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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17


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bieier ndrsildeu Melt pafiiren rftmals felt.
fame ninee. creation, WarDlanb, ,,Star"
ersdbIt fcfsence ge9ebeuhsit: Gin juuaer
Waanr, Ger Dor etiibea 3ahrsn AZ Cater,
spcbnte, fpdfer aber mad, Dem gtdptden 9a.
scg, perliebfe I'D, il, cine iln9e eaop, bic
Gcd,ter elmer Witire III Der 9sod,torfd,aft.
lie teicen jaaoen pente perfpraden eil,an,
Der 81 teirathen, ipcraus jebcfb aid,tS fuur.
BE- inbem bic Gltern tpsld,e namaIS nod,
lebten, ibre Ginmili9uus uerfaskn. llnter.
beiism ifarb her Batter unc bic qEitispe trSliete
I'D, 70 9nt iIe fcnnte. Gor etiden Mod,en
usad,te ne ihrtr 1cdlter ben yer(d,lao, lie
folIe eirailal lire Grennrs in G. III tefuden,
sreld,en Ofatb cas uercahtlcfe Wsdcd,en, cos
ihres eiebbaters nod, in,lner sssashte, oralcs
tefrIafe. Wdbrenb ibrer Atweftpbeit leafe
Die iiifiae Mutter BE Grausrflricsr at, eilts
i'm 8raisfid,mufe mad, 81. nn6 = hsirafhete
ben jnnsen Mdnn fsltit Hie Icdner ,puree
beinahe n'atNHnnia, aIs man lie bapci, .,,,,s
terrttfstea nie Wsntter 1T ert1 fs,f a2cnas
ten @inDs aab f&On Is 5dbre at. ls,sutf,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
DIR. g. Oansiaer,

m,dht bierm,it Die crsetcnc an,e;se raB sr fsins
Qerbnun3 felt otm I. b. u. in fie r,g,1 st-4 fg1
6itlide Iuscnrawositrass, Gfe Der WHl-
nu6ifraes, seaeuii5er Sn.i. ., q. Sdneis
oers O0:el, OsrIeat ha.,
no or eenl scne5tcn 3uirri,db einee rereDrten pa.
biituins cntseSenitebt. ,s--~
Canton, 1pril g., 1850 29 t.v.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17

az Gie Staats9eieBe, ipeld,e mir bsute,
auf antIidleu 8cfebl uno mad, Der lletsrless
sun9 eeS 9Sefbcien, su pnbIiSiren anfanscn,
tparen Die urlahe, caB mir metrere fir biele
Summer beitimmten sIrtifel suriidlellen
irlu6ten,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
,@crfc neim NrDc aaf Die
SEni1er. /"

,,@crfc reim Nrob amf Die
SSnIer. /" ia
Scr ,pelttetansts STUFF weldsr unausltfhtar in
sfabenf,r S9ritt ais ,,.
uDie Grltem bes Hnbmes"
rem atten unp teranntsn Name
PYFER q G.. I.
sinsssratsn III.
9ie,e pirtIia slidlidsn nno trtitterabmten
zotferlfSIUre1,s'ec., a1
gtc. 1, &isht Strase, Baltimore, HcaS.
(oeren ein,iser 3wet fet Sabren carin tsfane. eas
tfrabtcnee $aten etr ,,spantei mntb zen USts
t nn ibrem orrrelpcnrentsm 5uiuwenrea), but irs
ssnr cinsn 9rrwanc fitr Scltflcb sansiib unnstbiS
ee,nadt, cenn ibr A3 @i H- ts
20 8efcb bes Mnbmes 1T Doll.
Serer xbe.l Der ltaipn gistt SeusniB pc etm Slcr.
rsibsn unp muncsrtaren 8lid risics I9auies.
Gorrespomneatrn ueters game Hand
baten bsr,liebe 8ladsshse fir tlcine auslasen tr'
81 9Sifer s Spmp.,
@rcBer eoole II entur.
Danernber 0rfUi9!
gDunberpctie eocfeus 8erthsilung!! u
a' 60 s 100000.
1nsts,ablt in $cctn ,pabrtno bee Dlcnats Mar,,
ron een ipcltterdbmten Qp fer H.. Scmr. an eie
patrcnen ibres sli6Iiden .5aaits, ipcbnbaft III TT
senren gtaaten: 3 1Nl i f
w QeIer itebe ftill, itnb iiberle9e!
s25 600, 3abfen Is 80 AZ 4,aetet san,er {ifets,
.n 81 sefarot naeh Ienneffes. 0.t-.f4 -....,4
SIS 900, 3ablcn So 66 II, sarje Iitsts Seantt
fis48 faeb Nlabama. fs'l lee .y 5H
$40, 900, 9 ibien IA 81 SO, balbc Iitets se(a bt
mad Cbic.
sl3,5OO 3ablen l6 40, 9cadet bafte lttsts, g..
t.efgla fanrt naeb Ohio. sss,- est. 3f.a -..s.~-
$50. 900, 3ablen II Al 76, 9eaetst qisrtcl 1itsts
+.F ~ oeh,,,ct nab Nprps 6 arriina. itl a.F
$4,000, 3abten 81 So, Vssrtei xidsts Sefamet
nab Girainien. !.
5000, 3abien 26 62 SO, 9,afet Dirrtet Iidets,
.llss II scfanrt rad g iips Carolina. lid ~ 5
5000, 3lblen l2 10 rs, padet 9itrtet 1ifet
'''~tF acfaiirt mad Sirs 0atcfina
S $500, 3ah.en so 81 SO. 0iertci xitets, stfantt
natb 9lcrp. Carolina
S 1000, 3abtn % SIS 73, gatct 0siertels xidet,
scfanrt nacb ptun|ylranitn. iif
or <orE WejablunS rerren auf Si&t in Cob
9enadbt prn y pfer IT, . cmr.
0TGtne Orcre an btefe SrcBe $trftns Tirma
mag unftr 0lat fbrrn. a.
Srp6e 3pfferie Or6niiita
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
aa Ncl,e Ssanreil.
M 1D D6rk6nal,
s." sSarmcrs Sicd, y i

btH IN 0ourt 6au s.. +-
WVaft ftlnen rtrtbrten Gunrsn ans rs,i )Datii.i
fnia nterbatrt, bic ersettnr Anj ,i3s Dag CT Gin:
trdfe Hnn. .aus3e,eibarte AUS papl n.uer 1Daaren
70 ttsn pom Oitcn erbaltsn pat, ss!ee Ct ntil,
lt3ten preiiea atitesa tann, mac ttren QUITE nns
Oausrpaftigteite CT ireit ahpreiien BART. = Setns
Nuslpabl tef bt aus attn Artitt!nj ,ptlcbc IL ftu
SadA einiAtaSsn Asfa ,Sa95H9W ft 4sois
Iater, @ald,mere, S1tinette pom allen Sar-
.Jasg'le a2bsn a,sc Sn jeoem Yrepe, tas., ,p.
SIIs liio ausidnbnd,e Orndfatune oen ben
sr,. belfen W1aiterm lebr ,pcbifcil. @
Geieenifrffr, Alepata's, $amns. 0nbams, Sam'
inet %aucer. 0bets, WlusIine, sfinen. Bert. &
icuse 2eattt, Sancer, Sb,pals. l3htt, ,,.t
-. Scnnets, xaprem, prrjetanmaar.n,
turs faft jcccn Artitrt, Der peranat w,reen usas.
9tufet an unc uteejcu { Sust felttf. l agayj
Canton, April g., 1850. 29.3M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17

NewsDort Gin junser Mann aus
Dem HanSuerifd,eH, % u. 9. Wteisr, erft
81 Sabre alt, rid,f, ple Der Osralb laet, q
Sabre alt. FAM fnrsllh aus Eeutfhtano Der.
nber unb batte @eleeenheit, elmer oeurlben
Srau, Die auf oemfslben Shiffe nit ibm
biebeir :eife, um iIh nit ibren ,,pei Sabre
ucrher ithcm aussewanoerien Manne wierer
su uereinisen. ala fle ieefranf mar, emiae
Dien(te 81 leilten, ,peld,e lie nad,ber init See
9enaefdlllafetten oe-aalt, illoem (Ie fir ihn
fcd,re II. cal. Da beid,lld, eas juaenoIidbe
osrs Ger QiebeSgoft uno brad,te es in Tener
uno Slammen fur Die perbcrene Srud,t. Die
tuaenDbafte Srau abnte lnbsB nitts pcn oen
@eflhlen ibres 8e9leiterS, unb muste es
srff ror Elm puar 2aaen Su ibren, Gtlunen
aus ietnem eisenrn Munce tOren, ais or (Ie
beftllrnlfe, ibrfn Wlnn ~ psrlafIsn uno nit
ibm su lcben. mas ile init frsmplld,er aber
entihisbenen Worten suritd mies, beun lIe
wcate lie ansenitheinIidbe sluireeung ees
junseu Manues ftcnen. - 5. sisa
Mbenos erSiblte er iein uneIiif i'm isreun-
oesfreiie in einem beutiher W,ribsbau(e III
Ghatam Ctr, no herslldh tariiber geiad,t
.sparo nnr einsr Der 2Inneisnter, als er iaatv,
sr merDe I'D, tcotishieBsn, I'M eherle fidb
erbct,atm cine p1fcle ertaufen ~ belfsn.-
Das that Der unaiadiid,e ipirflidb mno Gaqs
carluf Samifaae slteaos, um 8 llbr, iet,oB
er I'D, Dor benz Nanie Nc. SO Greem,pidl,
Ctr. NIT riner Gafd,en piilcle in ben Mmnb.
Der ShaB tocfete itn ,,par nid,t. absr,
Madden, er ia eas Grc9eihcB oisfss paufes
9ebrad,t ipo'osn spar, turhliad, rr fiji, nod
nit eiiteul Msftr. ebe. man mad, bem Arne
fdidte. Ale o'eier nod, nid,t tanse ba mar,
perftieber. Or mar Gin slfditeft, hotts
trifti9e gmpsbIun9en pom &oniul glaser
In eeipsis, nno tpcbate in See. As. Dep ctr.
sa Ae IS $50 (gd,nellp,)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17

Co. Zen ahtbaren Snerren Q. &. Gars
ter un6 @able i'm @on9re6 unfern persinos
lidifen Canf fir Die llsberfencnn9 lpid,tiOer
Staatsccfimei,te.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17

pe j,r. Gimu,cd teatiidtist lit Millerss
burg, oOlnics 60, cine centld,e 3eitun9 sa
be9iunen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17

" Ginienruiiscn unc sluSei9en ,rtiien
fpdteitsns 2ienita9s gcrmitta3 einSe9eben
,rsresn, Uenn Ge neda in Der ndtit crideis
nencen Mumu,er beriifilhtist perren icllen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
8cmerfen Sie asfdGisR.

sl@i Ven'eftsn 0le aeFaufolf.7 $50
Gtrrtfpcnctmten melicn eefalisff tsmerten eas
tics tie Y,rrife rsr patete prn 0ertel.lidet in
tiefsr 3eituns putlijirt irerren. ts4 4s'8s
or Die Sstrtidtte sffijisile 2isbiInasn. aaf reldbe
fiA &prrefrcnlsnten als tcrreft rcriaiTtn tsnneu,
werben von y pfer u. 9. jsrerp,t ssfanrt.
T y anttratfs rter Certificate pcn Depetiten,
iapstar IL Grlo nash Sidt rerren rinttlb al. Die.
isnistn 0crrepcneenten rcmittrt, tpiAt $ccisn 10.
gen tei ppfer u.4tc.q a Br 44a
or Wlsstt msbt bt---st N y adet lidets fam
ritr Ger tsittn prsift rtiser x.bslt liebrn.
U- tim fsin 6iaf ~ titsrm nnc tas 0saar nm.
mitteltar nadbem cas 9ie,ultat tetannt ilf, baten
tir $ctcr bcier 3efna ttcs Drafts ccsr lreiss
ti6stslu fsnotm, an ole aItrrriehtts, wttterabmte
une sindlidt Ns3fsttant unp Re6ieh sostsris pen
a sssu,f AjDfcr s. g.. ,,.e
~ 9ac. i, Sjsbt,~tra6e Naltilncre, M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
cog Das geoii,t J, aIus Der 0aepUIlfion,.

CO Das @ebid,t J, slnS ber 0iepDlnficn"
bon Sorn. Sttc Drefel, ociIsn gln,eise
unlere eeier in elmer anoern spa!ts eieier
yanmmsr finosn merosn, miro nddile Wche
srEheineit. pr. Drelel. Der fIe1 in Der lesten
3eit fsines slafsntblltes in DMtitlanb benz
fd,riftifsueriid,enTahe gan, seipionet batle.
usriprad, ins sumeilen slrfifel fur unfsr
Slast ~ ft,reibsn, uitc miro, tpetu mir i'm
rid,tis uerltanpen baben. nit erer fnrsse-
faeten, jebcd pcfIifdnbiasn @efdihte Der
oentfdlen MeuOlut,OH ben slnfana niadaen.---
W,r hefsn, nr. Drefsl wiro Die Grfillung
feines 0eripredens ndt ju lanse binanss
ld,ieteu. aAes NJ
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
Die 0elnaaten.0Snh

O1ebrbtit Der Semotratcn in Der Gcnsenticn
gHeio,' eine Gsd1rld,t f6nnte DEM Batter
lancofreunoe, Dem Sreuhoe slethcr Meus
ftenreehte, crfrculid,cr isiu, als Die Tlbs
rid,t pcn cem SisGe Der 9ered,ten 8clfs'
fade, bon Dem Siele Der @rnnridse Der
Nreiheit uno @leiobeit iiber bic prinaipien
Der Beporrcd,tuneen unb Wcncprle. llno
ums III oas @lnf hente ju Tbet gctporctn,
unicrn psrebrten Qcl,rn einen fclten Gieg
NIT @ewiebeit ;u uerfiinoen 9Im erIfen
Wcntaae oities Mcnlts murce nus Ger 8es
,pels geliefert, oaB bas 8clf pcn Sbic nod,
9eiulicen Sinn, :rabren pafrictismus uno
@infiAt lit ie,u rpahres SntereGe befIst, uno
nod, nd,t elne fhudbllf,e 8eute nnferer
felbifiiihtilen @e9ner aewcroen 1T. Die
Whiapartei bat bel bieier WahI cine fhnhib-
iid)e nno fur lie beocutMnespeae 9lieoerlage
erliten. Sie bat olcGrfatruna 9emaht, rae
eine sroBe Mchrhcit bes Bolts BON Sbic,
ibr cas 3atraurn rerfaat, wslhss 70 unbes
binsr gu eintm ictdcn 8erfafGuaswerfe
ncthspenpiq in, ,pcvrn cns fiinftige Wohl eis
mes Bottles abhdndt Rein Mureer cahsr,
eaB IL Ole yiadnid,en ron benz Gr9ebni0t
birfsr gBabl, 70 lebr rnrnieoerfhmstrertsn.
Die Gcnpentiei btifcht
aHf@ aus ga Dsmofraten,
sti .d''HH ~ Al glh,9s uuc 8zg ga
,'''o1 ..'s - Trecfoilers. '.'
Die Temcfrateu iperorn oemnad cine
refine Mehrheit pcn 90 Stimmen tabsn
slnscrbem lteht nod, su bcffsu, caB Die bret
UreefcilerS in Der, Sanptiad,e mit ben De,
utcfraten ifimmen tperben. @ ~
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
Grif unfstftar IN allsn 6renfbeitsn, rEf;tf ren.,
unrsih:ia TIats ertr hnrfs. Una jts ytFsi sidtnns

:. Ggit unfstskar N ansn 9rsnfbsitsa. ,rflhs sen,
unrsiif:n UIHtt prtr hnrf3. HtaB jts si@tnns
J hsr UeiiIlihitisr ttrsiBstfss n y =
Jn bAs Dfanyursih bsf Gin ailpsi ts Neftn
pfanitn ahc Srdifsr nifbfreeftsk rit nnffru Jsa.
fur psrw snrf uno suv l5etun9 pom Nrantbsiftn &C.
eianet limb uHc an tas pfan3snreid, rencet i'd
fcpebl rie Nernuuft bts Dlrnldrn, lfs cfr Jninet
Ger xbitre fls Drgtnssff &c lsn cd ntrs. Dee Sp.
n Cup ff cine wgfsnfha5tliAe 3ufmnnenfttuu8 csr1
= teffen Miami IN nnc GAM frei ron nahfbsi en- finc
tattfdfftnrtn Stiiiisralinen Qsfnrfbtlen nnc ipie
&c ans rem @sitsm Rranfbst rtr :rassf !. (c fosiif
ir tintm entire bsnsin Srace. Sra(t ape Stsrftn
3 nsp'iIhqiae gefheiuiaansen. 'flst st4sfsih iils
= Gin ausesrrstnaibtr @srcfaa Sal Grpfireias
uno 8s sdwhrs fur& cen alfini5en SstraiaA peas
Or. Onpitfts ;utaumrnStiettem grlttn 4mrfer
.s5H ,3igla aup SarfarariAa @prur. selsss y
.s,s ,Ng3HGtg gsfff 9rssfliu. 9os. 7.,sisAs.
Or. @rpfctt.--lieiu .err. Sd ifatte Sbnen rneis,
nei aufrihtiatn Tant fiir rsn grrEef Jgaesn at,
iribsn mir cer Rstr iady Sbres tbaetaren Eprnrs
sewab BAT. 5tp bin ftbr fhimm vcu einfm itrs.,
ffstn Tefhedr tetdifist trorcfa, irtidbts an mi.
mein Rim erfbien. anfanas adStefe i'd mar rprfis
earan ca i1 ts nur fur firsn r6tnlihn 0cfIftss
aasf9 az bieff Gnettt rrrsrcBsrte es lid, be ss
ffh 81 rem 6intsrtbtls mtites Xcrfs rertrtitffs.
SD Yrancts nth an einsn 4r,t ser tthanoelteA mid
rtrsettns. Sh rerfuttts, was ntr p:rtneht rtrcen
tcmnts. Shftb Sbren estttn Hmrfr nnp @arfa@
sariila Sprur nne enttblcs MID, ibns ~ setr,u.
htn, ttnn id wuBte, pas stitsr Ampfer, eiHcr BET
4 ftaetarifen 4rttel fitr nas B;ut lit. SD tasfte
: Spreu GprMp, setrancbte i'm uno na6 rsm 6e.
ttdn@ ener Slafbe tcmcrtts ih cine src6e Der.
q anesrins in meitsm Gptfcni. 80 ftets fsintn 0s.
trau@ fort. tes id9 Gin ssf ner Diaan rures. Sd
tnbe jsst wie neuSetcrcn, nltin Nlut itf rctttcm.
mtm 3ersi'ist une fvet poa alien sttntenifsitr:,.
Sc u feias Ssase, eaS Sbr sntuentetdter 9prup
irstnc einen Sprlr wit psrju,irben iff. Oie,eNst.
Hffheinisuhs tfebt ,u Sbrrr Btrfasans urr irsenc
enen Der fin an mid rpemret, irfres it sevne a.ie
mSsfi4e 0usfunft ntrr meitisn Sail sebsn u. 1. No.
33 '-2'' SD psrtIette JBr sebcrianirr Nirner 'El
9aaal3 s4if o0 V ecra g.. fScbnfcu, s43.i
+s - ll3 MIrtt.Sfraft.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
A5ie @tests- s. ~

T eSerr 9. 9. Yalmer 1T si9ent fur
ben ohio Gtaats Bcten" fir 9ieipsOcrf,
BcftcH uno Vhilacclphia.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17

eein reiif nfrfAmf. LIMB tietff ctnien5en cine eute
Oefsenbett, welbc cine suts Bans uup lDsirstctts
A,riiufAen. iE aeL3 ~
ssY DieScttsn l6s,el7s, 200. 203 Ibttte ucn hen
srtten l77, ia nne 2O7. Iies fine bIef1r Dau
Irtten, u,c mtrten itttr ibtem irabren lberb rsrs
taft. Dis settt qua bat tine ausjsinste Gage fur
ttnt ~ M
.s5rn - s4a Gfrbfrfl. -. . Y
Die sc,tt T., 81 Atcr tntbattnt III aiisseitsf In
Baalctten, ais c,ne 4cot'cn ~ cer Stact eaftti.
len. Jece sette entDalt Atsr 1nno miro 90 500
tts SIPS pertantt periohtn wsidbe at, (tDt
piantcnz ItSe uno Gttntabn cas GisenthaIn er.
bepsl.,) wcbliciIe Nlulstten wunAen, se.e ~ eipen
8eiunpsn lnc but den Ibsile rsr Statt setesta
iine, fSnnen ibren 3met rrr:i6en, ,renn lit men g
S'slp anks,absn, a,e fur csn 9isif batsn lis rrei
Sabre 3eit..
.1s a " g. Snnt,2 +'.'.'
's.4 +. '''.t' cafirer Der Wtaifilon.Ssant.
Nprt q I ves F4t
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17
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q. Mnnt.

Gafirer Der WlaltilonssSant.
Dahiaon, 1Frii S.,iis5O. fal 3aA ss 1905
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-02
TIE CUNNING CO3BLER.

Sometime ago the husband of an old lady living
in Ducking hamshire ded without making his will,
for the want Of which necessary precautlon his
estate would have passed from his widow, had
she not resorted to the following e6pedlent to
avert the loss of the property. She concealed the
death Of her husband, and prevailed upon an Old
cobbler, her neighbor, who was IN person some
what like the deceased, to so to bed at her house
and personate him, in which character it was a
greed that he should dictate a will, leaving the
widow the estate in question. Aa attorney was
sent for to draw up the writings.
The widow, who ON her arrival was in great
af1lIction al her good mans DANGER began to ask
questions of her pretended husband calculating to
elicit the answers she expected and desired. The
cobbler groaned aloud, and looked as much as pos
sible like person that was about 10 give up The
ghost, teebly answered, Il intend 10 give you half
Of my estates, and think the poor old shoemaker
who lives opposite, deserves the other half, for he
has always been good neighbor" The widow
was thunderslruck at receiving reply so sudden
and unexpected but dare not negative the cobblers
will, for fear of losing the whole estate, while
the old rogue in bed, (who was himself the poor
old shoemaker oppose) laughed in his sleeve, and
divided with her the fruits of project intended
for her sole advantage.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-02
SINGULAR STORY.

We find the following singular story in the Ar
kansas Inteeencer of the 9th ult. If 1t. Love
had lost sister in the manner stated, tits strange
that he should have never heard of it before:
CAPTIVE LADY AMONG THE CAMANcHEs.-
We learn upon good authority that Michael Is
paniolio, a Spanard, who had been living among
the Cherokee Indians some twelve or fifteen years
and wlohas been engaged for the last several
years trading on the plains, with the Camanches
and other wild tribes. has just returned from one
Of his trading expeditions, and whilst at Little
River, made the following statement: That a.
bout 50 Iniles west Of Little River, he fell in
with camp of Camanches with whom he traded
and during his sujonrn among them, he was re-
Queste cd 10 converse with white woman, who
" as made u prisoner, and intermarried among
| them.
kspanolio states that in conversation with the
woman. who he says is very fair, and OF comedy
appearance, he learned that she is the sister of
Lieut.. Love, or Lovett, who commanded a train
that left Independence about three years ago, for
Santa fe, and that she was in company with the
party when it was attacked by the Camanches,
aud that her brother was badly wounded, a large
number of The men were killed, and she, with
number Of men, We're carried off prisoners by tins
Indians. She states that her husband and the
men treat her very well, but the women very
cruel, and heap many ndgnities upon her. She
is anxious to leave them. and says that four or
five good riding horses will procure her ransom;
but at The same time she requested Espanioo to
say that that she expressed perfect contentment
among the Indians.
Espaniolio says he can identify the band of
whom This lady is prisoner, and that at the next
| "Trip, if can get the horses for that purpose. he
will rescue her from the wretched and miserable
life she is now living.
We hope the press will give this notice as wide
circulation as possible, that the relatives Of this
unfortunate lady nian adopt some steps to ransom
har
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TIE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.

The income of the Queen of England is half
million pounds sterling-s2, 100000. From
this 200, ooo pounds is taken TO pay what Is
called the household, which consists of the great
officers OF state. such as lord Chamberlain, &C.
The queen has seven or eight palaces but then
she pays no taxes, When the Queen goes in
state, the possession consists Of the Life Guards in
half arnor three of the royal carriages with
four horses each, having The great officers OF
state in them then the corps of Yeomen OF the
Guard dressed i'll the costume of the time OF
King Henry the Eighth, with long halbers in
their hands; after these are forty footmen, in
iyeries OF red, literally covered with gold;
then the marshal porters: also gandily dressed.
The state carriage is drawn by eight cream col
ored horses, in scarlet morocco leather harness,
ihickly studded with gold. The Queen is gene
rally accompanied by Prince Albert, the princi-.
pal lady OF the bed chamber, and the Duke OF
Wellington, carrying the sword of state. She
wears upon this occasion coronet OF brlllanls,
aud diamonds OF immense value upon her dress,
which is of the richest materials, and over her
shoulder she has crimson velvet mantle, lined
with ermine, and richly embroidered with gold:
The Queen has $50 domestic servants, 40 OF
of whom wear the royal livery of scarlet and
gold. AT royal banquet the whole dinner
service is Of gold.
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\ WOMAN CAN KEEP a sECIET.

The following authentic story will invalidate
the oft repeated charge against women, that "they
cannot keep secret":
Some years since, lady called at glover's
shop in the outskirts of the city of London, and
purchased pair of gloves for her immediate wear,
observing at the same time that she was on her
road to Burnet-ila she had left her gloves at her
friends house, where she had called, and that
she was apprehensve of being benighted If she
went back for them. The glover fitted on the
gloves and the lady, after paying for them from
purse well stocked with bank notes, stepped
into her carriage and proceeded on her journey
She had scarcely reached Finchiy Common
when ghwayman stopped the carriage, and
demanded rfer money He entfeated her not to
be alarmed, as he had no intention her person
If she surrendered her properiy,i it was all he
wanted, declaring that distress and not his will
urged him to this desperate act, and that he was
determined TO remove his pecunary wants or per
sh. The lady gave him her purse, and The des
perado rode oil.
After he was gone, and her fright had some
what subsidized, the lady imagined that in the
address of the highwayman she recognised the
voice of the glover she had just dealt with. This
conceit struck her foreby, that she ordered her
servant to drive back TO town--not choosing, said
she, to venture over the heath.
VII Her arrival dt liie SioFei ohS hHoeh0u anu
gained admission, the glover himself opening the
door. The lady desired to speak with him in
private. The glover showed her to a back parlor
when she exclaimed, 81 am come for my purse,
Of which you robbed me this evening on F'inchIy
Comlnon!" The glover was contounded and
the lady proceeded-''lt is useless for you to de-
ny it, am convinced and your life is at my
mercy. Return me my property, end trust to my
humanity" The glover overcome with guilt,
shame and confusion, confessed the crime, return
ed the purse, and pleaded his distress The lady
after suitable admonion, gave him ten pound
note, babe him mend his way and life, and keep
his own counsel, adding that she would not d.
vulge his naE,e or place of abode. She kept her
word, and although the robbery was stated IN the
public papers, the discovery was omitted ; and it
was not until recently that minute account Of
this transaction was found among the papers OF
the lady alluded TO. Even in the private memo
rarldum the name and residence Of the glover was
omitted and the secret, in that particular, rests
with the lady in the grave!
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POETRY.
THE THREE GOLDEN SLEEVES.
By CHARLOTTE YOUNG.

BY CHARLOTTE YOUNG.
Old Gammer Gruffel was a nice old fashioned sort
Of lady,
She'd always some kind, pleasant word for every
body ready;
And when she gave her friends advice, twas in a
way so clever,
They could but take it patiently, and love her
more than ever;
She used to say, in her odd way. that what we
say of others,
Should first go thro' three golden stoves. she call
ed the Sitting Brothers.
Now, these same golden sleeves Of hers perhaps
you'd like to handle;
They're three short questions you must ask before
you gossip scandal,
First, is it true for if tits not of course the mat
ter ceases
Then is it kinds and would you like to be thus
pulled to pieces
others;
Now what do you think of Gammer Gruffel ane
her Sitting Brothers?
III tell you what think myself, l like homes
teaching,
And shouldn't care how much we had Of just hel
sort Of preaching;
For il we listed such advice, 'twould save dea
Of ratings,
And give us time for better themes than other PEG
pies failings;
So aunts, and uncles, cousins dear, come sisters
wives, or mothers,
Let's 60 to Gammer Gruffel's shop and buy thres
Sitting Brothers.