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sAcEvfLE, N. s. November ,.
The iIibeInia arrived st Halifax at O'Clock
las, evening, after a rough passage She brings
Paris dates 10 the 18Th and Liverpool 10 the 2olh
See has one hundred passengers, among whom
are White, Consul at Hamburg, and family.
n, sslA AND TrEKsY.-The Earop an Times, he
only raper which has come 10 hand, contains NJ
later news hom Constantinople or st. Peierstu re
and we have no solution Of The difficulty between
the Emperor and The Porte. The general belle
among well informed circles is. that Russia viii
pocket the afiront rather than provoke collision
with England and Fiance.
A correspondent, writing from Belgrade, On
the lst inst, states that the Hungarian refugees
are still a, Widen, ready 10 set o for the DIES
tinations they may receive. Prince Alexander
OF Servia. behaye well towards them, allowing
tho free pas age and provisions through his ter.
ritorv. BEN, Dembnski and Others have en-
braced Islamism and entered the Turkish army.
Acknowledgement Haynau. in his aimin!stra-
ton Of military affairs. loses no opportunity 10
preserve the bloody epthet so universally applied
to him. He has murdered under the gnise Of
Military Courts Martial, thireen l.ungar.an Cen
erals. who delivered themselves up at the close
Of the war. Count rethyany. the Prime Minister
OF Hungary, has been shot also. lie was con-
iemned TO be hung, but his vi q sent him dag
ger. with which he cut his throat. but not having
sue erded in committing suicide, he fell pierced
BIZ Aus rian bullets Several Hungarian officers
furnished with passports from Comorn have
passed through Beilin, on Their way 10 the West
Some are going to America. klapka was said
10 be among them. and has embraced he resolu.
ton O! crossing the Atlantic with one hund ed
others.
Hungary isto be divided into len districts. each
10 have its own government, but the deputies are
to be chosen by "a majority Of votes OF the whole
population.
noMe.-The accounts from Rome are not salts
factory. The return Of the Pope is still spoken
Of, but the time is a subieciure. Glribaldi has
left the island OF Santa M Galena for GibraIer.
from whence he will sail for London, and ul.i-
timately Tor America
FRAScE.-Ihe news from France il very unim
pottant The trial Of the rioters of 18th June.
was going on at the Versailles, attended with
great excitement.
IRELAND. Be eral ant-rent riots had occurred
with fatal results-one took place Oh 9Th at Kit
terly, Kings county, in which three policemen
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ARRIVAL OF The WASHING,
TON.


NV Yoag, NV. G--5 y. III.
The Washington, from Bremrn aAd South
amp;on. arrived to-day, bringing London paper.
OF the Goth, one day later than the iibemia She
brought heavy and valuable cargo Of German
and F.ench goods. and I50 passengers. among
whom wee Nh. Rush and Bishop Sonthsate.
The Hayle cotton market was very active and m
advance had taken place. II is said that The
differences between the French President and The
ma iorty ofihe Assembly have been adjusted.
Fresh executions had taken place in Hungary
some oil the first noblts Of the hinstcni had be II
condeinged to death.
The Tarkswere preparing for hos'ilities. 7 E
French and English fleets are on their way 10 The
Dardanels.
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KENTucKY.-The Convention 10 amend
the Constitution Of this State has been in
session four weeks, aud at the last date moi
line had been agreed upon. "Short and
long," the correspondent Of the Louisville
Courier says, s'two hundred and ninety
speeches have been made since the Conven
ton assembled 1t is calcula ted Tint elev.
en- hundred speeches will tie made, and tina,
the session will cost 100000" The
Convention is afflicted with q wonderful
diarrh2a OF words.
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TRuE.-The Iowa City Reporter il

TRuE.-The Iowa City Reporter in
speaking Of the two Railroads con,empla
led across this State, very correctly OBJ
serves, tina. on no other subject do the PEG
pie Of Iowa manifest such deep and lively
interest. With the mass oftbe people, at
party feeling sinks into insigni6cence when
compared with this. They feel that with
these roads completed, or even well begun
they would begin to be different people,
in active public enterprise, resources and
wealth.
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IOWA CENTRAL Ri'LcoaD.


As a meeting presidents ni Scott comfy
held ngfecabIy TO notice At The Court House
in D.vcnpor, on Saturday last nj ~hieh
lion. J. GRANT presided mud A. Sanders
acted as Sccsetrrv, on molten, The Char
appointed a committee al three, consisting
i Mcssrs. Thoringlon Parker aud Fulton,
to report names a Delegates 10 attend tic
Rai'r lad Convention TO be held in this place
on Monday, December 10Th, who rclr,r,ed
The following:
James Grant, Geo. B Sargent, lanes H,i, III
ram Price, Alfred Sanders, John /. Davis, William
McCammon, Jacob Eldridgr, r. D. Eagal, a. j.
Lawes, T. T,shenor, J. NJ. Witherwax, Jas. Nc
Manus, A. w. McGregor, Lyman Carpenter,
Asa Foster, n. S. Baker, Liolen Worth, John
Bech.el, Win. u. White, !. 4. T-ifai, Andrew
Logan,.l. 5. Simpson, Rsvils Noble, Chas. Nc
Gehan.
The above named Delegates were en-.
powered TO I'll vacancies, and bv notice Of
their Chairman, VIII, was authorized IL
convene them for the purpose, werc request
O to meet at Cook s. Sarsen,'s Office on
Fl ussday, Dec. 9th. 10 mako preliminary
arrangements FIR flc meeting Of The Cen
ventiop. j. GRANT, Chr.
a. SANDERS, Secv.
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uIINoIs LEGISLATURE.

4a
IN Senate, on the 3O,h ult., Mr.. Gear
offered the following resolution, which alter
dispensing with the rule, was adopted:--
Resolved BY the senate, the louise coacurrins
herein, thatour senators in congress Be instruct
ed; and our representatives. requested, to use
their exerions TO procure the removal Of the %.
structions in the Upper Mississippi river
In House, on the Cd inst, the following
resolution, offered by Mr.. Maxwell, was
passed.
Resolted5y the house Of Representatives., The sen
ale coneuniag hcre,a, That our senators and ieF'
resentatives in congress be instructed to use oil
proper means in their power to procure, immedl-
ately, a liberal and sufficient appropriation BY
Congress, for all extensive and thorough survey
Of the mountains and immediate country dividing
the western boundary oil the states from The Pa
cific ocean or its navigable waters by national
railway. And as soon as this appropriation shall
have been made that they be requested TO call
upont the chief magistrate, aud urge the necessity
ofa large and efficient corps OF engineers be ap-
pointed, 10 complete the preliminary and first
steps of this, the great work of the age, with as
little. delay as possible. And that our senator's
and representatives be furnished with copies Of
this resolution.
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GALENA GAZETTE excellent pa
per has entered upon its fifteenth volume
. good time for those who wish TO have it
TO subscribe. As the Chicago Journal is
30 kind as to send US daily in exchange,
We shall expect friend II. to forward US his
tri-weekly, at least during the close Of Az
igation, When progress shall be written
in such legib!e characters upon this portion
Of the West. then we will make the ex.
change mutual.
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RAILROAD FROM Rock ISLAND TO LAsALLE.
ConceiYing that we could not better oc-
cupy our columns, we publish the address
ofMr. Sullivan on the above subject--wi,h
which be has kindly favored US. I: will
amply remunerate serious consideration.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

Ansel Briggs, Governor Of Iowa, has is
sued a proclamation appointing Thursday
the Goth day Of November, as Gay Of
thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God
for the many and great blessings which
Ha has bestowed upon us.
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PuBLic SplRir or lava EplrnRs.
instance Of the public spirit II the cditnii |
corps If this State, we deem The a!acri,y
with which goodly number OF them IN.
der'ook journey Of ION m aversge) iuur
hundred miles, to attend the late Pacif:
rail road convention, well worthy ola CON.
mcndable nalice. Ahnut nne-halfof the en-
lire body .ofiliem were in Nil ndance Al ST.
Louis. n, wonder Old Billion. MS he il
reported to hive done, expressed his sur
prise nj the general intelligence and eod
looks ui the iowa delegation. Reporter.
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NEW YORK ELECTION

We have not space fer details; suffice il,
the Wings have carried the State by a
majority ranging from fifteen to twenty
five thousand.
New York city gave the Wing tickle,
1000 majority; three Wing Senators sure.
and probably four; Assembly, IA Wings, 4
Locos; Aldermen, IL Wings, 6 Locos; As.
sistants, IL Wings, Z Locofocos.
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Che Gatctte.
ALFRED SANDERS, Error.
DANEN PORT:
Morning, Nov. Is. le4o.

4
ST LOUIS TIE CusToM-HousE OF Tue
WEST. -.
From recent publications il appears that
the Legislature of,he State Of Missouri mas
como largely to tho aid of,ho citizens o ..
Leuis ia their Efforts 70 drive isom 'ne't
port .ahe produce Of Iowa.. ls'sceassas'sao
norshern Illinois. i. appears that IN August
last law went into operation in ahc State
cf Missouri, passed at tho previous session
Of lis Legislature, which imposes tax AK Of
$3.50 on every $1,000 worth Of produce
sold ia ahe State, which is not the product
! or growth Of Missouri. 1'heexaciions from
Iowa under this law, il IS estimated, will
amour, to full $50, 900 per annum.
The No. Republican is out in whining
editorial upon the subject, trying 10 exca'-
nate ST. Louis from censure in the passage
Of this outrageous law. The country j.
opposed to the city and seeks to retard lis
prosperity, is tho barshsa Of its lament.
Il is utterly untrue; the city Is recreans 70
i,s own interests. Long has il neglected
the interests Of its Upper Mississippi trade,
until that trade is seeking other channels
70 escape The heartless reception i has mel
with in 81. Louis Nor do they seek those
channels in vain. Through the medium Of
the canal and Illinois river the merchants
10 Ibis region q. couairy are obtaining their
supplies from the East, and soon we hope
10 sec ahat the route BY which the ship
meats Of the produce Of Iowa will reach a
market. 81
So blinded to their own Interests are the
citizens Of 81. Louis, that although receiv-
Jog exirayagaat prices for their merchan-
die from their customers in this region Of
country, ysI lhey would not turn q hand
10 assist in the removal Of the great obsiroc-
tions that preclude us at the sea sons Of low
water, of awaiting ourselves Of the 'greai
inducements presented by the merchants
Of that city," The time will come, and
that right speedily, when we will ask no
fsyors from them, but 10 direct route BY
Railroad eastward, seek a. market that will
amply remunerate our farmers and produ-
GERS for labor and capital expended. Not
content with extfavagant prices and ocqui-
escence in heavy lreights, ST. Louis
which is the mou,h-piece Of Missotsi-hss
levied tax having no parallel in legisla-
ton. aud its lawyers have declared the tax
TO be constitutional. Thus throwing the
burden Of the support Of the State from its
citizens on 10 those Of Iowa, Illinois and
Wisconsin. Our shippers are not alone
interested in this higb-handed measure ey-
cry resident Of the State will have to bear
bis pro rata oftaxa,ion. The citizen who
purchases his goods, and the farmer who
sells bis produce, to the merchant, are in
fact the real ones who support the buriben
Of this onerous taxation. With space we
may resume the subject.
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A RascAL.-The Dubuque Express mar.
rates the FRANKS Of a scoundrel, calling
himself Doctor Hamilton played OFF upon
the good people Of Colssburg, Iowa. The
public should guard against small-sized
man, Of dark complexion, wearing green
spectac!es aud protesting the EscuIapianari,
upder the nainc Of Doctor Hamilton.
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"PRocREss."--Mr. Charles Reason, a
colored artist OF New York, has been eIcc-
ted Professor in Central Coilege, at Nc.
Granville, n. Y. lie is the first gentle.
man Of color who has been elected 10 Col
lege pro!essoFsbip in this country.
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.0Ilt is stated in the Preston County
Va, Democrat, that the commence
men. ofihe work of extending the Bal,i-
more and Ohio Railroad, has had so great
an effect upon the price Of lands that those
which six months since would not bring one
dollar per acre, are now selling a, from fre
to tueaty-sir dollars per mere.
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Cholera ~ CAPE GiRARDnAu.-A gen.
,enan ~ho arrived here nn Friday, inform,
US that, on the Wednesday previnus, eight
persons were suddenly seized with dis
case generally supposed 10 be .Asiaiic Cho,-
ern, but mi so regarded 81 Inc phss.
icians. OF the eight, tanr died during the
day, and the other four con,inncd very Ill.
We ha,e IN further information oil later
date.-M. Louis Republican,
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we're killed sid several others severely won,
G M MERCIAr.

Accounts from the manufacturing district.
generally satisfactory. The cotton market ons..
Cd al All advance Of 10 III, over the usual r,,.,
al the sailing Of the Europe, when the Manche,.
Ter transactions effected an advance or Id -.
American descriptions. NJ mat erai change ba.
taken vlace in wheat, flour or corn. America,
cured provisions have Improved, and sales a,s
readily made at full prices.
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The cngiho and one &c the boilers e.
Messrs. Van & linn slenm mil, arrssd
in town last evening. The mill is to To
plnced on Mr.. Vans coal bank. immediate
Is ncross {. C6on, and The fuel shoveIed
nni OF the bank into the FIRE. So rapid is
the growth uf eiir town, aud so nurnero,s
The bindings going NJ, that il Is impossible
fnr the MANY mills in this vicinity to sup.
plp nnc half The demand This new mill
viii soon be il operation. mud afiId an
increased supply Of u,eterial.
E Ucs WaiacS Sur
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New WAY OF RAISING THE wIND.--Ihe
Juniata Patten having come becalmed 10
the harbor. Of Chicago, her owners are a.
bout "raising the wind" BY putting her up q,
lottery.
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ira freight at low winter,

tra freight nj low Wnter,
Interest NJ 10 per cent per annum on
detention Of half Of whole products,
say xl'ndOo,
Assurance 70 merchant!or risk cflhe
n.arke, on same amount, say at the
rate Of 10 per cen,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
6nmGnn-Snmbuaaereirn.

Glit tiefer innerrr Serwunoeruna uno
@eradtuns, baben mir bod fbon oft nit
anssbtrt, pis iib unfere gesner beniben
ibre Sreunbe bic nur 9anS wenis uOn ben
8ssebsnbeiteu eiefeS eanbe5 Iefen, Su bum'
bue9en.-0Burben biefe ndmIibe Serfube
BON Ssitsn Der Bbiss sefdsben, unIsr
@ort baflr, fhon lan9e rpilroe Feline 8bis'
Yartbei mebr in @rifienS fein. 60 fusen
lie nun Sum Seifpiel, rpenn etwaS bauOn
9efa9t wiro, baB iset bic 9etraioe preiIe
niebri9 iinc: - Sa baran III Yreiioent Sap'
Tor, Ober feline Qominilfration f6uIo. -
Oas ndmIibe ia9en le penn iemanb Feline
Qrbeit BAT; wenn feline 9sfbdfte ben &rebs
gang 9eben; uno mir 9Iauben fO9ar iie mir:
ben fb ni6t frbdmen prefioent SapGcr BIZ
S6uIo Su 9eben. penn iemano Elm Sein
brebsn wiros. Nun, Elm fcIbss 8stra9er
III tatsInswirbis i'm b6bfisn @rabe. uni
fein wabrer Sreuno ieiues SaterIanbes Fam
uno barf fib zines foIdsn 8ersebens f6uI
big MAIDEN ;-Senn Elm folder Yatriot
bei6t nur Sas gut mas gut ilt-aber tacsIt
aud nibt, uno perorebt niht, mas rebt it,
Sebcb nur fort9emobt ibr Serrsn, baS
@OIf iisbt ben &Iausnfub, uno Idbt iid
ourbau5 nitt 70 Ieibt .bumbu9sen wie ibl
9taubt. Gs peiB baB Qrelioent SapIO,
erit etwo5 beeer oIs swei Wcnate i'm Qmt
it-weiB bas er Feline 9eipalt bate bic
Qrsiie Ger 9etraioe Su erb6ben ODER Su er'
nieorigen-fo weni9 aIS er 9ewalt bat eou
is 9biIipp piecer ais &6nis Don Sranfreit
einSufeeen-Ooer bic California @oIb9ru'
ben nab bsm 9itrft Columbia su trans
portiren. Qber bic wirfIibe @abrbeit cer
SADIE 1T Die SaB bic llrfa6en pcn ben
issi9en etwoi9en en9en 8eiten bic Sribtt
BON preGcent YOlf'S QpmniffrotiOn fnb.
Oss Idst fib fsbr Ieitbt beWeifsn, uno Die
MebrSabl unierer oenfenosn Burger wei6
CAP mir bier seroce bic @abrbeit, uno in
Der Sbat nitt5 aI5 bic refine @abrbrit &c;
fa9t baben. g8irflib, cine partbei, bic nur
ourb tSumbus9en ;ufammen 9ebaItsn wsr:
oen fann, ME oieS nit unfsrer 9eeenpartbei
Der SAL III, muB fidb in elmer unanesnebmsn
Sage befinoeu, uno mu6 ilber &urs cosr
Gang, Wie Der Netel Dor Der Sonns prr'
fbwinoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
>N~sAv~& "a xS$NN2
Samoiperfers TraneH.

Sin gutter Sdriftlieqer fibrt ans bisfe
&laHe ess ft6nen @sfb!ebts fol9enbermas
Sen uor Qu9en F.:
uSort srlt frben mir bas @eib in fsinsr
9IOrie; feine Yuppe, NIT Seipe uno Su'
rpeIen tsbdn9t. Der man beute bulci9t uno
Die man moresn wieber bel Seite fteut I;
fen 9ebloe oa5 Sinnlidfeit pbsr Sod.
mutb aus Der ibm BON Der Natur an9emie.
ieuen SteQe perordngt baben ; fsin Sc
ltopf, eas bewunoert, aber nibt perebrt-
be9ebrt. absr nitbt 9eabtet,-uon eeioen'
Itatt, aber nibt BON garter Sin9sbun9 9e'
leltet wlro ;-oaS bsm Manne Shwab.
beiten ttatt 8sltdnoi9teit sei9t uno oas bic
Nueue, mte Der Spic9eI Der @iteIfeit III +
nein mir erbIiden in ibr Elm 8eib, oas an
Den Wlben uno SOr9en ees 9atten mars
men Qntbeil nimmt, oaS ourb bdusli6sn
SleiB feline Qrbsit tbeiIt uno Sositerfeit um
iib Der petbreitet cas um feinctwiusn an
osn beiheioenen Ser9nu9un9en Der Wslt
Swar SbeiI nimmt, aber fein wabrss gIhd
nur in benz Manne fener eiebe fnbd. ais
Mlutter GbIiden mir in ibr eine beforste
uno Iiebenbe 9ebrerin ibrer Ginoer, bic lie
Don Der @eburt an 9epfle9t, Iie Sur Qrbsit
wie gum 8obItbun anbdIt, ais pernunftiae
Wefcn bebanoeIt uno porbereitet, funfti9
cbenfaq5 tiitti9e Mdnnsr uno Srauen Su
merosn.-Sis S6bter Der 6anowerfer ma.
den Die belten @attinen in Der @eIt.
S1rnpUrfcr Observation-Disclosures.
Sn Der Sieun9 hes bifforiicbrn cbsr Sc.
IbihtsfUrfhsr: 8ereins Don Nen gcrt am
|. Mai murccn intersiiante Sofumente ilber
Die GeucIuticnsqsf6ibte, Defenders iiber ben
Serrdtb pon Benedict QrnpIo iIberrsitt.
Sernsr Elm interCfanter QusSu9 aus Dem
8emefun9Sbufe Don Sobert Sutton lbsr
Die erften Sampfboote, pelhe auf eem Sub.
fonflufIe fubren. Die idbrlihen unfoiien
cincs Sdmpfers auf bsm Nortb Silver be.
trueen tamaIs $4,000. unb Die eurd fdnitt.
Iiheu @innabmen elmer Sabrt 5000 bis
S400. mdbrenc Der Sabre 1909 unb 1910.
Sin mertwitci9eS 9sfhsnf muibe gs.
maht. nimlib Elm ametfanilher baIbsr
Collar, untsr Der SsrwaItun9 pon 9ecrae
@asbin9tCn 9errd9t, meIber auf Ger sinen
Seite ben &opf @asbin9tons nit Der Sn.
fdrift rs. Wasbin9tcn. Der @rffs, 1892"
fubrt. uno ouf Der ancsrn Ssite einen Qoler
elm 8ewei5 ppn Den llmtriebsn elmer, Oh.
pcbI nur tlcinen partbsi, weltbe eem Slater
ceS SaterIanees gene cine G6niesfrsne
auf9efeet bdne. QIs @asbinatCn Ole 6unoe
uOn ienem @eprd9e erbielt. Iies er oas fsrnne
uus9ebsn folder @eIbfude perbirten, uno
Die MinjfempeI rcrnibtsn, nadoem srfi
Stude geitIa9eu worocn warcn.-(StS9.)
Cine @elt in Brand lieutenant
MaurD. Sbrauiitber bss NaiicuaI Sbfr.
patoriumS. in 8oitinatOn, iast in siner
ueuIib scbuItenen UobreiIe:
"G5 mag fsin. bu6 jet. seracs su tisfsr
3cit. in Dem SimmeIsssm6Ibe hber uns cine
g8elt in 8rano lit. Qrgus. elm wobI be.
fainter Stern in Der fubIibsn !6emifpbdre.
III pl6eIib nit feinsm SlammenIicbt berpor
setreten, uno Don cinem Stnn Sweiter ObG
oritter 9r6lTe, leudtet sr iestmit osmg glan5
zines SternS erlfer @r6lIe."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
S e II c t..

Su Der Iektcn @ittwo6 Nadt, ben 9ten
Mai. bate 9er aaron 9aumer,
bon Niecer Maeun9ie Suuuf6ip, bisisr
Gouutp, cas un9Ihf feline Sdeuer our6
Seuer Su psrlieren. QlS man bic Slammen
entbedts. battsn biefsIbsn ftcn 70 weit um
fib 9e9riffen, baB weosr an cine &ettun9
hes 9ebduceS. nod oeS Snbalts Su oenfen
fpar,-uno fbauoerbaft Su melosn, 4 quite
9ferbe uno 13 Stlf SornUieb. worunter
fib 10 pernsfflibe MiItfube befanten.
fino eurb biefsS pslbeerenoe Clement Uers
Sebrt wOroen. Qu6 DrefAmafbine, Qfer.
bssefhirr, unb furS 2GQes mas Der Sauer
9eW6bnib in Der Sdeuer bait uno aufbe
Wabrt wuroen elm &aub Der SIammen.-
Der SsrIult beS Germ @aumer, Der elm
feiBi9sr uno relpeftobler Mann 1T, wire
nitt wcni9er ais 1000 Sbo[er fein. Slid.
litberWeile fur i'm mar ober, Cmie mir Be.
ribtet linc) bic S6sucr 70 mie Der Sieb.
Stod in Der Sintiu9 Spring &erfi5erun93.
9eieulhaft 9e9en Seuer oeriibert-ober mes
ben bisIsm bat csnnO6 Serr @aumer enen
Su fbweren, nit pisIsn niht anaenebmcn
umftincen perbunosnen SsrIuit Su ertra:
9en.-Bie bas Seuer entitano III bis ieet
nod in sinen pi6ten StIser 9eblQt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Sic ncuc standardization.

Die neue Qbminiltration unter @eneraI
SapIcr bat nun etrpoS msbr aI5 Swri Mo.
nate re9iert, uno aud bieIs 9an3en Swei
Ncnate binourb wurbe bisieIbs nittt nur
mcni9 ourb bic Coco SUeo Yre6e 9sfbimpft.
Dies 1T aber ssraoe wie mir es erwartet
baben, uno wie eS ein ieber Seobahter if
rcS Setra9enS erwarten musts. @as fann
ober Cin fcIbes Setra9tn 9snannter preBen
bcruorrufen @ritIib, unb omar Dor Der
@abI, batten fie ibm iebr pieI urbeIS mad. l..
Sureeent uno bcten alIeS in ibrer Mabt auf,
UNI tbn Su beiie9en-unb nun, 70 rpie sr eis
nen ibrer Sreunee aus bem Qmte iaet, 70
erbebsn iie Gin unaufb6rIibes 3ettsr9ef6rsi.
Nun, wer Wurbe anosr5 banbeIn, ais Qre-
hoent SapIcr bi5bsr, in SeSu9 auf Die Qb.
fesun9 Der aItsn QemterbaIter, 9etban bat |?
Niemano, i'm Der Sbat Hiemano. Qber
aub fie feI b f 9Iauben nibt, ba6 bicS 70
un9eredt let-jcoob benfen fie, es mibecer
Serfu6 9emobt weroen, bic Meinun9 Der
be6sr9efinnten aber meni9er bsIeienen brsr
parIbei 9s9en bic Ncminiitroticn Su Uersif'
ten. Sic wiInfdsn bieieIbe bel bsm &clfe
unpopular Su MAIDEN, ia ibrs SsrSen min.
iben SapICrS pCpuIaritdt niecerSubrs6sn,
einerIci cb nit Sett Oosr nit uure6t. une
oiefes baben Die ndmi6en Serrsn, fbOn ais
cr nod bic 2rmre in Msrico eommanbirte
oeriudt, uno AUDI wirfIi6 Die game 3eit
Der nldt oapcn ab9sIo6en. Qber was bat
aues biefeS biSber ibnen eebOIfen ? Ndts,
uno miro fie aud uidtS nueen. benn bic
un9erebti9feit mus Der @erettisfeit ben
@e9 rdumsn, uno Sen. SayIor miro am
@nce feiner SienifSeit elmer Der pOpuIdriien
preiioenten feiu, Der is mar, troe auem
8ioeyffrcben 9emeinter 9eoin9tsu unO &c.
fauftcn NrcEen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
9itltO fir 2ute.
6e9cu ben Seblameeubi6-

Sr. @bitmirs. i'm ,.N. g8eR. Mss. une
surgical SOuruaI" fir Sanuar. empitbIt
Sinttur prn SUcine aIS cine Sur fur otn
Si6 pon 9iftiacn StIansen fur Nsnften
uno Sieb, weIteS er, ME CT fa9t. nit Gr'
fOI9 an9eWonct bat 9C9sn SiBe pom &af.
leI' fupfertopfI9en uno anbern SbIun9sn.
IS matbt rem Sbmrllsn uno SdmerS in
IL bis 16 Stunben sin @nce. @r befbmisrt
rrn 9sbibsuen Sbril, 70 weit oils baS @e'
fbwOueue rsibt. nit brei oeer picr llsber.
,hgcn eieler Sinftur S,peimaI css Gags, unb
erneuert bic 4nwenoun9 wenn ib bic @s'
fbwuIit auSbrcitet, weIhes Oft Der Sail III
bel Der erffen Unwrnoun9 wibrene bisBua.
Dc friIb III.