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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

The Cry OF DUBUQuE.-Some time in the
year l774, Julian Dubuque, a mineralogist,
emigrated to the province Of Louisiana, and
settled among the Sac and Fox Indians, near
the site of the present city of Dubuque. In
1888, the Indians gave Dubuque a portion of
their lands, with the mines it contained; and in
October, 1896, he presented a petition to the
Baron de Carondelet, Governor General Of
Louisiana, praying for the grant Of atraet Of
land situated on the west bak ofthe mississippi
seven leagues in front by three in depth, and
divided by known boundaries. The concession
was made by the Baron. In 1904, Dubuque
sold part Of the land to A. Chouteau tor q large
sum Of money. The claim was recognized by
the Indians in . treaty made in 1904, and sub
sequently by a Board of Commissioners in 1907
Dubuque remained in the uninterrupted pos
session Of the land from 1888 until his DEATH IN
1910, working the mines and cultivating the
soil. He died in possession, and was burisa
upon the land, on a high bluff near the present
city of Dubuque; and so great was the seneFa'
ton entertained for him by the Indians tna''
for many years after his death, they kept Q nfe
burning upon his grave, and waschedis nay aa"
night. '@2z "@ 10 {
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

ANECDoTE OF CAMPBELL, H PoEr, N Do.
NovAN.-When Thomas Campbell made q
voyage from the Elbe to Yarmouth, he had for
a fellow passenger one Donovan, a "Croppy"
of 1898. Government was warned of Dono-
vans return, and he was arrested and commit
ted to the Tower. About a year afterwards
Campbell encountered him in the streets of
London, when the following conversation en-
sued, as related by Campbell himself:
ala, Donovan" said /, 81 wish you joy, my
good fellow, in getting out of the Tower, where
| was told they were likely to treat you like
another Sir William Wallace"
"Och," said hey" bad luck to the Tower! Black
the day | was turned out of it. Would that
any one could get me into it for life"
"My stars! and were you not in eonfine-
ment!'
2 "Tshach! The Government allowed me a
pound sterling a day, as a State prisoner. The
Tower jailer kept q glorious table, and he let
me out to walk where | liked all day long, per-
fectly secure that l would return at meal times;
and then, besides, he had a nice, pretty daugh-
ter
"And don't you 60 and see her in the Tow
err" .
"Why no, my good fellow: the course of
true love never yet run smooth; l discovered
that she had no money, and she found OF that
my Irish estates, aud all that l had told her
about their being confiscated in the rebellion,
was sheer barney; so when the day arrived that
your merciless Government ordered me be libe-
rated, | was turned adrift on the wide world and
am now glad to become a reporter to the news
papers,"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

MossrRous.-The Muscogee Georgia. Derl-
ocrat mentions a fact illustrative of the power
of rum to make a fend of woman as well as Of
man. A man named Hicks, with his wife and
children, held a drunken %carousal on Sunday,
at the close of which the man attempted to
beat his wife, and she in turn took down a
loaded rife and shot him dead. The murderess
hedto the woods. We suppose rum was fur
nishedby a licensed vender, who had paid for
the rightstomak men and women -fends and
murdesers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

New FASHIONABLE WEAPoNs.-By the lat
est accounts the Hungarians have strange aux
~iliaries in the horseherds and swineherds who
mhabit the sleeps and forests in the interior OF
their country. The weapon of the former is
a whip, handle two feet long, and thong fifteen,
with a leaden ball at the end of the thong, and
a chain of smaller balls along it, like the shot
on fishing line. With these they can, at full
gallop, penetrate a mans body IN any inch they
please. The wounds thus inflicted are terrible;
and these wild troops, of whom there are thou
sands, are the dread of*the Austrians.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10
f vi e:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, Is49
A Steam PIOw in Louisiana.

1.-THE following letter from a we'll known
late fellow citizen, w. J. Minor, addressed to
Us. SKINNER, the veteran editor Of the "Plou,
the Loom and the Anru," will be read with in
terest:
New RIVER, (LA.) Aug. {, 1910.
Dear Sir: | had some correspondence with
you, SEINE time since, about the advantages Of
a steam pillow in this level country, and l am
now happy TO inform you are about to have
one in operation in a few weeks, invented by
Mr.. Henry Cowing, and | believe patented. 1t
is | think, to be called the "Steam Plow, Land
Locomotive, and Machine of all Work." and not
an inappropriate name either. 1t is to extract
stumps, cut bitches, break up and, (ffty acres
q day. lay. off the ground, plant, cultivate, lay
by, cut and haul to the mill, the cane. | have
seen a model, and it will answer, if sufficient
power can be obtained without too much
weight. Imagine to yourself a yelocipede on
wheels sixteen feet high and eighteen feet apart,
with governing wheel eight feet high; on the
inner rim OF the large wheels a cog wheel; on a
platform built on the axle Of the large wheels
and spported by the governing wheel, aloeomo-
tire; ;cioss the platform, a shall with a pinion-
wheel GA each end, working in the cog-wheels,
and worked by the locomotive; and you have
the machine, as simple as may be. The inven-
tor thinks he gains power without losing speed
BY this arrangement of the machinery. Ii so
the thing is done. There will be three frames
for plows, each to contain five plows, attached
b. iron rods to the a~xle-tree of the large wheels.
Tne breaking up Of plows will be so arranged
as to follow each OTHER, cutting only six inches
with one plow, but yet cutting twenty-four
inches deep. In this way the ground will be
much more thoroughly pulverized then if a
fucrow-slice twenty-four inches thick was cut
with one piow. When you get to the end of
the field, by a very simple arrangement, the
plows will unset, eight or ten feet ofthe ground,
and. by throwing one wheel out of gear, and
going ahead on the other, the machine will
turn short round, the pillow passing over fence;
on n smooth firm road it will travel at the rate
of twenty-five miles an hour. But as your
friend of the Union says, nous uerrons."
Respectfully, W.. MINOR.
TOT. S. SKINxER. Esq. s
Editor The Ploc, the Loom and the Anvil.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

VA German professor had collected a valua-
bic cabinet of curiosities, which he highly priz-
ed. One morning a friend came to tell him a
very unpleasant circumstance-that he had seen
a man get up a ladder into a window Of. the
professors house. "Into which Windows" cried
the philosopher. u am sorry to say" replied
his friend, ut was your daughters !" "Oh, man."
said the other, "you almost frightened mel
thought it had been into my cabinet"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

Pretty GooD.-A story is going the rounds
of a political aspirant in Indiana, who, mount
ing the stand to make a political speech, com
menced with, .Fellow citizens, Notwithstanding
my youthful appearance, | am the father Of two
children :"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

.1a =" This is not borrowed from the poisonings of
Catharine de Medicis. The narrative is historical,
and 70 be found iu full detail in the archives Of the
police.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

ee,L 70 tpogen mir audi pbue 3maus leben
N'eisr 8eilt Der llnattaneisfett unb bss
ttrlsen Seltit8efabls hat in Der Bett 70 pies
lie 9rcBe Mduner hervpr9cbractt. - Tie III
bic eait oer 2Drannci cri,denoer," faet Der
lstbc, vals wenn Der Gyrann bic Wasfe Der
llnihulo ocrnimmt uub Der WiQtlbr ben
Sd'etn Der @eieemisisfeit Su 9eben weie."
@ett preusen ocrpdrts ODER riicflpdrts !?
sn elmer anoern Ste[le heiet es ucSd,
ecitete germ, baB Yiel @eiit, Mutb uno @es
ididltdfett ba,u set6rt uu, es einem She
ieus, SYrGs, Hcmutus uno Wabomet 9letd,
5u ttnn ater th ipsiB nidt, Db man iIe tut
Senohaft nenuen carf. Gapter unb oerlhmist
'lnO audi bic StraBenrduber Uie bic Soelben;
MIR nit Dem llnterfdieoe, bas Der @roberer
elt1 9rrBer 9fduber lit Der aneere aber cin
unbebsuterber Ssner erbdlt gum Sphne Iei=
TIER GelpaItttdti9teit 9crbeeren unb Meit-
randi, Die1er ben Stridt." - Sbne Guaenb
1T eabcr fetn 9rpBer Wann benfbar unb cas
0rbBte an benz Msnld,en it bic Nwmanttdt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

Gan,pfe sesen ben Despctismu5 su fdtlen
latIet inns auf iclde Weife AT ibren 8eares
bunsen tbdtiser 9tutheit netmen, unb ttidt
niels Die Sdnce II. ben Sdoce feseu bis
Der Sieg sewounen it, um uns alsbaun init
Sutel9eidrei su be9nlseu, uub uns, bonn
Gantpfplabe entfernt, NIT ben ecrbeeren un'
ierer 8riloet srchlfeii ;u fdmiideu.
9tuf, an bas Mert M6sen bic bereits
belfeheacen Sereine rh(tis gum Sammelm
id,retten, unb ielbft bte serinsfem @asen
nidt nerfhmdben, oamit aud, Der slermite
la9en fann, ct babe fur bic @rlDIuna feiuer
8ritoer mitgewirft
Yin iold)en Srteu, no nod feineS Sreibeitss
Seretne beiteben, biloe nan berslei6eu, nit
tbdttsen unc 9erehten Mdnnsrn an Der
Spiee, unc bewirfe auf ioIde Weile, bae ets
mas Der sablretd,en uno noblbabenben csnt>
lhen Sep6!feruu9 Der Ser. ct. Blrbi9es
fur bas Oeil Der niebersetretenen 8Slfer gus
ropas 9eidebe, ano oaB uniern setnedteten
Srnoern jenietts bes S,eans, in Der Otad,t
ibres Drudes unb Gienos etn freunblider
Stern Der 0ofnung ausWeiten Ieud,te, Der
fle su reuen s!nitreueunsen unb Itaten fir
ibrs seiiti9e, icciale unb poIitiiae @rbe6uue
itdrfen unc beleben mag.
SIM Tameu Der Contention
Scf. StrnftiII, prdI.
Nn9uft9Id Secr.
StersYcrt ben 81. Sept. 1s49.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

Scr ,,obic @taats'ss ssrte" etf@eint OatttprAe.-
Scr 9utferptpnsrrcis fur SO Slun.lnern 1T SO in
9crauste;abuns, 1925 wtnn innerbalt bes eriten
batsn Sabres, S2 so menn trabrtnp res sUeitc ball
fen Sobrcs unb S2,75 menn trIt nab Ttrlauf Dee
Sabrts ttIablt mirr. - 9Vitnanb tann bic 3cis
ttns aufssten rbne rcrbtr ailt Ntfanpe ttJablt 5u
pabtn. Srieft unp Dlittbsilunsen mdfftn rcrtrfrst
tsin, 'penn lie teridi2ti9t werccn fnlIen.
CT ppIfmti'fcr fSnncn ua@ tiner 9ercrbnurs
res 0cntvots @)cttamts 9ubftrirticns9rlcrr fra II.
- at 3titunssberaass fenren, tpcin ,itan cens
ttltcn foltt Sriefc rfen ibrrsirbt, lIe rcrfeseln
ano aerrtillren labt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
e u It u G u tt pm
Observation-Disclosures SreiDtits. 9trcine,

9S'r Ie9en nahfclseno unlern 9eieru cen
Slnfruf an bic Srelbeitsfreunbe tit ceu Der.
Staatcn Dor ueblt Der @cultimticn bes
namsrIfan'fhsoeutlhen 6reiheite- -Sunbes." /"
Dleie llrtnnren ipreden fir fid,. M6se Der
anfrnf ben stnflans i'll ben 0ersen aucr ole
Srelbsit licbeneen Mdnner Hnoen, ben beis
ien beablIdttaten 3mede in ootlem Waaec
Detotenen. 9Sir empfsblen ben 9ercin mn-
fern Sreunben sur re9iten Gbeilnatme uno
iri'nfd,cn itm aufs 9ersIidite Wadstbum
uno @ebeibeu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

Ole
9pcbter Des SmnDabes.

Das Slbenbrrtb uer9litbe am SintmeI, an
tem ee tpie Elm beiIises Wadtfeuer sebrannt.
Gin einselner 9teitcr ilt einen 3obelpels aes
biiltt, ipren9te burdb bic gtaht, bcm drifflis
den Eager ;lt, bas am Su6e beS tit Der neue>
ifen Srte969eidtdte inter bem yeamen Sals
FAN trtecerum 70 beriibmt setporbenen Nas
musgebtr9es teine 3eltrciben auscebnte.
yWer ta ?" rief Elm 9crpcifem.
n@tn Sreunb Der Gbrifen."
vCte parple 2"
uSh peiB fle nidt."
$50 fete SIR Elm Seinb, Elm Spicn. :"
uTifts tpeni9er. Sd, fpmme aus Ter
Serne 9efanot benz Sunpaces ,pidti9e
Tadridten s,t iiterbrin9en. Siibre mid slt
ihm."
uDaB ih ein Iarr tpdre, Gud, auf sggcrt
81 elauben. jocrunter bonn pferce spenn
Gnd meine pciniid,e eanse niht aus ben,
Sattel .perfen feG."
Der frembe &rie9er ifieg al. Die ia,pc>
nirense S.cbeit lit feinem sansen @efem f6e,
te Der Wahe unwillfibrlihe Gtrfurht Elm.
Gr fnbr jebt nit Der 0anb in ben 8n1en. -
Der Sclbat 9laubte, ct ilhe nad ben Brief
tafd,en, NIT benen er llh auspeifen .poll E,
npo betrad,tete fId,er 9emaht, ben at,atclis
fhem Streitten9if Der ben Grsmben bierber
9etra9eu.
nGin ftOnes Gbier", iprad er su ltd
felbff. slter, tpie es absebest 1T. Die Wei.
Diet bluteu BON ben Spcren, unb mam benft,
es spplle jeben stusenblid Die eunse auefeus
hen."
Der Sclbat ,pilrce an bem pferbe nod,
ldn9er beoauernbes Wobl9efallen eefunoen
taben tdtte ibn nidt pl6elid, Der 8eGser
beneiben, NIT itarfem Slrme gepaot unb, tpie
eite ieidte Serer, fIh iiber bic Shutter ses
Worfem.
uTn biif tes Grbes tpenn Gu Did,
riihrF."
Ter iberliitete Sclbat fcnnte in ieiuer
8eitiirsuns fein @lieo resen. Der 5rembe
nahm i'm unter leinen pels llnb 9in9 70 NIT
in bad Eager.
uWer ba ?" rief cine s,Deite Wate.
,,Gin Sreunb Der Gbriiten."
uGie parDle 2"
Reiiie 9tnt,port.
uDie parcIc cber id, ffieee," rief bic
Mad,e nnb bob fd,cn ben 8eeen. s
,,Gieb Die parele, cber niein Cold fdbrt
Tr in's Genid," rannte Der Gremoe feinem
Gefansenen inter bem ge!se 81. 4a
nDie Bride bon Umba !" uerieete bieler
III 2cSesns9R. ag g.,s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
(eSo0resesse(g s.
0tsGters-8 8teGls
Ser leSte @rmf Ser erffem Stamb:
rcdotSUpfer St1 9faffatt.


,,Q3ir linb tcret mir iperren t,idst erbeben -
QSenn bort atis ibrem Bett rcn Ssofen fets
Scr Wlprgenirnne trtfen Strabltn febfpeGcn,
ST ftcrpunpen ttbpn bcr SpbssG1mtib.
Gs TT f9bu, 3n fdbrieen aus retn $cben,
3Senn man ftdb elmer xbrane ipirbi9 ptib.
QSir ftno bertt - t,lr &trn unp Quse frei,
90 trrffe infer .0trj bas Tpbestlei.
QBic frirseft fb auf tlnfentcr Olu sftte
Ses jun8tit cages jartcs purpurSltiDn
Sceb tf's fctn Strabl, Der StttnSbcffnun9 EStt,
Nls Sortrstlune nur ipirp CT unS ElnD'n;
Sprt, atf res SirdsDpfs filler Trauereec
GaDnt untcr off 'rcs Srab atts biiff'rcm Grin
Oiit ttn9ebulo barrt ttrn fas Ipbtstlci,
QSrblan init Grit !-Gs 1T ia talo rtrtti
Gs barf su tlns Gb fere Ibrant traeen,
3urlt9trran9t pom Sajcnnctttripalc,
Een $ietrs,ntnb Gin NtftbiepstpSrtctem fa9en,
-6icr trcbt Die $uft 70 fnbllrs unp 70 talt
Srdb orauBen rercen piele .6er,en eldgtn
Tim uni'res Seits rtrnitfefc 0etfalt,
ltnb barum leicen freupis mir DEN xpp,
Qsir ifcb'n anp t1eiben NIT pelit Ilcrsenrptb.
9tn lttttn 8ruB, bu tbeurt .6timatbsertt,
G,npfar9' unb niln,n' ,lts auf in reinen @tbcoR
2Sir tdnpften fiir eie Sreibtit btincr .6rsrbe,
Sur's Grelitc Der WenlhDeit, filbn ttp 9rps
QSir Dofften, bag bas Cute lfe9e, rtrte
ltno - tsnterla9en 70 eetn bunfrln Sros -
SaB mir hen Tcdbtc bffneten ben pfap,
9eabnnst trirb's als tcttswiirb'se Ibat.
&ctt, stetctt, ,poBl Die tlctbtn $irpen t>reeben
Gpt, jrtt mic tnebr, rcm <ttensbartb setret,nt;
2Selnt ltle orauBti, raS bier .ecrSen brt1en,
0rn rtln 9efbtcbcn, mas ,nan tDeutr ,tennt--
S9itBt gut ibr Srleer laBt bic Graft nicbt tepa,
6en,
9cli,iebt sctrcu, ,pas ibr als pfi6t trfennt!
Die Sreibett lebe Stud pesrot'fber Ma9t %
Die Salre faat, - bas Orfcr TT pcllbrabt.
Sie fblrir,ncrn nun, bod ma9t'ssr ipirb eintt
f1frcllen
Scr Nttplutitnrn @tttrmesfIutb,
une tratlst init ibrtn wilctrresttn Wellrn
9urb cine Q2et toll Stlrfcnitermtltb,
Scr Srcncn 8ranb ,pirb ratn bic 9laht crbtlltn,
ltnp 9Sltcridnab erlifebt im Sarifcntlut
,,QBir rrer SIR ! - ftbpn ;,pei,ral felen mir,
Gintt atcr, Sirtfen, falIt auf iminer igr 20
Olilraufit. Sriebr. Taub.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
(Scrtfesans fclSt')
Triebrid, Der 3weite, elm cc5afcbiner

Trieorid, Der 3neite, elm Safcbiner.)
- Triebrid Der 3pete that etnit folseube
nerf'parbise sleuBeruus ugS sibt fein @es
fiM, bdS fid tpeniser ppn ,tnlerm Wefen
trennen last ala tas @efltl Der Treibeit.
Bonn Geinsebilbeten bis gum rohen Barbas
rem ftnb alle sIeihmdBis bon linn burbbrnns
gen; oenrt oa mir obne GeHeln 9eboren ,per.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

Ser Srreet riefes Sreibcitstunres 1T, Ole 1batia.
Felt rer fbrn setsecn crer mod gu tilpsnesn patrc.
fdben Sertns fir bic ltntrritltuns Der eurcraIbcn
unp lnsteionrere Der benttden Sretbeitstetretunse
eurh Gin 9tritinfa'ncs, rinists !5anrcn nrtan, ,u
MAIDEN.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31


"S"e Hse"5' Aoe Sreh3" 0re'ne'f ano
""v p""'e 90 'p'V0eF aus oe" soe''"Ce
s,.so o.V"""I["o, VI. o''e" SP'es lts' S'"''
"" ''''"7' l.'"e' 'o"''' d"d'9'
LII.
ep'fa0 mar ttet' cas uor'9e Grtedenlono
lo'Sle Gem Setlf'ele len'es s!ltttonoes, uto
luol'e mt 9emafllefer Soano oaS tnrt'id,e
So'p' "'1eF 0e'H ee lellfSfe, ao5ltlhl1ttelit' -
"'eahe Ger 1'l'i9e Slirlt BON Ntbsn, tpar
n6H efc1a, Der paupttaot bon Gptrue, se>
fc1'f'et lIn ftd NIT Sfancerbe9 su Serbins
oer' cer, el't Stpeiter edfar, MIR St erfdeincn
9eeral'd)t bate, nm ;n i'e9en.
Que retoen S'trlten iaeen suiamnett, ratts
lmla9fno l'ber cle peItere Stltrnn9 bee Ses
treuli9strte9es.
uJfrb ollrfe,t mir ttiht frchIcfen," ;" nteins
te Stanoerbe9. lSte id Slmuratb fenre, ipire
er 9lltes bran feBerl 8rtedenlanb tpicber in
feline Sodnte at tetcmmen."
,,Gintrad,t uus bas gertrauen ouf bic oe,
redbte Sad,e merbcu uus uiebt uuterocben
Ianen."
usIls idy .bielfn Sampf fir Nreiteit unb
gaterlano beeann hattie i'd, ,pcbl becodt,
eae Die oar,e ,Groft rnb eIusbouer eines LAM
qer Qebeus so,u oebSren tpiiroe. Inn burd,,u<
fedten. gsie gPnSes bos oercbtp eorn f;,r
bas er fld, aafoecpfert, riebt erreictte At, scr
s,tmerIe sef7sIhsp f7srtenh ,no.h. II, e,x .;o
Treiteit iu BEN Sob oebeu pbue lire Seos
u,neen ut aeuieeen. Ucd, id, babe meiu 2iel
erruneen ,penn id, meiucm 9oterlanbe bic
Treibett ais Grbtbeil NIT n,einem glute be-
fe9clt tiuterlaHe."
vWarum icSd,Iimmee tcffeu, n,ein fiir(fz
Iiher Sreuno? 9aeidt nidt @uer Same
idpn bin bic lln9ldubisen NIT paniIdem
Sd)reden su erfilteu. @espte, slmuratb ,pirb
balo abiteben bon ben unnitbeu 0erfuten,
@rieebenIano ,pieoer SIT errtern. SIM ed)ats
ten Der SriecenSpaIme t6nnt Sbr bann auss
ruben bon BEN Witben ces Shwertes."
Sin pn9e trat Cit nno uleloete einen Sctcn
bon Sn'1Daoes.
"Sr lrI tpr1n'e't augenbIidlta !" rief
Sfanoerbe9. uSd, bit bc9ierj9 spie eS init
SnnDaSes ltett. Gr it Die tpidttgife Staee
nuicrer Sreiteit."
Ger SOtidafter erfficn uno tdnSi9te Dem
Strfen bon @pirn6 eincn @rief III feibenem
hmlbla9e e''1. Sfanserbe9 brad ba5Sic9eI
"oO las
~" "' Vo'l-t ""o 9tnN0't'e e" oeAf'He>
"' S'".S'"''' ivy. SsE S9"I9''ao n't
I.''.Os W ""'""I ~'sg l'''tt 9F1o"9e" mH
s'P"a' 0aP"s"' Vsl')"e n'o S'eass'' Soe
$3.50 s ~ ra. '"." \ S'H''p4 9sI.0"| '0's sI
a" oS s''b.. . W.. , 1""" ..'. Z'Os' 'ru' !"
S, w. r'' '@''O'S '"'0" , ""O o't
S'""S Ss.l, l,a,'. S,'"'"s 'pa''e S'" os'ra'9sF
'1 ~ f'te''s4 .s =. WIZ" ~: o." s""sa"'
a, ""I ". .m S'9e"'t''tf' |
"s''"'' '!""DaOee Der S'e9 femmt
'"r"' 'o." 'pt"st Sn Feps".
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
A SIGN.

The ST. Louis New Era takes The field in be-
half OF Colonel Benton aud inyokes It's party
friends (hc Wings to rally TO the support of the
Missouri Flec-soer in his present Posiion.-
Some lew ot the Wing papers advise neutrality
in the contest between Colonel BeGton and mem.
b,rs Of his lac party, on The subject OF slavery
extension, but the Era insists that il is the duty
OF tic Wings 10 take part in The contest and 10
sustain Mr. Benton. Il is evident fiom The tone
Of lie Southern Wing press, exul,ins as they do
in The Missouri ssensions, thai all their symra-
,hies are with Colonel Benton, and that his only
chance OF success is from coalition with The
Wings. II Benton succeeds and Tie black BAN
ner of fl,e.solism is made 10 wave over NJ issnuri,
Southern Wings will have 10 bear the infamous
responsibility. But we cannot believe that such
n stigma will fall on Missouri. In defiance Of
the commands OF the "Diclalor" OF Ashland
Kentucky has crushed The schemes OF The agra
,ors-Missuur, with Ibis shining example before
her, and ya her strong infusion OF Virginia pop
uIalion, will scarcely bow down 10 The orders o.
Dnrcn ard enrpl herself among the free soil States.
Se.alor Atchison, and Mess!s. Green and
Birch, are slumping The Safe against Benton
with grea, zeal AMI Benton meetings have
been held in Platte, Pettis, Schuyler AID Mill
Ter ccsnlics. On The Other hand, the Jefferson
CITY Iaouirer aud S.. Louis Union appear conn,
dent that Benton vii; Be sGsa med.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
ADDITIONAL EXTRACTS DY THE CAMBRIA
ENGLAND


The English papers chronicle The progress o.
The auecn's yi,!l 10 Ireland, and The attendant
proc, ciinss al great length. The royal parry az
rived in Cork on The 81 Instant, al night, @neit
The authorities were caught nap7iag, So they had
nc, ~ nec,cd lhe vis!t 50 soon Ivy twe;ly-!oIT
hou
The Royal Squadron sailed from COX or Sal
uriay. aud arrived al Kingston on Sunday eve
ring. The following day her Majes'Y and Suie
!i,embarkea and proceeded to Dublin u railway
where she was The guest Of he Lo'd Lieutenant
uni, Friday, when The party returned 10 Kingston
and embarked Tor Belfast.
The RECEPTION OF the Queen a, Cork, Kingston
and Dublin was haiterng and enthusiastic In
The highest degree. The wild clamoroua shout
If Her alajestys Irish subjects uas, il is said a
sight Fever 10 be ioIgo!ten-a sound that will be
rcco'lcc:cd forever
T7e choisla cor,irucs constantly OF The 10
cls..c. Tae deaths in London district, which,
BY last weeks acYicsa, Gaic b., reached 10 92h.
There were sis cases on Wednesday AID a53
deaths; en- Thursday $50 cases Ill d 24l deaths.
In Manchester and the ncisLbarhccd scm: sdt:.
lional cases ere reported, but The manufacturing
districts, up TO inis line, haze been happily
spared from The scourgc. Bfsto seems 10 q.
greatly improving. Al Plymouth al along the
Scu.hwcs: coast the epidemic seems sill 10 pre-
yail 10 very alarming degree. In Wales The
mortality has been very considerable. BIZ, The S.
+. coast mas generally escaped lhe visitation
During the last lew days the heat OF lie weather
has been excessive.
FRANCE.
On Inc 81 inst. the Minister Of Finance laid
b. fore the Assembly sia'eTeni OF 'ie Treasury
Tor Tie las, len years, shaving lha, mere ha9
been constantly increasing deficit dlri. 'ha'
period. Fiom this e-Dote il appears Ina, The Re.
Il ls4S added Do O00,C0o 10 he eIpen-
diinrss; exhibit on the hand, il reduced The pro.
ceeds OF the indirect taxes l50,0G0,cOO, "Ihe IS
centuries" additional not covering The dehclI'-