the Secretary of labor which must have crushed
any man who did not possess the great ability and the
same indomitable capability Of labor.
mr. b IN conclusion, said that it had not been his inen
uqn 70 wound the feelings Of any gentleman If he had u
Intentionally done SO he regretted it, But the plain truth
was that the Committee on Expenditures had gone beyond
nelr depth They like little wanton bows who swan
Dadders on the bosom Of deep sea- and they found the
waves too heavy for them TO homey phrase, they
had gone out for wool and home sho The gentle
man had gone out whaling, but they had met with huge
o. the deep one flourish Of whose tail had tossed
up their little boat into the heavens and PLUNGED tbe
boatmen into the depths of the sea.
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Inc demand by the United States Government for trans
port vessels to bring the american army from Mexico has
given activity to the mercantile marine The New York
Courier remarks that if there be from twenty-five to twenty
seven thousand troops to be brought home, will require one
hundred and thirty five ships of five hundred each to
enect hs transportation assuming the limit applicable emf
OF two passengers for five tons be observed in
the troop ships Humanity and due regard for the comfort
aud health OF the troops would enthusiastically the
mer season--tha this limit should be exceeded.
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when the Locofocos put LEWIS CAss forward to traverse
'ne Wing claim the White House, they intended to 20
70 the county, as lawyers say the general issue As
soon however, as OH lack into court they began to
bubble and file special as-Dayton Journal
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striking evidence Of the variety Of the climate furnished
IN the Wing" published at veksburg, mississippi from
which we learn that Mr.. E. PAaKER, an orchards and
gardener In the vicinity Of that place. sent to friend in town.
on the 3D. Of this MONTH basket Of ripe Peaches and Apples
irut which will not rpen here in less than weeks from
this time and will not rpen in the latitude Of Boston before
the LIST Of September and hardly then in the open air.
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THURSDAY, JUNE %, ls4s.

Mr.. G0GGIN obtained the floor make an explanation
am sad hey reported in the In,egencer Of this morning
having said yesterday, when the post bill was under
consideration, that Col. Benton Ito whom Mr. KAUFMAN
had refec) hsd ssd in bis place in the Senate ohen our
army scas the RIO Grande and feet bocksdng tho
mouth OF the river, that march paticaI war--a
in disguise" &c Now, the important in point
Of time only, b which wish TO call your attention VIII
said 81 glad to hear such an authority (Co
BentoD) invoked, for he bad said hen the first treaty for
annerng feras 10 The United States oas pending fore The
Senate ls44 in auson the orders to the army and
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificate, NJ
the above Splendid Lotteries viii receive the most prompt
attention and an ose'sl account Of each drawing
dste alter u - over to all Who from us Addre..
J. a. @. MAURY, Alexandra, Va.
June 22--dxcif
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rs Number Lottery--l2 Ballots t4E
Tickets sl0--Hslves S5-tlusrters 81. so.
Certificates Of packages OF IS whole ticket. a. 40 IN
DO do rs half do AZ M
DO do 81 quarter do 81 50
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Numoer Lotiery-l5 Drawn ballots.
Iictets only Sl0-Halves S5--Quarters So SO
Certificate Of package Of 26 whole tickets Si40 90
DO do &c half do 70 90
DO do a6quarter do IS 90
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s40,000-200 prizes OF $500 |
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

rs Number Lotiey-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets sl0-Halves s5-Quariers ~. so.
Certificates Of packages of g whole ticket, $50 90
DO 40 y halt do 65 60
DO 90 - quarter do SO so
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, ls4s
,. W. MAURY a co., M.n.x.r,
4 prizes Of $4,000 are ssO,00OI
4 Of Sl0,000-4 of $4,000.

For endosing Leesburg Academy and for other
Class No. 81, for 1s4s.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday July siaxs
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy and other purposes
Class No 81, Tor 1873 III
To be drawn IN Alexandria Va on Saturday July 90 ,s4s
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Observation-Disclosures

Us drawn ballots Of 70 numbers making more pr;,es
than blanks
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy aud foe other
Class No. IS, Cor ls4s
To be drawn al Alexandria Va, Saturday Juy % fs4s
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exercise It. He might, then, say distinctly, and be glad
the gentleman from New York mr. Husr) had put the
question to him. that be looked this question Of internal
Improvements as Of the most dangerous that could be pre-
senied to Congress If they gave any party in this
try the power TO make internal improvements, would carry
with every other power and where then the
that might not be squandered Internal improvements II
was great power which, in the hands Of party would
able 10 carry bank distribution and oil those other projects
and lawiess acts OF Legislation which the Democratic party
has 80 long strcnuousy objected.
Much as he opposed bank and the assumption by
the General Government Of the State debts and much he
was opposed 10 protective tariff be looked upon them all
secondary to and dependant on es this question Of
internal improvements and be would the gentleman
from New York that he opposed 10 il all times and in
all FORMS shapes and ways But far donations Of land
to the States concerned for the purpose Of internal i'm
provement be heartily approved Of them and he approved
OF them for this sole and simple reason he believed that this
Government should TO be land proprietor He be-
eved that this Government should cease hold possession
Of the soil 10 the free and independent States except far
regards the public buildings He believed the soil Of this
country should pass 10 the people and the States in the
rapid that could be devised. The National Govern
should be Invested Of all right and title the public do
main II with these views that he voted for the
ton Of Texas with provision that she should the soil
within her limits For the he wished the young
State Of Wisconsin, which has just into the Union,
possess all the public lands within her boundaries He had
but another word say and he would close. He bad avail
ed himself Of this opportunity TO explain his views these
subjects. 70 let the committee know that from what
quarter scevor II may he shall give his support to any
sure having for it's object the dvestng Of the General Gov
eminent Of all property in the soil within the limits Of the
States,
OUR DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS.
MI HlLLlARD, Of Alabama, obtained the floor, and
on hrs motion the committee The consideration Of the
same bill (vz the bll making appropriations Tor civil and
diplomatic service, having been resumed on the next day
Mr.. billiard said he ought to make his scknowedg-
mcnts to The committee for their indulgence yesterday
senng to rse He had then stated that was not his
aLq n 49,
would ccnue himself 70 the subject matter before the com
m,ee He confessed he should feel strong inclination 10
make departure from this course notice some observations
that had been thrown out both sides Of the House, were
he under such pledge As was however, he should
proceed directly to the discussion Of Of the features Of the
bill nov under consideration.
might be remembered that time SINCE he had bad the
honor 70 report from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, bin
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06
Infer aJublifaticns.GaA

Bon Seute AN tpirb Der Staatsbcte reeets
mdnis Greita 9 8 erideinen. Mir faben
uns gu biefergerduoeruns besbulb peraniast,
neil unfere eefer i'm norc6itlihen Sbeile bes
@cuntYs unfer SIatt So Gage fpdtsr err
balten,a(s piejeui9er ineattcn, ,@'aflllcn, ,Sss
naturg, &c. unfere eeitr in Canton J. 9 tas
fen ftbn bic ndhftfcl9enbe Summer 9cleien,
ebe uniere eeier in Sartpille bic porbersebens
be erhalten, neil ndmlieb nur eiamal p6dents
lih unb ;mar Cicnifa9s cine mail cabin abs
eeht. DerStaatsbcte fcmmtWittpohs9 s9tads
mttass auf bic bieiise pctcffce nno bleitt
folslid cafeIbit BIG sum nddifolsencen Dien'
flag liesen. Die tdsli DIE pcitpertincnnsen
NIT benz Sfen unb Weiten felt bent erifen
Suli MAIDEN es m6elid,, caB uniere itSrisen
eeier in oieiem unb ben benadbarten @cantns
ibr Watt eten 70 fhneu ,uie friber erhatten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

DerWbis @oWuerneur@ Gan,
otbat. Sod ME hat ein@ancicat cerg8hios
pertei fir @cuuerneur pcn Obic cine troas
riaere Ncae seipielt ais Der jeeise, Sen.
1crb.
Gr iit 6fsn'lid, unb pripatip uu,dtfiae
W2ale fdscn aUfaefcroert Wcrben, rem 8cffe
ccn Shic ~ erfldreu. cb er gu @unifem rer
DaM 0enerai Tapler's sur prdGceutidbofl
'it ceer nidbt. Muf tiefe einfa d, e
Iraae weiaert Gid, Der gBbia
sanbioatfar @ouper
Shto dnfncrten Warmm t6et
pr ras Bclf nid,t miFrn. ,pas itiue Meein,
unto in ciefrr GATE it 4? Warum ,iebr or
ties ftiae Snltihmeiaen einem mdnnlid,en
sinem riienen Befsnntnib feimer Nnftd,.
ten ror Gin Wsia @anrioat. ano fitrd,tet
ccer fhdmt fitb su erfldren ab er cen BON
Der Wbis National @onuenticn @rnannteu
unterifusen miu ceer nidbt Wie Yerddtl,d,
unb seiunfen mue bic Wbispartet fein, Elm
fold pcIitifbes @auselipiel ~ treiten.
9err Gorb re@net tpabrfdeintia auf bic
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

lInter(tieuno Der etbsrtpleute als ben s01a
fir feline Seltleruicorisuns, unc l&s'nt 70
perbsneet 40 slautsu, Dus l1s ibm gum @0a' =
perueurslanbl NIT uerhelfen sueroen, oa o.e's
bod, ,pilTsn, Bag Nt carurd iu Dem @loaOs"
in oneeru Gteilen Der uuion SeranloOa"s
aeben tparoen, ais meroe SbiO fur @s"'
GaDlcr 9eter. ..
en- cine lclde erbdrmlide Steuu"9 1T
Ssrr gcrs turd Die 0adufe uuo pO''f'ld's
Gerocrbenbeit Der l8hiss sefrst noroen'
Sanu iracuc ein ehrlid,er Wsonn 9lausea
cper brfFsn, sas eurd Gin ftlhes gerfatrsm
s,err 5oro je ois 9cuprueur ernihlt 'rfr'
BEN fouute 2 Nsiu, er uuc Die Wbia parte'
nit ibm merren tci Der ndhltsn 8cuoer'
ueurswabl cine fhm6blit,e Ttseerla9e er!et;;
ben,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Der t opfere(2) Toro.-6r. S.,
Der Bhi9s@cunerneursfonoibat ebemaliaer
BeneroI Der Mif;s in Triebrnsseiteu uni
apcbl ''bsifatlter" Wintelaoocfat BON slfhta,
|tula @cuntD. halt es nod, INNER nidht fiji,
oerotben, aua feinem Deritefe berporsutcm.
men. aGe suTorberunoen. tpie Elm Mann
herprr,utrcten. ATE tSHiten @efuhe. flt
NIT trinem Geoner. benz muttigen Otril
Melfer., IN cine Cebatte iiber bic nid,s
tioifen Traqen sinsutaHen, frudten nitts.-
Der tapfere Sprb b(eibt ifamm, me einTifh,
uno rpast ftt, oleid, elmer Iadteule. bic
eas freunblide 1aaeslidt fheut, nidt aus
jeiuem Shlupipinfel beruor.
gOaanhe tebaupten, Serr Toro miGe elm
abfhredenbes @efht baben, neil er Gdb
niht unter bic eeute spaat. Dies 1T jebcd,
cine arse 8erldumbuns seeen Den tapfern
@eneral. Wir tennen i'm peri6nlid unb bat,
ten oft @elesenbeit, tbn als Mitslieo unferer
@efeesebuns senau su becba&ten. Or nabm
sey6hnlia ieinen cit binter einem bes gro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

|. &annein Deutfherfar g ca
lburu 1ore itimm men2-Turo pas
in allem unsefdbr Sabre in Der @efesae.
buug. tbeiltpeife i'm Ssnat uno theit,ueile i'm
6anf. Sc nrrce wdbreno oiefer 3eit 0fters
oarhbsr atseifimmt, Of Dofumente in ceut>
ihsr forrctl als audi in Der ensIifhe sprade
sebru6t nerten fclIten.
Scro itimmte oft tafiir in en9Elf d iu
bruden aber nj G, nein audi nid,t Elm ns
siaes M {, fnr's beutfhe.
Betsr bic 8ctihaften Der @ouserneure
nod, irseno einBeridbt son 6HentlihenSecms ms
ten xsenb elmer Nrt, tpnroe je in ibrer Wuts
tersSprad,e cen Deutldeu ~ Gbeil seucrs
cen ieyu. weun es naG Gcrcs Meinuus &C.
9anaen trdre.
DesbaIb fraaen tpir fann Elm 1eutihrr
fir s orb ifimmen 2 Siherlid nictt, auser
er ,piro besahlt fur feinsn @srratb al uniern
9iehten. Serb it entid,ieoener q atipiit.
slh
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Seabury 5orb,oer Betbrus
b er.-gs mar burp Toro Der
IN Der SitunS BON '46 ouf AZ ben slntras
iteIIte, baB eie Sisuna tdsIid, nit @sbef
er6fnet meroen, Tebe pas. 9 SenatScurnal
jener Sibuns.
Der erffe eerpfafen in bic Soaaem unlersr
@eieesebuns ssfabrt mar Ssrasl grcwu.
Die Demotratie 0amilten @cuntp's hat
i'm auf bic Banf 9elest.
Der speite mar elm 9err Osborn. stud,
pca ibm bat man felt Der 3eit nidts mebr
8ehSrt
Ter brittle Gin Serr Gdlp pfest felt Der
3eit Ia Naas Der Wufen.
Der rierte Seaburp Icre Wartet
nit beuHleriiher Miene auf oas urtbed ei-
uee freien gclfes. Sc miro ibm .pereen in
ten Wcrten:
,,Qienn On tetet sfeide nidht bem 6eu&ter
,.Dcfcn Nnbabt ppr ccn $eatcn Franst,
..9pabrli9 toldbe Srtmme.ei im 8laa;s
Sat tereits rem citizen Gven eslanst"
Man mirS 0srru 5 ORD 3e't It. Mafs
a6nnen i'm ffillen e dmm merlein
8ctt nm 8erseituna ,u bitten fur feline 6eus
dbelei uno fonilige Siucen. 0b.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

SefaIeHfo sdtte man u,ebr pplmcnolddelnoe
Gconseilhter bel ibrer 0iidfebr 9efeben
6orb, Der itumme rerbhIIte Seaburp Voro
tDdr :nitht bort AUDI CelaNo nidt /; nur Gcm
GcrsbiH >inc Elm ee,piNer qBaIter. pcn Surt'l:
matt. Tcn GGrpias 9aece fol- aus elmer
Wafe Gntifellunsen une aGicerpttde, IL
berbaupt aus baarem unilnn suiamn1er9es
lebt sepeien iein, unb fol- mebrsre anfr.d9t''
&c .Mbiss neranlaet habeu ibre partbet su
DerIaf1en, nm fir Gae, 8Atler uno 9Heller
80 ffimmen. gSir mOhten nod, 9erne elnt9e
Semertnnsen in Be;ue auf bic Shauoue'
itelluns Der jureen Damen binsufiSen, BE
0d ca;u bereaben grei # a aten gu res
prdientireu, hdtten rptr nidt 70 cieI slhtnn9
ocr ben Shonen. bic burh lleberrecun9 sn
pie1er llnteicnnembelt rcrleitet rpureen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06
ef6l i lfe
errbeutfHen . mcsraten
.,.... pom Summit Gountp.

....:..s, VCu SUuIuu @Vnuvs
geftIoHen, eas bic beutld1en Bireer bon
suu,mit Gcuntr. um itre anbdnslitfei'
an bemctratifhe @runeidse une ibre ab'
rpeid,uns pom BEN !@tunefdsen, Der Mbts'
partbei gu seisen> I'D, su einem Club biloen
unter benz 5amen.: ''Der beutfbe oemctra'
nthe Club BON Summit &ountp.
gefhlcGen, eae tp.r ans seniiben tpotlen,
in jetem 3aunfhip biefss> @euntp's einea
@(ub ~ errihten, IN speldem ceutid,e 8nr'
Ser rcbnen, IN, Gd5 fur bic nddite Wsbl
ucnitdnSis ;u creaniNren.
Befhfcfen, cae mir uus bemlben trcl'
len, bemctratifhe Spreder ;u befcmmen'
Die uns hber bic pctitiihen SraSen ees Ca
ges lit uuierer -!Mutteriprade telebren sons
ren.
Beidicffsn, Bag. wdbreno mir nift teab'
Td,tiaen. uns in Die politifd,en Sraaen tpeiter
als unfere 9iehte ais Burger
ans erlauten, mir eesbalt nidbt fur bic llns
erillsuns Der Whispartei einseben f6nneu
peil lie bic urbeberin Der TremoensefeSe
,ie uns ees 9edts Gnrser .su spsrben bes
raubt hdtten. =:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Dir fraaen cb ein ,,aufridtiaer unc eias
fader" gRann, als speid,cr Usn. TnYlcr per
olfen feinen Treuaeen unc ucn Der @tispar
tel instefouoere anempfchlen unb herausse,
lfrihen pirb, Elm Wann, Der ,.raub NIB riff
ia" in feinem gefinnunqen uno cent Ane
fprudb eer(.lben fem fcll, ftdh folaeiseer frums
men Wese unb fatfher spuren terifnen
oarf nm ,u troene siuem 3!ete, pict Weriner
,um Stften 3i.is Der @hre Madt uns Be; :
cntwcr,lihfeir su arlanaen. wrld'es en
freies mno oenfences Dclf e.nent fe,aer Wsit.
burger III iitertraten bat. Aae mad,ifehens
ben Sdse f6nnen ftnus nno ruortaetrsu aus
ren peretirncnPm be'nahe ,atucfen Sriffen
natsen,eien ur rem. melde @em. 9aplSr
auf Aufrasen in Setreff Ger bepcrffeheneen
prdGoentenuabl idrieb. Sod piele aaoere
Dioerfprahe uuo atGdtli6e Srrefnbranssn
t0nnten nahSemieisn tperben, alletn es mag
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06
0ie 9roBe Bbi9perfamn,aun9
in W2d1Iucu.

Die arcsartis ausefiinbiste uno febr 9rc6s
nrtia ,u tpercen periprcfene 2aDIcrsrti9s
guslfellma hat pcrieen Gtenftag III Nailis
Ipn ffattoefuncen. Shcn cine 9anse VSrd,e
pprber tpurte burh eini9e Staabstrcmpeter
Der bteGaen Whigfilhrer perfllneet eas bon
Canton unc Ditlih pom @auntD cine p:csef
f1cn BON 1000 Saplcrmbiss assriiden milfIe.
Die poriee Wcte hincurd, tparen aae @ccns
ouf ben 8eincu 8rce unb 8lein, sllt uno
csuna, Nclen unc llnterrode, furs 9lDte spurs
ben ,ufammeneetrpmnelt, am Die cerlprod,s
enen 1000 muitern su fOnnem - unc flebe
ba, - aIs Der Gag erihien uno aud, @Olun,s
biar,a- rtno CARROT @auntn ucd Siete geiens
bet batten - sdhlte bic 9anse proselNcn uid,t
einmal 400, Mdnner uno &incer, Socien uno
llnterrSde, Marihdtle unb sllle suiammen
aerehnet. Die Sdhnden, Banner uno Bill
6erhen, Die mir in oer prc3eOtcn erbltdten,
tparen fat ebenfo 3ablreid ais Die SOFTEN u.
llnrerrode. Das 9anSe 9tth elmer canss
tpurltiabe BON 1S4O. Die Snfhriften sreter
8anner oeroienen beioncere Gr~dhnun9.
9luf benz einen itano: ,,Reine Sflaoenlfoa'
ten mebrv' @leif earauf fclste ein anbes
rer nit fcfeenber Snftrift: Ger atte 3ah
fur INNER !''-- 9ilfc feline Sflaueaitadten
1netr, aber einen Sfapenbalter, etnen Meaun
fir prdIoent, Der 2sO Te9eriflanen beflet
. Wbisserie ! 8 9umbu9 ! Sn Weafs
fillcn fdeint bic periammelte WafIe ben @rs
spartun9en ber @ocns nidt entiprohen Su
baben, oenn bic am 9lbenb 3uridsetebrten
sei9sen ms ettras su tan9e 3eie9eGdter.-l
Ware ~ WaVuon a4ss naH 9Dunfa auss
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

MARTIN Ban 8ure N Ne em'
,,Seralo" pom 12t itrettt
Die Greunce unc Nnbdneer Martin Ban
Burcn's uno Der. r..Hiftnuscebnuns cerScla'
serei in GaIifcrniem umc SleusWerifo, mad's
ten aeffern 9lteno elnen 0erint,. Die Grnen-
nnns oeGelben gum Tre'tccen @anr'roten
fir bic prdGeentfdhaft unc nerrn slcame
fir Die 8ieesprdGrentltaft, i'm parf III roe
rf,iren. gs fclIte cine Snprcmptn pcn ielblt
entsnneenbe 8erfammiuna fin, BEL melder
man i'm p1rfe .cn 20 81 10000 Menfher
erwartete. Die Summe fiei jercd, etUae
unter ciefer Nnsabl aus unb betrna $50.
W2dnner, Meiber, &naben. e noer, S1rbige
,c.-9Iles eineered,net. DIE @erf1mmlnna
mar auf llhrAbenbs aneeinet Sreunofeuer
Don TbeerfdIern, mno mas fonit anIcden
fcnnte, mar tn RequtGticn aef st; aber uns
fcnif. Die Safe ncllte einmal nid,t ;ieten
3mifheu ZEN ueriammelten Sreunbeu 8an
Burens fancen It ausercem mnbeitens ;ur
bllftc @aB unb Butler Minner, Gle balc
fir ras 8eite bielten, cine cione Berlamms
luua eani in Der Slihs iu holten. es cen AT.
bern in Sprehsn unc shrsen suYcr,u.
thun.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Gen. SaDlpr babeirm. - Die bsmce
fratllhe 3eituua ,u Satoa Ncnae, eculiIs
ana, no Gen. 9aplcr wchut, cerGhert cas
nid,t Elm ein,iser Demotrot in jenem Sirds
fpieI iu fuoen mare, Der nidt iiir GaB uno
Butler ifimmte. 9luh behauptet jcnes Slatt
nod, ferner, boe cine slnsobl q4bias jeaes
gesirfs i'd, 6fentlid sescn Die Grmdbluno
1aYlos's erfldrt bdtten. Sie betradten i'm
als San3 uno oar untiidtia irseno Gin onrers
Nmt. aueer elmer SfT;ierefteQe in ber9rmee,
,su oertpalten. Dieies 1T na'itrlid pruWhiQs,
'cie es ehrlid t1einen unb cen alien Sauces
aen gendu fennen, ,u ertpar ten, oenn er hat
Tdb ia ielblt iiber uno iber ale aans uner fab
rem in Staatsfaden erfldrt, tpe,l er fId, ME
barum tefiimmert unb feit 40 Sabren fc0ar
nio,t einmal sinen Watl;ettel einaeaeten
babe ! TcleIih muete er Die 8ernaltuns ber
Staatsanaeleaenbeiten anbern bic niht oers
antrcrslid tpdren, nberlasen, 70 :pie es NIT
Der &6niain 0ictoria ucn @nalano, bem
tl6eilnnisen Raiier Don Seiferrsid,. unc ans
rern teraleihen eefr0nten S,dnptern Der
SAD 1T, rber tuie es NIT s8cuo. 9Ritner Der
Ta0 sespefen. Mas @utes fSnnte man lid,
cater Scn elmer iolden Iirttfhaft uerfpre-
hen. spenn Der aite Wann es aud, tpirflid,
gut aeinte 2 81. sSl.