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French Sympathy Meeting.

large and enthusiastic meeting was held on Wednes
day evening" in the Chinese Saloon, Philadelphia, the OBJ
ec of which express sympathy for the French ma
ton under its present difficulties.
The meeting organized by appointing John Cadwa
adler chairman; who, in appropriate and beautiful
m amer, stated the object of the meeting.
Mr.. VIM. A. Stokes then came forward. and offered set
of resolutions expressing sympathy for the oppressed of
France, &c, which unanimously adopted
The assembage then addressed in eloquent strains
by Gen. Smith, Edward d. Ingraham, Robt Tyler, and
others. 1t was, throughout most exciting and patriotic
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I,ArApsCo FEMALE NsTITUTE Elli.ott. Mllis

nATAPsCO FEMALE NsTITUTE, E1iCott's Mills.
Maryland-The ensuing term Of this institution, after
n, private examination of ono week, will commence on
Thu rsday the of April, without vacation and
nue weeks till the I'd Of August after which
there will be a vacation OF eight weeks.
The following school year will commence the 4th
Wednesday in September, and continue without vacation
forty-four weeks Pupils from the citiA from scky dis
rcts and others who may wish remain in the nstiiu
ton during vacation viii be provided for, that their time
may be pleasantly and probably employed The rate Of
charge will remain heretofore few vacancies will
in April Tho annual Commencement" after publ
lie examination of one week, will take place on the "a OF
August Feb. l9-twt6A.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, March 23-5. p. m.
Equinocial gae-Sympathy for Frarcs-Comfsre"cs ap-
pOintnients.-Ihe markets, &c.
The equinocal gale still continues to hold sway; for,
although the ceased the weather overhead looks
dark and gloomy.
Our foreign citizens seriously discussing the proprety
Of calling meeting congratulaory OF the recent events in
France but will probably be postponed until the arrival
of the steamer the Caledonia. which has boon
days, and may be expected Saturday next
The Methodist Conference adjourned last evening; and
following the appointments for the District of Co.
lumbia, rather the Potomac district
Potomac district-Wm. Hamilton, p E. Alexandria
J. NJ Jones. Foundry and Asbury-John Lauahan. M. A.
oS i"
prettyman, Ryand Ghapel-W H. Pitcher George
Roze w Krebs. Warrenton-G. D. Chenoweth. Stat
iord-stePhen Hidebrand John Lsndstreet Frede5cks.
Cbapel-E. S. Busy, John Poisell, Bible agent.
The next conference will meetAt Staunon Va.
The mail from the north, to-day, brings nothing of special
importance The New York papers contain all the docu
accompanying the treaty
THE MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market, to-day, -four
exhibits change from yesterday. Sales this morning Of
300 barrels Howard brands IS u.s. tan which
purchasers unwilling to gve-some asking higher
The receipts moderate City Mills held So l2i
There sale yesterday at Sc 2suppy very light.
Rye flour SO 81 81 Corn meal 81 Ti city manufac-
ture held at 81 80.
The receipts of all exemptions of grain light.
Small sales of good prime red wheat 1873 1877
white nominal las l55 Corn is selling II IS
for whe and AZ 40 cents for yellow. Oats 80 40
cents Rye 80 cents. Coverseed SO rs a 81 l2f
Nothing doing in barreled meats. Sales to
considerable OF shoulders in salt at 3d. cent off,
cents; shoulders in pickle 81 cents, and hams in dry
81 cents; sides do 81 81 cents; sales Of bacon shout
ders 4 a Al cents sides cents hams 81 cents.
Small sales of whskey 23 "a cents in hhds and bbls
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Nv n. GREEN, .aMcfso~eer.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SHOES, NC. AT AUCTION.
VI On Monday the 9th instant, shall sell at the Grocery
Store OF Mr. Brerston at the corner OF 1th and Streets
opposite the Patent Office, at 10 O'Clock, a.
his entire stock of Groceries, Store Fixtures, &c-vz;
Tea, sugar, coffee, salt, pepper mustard
Chocolate, cocoa, spice, cinnamon
Crockery and stone ware, wood ware
Liquors, molasses, oil, tobacco and cigars
OIL cans, t.a canisters, &c.
With many other articles in the grocery line.
Also, the standcasks and store fixtures
And n good lot of shoes and caps
Terms All sums of and under $40, cash OVER $1O
credit of and four months for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed A. GREEN,
March I'D Auctoneer
P. S. The Is Tor rent Apply the promises
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS,

NEW YoRK. March ~. !

NEw YoRK. March 22, lSSS
The ieud between the Clay and Taylor wings becomes
every day, interesting The latter claiming that the
wing general committee has resolved itself into
Clay caucus are taking have Taylor whg
general committee and a separate organization generally
The Albany Evening Journal adds its potent voice 70 the
discomfort and declares the Clay pledges exactcd from tho
delegates recently elected Philadelphia only unne
dered proper."
The assessed value of the real this city. for
oi is Ss735,ss6 of personal property, $50 6S7 Sl7
otal S27 1885, O3 As the rates always
orousy below the real value the actual total is probably
$500, ZOO, 600
Annexed Is statement of the shipment of specie during
the last week. and since the commencement of the years
ship fldelia Liverpool, sovereigns $4,000
" Burgundy, Havre, five francs 23siO
Mexican dollars $1,000
Brig Amirs, Porto Cabello, five francs 1885
Total week ending March Is 67,7e6
Shipments Jan. to March ii 1851 Gas
Total for 1913 S25S935O
The Courier des Etas Uni, has been sold at length, al
much negotiation, for $4,000, the parties Now
Orleans already mentioned in treaty for it, The Cheva
er Gaiardet is be connected with it its Paris
respondent.
Recent in France have given quite impulse to
the of the friends of Irish repeal in this city
Engands necessity is elands opportunity, they and
they in high hopes that in the Of affairs England
will find herself seriously embroiled.
John p Hales opposition the mission to Rome is per-
fscuy characteristic No of day has contrved, in
the time, make himself ridiculous and contempt
BILE to all parties the great a. d. of New Hampshire
The Clay Of Cincinnati have called great meeting
there The list of signers fills six double columns of the
ample Atlas there
There is lot of ground in Wall street, less than full size,
being Is feet by 74-which, in l746 sold by Ncho-
Bayard for El25 In 1888 it changed hands for $3.50
1917 it brought $Il 200 and in 1888 it knocked
down under the auctioneer's hammer for 83l ,tO0
The songsuess, Tedesco it has had dispute
with the manager of the opera Havana She demanded
900 month"; while he would give only $500. Both par
unyeng and she about TO leave the stage,
when certain rich stepped forward and made up
the difference.
The ship Nancy w. Stevens took out detachment of
80 recruits yesterday for Vera Cruz They were for the
LIST regiment N Y volunteers, and under the
mand of Captain Fory.
The river yesterday afternoon open to within fcw
miles of Albany This fine weather will Gle out the
ice entirely
But person lost his life by the accident tho Phia-
dephia Railroad yestedayMr. Sanderson, the engineer
of the steamboat Raritan, lately burned in the bay He
was his way home and the outside of the first
lis supposed he attempted to escape by jumping off,
and knocked his brains against of the mbers OF
the bridge
Another very beautiful dayar too beautiful to let one
be in DOORS chained to a DESK and be content. ZED
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore PatriotBy Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA, March %
Dreadful Murder

Dreadful Murder.
Mr. Rade, manufacturer and vender of homeopathic
medicines, residing in Fourth, above Arch street, was
found this morning in his bedroom, stabbed and cut in
fully twenty places, and in the agones of death. His
wounds were of such nature that hopes enter
tanned for his recovery The terrible tragedy does
end here Mrs. Rade, wife of the unfortunate victim,
was also found in the with her husband en-
tely dead, having been literally cut and hacked to
pieces. Traces of blood were observed fence or
palngs of the yard contiguous TO the dwelling. The
night cap and other clothes of Mrs. R found
in the street smeared with blood No clue has yet been
had the perpetrators of this horrd crime Our police
are on the alert.
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FOR THE UNION.
Too Days In .4dUanCe Of the .NnN.

AUGUSTA, Ga March 80, 1s4s.
Your express has arrived bringing New Orleans papers
of the 18th and 10th.
The brig Mary Jane arrived from Tampico on the 18th
which place she left on the sh Commissioners to
gotiate an armistice had arrived The Star gives an
extract of letter from Toluca, February 18th, which
states that Alvarez in the neghborhood of Touca
Gen Butler had consented to suspension of the
ment payments levied the people for period of four
days, and requests the commissioners of the armisce-
there the rest of my paper is cut off
The brig Suana arrived at New Orleans the 10th,
having left Vera Cruz the sth She brings, however
neither papers nor news.
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IN CLAGETT Il CO. receiving and opening
~. of spring goods, prisng all that
fashionable in the fancy dry goods line well the
best in qualities and styles of all kinds oil staple goods
Their stock has been purchased the large trade sales of
New York, and from the importers direct, which gives
great advantage to their customers (who purchase the
prices retailers generally have pay the obbers in dry
goods no doubt saving fully twenty per cent upon their
spring purchases,
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DUCKER's Cornmsnt a.
i Sd edition, 2 volumes.

i Sd edition, volumes
Wendells Black stone, vols.
Smiths Leading Cases, vols. , co,.
l vol. w.. o..... o.,
nr.,,e C,r, trsST Il. up to 1913. vol
Peters's Digest of Decisions Of all .ns um.ssr - ,h
Courts, fiom the Organization Oh inc so'''''"' :" 'e
present time, vos 1873 rAvJOp
Just receivedby - e.. N o. x III.
S 60 : h Tam,. wv March 10
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Whore did you como 'front.' Old Virgins. to DO sure.
SUPERIOR BEEF! BEEF!-STILL BETTER The
subscribers procured another lot OF extra cat
tie of Vim. Garth, esq, of AIbemaTe county, Virginia,
which has been pronounced by judges superior to our two
ofmer lots We will have them our stalls Tor sale on
Saturday next the 25th nst Old Centre Market where
we invite all lovers OF good beef our customers, and the
citizens generally, give call and Judge Tor them
Mar 2i-2t WALKER 81 PECK, vicualers.
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Ry A. GREEN, .a.sctj0nser.

TTOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTlON-On Friday, the
ii oath Instant shall sell the premises, at half past
o'clock p M, lot No in square No 37, situated the
corner of tn street and NORTH fronting 50 feet
on street and running back IS feet with lth street. with
the improvements, which frame house, DC.
Terms cash.
The property will be sold to the highest bidder Title
good. A GhEEN,
March 23-2t Auctioneer.
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WILL remain for a short timo longer In Washing
w ton the exhibition OF Powers of the GREEK
SLAVE" in the large saloon of the "Odeon corner Of
Pennsylvania and Al street.
Onen from o'clock a. M, until 10 o'clock, p. m.
Admittance Is cents. Pamphlets la cents.
March 13-6d
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Mr.. DEMPs TER's Second Original Ballad Enter
ainmen will be given at Carusi's Saloon Monday
ming March 9th on which occasion he will sing his
original compositions. The spot where was born The
ovd one was not there The rainy day John Anderson,
nv Jo Pm with you once again, my friends mans a
man Tor that Lament OF the Irish emigrant Let us
Ieanie Morrison Duncan Gray and his popular cantaa,
the May Queen, in three parts .
Tickets 80 cts. To commence at before O'Clock
March "a
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J,vOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses 9th, between
T. and streets north one large story BRICK
with cellar and back buildings pump Of excellent water
in the yard, and large side lot attached; the other
Frame two stories high with back building, containing
eight rooms. For terms, apply to H. JONES
May l9-tf Until
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r OsT, between Bank Of the Metropolis and tho
IL Union Office gold watch-key The finder, by leaving
at this office will receive the thanks of the loser, and
pay, if required. March ii
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Mr. Webster delivered yesterday his promised speech
against the war; and against the peace and against all
the to prosecute the and all the measures
to finish the prosecution of the The burden OF his
whole effort protest against the enlarge
of the territory of the United States His speech
seemed to us decamatory than is usual with
him. and less than usually logical Some of its positions
we shall probably notice hereafter somewhat in detail
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DIED.,

In this CITY on the instant short illness of
tim Of The lungs ABRAHAM aged months youngest child
the Hon JOHN Vas the House of Representatives
ew Jersey
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T,NIsEsH Garden and Flower sceds.-A full assort-
L ment of fresh garden and flower seeds may be
found for sale the drug and seed of and
Seventh All seeds warranted fresh and genuine,
put up in small packages with directions on each.
lot of agricultural implements for sale cheap, to
close them. J. F. CALLAN.
Mo- no2
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH "a. ,s4s


We invite the attention OF our readers to the great
speech OF Gen Cass in the Senate. on Friday last 10
which we surrender our whole space to-day We pro-
pose give the remainder of the very interesting debate
in the Senate last Friday, soon as possible.
Gen Cass's speech, intended the closing review of
the whole debate will be found to presents most compre
hensve and cogen efutaon of the main positions taken
by the opposition in relation TO the 1t is an effort
fully worthy of his distinguished reputation.
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NEW SPRING BONNETs, just received at KINGS
~ Lace Store, between 10Th and 18th streets, Pennsyva
mia avenue which will be sold uncommonly cheap. Also
good of black silk laces for trimming dresses
for about half of the usual price with splendid assor
numerous other articles, which we will sell very cheap
March I4-3t ..tt.E J. L. q g. KING.
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THE NEW SPRING FASHION.-Beautiul hats. of an
entirely and very attractive style just introduced
and ready for sale at TODDS Fashionable Establish
ment, six doors of Browns Hotel.
March Q-eod6tif
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
Die lHbias uuo Gen SaDlpr.


,gDir .baben aufrihtiges Witleic NIT une
fern n5rcIiden Wbigs. Die arn'en Sd,ln>
der, bic feitter idsu BEL Dem 9ceanfen an
bert Rried NIT Merifc bas falte Steber befa>
men, weil es Elm 70 ,,unbeill9er, ,oeroams
munsswaroiser" unc ,,unsefehter" Srtes
mar, Der nad ibrer freilid1 ettpas fursIhti>
een Mseinuus bic stusbrettuns Der Stlarere1
befSrbere, iclen jeet mitSewalt Die bsttere,
TaYlcrSNIe uerihluden, uno fur e1nen
Observation-Disclosures" une ,,SRehloblhne'cer'
Itimu,en, Der mad, ihrem, rDen'sStens truhes
rem DafIrbatten, 20 oiei als Der "Soaupt
n,onn'' elmer y9dubers" uno "WcrcSren'
uerbouce" mar. Dieie piae iu oerihlnder
III in Der Chat Elm bartes Stad slrbe'f' 9S''
f5uneu es feinem Whts pom ddter blauef
Tarte ,umutben unc oerbenfen es 'bm nldf'
fpenn er baaegen tobt, frast uno id'la9f'
ala cb Iein 8ishen eeben in duBeriter Se<
fair ifduoe. Die Wbiss oes Noroens tdet'
neu es aber audi nidt an bent Da9esentcs
Ben uno s,intenausidlasen fehlen laden gu
&pcuen.-Sn SHREVEPORT mare es be'nahe su
NDraasIeien swifhsn ben Slap nno Sapcr@
IBbias sefcmmen. Sn Wai1aduietts oer>
fertiaen jest bic Wbiss eine slperede se>
aen bic @rnennuns ces alten 8enerals.-
csn Baltimore brahen Die @lap Whias fhcn
atpet Observation-Disclosures ouf. Sn Der
'BeFern Yeieree sebt I'M MtislaSer aaes
ourdetnanber. SeaburY Scrc, Der lGtigs
Ganbioat fir @cuperneur BON Ohio, fol- nm
feine Weinans iiber bic Grnennuns 2aps
Ier's fdriftlih befrast rpcrben fein. DIeie
stntwort mag benz armen Bbiss@anbicaten
ntdbt rpenis 9eburtsihmersen peruriaden.
Mas am @nbe aus cem Wirrwarr lit ben
9ieiten Der nOroliden Wtiss tperoen pirc,
apunberr mir, wiheu aber, caB Sen. @aB
a,nfer prdfbent, Wm. >. 8uttler ltufer 8is
ceprdfbent unb Der braoe Sobn 9. Weaer
Der ndaFe @cuuerueur bon Ohio iein 'per<
ben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

Trieoe e!-Die 9tahridht pom Srleoen
nit Merito bat fdh jeet ocllfcmmen beitds
tist, rnb uniere Sreiwiliseu haben bon Sel>
ten Der Reeieruns su Baihin9tcn Sefeble
sur 9Piffebr Gus Merifo erhaIten haben.-
Sen. Smitb nirb bic ginfhifung unferer
Gruppen beaufIhtigen. Wean 9laubt glenn
lid, allaentein, bae wenn unlere Trnppen
Merifp rdumen, bic Snoianer ftd' in Wtaile
srbeben fperoen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

lDie mir unterrihtet lIno, 5eabfhtt9t bic
,,ceutlde bramatildbe @eieaidaft bon Gars
tom am glbeno ces 4ten Sult
4S tlbeI 1T GelG
aufiufIhren.

w Der ceutlhe Wifel idbeiut nod, fur
cine seraume 3eit Der oeutite Netfel bleis
BEN ~ rppllen. S1ahoem er lan9e 9enn9 Dor
benz SpieseI eefanben nno perinht bat;
srimmise 9efhter su ldneicen, ldBt er id
tpieber 70 gang bebutiam ans Spiunrao uno
in Die 3manesjade fesen. - Gos beutlhe
parIameut fheint Elm adtes Midel.Gi gu
lIeiu, aus bem Der Qanbesta9 cine rulIfde
&nute su briiten secenft.. Sollte oenncd)
aber tas 81 ein innees Mihelohen entbaIs
ten, bas etrpae su freiIuni9 pipen wcllte,
| &c fnb runo nm Sranffurt berum 10000
&amaIhentelben aufseiteut Die bumm se'
mug finb, bem Better Midel ben @araus ~.
mahen.
Sn Main3 baben preueiide -polltet faset'
-fbn. preue. Gamalhenfnedte nit oenBlrs
germ prilseleten onsefansen, neil Iestere
auf ibren vjuten SDnie," s. a n 10 II r 4
Der Ate, beffdnbis fdimpften. Die Bnreer
nit ben Gurnern pereiniet blieben Sieser,
eerlcreu aber Geote p,to 20 9erwunoete,
pdbrenb auf Der Seite Der erfauften S6lcs
linse 6 eetobtet uno so uertpuucet ,purben.
Sierauf erlhien cine Proclamation pengjen.
D. Suier, bic 8arserwafen suriidperlans
eeno uno bic Stabt nit einem Bombaroes
ment bebrpbeno. Der CUTE beutfhe Mihel
in Mains mar alsbalb 9eborlam unb perabs
folate bic @epebre, uno MAR mieber Elm
frpmner bent{her Mihel.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

Oane!unsen beltimmen ben @barafter eis
mes Oaannes. Sen. Gaylcr, Der natt bon
uniern Spponenten als prdi1oentfdafes
@ancioat aufsencmmen 1T, bat iId, als
8rieasmann ieine eorbeeren seiamrnelt, unc
NIT gersuiisen fuo mir berett, i'irt tpabres
gerbieuif sebiibrenb su tparoisen uno Ofents
lib ansuerfennen. Setn @harafter alsSelo>
herr 1T poafcmmen ber9efeIt, nnb mir ilnc
Der Qebte, Der ibm biefeu ffreitig s,t MAIDEN
1udt. slQein ber ncllifdnoise Gbarafter eis
mes Mannes erforoert ben 9anSen Meniden
anb miro beitimmt nad fetnen Sanblnnsen
in ben nannisfalti9ften 9a9en uno 8erbdIts
niGen ces eebens. Q8ir fennen Sen. Gap'
Tor nidt perfOnlid mnb tpi6en nidts bon
ieinem priuatdaratter. 9Hs er in Der Gi9ens
Ihaft eines praftifden &rie9ers unb tapfern
Yeuerals auf Der Shaubiibne Der Setfents
idhftit erfdier, mahten mir feline Sefannts
draft unb unterifiiBten i'm als folhen. Il
2tls man linn bic @anoioatfhaft fir prdGs
BENT ter Ser. Staaten antrug, miBfel nns
Iein 3Dsern nit Der 8efanntmatun9 feiner
pabren politiidben @runbfdee, benn btefeI'
pen m6aen nun fein, mas ile molten, es mar
ano 1T jest nod, feine pflid,t uno Shnloige
feit, se9en bas Bolt Der Ser. Staaten fldb
tlar uno beutlid baraber ;ta erfEaren. Gr'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

berlelben llniperIttdt (Serltn) beantmor1ef,
ntd,t 9 esensie pclen aber iu @l'n't'"
Der 09ettuns itrer oeutItspolenerSanoe'en's
aiuo baoeser, bae Ge ais polhlNd'e l'''tef
thanen i,berIaden merceu lcllen.-S" 5u>
ri,dfunft ces prinSen bon prensen tprc
nitt pcr benz %. Wai ifottftnoen. Ssr
oeben fsiuen Gent fur lein esben, wenn er
trirf[id1 fCntntt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

Vple n.-Die 4olen Gno cine un9lud1
!i6e Station. 9Iue ibre Seriu&e, bas Sch
cer pertasten SYrannei obSuihitteln, id>lue
een bisber febL uuc Der jeei9e Id,eint gu
eleidem GefuItat su fitbren. Sdcn lan9e
erpartet Tplen son Deutidlaro feline Ses
freiune, unc jest Inc es 9sraoe Deutid'e,
bic einen bluti9en 9ertiI9un9effic9 ee9en
es fiibren. Der vceutfde Wiher' 1T nod
nidtt minoie 9epcrcen, er iptnnt nnb cd,st
fir Ieincn 8crmuno INNER nod tapfer cars
auf log. @r ldst flh jest ruti9 mad pclen
flbren, um tort feline 8riioer, Elm braoss
Gclf, III mcroen.-Spllte r1an es fur nlbJs
lob balten - Scllte man LANCER 9lauben
f0nnen bae Der Widel nod tmmer ni&t
aussefblafen bat 2 Seooh es idetnt, caB
er bis auf's 8Iut 9es,pidt nno seftunben
pereen mug. tpenn er bon leiner Sh(afs
iut,t getetlt tpersen foll. -- unc miro
,d6 heIfen 2---
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

feren @runbIdecn uno Maosre9eln n'eDf
ofen Dor oa5 gplf treten burften. Oaber
crnannten fe eiuen unwiGenorn in Der pc>
litif uno cerwarfen ihrcn beiten Heoner, tb>
rcn taleutecuten Staatsmdan nno tud1t9>
fen Diplomatlter. ,,ltnoant 1T Der NSslf
2chn," hamit mag fldh Nenrp GlaY tr0ltel1'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

HW Die Wbi9s@cnpenticn in pbilaoeIs
pbta bat feiue 8efhlufe pafltrt uno fololid
fefns @rfldrans tbrer @runcfdse BON Tt,
9eSeben.-Sif audi nidt n6tbie - 2aDlOr
bat feline beftimmte poiitifhen @runofdse,
aine bic Wtiapartbei erieet ben Raugel brrs
telben bur& BIofbauier unb Waidbdrens
Selle.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
CO.. MDir beeauern berslih, bic ou6aez

mg- Bir beoauern berSltf, bic ou6ae>
,efd,nete 0feoe bes Srn. S.Weper nidt Dolls
ifdnoia mittbeilen su f6nnen. 9Bir taben
bios Il Seser, pcpcn nur s iner 9es
Sd1riebeurs lelen tann. Scbalo mir feln
Druderleiu, fcnbern ein . rmf er fInc,
tpcllen mir oersleihen MiBifdnce ihcn ocrs
beuden.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

CO. gs Derlantes Die S1ahridt, baB ftd,
Diele unferr Truppen fit yufatatt antpers
ben laGen, TIN ben oorti9eng8eieen se9en bic
Subianer beisultehen. 9uh ieIl Merife 25,s
600 Wsann ia Der Sdspeis ~ fir bieien
3red antperben lafIen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

ungll d.-9lm Is. b. W. fano in Mt
@aton WaDne Co., Sbtc, cine Seier su
@bren Der frans6Giden NeSclution itatt,
nobel 2 perfonen ourh llnporiIdtisfeit BET
benz slbfeuern Der &anoue ibr eeben perIo.
ron
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
gB 1T
Garl gbrifian Slo99er5i? ?
Wir baben ibm tptd)ttse Jtahridbten mits
;utbeilen. .. M.

Sener.-Sn Der Stabt NQentppn, pa.,
Brad am /. b. sWts. nabe in Der Witte Der
Staot tt einem Stalle etn Derbeerenbes
6ener ans, tpelhes innerbalb Stunben
Tsrmosen gum Wertbe BON $ $4,000 pers
iebrte nno 40 Samilien cbbahlos ma6te.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

Sc 1T cine fonberbare Gbatfahe oaB bic
prdilbenten Der Ser. Staaten INNER elmer
9rcB, Der anbere flein bon perfcn fpas
rert.-W btngtcn dpar 9rcB Sobn
2loams tlein; cetferfott 9rcB; Maoilon fletn