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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-10
DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN
.4ff0rn<ra and (OaensNYOrs-6f-L N0W.

s7HOI"SHS dsH C0n"Ss1"T" 10 :, 1,.,,uf
Office + street, the 1reaswy DeYdrtms",o a
WILL give prompt attention to claims before any
w departments of the government, or before Co ~
and also in the courts OF the DISTRICT ana III
preme Court of the United States. ,ad
Address Green & Green, Washington city, poa7eP'
Nov. I6--u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-10
Ry II. GREEN, .s.sctSoneer.

CLoTHING, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, &c. AT
~ AUCrlON-On Saturday, the llth instant, shan
SELL in front of the Centre Market, AT 10 O'Clock, m
good lot of coats pantaoons Shirts dry goods Shoes boots
&c.
Also good lot OF furniture, cooking and other stoves
with ma ny other articles not necessary 10 ennmene.
Terms cash. a. phEEN, Auct
March 9
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n ARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE LADIES!-GREA
N SACRIFICE!-SELLING OFF FOR CASH!-FANC
GOODS FOR PRESENTS, &c.-On Tuesday, the It'll
March, JOHN II. GIBBS will commence selling belop co
his elegant stock OF French fancy goods, consisting Of
Splendid fans of every description
Reticues, purses, Paris ribands, flowers, wreahs
Collars, cuffs capes, merino vests
Pocket handkerchiefs, fiinges, gimps
Children's muts, frocks, pantaloons, jackets, &c,
Jewery card-cases, porte monnaes, cardrays
Work boxes, fancy boxes, writing cases
Ladies' companions, toilet bottles, vases
Fancy baskets travelling bags &c
The sale will continue till the stock is reduced for the
pose of making alterations for the spring business.
]. II GIBBS
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets
March Stiff
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49, FOR RENT, commodous dwelling house on
Hiia Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known the
Ill Sir BuiidingS' This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar ganet-Prce $3.50 per year.
Ennnre al the Union Office.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-10
Hv RI. ~. DYER, .YuctjOneer.

Ry X. ": DYER .fucttOneer.
FLOODED FlLLY AT AUCTION.--On Saturday mon
ID ing next at half past o'clock shall sell, in front
the Centre Market house. biooded fily, years old
Terms cash r. w. DYER,
March St Auctoneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-10

DOCKS, BOOKS, BOOKS!-On "Wednesday evenin
ID March ~, l8l9 shall commence the sale, by auctia
(and continue each succeeding evening until all sold
OF the valuable and extensive private library of Henry
Fox esq, deceased, late her Britannia Majesys minsa
books in every department of literature, many OF whd
in splendid bindings and all in fine condition. Caa
logues OF the books ready for distribution, and
books themselves will be ready for inspection wei
prior the sale, my room, I'd door from Al we
Pennsy lvania avenue. Sale to commence each evenings
u O'clock Terms cash
w. M. MORRISON
hIarchk -ctaNKrt ~ Ito Aurtlonee
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The following petitions and memorials have been pre-
sened under the rule and referred to the appropriate
committees
of Holday sburg sylvania, praying for law to be
passed which shall empower the Postmaster General to
| make an allowance MIR. Dearmont his contract No
1901 and praying that may be referred to the Commit
tee the Post Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. BOWLIN: The memorial OF the steamboat
agents the city OF ST. Louis, asking the speedy action
upon system oflegsaton to guard against the ecur
of accidents in steamboats,; referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole the state OF the Union
BY Mr. CHAPMAN. The memorial of the corporation of
Georgetown, upon the subject OF the navigation oil The
Potomac, and asking an appropriation for the improve
By Mr.. CROWELL. The petition of Thomas H. Good
Aad Kent, and others, citizens OF summit county,
Ohio aa tine sassn ne the D cnson
plough reasons; and among them, because me
said Jehro Wood and his heirs have already enjoyed the
patent for period of twenty eight years. referred 10 the
By Mr. DUNCAN of Ohio. The petition of citizens of
Delaware county Ohio, asking the establishment OF post
office at Strattold, in said Delaware county, .,. -
BY Mr.. FICKLlN, The petition OF a large number OF
citizens of Edgar county, Illinois, for the reduction OF post
| Bv Mr. GRINNELL. The petition of Barton Rickeson,
harbor formed by the Delaware breakwater. ~ ~
SON asking pay for certain property lost while in the
vice OF the United The petition from various citl
,ps sa sp saint ol Railroad Company
BY Mr. MOSES HAMPTON The petition of G. Evans,
law autboainp the government to purchase his patent
right prevention of explosions OF stean-boers refer
red to the committee on Taents . &C
By Mr. HARRIS The petition Of Howell Rose and fifty,
five Others Of the counties OF Coosa, Au9a ana
Shelby in the State of Alabama praying the establishment
OF mail-route begin Weumpka, and end az Colnn
biana Shelby county, in SAID State The petition OF TWEEN
tyone members of the Alabama legislature representing
the counties of Madison Bount, Marshall ST CaiT Jeher-
son. Shelby Autauga, and Montgomery ioI the establish
ment OF a naloute from Huntsville TO Montgomery IN
| said State. -, III, r
Jesta captured volunteer, praying for relei refer
| red TO tie Committee Military Affairs
BY Mr.. LEFFLERi The petition OF sundy citizens OF
Iowa praying grant of land to said State TO aid In the
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
$ 300 Reward :
North GnOrriC

North GEORGETOWN, April II. l948.
We the undersigned do certify that on til,
18th. Of April 1S4S John CobIs and Susan
Musser did absend from their Families and
are now travelling unknown. Said John
Cobb has left q wife and 3 smaI children in
Knox Township, CoIunbiana Go unity, Ohio,
andSusan MuSser has left her husband Of the
same place. The Said Musser agrees and
binds himself to pay $500 Rcward for ares
ting them and send them back. Said
Cobbs is a stout men, about 5 Feet lii hig.l.
years Of age, fresh color, has sandy
hair very curly. Susan Musscr is a wei 81
z Female, about 22y ears Of age, black hair
and dark complexion. She is a Pennsy !vania
Dutch and talks the English poorly. lie is a
Jersey eymcnand speaks the English very well
They left in IA Yellow Buggy drawn by Il
gray mare Of about three years old.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
~ Hotg92 OU8%)
8 t 9 s i.

Ger llnter;ct,netc benad,rjtbtigt bicrmjt
ieinc 5reunoe uno ras pubhfnm uberhaupt
oaB er 70 ctcn in Se9ritf lit, clncn ncuen
@alb Stcbr, III ccmlelben 2ef1lc, ,pc frllter
s. .. @itcp5 Strbr, cine Ihltre n6roIid y.
&brahom eYadl Shuhitobr uno 0e9cnubcr
Der Stootballe Sn erHfusn' 81 cs41lt age
Scricn Hplt
ssucG$D~Src1I
uno Stohy9utcru ubsrh1upt, 70 nu5Gciudt
Nuo aeicbma6ocu, pie Ne in ir9eno etnen
Der hicGBcu Stchr gu fuoen lluo uno 1T euts
idlc1eu, eieielte 70 blul9 III oerfoufcn, ais
Ie III bielem Sheite oes 9aucr6 su baben
Itnc. 81 halt brit1nci9 ouF Soono
sScrti9c Sacio;'a9afEttcec
bon ocu beltcn 9|rteiteru, eeituafoolI uno
couerhaft oerfertl9t. 9llS proftliher Raufs
mam II, crf1hrener &enner oller rStohrAllter
| Eihmeiihelt or ild) eirlcnIhell Der tfentIld,en
0unit Su peretenen uno i'll erhalten.
l7:b. y. 9lerlnocr 0alntcr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
Narl WovDsnbmo.
SG,td,htnNpr Canton, ShtD.

@cr untsr,eidnett halt rt9 rerFFlDtct le'.
= lncn pc,tbcn Suncen fir ras lDn fis ohber
oe(ebenttc 3utrautn teincn bersllbten oant "t5u,
ttatttn unp tetunret c c3lSbl pABer tr'taDrt 1ElH
SuAtinccvscfb1ft auf tcincn alttn pi"se TN ppT's
tcn Stctc pes e5ct1urcs, no l6 hie reutihc Srt!>
dcrci bcfineet, 81 tctreiten. Or 'if entl@er:n 70
rnhfriI ~ tnr en-, ais rg:,b cu anccrcs Gtatliiie
mrnt i'm Staatc III tbun i'm Stanpe If II. rertrrl1t
t6nrc, ae(dmafprGe ,np panerba atte Artsit 5" lles
feru, botIsnp ,i9 earur@ per Gnnit res pntI'tums
wi,ei9 5u mahen.
CO. gr i1terni,umt gauge Scb.9trbs1tea II.
ein,elue Bidder audi rcparlrt, ooer blnoet
uber, alte 8id,er, perfertlat Srnnetborel
,,. Al ben biui9iten Yreilen uno an pse Fur
,elte 0,cti,. @arl &aroenburg.
Santpu, Mirl Is. 1913. liz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
SszD1,. S1uo1HpA
9lrit uao 9Suaoarst iii Sparta,
@tlrf So. Shln.

-IuTT GU, IVNU'
Or Bauer bietet hlcrmlt Dem ceutlfen
publifnm er9ebeuit (eine Gtenife an. 2uf'
mrrflame Stuoten uHo pIeIjdbrf9e prorls
erIauben tbm DE Gerltderung 3u 9ebenr oaB
er i'm Staupe 1T, alle teFannten &tauthetF
ten, ocneu Die menl,ullhe fatur nnterpor1
fcn 1T, ~ beilen. Seionoers s Steber u.
QB G h hIelfieber tlnu er uufehlbar
furircn fau6 man f2lne Bcrfhriften befoat
Or, Bauer mar Sellar3t i'll TapoIecn's 9Ir'
mee. Seine GrfabruH8cu i'm SADIE Der Wee>
ci,in, Iptpie tiIi9e 0iednun9en qeben tbm
ncfnuns auf einen Sbeil Der DfentIlheu
Stuff.
Sparta, 9lrril II. 1S49. 17-6N
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
Soaltet de! Saltet de!
s 800 Bslobnun9!
9GprtzNeoroetctpn, Ohio.

lBir, Die llnterseidneten, beltelnleen, eaB
am l3, 9lpril l849 Spbn Sobbs nno
Wt 0 er ibre Sanlllten cers
(eeen uno ieet in unbefannten Steilen bes
Qanbes lid, umbertreiben. SelaBter Scbn
Scbts perlies feline 6rau une orel tleine
climber in !Rncr Gaunlbip, @clnmbiana So,
sjhio. uno Suianua Moler perliee ibren
Gbeoatten chen bafelblt. Seiaater Mcicr
ner1Sriht unc perpfihtct Nh, $ 3 90 gu be-
:abIen Sspem, Der Ne fef ,immt uno suriids
Iiefert, SeIaater @cbbs 1T itarf 9ebaut, un>
.osf,h- oz s NuB bod, S7-3s Sabre aft, bat
s;,s ss,s'' ns,,,nc earbe snD belize freQisesSaar.
e!ne 9ela"EcSc cc,S1.. Z =, .'nuebmeno, unsefdbr
p Sabre alt, Don mittIstsg .Vss> '''D"'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26

oelSs uuo Sdfabrtspertras BON 1881 pirs
wleoer erneuert uno foa in peaer &raft ayf.
retht erbalten p.roen.
abithnitt l8.-GIte 3ufubren Der 8erein
Staaten&Iruppen, tpelhe nod in Werife
ltatienrt bleibsn icllteH leGsu frei bon sl6s
9aben jeoer slrt leiu.
slblhnltt 10. - SeSiebt iIh auf ben ScaHs
osl0uertebr III BEN sur 3cit ucd, bon Serc;r.
StaatsnsSrnppen tclsBten l,dfcu uaS pldz
beu.
Slbihnitt 2G.-N(teu jNancct5waaren fcu
Die G'nfubr III D1eritc 9eitattet ltin, wenu
SpIhen Der llute;S ;Scidnuua bee Ssrtra9c6
uno Der llcber9ate Der 3cUb;uer Weni3er
ais so Gage ocrRieBen.
Nbldnitt 2l.-Gllle 3'piiti9feiteu nno Giis
terenSen Spilhct ben teiocn Re9ierun0cn
leuen thnftl9 eush eln frennetofIldeo
ScmprcmiB 9cIhIcden pcrcsn.
9blhnitt %. - &ntbalt Serabrcbun9clI
tbr oen SAT-, raB spiIdlen ben bcioen Mcputs
l'fen rptecer Gtie9 ouSbrehcN lollte.
abhnitt 23.-Oer 8ertra9 fol- erlt Sill
tl9telt erba!ten ourd, bic Qualification bce
priioenten uno Seuats Der Ser. Staoteu
Il. bcs YrdGcenten u. aaaemcinenScn3reG, 6
bon Wcrifo, lpatcitens 1T bier Wouateu
pom 2teu Sebruar.
lnteriedluet; &C. .. Gri0.
49,. Scuis Suep a g.
Sern. Scnta.
gf q. Srt It a / H.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
Gj1cber! Stte9cr!!
Seut 6 ct .Su 0 bonoeI
G 4 II t O 2rg
I0o alses M0aIid'it rpcb!fcjl une Die mciltsu,
9lrtttrl Su pltltacu
NrctYcet ocrGat,ft &pcrDc.,.

0S;uu iIh Der lluter,rihuPt h;prr;t or
lmbt be Nufmerfluu,frtr rex nrrr,rIit,e,,
Dubl,tums uberbarpt ouf iein y}nr'r,Iansr yt"
III lcnfcn, lr fam cr NIT g}frorj11rn n~S,1'
her,1. bof hn{Tclbe r,tnr,ehr nfIt rrr s$n,snv
ans fof oItrn E5d,prm nrr Ii,crnr,;+'o,' > oit;t
lrulh1f,cn rrU,rIrt;rt wv ~ ~, ~ :" Sou
eiuioe o(lfrnor, tr.ro,,r,, -, r,,,rr,' "'''I ~
Sbct( hss g>nproths hfi(rhf n1n,cmtIi|, tii' "'
5krn(roiirhe 0jssrer s$,tsI' ' 80, Gatt W"o.
F1fkrlii},r nnh 9mt,l4,e -, t.;"t; 'H"1 "'s
OIu6m1hl WihrInrIfr. oln>o,|,.S' :, "a,
betbj,her fur brI5cr gnufs}lTnnr,, ~
llntcrr,rhfs. cshrl nm dtros,ni.tr;;?.a,. 49,,
rcutite II. en1llihe q y 6 Gvra',,na Ia1L's"f
unb SrhuItrrher. rrmtl4,r a;rrh'5.l"ISro,I 'i''ISo
nentit,c-n Tren,b JUbrtrrb,IfrT crat;f4,'
h,ut;hs uuS hcrti+,< srrIiiIr fVr,n,9St;t'' '9tn''
0nImrtfhrr, 9lctiruorn'a ,r, .oG;"nrn,,' G'".',
hiItcz unb G;e1hirhta I,Icr f. gs~,"snh;O ~ w.
II. @a(ferfunSe; mcnicinir,s1I}erFs "hn', plt"-
nothii4,p - Observation-Disclosures / Ga'r Gna',r,,S WY
S,nnthpf, y p2rh,~,fnr;fI',he aI: IS%r. f".9'
Grdnntn,;c,, dSr T0,1rcrt Gft ~. E''' ~
ferlJnsm1hI bfntifrr1o1Ifrr n,,'s"tgG ~, 49,
GiSthe 0,rod.+o,Sno6r IN : On NC .'.,'G'
f;h, Sihif;sr Qt;rr, c>,rf CT;nnc Sg SII..
tc t, SNI.rst ts.'R ''""u, V'''"$v, 3t""
Ha",n>ns ",I,s'';,'I',2'. ~. -, O,V'o9'ef.
nan, mnN enol o,rtnr, =, ht''t,o., t't.,sSt W
lt;r MIC . hirrs fon, HScn"r,,t;~,,,u ;",,>u "es'
Serreid, qom1rtinr,s i,s NsHrt5s," NstT.,,"'": yu.'
Sheofinenre w. { ~ 9Ssrte t,N", eu' S"r ~
tcr,. ol1ubt beng hscIn1rr ,,,;e h"' s . . Nv
ben Srtbcrprcu mje ocH S}otinnrltr,, ",." 49,,
9lurpltbeu mic 3. bcm6cro,hcn, ben qrh.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
;atr Subfcr;pt:pu!

auF oas IdAone, nad ieinen llmfar9e reif..
haltt9e nno Su9leth mphlfelllte 1T, leincrSens.
renS uno Jttdtuu9 llberolIte :
9St9ano'S @onoerlAtion5 Serifpu.
Sur olle Stdnoe.
Sputdnbio in II Sdnoen. cScoer Gt. in ID.
Soeften, leDe6 Neft III 5 Spoen. preis Neft
bler9cnommen nur 8 Sts. Sb4. pber /,
bis 4S. joeft ilno bereit6 eritier tn uno tcu~
men etn9elehen merben-allm0 a 81 Selfeflunn
an9encnmen ipuo BET Ntilipp Sti,rtc.2
So ipNte oieles III jeber 8 e;ebnno onsoes
Seldlnete blllloc serfun in tS.iner NoRsbibicz
thef fsbleu. Soier ruy emilae yGprte i,hpr ~.
Hittua9, aus Dem Spr Gprt Der Ger(aoss
banoltnS
,IN9tmrine 0Yrnftbcnf.ttr oirtts MIR t,,r -.
iptl.yc itd lbrsr ttruf. pcrrtn. 9u rietrn S>rst
NIn taDrt rem 0rrerc1 Q8c9, ais bic Nirnuno ,,,n
cr 0ftencn eAttrn Stcht, MIR Del, c;,cn r,1hrknft
tre1en ut"n su n>tien, rer IN einrn scmi(Tcn
Sr SF eGrnn 8 [Gnepelpp&rp7 cinactrctrn mar
r"s ~ ''le SetEntnrt3tclt II. nls &crnrfuik, reI.
We pc rneptlpr1rit6cn Q4crfc ins Sctrn nrr,,fr,,
oer GelrDrtc, Oct ric Oittcricn irs l5mmcIs rnt'
lSDlcNrt' ttDlt Zen Sran8 NIT trlncr trrunatrrs
2SaDrgctt atIb IN eas Stcn tcfrccnp cin,u1rrif.,,
np rle ttsbrr nnr fur pie uattricten SntcrrfTrn hr
setens 1Dat9cn tne er9riftn ron elmer Scbn(l1hs
nrer 'Drs SOrl!c, aecr tDrc QScrttAtt Dina,ts IN
rll1cn unp Glnl!dt lu 9rip,nntn in rcn Sutan,mr,,
pnh9 IN rlce>ettec Or eri9cn Nuttr unc scr ,rrh
lslncen Mcnidenwelt Oietm &epurtniE enp mri.
lere SetriseiSuT8 lu nrrbafftn, unp 10 rraJ6 ,nss
gu arretrn amber Grreiduna oes onacrcute:tu 3,rfs
cas NJ olc Aut9atc, pit mir inns 0ricut h,hru C.
WtI'n g "''gl wle per rrbeS1narlsmu5 mill, pie 6nh~
F'De1lpen prr@t9cerrt mcrrcn IT, ccn @tauh nrr "a
m''nbstt, tpnoern re 9lcrri9cn er.phrn ~ fen Sk'
yen rer Nenl6te't, unp hasu rertnt ts fe s.so u'
net, als s.n Ssrt. ras Suret 8tmlinfaslie Saw,
lv"aa8 @uss G5lli.,.H5wertbcn unr purt9 psn N !.
eG'shs " prCss. eer rir8cnp #, umbtr
S4n F"st sin SVttstn4 IA wsrs
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&C. .. Sri t.
Rouis Sueo a 8.
9 c II. 6 Q II t q.
SIC t q. Grit # al II.
nuter;eihuet

Sa q. eeuis tcftnoet Tb eine Srau, we(s
dye Muttsr bon % Rnoern lit. sic 1T nod
oie6eits Der 36 Sabre. Sie bat Slofnun3
oa5 ta!be jeunoert voQ gu MAIDEN. - Seio
fru Oh t b a r uno me bret gud,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26

ra9er i'm @eltht, bat ihwarsss Olar uno
lit bunfter @omrlcripn Ste 1T psnniplpa,
nlft>oeutIt uno lprld,t ltbledt en9lifo1: er
1T bon yte,psSeriep, faun feia ceGtfth, lpsiht
oaae9en DIE ensIllte Sprade gut. Sie osr-
lteecn ibre Qeimatb in stuem oelben Bu9oD
nit einer graneil oreijibrisen Mihre.
G Ger Gin bc;cbe m,6 Gle llns
ter{trifteu einSuIcucen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
9BoDnlmsspe rdnberuns.
g5ots1I 2JtrroNg.

3eiot 1eiuen &uuocn nno oen1 publltum
eroebsnlt an, oaB er isine 8rccerp lit Die
nDrblid,e Marftltraee, 9e9enuber eer Stoots
bate in caslelbe @ebdnce, no Oaolo plrs
roma @rccsrD helt, oerle9t bat, 100 er fort@
fdbrt aue9lrten BON GreeerieS 81 perfaufen.
Santpn Den 4. 9lprll. l6>b.D.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
@ueitcrs>Sffce, Starf go.
(Snnfnu NRSr, "a 1919

Stahridt miro biermit 9esebeu, bas Die
Searo Of Equalization bon Starf @ountD
lbre jdbrlihe Sisung in Ger 9lmtsitnbe bes
9luoltors balten miro, be9inueno am 2ten
Wcntas nddten slprIls, I'M &laqe su b6s
ren uno bewegltbes uno unbeme9ld,es @is
9enthum su equali1lren Die oarln Setbeis
li9ten ilnb eriuht at erfdeinen,
Wm. s.. Surfe..
l3-6m. stuSItcr pen Statt Gp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
OeutfAe6 @affhauS
gum
Stts 9Soofter Sotel

III eitertysSraBe, Wcriter, gSayne 60
Netnrih 9Sinter en,pfehlt ietn,
felt pieleu Satrcn beitebeuoes uno jeet lehr
perbe0ertes Sjaithau5 Dem 9eehrten Nnbli
FUN. Gute5 ecsi5, quite Scott nno 9etrdnte
lcpphL mie quite Stauun9 fur Nfcrre miro
9e9en biQi9c Nehnun9 oerllhert.
gSpplter, Den Is. Mdrt lS4S. l3>2W
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26

eint pcN Sirfenh0rot @antcn
9eroSabetn, Hbeinpfals.
Derielbe ipannerte un9erdhr Dor IL Sab
ren nad ben Ser. Staaten aus uno CAB pcr
nnsef6br Sahren Die leste Nofriht bon
lId aus 9ouiSpllle &D.-@s miro ocrmutbet,
paB er 5td in 0ouispiae ooer in Der um9e'
scnb aafbdlt. Der llaterseidaese blttet jf'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
es'lropGifcbc ySacl,ricbteu.


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Soroan ltebt I'm Der Spise Der O}ars
burger uno le|tet 9dlHlih ibre sh,sele9cnbeis
tcu.
Sn Darmitaot TnS bic Gurupereiue
,pleoer erlaubt.
Sn Saoen 1T bic 3iihtisung BEL Dem
NlIItdr ab9eidaft uuo tet cen Silrlfen
clu9eflbrt ncrben !
Das 9lnleben Metternth %
9lnf en Gerilht gOtetternih BON feilem
Shpic9eriobne III llugarn aufgenpmmen,
erflart berielbe pffentlih uno feicrlidI onB
CT ben Slrlten nlht III leinsm Soauie anineb,
met lpcroe,
Ole 0taticnalgarbe Nten's 1T beretts
40, 900 Mann itarf. Sei ben Sluftritten am
IA. wei9erte lh bas italieniltbe Ne9imeut
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nen Gjal9en errtd,tet, uuo &c. Curf9elauht
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baeei erfldrt, paB oies Die tpcbloetoiente 2cs
oeslfrofe Iei. Die 9!usltellun9 ndbrte ben
oon,en Gag uuo Sitemano na9te es, oas
8olf ab bicler @recuticN 81 nerhluoern,
8erliu.- Nah einem Sriefe aus Ser.
lin pom 20. NldrS foll bic 3ahl Der bel cen
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i 14-174O belaufen. - Ser 9rD6te 2bell be,
aefallenen Spfer bat aus Sarsern beltaneen
0ph llnp audi iehr oiele Der Soerotf5ier'
aefaaen, wclhe, ais ile cas Sclrnerbeer 81
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Dfcrpe fcmmanoirten, bon ben tpadern Gar
6efhiibeu nit Der Fhern Sahle heruaterSe
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ocrtebenbcr trauriser Nahrtdt hobberSl9
Mduuer acknowledgement uno BADEN el''
i Sunme BON $500 Doa. Sur llnterltllsun9 Dc
QStttuen unb Maiien Der fur Die Sre1be'
@efaQenen Sulammen9ele9t.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26

G:c-t>n sans frifh, 70 cbsn erbalten nnp tils
1ytI\Ut lis su baben bei SrbH Tirrrns,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-26
&ciens=SS 0cbricfstet,.

Die Ser. ct. NampfsSrc9atte WedIllppi
ut am l6 slprll III Scltcu eiu9etrcfeu. sic.
oerlteB Sera Srus am 2. 9lpril.
9lae Wcbluuterrihteten in Sera Cru, beo.
ten ose Slullbt, paB Der Srattat pom inertia,
nnheH ecn9reB rotiffrt weroen wilrce
nn9eadtet Der Ser. ct. Seuat mebre uit,
unwidati9e 9lmenpemcnts oamit ocruabm,
Sen. Scctt uuo .Ser, Grtlf peroen taa!id
III Scra SruS erwartet.
Santa slnna ltcate at Sbrtlt Nuqbcs,
cen 9puperucur BON Salapa> bas @elud,
Ibn 9aIt!lt su empfan9en sa er'snen Wae
babe, nm W3erifc bu uerIaIIeu. Sbriif S,us
9bes scs lbm init Gompa9uien Draasner
unp l @cmpa9nie sIrtilerie tis iur j,acieu
oa eueerp entae9en. Santa 9lnua miro iih
pnhrlhelntth i'm brlttllheu Steamer mad,
Sapanna einitiffsn, bon pa nad slntiaua
9eten uno sulest ieiH wsitsres Sc dics III
Jamaica abparten.
Ger prcpeller WaGahufetts Iaa i'm s,a.
fen bon Sera Grul UNI Sen. Scott II, Nru
lrlt nad einem n0seIbeu oafeu Der Ier
Staaten 3u brtn9en.
Neuere Serbte aus Californian melbeu
oaB Der Seetaoet Genaut lpeeauabam ana
Baltimore bon ben @ueriDas ermorpet nor
Nen fci,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-11-11
FROM THE PACIFIC.

The last advices overland are from Callao ,r,
September 20, and from Valparaiso TO August So
The Congress Of Chill sll in session The al,oss
bill has passed the Chamber Of Deputies in nearly the
form as that IN which it passed the Senate.
motion has heen brought forward in reference to pnbl
educai that The Government should enter upon
fully and that inspectors should lie appointed, who shah E
all the schools established that may be established
the republic, whether they be public private.
Fifty thousand dollars has been proposed should b z-
proprated TO be used ly the President bis discretion
tracing engrans from Europe. An agent of the GpEsE9
men went Forward in the last steamer negotiate in EuFoy
the matter. The Mercario says The first thirz
which the European emgant asks Of America is olcrao sc
his religious opinions Freedom in the public worship c Cos
would attract more European emigAns 10 Chill than miHnE
of dollars.
EcUAnoa-The prospects Of this republic appear to "a
growing brighter majority Of the Representatives cbos
to the Congress which to open the 18th OF Sep,D
Der belong to the Liberal patty. Gen. Flores has been
PEELED from New Genaa against which decree he has P0S
shed long protest His absence from Ecuador enabeS tE
opposition to act with bodness and freedom than at
ing 10 coucert with him.
PERu.--The revolutionary movement in Peru has tsRI
completely suppressed. The President has asked for
binary powers enable him deal summary witt, the ss
prisoners.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-11-11

THE WONDERS OF THE TELEGRApu--We yes
terday gave returns received by Magnetic Tele-
graph from no less than eighteen States Of the Union
They were sufficiently full to settle the question o
the Presidency, in all human probability. The
achievement was truly extraordinary. No less than
three millions of freemen voted in different parts
Of the Union, and many of them scattered thou
sands of miles asunder. And yet by means of the
Telegraph, information was received in Philadel-
phia from eighteen of the thirty States-informa-
ton of character sufficiently comprehensive to
enable us at midnight The day of election to form
pretty definite opinion as to the result. This we
believe to be unexamped ia The history Of the world.
1t at once illustrates the propriety of general vote
on the same day, and the utility of the great disco
very Of modern science.-PhH. kaquirer.
TO the above we might add, as further iIlustra-
tive Of the wonders of the Telegraph" that, aid
ed by the enterprise Of the Editors of the Boston
.4ds, WHO COLLECTED the night of the election the
returns of votes from two hundred and eighty-one
towns out of the three hundred and twelve COM
prising the State Of Massachusetts, the Telegraph
informed us Of the result in that State before we
had ascertained the results in the adjoining counties
Of Maryland and Virginia.