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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
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INIiE stockholder rs in the Richmond Bridge
j aud Turnpike Company, will take notice
that the 1st Instailne nj Of five dollars on zach
share was due and payable on the 18th Aug !,
l-Io and the remaining twenty dollars Is paya-
hl- IN four equal instruments Of ninety days
each, VIZ 18th Nov, ISlJ-iJih Feb, $50
10th June, $50, aud 9TH Ang., 1861.
JOHN II. IIU rrON Scr
Feb. 6, 1850. III
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
DELINQUENrTAx FOR 1879.

4 LII persons who have omitted to pay their
~ taxes for 1919, are reminded that the tns
is at hand when the setti~me mt Of the Duplicate
has to be made with tho County Auditor, and .
list Of those not paid forwarded to the state As-
ditor as deiinqnents. A penalty Of 10 per cent.
then attaches, which with interest the after, has
TO be added II to BE- hoped that attention win
he given to this extra notice withou. further de-
lay None should fail to do 90 at furti,esi by the
9Th Of February.
a. WILLIAMS. County Treasurer.
Centreviite, LIST mo 22d l-JO. 5-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
AT PARQrHAR VICKERS

WYE hare Just received . fresh lot Of Blse.
wv Black, Brown and Green Cloths. seas
entirely new style C..ssm~ses- Cult Velvet.
Satin Ribbed, Silk and Fsscy vessisxs; vhseA
we will make to order at the shortest notice cd
warrant satisfaction. Also. 4 good assortment
Of Clothing ready made. and everything -
that m-n are in the habit Of wearing. kept u 81
cosninodate the customer # q nsomeafs scsrsiag.
L0@pS..-We have also received aDsesse
lot Of Gas Lamps, also. Lard Lamps. one 81! =
splendid GerAndoses, Lamp Chimoeys. Csssss
and Wicks.
Jan. 80, 1850. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

G5-Mr. Mason's fugitive slave bill. is a
beauty '--progressing a LILLE ahead OF
Reeds negro relief bill This fugitive
bill which was introduced into tire L. 5.
Senate, by Mr.. Mason OF Va provides
for the recovery OF runaway slaves: the
owner. CT the agent or attorney of the
owner. may 90 before any L. S. Dis
!rict or Circuit Judge. Collector or Post
Master. and depose TO The fact OF such
person being fugitive as aforesaid, or the
same fact may be brought before the same
functonary upon affidavit. and thereupon
it shall be the duty of such officer - grant
a certificate as to the character of such al
legged fugitive. and upon that, if it is in
favor of the claimant. the person shall be
rendered up TO the custody of SAID claim
ant. Another section provides that pen
atv of 81 900 shall be levied upon any
person who shall aid or harbor the fuoi-
tive claimed as above described. or shall
resist tine owner or agent in his attempts
TO reclaim him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

!Irricii.--On the 9Th inst. by Rev G. w
Miller. Mr.. WILLIAM ErrIrE Of Whitley Co :,
led to Miss MARC ,RET Mckow,v of this CITY
On the above occasion the printers were not
forgotten, bat portion of the eat,'bsez, III the
shape of good things, were conveyed to Of
fee, and there serred Up by hungry crew who
decidedly scientific at putting array puma
tread The happy pair will please accept our
thanks. and may 4 prosperous ami peaceful lie
be theirs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

Show BEEvEs.-Messrs. Show and
Paxson. purpose driving thro' the streets
Of Richmond, to-day, two or three beeves
weighing not far short of 1900 lbs. each!
So, look out! If il isn't too cold. and see
'em. They design killing one on Friday
next, and steaks and roasts can be had At
their different shops on Friday night
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Eaton and Ila milaom RAN Read

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY
~ the Eaton and Hamilton Railroad Company
al their Office IA Eaton until Friday. the p day
Of February next. at IL o'clock, NJ, for Grub
bing Grazing, and Masonry Of the Eaton and
Hamilton Railroad, from Eaton to the north
bank Of the Great Miami River, embracing -
distance OF about 2j miles. The line will be
read v for inspection week previous to tho
day Of letting, and the protiles, plans and spec,-
ficAiions Of said work may be seen At said offsce
in Eaton, by tho J 9Th day OF Februsvy.
Bidders not known TO the Directors, or Esgi-
neer Of said Company, are required TO produce
satisfactory evidence Of their ability to pesfosm
promptly and satisfactorily any contracts which
may be awarded TO them.
BY order Of the Board,
A. HAINES. Press
Jan. 30, 1850. G-N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
The Tvphus fever was raging fearful

The Typhus fever was raging fearful
ly a, Vienna;
1t was reported that an offensive and
defensive alliance had been concluded
between Prussia and France. England
undertook to bring the Ministerial party
over in Prussia. by urgingiha the Cham
bers would accept the Constitution.
TURKEY.-The correspondent of the
London Times says the Car has agreed
TO the terms proposed by the Porte for
the disposition of the Hungarian and Po-
lish refugees. Dembin>ki and other Poles
who served in Hungary are to De expeN-
ed, and their countrymen resident in
Turkey, who were not concerned III that
insurrrec,ion. are 10 remain unmolested.
If any one. withou. reference TO the
country under whose protection he may
be. shall. whilst a residen, in the Ottoman
Empire. be guilty OF an &c, hostile 10 the
government Of the Emperor Nicholas. he
shall. at the demand OF the Russian En-
voy be expelled from the Su!tan's denim
ions.
kossuth and the Hungarian refugees
are to be confined in fortified town. hot
close prisoners. but under constant sur
veillance of the Turkish authorities.
4 correspondent OF the Morning Her
aid writing on the same day asserts that
the Emperor OF Russia has refused 10
accept the Sultan's guarantee for the con-
duct Of the Poles, and that the matter was
as far from being settled as ever.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06


Philadelphia, Jan. GO. 135O.-The Nj
agara arrived at Boston yesterday, and
at New York additional letters had been
received
A letter from Paris says a treaty has
been concluded between the Emperor of
Russia and the President of the French
Republic. which will be found ANYTHING
bu, desirable as far as England is CON
cerned. 4 bearer of dispatches had ar
rived at Paris from Rome. 1t appears
the French General and the Government
Cardinals are as far from an understand
ing as ever. General de Killers insists
on leaving twelve thousand French troops
in the city of Rome. The Cardinals in
sis, on placing the Pope under the pro-
lection Of mixed garrison Of Austrians
and Italians. So the matter stands. The
Bres.on (Austria) Gazette. SAYS the pub
lie mind of the city of Vienna. is much
taken up with reports of coup d'e,at 1t
names as the time for putting it into ef-
feet as the 9th or 18th instant
Military measures are really formida-
BILE within six miles around Vienna. The
guard house was filed with soldiers, be-
sides fifty thousand in the city. and fifty
thousand more that could be poured into
Vienna in the course Of three or four
days
In relation to Prussia Prussian note
on the Erfurt Assembly SAYS: Austria will
not wage war of words with the Prus-
sian Cabinet. but wishes it to be under
stood that Austrian silence must not be
construed into acquiescence with the
Prussian project
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
ToROTTo. Feb. 2. 1850.

Lportant from Canada.-Lorl Elg.n
has received a dispatch from Earl Gray.
urging him TO use every means in his
power to suppress the movements in favor
Of the annexation Of Canada to the Jui-
ted States. and thanking him for what
80 treaty been done. Ear. Gray de-
c!ares that long as any portion OF the
Canadian people are DESTROYS of main
tanning a connection with the mother
country, they will be supported by the
whole power Of the Army and Treasury
of England.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

Manifestation. s4,G5; the mar
ket dull.
Whisky. 19scG l9!c.
Rio Coffee. &c.
Sugar. SC:
Salt. 40G sacks i. l. at Soc
Clover Seed. S4.25.-Cin Gaz Feb. 2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

IUST in time. and just from the Lsse. Csco
81 Fine Morocco ssd Calf Bosts; Ladses -
Of R. Esteirs msnufscture, At the Chy $50
Store, Nc. s. Mais sassss. Cell an6 esn0sO
'n'"' ''e' AZ 'A' JOB soRTox
Jan. 20, 1850.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

crIcsierday morning. at 6 O'Clock.
the Thermometers in Richmond ranged
fsosa - 10 l57 below -sro cold -nuf"'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
TERMS OF suBsc RIPTIoN

Oar gar, po ya5is in adcance, ..-.--..- 81 90
attei The year egpires, Recommendation
Fer cir months, in ddCaacc. -..-.-. ....l 90
1co!y Of the Palladium aud Lady Book $500
do. do. Sartsin's Magazine, 1, 90
II The subscription price Of the above nsg-
azinc- - : per year, ~ advance.
I'm PIPER dis -oatianed until all aryearacss
IRE pill, ercept at lie ogtio4 offhe edi.oss
PoHiZe Dt be pal, BY cDrresDondents, ID
tns1re afieHfiDR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

u Extract oil letter from the Sneior ed i,or
dated Cincinnati, Feb. LIST, so:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

Notwithstanding by The bedside of
man who was sinking in the agonics Of
A>ia'c Cholera. he turned his CLASSY eyes
upon me- and said: ~ few hours more, a
few hours more 10 prepared" Thirty min
utes after. met one of his neightors hur-
rying through the streets towards line un-
lnrt Door 1 ..as IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

adJuGicdtIOn and SuDVerSiOu OF the claim
of Texas We answer. l. fit would be.
il is exactly what ought to be. and what
our Government otces 10 the People Of
New Mexico. by virtue Of vital stipula-
ton of the Treaty of Guadalupe IIidalgo
as well as Of lis general obligation to .es-
tablish justice and secure the blessings
Of Liberty 10 our whole People. II Con-
gress could adludicate conclusively the
question raised by Texas. that is just VII at
it should do.
2. But Congress could do no such thing.
and therein IS the fallacy Of the Presi-
dental argument. Congress has no pow
er TO take away the territory Of a sover-
eign State and organize il into distinct
community. or as a part OF such one.
Let Congress do all it could for New
Mexico, and still Texas can asser, her
claim in the Supreme Court. and if just
can maintain it there. She can easily
make case involving the validity of her
claim. and take the question up 10 our
highest Judicial tribunal. If the Cour;
susta:ns her. unrighteous as We must still
deem the verdict. profoundly as we mus,
execrate it. we shall vet deem it our duty
10 submit. But. even constituted as that
Court IS, We cannot anticipate such de-
cision.
We say then TO the President. as we
said IN substance 10 Mr. Nin;on when he
last winter proposed direc, reference oil
this matter to the Supreme Court-Wha,
you suggest is unjust and mos, untimely.
Our duty is 10 organize New Mexico with
her known and rightful boundaries. and il
Texas demurs, she may appeal to the Su.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-25
Nfit1isi ister 81

lit ,errattet uno fhon uiuB mdi etne .Dfaie
@elb enttebunt um nur bic iaufenoen
elusgaben sa befen; cas beiBt NIT anbsrn
q8orten man muB neue SdMceF ma
deu, um bamit Die 3infen Der aIten 81 bes
sablsa. Die Re9ierunseu 9lesden pclltcn'S
men ben leidtGnnigen 8erfhwenoerHp
pethe snhisoen fuc, tpenm ne itlr ats
suaebeR baben, n,d,t baraa cenfeiio irie
taugcas eaucru fonne. Setf bcr9en bic
SuttlAilo nod, wea: fle mhifeH nnb am
nidbt ibr sanses Sapitat 81 seriieren.
Menn Ge aber febenD caB es ecdb nerlcrert
sebt, pereen iIe nid,t eeu Reif tpeniafeues
ipeIeber in ibren sdubsn serblie6sIti>, in
Siderbett 30 brinsen fuhen una nid,t pei',
fer borsen2 Wie rpsaen ae dire ausffdnbe.
eintreiben? Weroen (Ie etapa Seere anrpers
ben, uri bamit bic linen SerpfdaSetenprca
pinseu militdrifh su beiesen?
Die sinard,ie iftwirflid i'm slnsuse ii6er
gurcpa. Sest ater ieben mir, san; imG8n
oeripruf NIT ben friiberer 3uifdnocn, bic
Observation-Disclosures auard)iih 9etpcrs
ben, unc 70 fnb biejeni9er, rpeld)e III bic
3ufllnft bliefcu, um cine ncue Srcnun9 Der
Ginoe su erlpdben, trCillcs = oenn le ers
blidcn tlc5 Die llncrbnun9, Gle @ertpir>
ruu9 bes 9Ilten NIT ecm Neuen unb bic
bohinterlie9ence neuc Sronung ieben Ge
uitbt. ga 9eratbcn fe ccnr in ibrerNotba
(cf9teit in 8srS rSmeiFnn9 uno leifen in ctes
fer &atbfciI9teit benz rnfFidlen esaarcn
N9entenrienlte. sic prcoi9cu, mas Der ruff
flbe 9IleinterrIher eurch irine Spione
au6frcnen loft: GduSlid)er 8erfaa euros
pdlIdsr GjsiIttnns uuo Scrridaft Der Barr
barci hurd) @rinouu9 et,les 9rcsen Sla'
Yenreihes, bent sanSSmcpa sn5bar tpire.
llns caucrn bic strmen, Gle in iNrer &atbs
Iof9tejI jere 5ote! 9IaubeiI fei fc aad
nod 70 ob9cfttmadI!
Die 9eYcluticn beSannin in stmerifa, Sa
lpcIte Ger er(te Gift uub no Der leste Ipics
len mag, lit unbefannt.
Gins 1T 0ictb: ffche jeber freie Mann
auf feinfm Soften, pas er, tpenn Die Stuue
De Ger @ntihetcuns nabt, bet Der ipanb
1T. llno fIe tptrc fcmnfen, tpie 'eiu Oieb
in Der Tad,t. CSdueDp.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-25
3crft6rrnSrr Srfau.

Die Ge9enb bon eDfeus GalleY, Daus
pbinsGcnntn pdy tpurbe BON bem Stnrm
am 81. .. W. auf ;eritorenbe Weiie beint>
9eirdt. Dreisetn @ebdube, barunter S
8cbnbduier unb nebrere Miblen, allies
quite @ebdube, tpnrben ;ertriimmert pber
niecer9eblaien. Das S.aus9erdtbe aus meh>
reren Nduiern tpnrbe gum Gbeil ctlihe
Nee'len tpeit nit fort9efabrt unc 8etten
nno Settscus, su Seeen serriGen, in ben
Sdumen bdn9enc 9efnnben. Srn. Ditties
Stchrhans tpuroe DOllie oom 9runbe ses
rilien unb etid,e 20 Sdritte NIT fcrtsefpirs
BELT cbne bic 9eringiie 8elhdbisnns Der
barin beinol;den pcrionen. Semen tpnrs
ben ndd alien Nidtuusen seritrent 8du>
me enIfpurselt uno piele S,duier uncS cSdeus
ern entoodf. - Benjamin 0Rnmberscrs
Sdener tpurbe bonn Blis setrcfen nnb
sin9 NIT alien Snbalt in Tlammen anf;
sfpei pferbe oerbranuten babel. Der 0fesen
fteL mir Sblciien permiiht in ShOnen
nnb Elm Stad Sis tpurpe aufeebcben, ,pels
Dies S 3cG i'm Gurchmener naas. Der
Srfan erffredte fld BON Sifen mad, ,Weffen
in elmer edf9e bon S Meilen nno etfpa eis
ner balten Meile in Der 8reite. 60 piel
man setSrt bat, 9in9en feline MeuidenIe.
ben perloren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-25
antsrbaltnng nm Brlrbrnng.
(sine Sspcb,eit III 9r. 9yetersbmrd.

Cine $5Db5ett ;u Gr. NeferSbmr9.
Der fclse,aben Grsdblums tpeIde bud,s
itabiia spabr 1T, liegt Elm GreisniB su
@runo, bas fid Dor ,uetiisen Sabren IN
ct. petersbirs sn9etra9en nnb IN alien
&reifen ber BepDlferurs iianrentlid, aber
ii ben bSdlfen, bas 9roBte slufeten errest
Fat; ein stufehen, bas nm 70 9r5eer mar,
ie itaertparteter nnb ihauerlider bic gnts
,Didelung, je iinourtboriagfieher bas Ges
beinniB, IN bas ftd, cine Der oaiiptperfcs
men butte je tiefer buS stiafdpeisen
spar, oas segen eiten ebenfo i,tddtisen alS
geadteteten Weattt becbahtet fpurbe. -
sins gramben Der Saidlidfeit fOnnen
mir baber alth Die gsamen Der III bieiem
tranrisen Drama Sanbefube,t trilr NIT
ben slnfanssbudftaben be3eid,nen Die beis'
mabe fhcn su febr ben SdlIeier liiffet, Der
jene Derbdn9niBpolIe gesebenbeit nmsibt.
Grdnlein Wearie &. mar Ghrenbnule
Der Raiferin. sGs mar Elm nllerliebfes
jun9es Mdbd,ea BON adf3etn Sabren,
bon fblaufem Mlhfe ulio eoIer Geitalt !;
tle batte reid,et n,tpar3e Saare, cine liib>
lide geEhtsfarbe iinc lire fd,sparser
atu9em, bie inter ben LANCER, Mimperil
berDprblieten, perrietben ebeniutpcbs tiefe,
leiDenfbaftlide GIutb, ais bic ianffersn
gaesunsen feslenpc1er 3drtIitteit. Dieie.
i9re, cine gathuis, bic IN ct. 9etersbaro,
no Die meilten Grauen blaue ,tnD aasbrud<
Dclle 9tueen, eite fpeiee, matte GefhtSsI
farbe uab blonde, niaSere 0nars babent
aaeercrbentlih bod 9efhdBt spirb, bate
Trdnleir 6. einett SyoBen Rreis pom
alnbetera bon feuBenbe,s unb fhnaahteu<
ben eiebhabert 3,ioescsesl, itub init etspae
niebr &ctetterie istlb spelsi9er Gefdntad
fur frieb1ebenoe 3uradDesooenheit mare
es ibr ein eeiAtss st,Dsfen, bas Seepter
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-25
Ais1tsrs-8 g .sG1t.
: RI a i, b.

80 f@pn S. Sreitisrath.)
Qn rcH'ser Sstts liest rus 4Oot;
9as @rscl traumt, cas Turtr luasert.
Oas naetbt, Dcr Siftbrrtub 1T tcct;
!. Das madbts oes Sifeber III rerbanssrt
9enn S5laao's STD 1T -0srscnfiab;
Ger Stanpbtrr pratt vom rs;sbtn 6anss,
Seer attr tttitt bcs Sansers xileb-
90 ttarb Der Silher, e frin Sause.
O;e .etcrce ticdt, e:e -cesrrt ttdGt;
qBetsb' Elm Gesrans cpn Sdb'a anb @Maafsn
Der .6;r;, pon ta,Rpea febteht vtrbaft,,
! xre;tt &c aus Wieer Sum aahtten J6afen. B
9snn Srianps 1ieb 1T .eerrenpeb
Scs strne parep's Gncsbea ifarfte d,
ttno lener Siirsr brcdtno Gnic-.
Der 6ranrbcrr fsb:ds's auf frcmoe Diarstt.
Drum IN fir D;ebifaG ipm Gin Surn
4 Der utPr;s'e;t uno nes 6enuffts,
D ttao jesteb Subs mo 8nitsnborn
n QBsro INN rim .9crn pes uetclfuGes.
Gr last "a scaeon uno paris
Den Gpiettiid untcr'm Gcts iieb tiessn:--
.N)ttW <SpttS fN9 W 6u ~eSAuP tNbf 4ttt
SaGt untsrtts wie 26intsraissen. s
.5aaob, loaltob 6ria>Gsins Sasc
pastp, lang 3u ras rtnn' ieb Siem.r
umtcnff aub ras miro fcvtsetfaAt,
i Wltcratrr NIT rem naoblttn Gtcamer
Dsnn Jeianps QEilp in 9erreap.lo
Sc fiiilt pts 8runoDcrrn Baud ano xaiAsn-
Der tlei1e &neebt, bes Gtenps 8ilc,
.eilf Got III teittf ~ matt gum pafden.
Gpterst bet 5.rr be6 5;rtcb anp Obs,
Gas be.tf eaS Jpn ieia Bauer matte a
I @tatt ,ans3utrcGnen isneu &css--
Sbr tsnut iis ia: Srlancs mierafte
Gr last rem 8cpen aaelos rabn,
9'rauf .oalm an .oalm fd, spicsen tonnts;
2 Gy laBt i'm fsbaOe btm Qeafierbubn,
y Dem Gitib nnp Der wilpeh Gntc !
Sa eptb Sci @cttss Slad9e :--Snmrf
iino @ileh:s v;er 9Ofia,cntn DIETER
SIR ater lsio tlatlrt nno ffnmpf,
!. Saul unc ptrfault---eneb ipeett fein 2Ee6sr
o, irileb $anp lit .otrrenlanc:
D'ri,m ifebn bic Waattsr an ptn qBesen,
DEN toottn GauSf.ns i'm Gcpano,
TIM Ftben end, iba in's 8r0b jn lssen.
-@o fbalIt bic alcse xas unb Tabt,
g Go srplt 60 Gonnaasbt ourH anb Seinlftr.
Der QBeif Dat mir Pen S4rti sebraat----s u
Gr trus ibn fArill bis por n'en Ssniftr.
Dlatt, ipi ein ansefsboilasr QBsibt
!etfidwett' CT ater l5cb'u nns Saaos--
Orr S@rei ttr Iptb. Der .9unserftrti,
Der @trrttf9rei aus Grins Diuaes sl
Grin, "a liest 1c amf cem Gnien,
Blsidb nno entffellt, init spsb'aosm .6aart,
lino lfrsut rss 9bamrods spelteno 0ria
3itttrno auf ibrer Ginoer Sabre.
gis taiet AIN Gee, lie tnietam 9trcm,
Git tn;et anf ibrer 8erst Gscnsa-
Ditbr nod, ais .CarplcsSp cns Siom,
,,Dis Jsicte fcr NatcnenM
$cncon, Srnbjabr lS47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-25
Orofser Npffsiebffabl. J
Wbilaoelphia, IA. Sft.

=
eSn Der Gdle bon @raD's Serrp, ,purbe
nm II utr am lesten San,ffag 9tbenb cas
poffeleifn BON Netpsyorf nad) bemSabs
mcifen beranbt. Die pplf enibielt ercee
Gnantitdten Supelenipdaren uuo beoeus
tenoe @eloienonusen. Die Dicbe baben
et,pa 10000 8riefe er6fnet unb mad, ses
iia,aer GnrhfIht auf bic Seite aespcrfen,
ebcnio tpurben Gclbantpeiinaaen iinbgrafs
ten als unnils tpe9seipcrfen. Wau BAT bis
jeet feline Spur pom ben Eteben.
q. 9. Sah fpdter eiuselanfeuen Slad,s
ridten fnc etIitte Der Nduber perbaftet
irDrben,
Cine ansere ssrObe bon Trdml. Gennb
Gino'S QBDbltb dtiefeitsf7nn.
Das Bottom Scurnal giebt fclocubesGers
3eidnie BON slnitalten jener Gtabf, inter
spelhen biefe eble Ainltlerin bad Ginfcms
men ibres Gcnserfes gum 8riien Der alrs
men Dertbeilei, ipilt I:
fOnSeebafeusO sOefellf haffs10o0; Gjs>
fafhaff fur tetaste unn bilfs6fbarffi9e
Jrauensirnmer $1,000; a2uafaIsJ JunbytBe<
lslfhaft 5000; Gefaabaff ber ainbexs
freunbe = 500; @aaefufhuIe fit arme
SaobeH $500; Drthopdbi66< Ge{taftaff
$500 /; 9OItrn qBsiberssIiDl $500; Mcbs
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-25
OieSer sl)ecrb tp,trbe Dor fein G,e.

-. DieIer Morb tpurbe Dor fein @e>
rtd)t 9ebrad,t Sbrift 9. erlitt fetne
Strafe. Gr febrte in ben Gaufaf1s, ienes
anbere Sibiriert, suriif. Dprt lebt er ncdL
audi tpirb er balelbif blei6en Bis etile cir
faiIfde &u9el feillent eeben ein Gnbe se>
maht. 6rd,tleirt g.. aber FAM tpiecer
aaf Danf Der Spr9falt uao ben Semite
bnn9en bes beutfd,en @uucar3tes Or.
Majeifdt bes &atiers; bod bat flc Yeterss
burg Yerlanen unb iId in cine giniamfeit
be9eben beren S,alle ieitber nod, 0fiemanb
burd,brd.t9.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-25

pa, rnb frampfbaft bieIt feine Danb nod
ba6 blut9etiin6te Morbinlfrlsuent. sllS er
Mabame g.. aniIhti9 ipnrbe, lahte er
milo NIT fitrdterlid,em Grimu,e, ridterte
fId ihr, faBte fe am 9lrme nnb ibleppte
fle NIT @etpalt Dor bic eeibe ibrer Gcd,ter.
nSebem baS Seine, 8aba,ae," 9rinste
er NIT cntieslihem Dchne. uDer 8atte
bat jeet feine tpeitert slniprilte mehr; -
eeben Sie rlnr benz 9iebbaber, mas biefenl
9ebDrt."
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NEW YORK EVENING POST.

We call attention to the Circular of the
New York Evening Post, Published in another
column. The Post is thoroughly, consistently
Democratic and therefore anti-slavery The
Union says that its politics are "execrable"-high
praise, as coming from paper which can over
look all the political sins of Daniel Webster, on
account Of hs concurrence in the policy Of slave
holders respecting the Territories Of the United
States.
The Post has slways signslired itself as a pio-
neer in the work II democratic reform and among
the papers that advocate the cause of Free Soil it
is eminent TO- its ability, earnestness, and firm.
mesa IL il Sithal ansindependent Journal very
much " the habit Of expressing and enforcing its
own convictions Of Right, in disregard Of par
~ col siderations. There is no paper we take
nor pleasure in reading than the New York
Evening Post.
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SPEECHES FOR SALE BY BUELL. & BLANCHARD

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GLEN HAVEN WATER c,-pp

THIS Establishment, having been ,o,.rI..., s..,
TINS winter Is nov ready Tor the recention ~ vjtS,
u u beautifully situated among the hills A ,hs h :,
ample in quantity. " 'e'' anu
IL IL easy Of access Persons from New York Passion
Albany or Buffalo, can be brought by railroad and steam
boat on Skaneateles lake, 20 the CURE and from IN.
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every attention JACKSON, GLEASON, n GO.
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April D -3m