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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

fir<, Second snl third Books of L;.,..
to le used " Reading book. rA, o; 4,
time.
TAc l"ard deferred action on Anllr.
tic. and English G~mmsrs I'LL An :,
Su'ncd meeting to he held at the Tn,
House in Cns,lc'on on "Wednesday Sen
18th the first day Annual Fair. At
O'Clock T.. NJ.
By order of'hc Board,
j. A. HIGHS. Cha,ta,,
{. TAILOR, Sec.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

HEx-Governor Tazewell Of Vir-
ginia, has written letter in which he
takes ground distinctly for dis'nion, be-
lieving that the relation heretofore and
now subsis,ing between the free and
slave states, are injurious to the inter-
ests and safety Of the latter. He says /:
II am now convinced tina, although this
government, under some temporary
notifications Of II, effected by construc-
ton, compromises and concessions, will
las, beyond the short space Of The lilo
Of a very old man, the next generation
will surely witness its annihilaiion."-
4 false propie, we hope and believe.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

LlrTELL's LIVING AGE. Sold in Rut-
land by II. l.. Spencer in Cast.elon, by
VIM. Ward, price II ~ cts,
Through the politeness Of Mr. SPENCER,
we have been favored with the number
for June 18th of this excellent periodical.
The principal contents are as follows:
A review Of the writings Of Theodore
Parker, from the British Quarterly Pol
yncsia and New Zealand, from the Edin,
burgh tale from Fraser and another
from the New monthly several poems
&c, &c.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
NOTICE.

The following books were recommended
10 lie used in the common schools in Hut.
land County, 10y the board Of Town SUI
periatendents. at meetings duly called and
held 81 Rutland May 18th and ooh 1850
Town SERIES q Reading Books includ
ing his speller and defner.
Thompson's first book Of geography.
Miehell's Intermediate Geography. and
Thompson large outline Map Of Yer.
mont, one Of the latter is sufieient for a
school, Mn willard History Of the
I'm,ed States
The bosrd also recommended psfley
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

DEATH OF SENATOR ELMoKR, MF.
CALHoUS'S SuCCEssoR.--Se Senator /.
ii. Elmore successor 10 Mr.. Calhoun,
in the United States Senate, died at
his lodgings, in Washington on the
18th ult., at eight o'clock in the nor
ming. a dozen members were pres
ent, and after the journal Of tho
House was read, on motion Of Mr..
Jones, Of Tennessee, they Adjourned
ill today a ! O'clock, to arrange for
the funeral.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

Coz. FREMONT We understand
the Geographical Society of London
have voted a gold medal to Co..
Fremont for having made, during the
past year, the most valuable discover
les in GcograI Thy of any known yer.
son. 1t is usual We understand, fer
this society to give medal every
year to the person having made tho
most valuable discovery in ycosrapL.
cal Sciences Atlas.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

o. We publish in our papor of to-day
the letter of Mr. Webster to the citizens
of Newburyport-explana'ory Of his re-
cent Speech delivered in the Senate a
short time since. We do this not that we
follow Mr. Wcbscr's lead in this matter
AS We certainly do mott but for the
simple reason that the opinions Of such a
man AS Daniel Webster should at all times
10 read and duly weighed.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
WASHINGTON June, 1st

APPOINTMENTS. The Prcsiicn,
has officially recognised Felix I.accc.
as Consul General from the French
Republic TO reside at New York.
The President has also appoin ted
Orlando Brown Of Kentucky as Com
mis+ioncs of Indian Affairs.
Treasury Warrant Was ycstcrday
issued in favor Of l.. Dayid.on, under
treaty with Mexico to the amount q
$55G, 900.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
j EDGERTON, |
{. SPENCER, c
u. Is. JONES. ~
a. q. DANA, t. ~0"'
NJ. ID. STRONG.
Rutland, May u, 1850.
RAILROAD JUBILEE AT BUR
LINGTON.

From present appearances the great
Railroad jubilee TO be celebrated ut
Burlington on the 2jth inst, is 70 be
one of the most brilliant festivals ever
held in New England. We have little
or no fear in venturing on this state
mcnt. 1t is true that somewhat fierce,
though for the most part, manly
and noble struggle has been had be-
tween the ditferen, interests on the sew
cral lines already completed and in
progress in the State; but this was to
have been expected. The people had
slept long over the subject of internal
improvements - and all o,cakiing at once
it is not surprising that little josiling
and knocking Of elbows should occur in
the general haste to get upon the track.
But the awakening was an auspiciou;
one--just AT the dawn, or rather at the
right time TO do for Vermont the very
thing she then needed for her prospect.
ty. All parties. We believe, are now
satisfied. The Central, Rutland, Pas
. sumpic, and all the roads thrca ling
. skirting, or tapping 1--WE learned thi,
: term of friend Walton.) the rich coun
try within our borders, give ample eyi
, dence that the efforts Of their diTeren
, friends are to be amply repaid.
The friends Of other projects in pro
. gress, and those as yet in embryo, tax
/. courage from this state Of things, an,
they TOO will join heartily in the rcjoic
: ings over the mighty ,riumphs alread
achieved, and take fresh courage in tn
prosecution of their several projects a
+ yet 10 be completed.
|. Al this, together with the fact tina,
much more general interest is now bein
taken by the real sovereisn- o. the LAM
u the people, in rail road matter. than ha
: heretofore been maniiesied.gi,os Us fu
/ conviction tina, this will prove one {
l. the most splendid festivals ever held j
the country. Distinguished gen,leme
of New England, from New York an
r. Canada have b Ell invited and will a,
r dress the convection on railroad topic
In such a meeting il is not 10 be su,
:. l'oscd, iha, any one at all DESTROYS, g.
10 'ail TO gain much valuable informatio
l. ia relation 10 general railroad matter
a Much aiso aili he done to give a ga
:: ETY. and Lrilliancy TO the occasion, sue
!. a. has never before been witnessed
nong Us and The though, Is no, an u.
I" pleasant one, that the wig orols pros
cu,ioa and completion Of the mob
a xork for which this celebration is Lel
give tic means Vi adding al! The =
r qui,iies necessary fos such an oocasic
and ahoiis all fAcilitie. Tor the .gn,he
IN: t.ss,Lcg' Il ihose dcsiloas Il a,,en
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
ANOTHER TERRIBLE STEAM
BOAT DIS STt X TWENTY.
flNELINES LpST-FORTY PER.
SONS WOUNDED
81 Loris, TUESDAY Va, -

Another terrible steamboat accident
terk place las evening. Tbe Steamer
;, l.eui- collapsed two aucs, three miles
l-'Iow the city 4, quarantine. \ fright
ful sccnc ersl,e,l. the shricks of the wound
al and DYING vcre heart nnd,ng,
From sll information which could hc
ga'hrr'd in the c7anfa'ion. il appear. tia,
twenty-five ike we've lot and forty Ier.
sons wounded Al.Du, half tie number
e IerS.n. ~'ai,!e~i will certainly die -
The s3h'rcrs wcrr inos,'N lc,s Is,ss.n,
eor haze rsa ss sc, l.sn able la A.
certain The names 81 thosc kiii.i Mn,
lssi'cs have ten recovered ard iur,sSi
\ nLE.b.r RcrN, ei,icr bl"pn or jumpcd
o.cri-ss,d - zane ,d si..~ l.siies " III ,aoi,
ally never ic Nspy.n-i. f,ery ys,ssi
he a,.s.,arssS, has lea, rendered to H.,
sui,te,s
TIE cause Il the catastrophe i. ~,
snssa.
Ths hat AMI rssrl,,nery were ST iew
aud ,ae o:t"eis osIr!u. sal .aI.Ts4,o.s
saien
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

"a All persons DESTROYS Of witnessing
the ruin produced to village by the
passage of IA rail road directly through it
are respectfully invited to visit Rut-
land. We will venture to say that more
buildings have been erected and that more
General improvement has taken place
within the last eighteen months--than
has previously in any five years, within the
last thirty years.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

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@ss as~ 81 ,~rwii Ns-esthssso is~fs
ii ss,us-essss, e., Feses, itse.s sss,trrgs.
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y,asssi.ssm W. AHes. stF~sai,, tts'
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~, tho late taxing sad caring bach
lur,t .i..r. b, Gre, and sdhnu, Iegai pro-
,.,. Il.1 .t.i. of uhsc h,. had IL. d,wr
,,,,, ga o,ob,i,t h,. , iii,ct. aid u,se,.irste-
,,,,, ,e,,,,.s,,ny the du,,e, .rini.ed ~ The VI
~, Ike IA, Of tangr,.. sucL dots. ,h, '
~ liam vi.rn o.es,u,n r.qu,n., YET 3. the,
n.s, t~ nr,b,h,'ed by tho leg stpre. mud rs
~, ss,,.,.e C.sri la. dee td-d thii Il - IN
~ a., a ronsu,. Ito make complete
n,n, ,.,oo r., lay ,ri tee Whole suhfct, and
4, g,y,. ia, eos,, q, .,.eut,ny such law Ia
ag.~r. ,s tl. | u,,sd Sts,e. aud a. The pro
4 ,,to,, act. II ,,,nr ot the states make an
.n,,,..,,cnpnst.- aud suitabic las of the INT.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
E15-The Board Of Managers Of

th5~The Board Of Managers Of
the National Monument at Washing.
ton, have passed a resolution THAT
the people al the United States either
individually OF by associations, be res
Pectfally requested TO take up collect
ions throughout the Union On the ap-
preaching anniversary Of American
Independence in aid Of the great
Washington National Monument, now
being erected in this city.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

ms a moi Imposing solicitation aud
'nasa'isoen, fe'e-
a commi,isc q hhy q the citizens
4 Bs,iins.no, chosen BY public meet
, ing. will take charge Of the guests aud
su,crin.-nd the general fr.iivit'es.--
Two bands vf music from New ie'k
and Boston sre engagea--and last, IN"
not least. tho incompatible JOHN
wsiour. the celebrated Boston Cater
or. i. to be there With bis large Ps,h'
ion, capable Of holding 10000 persons
and which y al be erected in front ot The
co,lrres. together With suitable addi-
,ionai buildings. for supper rooms, draw
ing rooms, SC.
The Pavilion will be opened a, J o.
clock when COLLATION. wi be served,
aud speeches made by the m Ct rrom''
men, men present. AT 5 o'clock the
PaylIion--lighed and beautiful!
decorated for the occasion--wiii he o-
pened for dancing. Al II o'clock sup
Der will be served and the tables kept
supplicd during the night. Tn the
whole, we think the arrangements are
admirably calculated 10 give to The
greatest number the greatest amount
Of pleasure. The grave seniors, and the
more voli,ile prospective sen'ors---ihe
s,aid and stately mairon--and-and---
well, we Il say the girls may all find album
dant means Of enjoying pleasant time
10 the celebration Of noble event !;
and il any leave with other than pleas.
ant feelings it will not be the fault Of
.lohn Wright, the Burlington Commit
tee. nor Of any but themselves.
We understand the railroad fares
throughout New England are TO be re.
duced one half for this occasion.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
RECIPROCITY IN CANADA

The inspector General, in the
Legislative Assembly, this afternoon
stated that the Canadian Government
will not grant freedom Of navigation
Of the St. Lawrence to tho United
States, unless the latter government
assent to a reciprocity Of trade.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
TIE COMPROMISE.

Hon Andrew Stephenson il oa'
with letter addressed TO Senator
Foote,, in favor Of the Compromise
aud Hon. X. NJ. johnson with one u
Mr. Richie, to the same effect.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

Two hundred and sixty THOUSAND
dollars have been subscribed ut Char
lesion, s. C., for tho erection d
cotton factory.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

Six millions Of dollars have been
expended il e4uipping the now van
pushed Cuba expedition and q, COO
00n more are in fund at y. Orleans
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
WIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wings Of the County q Rutland
arr requested To NEE, by their delegates
at Cas,lc,on. on the of,h day Of June
next. ut II o'clock 4. NJ. far the rur.
pose Of nominating candidates for the fol-
loving Offices. viz: three County Sema-
tr.. two Judges Of the County Court.
y Sheriff High Bailiff. and State :
Attorney and Judge Of Probate for
the Dis,ric, Of Rutland, and also Judge
of Probate for the District If Fairhaven.
The number Of Delegates 10 he one from
each town. and one delegate for each 30
Wing votes. AMI one for each fraction o.
yer - Wing votes given in each town
for Governor in the year lS49 which
will give To the town Of Benson 4 dele
gates, Brandon 5, Castlc,on 6, Chittcn-
den >, Clarendon /, Danny 1. Fairlaven
3. Ilubbard,on ,, Ira ., Mendon =. Mid
dle,own 3, Mt Holly 5. Mt. Tabor I,
Pawlct ! Piusfeld >, Pittsford !. Poult-
they &. Rutland g Sherburnc ., Shrcws-
bury B. Sudbury =. Tinmouth 3, Wal
lingf 5. Wells 3, and Wes,haven >.
/, is expected that each town will APP
point the number Of delegates to which
/, is entitled, at public meeting called
by the several town committees for that
purlosc.
The County Committee beg leave to
urge upon III" Town Committees the i'm
portance Of taking measures to render the
appointment and attendance Of the full
quota Of delegates from all the Towns in
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
THE CUBA EXPEDITION--DE-
SPATCIIES TO GOVERNMENT
LOPEX'S PLUMBER GIVEN Up
tn THE CUBAN AtTHOkl-
TIES &c

Public dispatches were received Ivy the
President, IN TUESDAY las, from the Cot
hector and other l : officers n, Key
West, respecting the landing Of Gen. lo
pcz aud his companions at that port
The, ARE volurnuus, and probably will
soon We transmitted 10 Congress. Tic
public funds taken by Lopez a, Garden
mas were AL returned 10 the Spanish au
thori'ies upon the liberation Of Lopez.
The commander Il the steamer Pinar,
attempted to forc" the pilot furnished him
hs Lieut. Rogers If the Revenue Gutter
by 'hrea, 10 take his steamer across tho
reef FIR the capture of the Creole but tn
lai's refused. The Spanish commando
thea demanded oc Lieut.. Roger. hi nam'
Ia report him % the [. :. Government
The seven slaves taken from tarlena
IN ,le Creole, were ordered To- ie givei
up Ia the commander Of he Pizzaro
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

Patrick Dillon has been officially
recognised by the President as Cor
sui OF France for San Francisco.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
THE HERALD
THURSDAY. JUNE s. 1850.
WING STATE CONVENTION.

NtbAs a. - u wv bs4' - NA~'
The whir- cf vos~si are rgne-'cd
IL mc,, in stat. C"nrcn'su NJ Non'I~-
!icr, on W~.n-.i,, the l1ih Il Isiy neat.
a, ~ u'els.k 4. " ss the ,sr,s~c II
u,nias,ing State ,i.sc,, and making
o;hcr sa,,sllc ,a~lsr~,'uas fos the coming
election
In vi.w 81 tho Importance I'd hi. c!co'
,,on ls,ing the .irs under cur new Con
.aau,~s, a fall representation from ever,
Ss,i,.,t, Il the Stale. Is earnestly invited.
|, /. hoysi tina, all the me'ntrrs of The
Comfy COMMITTEE. viii b~ present. A. It
~,ll sH,a'i them All "ri"s'nns'y "s ct'u'
fcrriue together 10 adcla suitable meas.
uf.> calculated 'o continue the han mony
aud s're,s- II The party.
A.p LYMAN.
Ut STiNS. MORRILL,. Wing
DANIEL II ONION. Estate
PORTtS BANTER, Com.
ORRlN SMITH.
May u. 1870.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

Virginia goes fr the adjas,men, Of
the slavery sarstssn. i'isun.,sists
are -e,,,as tcsrse is The so,'h
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-01
0crbcrbenbcit inn Sabinct.

offer Nuscn finc jeet mad q8aibinstcn seri6ttt,
nm pie GuttridcIun9 bes srrBen Dramas, ,bic Gas
tinctsttrei6c" tettelt, su tecta9ten. @4pn feit
serauner 3ctt tnc Die fdblimmften 0eratfe i'm ltms
lauf. M1n faSt nimliA, bag bic 1Witsltcbcr bes
Cabinets jablrcidc, jrpch fhcn lanstt rerfalcne
ScrSrruisen sesrn fic NeSicrunS auf1uden rno
attsjaben. Ole ine:fsen nieer Sprrerunsen nb tdrn
tcr Gin baltcs Sabrbuncert ait, unb fbcn felt Sabs
rem linr e int Gcnsrcffe rtrbancet u,p als unsii(s
tis rrr,pcrfen ,pcrpen. Sentr9 iinr tictcltcn ror
Sursem ron Dlit9liebern ces Cabinets fir cine Bas
sateae aufsetauft iino perf1wcnrerifeb austcsablt
rcrecn. 31ie srcB Die @um,nt eisentlt it, .trelbe
auf picfe gBci RON ren Dpltsselbern secblen muir.
De- laSt tb jett nod niebt tasen allcin t TT tebr
srrb-rieleittt tcreits cine balte DiIicn-ricGciebt
mebr. Das 2(uste,ablen tnb 3uslei6 Giutfrsiebcn
clder crrrmen, tebon lanst perfallcncn unc as uns
8nltis rcrrcrf.ncn SprSeruAscn ron ben alitsfez
bern pcs Cabinets, 1T cine neiie Grfbeinuns in erz
fem sanpc, unr bic ramit in 8ertinpuns tfebcnpen
ltmfanbcn, trinsen eineu ftbred(i1cn 8rao pom
Verpcrtcnbtit unp e S4ancli9teit ans siebt. Die
SctrSerccn finn 70 srcB nnt auffallenb, rag fcltff
bic crifen 2Sbi9tlattcr es tibt wasen, riccten ~
perbcimlihcn rper ;u tefbcnisen 9ie Nem ycrt
Irtilne uno eresbisttattcr fcrcern easesen aut
nnc teffim,nt einc untcrfuauns, fopc eincn Gpcebz
fel I'M atinete,-Gne berrite Qeabl BAT Der smeite
Datbnstcn setrrffen, als CT ben aItrn @al,tetTtl
Grins unc Gonfcrten in fen CABINET tcref! - 8
alttr Saf -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-01
Ser ndath. s.. .a. G.artrr.. ].

y 0st asbtt. Or Gastsr ,gNsfra(entant ron
Start County, in, oaufe Der oiepralentanten res
3er @taaten Gcnsrtfcs, bielt cine asisseSeieanete
Stecs scs eintr Seriammluns Ssinotraten in pbilas
befrbtrs Der 3mc& jencr 2erfammluns tpar Die
Srass Der 2t,ifnabme Gatifcrniens unp Or. Garter
mar ais Sprehcr pasa einsctacen .ern. 0arter's
Stanpritntt; cen tr III icintr Slepe einnabm fam
niht miBeerfanpea spercen. Der ,,plainpealer"
mcnt, pas, wenn jeter Eeprafentant pom Slcrbpes
tfen sineniO iO@sn pcauncntfOB fur bic Sreibeit ess
0orSens 16rsn IieBc, bic nnndtbise asitation Der
StlaseretsSraS> balb fur immct teenriSt ,pare CT
tpar etsn 70 titter scsen bic narpben xeisssi9ter,
als Ct sescn bic fupti@cn Stlaperei> prorasanefen
mar
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-01
Die eefuneenc MureSe.


SSnig Srlebrit, pen Sdperen aus eem
Ssanfe Soelsn ! SafIsl Cresirte bon l72O 9
l751 } terciite cinlf feline ceutlten Staaten.
Sn jenen 3eiten mar es sepobnlid,, cae 7a0s
ni9e, 8ilrifen unc srcee cerren auf ibren
9eilen in jerer 9r6eern ceer fleineru gtaet
pom Ma9iltrat ecer aud, pom preci9er oee
Orts fetsr!id, anserecet cher aud, temiDs
fcnn,t lp,rcen, nobel man hem 0fegenten
msiit Die ghliiiTel Der Staot iitergab. &0s
mig Jriebrid, fam inter ancern auf riefer
Naeife III acine fleine Gtabf, mo- Der gyreoiaer
bisfc fsierlide slnrece itberuomtnen bate. -
Gieier preciser, ein fciner Sept, erspc9, cas
ipeun er auf Die 9erDhnlide 9lrt ben ROni9
anrecc, cicfer, Der quite mne fdledte slnrecen
. 70 piele auf ieuaer 9ieife ertra9en uu6te,
,pobl eben uid,t io iebr feine 9lufmerfiamfeif
baraaf UerDeneen piirfte. Gr 9laubtc alfc
cine Ansnabme pom Der Ne9el MAIDEN 81
miilIsry uno pa er mulifalild mar, 70 1eete
er eiiiae Be,pilfommuuasperle idnsu in
MuiIf, uuo ra MN Der GOni0 tpirtIlh ans
Ianste, 70 fan9 er ibm cies BemiiIfcms
mnn9s9erid,t nit einsr niht unih6uen
nldnnlid1en Gimme Dor. Ger Wacnard,
BON nielem neuen sluftritt iiberrafht, b6rte
nit 9lufmerflamfeit su, nno fano bic gsrfc
uuc Muflf 70 gut ca8 er mad, Yeeneisuns
ioeriflten oem iin9euren preoi9er oas in Der
Mu(lf befannte bis Cncd, einmat) sarief. -
Ter prsciser iduntte feinsn slu9enblid, feline
muiIfalifd,e slnreoe bon porn arsnfangen
unb fe ipie cas eritemal Sur 3nfrisoenbeit
bcs Wcncrden 81, enci9en. Dieter slautte,
cine 70 neue sSoee peroisnte Belcbnnna, unc
befabl feinem 9ieiiemaridau, ibm SO Stnd
Dnfaten su seben. I'm iidl inbeiIsa Elm Self
init Dem prsoiser su MAIDEN, iibergab er ibm
Die SO Dufatea leiblf, inoem er basa bic
Ncrts aad, elmer ibm fccben einfalleucen
DlniIf fang. 5salm bate lie Der prepiser
init alien Mafrtmalen Der Gemutb enrpfans
9eus ais er Sie fhnsa einffedte, bic nanb
oufS gssue aufbielt unb cem G6nie ebsnfaas
snrief: bis. Griecrid, lad'te aus ucliem soers
gen nuc tefabl fc9leid,, oae ihut nod, cine
sspeitf 6ninne pc.i SO Gtad Dnfateu sss
rsidt wsrcf,t fcllte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-01
@eas99oCI,rihf.

1a6r4t iifb,ermit sssetsn, raB Die ronter Sc
fttSetun9 pcn Ogic ernannten Grmmj1rc, I'M { nc
5 fr.ie xurnrite pcn Ganton, Starr vcuntp nasb
Slsu !5rristurs, 9Mrea County Su tauen. ibrsn
Nertt an fieIe Off semacht baten. Die Gcn,s
miTare ron @tstr County rerren cemnab am
J Onnifas, cen 4en mn, In lprsr Amtstfuss 3u0an.
ten en,partis ~ ttn. um arteicn fir sc.r Scsen
Den .Sau tef,Ster StlaBe uno Anirra1 Inn Sdba.
rcneri,e pOa Scit.n Oersr ju Yernebmen buret
bern sanrercien telastt StraBe sefubrt w,, ben lc
Auf Tetbt cer Gcnmi(Tare
W. j.. Burfe,
4sG Auritcr BON Gtart Gruntp.
Autitcrs Amtsfute, Stut Sountp lanton,
90. Nrril 1880. 3l.4m
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-01
81 . ll itt a 6 ( e n.

Der tcrjeitbntte, frnbcr ArU9tat unp leit oen,
Wlar3 lS4S 9iecaIteur etner ccmctratiltsn 3eituna
in OeullbIanp, mnrpe, pelf CT iid IN tcr rcutAen
I, oispcatirn betpciist, nno fur 3ras 0elinssn Ger
ptmotratiiAen Serpesuns pes tenttehen Bolts mad,
Sratten artpirft batte, ni Ioerttf porisen SAB CO
wssen ,.Dlajrifats ttieieisunS'' ju2 Slbren 3utt.
baus pssurtbct. rnBte licb atsr rsr iter ion ves
rinstcn bartsn Gcfansni5ifrafe turd sSluNt mad,
Nmsrlra 80 enfJsben. bgs
G.rfeltc Bat Hdb in ulatflcn nieoerselafyen une
ert,etet iieb, ptel;S uno ancsre 9clmlsbten. Son.
frafte uno urtuneen ausr Art III beutfhr {
Srradc auf5nlrsfn, fie Grbcbins rcnErtEtafts-
unp lcufi5en aus Oeuttsttauo ju errartsnoen DEL.
rtrn fc,rse fainntIlebe. carauf tejnefi en- &1fei-
bereien ni'o mctbsen xcrrsirenrenJen prompt 10 te.
icrssn, nrerbaurt tensu sanrs.euten germ NO or
fam, init teincm Siath tinp feiner Seesr teiutfsbn
gu fpreAen tn rer Office css Aepctatsa y. y.
.ourltut ~ NlatIilcm. H 8t
se Otto Grcfel.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-01
QanO Al perfaufen.

Der ttnterseidnctr tiettt biermit {ene Sauerei iu
Der Slabs ron louisville, Nimisbiucn So,pnfbr, iIb.
Siflite Gdc, @eeticn IS, Saange Z, SceSen, tntbal
teac 60 Ater, ,poucn 100 Ntfr setlarl tinc. Gs
entbat sutss Auslpaier, quito leirfen, einc S6eune
"a SuS lang unb 40 5uB trct, quite slScLnSctauce
nit elmer Suten punee satcs ocj. cinen Otif3ars
ten ucn unSsfabr Ater &c. - GtcnfAlls tinr $otte
mt cineu, .Daus parauf ju rertauftn; selesen in
Der &tact {cuisrtae. OIs !oaus bat eiren febr gu
ten Sclisr unc eine suts leaifcrruurc; aud feft's
bet lidb cute Staiuns auf Der $ctte. 1.ttrbaupt 1T
cisfes &sentDum auf cas 8etfe fur alle I0ausplis
tunssswrtts sinSeri1ttt
@briifian &lDpfenifeiis.
$pusr:lr, 4rril 1850 2s-im.