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Accordingly ca ,psvcs, thero IL exported from Hungary
per 300 900 tof lbs each) Of WOOL equal
900 lbs. WORTH average price, Sl2 900
This will form forty per cent Of the whole German supply
Il the case that country being the theatre OF
carried with barbartes that these hocks
exposed the depredaons Of marching armies Not only
So the stocks OF wool are, la the disturbed Of the
county, scarcely available. At first, Kossuth
payment under the impression thar the Austrian
government would ultimately acknowledge them. On the
advance OF the allies however, the notes burnt
wherever found, and consequently everything, except
ducats refused or WOOL for other produce Next to
France, which contains s9Oo0ooo sheep, and England
which % 100000 Hungary is tho largest woclgrowef
Spain having but l400O sheep s easy perceive
how important influence this state Of affairs must have
upon the value OF the staple.
The -four market, which had been active at improving
prices has under large receipts in face Of desire to
ceve foreign news become heavy and prices disposed TO
give way sales mixed western IS 81 80 -; suaigh,
State IS so SO ST. do. Ohio IS 60 IS 81; pure Gen
e.ee s. 62} 80 rs Alexandria IS 81 80 ~ George
town IS 80 50 62t; Petersburg city mills - Si
Rye -four has advanced to 80 rs 80 81 Corn meal 70
arrive 50 80 Wheat IL held firmly, white Gcnesee 81 n
81 so Ohio 81 10 81 IS; inferior North Carolina 81
Rye remains 81 81 Oats in good supply sta sI
Corn is quite duh. and lower, sales round yellow
81 6si cents do 62t 81 cents; white southern
81 a SO cents.
The exports Of bresdstuns from the United States Il
Great Britain and Ireland September August Is.
lolowst
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rELEoRApaIo REPoars EoR THE UNION
m. erpected Steomsr ~ Marksts. &c.

NEW York, August as-2 p nth. now. by the Canada
looked bu. up % this sou. there :se no 40
' sssssss
IS; prime Genesee s5 IS Is 81 and southern " =.
p e liz ss e "a sis1 ;':s,
corn quiesaes mixed 50 81 cents and yenow %
s. % re e. sale. Of
mess pork at $40 Is $40 si prime % mes: best VA
nS mostly for the regular The
market quieeaeis holding back for the foreign 1sw.f
No change notice IN prices Whssey 70 -
bbs at 26 cents per galon-some asking more
PHLApELrHIA. Aug. 2s-a 2. We had very he.vyy
ssd here Uni, pous. lis with
The stock market remains qass ~ Ie ~ n0S
.pec S% 81 90 IS fresh E.Su:s from new
. r ' co Of I'd :s Sss.: :. I; 8
cts for yellow /; oats 30 q 81 c,s.; rye 81 Cts
A.; e ss 8 ':' :ss "
sa lard II 81 cents There e nothing new IN E't ~.
sss: ssa Il |i:s .as
IS 26i cents per gallon in bbs
arrival Of the q. s. sioop-ef- Dale
! NEW YoRK, August zs-2 p; m.--The United states
@ b 6s s hundred and @ hoOsd
worth Of California gold dust HonScth Barton and hm-
| lily are among her passenger
Steam Boiler Exploded -Ci~e;~~an Marsas.
A.ssa Ta' sss, in e Yoss
in ss, ns pa,
and in s passed entirely through several DO
moIishng them One man, named Ksentnc was killed
Instantly ard others. whose namesl have not learned
were injured, but IL 10 hoped not scriousy
Our exhibits special change IN pficee worm
noticng The the river IL low and In good nsvi-
gable condition.
Democratic victory - loSa.
CScNsATf August 2S.-The Burlington Gazette states
that returns been received from lows ufnciont 70
show the whole democratic ticket has been eiscsed
| Cholera Dsspafehs.
NEw YoRk, August 22-Ths Sanitary Committee Of the
Board Health report for the "a hour: ending noon 20
day as cases cholera and 70 deaths Twenyex Of the
above cases and thirteen deaths have occurred In private
practice.
| Bosros, August z2-There were thirteen deaths rom
cholera during the last twenty Jour hours
/ BurrALo, Aug. 22-Twenvsx cases and eighteen
deaths reported TO have occurred since noon yesterday
Albany. Aug q There were seven cases and two
deaths during the "a hours ending noon to-day.
RocHrsrss, Aug. 22-rwo deaths from cholera occurred
here yesterday.
SYRACUSE. Aug 2sAYeserday one death from cholsra.
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Total aaAaoosI ~ SOFA b7oai sos Asala7so 44so44s
ed Debt, 76as,25 7s,l02 2,4O9,s6s l3,0lss1

It will be observed that under the present tariff the regu
lar OF the federal exceeds the regular
expenditure before the by to eleven millions. In
the last year. under the head Of civil &c., included
900 paid Mexico under the treaty and both the War
and Navy show the continued influence Of the upon
expenditure; Notwithstanding which, the available
on hand In October last amounting TO over eleven mil
lions, have sufced deay ALL and leave considerable
balance in the treasury the close The estimates
Tor 1850 give aggregate expenditure Of
Guiding Of old appropriations that may
be called for This aggregate, however, will be fully with
in the of the year, IL properly nsered and
increase OF balance hand the Close permit
considerable appropriation for the purchase ofhe
which purpose appears 4i3 have been expended
commissions and premiums in the last quarter The
exports OF the famine year doubtless swelled the
for the year 1885, but there has been such
in tue last year. and the Of duties those
yielded by the tariff of 1872 is solely due beneficial
operation of liberal commercial policy. For the year 1885,
the duties probably high for lS4S For the
port Of New York they have been as follows
Receipts Nsv York CSstons-houss.
July. Apg.-two weeks fetal.
1913, SI5tll53 $74o,44 822Sl4T
lSl9 I,99i,36O 1854 3,539s5i
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Imports Of drv good, info the port Of Ntv York,

Totl weeks ssi 79osss g7as5 9o7s2a 4saas
3weeks lss 6a369 745ssd 3so6sa 9a6a aloi6 s00aS6
Tue fall trade has opened with considerable activity and
prices of descriptions of imported and domestic
goods firm which rise in proportion the
advance In the materials The fair export trade of the
year. improving prices has produced its usual beneficial
effects upon general trade and while the hotels rapid
ly filling with strangers, most goods in active demand
which lean In favor of the seller. The produce
markets alse steady although for the dealers
awaiting further news The continued abundance OF
money, and low rates, facilitate the remittances of i'm
pocrs large. quantities OF goods coming forward
aud enable bin drawers for the advance the
figure for sterling to % 81, which 10 about per
under the current for the corresponding period last
year. The demand is. however, by large. The
supply Of bills Is less for the Moment being withheld by
Dealers the abundance OF money obvlaes the necessity of
pressing the market There much disposition specu-
the strength of short supply, and usual
under such circumstances the cotton brokers encourage
il by the publication of circulars tending show
siderable deficit by Januaryj while, on the other
hand, the weather. unfavorabls to boiling, is taken
in certain quarters conclusive in relation to short
CROP this early The stock In this city
sold Is put 900 bales while only about 5000
the market This disposition TO hold after crop which
now at the close Of the season, indicates aggregate
100 900 bales 100000 than last year, crafty
ing confirmation OF the views formerly put forth In
aon to effect which cheap and low prices for money
with continued peace In western Europe, could not fail 70
have upon the value OF great staple The quotations
Ord to good MAI. Md fair to Fully fair , to
| ordinary. good mid MIR good lair
S Ss1sri. am. and r Si1 e. az, a.S % it:nn
These nearly the those current the
IIth but about lower than the highest point they
have since reached.
The advance In WOOL In face OF considerable receipts
may to some extent be ascbed the advance which the
article underwent the German fairs, propouonaby a
fctlng the value OF cloths The continuance Of the in
Hungary whence considerable portion OF the wool for the
supply Of German manufactures Is drawn, the main
cause the advance. The following table from auhen
tic Sources showing the number Of sheep in the leading
counties Of Germany, will indicate the proportion Of the
supply OF wool which Hungary furnishes 10 the European
| markets.
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msnd. for immediate use sis 80 SI4 mess Ohio lard
nm at q cents Rice has been in active demand At
- 80 ~ Some speculation in clover seed has kept II
firm At u 81 ceRis Domestic whsksy under quick de-
mand. TO 6l Is cents closing heavy The large con-
sumption Of brandy. under cholera influence has eased
most spirits Tobacco has been in good demand--sales
Virginia 81 cents Kentucky 81 cents, Maysvle ia
cents.
Freghts continue dull, and engagements are small Coz,
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
-F2obbsyy "a thu Post O6scs WyashfnRfon, %. @

m the fifteenth day July (sundsy ths morning niIcw
mail stolen from boz In me Pos once
The letters received usual and placed = our
mail ancf which they were rn4en
by Post Once ccks, who cheDsd ~ win
hostages tied them into parcel and replaced @en sp
tory delivery Nsrf vornsns Aey w. once
clear ros6e had committed within he
walls ~ the eOyed
ny special RETAINED rom taking any ssv a n
Of the robbs leaving e who's matter
Of Post Once Department month has elapsed,
Department yet without any clue % me roooey We
therefore public Of the eontenn OF No
ascertsined, and offer reward Zee hsnsrse
Of The thief and recovery m ne uoeeys
proporionsie part thereof for the amount recovered
In letter Msdca spicG Co., dated Baltimore, Juy ~
Virginia bank notes, all
District small az
In a letter from b Cover, same date =.
Columbia bank notes.
Check Tbos. Parker G. T. Parker -
Drah j. n. G. Mudd, Jourdan w Msury, u uns pncs,
dated sis, months -
In letter Dresci Co., PhiIadephla, July n, ls4e-
Virginia. Columbia, and whselinG bank notsss. -
In eter from Thos. L. Bocock, Apporasox, Va
Land No. 4l,l62 issued 70 Robert A. uchasdscs
dated February, 1e49. Ivy
There other letter., but % hr We kIow nv n. 90
nothing d. value. L. W. bhA -"
Aug 24-codlm tN
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nv GREEN a rAsrET. ..e,,o,.,r..

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE UNITED STATES
IN HOTEL FOR SALE AT AUCrIoN.-By virtue Of a deed o
Wainrton county OF Columbia
fpos sold public Monday
September the house known the United
Hotel. between "a
and kitchen furniture
longing establishment and consisting
cIes usually There Of
Beds, bcdseads pillows, mattresses
table linen, bureaus wardrobcs
Looking giasses chairs, china, and crockey
Sofas sideboards, lamps, glasses
Knives and forks, wines, &C.
Dining and other tables
Kitchen and cooking utensils
And supposed, everything for furnishing sres
establishment several dwellings.
10 O'Clock the premises from
day, hour, whole 4 disposed Of
Terms Of sale cash, before the delivery Of the goods
by order; HENRY NJ. MORFIT, Trustee.
GREEN d TAsTET,
Aug I1--eodifSds Aactiopecrs.
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Hemp remains before Gales American dsw-Fot SI6S
Sl7o Lead, Missouri pig ~ 62a Pork has shown much
change Primo sells ss go H. Besfs in lair de-
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
The Diocesan school, near Alexandria Rev. K. A
Dalrynple, Rector.

,~ -, :, 80. ,..,,.,. ,,,u .oum.nc. NJ, ,hs ..cona
THE session OF this institution VIII commshce on e second
"Wednesday llzh ana eon fua,ls ,n
me s .5 c"u,.s 4. extensive hi every depart
MN, md and the greatest pains
.aen, n.c,sa IN every branch Terms gao session
in advance Parents sending pay
si5o each Redd,ns 40 per session extra.
rhe numbr on students who intend
ey present themselves Puncfuay on M first day Of
the session hppcanon o sa p.s,fs.
county virginia" .
NIOTICFT1e subscriber bess leave
IA o he ,or,hen eic of Known experience,
,.he, win his own knowledge
prepared 20 Manufacture One ewey cosby silver
and ceaper establishment known
him IN S,a section Of the country respectfully
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COMMERCIAL
N.w Yoa1. aug. 2a--wedns.d.y. Az.


HEw YoRK, Aug z2-Wednesdsy, p. m.
The finances Of the federal government according 70 the
quarterly returns Of the past year. show satisfactory
ration OF the present system BY comparative returns,
appears the for fiscal year ending June 81 have
been as follows,
Revenues Of the federal gop1sms~f.
lstS. 1886 lst7. lsas lei9
Lands 2C7T02s 20ell5a a495, 800 3,s256a2 l,6t64
Miscel, l6s.sss sa,l26 ioo.s7o soioT s.sia4eo
To .sgar aa7oslss aeooa1 ae.s7so sss1sO sssoa asI
Loans 25679,l9e aI,256,70o 70. 100
Total as'esss a94ssa1 bsoasess oe.ossaso ss7o7ss
Under the three years OF the tariff Of 1872 there
decrease In the customs arising from the
stranguation OF The years of the opera
ton of the tariff Of 1916 show complete revoution and
although the bounty land warrants have during the
year nterered with the land TO the extent
of Sl50oOOo, the regular Of the government
has exceeded S33000e0 The expenditures Of the gov
eminent for esPonding years have been follows,
Expenditures Of the federal govsrwms~t
lsA5 1870. lstT. l64s lsso.
Civil GO. s5sisao7 Ss7slsss $o7i6soS sl4oso7s
War. 1858 90s ls51s42s Al, lsis06 278l0e3 H3ss5ls
Navy, f622s6a9 o,a50so2 1891 e,<oo73T 9,799494
Interest," i0soo31 saa72 l,ila24 3,a0os24 s.o24 s6T
Total a24200sI 276oSoia b70a sos 4oaa7so 44sOa4i6
Debt, 7b4S,i25 T5,i02 2,409669 l30163T IL, $50 63l
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Increase. sass. 2O7 SsO5,
Sl,25s,a57

This is important increase being fifty per this
port the first half of the quarter The importatons tina,
have been made particularly of dry goods, divided
among greater number of dealers than usual larger
number OF obbers have ordered their such
sylesas best suit the of their particular
ers, and the consequently better and
suited the markets, while relative quantities,
pared with last year, foowsi
Imports Of dry goods into the port Of NsW York.
Week ending Wool Cotton. Silk. Flax. Mis- Total.
Aug3 Sl52 36 Sl059A $4o67t a25 32 $751; 665 $4o3 02l
255423 l6t,440 500 $40 1900 l. $40
IL, l03o6t5 81, 1858 737 26579a l37
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To eglr, as7osss aeas9aE ao44s7eo ss4se1sO sssoaa
Loans, a5.67slSs al,aS6.7oo ao.4oS,7
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Prom ,hs Florida Republican, Aug. 10.

IspIAs nxponrA report reached jacksonville on Tues
day evening last OF the appearance Of Indians nj Barber
The OF the Tallahas.ee Gage usual hou
on Tuesday morning created approximations that the
report was true The stage arrived about O'Clock
night and from Mr. Dexter, who down In il.
particulars While Mr.. Barber absent Monday
Indians the house. despach sent for Mr. b..
who examined the spot where The Indians said
have been and fonnd the grass smped The stage
reached BIZ. house about sapper Time, and the passcn
ge had taken supper aud while the changing
tast gun. had been snapped at Nj D. from os,ds Of the
hoas-, the rsposts. Of which distinctly heard. She
wa. made. and K. party S re%.asd il The soa.s
bad been Monday 70 gather in some dder, and
ancc, and reported that he had been carried away while
Mwok, by four Indians and negro, who detained hun,
condition tat would meet them again at IL O'Clock on
Tuesday He described the four men ts Indians, having
black man acted as nie prefer Mr. Barber behaves a,
The Indians, Mnrrecs, disguised as sucb
he gathered several nesbbos and went IN pu,.% e sa
heard of a, o'clock Tuesday afternoon the
No one could have expected to have seen Indian. at h.
time neehborhood. and II the party prove
ss hsy s,s oo se w.v g hs an o
devious In the late war.
Fsox IrpfAS RvsR-The schooner Josephine arrived n,
n Po o view o b o bar She brings s
laM OF the Indian settlers Captain Burnhan, who
bad her IN chsrse met bis family here whom be had no
seen since their escape with the other settlers from Indian
river Al the time OF the Capt was absent n
New Smyrna the site OF town some ninety miles or more
north Of Indian river and which time had Popuia
lion OF souls The remains Of former wealth and taste
are still 70 be seen on the spot
snce at New smyrna when he left Lieut. Adams. with
det.cemsnt Of regular troops had reached the
lew white men n Col Marshss employ thew had srec,es
bsrrcsds Of the bricks eoisossd ior the sugar works
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| Democratic victory - losoa
CINCINNATI, August zs.-The Burlington Gazette states
that returns been received from lows suncent 70
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Revewsss Of the federal govusms~f.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AuCT1oN-on Wesess<.y'
he 2sb Instant we shall NJ the residence q 80
ON Pennsyivanis avenue, opposite he unisse 80. s
Mabogapy sofas sidcbosrds and bureaus :. .-..--
no marble top, pier, dining, cenues - e1R3 49,
Mamie cane -sest and other chairs, rockers 49,
I,o higb and low post bedrtends
No rsrdrobes, washstands, toilet seo
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
parIor passage, and chamber carpen
Pier md chamber looking sasses
Apdirons shovel, iongs, and endcrs -. -
enumcrate. - -. - ---x.. - -
s'" ~ ""'' wv ~ GR2EN \ TAsTkT,U
Aug Odd n s ~ <1-
p sThe House Il sIsc ID conveniently ~ esns
scmey scsssd. Inquire 1t the premises
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HNopaper will be discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid, except at the option of the
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10
QlsQhlbcricbte per Seleararh.

Summit GcuutD. Sr. Speltmanr,
Der pcreini9te bemctratiIhe @auoitat fir
HPcprdientaut 1T init einer beccntencen
Mehrbett ertpdhlt.
Qprain @puntD. - Ger oereini9te
bemcfratilde Gaubibat fir Heprdientant 1T
aud, bort erwdblt.
pennfYloanien.-Gine fceben am
eefcmmene tele9rapbiide Gepeidc melbet,
6af Der bemcfratiide @anotoat fir @anal
@ommiiiIioner, gamble, erwdbIt 1T.
" Sc eben ba mir CUR 9relie 9eben,
erfabren mir oaB man cpu ben III unlerer
Gatcle nod fehlenren Gaunihms pripats
nadridten erhielt, tpprnahes fh berau6itelz
len fcu, bae Wttacre, @biseancirat fir
eanbmeITer, cine Mebrbeit BON So 100
iiber ben bemcfratiiden @ancioat Mc bier
erhalten bat.
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Sc eprgias W a b |.

WtacDn, Sft. 4.
Die15 Counties, beren Beridte einseIaus
fen, aeben einen beoeuteroen @ewinn fur
Spnns, benz bemofrattlhen Candidates
fir @ouYerneur.
pbilaoelpbia, Oft. 8.
Die 8eridbte, ,pelhe bic jebt bon 73@cuns
ties ein9elaufen fIno, lafen nermutben, baB
Gpwns, Der oemcfratifd,e @anoicat fir
GupernSr, NIT 1000 Mebrbeit er.pdblt 1T.
Die Dempfrateu baben etne Webrbett BET
pereinter slbtimmun9 in Der @elee9ebun9.
Wearylanb- W bl.
Gtambersburg, Sft. 4.
gBa1finston County - McGing (Bbig)
1854 Ct, 0anlton (Tem } 2647. 3tpei
Demcfraten mnb Wbi9s Gnb fur Die @e,
iessebung serdblf.
BdItt NJ US q y [.
Baltimore, Oft. 4.
Ter gauge bemcfratifde Wablsehel Der
Stabt Baltimore 1T ertpdblt NIT elmer
Mebrbeit bon unsefdtr 1000. Gs wirb
ausemein geelaubt baB bic Demofraten eis
men @cnereemann setpinnen.
WarDIanb. Wabt. Dft. S.
Ofiharb 8rcwn (Wbio) 1T als Gcnaree,
mann Inn Item Diitrift, I'm 2ten dit. Wil.
liam 6. ramtltcn ertDdblt (ein bemcfrati-
fher @e,pinn). SIM 8. Diff. s. W. Nars
rmcno, i'm 4. Dit. ylobert WleGlean GEN. J,
I'M S. Dit. Aler. @uans, i'm 6. Diff. S, @
3err (Wbis),
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10
Sic oBabl in Start County.
Ssurrab fir xSfr W1plln''!

Sieq!-Sie9 1T Der Sreubenruf, BEN
infer SNabn bette erff,alIen ld6t. Ter gair>
,e bemctratiihe @atSettel 1T erlpdtlt NIT
elmer Wehrbeit bon ungefdbr 400 Stimnen!
Gs 1T rpabr, bieie Mehrbeit 1T nibt 70 9rcB
ais Te Iein fOunte unb frilher fhrn 9eweien
1T alleiu ertpdgen mir bic gHaffen, Die uns
fere @eoner bieles Mal 9ebrauhten; ibr
oebeimes 9SirfeL ibr Shleidyen i'm Stuz
ifern - gr,pd9en mir, bae iIe Die 9feli9irn
berunter III oas sselo Der politif 3c9en, llno
70 bic Gemiitber ber llnbefangencn, Die fets
men 8etrua oabintcr tpdbnten, per,pirrten
uno aesen einen Ghetl Der bemcfratiihen
Ganoioaten einnatmen @rpd9en mir fere
ner, cas le cine Mense 9efdllhter @ahBets
tel ausoeaeben tatten ale tpcblberednet
ben llubefan9enen su tduIden; 70 tperoen
mir balo bic urlahe elmer 70 oerminberten
gRebrbeit etnieten f6nnen. gu Dem fpmnlt
nod, Der llmtanb, baB bic Gemctraten bieIen
Gerrath-bieles sebeiueW Winfeu unlerer@ess
ner nidt abnteu, uno ruhi9, ftder unb unthdti9
ben Gaa Der Wahl ersparteten, ia &ieIe 9ius
oeu icaar uid,t gum Stimmfaifen neil Ge
Sen Siea Der Iemcfratie fur getpi6 bielten.
en- Canton Scmnldtp alletn blieben einise
7Otemctratifhe Stin,m9eber ruht9 su Soanle.
cn perrp Gcrprftip itimmte Der 9rOBere
Gheil Der Gempfratie ben Mbissettel aus
,pelden @riinben fOnnen mir jest nod nidt
anscben. Opd senus = Der Sie9 1T unier,
trcb aller Gift uub 9inter9etnn9
Goweit bic 8erthte ein9elanfen ftno tteis
len mir Te in einer Gabelle nit; auf ben
amtliden miGsn mir BIG nddite Wcde per>
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Eelearapbifcbe Depefcben.
Nitsburo, ben 2. Oft.


gor eiuieen Gasen fanb In Geu ycrf eine
Contention Der Derldieoeneu repolutlona'
rem Ereihetspereine Der Deutiden itatf,
bel welber Or. 8irnItiel BON 8oifcn oen
9crGs flbrte unb SSr. sluSuif 9ldler als
Sefretdr fun9irte.
ct. ecuis, Oft. l.
Gbituapud, 9lua. O. Die Cholera graf
flrte in Durango unb rielen ancern 1bellen
Merifo's.
Die cubianer wuroen tdeIif feinbfeli9er
uno bdtteu SO Werifaner uro mebrere 9lntes
rifaner uw chihuahua bic lebten Mchen
suuor ,lm9ebrdd,t.
Or. 8anohn, Elm amerifanifd.er SodnSler,
tpurbe III Saframento UNI bic Wtltte ces
Suli BON ben 9lpaeSen set0btet.
Sebs 9lmerifaner oerfclgtcu pen Selno
unb cerihafften iIh 8augbn's 8cpfbaut nno
Giaenibum 80 Snbaner hcben. Sones,
Der Nduptline, bietet 80 pferce fir jebe
amerifaniIdbe 8cpfhaut uuo 80 fur bic
&cpfhaut zines merifaniihen Sffscrs.
Cte 9lrfanlas Sneianer, Elm febr trtlcer
Stamm am WiGcarifus, baben fIh NIT
cen 9lpaden In Der 9tad)barihaft BON Scas
pereiniat. Sol. Waihinstcn perfoI9te Ge.
@elddfte tparen III CHIHUAHUA lebr fhledt.
ecuispille, oft. 1.
Die @cnpenticn sur Bloun9 elmer nenen
Contribution bat lId, heute crgonifrt. Sd
mes @uthrie orn eouifoQe, etr1 CenloFrat,
tpurbe gum prdIoenteu erwdblt. 9tcmas
s. 0slm nurte gun, Sefretd. erwdtlt.
pittsturs, ben 4. Oft.
Der Sbic mar 9eltern Nbeno Sue 9e'
fticeen uno bat mitbtn Sahr,pafer senua fur
DampftDte mittlerer @rOBe. Die reeelnid>
eieeu YadetbDte rIitsn Gt su ibren Satrten
uno an Der Wherfte febt es Guserif lebbaft
aus. gS bat fId, allrrwdrts etne nn9eteure
Mafe Iratt an9etduft, welde jctt mad
oem Welten uno Slben oerihiIt peroen
fam.
@tenic war piele Sraht auf bent Canal
feftaebalten pesen Manael an 9Sader. Sn
ent9en 9aaen rpirb hcffentlid Nlttsbur9
feinen aetp6hnIihen @efhdfts9an9 anneb'
men, uno 9Des wirb lebhafter uno erfreulls
lihcr alsleten als leitber.
Cincinnati Oft. 8.
Die 0feform Convention bon GentudD
perweieerte beute benz Hepcrter bes Qouis-
piQe Gcuriers sinen Sis. @s entpann fih
cine Detotte, mehrere 9ieren nurben ses
holteu, unb in eini9cr GcniniIcn perta9te
flh bic Convention.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10

Seuer.- 9Bir baten febon spieber ein
Teuer III 9lfrcn sn berihten tpeld,es ebeus
falls oas Werf eines 8ranbififters lein iou.
3pei yieben9ebdube sll Naymrncs arceer
2ndfabrif brannten niecer. Gdnele Oiilfe
,lno WinbltiQe rettetem bic Eatrif. -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10
Ohio 5tnats- B o te.
Gantom, Wfitttpob, Sft. 10. IS49.
Gin lSDrt am uniere &anfeute
Mnb 0roeerNhalter.

lSir bOren unlere &auaeute fat beltdnbis
&lasen filbren ilber fdledte @efhdfte. Gis
niSen fa9ten mir 9erabesu, mas mir CLAUDE
ten, spas bic llrlahe bon Der su 9roeen @es
fhaftsoiirre unter ibnen fei, bel Mncern
fdfpie9en mir, neil mir uns erinnertem fe,cn
ldn9ft bic abfldt 9ebabt su baben, biefen
9e9enitano einer Iots lit unIeru Spalten
gu 'puroisen. -9Bas 9Iaubt Sbr, pertbe ees
ieri mas 'uobl oieie llriade lein mS6te p
Sonnt Sbr's niht erratben /? - 9sun, mas