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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-28
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0cttfritc 8errater.
gEceifer:
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-28

Sei O II 4 a 70 9arrtgne, 9 Barz
tlapfr, (atOrtausl 9ie,p Dorf, erfhent
Sllutfrirter
. o 1t s t al { n b { +
sa fit oas eSahr 1850.
Gin belebrenoeS llnterbals
tun9IS bud, fir Seoermann
Gltftap SSierit.
eSnbalt.
Slifrpnomilder &alenber. 9lngeferti9t bon
@ultap Sahn. ~gf
Die 9Ibnnnsen. Bon S. @eritdfer.
Der pulperthurm San Spiritp Su Sene
bie. Son @nft. Iieris.
sloam 0euB' 9ebrjabre 1923 95.
Der Nothbelfer. Bon @ 1T. Wterts.
Ser 9Segneiier. 8en 81 II Il. 9eieri E.
DaS Sahr 1S4S init beicneerer MldGdt
auf Deutlhlano. Scn Or. 3immer>
III a II II.
2pei 9Borte Dber bas 4usmanbern.
cSn(ttntt ecer 9hnung?
Grbanllhe llnterhaltunaell inn Mtttelalfer.
QSie man in beilioen rSmiffeR Heidbe
beutlher Oiaticr CUR 3eit &aiier Leopold
Glorosi Gelltfb fhrieb.
ginee Sriefe Sciepbs IL.
@emeinnilsiges.
Dentihe Spriidlw0rter. Bon &. Sim :
rod. sse
9fdthlel uno @haracen. Bon Wi1es.
Dieler ansiehenoe Snbalt fderte bent
Sacbe Elm ic aus9ebreitetas pubIifum, naB
Die 0erlagsbanblung es fId Sur befcnoern
Sluf9abe madte, oard, id]Dne 9lusftattnng
uuo einen dneeroroentlid 'biaigen preis jes
ben &dufer sa befriebieen. Dns 8nd tpirb
auf ldSnes ,peiBes papier gebrndt, IA
Seiten fart, NIT 80 s,pIsidnitten, unc foltet
] e. it,tr 25 Geitts. 20
..Gs. 1T elm 8oIf,sfafenber i'm
! oolIenSinne, einBud) fir Seoermann,
cenn es bietet aueer einem ,,ucllftdnoigen
ametifani1then 8alenbsr' njd,t allein cine
Wen9e fur Sehen intereffaute gr3abluns
4 gen, fenoerll .es tit audi bes dnBrrif biNi0en
| preifes. ipesen Seo5e III Sugdnalid. IS. .sa
g6 lit SI baben in Der beutld.en Gud)s
4 banblun9 ocn 0inecIph @orrigue i'm @lfcrs
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-28
ScI)erif'ss sSSerfonf.

&raft enes mfat9tr,t, an mid serib ttten 8es
| fcbfs rcn eer Court of Common pfsas in @tart
Grnntp, DDic ,pcstc ieh rureb sffcntdbes Nusrufen
al, rer IDnrc bes epurthaues tcastene puntps silm
gertaaf Jastetcn, auf
| G.amftas, ben /. Otsemter. ls49,
fci8tnees tebretene liesence Gisentbu, selesen in
Stars Co., obc, nainli1 IDei rcs norooitGhen
Slertrls Der @eetict l2, Irnntbip l., Nanac 8,
besran,t mic fclsti: Anfaiseic an fdeipefffi6er
Gete telastcn 9isrttls pcnra norod, tis 3ttr1Ntte
ret mctflthen Ofanjlinie tcfastcn Sicrtcs rcnna
90 Vntben ptfli6, ron pa firlid tis jur ftipfiben
Uran,linie tcfa8ten 9iertels pon o. ,peltlid tis
sur Stslle res 4nfan9s enfbaltenb 40 4ter baprn
ltno unSetdDr z ltcr NIT QHa;cn berHan3t, ,pepcn
5rei Sitafta cen Ganfer i'm Yutba ,usetbeilt ipers
pet. Sfte rem Gi9entbum miro an, erfen Qprif,
$50 - 9e9ctstt.
gebtnsnnst ~ 03aar sabftar am l.
Nrril 1850 Die Walsn3e In smci 9leben jabrlihen
xerminsm, NIT Sntrreficit, rcrfiderten 9lcten unb
Wcrtease auf ras licscnec Gi8sntbum.
pbnirp Rebicr ct. al. ,e., Gli{atstD Eeblcr
| ct al. III Lbsilnns. {g.si s #Gg91 .6ft4s s4.f
Anfan9 bss 9srtaufs IL ttGr. s.
Gep. 81. 2Bstb, @heriff.
Ottctfr 81, la49. ~ Ss2m
DRg. ,. sEz.-.zs {. !. N-Esz,
R x long experienceand obs sryatiol, know that
~ Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effectual 10 chronic or
acute diseases and will be attended IT, by ID.
Shell as travelling and j. Niesz as local prae,i-
tioners m sv . gfe ,
Residences-D. Shell J mie North. and j.
Niesz IL miles Southwest, cf Canton.
April 10, I849. 40-tf 5 si'gi ue4s2 ava
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Srant's csuDiaaaifcbers
&ssasgel, : Saliaa1t.
Sat oons sen seriasItsn ebatten pon swstfel
Nailht III ssbei, febr piltle Der fami
r8ff nSal(e eiiasnnsenfranfbciten sanSdb sebetlt-
fcldt Sac, mic nod i,ienlals RON rscnp sincr an
bern Wicpistn 9cDtt ,poroen nb- ilnc rte 10 8an5s
liM bcffnunasrs p1ren, paE fie Eranfen ppn Qersz
ten uno Sreunesa wirtlt3 tferbcne rflSrt
ipitreeit.
Gr tefiet alle bic rtinstnoen xasenotn bcnabc 20
maebts uao tbatts, ais eie 3uteretltnJ ipetde mir
8rant's Suoianilder .9einigungs- -@rtract
ncnnet i,nc it nur patin ibm pcrfhcpen, haB CT
pcrlhieecne anrere 0ermiitbunSen cntDaIt, ,prtebe
eiStntbamtib ans emeffen ine unums
9an8Iieb notbi g. nnoj ttmi a4
ag Jou(fen unb Sd,fpinbind)t a sat
uncs salle &ranthtiten scr snnse, fclte Grant9rten
bic infer Der stp6bnAen @cbanpltns fets 70 tra,l@
rig cnpcit, ,pcnn ite 6zA iss4e }esA* s}
8rutf5 gd,lunb, eun9e ano 0ers ~
aitsrcfln, pcafanois su bciftu. ~
Dieter 8aifan bet ne o5cttbpire an Der $unse
unc rscibpp fcnf iuiltrlid frficbtr nno leibt
als Der Sleiti9un8s. Grtracf Bet6pilre aufFerttb
eurirt. Differ 8alfam bciit9 Sate ppn .6utten
llnp Sdbplnpflcbt aus 10, nabeem ale attpcren
Oiittel fsbl8efthhSen bater.
Gaulence BON Sd,winSlubts SdQen 4.
nnc t6rcnifbtn oaiftn brsciistn bic unfebfbare
QBrtiamfcit, eine unte pprifctc oeilfraft uno tin
rernren beilenprn GiscniAaftcn tt, rsn nab clsen>
rem SrantDetcn.
8rnff. uno Setten mcrjen,
81 a dtfebwetBt, d Ntrp6ft 3ufaffe
6crS tlpp fen, &tnpers Gbpftra,
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Sinpern unc &ejabrten ane Aas "a
Wetblihen Gfipdd,en lino gelhweroen.
Sod mic III bsm publico Gin Mittcl barge bcten
trcrpen, tas balb 70 aepiB tlnb ,pirtfain ac Sbwa
den unp ttnresclmaBi3teitcn pcs 8eihlcdbts brtt,
ats Srants sunsenz 8alfam Gs nadbt feiucn ttn>
terItbico Oh bic ltnregemabiStcit pnrd ltntcrrrt>
dung prer uctcrmaab entitanreIi, prer ;ufalliSer
S6wahe ,u;ulbrcibsn it, Grre esufir 1lIes,
inpe,n er pas y pttem ifarft, sleibferniac 0ireua
tp,, berbsifbrt nn nrrp6e 9ieisuns tetanfti9t unp
linpert. 1ls Qeipris lies untcre Slnsibrtftcn.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-28

Olele GDeinlifDe 2SeretnlBtn9 rerfhicttncr 3ese,
taeiitthen prrbnttc, III rtbtr rie ctcnaenannte,,
bic 6aurttctfanctDcllc tiIeen, iii cine rer piobtia
fen Grfneun9en nnterer 3cit UNI III Dem cintaebc en-
Safapari!la Sprup BET pcitcm rpriu,icbcll. Otz
eltd MIR tcit ttipa IL ocstcn tttt file ord,
tdpn tereits nbrr 10000 0uren nurb eiete 5inttur
tewcrfifciIi9t ,rcrnen. Die Wa6t, melbe rietem
Gprnp iber Sranfbeiten bcIist mag Dem ttmtfanpr
Stt9eidTietcn merbcn, raG CT einiis uno aI!ci, aus
prrenftcn res Yfanjcnrcebs ;uIalnmcn9efcBt III,
unp ea jeee Ger cinjenen Attifa auf Gin tctcntcres
Organ elreGf cnmirtt, tn cnrfiuret frsleib bas
9on;e Sbrptriptem rcn prDtthatiscn GinluS ccffels
Zen, rfecr Grantbeit nod Gdbmcr, i'll teintr Q2ir.
tun9 rcrurlabrnr, unr na CT 5l alien 3eitcn nnb
nntcr atien ltmfInptn, rbne 9tntiiebt auf Oidt
retr e3elbdftc 8ctrau6t perren fam, rsrbient CT
init arin Sctbt as Gin Oeitrtrattn in eer Gtihiobs
te Der -Weeiein tctrabtet ;il rcrrcn. Dieter itts
tainn,rn9eltete Grtraet irirc in Quartfatbcn At
eeti nicpri8cn preit,c BON Ginem 0cllar rertautt,
ilin rem paticnten OcleScnbtit su eeben bureb een
0ebtaudb eirfr Slaitle feite ldbdttarcn mcrceiniz
then Giscnehaftcn uno bic Graft, pctebe or ilter
Srantbciten Gciiee, III prifii. Scr 8ejabrtc 10.
mrbl ,pie bas Sinh tennen i'm NIT slcie5tr QBrf.
tan'fcit 9etraubcn. 9icfcr Grtraet ron Nmrfer>
ttaut nne Satararilla te,rrtt cine ilhcre ;tptrla-
p9e uilo 9rtneiihe -6eilun9 upn, Sbmnpiuft,
Strcfula, 0als9ci6wut rrsr SruBcnrerbar=
4 tltn9 am .6altr, (Erysipelasl Sictb auf prcr
9tole, SalBfuB, Sinnsn tno SlaBebcn int
Dcltobt 0Drpnlf, Nbeumatsnt, 0ibt
potr popa5rd, aIt9cncihc Gdwatbt,
'Spspeptl, Ncrr6fen, Gppfthmtrj,
sebcrtranfbeit, 9iidtnnhrttrants
belt, QSctiiobt &ranfbeitcn,
Gc(hmirc, 2Scncrie in ben
s. tbwicri9ffen Sdllcu, Nlas
ten unn Jlercn trantDeis a
ten, &olit, 9erttrpfs
1855 q tng, Grfahng,
.outcn, Bcnepr,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-28

i @. qRbit;, Srsecnia. 81. ..
s g 8alenline, 0prpn, q. ..
- 50 @tbipnaaii, Sapstttrius, %. 9.
E. 5 &ttnner, -9enrpifr Broptlpn, 0.
o Gbirmail, 0crttanp, 81. q.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-28

SafDb WsObIer WefD WerIin. Neatber
uno 0laler, llnicntcrn. gB. Didn(cn,
9lanoolph. pntd,er unb Clifton, gteu BAL
timcre. & S,anblefcn, Marlbcrcuah. so.
Delferx Greebenl. S. qA pgffif, !Dst. IL
Mon. Safrb Snpoer, .9lep Hranflin pbiis
Iip6 u. Am6Ier, pario. s. 6: Wlir, Minerua.
.. 5. 8iaser nnU go. MaiT ltOn.
81. 8. McGaa g. sIpctbeFe Gantoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

LIME RHODY."-Ihe returns from every
pwn 10 the Western Congregational District have
hem received, and NATHAN f. DIxos's total vjte
!. 2s22: Thurston's 2l97. DIxOS's majority,
as being gain Of SEQ since the April election.
The Wings gained in every town but two, North
gingstown and Jamestown where they lost 81
yotes Mr.. DiIoss gain in his own town ia llt
nd in Mr.. Thurstons ll2. The Providence Jour
nal thus sccounts for the result of the election
TEE REASON or IT Such change as the result in
he Western District indicates, IL not accomplished
Without some powerful cause. Two years ago Mr..
ThurstOu carried the district 10 Apri, he received
more vOtes than the Wing candidate; and now, sffer
he OF AL the strength that the Free Soil lead
era could bring him with great eIerti0ns both sides
and with increase Of fifteen per cent la the he
!. beaten by over Elk hundred. What has done ths :
NJ DxoD's great personal popularity has doubtless
done much, but Mr. Thurstnn Is the strongest Of
Bio party In the district The Wbigs made extrsordi.
nary exert0ns, but did tho Loco FocOs they were
t.ver more active, and they sbundsnty provided
with the sinews OF war" What then has made this
great chsDgei What has aroused the whole district
living Wing gain In every town buttwo and swelling
kr DixOn's majority to over six huDdredf IL Is the
svssion Of N, aafactur,Hg and mechanical business
IA this State aud the conviction that this could
relieved without change in the present revenue lave
Il Tarif r0fs IA AZ was gwen on Tuesday Ia the
Western District IL was all expression of the senti
nenis OF the people upon the subject of protection
10 this WHICH has called out 90 great vote and such
unusual exertiOns and which, added to the popularity
Of the candidate has given US such all unprecedented
majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01
AMI Old Miner In California.

The following extract from private letter has been
given Us for publication 10 The Tyibune The writer
ns. long familiar with gold digging the Mines VI
Virginia. and h. opinions California according
entitled 70 greater confederation than those Of green
hand
WOODS CAN'T. (5tanislaus Diggings) June s. lsi9
] joined two young men from Brooklyn, y. Y.
who came up 10 the steamer with US from Pana.
ms and commenced work in good earnest, and
did very well tor the next two weeks. making
$500 each. Since we have not done 90 well IN
the lsst two weeks making bat sl25 apiece. The
gold here lies as IL does IN Virginia, In deposits
and pockets, and whoever is lucky enough 10
strike them mskes good haos. Any one that has
a ind 70 work can make his slO or tl2 day
| think thsr % about the average 81 siio miners
now, although there are tbousancs who are max
iug a great deal more, bot that depends very
much on the place where they are st work. o.
tue 18th II May took out piece tnsr weighs :
pound add IN hopes y get Il home safe, so that
you can all see It.
have been here six weeks and have made al
most $500. bu, hope q do better Ia the next six
weeks 20 come. Provisions are falling every day,
"a the case with GOODS Of al kinds and should
not De surprised II goods Ia n. Fall could De
bought cheaper here than ia the States, from the
great Qasntlsy shipped here from all Dsrts Of the
World. Our board cDsts "a about 81 a day, which
IS very cheap IN comparison with what IL was
When We arrived here Pork " as selling az 81 2s
per pound, row g., cents Flour o., now Is cents:
sugar 81, now IS cents fresn Beet IS cents now
p, and everything else In proportion Lynch law
Is m isv IN force, and u any one 10 caught 10
anything oct of the way he is tried by Jury, and
II found guilty sentenced % so many lashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01
A pr,,rsArr Nrsso.-soms ye..snce . r-n-

A DrsyISArI NRoRo.-Some vears nee 4 gen-
tlsn.n residing Ia Anderson County in tais ststr ,cd
a nero mar 10 a citizen Of Mod. T-nnes.~- Tho
n-sro VS. removed 20 the bone 81 his master but
ia short ruie s~sy and returned 90 Ancrrson
County snf s>cretsd hmself for syesr or more - "a
TfiSkhrk.sa Of As xsfs bar ans ly discovered snt
spyrshenccd snt sssin taken 10 Middle Ienne,se~-
he remained the sseond time rnui fsrofso.e oPpcr-
tunity prrssns-d and sssin sbscondrd loi, 49,.
OK SEVEN y-srs sinee. srse rec ard "s' oS-fte
for bis spyr-henslon. Dtngent search ~ss Tor vns
time made. bgt trsces Of hn oens discoveries nis
runrins cad psss-d ertrry out Of TIRE minds *
a. but bis o~ners A ev Days since. however, Two
men. residing IN Anderson County ~ TIRE asme. 81
Dgss snd Low, we're out vita their rdes nentirS
game Ring fsnsued and thirsty. for the purPose u
refreshing selves they concluded % o. O. -us
spring not FAR o. rhis they did. and up q ne esoin.
where ieerr were e'ers WHIT women hvint ..s
took his seaf upon est While bis comPsnicn Lev.
r-m,incd IN the yard One OF The sofnes ~-s N 10
csoin snd - coon ~ Digss entered sne ccmmenced
sprshuy conversation 9th him. curiss which 'n- -
preached the bedside and let tall on the toor srgs
butcher knife, al which 40 u struck the 1ocr,
the Rand OF negro caught from asder Ire bed n.ss
susphcoa being n awakened be- with crest srrsenc
OF mind. Kicked the kn.fs beyond the rrsh Of the hsnd.
and instantly huge negro spran< oaL drew Up "A
with beth bands and wss swinging over ~ 70
cesvr the skul OF Dogs sh~s fortunately the forcs
Of the blow Vas 80 isr checked BY the stIikus no
lon" that al the injury Digs. sustained w.. sht
sssh bis torehesd OF four ave inches In lensth
Digs cooked bis gun presented t a. The ncgro snt
nrcd but the negro observed the precse position 81 no
s-urre and placed the hrosd side Of tns AZ before u.
80 that the bullet must necessarily sse IT, 40 Il did
Digs sprsng upon the negro and grsppec but fd not
sgccced IN throwing hum until the nesro hat struck
him smother seyere blow above the eye with tn N
Toe report Of the brought Low into The cabin ss
as Disgs threw the negro upon the bed Low ran up
immediately snJ with bio butcher kniie stabbed he
negro three times 10 the sids sucking the keis r~ea
uoie as deep b. could. Finding that this not
vsnauish the uegro who srll struggled vita Dssss DO
placed the gun 81 The uesros aide and dischsigcd ihe
entire load into bic body This osercsne The negro
mt ha u aIt.th sr,r.
tusely Disss snd Low sapposing that be must neces
ssry die. went out in search OF eighbors ~ho shen
they came in discovered the negro su alive and Anew
INN 10 De- tho negro that lad been long IN
the woods" The negro removed 10 the Clinton
jsi here he i. confined 20 s~sit tris for the
assault upon Digs lie, the punishment tor which, Il
he De Convicted desth. taoug lesrn there IL 90
probability that be will
iKnoxvills (renn) Register. Aug ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

THr NURREL Case - WAsBINGrON CoUNTf
The Tras Ran9er OF the 10Th inst contains the con
ession OF A j. Grgg OF the gang Of thieves ~nom
the citizens (where their operations have been Prnci
psly carried On) hsve determined Ia exterminatns or
nthersis stopping their Infamous career The c On
fession exhibits organized and Systematic plan 81
procedure well calculated 70 accomplish the De
iArous ends OF the band 10 escape the penalties OF
snd Justice in of detection The published
names OF those connected with the gang are Rev
Nathan SHOOK Of Crockett; Judge heson or herson
living somewhere the Guaoslupe River OrAnd
S.pp Lewis RoreD Bill short VIM Hewitt George
afrinc, JzulU. CssN, Nathaniel Grrrr. James ~
Laus Min, Jsfnes Crook. D. ID. kichey and man nan
I'd Asery. The latter controlled mint, located Owe
Bronwvile on the Rio CT snce but which none OF ine
OTHERS were scousinted WITH Avery supplied his &C
complies with the spurious eoiH Tor MY cents on me
dollar IN good money. the star agtel IN this CITY
which estAbishmeut. cording 10 Grggs confession
ne had rented. snd Bill short - % propneior-
Agery paid 500 In good money for each negro deliver
ed 10 him. s4O0 IN spurious coin Passing counter
eit money stealing negroes cattle and other property
we're the principle branches OF business followed ~
this extensive association correspondent OF IN
RanS- saws the number Of negroes stolen from ne
Counties named IS very considerable Two % tne gang
Short ana Mclaughlin, tried for murder IN -,
bat by their associates the Jury, got clear
And Afterwsrd boosted that they had followed one Of
the Stsfess witnesses 70 take his lite for giving eT
dence against them which II Is thought they succeed
Cd in doing The correspondent Gays the gang -
composed Of Ministers Of the Cos pei Merchants, Law
yers Farmers and Traders and also some Editors OF
newspapers are inculpsted having aided oy their
advice snd support Galveston NIexssl News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

nv the arrival here yesterday Of the steamship
Galveston from Galveston the 18th inst we have re-
ceived nlcs OF the CfriiaE and the Ners.
The impression, amounting almost 10 conviction, was
that Col Bell had been elected Governor bestng bis
sdverssTes, Wood and Mills, by large msjoriues TIE
vs OF the 18Th gives the following the result Of the
elections up 20 that day, 80 tar ss heard from;
For fsouernor Bell SD. Wood 2Oss Mills l70.
For Liear. G0r-Henaerson 267. Greer $40
For Commissioner Of the Lana 0goe-Smythe 2s0l,
Wsrd $40.
For ton1r.s-Howsrd 30s5. williamson $50, Pills
bury 9S-. Mcleod $50
We take the following from the H5Estoa Sa- Of the
lsfh inst The Trinity River continues very high. II
wns tour miles wide Cincinnati few dsys since
md is current rapid that The ferrybosis were
unable TO cross for severs days Gen Chambers stat
- ~. rns nov Wa. drowned IN the Trinity bottom
MID on his way from Housion Liberty. n .. Pic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

BueNISe oY tbs STEAMER SPiTriRE.-We are
indebted to John h Brewer, Esq for the following eS
tract from letter dated MAsA>hAM July 20
about halt past IN the morning OF the s4th We
were alarmed by a messenger, bringing information
that the S.itars was In flames and repairing lnne
disely 10 the spot she discovered IN iod blaze
and unspprosehsbc la the course ei ale" hours tho
more comhust ole material being consumed, the aic
subsidized suficrntly to enable numerous sms cNIo.s
20 along aud while some were applying wafer
others indu.uiously sppropnsung to themsel.e'
what csme TO hand ia the shape of copper, &C HE
SUI burning wreck hauled ON shore, SUD thst very
evening disposed of by suction for lSOoVcr 70 as M'o
were The three hoats The snchors ana chains 40
other tr ng articles chiefly cabin furniture, VIII Dc
solo soon"
The spiifre was built In lci5 by Brown & Bell ana
was sft,rward employed By Government during the
Mexican war purchased. snd htted ny In good
s,le and eft this port the llh OF March for Gan
ofns short time after leaving port she experienced
asevere gale snd compelled 10 put into bermucs
10 repair sails &C The Spithre had no freight or pas
sengsrs She WAS insured IN Weitst for 50 900 Inc
origin Of the hne was unknown the OSY.s'H a. 'ee
tine was on shore trsnsscnng business win MS con
us1ees Com Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

ALTERING The FiGUHrs.- Some time sine the
Np York Trtbuse said that there was fair Wing ma
oniy OF 50 ia tne Western District, and when ~ cor
ecied the mistake The Tribune replied that the error
typogrsp hics, the majority having been written
I've hundred and added a hope that II would not he
called upon alter the figures after the election We
are fony to put our friends Of The Tribune to this
trouble, but must insist upon II The ngures must
be altered. Providence Journal
~ We never m ade correction with 50 much
readiness as that which the Journal calls for
The Wings Of the Western District have given
their candidate majority OF CPS. Let their ex-
ample be followed elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

PErEE-PEScE G.RNAsT-Th- Paris Archtres
q chfHiany Of the liEh Ut ssys What proves that
Popery exefts great Influence In Germany and that
tn- Catholic Church there 10 more German u an Roman
H. that nothing be collected among twenty Millions
of Catholics for the nep II f1A Of the faEA4 IA
poor >zs al Gats Peter-p-nee raised % some
tent 10 France where n certsn dOceses the in5ig>nt
gave Of ther yenury But IN Germany where heaps Of
zolc have been collected - repair and rnsh the csths
dra Of Cologne - German ednce not c~uf hss bern
Contributed for the Pope Of Rome. This TACT shows
noE title sympathy 10 elt Tor the holy fathers tate IN
the breasts VI Eis most enlightened children"
N Observer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

ASSExATIoS.-H. b. Wilson has issued the
prospectus Of The Canadian independent to DO printed
at Hsmiton head of Lake Ontario 1t Is to 60 ION the
oconne ,sci) for pescesbe separation, with view
to annexation. Mr.. Wilson is = son of old Speaker
Wilson, snstive of NewJcrssy who voted uniformly
with the old Tory party acted their instrument de-
noupced reformers 40 traitors turned out OF the
Legislature by the people, and into the Legislative
Council by Head and Colborne to whom he was loyal
for Office until their party got into the minority His
son will agitste till his friends get uppermost again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

TyxssfrsNs-ln Houston 1t u supposed We
have 700 youths Of proper age 20 attend school
while NOT more than go enjoying the oeneht Of
,ns sooS lsl.very discourases education IL IL
supposed that the salt lakes In the scuth"es'efn pos
tion Of Texas would yield abundant supply OF sal
for the whole State. A very large and NAuso.r en
grafton Is coming iuto the north part OF iexss
The western portion has abundance OF wstsr'power
49,. Brownsville. on the Rio Grsnde. has PoPasuon
OF about 1900 souls. Houston (Texssl Presbyterian
o. Gov FISH has gone, with his family, for q
few days 70 sharon SPRING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

q THE "SlsoKR's MANUAL by F. A AD-
ANS, AM, q. F. ROoT and J. +. SwkETzsK-
Wiley Brosdwsy-is practical handbook OF the
science OF singing, without the confusion OF mas
csl technicalties. 1t is 10 singing what the Oilen-
eorf method is 10 the learning of languages, in
creasins its system and developing its resources
according as the cspsbidty Of the pupil increases,
at no time, putting on the shoulders more than the
shoulders can bear. There are numbers OF books
having the same purpose in view, but we think
this is preferable, on account Of its clearness a
arrangement. With IL, moderate share Of In
dustry. and favorable organ, one might, IN
short time MARBLE pretty csdences