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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
2(mertlalt Sctcl.

SStI CtI SWllilllpllSltNpNh Wv ~'t'N''"''"'
SyksA Der llntcr;cihnctc maht Ielncn
Ssa tM Srcuuccn uno cI1em 9echrtcn
~ publitm biermir er9cbenlt be-
fonnt, eal' er cas cbcn9euounte 9Suthehaue,
ned,es frilhcr ppn Socrru Sbarles = e.
orape betricbcn purcc, ftrSlidb bcSr9cn
nat. Die 9Sirtbfd,aft 1T fur bic 9Iufhnhmc
pcu 9fcifcnben, 70 lpie oIler ancern @alte,
Die i'm nit tbreu Seluheu beebren ipollen
aufs 8eite ein9eridtct.
Die Id,one Qaae bc5 SNdliled, llto oeirn
Sfdbe beim Scnrthauic, MAIDEN ce 5lI elnfm
au0enebmen 9mfentbalt fir 0tetienee uno
Giefd)dft6leute.
ST. rpiro ilh bcitrcbcn, ieinc @dltee NIT Den
beIten Spcilen nm Getrdnfcn 81 beolenen
nnb iiberbaupt nitts unterlo0el, pae slr
3ufrieoenbeit serlelbcn bcttrd9t.
Sci benz 98irtb6bauie tcftnret ild, cine ta't
ucue, ,pcbl ciuocridtete StaInra, etn 9crdlIs
mioer SNcf mo 70 porsu9lid>es 9Sailer, ais
iraeucnc im Staote ;u ftnoen 1T.
Gurd, biUioc uno piinftlid,e Sccicnnn9
bcfft Der llnterScihuete Die llnterltueun9 ccs
Dublifume Su erlan9cn.
Spbu @roB.
9llcntaun, SunD 10. hq-aN'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
S1aolWteGt

gSrb biermit ertbeilt, baB Die llntcrfdries
bcnen 9eiesIidb beitelltc sIcnlintitratcren pom
Der SoinicrioGenftaft beS peritcrbenen s az
cos Npffman, ebeten ocn NeIeelber9
Gaunltbip, 2cd,a @auntN iInc, ipoourdl oics
ieni0cn, ipcld,c babel t,ltercTlrt iIno, hermit
in Seuntnis 9eiett ,persen.
Soenrtd SOofmah I 9tomint(fras
SSacob sDeter, ) tors.
Zen 10. SunD. iq-3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
81 loCDrt eft.

sIuc NerIcnrn, rrclde nit euBilnccten poer
fc,rpadbcn 9lu9en bebaftet reer nit lan9e dns
baltenecm Souifen, 70 iric audi bcicneers NIT
@rfh,pilren uuo rem teunrubjgenben llebel,
9lusieblu9 pber 3etter-ic pie 0tm9ipurmL &c.
fonueu talbiac Nillfe erldngcu. Ges9lctd,cn
III 8raufhcitcn Der &jnoer, irld,e bic NIT
g8iirmcr Il. 9eplast iIno Oion fragein Der
Druderei ees "patrict &C." naf1.
eI1eutdiii1 ctuIt 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
GefeQfDafts 2luHcilllt9.
Sd,erifssS sSlmt, :
slllentauu, SunD %. 1889. )

Die GjsIcalhaft, wetde biSber untcr Der
Girna pcn Stctt Fl uno SierD a!s Weber,
gerciter bcItanoen hat, lit inter ocm loten
Suup nit beioerieiti9er SelpilIi9un9 auf9e"
iSet mcreen. Diejeni9en, mcldle nod an be-
faate Sirn,a ltuloi9 Fne, rperoen hternlt be-
t,od,richtiot, inucrhalb Wonaten ocn heutts
oen, Datum an 9iidti9fcit 81 maden. Nc6s
olcidbeft iperoen oiejcni9eu, pcld)e all crfa9s
fer Tirma ned, glufcroerun9cn hoben, ers
Suht. ibre 9ied,mn9cn bis sur cbiBen Belt
cinmbrinoen. CaS GeIdldft ptro an alten
stdnbplaee mic Suppr>pcn Sapio Sitryfcrts
@omnno Stetfcl.
Gapip Slerp.
Sum 10. -tVI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
TO PRINTERS.

The subscriber oilers The following
lounts of english. Type for sale at rcaso-
nable price, viz
about goo Id. Small Plea
:. 800 ID. BREWER
together with an assortment of Fancy Job
type, column rules DC.
The above type is in good order, and
has only been in use for about Is months
it will be sold cheap if application be
made soon, postpaid to
G. A. SAGE.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
Oitttwpeh Den 1Oten Suit 1889,
GGtntQe Q(0enteitn

Werbcn ocrlan9t, nm Sublcribeuten ouf
popuIire QSerte su lammlen. Sine CUTE 9lufs
munterun9 pirb benjcni9en a9grbel, ipeIdle
I'D, ictolD ,pie rlp9Iid, in eicler Grndcrct
melocr.
SuuD 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
80 q e6tne>t
nit bclpeo[idbcr 9JferSe< Graft.

nit bclpe9llber Dferoee Strait.
Ter lmtcrSeiduete ;ei9t hermit rrm publts
CO cr9cbenit an, baB CT an iciner Werftitte
in Der Stact 9llcntaur, oegenitber oem 2es
d,a @auutY @cfin9uiF, 10 rte and III bcr
Stabt gaftcnL 9trrtbamptcn GdnntY, jcoer>
scit Dcrferti9t uno porrGtbig bdIt, eEe 9Ins
3aM Orefd)sWafhinen NIT pfern:Fraft, Die
man mad, einem jcben belebigcn Srte nit
2eidttQfeit pcriebcu fam. SO 1T biefc Wlas
ftbme fir ben 9lfcrban treibenoen SIr9er
ucu mcbr 9hlgcn, olS trgcno cine III neucrer
3cit erfrmecne. Ter &erferti9er ridtet auf
Ieine Wafhiueu ietn befcuberes gIugenmerf,
ba6 fIe bauerbaft unb 10 0ebaut wcrbcn, nm
uitht aus Sronun9 70 leid1t gu fcmmcu. llcs
bcrbie6 perijhert er jcre Waid)tuc, ipeld)c
in fcirer @crfltatt pcrferti9t 1T. cnccm CT
I'M 9cnei9te Suuoidaft bittet, laoet er jebcr:
man ciu, an feineu gScrfitdtten auSurufcn,
Die 2lrbcit gu beIeben uuo bon Gem ncrSil9lis
den Wcrtb bericIbcn iIdI fcIbit Su iltcrscns
9rr.
gelpt5 q. Suf(cO.
2IGentauu mo Gntcn2
ccNllD 3. nq-3Nf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10

miro hermit 9e9ctcn al ale 9ericucrt, nell
d,e eS augCbt, baB Deter Senitcrm az
d, ct, 0rn EDnu Saunid1ip, Qed,a @auntp,
alI iein @igeutbun, ,mtttelft elmer frenptli9cn
llcberIhreibun9 pom 24itcn cSunp, 1889, or
ole llnter;eihncten ilbertra9en bat, NIB Smar
gum Seiieu ieincr Greoitorrn ;--fc lpcrren
bahcr ale biejeni9cn, ipcIde nod, an ecnScls
ben auf tr9euo cine 9lrt ctmaS iduloia Fno,
bermit ouf9cforbert, iuncrbalb ;,pei Mcnds
ten obsubeSahlen. Smd) werbeu Die @rebi'
tcrcn ce6 bciagteu peter Senitermader err
Iud,t, bis gu jenem 3eitpinfte ibre Sorbes
ruu9en wcbIbef6tt9t etnSubrin9en.
Sanucl Ganlp, l0(5iorics
9yeter S0nciocr, s "p'S''''''
SunD 26. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
GmIfttCbe 9laC6rttGt.

0allntcrldriebcner fd,ru 81 ,piebcrbcltcns
molen ou9csctqt bat, coe Ictue Silhrr in ben
S,dnec Yrn SSpbu 8. Sraute, &iq. ftd) tcfns
orrL unb CT bteieIbc ibm gum @iniantlcn ilbers
9cten bat, bicShcr aber eicic 9iddritbt
mciitcn6 unbead,tet 9ctIieben it, 70 modlt er
hermit bcfanut, bas CT SHrn. Srauie bcdnfs
tragt bat, bis ben l5ten HSulD ale, chne sluss
nabmc, Die bis babtu nid,t bcSablcnt 9ertdlts
lich 81 bclau9en. Beun @rnabnun9cu unb
Crchunseu niht6 helfen, 70 milecn bic Sc
ieee ibre Shulci9fcjt tbuu.
0teuben @ntb.
slllentluu, Suly g. bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
+ SO. IS
a8ir alauben 2ta' on ciusn @attl

Sell, Sriber! Sell bem neuen 9id)te
Der Mergeu Der Sernnnft brtdt ait.
Cur @abrbeit tri3t bic 8eIt btltdu
3um elp'gen 9lubm bic g8eit9cihttte.
Drum neg NIT qGabn, 8crfcl8un9, Spctt
93ir gtaubeu SIG' an eirleu gptt =
gGaS cinit Der 9rrbe gEcilc lctrte:
Ter alI9cmeincn GulbuH9 Vaid,t
GS ta9t bcrouf ibr Scnnenljd,t
9Sie ieine &ebrr cs .be9etrte.
Dum ipr9 nit 9Gnbn @crfrl9un& Spptt
gHtr glaubeu 9in' au eiuen @ptt !
@jebrGudDe iollcr ut6 ntdbt trcnuen
Sablt brd ein Sober, fern unc nab
Ger lluerfprihlidIc III oa s.
Ga5 8eltall - mus ibu auerfennsn.
0rum meg init Babr, Gerfcl9ung, Spott
QSir 9lauteu 9lll' an eigen @ptt J
ISir glauben sllle an Grbebung,
9m cinen 8rilblns uadb Dem SOB,
9In ciucr Gngenc 9icdts9ebct
Dill cine cpi9c ger8ebun9.
Grrni meg NIT 9S!bn, Sertel9in9, Spott
Die Wcnihlett bat rur cinen @ptt
9isicbt, Sruber, Sud Die Sruberbdnbc,
'lno fdjD6rt Dur Sicbe, lIe allein
Spll infer 9lller @crbilo leiu;
Gjerdulid) bio ans 2ebeu6euoe.
Soin,pe9 NIT G8abn, ScrfcI9un9, Spctt
Q8tr 9laubrn sIa' an eiuen 0ptt !
&cnlm, Sube, @briit, @ubamebaner,
&cmm, SfatbOlif mo 9Yrcteifaut!
0ieid,t slae Gud bic 9ruberbanc,
llnb iIu9t bjuauf gum QSeltcnbabner.
SHinlpcg nit Gru9, @crfcl9un9, Spott
gSir 9aubcn 9la' an eiueu Gctt !
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
DruCter 9lrbett.

Seee slrt Druder. 2lrbeit III Deutider unb
@ualifher Sprad,e, rrerecn allf bic fur;eae
sln;ei9c, aefd,madpcll uno nm Die bilIt9ffen
prelle in Ger 0ritderei pcrferti9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
0)ltller mD Sdger,
Gtphrho[ter In Gl0erspille.

Stcbrhalter III Cd9erSrllle.
gRaden ihrc Srembe une benz publifnm
ergebcnit brfouut, oaB iIc cicies @cihdft an
bem frishern Stanbrab betreiben, inter Der
Sirma Uon "pcte Mtllcr unb 60"
sic wereen ultc;eit Gin oelitdnct9c6 9liirrs
tement pon Stcbr@@Itcrr, fctifltd' fllr jeoe
Sabrcs;cit, friTcb porratbis bnbeiL wcIcbe frc
Su ben mrhlfeilten preiien threlt pcrtbcn
8uucru ablalTcn werbcu. SrrSnaltde Slnfs
merfiamfett tpiro jebc6mal auf bic Sluemabl
Der @jllter perlparot meroen.
9yeter Ntiller, it,
Sleen S09cr.
b." ollie oiejcni9crL pcIde nod in ben
Stcbrbithern pber auf tr9eno cine anoere
9lrt all Die Sirma prn "90etcr Oiiller nnb
Co." fdulcig ftnc, rperben frennoidlaftltth
erirht, obne Ichl baloi9t abSNiablcnJ neil
e6 t6hit u6tbig it, allc6 in 9iihti9feit ;n
brtn9en.
Nctcr 0tillcr, it. lulb 60.
SulD 8. ilq-4rl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
cSol)n SidfIpn.
2(t pQs NubltCunt.

.Spbn Sc. 6 apro II benad,rtfti9et bter>
nit icine SfuneCn uuo ba6 9ubltcur I'M 9lll>
ocmeinel, eaB or frin 0atcutredt fir Drrfd1s
maIc,inen, rcblt gSerfitdtte, an bic Sorrren
Q8taiam &irfp fri d, III 1ancaiter IL.
ebrubim &trfp dtrid, III @aitcu,
70 ipie bic oosu 9chbrt9e pfercefraft fir ben
Staat bon penuTlpauienL ocrfanft bat. Otes
ie Wa1hircu murtcn bon SHrn. 81. Surall
crflmScn, bon ipeldem er Rad patentrcdlt,
INN eieiclbe sit MAIDEN uno Su oerfaufen, ere
baltcn bat. @r cmpfehlt bemnah pben be-
namten Serreu oem publicnm an, eaB ile IN
jccer Soinllht Die WaIdltnen 81 maiden fibt9
lInc, uno mcreen inter ibrcr 9ufild1t eas Cob
crbdltcn, in pelhcm iIe fritber BET Dem puts
lifrm ilducen. Oantbar fir erhaltcne @iunlts
bc;cu9un9cn, bittct CT ieinc frllbern &rneeu,
fcincn 9tadfcl9ern ibre &mbidlaft ;ufcmcn
81 ldielk
GSphn 9Ot. @apron.
tEP Sbioc Waitnen mcrcen, in uebcreins
itimmun9 nit Der cbi9eu Scfantmadun9
al Der altcn Werfltdtte, 9eraoe 9c0cnuber
9tcmi9S MubIe III SltssIentaun perfcrtt9t
ipcrbcn.
Gphratm Strfpatrtf.
Sitssllentaur, GlnY 20. nq-3A)tt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
SOlept,tneil 2lrSenetell ,C.

Ter lluterIhrietcnc bat Den alten Stauo'
plaB, peldjcr eheecm ppn Dr. S. y. s | Gs
arb 0cboltcn nuroe, fduat6 on fd) 9c'
brad)t, nebt ben 9anScn 8crrdtb bon
9tr,eneielt, Oiebisinch IdrtesStofc,
Senffer>@la6, Seblc Strniilt GFllls
6erlrerfc II. I. II.
Gr bat gleidfalIs scn pbilatclptia ans
cine Sluslpatl frifd)cr Wleoit amente prn jcs
Der Srrte crbateiL NIT ncldlcn cr feline
,Gunccn uno Die Res Or. 6. q. Stfarbt su
ccn biQioiten preiIeu beoicuen fam. Turd,
oenauc Slufnertiamfeit in fetltem @jeIdldftc
bofft CT einen Ibeil Der &unbIhaft 81 er>
balten, mcld)e iein Srr9dn9cr III 70 REDEEM
WaBe 9enrB.
H0bn Stdfpn.
N= Stpbrebaltcr unb Ccctorcn tpcrecn
tcnac,ridti0t, baB burd, i'm @inridhtngen
III pbilatclpbia 9cn,ad,t wercen ilnr, 70 eae
cr i'm Stanoe 1T, bieielbcn nit jeoen sIrttdel,
Der in ibrem Nad,e einidld9t 3u pbilaoels
pbicr 9yreiicn Su pcriebcnL mceurd fe bel
@iulegun9 ibrer SepurfnilIe 3cIt uno llnto>
fen eriparrn.
@atpn SunY 12. ilq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
SuGD 8.

Sarte ullp Sottlerlpa oren
fno sn nem bisbcri8cr @rrratb ansefcmmen
uuo ;u babcn bel
Dree, SG9er uttb 60.
9lnentaun, SnnD IL. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
9yeter 9fiQer,
Sleell S69cr.
Rolffetnlottelt 3l perfanfcl1.

JNNtt IkNt1'ISA%Nt 0&f VNt+N$s1 w.
Samitags, ten cote Suit fcltcn ouf Dem
ploss leIbit 6fentlidh uerfauft ,pcrceny
E3 Salfifeius2ottcn;
qclcecu III Snrs1Gbcitboa Gaunittip, 2cdla
&auntY, in Ger Idte bon Nenridl eiutb6
gSirtbobauS, 9rdnjcno all Den Stctnbrnh
pcu . auteI @utb, enthaltcno ctnen hdIb
8icrtcl 9lcter jcbe 2ctte. Tics lno bon ben
beitcn&olfitciucrL ais ir9cno an Gem Sorcan
81 flnecn ilno.
Gs wire ein freicr 9Gc9 ;u jcbcr 2ctte
9c9cbcn.
SIM TaQ baS @ettcr on obt9em Sage urs
eiiniti9 ictn IclIte, 70 lriro bic @encu am 9Rcn'
fa9e, Scn 22iten Subj tatt ftrloen. Die Scs
bin9un9en 1oItcn AM &crfaufta9e bCfanut 9cs
mad,t uup 9cbihrenre 9Iufipartnn9 9c9cben
nerpen pcn
George S6nelrcr.
Gu[O 3. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-10
cSDbn SO. @aprcn.
N0dlriCGt

Sfs SIQentaun, Suny 20.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-27

Origin of the porG TEXAS.-The Gin.
cinnatl Republican says that it has exceed.
lngly puzzled many persons TO determine
the real meaning of the word Texas. Il
originated in couplet used by the earlier
emlgrants, to tina, SO land of promise"
When every other land rejects US.
This is the soil that freely takes ms.
The word Texas is corruption of the
phrase used in the last line.
John Randol phi once reproached Daniel
Shelly, a member of Congress from Virgin.
ia, With being originally shoemaker, when
Shelly replied at is true | commenced
the business Of life shoemaker. Had my
colleague began his career 10 the same vo-
cation, it is very possible he would have re.
NAMED shoemaker TO this day.
A Lyncher Lynched.--A fellow in
Brdge.own, \. J. undertook, on Saturday
week, to tar and feather one of bis neigh.
bors. lie went 10 the hause of the latter.
IN company with two of his friends, carry.
ing IN one hand key of tar, and in the
other pillow of feathers, which be inten-
ded for the neighbor who had incurred his
dlspleasure. The latter being aware of the
intended visit, had by HIM a couple of
friends, who put the assistants Of the lynch.
er to flight and took The gentleman himself
prisoner, whom they Invested of his wearing
apparel, aud tied him hand and foot, put up.
on him the same tar and feathers which he
took along with him, retained him until
sunrise on Sunday morning, and then turn.
ed him loose, curious looking thing, in.
deed, for the world to gaze upon. -Ledger.
The Decatur, new corvette of l6 guns,
says the Journal of Commerce, Just con.
sIucted at Brooklyn, is nearly ready for
sea, having her armament on board. Pre-.
parailons are making at the same yard for
laying the keel of steam frigate.
The whlg papers are getting less and less
decent every year.-Gio6e.
You say so merely because the Wing
papers paint the loco foco party correctly.
and that party is continually growing mora
and more hideous in It's features. a
plague on this mirror" exclaimed wrinkled
old maid "mIrrors are a thousand times
worse now than they used to be twenty
years ago. Prentice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-27
NOTICE.

Y WILL attend for the purpose of collecting
IL the Taxes due for the year 1888, at the Mus
ter Grounds and other places 10 the different COM
pany's on the following days in next July, as fol.
lows, viz;
Capt, G. W. M'Donald's, on the 9th,
w 5. Cathey's, sn the 10Th,
w A. Samples, on the 18th,
Jas. A. Orr's, or the 18th,
Dewese, on the 18th,
Cochrans. on the 18th,
Jas. Wilson'S, on the 18th,
Charlotte, on the 18th,
A. Z. Erwn's Store, on the 18th,
Capt. VIM. Blgham's, on the 18th,
Sinai Alerander's, on the Goth,
Peoples Store, on the GOTH
Capt VIM. Warwick's, on the 9th,
and 1t is respectfully submitted to the Magistrates
taking the returns Of taxable property and Off
GERS commanding companies whether they will
call cut their companies on the days specified
above,
THoS. N, ALEXANDER, SA,F.
June 20, 1889. f457
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-27

A Precious CorfeSsion.-The Globe
makes confession to be remembered. -
la an article admitting that the defaca.
tons of the officers of the government have
produced great effect upon public opinion
throughout Virginia, that Journal has this
remarkable sentence.
We're it not for frauds and pecala.
tons, the Wig party rouid at this mo,
meni be pholly dIsbaaded."
A good reason truly why the Wing par.
ty should not DO disbanded To prevent
"frauds and pecula,ions" by corrupt adj
ministration, the Wings will struggle man
fully until they have driven the pluuderers
from power. And molly will they be sus.
tanned in this patriotic undertaking by The
honest yeomanry OF the country What a
sad confession the Globe has made We
have always charged it upon the Loco Fo.
cos that their only object in maintaining
their ascendancy was to rob the people, aud
now the Globe confirms it. !" Were it not
for frauds and pecuiations," says the
Globe, there would be no opposition TO Mr..
Van Buren,, and wha, then? Aye-what
II no opposition TO Mr.. Van Buren?
Tell not the deeds in Gath,
Publish them not in Askelon"
Ne,ebern Spectator,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-27

Mr.. ITebster.--Thc Loco Foco papers
of New York, insist that Mr. Webster re.
ceived some sixty or seventy thousand doll
lars, before he went to Europe, as dona-
ton. The Commercial disposes of the
matter by the following summary man.
ner -
"ln dismissing this subject We again repeat
that the assertion, o. inslnuation, that Mr.. Web
stcr has received \ DONATION OF MONEY UNDER
TINE DISGUISE OF a LOAN, is UTTERLY FALSE, and
we farther declare that for every cent of money
he saw fit 10 take up on loan, he was compelled
to give ample security, and held to as rigid terms
as other borrowers of money; and we take great
pleasure in making the farther addition, for the
information of those who interest themselves IN
Mr. Wcbster's pccuniary affairs, that he is not in
situation to require donation from any person,
nor win he long be compelled to practice his
profession
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-27

" The Legislature Of Pennsylvania have
passed the bill for the election Of the Mayor OF
fhlfadelphla by the people, TO take place at the
general election. BY the enactment Of this law,
the Mayor viii be Invested of al appointments
except the Police The other appointments will
deyolye upon the Councils.
u Mr.. Poinsctt, the Secretary Of War, has
joined the Temperance Society He also has
forbidden not only the Cadets at West Point but
even the Board Of Visiters not 10 touch drop of
spurious liquor.
u The President has appointed John l.. Ste.
phens Esq. 10 the vacant mission 10 Guatemala.
No better selection could have been made-not
m diplomatic point Of view, but to carry out
those historical researches in relation 10 Amer.
can antiquities deeply interesting to this coun.
try. He should carry with him an exploring
party, and if the Government will not pay the
expense, II could be made up by subscription
~ Y Star.
8J'The town Of Port Gibson, in Mississippi
situated on the Mississippi river near Grand Gulf
has been almost entirely destroyed by FIRE. The
Bank, public buildings, and in all two-thirds Of
the place was reduced TO ashes.
i The Department has examined the ac-
counts &c Mr.. Breedi0re late collector of Gus
iomr for the port OF y. Orleans, and Is not de.
tauiisr as was falsely alledeed by some Of the
papers al the time Of ms resignation a few months
since,
o. The extensive rope walk, in BROOKLYN. "
Y. belonging to William Forbush and Francis
Bath, was destroyed by fire, on to 9Th inst The
rope walk was 800 feet in length, and had in it Il
considerable quantity Of rope y insurance.
III Jacob Marley Esq. Clerk of the Senate,
Of this State, died The 81 INST at his residence
IN Pendleton.-ColuBbia Telescope.
IL II is said that at the late session Of the
Circuit Court in Mississippi, the cases on the
docket were 27o0, and the fees Of the CLERK s 49,,
OUU
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Steam FriRafts,-Thc Pennsylvania of Sat
ur,isy says. We learn that orders have been re.
ccivcd from tho Navy Department for building
a steam irigaic at the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
snd that another Is 70 be commenced at New
York. 1t Is gratifying 10 hear Of this, both be.
cause il shows evidences OF a determination on
the part Of the officers OF the government to keep
pace with the times in regard 10 the navy, and
likewise, because il will furnish employment 10 a
number of our skilful and deserving mechanics,
who. in all that relates 10 the construction al
NeAscls. are unsurpasscd.
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NEw YORK. JrNE 3. 1899.

NEW YORK, JUNE D, 1889.
The property Of Samuel Swartwout was
sold to-day for the benefit of the United
States. This property is very good pro.
pefty, great deal Of it being lots of land
IN .hIs city but 1t is very much cucumber
ed, and sold for but little more than the en-.
cumbrances. A large portion of il was bid
off by deputy u. S. Marshal-tor what
purpose, II is not known. This property
Of Swartwout's brought but between Sl1,.
600 and Sl2 ,Ue0-noI much more than the
cost Of selling.
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~
%Ksa2~
zs1a|f I'd
Thursday, June ~, 1889.
Va THE SCHOOL LAw.-As this

Va HE StHoOI LAW As this
Law Is toe source of much speculation among
our Country friends and as number profess not
10 understand It's operation, we have copied a
communication from the Greensboro Patriot on
the subjeet-although written for another section
will apply equally well to our own county.
We had hopcd some one fully competent to the
iask would have taken up the subject among US,
but We are sorry TO zee much listlessness on a
measure Of 50 much importance. We hope the
people will read aud inform themselves on the
ubIect-re CONSIDER il one Of vital importance,
the commencement, Of grand plan TO put with
IN the reach OF our poorest citizens opportu.
ni.y Of educating their children a, the lcas, pos
,ble expense. Randolph is the only county,
which we have noticed, where the subject has been
taken up with spirit. A committee was appoint
Cd to agilsic the subject, and they have resolved
10 procure the delivery Of a, cas, ono public ad.
d,,ss explanatory Of the act a, each ta1 gather.
.ar 10 ulc county
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II Eallafa Soldids.- The ST Louis Gazette
states that Surgeon IN the United States army
recently obtained permission to enquire OF the
members Of j company Of fly Eve, the reason Of
their enlistment Every man was called up to
tell his owa siTory; il appears that nine tenths
enlisted on account OF some female difficulty !;
thirteen OF them had changed their names and
forty ,hre1 were either drunk. or partially so, at
tho time Of their enlistment, Most Of these werc
men Of fine talents and learning, about ono third
had once bocn mon in elevated stations in life
Foar had been lawyers three doctors and two
ministers.
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@ Dissolution.

"HE copartnership heretofore existing under
IL the firm of NOrnent d BTsply is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
WIN. s. NORMENT
K. a BRAWLY.
jane 90, 1899. t45s
n. B. The Notes and Accounts due the firm of
Normeut & Brawly are transferred 10 the sub
sctiber-all those indebted viii call at the old
stand and settle BY Cash or Note. In my absence
Mr.. Bravly will attend to the business
WM S. NORMENT.
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The North Carolina Duel.-The Nor.
folk Beacon persists in its account OF the al.
legged duel between q Mr.. Wilson Of New
u rk, and Mr.. Shocco Jones Of North Car.
DINA. Ii a Mr.. Wilson OF New York has
been killed, nobody misses him,-but we
are convinced the story is all humbug.-
We should think it about time for MIR.
Jones to put down the joke.--N. y. En-.
press,
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H. Fiorf3a.--Wc learn from gentleman,
says the Columbus Epqsrsf, just from TallAhas.
sra that hc greatest possible cScitment exists IN
the Territory that thcy have determined to take
thc uar into lI,cir own hands. Hundreds OF vol
uniccFs wore Offering their services 20 Gov. Gail,
Who wss expected TO take the field on Monday
asl. The Territorial Government had offered a
coward of $500 Cor every Indian taken or killed.
We wait with sOnn anxiety for further partieu.
lars.