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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
REV ARD OE ONE HIfNnUEn mo


LARS IL offered f e apprehension and delivery u.s. In
this city Of Negro Man Slave, SYDNEY az he calls
himself SYDNEY JACKSON, whom We hired present
IN Mr. WIN Henry Martin, ard ls employ without per
mission 'oe four Or FIVE weeks syiny
gro and - an excellent carpenter believed be t1y years
Of about feet 10 inches high of stout
pearanee and NJ DARK eoor
about his person feoolec;ed snd ~ deomed
description o hts cllthR h. lad supply
gm have mado frequent ehangeshs usual dfess,
wasa figured dab col red ffok coat and ctsn
Tine hair on hsoreh'a nj grows unusually back
appearance Of very high and etfeang forehead sugarolf
head We was a'ed NJ Brandon James where
NJ Nc WIN w. Harr-ons plantation tAmph Cunberasde IN
w. he has many acquaintance and probably
sad whn about eivnE Rctmond that he
sister In the country, bot dd mention where, and
probable Int he lurking about the 9th
mentioned places.
We Will the tbve rswad Of doar. for the
approximation and delivery u Sydney city,
curing M IN any jail In this Commonwealth that
fiaken oui u ibis state AMI Dry dollars State
Whenef tasen wthin The necessary pro
per enges Tor bringing him securing In J viii
PAID PHILIP N. TABB 4 ION, Agent
o. iG-cW Tor Richard r. Byrd.
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IL Committee of the Eagle Artllersts, says the Bal
mors Patriot have been appointed proceed Point
bel for the remains Of Maj. Ringgod.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRKroRrED CORRECTED rwIcK A wExx FOR Tux wuIsl
OCTOBER 18th. 1876.
ToBACCo.-Inspecuon very light-priees continue to
rule low.
FLOUR-Sales to limited for shipping at ISL;
Extra, Tor retailing, ssh Receipts and stocks light
WHEAT-sOall5 cents Prime white, 100 cents.
CORN-Has declined to ga cents-market dull.
OATS-No sales; much wanted.
CUT NAILS to 4ic.
25a5Oc. ~'' ~
WHlSkEY-Hogsheads 26c, bbls. gle
CANDLES-Spem 26a27c.; Patent Sperm Zoe: Hul,s
Patent l3c; Taow lOal2y.
COFFEE-Ro 63sSc; Laguayra 71asc
HERDS GRASS-SI.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel.
PIG IRoN-S25 to IS.
FiSH.-llerngs, No. l, 81, No. 9, 81 receipts over
LlME-SJc from vessel.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans 2sa3Oc; Porto Rico Disable .
Cuba l6a22c. Stock very light.
OllS-Winter strained oil best 100 cts; Fall strained
90a92ic.
PROVlSlONS-Bacon, Smith6ed 61 cents; Western
Sides ct; Shoulders 3la45 cts. and Baltimore Sides
oa6te; Shoulders 4ia5 cts; Hams 6si7i; Lard sastc.
PLAlSTER-From the Wharf, last sales, Bats to
S2,sl3 per ton; do. Basin S375.
SuGARS-Prices still continue TO advance: We quote
N Orleans 7iasic; p. Rico Sa9c; ST. CroiI 9alOc.
SHOT-5ic.
sALT-From wharf, 81 SIS; from store, 81 65sS 90
Hogs &c ~ ~
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FEMALE SCUOOT,.

1--WE subscriber proposes to continue his
= Ftho, fof Charlotte Cour fyu-c The ensuing yssr
The W1rr ssssi1n VIII vita the month NJ Novem
De ara clnss with the month n
mehes win the month of June ~ sop
The Toms arc, Tuition ~ The subscriber Engsh
hmnchcs and aso sacd Music Latin Greek AMI
FfeEcb Languages go q year.
$50 year
We ~ the In trumcnts 95a year
Board viii The subs.rber go month
~ cags f1yahe In advance beginning
Charlotte Cour Houss, toui Oct 1870
oe Is-eV DAVID COMFORT
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY
IRNIIE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING

- OF the Stockholders Of the James River and Kanawta
Company will be hi Capitol the city Of Richmond M,
permission Of the authority 2s OF Nye
Der by Order OF the President nd Directors
W. ID. CHriTESDEN sesy
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MILCH COWS AND CHESTER CoUN.

IVh TY PiGsf have Tor sale 2 Mmb Cows IN. very ase
WIN cav ~ hef n1atd pair Pgs ~ ihe Chsaef County
stDck oe io-cN WV " RfCHAHDsON.
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N o TIC Els.

uJ meeting Of the citizens s requested at the E1.
change, Saturday evening O'clock to consider Of tho
appointment Of Delegates to tho Convention to be held at
sunon on the 3oh inst The subject which will engage
tho attention Of tho Convention. 10 the extension Of tho
Louisa Rail Road. aud other improvements in which tho
city especially interested Iii. hoped therefore thu, tho
meeting will be full. MANY CITIZENS.
Bible Society of virgiuin.
meeting of the Managers OF the Bibl, Society of Viz
eni will be held in the vesy Room Of ST. Paus Church
on Friday afternoon, 10th instant. at a o'clock.
WIN. WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec,v
Notice.
KEW d. FULLER OF South Caroln, pr,aeh
Bspn-, Church svenias ,hi. week. "a O'Clock
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HENRICO TROOP, ATTENTION

You will attend muster on Monday, 9th
ia'an' At 10 oc'oet the County c. ou-s fully equipped
~ order Of TIE Captain.
?. &. LARUs, orderly.
ny Iour srEsu.
W This IL q lawful muster Oc Id-N
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,


IN pursuance OF decree entered by the coun
eoutof Gloucester the LIST Monday October in IN.
or Cooke guardian against Thuston hers the und.cS
commissioners therein named, for saI Al pubi, .,
al 1oueeser COURTHOUSE, the l Mordiy in De.pbe,
oeing "oueessf court day that well and vetv
ta eaed Caefs Creek situated BEARING tho ahov
namH ana about one mile from the creek IL
TOT boats TO landing on he farm sho distance Of the
d~eInE so that al all Of year VERY aIuv which
the rV'T affords can be obtained with facility There A,, few
In Gloucester viii offer Eeats inducements 10 the
man 'aers Creek supposed seven HUNDRED md
nneyonc acres land Of which ard five hun
acres are cleared and well adapted cultivation Of bc
baTey and sWeetpoa'oes abouBds ofhe zines, quality
wmeh can be more easily obtain perap ny in the COUNT
a beds being generally IN the middle Of ,cacd ~
be man foE tivr road eight mile. ffou
Io"n IN as gooda neshb1uThrod in the county
N short distance o Roswell Shelly 1fmernses vybe No.
hwo &c The Improvements eonfist m sse old f,,b,rd
bcf dwelling which with repairs be mad. vs,v
Portable, n kitchen, barn, kc. WV e'"'
mr mo W. Thfusion who lives nd snt will Z, n.
goat Paurs IN ih1Hnz the pente, any person dsog IN
zee them between This and the Of SUE sb8d Inc A., M
day. " NAV F"'0o o." '"e hei' iair
TEENS OF sALE-Cash fr much NJ shah be- srse n, Il,
oe aythe cost OF he suit the blance tie purchase c 49,
pn ~ one Two md hrre IN one third m rb
payment Tom The DAY NJ seby paying The ires, ON one No.
The Purtiser Will pfobIby bs abe oeiain Tor .n, ve,,,
John W e. CATIgrr
BENZ ?. COOKE, lCom,,
&C lb-Whw' JOHN X COOKE
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L ARD OIL-5OO gallons Lard OIL, for sale
HI oss EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
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~ ORTHERN FUNDS.-siOOO of sight funds
IN baltimore and New York, fof sale by
oc tG-u HENRY fUpLAM 4 90
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Fire in Columbus.

We take the following OF mos, destructive ere
in Columbus, from the Colambas lGs) Enquirer OF the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-16
Biblc SOcictv of Yiryi
hChRlST,E,s\

Rev. DR. FutLrR. OF south Carna, will pr,seh Am I'M, Fir
bapll.i Church exery sxenlag Me,k nj "a oeneL
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
Gpfepb s&copcr.


tcnott,rtdhiSt (ene Nreuncc uno ea6 Bublis
finn ubCrhdupt, eas CT ecn aItcn Steno,
rhemals son Gjcrrqe Gciper umo &c., ocraec
unterhalb Ccrr'6 Ccbemol6 @uth'6l lBirtbs,
bous, 9encmmcu bat, oII,pn or INNER circn
grcBrn @crratb Ucu Srs:trr. uno 8auhp!;
rcn prrltbuecenrr Scrten ouf Ssane baltan
tc7iecn fId
Gdb nno 9Gci6pcint Stcor,S r,Scarr&,
Hpplar SCarbS, ScantliuD unb WMls
ftrJ Oflpcl Bcaro5 nno ScaltlinN
D1nncl Volrb5 unb cantlin9 Sir
itcu VUarrS uno Nlaufelb S0eaupf
Seuee 9}caro6, SGautlilA Sotfcn,
lmo G5porren, GiCbch Matteu 9dn
drn Sciter 0aume, mo llterhaupt
0lte 2lrtcn GrCncr, 0auholS Nfcifen
Gdtten ln0 S6inoCtn.
@r miro rbi9e 9Irtifcl immcr auf SNanb
hnl!cu, HGo it bercit perfcHen pom Qauoe al
cen aIicrnicori90cnpreiicn camit gu pcrichcu,
Danfbur fur tcreitS 9cnrfene Ruubiduf,
bcfft cr ourd Ncnouc mo piinfiliChe 2lbpnrs
mug lciner @eid,dfie unb biftioe ptrile, cine
8crtnancr tcrfcitrn 81 crhaItrn
Suli 90, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
Ocfcnt!tCGe 95cupu.

Srcita96 rCu l4ten 9Iu9uit, nm 10 llbr
&prmiitaN6, iclIcn am S1ouis bon 9 o fc y b
~ 4, III Suo Q8beithan SaunIthip, gcda
Sauntv, fcl9cnSe sIrtifcL Dad @iorntbuu bcS
ocrltcrteurn Nrtcr GjrrF, Ga auf rEtnhi:
der 8cnNa ucrf0uft werbcu:
Gtuc NaHsuhr, Soetnbr GGidwaut unc
Nnd'cnidrdnf, StiltIc, geucr uuc 8chas
zen, Sfiitrn, . Shrcibee6fs, cine G.uanti.6t
GrRte, 9tCINiNlt uno 0nbcrc @uthcr, gidrs
r'fdder, Stanncr 3Ubcr @i(ruFcTcl, fupfcr,
ner Scfrl :-Errncr S,pci &ubc, Gin Ncors
eorn'4Sa9cL SdIjttcn, Slad,Sbrcd':u, mo
lenh nod ptcIe %1ucru uno 8u@jcm G,cr6tb,
l6'aften, ~ m:IIIiufta ~ mc.ocn.
cIe &crirgHn8cn am @crfaufstaoe uuo
Nuhplrtuu9 pcu. ''"'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
MtttwoG, Den 5ten 2ln9utt 1916.
C0uner llnD &ononcn !
Scr 9tcu : Orrf Stpbr 9c9en bie
NCln1lifc

XIV PlNllS SO Pttbsll elHVpllYl
q II f 9 en- rift!
Sfuno unb 81 miIcn ici biemit Sccerman,
caB mir lccbeu orn JicuDcrf uno goifcn nit
cinem enforcement Ger mcri9lten
ErcfcnsgS01rcn @rp;cretcn ,c.
;urf3cfehrt fnn, ,psld,e mir nrhIfcil per,
fdnfcn wcrbcn, uno wrrn nrbcrc 70 ncit
frmmeu ihrc @ntCr ;u pcridcnfcr, 70 fno
mir bercit nod ctmaS ;uSuicBcn, wrnu man
lie mr. ninnt. ScBt ii bic 3cit fir Die SoI'
rrn bon ecd'a SauntD ibrc pcnie gu maren.
s bcnfa Il 6: -.
Gin 9rOBc6 9lilrrtcmclt ron 2dbic6
gpnnctS Se9bprn @ipfeS, 2c9bprn
Sr0trS, SuSCon mo Srphbiite,
mcIdbc mir unS cntidIrTcn babcn fir Nolb.
prciS 81 pcrfaufcu.
ltblcr nno 9So9ncr.
9iIcntour, Wai l3. n1bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
q q Cl ri Ch t
Sui 90.

niro hermit 9cAcbcn, eoe Die llnterSeihnrtcn
aIs 9iominiitrotcrcn rcr S}interldGenid,aft bcs
psrtorbenrn @errge q. 9feu barb,
itBtbn pcn Tcro'QBbcitbau Souuidlip, 2cHa
&anntD onNeltcIt mprocu lluo. Slle cicjcuis
gen bahcr, ipcld,r md, reftmdei9e 9lnfcrrcrs
un9cn an beIa9te SSinterloGenfhaft babrn,
wrrcen eriud,t rieIeIbe slpiIhen MN uno benz
l5ten Sctcbcr cinSuhdnbi9en,-llno ale birs
jcni9en Die nrd ItuIbi9 Nno, mcrbeu 9cbctCn,
mnrrbolb tela9ter 3rit atiuteSoblcu.
Galcmcn 9eDr9e,
SSame5 Ueubarb,
... .. 9lonlinitrators.
Jull %. ...... naGm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
SsSGgfsesaees.

"a C6 2cute i'm Gjetroud, habeu, auf tcn
2intcrricn Der lluletScitnctcn in Q. Wbcit:
tnN uno 9fprtbomptrn 2aunld,ip6 luo Der
Start Nacnt0un su jaaen uno su fhiescn,
iprturdD thncn pielcr SdIaceu an Senlcu,
Trilhtcn, II. { 10, Suacfil9t tpiro, 70 ,paruen
iIc bictrurd oIlc ernitIid, ioldes Su untcr'
IaiTrn ,pier9enfaIs Te ibre 3nfud)t GIdlcrs
lid) gu ZEN 2onbcs9cIesen ncbmen werecn.
@barIc6 SdcU, lRitIiom Wobbern,
@ho6. s.. WartilL QStIItam QS. gSeapcr,
&npdl Neubarr, Salrmrn grrf,
Samuel Nprn, Charles Sca9rcapes,
Benjamin 2upmt9, Cdmc6 Scogreorc6,
Sdccb WilIcr 9Iarcu 6. Setter,
Monaics Smorb 2bema6 @jntiu9cr
@jcc. Wcthcrbclr, Schn 9IIbrcdt,
@phraim &jrin, Salomcu Gjricicmcre,
prtcr SIubGr, NeurD Scnltermodjer,
@ccr9e 2Idcr. ..
Sui 90. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
GjrcBe s5arQQins

% 2oll S6inbeln - SirIhcn unb
Noplar 9oarb6, unb Woufen upn
Der SllSquebalia, llnb alloere6 Ban.
bolS mo Yrettcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
9Serl { q II Il 9.

llntcrSridnetcr, 3nhnarSt in 9lIentaun,
madyf'eem publjfim bcfdnut, oas er Iciuen
QBchucrf mad, benz S1aule nddfie 5bilre iu
Coftar Gilghman WortiII's auf rrm Warft.
8icref, perlcst bat, no or iCin GjC1dlift in
alien uerldlWecuer 3wri9en fort tctreiben
mtre.
SOlram Yrebif,
5uIi 90. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
Gjrpbe Oeteqenbett !
f ii t. g d IA f. IL It 10 9.
W lln0lankliCh lrphlfciL !

~ lln9lallbltCb irphlfcIl
Ger llutcrieiduete tietct an irincm Sup.
fer uno Slcd, Woorrnltchr, in Der Nnmilton
Strose in 2IlIcntauu, bCinobc Qrroce qcocu,
ibsr pcn Sol9cnbud'e @ailbaulr, Gin 9rpBs6
enforcement
Gpfcrz imo Slet)>0Gnorcn
ietr biais gum 9crfouf an, tcffchcno aus 4:
Ssnpfcrnen eotmero' uno g8ofd,felTcl, pen .
bic 81 @alIrn, pcld,e tcfcuccrs biaio Der,
fault uerocrL SIcdmaoreu pen alien 0cnrn.
nuu0cn, &C.
@raurtmcmfeHrl, Godriuurn, furs, ale
gu iciuem eicidift 9eb6rencc 2rtiftl mercen
auf Die fiiriCItc Seifcllung prbIf;il pcrfert;9t.
60 wirr aud, ale Slidarteit bicSu 0cbSrcnc,
iductl uno pUufIIih bcGrrat.
a." 2Iltc6 Gupfcr unb 3iuu miro rerldrot,
wrfir i'm gu6l0uit fir YGaorcu cecr baa:
rem @jcIee Der bEdfc prci6 be;ahlt piro.
g(me6 GtttE9cr,
Suli %. ra2W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
Gin oilpTcr 9ulol3

ir o y CT lcr lleucr Otter.
: Hurd, cen unUcrglcidildcu Etucucn 8Crs
fdnf ihrcs GINA prr 80 EnGeR cni9clcotcn
StcfS ncncr @jutrr, fdutcn It'd, ric Inter.
seldlnctcn rCranldgt mcoCr aufe 9ieuc ciusu.
faufel. sic babru icctcn crha!tcn NIB III.
Frbort pcbIfciI III oertauftn, Gin gan; lplcrs
eioee enforcement bon &arrdlc, TolSriur,
Ga idmrre Ce s @afr. WcusIn &C GAIN,
prniS &c. Su edcieS CrCIc6-- SlrrIqc, up o.
hair nne aaNere ncnmpbiidlc g. .ctr.
Sharels - &dldlmErcttc, SQw.tc1 GoGT
rnrrfs, Smteb, gluuCn Grin.r., g2cripr Snf,
i!inetest Nfart'tIles no >.,astin gRtlsr,Era,
SNIfhIlpie; y N0nSId!.rc, S9alstudrr, Carpets,
pret, Seru upe 60,
9hentaNiL sun d nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
% g (0 II lh t

nirb hiemit qr9Cbcn bae bic uuterscidncten
als 2lemtniitrotcreu BON Ger SNiuterla0eus
ld)aft ccS pcrtcrbcncn 6 oh II Sarrrtt
IeBtbin ccn 9iiccer Wdcuu9ie Sounidhip,
Hcd'a @anntY, crnannt nrreeu Fuo. - 9lIs
rtcjcni9cn, lpcld,r nod al befa9te Nintcrlof'
lenldoft idnIei9 iInb, wcrbcn auf9efcrocrt
Inncrbalb fctls QSCdlcn ot;ubcSoblcn, ,-uuh
Scidhs, Die nod, Scrrcrnn9en hObcn, bcIictcn
lhre 9ctnun9en fr9Icidb wchlbeltdtigt eiulu.
hdnci9cu al
SSpbu yarrctt G5al;bur1
Scnj Sarrctt 9t. Oiacln9ie.
SuIi 30. ..'. na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
Court 9orcflomottpl1.

SintCmol rcr ad)tbnrc q y y II y an { 6,
VrcGccnt.9fid,tcr in zen perid,ieccncn @rur'
ten bon Scmmru plcd6 pom trtttcn GSeridtss
UcSnf, bcltCbcnb aus zen @aunticS SCrf6,
Turtbamptcn unb Qed,1, i'm Staat YenniDls
oauiCn, III &raft Isine6 2Imtc6 VrrGcentridl,
ter ScrIdjicocucr @curtCn pen SDer mo 3crs
miner II, aU9cmcincr 0jcfGn9nlB @rlcoi9un9
Ill bela9ten @annhc6 unb peter y a &,
uno Sacob Q DiQiu9cr @lQrs. &jChuIfss
0ldIter err Srutrn ucu SpCr uno 3ermiuer
uno aII9cmclncr @cfinguiR @rlcbi9nn9 fir
Die Nidtuu9 vcn NIupt' uno anecrn 9crbres
dcn i'll crflQicm Zelda @1untD, ibrcu ScfehI
all mid gcrithtet baben, wrrlu iIe cine Scurt
pcn SDcr uno lGruluer nub picrtcIjihri9cr
Stkun9 nm Common Vlcn6 onbcraumcn,
mcldc 0chaltcn WcrbCn icH in Der Stort
NIcntann, fur raS @0untD Qedln, ouf ccn
lcetcn 9ipnt19 I'M 9Non1t 9tu9uit,
1916, pcldcs Der 3lite GAG cc6 tcia9tru Wcs
hats IL, uno mcIdc cine Wrdle oaucrn mrb.
Gu miro bternlit 9tadrid)t 0cQebcn
an ollc Nrtcoensritttcr uno @Onftnbel mners
balb res IcidGteu @auutie6 pcn Qedla, SnB
ite conn uno rIicItlt iId, III G3cnrr pcrirn
NIT lNrcn 9tclI6, 9tCcrroe, SuquiItirncn uno
@ramlnaItcncn ciuiufnocn habCn, um ihrCn
pfd'trn Dor crln9tcr &cnrt obSUmorten.
Sc69lCihcn, lrcrNen nulh alle licicz
ni0en, iptldlr gcArn Gtfanocnc in rrm &'es
fdn9niB bc6 @luntif6 Fcd'o oI6 &li0cr reer
3eu9en ou5utrclcn. habtn, bennrbrihti9ct
oaB fc Gt Ocort uno baicIbit cinuftnccn
batcn, nm ticIcIbcn su prcltQuirclL mic cs
ihncn 9icd)t bnnfcu mag
@jeocbsu infer mciurl jNduo, in Scr Slntt
u Hcntaun, bicirn 22itcu Gag Suli
tm S1hr nuitr6 SHcrru 1876.
Savtp Stcm SGcrif.
Sd,eriff5 9Imtsitubr2 49, .c
2IllCnt1un Suli %. "N-'S'
&jSlI crhaItr tic Nspublif!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
9u UW!cDnerl.

Cine 9crNumigc WchnunA trGfeMrb aus
, Stutcn, encr 9crdumjacn Seller Sldr,
II. f. ~, cincs 9iiten baditeinfruen QBcbn.
hauits, 0CIc9cu i'll Der Sohn Strase cicicr
fstaot it untCr lckr Guuehmboren Sebiu.
auu9eu 81 perlcbncu. - Sefg fam ic9Ieid,
0r9cbeu pcrben. IBcgen eem 9idbercn be-
Iiebc man anSurrfsn al Dem 8uhitobr BON
9Hellben @utb uno 60.
sui 6. Bin
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-05
QrtpQt 93crfauf.


! lntcrscid,nctcr tietct bicrourd, fclaenees
bcId,rtcbcne Gt9cnthnm gum prtpat 8Crfauf
an, Rdmlid'
Cine 9elrilit 2rtte 0rlmb,
aclr9en ouf ccr ciljtteu Scitc scr 9lun Stras
&c, ccraStaot NNcntauu, Qrdr,cno niolid, an
cine eottc crn 2Ioom Gjcigcr, 6ftlidb an cine
rffcnliChc 2IllcD, n6rtIidl an cine Qrtte Don
@SlIIiam WicrB uno weitid, nu bcIn3rc Strn.
fe rutboItrno in Der Nrout 37a uno III Ger
2iefc $50 Sue. Oarauf ii Crridltct
x6aEiA Gin Il Stof hobc5 nclle6
I;;;;Asa SSrdm 9Sobnh1u6, Solj.
&7sZs-.22S houS, II. {. ~.
IA llntcrSeidlustcr 9ciorucn III eic @cqcnc
81 orrlalsn, 10 f0men SanAuili9c auf ciurn
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Arrival Of che Cnmbrin.

The steamship Cambria left Liverpool
on the 4,h, and arrived at Boston on the
l7th a, 5 o'clock. Papers from which
we copy contain no notice of the grain
market, excep, the grain trade at Mark
Lane. London has not been very active
since the sailing Of the Britannia.
In the House of Lords of Parliament,
on the evening Of The 25th ul, the new
Corn Bill brought forward by Sir Robert
Peel, and heretofore passed by the Low
er House, was passed its third reading
wi,hor, division. The triumph of this
great free trade measure is therefore com
ple,e.
On Monday nigh. Peel made lengthy
exposition Of his motives for resigning.
In the House of Commons the new
Cabne, is no, yet definitely formed, but
the Wings are again to hold the seals Of
Office.
Lord John Russell is TO be al the head
of the new Ministry.
The London Times regards the new
Ministry favorably. Sir Rober, Peel
views il not only wilhou, jealousy, bu,
with a friendly eye. The general i'm.
preston was tina, the new Premier will
hastily wind up the business Of the SEES.
sion and dissolve Parliament in the course
of The autumn.
The news Of the settlement of the Ore.
gon question had reached England, and
produced general Joy throughout the coun-
Try. Il arrived on the dissolution Of The
Peel ministry.
Wilmer and Smiths Tunes contains
two and half columns Of PecI's speech
on the settlement of the Oregon question,
Mexican relations and his resignation.
lie said, Il do rejoice before surrendcring
mower TO the GOO, of the throne Of giving
the official assurance, tina, every cause Of
quarrel with that grea, country on the
other side Of the Atlantic, is terminated
before retire from office. Loud cheers.
feel that I have executed the ,as,
which my public duty imposed upon me
,rus, I have said nothing which can. by
possibility. lead 10 the recurrence OF those
controversies which we have dcpr ecsicd
/ Attention is now Fixed in England upoI
tho American Tariff
Cardinal Ferret has been elected Pope
under the name Of Plus IA.
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More Tronb,, nIlnucacL.


The Hancock Eagle Extra, of June
llth, contains an account of gross out
rage committed by band of anti. Nor.
mons. According to the statement Of the
Eagle, 1t appears that The new settlers
who purchased farms in the county, en-
gagged some Mormons to harvest their
crops-tms The Regulators, as they are
styled, determined to prevent, and accor.
dlngly raised posse Of eighty men and
went to one field where the mormons
were at work and ordered them to leave,
and upon their refusing 10 do so. eight OF
them were compelled TO lie at length up
on the ground with their faces down, and
after their clothing had been sufficiently
removed, their backs were literally poun-
Died and bruised into mangled mass of
blackness by the unmerciful application
OF cud gels. This unwarran,abe and iu-
human act was perpetra,ed by the anti
mormons. who have heretofore had the
sympathy and good wishes of the peo-
pie generally, through their former diff
cuilles; but we regret to see that the late
movements of the autonomous are of
such vndcuve character, and have
changed from manly resistance to must
and dire perseru,ion-ihe consequence
of which is. that public opinion has turn
ed against them. The great body Of the
mormons have left, and are far on The
way to Oregon or California-the re-
malnder are getting away as fast as their
circumstances will enable ihem-those
that ale still in Nauvoo accept Of en-
ployment in the harvest field TO get means
to support their families, or to enable
them 10 remove. and for that they are
bru,ally scourged. Such conduct on the
part OF any set Of men cannot be tolerated
even IN Hancock. We are very sorry TO
see The names of some who we know,
connected with this transaction.
The new settlers have organized and
armed themselves for protecllon-wrils
have been issued against the ,ingleaders.
McAuley and Brallle were arrested and
was to have a hearing on Monday morn
ing.
STU Later.-From the Extra Of Mon
day the ID, we learn that number Of
The mobbers were arrested near P0utoO-
sue on Monday. They were attached to
an armed body Of anti. Mormons and
threatened resistance, but finally gave up
and surrendered The anti Mormons
were said to be al the time with force
of five hundred, stationed a, the mound
on the La Ilarpe road, six miles from
Nauvoo. for the purpose Of cutting of
the Nauyoo posse. This company they
did not meet as they went the river road
10 Pontoosuc. McAuIev was held TO
hail in the sum Of $500, Battle dlschar-
ged.
II appears now to he understood that
the difficulties are to be settled by blows
among themselves. The new citizens
have called for aid from Iowa. The
boys intend 10 profit by the permission
Of the Governor and have bit Of fight,
We shall publish list Of the killed and
wounded, as soon as il IS furnished
BcardStOUa GAZETTE.
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Merieans 10 he o,de ed into he bierior.-We
understand, says the New York Sun, tia, orders
nro expected here from Washington in few
days, directing Mexican citizens, and all who ARE
aiding the Mesicars in the present war, to re.
pair to tho interior sixty miles from the tide wa
ie' II has been a-ceraned thai, the bark Euge.
nio, Captsin Brscoe, which violated the block.
ado few weeks ago at Vera Cruz, had on board
a large quantity OF ammunition, sen, on, by tho
friends Of the Mexican Govcrnncn, in this city.
The vessel has forfeited her 4 mexican character,
and her captain hiss exposed himself to ,rs! lor
the highest crime known 10 our ivs.
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Melancholy Accident.-We are pain
ed to state, that, on the llth inst, Mr..
Thomas f. Wyatt, one Of the volunteers
attached to Capt. Zabriskic's Qalc Capt
Robers) company, from Morgan coun-
,y, whilo bathing IN the Mississippi, a
liule below the Alton House, was acct.
den,ally drowned. On Monday the i3lh,
his body was found near the mouth OF
the Missouri. brought to this city, and
buried with the honorS Of war; several
Of the volunteer companies following his
remains to the grave. From those who
knew him we learn, tina, he was an est
mablc and promising young man, and
much esteemed in the community where
he resided. We sympalhize with his
friends and relatives in their severe be-
reavement.
II greves us to add, that John, ihir,
son Of Mr.. Bcall Howard, an aged an,
respectable citizen Of this place, me, witt
tho same melancholy end. at or near The
same spot. on Monday evening. lie wal
bathing with his two brothers. ahd som'
other lads. when he unfortunately 60
on, Of lii. depth, and was drowned. Iii
body was recovered about an hour and
half afterwards, aud every exerlion mad
10 restore him to life, bu, wilhou, sue