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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28

lno Elm qroBes uno qutes ENFORCEMENT Vads
IrSse, Stines, QEie9cn, fleine ScttitelIsn,
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Agency for Claims at Washington.
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WE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A

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e Jurisprudence Of the Baltimore SAM
RICHMOND, Va, MAY Is,

RIcHMoEp, Va, May Is, 1886.
Your valuable paper which is now generally
circulated IN our CITY, on the immediate arrival Of
the northern cars giving TO US all the opportunity
Of reading this most interesting news relative TO our
present relations with Mexico, proceedings Of Con.
gress in connexion, &c, induces me to drop you
line that may what the state Of feelings IA II
this place.
A meeting was held last evening at''Chy Hall, 10
take into consideration our present state ofafaln
with Mexico, and to elicit the attention Of your
men who are disposed ito wage the war into II,
bosom of Mexico itself"
At an early hour a large concourse had Assem-.
bled, anXiously awaiting TO hear what may be said
Before the meeting properly organized, Mr.
Darlington arose, amidst the most thrilling shouts Of
hurrahs and addressed the audience at some length
After which General Darlington, who spoke for
some time, followed by one of VIrglnias most
gifted sons, in the person Of Robert q. Scott, q,
Of deep research ~ho appealed TO the valor and
chlValry OF the people.
The spirit of patriotism was most beautifully and
successfully invoked, and an earnest was gwen II
the demonstrations Of enthusiasm which prevailed
in and through the entire audience at this stage Of
the meeting; many persons had assembled tina
the city hall was unable to hold them, which CAV,
some dissatisfaction TO those that were not within
hearing distance Alter Dr. Samuel Patterson spok,
few minutes, the meeting, by request, adjourned
out III INC open air, inc occupying inc sep
| OF the hall, when Captain Dlmmock was called ou
by acclamatlon, who made one OF the most beautiful
and chaste speeches | have ever listened to. o.
motion (after the closing Of his specify Of Rober
G. Scott 'three cheers for our little army in Texa
and Capt. Dlmmock," which was responded 10 BY
all who were present-say 5000.
Afer the rain had somewhat subsidized, calls wer,
made for other distinguished perSonages, Bolts, FL
LIS, Denoon, Crane, August, and a host Of others
some Of whom were not in town, while others werc
not at the meeting.
In word, war! war! war! "Our country right or
wrong" which anlmates our bosom, in the unterr
fed city of this good old Commonwealth. haV'
understood from undenIabe authority that Captain
Thomas Ellis has rendered the services OF his Fay
cite Artillery to Hon. VIM. L. Marcy, Secretary o.
War, subject to be called upon at the first opportu
nitY.
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odd FELLOWS HALL.-The Har-

~ mOneOns have the honor to announce to the
citizens of Washington, members Of Congress and
transient vlsIters, that they have engaged the
splendid new saloon in the Odd Fellows building,
Seventh street, for series Of their grand unique
Musical Solrees, commencing Monday evening,
May IL, and continuing every evening during the
week, with change of programme nightly.
The entertainments will consist of vocal, in
strumen'al, and operate performances, in two
parts Part hrst, as citizens; part second as Etho-
plans.
instruments introduced: Piano-forte, violin, tam
bernie, banjo, casanets, and triangle
Members of the company l.. V. II. Crosby,
(basso-) Marshall S. Pike, (soprano;) John Power,
(tenore) James Power, (alto,) Francis Lynch, sec.
ond tenore.)
J. Slmmonds Davis, manager.
Mr.. l.. V. II. Crosby will preside at the piano.
forte and conduct the music
Admission, SO cents. Tickets may be had at the
book store of Fronck Taylor, the music store OF
Mr.. Fischer, at the principal hotels and at the door
Doors open at y; to commence at s! O'Clock
Children accompanied by their parents will be adj
mtted at half price
n. B. On Wednesday afternoon, May 90, for the
accommodation of schools and families by partcu-
lar request, the Harmonious will give grand secu.
lar concert, exclusively in citizens dress, on which
OCCASION children accompanied by teachers, guard
ians, parents, will be admitted at ~ cents
Doors open at half past B. to commence at 4
o'clock.
May l6.
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TIE TEXAs MEETING.

{ The largest assemblage of the citizens Of Rich.
mond that we have ever witnessed, convened al a
very short notice at the City Hall on Thursday
night. The most intense enthusiasm was exhibi
ted, and the whole meeting appeared to have bu,
one object in vsw-the defence of our country and
the defeat of the invaders Of our soil.
We understand that the list is rapidly hiug up,
and that Richmond is determined not TO be outdons
1t was so in the revolution and 10 1872 let her sons
show that the same patriotic spirit still animales
their breasts.
The proceedings Of the meeting will be published
on Monday This mornings Richmond Enquirer.
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their duties, is such as deserves the conf denee Of
the community, and is a credit TO the State.
VoLUNrEERs.--Y Yesterday the aspirants for glory
were very active in drumming up volunteers IN order
to NIL the lists Of halEformed companies. Some
have succeeded but others found ii difficult task,
SO much so that last night the bounty OF $40 was M
creased to $50 for such as would come forward vol
unfairly
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Patent EnameIIed and Isenring Da guer-
reOtype, warranted to stand
VXTM A. PRATT. Artist natentce n r

w the first, and agent for the latter, of these
splendid methods of ornamentng and relieving
Photographic portraits, by means of which they can
be seen in any light and almost at any distance, is
now prepared to take llkenesses in this place for
few weeks only Hours from ., a. M, to 6, p. M,
without regard to weather.
Rooms on Pennsylvania avenue between the de-
pot and Capitol, over the Columbian Fountain Of
fee.
Instructions given, and Volghtander's celebrated
Instruments for sale, with all .ther materials on the
most reasonable terms
NAV l6-eodlm'
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was, lndl DN hieh "Hdl he
did say and upon what grounds he said 1t.
The following petitions and memorials were pre-
scented under the rule and referred to the approprl
ate committees:
By Mr.. BRINKERHOFF The petition Of Purdy Mcvane
praying for compensation as late register Of the land Of
BY Mir TIBBATrs. The petition Of the chairman and
trustees the Tennessee institution Tor the instruction Of
me blind praying an aPP'o 10 found national u
hTy Tor the blind referred 10 the COmmtee Of the Whole
on the state Of the mon
By MI MOSELEI The remonstrancr Of farmers Of
Ec county y against renewing the patent VI JethTO
By Nj WENTWORTH The petition Of sundry citizens
Of Wan county III mdllroute from as, Barker
orncr Du Page Forks and Vermont settlement to Oswe
60 III; referred 10 the ommee the Post Once and
Post Roads Also pruOn OF l67 citizens and 2g legal
voters Of Bureau county III for the election OF President
AMI Wee President by direct vote oI the people referred
to the ommIttrr on the Judiciary
BY Mr Il SMITH The petition Of Alexander wilson, Of
Fulton county III who lost his Hght At the shoulder
oint the scrIce ol the United States durng the
with Great Britain pray ing an increase Of ms pension IL
lerrel to the Commtteg Invalid Pensions
by Mr. A. JOHNSON The memorial Of W Wells
wing the Congress OF the United states him loo
BY Mr. DELANO The rrmonstrsnce Of 10 cIt4ens OF
Ohio against renewal OF the patent Tor making JehrO
Woods castTon plough points
hams John t. Beadle and hundred others Of
schuy county Pennsy wanna engaged ~ the coal trade
demonstrating against any change IN the tarh laws IN
By Mr. HAMPTON The memorial OF Fayeu Pienon
and twentysN other citizens OF the state OF Pennsyl
respectfully urging upon ongress the earliest tayO
sbe acton uPon the bill osignaung the ommonW OF
Penny wants tbs most central and suitable position for
Of the naiooa founes for the cannon
ant ProJrctst 70 The nned states referred to the Com
mittro Milittry Affair."
By MIR HAMPTON The petition OF John T. Adams Of
the OF Cimdrn New Jersey asking uugrcSs to
tent Tor his relief his patents his now and useful plan
Of hattening Cynler window glass rrtrrrd the Com
mIttee on Patents.
By MrJANEs BLACK. The petition OF the heirs and le
gal representatives, ol Lieut. Robert Allison asking relief
referred to the Ommiurr on Revolutionary Pensions
BY MIR NRfIN The petition Of sundry citizens Of
Kentucky praying an appropriation iOT the improvement
Of the cumberland nVeT. referred the ommlttee on
Road, and annals
By MIR RAMSEY The remembrance OF Siml Fous
VIM VI Hambrdgr aud dhy others. citizens OF schuylkin
county Prnn'N wanna engaged IN mining aud traIng In
coal rmon'trhung against any change IN the anh laws
force
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The Msxieans can, by planting ten pieces Of can.
non al Brazos Bar, command the entrance to Point
Isabel. The Augusta was met going out with
troops. The Cage and Florida were left at Pom,
Isabel loaded with goods. The night previous to
the Ellen and Clara leaving, an attack was expected
oil Point Isabel. twas expected that General Tsy,
lOr would cut his way through, and come to III,
relief Of Point Isabel.