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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20
Ingratitude of Republics, Henry CLAY,

"1he Rescue ofthe South. THE Pittshurg Ga.
sette OF the 14th contains the extract ola letter
from Tho. Ewing of Ohio,to VIM H. Johnston
OF that City. The ;" Old Salt Boiler" as he is
famlllarly called, declares in favor of General
Taylor and, among other reasons, assigns the
following:
"Cass or Taylor will be our President. Cass
IS in favor of the exercise of the veto power
Gen. Taylor is opposed to it. If we have a
protective tariff and improvements of rivers
and harbors, we must have them by vote of
the two Houses of Congress. Taylor will not
use Executive influence against either of those
measures Cass will. Taylor will not veto
either of them: Cass ariH veto both. We gain
everything by electing Gen. Taylor that we
could gain with the most thorough friend Of
those measures; we lose all, if Cass is cleo
ted. The same is the case as 1t respects free
and sldre territory"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20
NH~ GOODS


WILLIAM IL. .EOJVEN
Has just returned from New York with
large and handsome assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery. Hara
'care. Cutlery. Wood and U7illou
Ware, Stone and Glass Ware,
Boots and Shoes,
which he will sell low for CASH, or m
short credit to punciuaI customers.
He deems it unnecessary 10 60 into lepu,A,
detail Of his stock, but would merely saw H.,
he has VARIETY, embracing little :;
every thing that is usually called for.
He returns his thanks for the very libs,,,
share of patronage bestowed on him for II.
last three years. and pledges himself to NJ, '
every exertion to render full satisfaction to ~
those who may be pleased to encourage hin; ~
Co. Any article sold and uarranfed thu,
does not prove good, will be taken bach aU4
the money refunded.
Orders from the country promphv attended r.
Wilmington, Sept. 81, 1918. 2.3m "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20

mr.. GRAINS SPINO ABDOMINAL SUPP
ID PORTER decided improvement. For sale
BY WIN. SHAW.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20
Mr.. FillnOre's Vote ON establishing DipIO'
matte Relations with the Niggers of st
Domingo.

MIR. Ft1lmOrc's Vote on establishing DiplO.
matte Relations with the Niggers of St.
Domingo.
In the House, January 81, 1912. The first
business in order was the petition presented
by Mr.. Adams on Thursday last, praying the
establishment of international relations with
the Republic of Hayti. The motion pending
was to refer the petition to the committee on
foreign affairs, " with instructions 10 consider
and report thereon A division of this ques-
ton was called for by Mr.. Dromgoole, first on
the reference and secondly on the instructions,
and being taken on the reference was agreed
to without division. The question recurring
on the instructions, Mr.. Adams gave his rea-
sons for moving TO instruct the committee, and
addressed the House at some length, upon
leave. Messrs. Bynum, Waddy Thompson,
and Wise, took part in the debate, Mr.. T. de-
precatlng the whole discussion as dangerous,
and worse than dangerous, dishonorabe and
degrading TO every Southern man. Mr. Thomp-
son would not argue the question, he would
not so far disgrace himself and those he repre-
scented. Mr.. Wise explained that he had dis
cussed it, necessarily, in defence of the rights,
feelings, and prejudices of the people he re-
presented, &c. Mr., Campbell of S c., moved
TO lay the motion for instructions on the table
and demanded the yeas and nays, which being
ordered, they resulted in ITO yeas, 46 nays.
Among the nays were the names of John
Quincy Adams, Bond, w. B. Calhoun, Cor
win, Everett, FILLMORE, Giddngs, Potts,
Saltonstall, and Slade, all avowed abolition
lists except Fillmore, and there would be no
doubt as TO him if he were not candidate for
Vice President on the Wing ticket. Well might
Mr. Bynum, who took the side of the South
in this controversy in Congress, say in speech
on Red River the other day, that Willard Fill
more is one of the last men on Gods earth
that the South ought TO vote for, or that he ev-
er expected TO see presented for its suffrages
These proceedings may be found in Niles Re-
gister, vol. SIS, pages 1884.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20

Cor1rin snoring secret letter from Gent
Taylor TO proue him a Wilmot Prov1So'st.-
The Cincinnati Enquirer copies the following
from the Wilmot Pror1so, campaign paper
published at Marrilhon, Ohio, by E. Burke
Fisher, we'll known in the annals of Ohio
Whiggery, as one of its ablest political wri-
tiers.
Mr.. Fisher in his article, says:
"George D. Hine, stated TO US in the pres
ence of four or more gentlemen, that while in
Akron the day before, he had the pleasure of
a peruSal, and qre suppose, private interview
with Thomas Corwin. In answer to the in
quiries of Mr. Hine as 10 what he (Mr Corwin,)
knew of the sentiments of Gen Taylor on the
great question of slavery in our territories, he
(Mr. Corwin) produced a manuscript letter
purporting to be written by Gen. Taylor, to a
gentleman of Cincinnati; the purport of which
was, as Mr. Corqvin read it to Mr.. Hine, that
he, the writer, (Gen- TaSlor,D Dg-WAS IN
FAVOR OF THE 'WILMOT PROVISO,'
AND THAT HE HAD BEEN OPPOSED
TO SLAVERY FOR THE PAST TWEEN
TY YEARS.
eve asked our friend, if he had seen the lei
ter. He answered that he had! that he had
looked over the shoulder of Ex-Governor Cor
win and recognized the signature Of T. Tay-
lor, to the document. Mr.. H. further went on
to state that Mr.. c. informed him that the gem
heman to 1chom 1T 1rds addressed, authorized
lin to make such use of the letter as IN his
JUDGMENT he might deem PROPER; and that
the said document would be used by him in
his speech at Ravenna the ensuing day.
This Mr. Corwin, it will be remembered, is
the great gun of Whiggery in Ohio. He is
one of the Senators in Congress from that
State, and must be presumed TO understand
the designs of his party. Either Corwin or
double dealing-of committing base fraud
upon either the Wing party of the North or
owes it 10 himself and the country to get out
of it as soon as possible
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20

An Unfortunate Yoke.-Bctween Fillmore
and Taylor the opposition is in danger of fin
ding itself without any party whatever on the
day of election. Fillmore is the yellow fever
10 all Southern Wings, and is killing them by
scores-Taylor is the cholera among all North
ern Wings, and is carrying them off by scores.
Put up TO work together, they are pulling in
different directions, and every opinion of the
one is controverted or opposed by some act or
sentiment of the other If Taylor promises
support to Southern slavery even in indefinite
terms, Flllmore's consistent Aboltionism is
quoted to his confusion. If Fillmore ADVERT
ses for free soil sympathy, Taylor's Southern
interests and instincts are held up in reply. If
Taylor praises Jackson, Fillmore's votes and
speeches against refunding the fine of Judge
Hall are pointed out. If Taylor Processes to
be satisfied with the Tariff of 1916, Filmore's
boosted paternity and Jealous support of the
Tariff of 1912 are proved from the imperisha-
BILE record. If Taylor promises 10 make no
removals for opinion sake, FilImore's connec.
ton with the proscriptive cabinet of the hun
dred days in l841 is revived. If Taylor de-
nounces all Bankrupt Laws as frauds, Fill
more's votes and speeches for the corrupt
scheme of 1871 will also be shown from the
journals. And yet this is the team which was
TO ride down, roughshod, the democracy Of
the nation !-Pennsylranian.
Gen. Taylor says that he has been on the
frontiers for forty years, and has, therefore,
had little opportunity to make himself acquain-
ted with the various political topics of the
day. In view of this fact, the Muscogee De-
mocrat waggishIy proposes that board Of pro-
feSSOrS be selected to instruct the " illustrious
pupil in the scientifcs and the amenities" and
suggests, deferentially, we suppose, the fol-
lowing faculty.
Prof of Nativism, Peter Sken Smith, of Penn.
Banking and Finance, Jacob Birker, of La
" Constitutional har-splitting, w. L. Yancy.
" Virginia Abstractions, John Minor Bolts
Arts and Iron Manuf's., A. Stewart, Penn.
g EnmriariSna and Soc;al;cu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20

TOT. OF NatlVlsm, Peter Sken Smith, OF Penn.
Banking and Finance, Jacob Birker, of La.
" Constitutional hair-splitting, w. L. Yancy.
" Virginia distractions, John Minor Bolts.
Arts and Iron Manuf's., A. Stewart, Penn.
Fouriersm and Socialism, Horace Greedy.
Bellies Letters, generally, Tom Corwn.
International Law and the Theory of Urea.
ties. Daniel Webster.
lngratitude of Republics, Henry Clay.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20
N o IT &c F.

September ~, Ie4o-Iz-ti
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03
Grie0s=N s=Nabricf,tc,t

Spdtere 0ta6rthten bon Merifc Tnr
ocrtse W:he angefpmmen. Senator Sepier
@cmml0air nad Merifo, unb Sen. &earnet
waren 5u gera @rus 9elanbet. grfterer 9inc
am 8. Slpril nad Der Stabt Werifo ab I'M.
ter Se9leitun9 BON Capt. Gilegbman'sOra.
9cnern. Sen. &earneD ,paro ann nddlteu
Gage als @cuperneur oes Staates 8eraGru,
ein9eleBt.
Santa slnna Fat enolid Merifc perlaGen
@r nabm pai1a9e auf Der fpaniiten 8riae
Wartlne, tpelhe am 6, Slprtl BON Gera Grui
abie9elte.
Slm 1. 9lrril maren gu 0uaresaro 19 Srs
natcren uno so Oeputirte bes merifanifhen
@cn9rei1es Sugegen. Gs paren nur nod, 8
Senatcren uno Is Ge9utrte nDtbiq, Tim Elm
Quorum su btlcen. Die Meinunaen meeen
Der 9iatlfcirun9 bes SriebenssGractats Gnb
lebr perihteren, unb es ldst 1Id) nod nihts
@espHIes oarllber lagen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03
Sin Observation-Disclosures innate eingnt

Gin 9anbseridts(hreiber muBte einBan
oerbuh ausfertisen. gben ots er in BIZ
&6rperbefhreibuus bes 9eiellen fam, bel
Elm s. NADER mar, iiberfel ibn 3eritreut
belt uno er idrieb inc Bud; 9elisicn
6utmader; 8e0dt fhparS; 9luaen
obne; Iaie: blcno; Wunb: A Shub
3oa! Saare mititairfrei. Der Sd3reibe,
merfte leinen Srrtbltm nid,t, iein Ypr9eieb.
ter, oertrauenb auf ieinen lonft lebr accura.
ten aasferti9er, ebenfalIs niht, unb 70 pill
gerte unier perunitalteter Sutmaher IN bic
Welt binaus- cbne baB er in bas Bud nur
etneu Sld tparf. = @rit ein entferntes 0e-
rift merfte ben Srrtbum. ''
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

den btefer Grte bat vucn Semcen ntht ein
Sti6 !-slls gutter beutfher temctratis
fher 3eitun9sbrufer lfemn,tet mir uns aus
allen Srdften 9e9en bic sroemutbisen slbGhs
ten unferer @Snner, uns in oiefen 3uftanb
Der pemctcf9feit gu oerfeeen, mno baben
70 eben mod cas lln9lid, Elm 9uteS 9emo
a1f Dem eetbe su tra9en. Dies 1T freilib uns
iere ei9ene Shnle; allein per fonute 70 oiel
@rcemutb auf eiumal ertra9en ?-Wir was
ren bisber fhon ;ufriecen baB uns nnfere
oeutfde ean9mutb uno Mihels9eculb nidt
perlieB, penn suWeilen bic HippenitOBe unies
res ShidIaltcdee ettpas su beftis tamen.
QSir ltemmten bas etne Nal nniere 8ruft,
oas anbere Ma( un1ern Gilden ent9e9en,
uno bewunberteu bic llu;eritpbbarfeit unierer
pemptrattIhen Gippen.
Sin gang beloncer6 erfreultdes 3etden
! filr Die ceutihen Gempfraten in Starfs uno
cen an9rensencen eounties 1T bic 2batladlc,
coB Der beutihe Mihel ieiner Naticnalitdt
audi in bieIem 2anoe 70 treu bleibt. @emnth
lide 0ube nnb 8eba9lihfeit bel eisene,
! Shaafldur NIB et,pas 8ramarbalIren betn
| 1Gjerlfenlhaft MADDEN ben Sonupt3u9 feine'
nattcnelIcn Sbarafters aus. SIN bteIer lDbli
den gtgenbeit miro er ndhfers bas u3pr
mig tbun ces alten Wthels tn Deutfhlanl
fetern> mas eine 9rcee Wirfun9 + II II tpirs
Die Scl9en bieler Wirfung cbne urfadt
f6nnen bis jeet nod nidt ermittelt tperben
Man miro aber nab Seenoigun9 Der Seie.
oieielben NIT einem beoeut1u9sfdneren uSr
I9ebt es' fhcn 5u aagenei,ter Glarbeit sll
brin9en ipii1en. 60 ptel 1T Bis test I6pn
ans9emadt, caB ie weiter fir ben bieG9en
Md)e[ Der @e9enfauo 1etner llnteritilsnne
entferntilt beifc riibmtiher uno fcl9lit aud
nheliher lit ietne llnteritiisuus ansewenbet
Sn bteem Sale bat fh Der beutfde Mihe
bon Starf @cnntp bon jeber auSsescihnet
9leblt etQener SdaafIhur uno et,pas BRA
/, n'arbailren bel Gjerteniaft ,u Sau1e bat e
: nur tn oer Serne @tntees 9eleitet pbbei e
? ieocd audi pieoer Gorge trua ben leiue
Ualdelhaftt9feit ntbts einsubiiBen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

biloen, unb einen Nnlhlieepunft. fir fie ats
eeben: es it enblid audi sepiB, baB bic
gert1uoisuns bes SsrannabenS eines fold'en
6eeres ei,en beoentenoen mcra!ilhen G'as
fluB, beioes, ans bas oeutidbe 8clt nno lelne
Deippten, au5iiben merbe, welde 0Strflln9
aud, ais Elm Treiforps betradtet miro. Das
Corps perlanst BON jecem fsiuer ansebOrt
gen einen ftrens mcraIiid,en eebenspanosl !;
es miro ifrens auf Soaltun9 gutter SItten
adbten, neil es peis, baB nur nit cleler
Srcnuug isiu bohes 3iel erreidt nerosn
fanu &c. ,c.-BelhloGen: benz publltnm ah5u'
,eeen, taB eine 9rcee 9msabl Der W't9iteoer
oes greitprps ftt auf eisene Selten auSrn'
Iifen nro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

:3rped uno Dorbaben bes Sreiforps,
bas fh ausenbl,dlid, in philadelphia bI-
bet.-Das TreifOrps nil bic Sreibeit Deuts
fhlanbs erfdmpfen telfen. SIS sptrb su benz
guoe In 8erbinbuns nit ben Dsutihen in
paris, 2oncon, Brai1el unb Der S6mei,
Gh betpaffnet an Der @rense auffeaen, Der
oeut1hen Station onrh Shrift nno Wcrt
unabldfTs surufen, hnB ein oenfenbes Bolt
III conlfitutioneQen Wonarhien fetn grSBtes
llnslad, iein pabres @lnd nno oeil aber
lit vrepublifanifder Staatsfcrm" fnben
tSune. Dieies pereiniste Seer lea oengclfs-
fibrsrn uno ibrem subanee, speIae audi
bloe eine 9fepabIif bejweden, etnen Shus
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03
G:urppGifebe Ssacbrtcbten.

g ad'tras su cea bon Der ,DuheGe
b'Srleans" mit9ebradten, 1T unIerer oos
risen 9snmmer nod besweifslten, jebcd
nun 3 It tdtiisten Nabridten.
Bon Settreid Iauten bic geadridten
ebenfo slcrreid. Das 8olf perlauet Iaut
Oes &ailers Abcantans unb foroert bic 0aes
publtf. na,r a
Der &aifer BON 0iuBlanb bat elite
llgd5e erlafIen, unb piu Die @ewalten be,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

ct, ce(to ltdrfer Inb Die 9arant1en letnee
Gcrtbefetens, nnb ba er Tcb NIT oem sut0
nard,tsmus nte ausfDhner fam, 10 nc 1eoer
Stia(tauo ces &fes fhon Nadidrttt'
Die Menlbbsit befnoet ltd TT e'ner ne1'
rem @nnpidelungsperiOoe. Mean muB nit
gliubbeit ,seihlasen ietrL .tpenn man ntbt
III erfennen permas, oaB bic SlntbenSeit bes
Rcnartismus pcriber lit. Sretbf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

/ 9lm Dieultas Nahmit:aS sln9 oas Dan1pts
ihif vDoitinstcn" mad, unlerm oeutlhen
8atetlonce ab uno nabm Sonlenee bon
WnuIben fir beGen gefreiun9 pom SDrous
nenjohe> Iaulenbe BON Grmntbt9nn9en nac
Mabnunsen fir unIere 8riloer caheim nit
binaas. W09en oiele Wataunsen auf fruht'
barren 8oben fallen uno enoiib Dentihlant
oen ebrenool(en plos III Der aroBen Tblfers
Samilie einnebmelL Der ibm bon Ncht6 me'
|9sn 9ebiibrt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Srtcbrih Wilbelm 4. g DIM anens e
s.-vWeit in nebelsrauer Serne liest
mir bas perlcrne @lnd ,c.' Wean alaubt,
baB wenn bic iibriseft beItlden SIritea Die
melanhcIiide Sce bes ujuten S6niss" b6s
rem, bic sanse Sippidaft aa' uuifono nit
einltlmn'en tpire.-Gin @liid, baB S6iaer
ni6t mebr lebt fcnft fparbe er als gutter
proteft eeeen folhe gntmeis
hung Der erifen Strcpbea ieiner pbantafe
al @mna eiitle9en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03
Ganton, Scnneritas, Swat 4, 1S4S.
Sir pralIrent
Is { So Is G. e S9-
Der GntGbctrun8 crr 9lGticnalsepnpentlen
rnttrp2rfcn.
g . {, 4, .. IS g { [ e +,
prit &utler 0auiitp

nP Q8ir bcfen oiejeni9en unferer eeler,
,pelte ddb nod, i'm 9fltfitaroe 9e9en un6
tpifIen, udctlte 9Spdbe, ipenn mir tet tbnen
ausurnfen Qeoenfen, NIT Dem uedib'' in
8ereitlhaft at fnoen. g8rr fDnnen niht
unterlalfen> bier nod etnmal ;n er'pahnen,
boB mir uun6glit ldn9er warten fonnen.
I'm uuler @eit,ift in 3ufunft NIT mebr
Nunftliffeit betreiten su fonnelL brauhen
mir slQcs, wa5 mon ms idulSet. Wan er-
warte caber nitht, caB mir uns biesmal gu
nener Sriit9obe oerltehen peroen. Scnnen
tpir un1ere @etoer nidlt auf erne frteollebe
@eiIe eintrciben, IO iIno mir ncth9ecrun9en
unIer 3tsl auf gerittlife QSetle Su erre1den
spcsu es bcffentlib nld)t fcmmen nlro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03
nT Teue QSanren.-Siaaf Nar

o. Neue Waaren,-Siaaf Nar'
ter bat Elm Iehr grpBe6 enforcement neuer
6rabln9ssu. .Somer&jiiter erbaltert tpcrau!
er basDublifum III elmer anrernSpalte uniea
rer beutiqen Summer aufmerfiam madt.
N8tr baben ieine 9lusDabl gum Shetl beles
hem uno fDnnen cebermann bic gerllferun9
aebeu, bas 1cme @1are nitbt auetn iebr gut
unp seIhmadoou 1T, icneern oaB audi ietne
Nreiie na1 Gji1te Der 9Saare, betlpleaoa
niebrid GIr1o.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03
go 0ebt es-

gs erei9nen fld i'm menldltten seben
5fters Dinee, bic unierm flh ent9e9eniten's
menben Wtllen bpd5dbnlid, bic SplBe tbrer
s,Srner bteten. - Sc mddtt9er Der gSloer'
5tono lit, ben mir leiiteu oeitc empfnclther
perben bic 0fippenEOBe, bic mir erhalten,
uno pcbl coer libel, am @nce mll0er plr
bic 8od5natur unlere5 Sdid1alS bod aner'
fenuen. 9Senn mir bei oieier slnerfennnn9
uus niht Iagen millIen, mir taben etnen
: Bcf aelhcNen," 70 sebSren mir immer noeb
III ben @liiflid,en bieler @rce. Die 9lud>
lihen bieier Grce ftno aber etn gar ei9ens
tbiimlihes S6lfdhen. 9lls einf Der 9naol9e
Qaubespater franf banieoerldg nno Der Sob
id,on .Salt an Ieiner 9rc6en 3che 9enommen
hattie, las ein beritbmter 3auterer in cen
Sternen, baB i'm ba5 {,emo etnes @jlltdlts
d,en tpieoer retten f6une. Jiatllrlid mnBte
@raf Sturs fo9leih auf bic Neiie> Inn etn
ioldes Semo aufSntrelben. 9fah Wonates
laneem pergebliden Suden in Staoten nno
D5rfern, als er eire6 Wcr9en6 curh Elm
ft6nes @ielentbal fubr, bDrte ct fol9enben
@elans:
csud,bei irt BIN ern frpher Widt,
Ole h6tt' i'd, Sltrlten7Gjllter
SD, LADY Guh filbn in'S Sln9eltdt
Sbr ltolsen Wammcn5tltter.
cSuhhei! id) bin eitt retdher Manlt,
Der Guern Settsl mifen fam.
Graf Sturs trat naher, lieB Tdl nit benz
Sduaer, Der natIrlth elmer bon ben @ladlie
hen bieisr groe mar, in cine llnterreouns
Elm unb freute Gh, enotid leiuen Wann ses
funben su baben. ST madte itn baber
NIT benz 3pefe ietner Neiie befannt uno
fd(pg nit Der Sttte nm ein S.emc BON itm,
oas. wie befauut, bic QSuncerfraft befa6e,
Der fSnisiiben Majeifdt bas eeben Su retten.
Gin Semo BON mir 2" perleste Geit
yRit ltaunenppllen Wlenen;
..@s tbut mir in Der Seele leto,
Damit fam idh niobt plenen;
csd, babe pcQallf 5reuo nno 8ind,
siaein BON joemoen aid9t eln Stllf,',
sebt es:- Giner bon ben Gladl'l
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Wfan iast, baB bic pripatbiblictef bes ,in'
lferbl'hen Wasbinstcns, tpelhe ge9en 8, 900
Sdnoe entbielt, bon einem Mnttquar ttn
$4,000 sefouft spcrOen iei. Die 8iblictbef
umfaBte oiele fcitbare Werfe, gum 2beil
@eldenfe, Die Der generat bon boafte9en>
ben perlonen erbielt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

3eitunsspo it9elb.- @S fno 1est
9luSGdten ocrtaucen, baB ca6 frlthere pcits
ae1et, tpcnad 3eitlm9en 80 Weilen fpelt fret
NIT Der poit perlanot fperberL tpteoer errldls
tet wirb. OieIer @e9enitano maro Dor elnt
aenEaeen imGongrel1e sur Sprahe 9ebradt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

r Ieuer Stcbr. = QSenn nnlere
Qeler mcblfeile limo ilberoieS lebr quite uno
mobilize Waaren bra,tden 70 otlrfen lte nur
bel Nlerancer @aruter anrufen. OaB er
duser(t blDi9 perfauft, bepeiBt feline stnSsl9e
in eiller anoern Spalte unIcreS Slattes.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

9eM Swisss fam am 5. slpril burd
MontscmerD, 9Ila., um bon ba meiter mad
Georgia Su reiieu. @r wuroe iiberall nit Be,
ebreneoulten 9lus;eihnuna empfanaen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Ct 9c,uts, 10. 9lpril. Das Dampfs
fdif Charter Saf perbrannte geIterm 9lbeno.
Der erife Susenieur ano anbere perfonen
taren tn ben Slam,nea um. Das Boot fat
te eine retde eaoung an Borb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

slm ls. slpril purpe in Dasbuston be
8rllnonns Der 0iepublf Sranfreid nit elmer
Snffs9>rnsefiInn mns Sl~n'inntien t.r S3au>
fer 9efeiert. Die @iuwcbner lberlieeen 1td,
Dem srDBten gnthuitasmus. Mebre Gcns
sreBslleper bIelten 9ieoen an bic psrfammel>
te Mende.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Anefbcte aus paris.-Die pariler
Sdtter ersdbleu, bae Die slmmen oerSoaup t.
itabt benz prppilorilhen Commencement ibre
|2lufmartun9 semaht uno lth aug patrictiss
mus bereit erfl6rt bdtten, ale nad benz "a
Sebruar gebcrne Sran;cien 1T II 4
III Idueen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Sr. SeSier fop auf leiner Gelfe nahVses
rifo aIs 5sooamdhtister Geiancer in Stews
Srleans erfldrt baben, caB er, penn nldt
idI eunis Srieten erlansen fDnne, to9letd'
cine feinolihc Stclluns ee9cn bic msrlfant'
fhe 6e9ierun9 einnekmen meroe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

9sad elmer gerbeiratbuns lit Connecticut
tabm Der 8rdutisam ben preoiger auf lebr
9ebeimntBpolle Beife bei Seite uno fraqte
,tbn NIT tptsperncer Stimme: ,,86nnen Ste
Sbre 3ablung nibt in &artofeln beraus.
nebmen2"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

slus Watamcras miro seIdreten, bae
bort 2 Mdnner arretirt wcrben flno, melhe
Dor einiser 3eit ben prdG Gbenten Der @befer
@cuntD Sanf in penuiDloanien Inn einen
lebr 9rcBen Setra9 Der Sacten einer 8anf
beraubten. Sie hatten nod 10000 Jeoten
in ibrem 8eIs.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Die 8rase usBas 1T oeiratb 2" beants
,pcrtet ein iarfaitilher after Sun9aeiele auf
fcl9encer Weile uG6 1T Der eiete ben prps
SeB MAIDEN = 0tah Dem Mastenbale ree
Srantitances beim beleu Ga9e6liht mad
Soaule aeben -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Ole Seihliil1e oes @cngreGes, NORM sur
Grridtung Der franiDflben Nepublif @lld
sewiinid1t miro, fol- Sr. 3. &. Somer mad
paris brin9en. ST 9ebt NIT benz Steamer
QSasbinqt9n al.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

!3tpei Der fleinlten 3tper9e in Der 9anSen
Welt, eS Gnb fleine Weiblein, nett u. {hou
pie 8een-fcllen auf benz @eSe mad sme'
rita feir.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Sm oaule Der 8efesgebunB BON WaGa
hnfets, Der nod fein eano befIst, einen ge'
'plnen Thetl Der ednoereieu, bic iu MaRa
hufetts lit Maine eienet, unter Der 8eoin.
9lln9, I'D, carauf permanent ansuGeoeln
umIonf su aeben.,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Sr. @lef elm a9ent eouiS pbilippe's, bat
fur oas @bellep 0cufe unb fir aneren,ens
De 9runolfilde, tpelhe Der BinniIlmmets
8errps@pmpasnie i'll Mafahuietts aetSren,
100000 sebcten. Diefes Sefstbum liest
in elmer iebr retSencen @eaeno.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

9ta6 ben, ,, Detroit 9lopertiler" oerlhi6te
Ger Staat Mihisan int peraoGeuen Sabre
eine Millicuen Tae Metl, 2 Wiaicneu 8us
idel Muisen, cine Nllion pflnlo Wcae uno
nah 8erb6ttniB aneere prpcufte.