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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
AWFUL

The Hannibal Courier is in terrible
way, because Col. Benton refused to
pay a printers account. while in Ma
rion county. The accoun, was for sub
scrip,ion TO the Missouri Courier, when
published by Mr.. Stewart, now de.
ceased, and in refusing to pay it, Col
Benton refused to pay the widow and
orphan their just duesl Look out fol-
thunder now. While the antics are
giving Benton thunder over this affair
we hope they will include the hos
of scamps who have done, and are
daily doing likewise. Let them al
have il, and we are in--but let's hav,
no invidious distinctions.
The scamrs who cheat the printer:
All Raise the song,
The States along r'.
Kick 'em hard-kick EN- we'll
Kick 'em right into--paying.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
1.-THE CONSPIRACY"

Senator Atchison admits the con.
spiracy charge Of Col. Benton, as fol.
lows
Il here repeat il, that there is an op.
position TO him--a combination if he
prefers the word, to dismiss him from
the U. States Senate, that cannot be
resisted: it is a combination of the hon
est, the virtuous, and the intelligent Of
all portions of the Sta,e-,hey cannot
fail--ihc knife will be applied and the
rotor will be cut off," 'r
An ultra Bcntonite wants 10 know
which squad of the "conspirators" ".he
honest, the urtuous," or "lhe Intelligent
old Davey ranks himself With The
"uituouS" Of course!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

For CALIFoRNIA.--The steamers 81.
Joseph and Mustang passed down Tues.
day, having on board company of
some fifteen or twenty persons, bound
for California, via Panama. The Boon
vile Democrat says Messrs. T. j.
Boggs (brother of the ex.GovernorD
Benz. Tompkins, J. T. Powell, and G.
w. Tracy. of that city, will start soon.
Judge Apologize and Son, and Col.
M. r. c. Pulliam, of Keytesvile, are
making active preparations to leave
Mr.. Cone Of Huntsville, and severa
other gentlemen Of Randolph, are also
going. The rush for the gold region
will be as great as last spring judging
from present indications. Hundreds
are only waiting to hear from their
friends, already there, to take up the
line of march. Late accounts from
there state that there was 1900 person.
on the Isthmus, all bound for Sar
Francisco.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
FROM SALT LAKE.

The 81. Joseph passed down Tuesday
morning from above. Among her pas
sengers was Mr.. THOMAS FonsYTH, Of
ST. Louis, just in from the Salt Lake
which place he left the latter part OF
September. Every thing was quiet
about there, crops good, and money
plenty.
Mr.. Forsyth informed us that Gen.
Wilson and family were there-all
well, and expected 10 leave for Califor-
mia in few days, and would probably
return in the spring. Maj. Stansberry
was making preparations for survey
ing the country, lake. &c. ....
A number Of California emigrants-
those who left the States last--design-
ed wintering at the Lake, their stock
having given outiat that point. Among
them, was Mr.. Pomeroy, of Lexington,
in this state, whom the Mormons had
arrested and tried, for his participation
in "the war waged against the Saints
by the Missourisns," some years since
He was cleared, and expected to remain
there until spring. Mr.. F. brought ir
letters from him to his friends at Lex
inglon, and we shall doubtless soor
have the full particulars of the affair.
A party of Mormons returned from
the gold mines few days before Mr.
Forsyth left, bringing with them con
siderable quantities of gold, and favora
BILE accounts from the mines.
Brigham Young, and other leadin!
Mormons, prophecy the downfall Of ,h'
United States, and seem 10 be mucl
embit,ered against US. A Snake chic
of some celebrity, by the name 0
Walker, and Young, are great cronies
and both express hostile feelings 10
wards the United States.
Mr.. Forsyth came in without moles
tation from the Indians. and expects tS
return in the spring,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

~TuE I.ADY's Book for Decem.
Der is already on our table-and gor.
geous number i, is! % Engravings! 100
pages! 40 contributions!!l This is the
last number of ls49, and most truly is
Cooley "going out of the year with
gloryp Cooley is very extravagani
man in promises-but he always fulfls
with corresponding degree of extrav.
agance. The offer for clubs, for 1850
desc rves special attention: the pre-.
miums are worth the money, to say
nothing of the Book. Recollect, s4pay'
for THE Book and THE TINES one year
Call and see the December number
which is sent in advance to the press.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
COL. BENTON.

The Cape Girardeau Eagle Of the
oh, Says .....-
M Col. Benton reached this city yester-
dey. and left this friday morning on the
Ann Linnington for the Ohio river. He
says that he is determined 10 revisit this par
OF the State, and indeed the whole Stat,
previous to the next election.
The Eagle also learns that Col. Ben
toms course was not such an one as was
calculated 10 bring back friends who
had deserted him; "he was listened &c
attentively, but there was no enihusi'
asm and no applause of any conse'
quence." Another attempt was made &c
catechise him. which terminated as usu
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

ST.. LOUIS REvILEE.-This is a most
spirited little sheet, two copies OF
which we are regularly favored with;
one addressed to this place, and one to
Faye,te, our former residence. We
requested the mistake to be corrected
some time since, but we suppose a
good country paper is such rare thing,
that the Reveille is determined TO en-.
courage THE TINES by giving two for
one.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

MAIL FAILuRE.-There was q par
tial failure of the mail last Saturday.
The Republican, both weekly and semi
weekly, fails to arrive ofiener than any
other paper. Several subscribers to
the weekly have requested us 10 cal
the attention of the publishers TO tn,
repeated failures. -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

The original manuscript of WASH
INGToN's Farewell Address to the PEG.
pie Of the United States, is 10 be sold al
auction on the l2lh February next. II
was The property eff the late Dawn
C. CLAYPooLr, Phila.. printer, who
died at the age of 90, The precious
relic was carefully preserved by him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
STATE UNIVERSITY.

Pre- fessor Shannon conditionally ac-
cepted the Presidency of the State
University. His conditions were the
adjustment OF the stated tenure of the
office, (six years. making it during good
behavior, and allowing the President
the privilege of preaching, which some
of the regulations Of the institution
heretofore very wisely forbid. The
Board Of Curators acceeded 10 these
conditions, and, we suppose he has en-.
tered upon the duties. Hereafter there
is TO be but one session per annum. be-
ginning on the third Monday of Sep
TENDER and ending the fourth of July.
The following praiseworlhy resolu-
ton was Adopted
Resolred, That INDECENT young men in
the State Of Missouri, possessing good mora
character and respectable talents and no
under IA years Of age, be permitted 10 at
tend the University OF Missouri by paying
the contingent fee Of one dollar year, an,
the Treasurer OF The Board is authorized L
furnish certificates to all. who may presen
satisfactory evidence from the Curator or Gu
ratOrs, approved by the Judge Of the Cir
cult Court OF his or their Judicial Circuit
from whence recommendations must com,
as to the worthiness Of the applicants des
rous 10 avail themselves Of the benefits O
this ordinance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
ON SLANDERERS.

"If there is any body under the can.
lister of heaven, that ] have utter ex.
crescence," says the amiable Mrs. Par.
iington sit is slanderer, going about
like vile boa. constructor, inserting his
calomel about honest folks. | ALWAYS
know one by his phismahogany. II
seems as though Belzebub had stamped
him with his private signal, and every
thing.he looks at appears 10 turn yellow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

LYcEuM.--It may not be generally
known tina, there is a Lyceum in this
place, in full blast. The meetings take
place each Tuesday evening, when
we understand, may be heard.
.'The grand debate,
The popular harangue, the tart reply,
The logic, and the wisdom, and the wit,
And the loud laugh"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

The Choctaw Indians claim the priv.
ilege of being allowed to furnish a
stone for the National monument 10
Washington. in progress of erection at
Washington City. They do SO on the
ground that their great father Wash,
IseroS was always the immutable friend
of the tribe.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

The Little Rock Democrat (Arkan-
sas) gives an account of the return of
portion of party of 80 men, who
left in August last, on a gold hunting
expedition 10 the Wichita Mountains.
They have brought back no gold, but
silrer ore of extraordinary richness,
which was found in high prairie
ridge, and the quantity is said to. be in
exhaustble.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
SLAuGHTERINo.-We understan

Messrs. Jno. F. Nichols and II. W..
Smith have taken the large warehouse
jus. below the hemp factory, for the
purpose of slaughtering hogs. Our far
mers are very 10th TO sell at the pres
ent low figures, but we see no prospect
of higher rates. We suppose there vii
be some FIVE thousand hogs slaughtered
here during the season.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

The U. s. Treasurer's official state.
ment of the amount in the various de.
positories and Sub.Treasuries, October
22d, ls49, subject to draft, shows an
aggregate Of s7,577.762 96.
The amount of Treasury notes out.
standing on the first instant is officially
stated TO be So 9O5, $3.50 81.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
CHOLERA-SHIP FEVER.

The steamer Consolation arrived a!
81. Louis last week, having on board
several hundred foreign emigrants. On
her passage up, a number died, and
many were sick upon her arrival. The
belief was, that Cholera was the cause
of the sickness and death, and there was
much excitement and alarm in the city.
The sick were taken TO the HOSPITAL,
and the attending physician pronounc.
ed The disease mot cholera, but ship or
,yphus fever"
The steamer Saranak passed up our
river on last Saturday. There was two
deaths on her, before she reached here,
and some sickness when she arrived
The disease was of cholerstic nature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

NEW VINO PAPER-W. A. Witch
err, Esq. has purchased the materials Of
,ba Frontier Journal. and designs es
,ablishing a Wing paper at Weston.
Success 10 him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

FARM FOR RENT.-See advertise.
ment of an excellent Tobacco Farm TO
rent, in another column. A material
error occurred last week, which is cor,
rected in this issue. ... .-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

"Mr. WEAVER, Of the excellent
steamer Anna, has our thanks for late
papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

" Major J. P. Gaines, of KY. has
sold his farm and negroes. and intends
taking his family to Oregon. with q
view of locating there permanently.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

priest and a monk, as instruments 10
tile Kings policy. The new American
Minister has been formally presented
at court. He disclaimed, in the name
Of the President, the acts of the party
who proposed selling Cuba.
ENGLAND.
There is no news Of Importance
The press devotes much space TO the
consideration of The Canadi ian annexa.
ton addrcss-its tone and temper are
commended. The Times says, that, by
whomsoever the document was concoc-
ted, il reflects great credit on the tact,
skill, and adroitness of the author.
7.ss,- COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8, ls49.
Western canal -four 22s TO Gas; Phil
adephia and Baltimore els Cd to 24s.-
Sales are effected at very irregular
prices and quotations nearly NOMINAL
Indian corn 27s to 20s for white, 26s &c
2ss for yellow; from these prices hol
ders are unwilling to yield.
In American provisions there hal
been quie, bu, steady demand, ane
business is going forward at full prices
The stock of bacon is light with imitec
sales; holders are expecting an advance
Beef is heavy. A reduction has taker
place on previous sales of pork; low
qualities are more wanted, but for me
dunn and good sorts there is little de
mand. Sales of hams are al 3Os to 80
in dry salt. There has been an i'm
proved demand for shoulders, with sale
at COS to 2ls. The market is bare o
Cheese, and ordinary or fair qualiiie
would bring very full prices. Tb'
transactions in lard are of a retail
character only. -
} The iron market presents the usus
inactivity of the season, without an.
!, material change of prices.
The sales of tobacco for the montl
{ have been the largest on record amount
ing to 1886 hhds., at full prices, witt
, an upward tendency.
! The demand for cotton has fallen of
common qualities have receded l-3d
, other qualities without change.
: In the manufacturing districts, only
: moderate business has been goin
forward; reports are generally favors
. BILE and prices steady. In foreign pre-
duce, the market has been good, bot
a for home use and expectation, and pr
E ces have been fully sustained.
Late dates have been received fror
Bombay and Calcutta; the storm
b. weather during the monsoons had in
' terrupted business to an unusal degree
b. the arrivals of goods having bee
, light, prices were fairly maintained.
"THE ScALPEL for the currer
mODtIi ms Decu IcCSi'Cus 1uiS WI
D is published by by E. H. DIXON, M. d
r New York, and processes to be
journal of Health adapted to popula
l. and professional reading, and the expo
sure Of Quackery:" issued quarterly, q
J. 81 per annum, in advance. The pre-
fession cannot fail TO be pleased viii
it-and if the general reader, instead c
spending his two dollars for some of tn
= mammoth sheets, filled with trash woul
. give one dollar for this work, he Youl
, make sensible disposition ofhis money
The Scalpers exposure Of Quackery
and humbug specifics, is overwhelming
y as it is merted. We commend it I
: the Profession, and the public. as use
: full and instructive work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

MoNrEsANo HoUsE.--This beautiful
retreat. a few miles below ST. Louis
was recently destroyed by fire.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

"Religion is a cheerful thing; so
far from being always at cuffs with good
hunor, it is inseparably united to it.
Nothing unpleasant belongs to it. A
wise epicure would be religious for the
sake Of pleasure; good sense is the foun-
dalton of both, and he is btngler who
aimetb at trne luxury, but where they
are joined, = SapiHe.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22

The CHILDs TLIAL.-EIeven DAYS
have been consumed in this trial, with.
out getting through the examination of
The witnesses on the part of the Slate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
SPAIN.

Naivaez has avenged himself, by dis.
missing the King from the post Of kes.
per of the palace. and imprisoned a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
ROME

The Pope's return TO Rome, is no,
soon expected; nor is the time known
when the French will evacuate the city
The assassination of French soldiers is
Of daily occurrence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
Second Dispatch.
TURKEY.

Measures have been taken by the
Porte, for the location of the Hunga-
rian and Polish refugees. Kossu,b and
other leaders were TO remain at Wild.
den, until their removal or ultimate
liberation. Three hundred Hungarians
have been converted to Islamism, and
many are following their example. Sir
Stralford Canning has sent passports
TO Gen. Guyon, and other British sub
jects, who had served in the cause Of
Hungary.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18
@cfd,,pGuste GHenId,cn.

,Gine fransofifbe wifenf6aftIibs Rcm-
mifficn." erSdbIt bic Baltimore Sun. bat
por 8urSsm cine neue Msnfhsnraee, uno
S,par cine esf6wdnSte, sntoedt.
Der 1taccmie Der @iHsnftaften wuree
pUr &urSsm bariter Srribt erlfattst. Ditfe
neu rnteedtsn Weufden folIen etpas iber
Dem pauian ileben, taum 70 fbon uno 70
mrnfbsndbnlib pis Der Suransoutona fein,
aber fhwdeen fplIen fs mie Die Neaer.
Sic fino furbtbar wiIo uno Iiebcn robes
Slsif6, defenders MsnfbsnIsif6 ausror.
oentIib. @enn fie in bic StIaperei abae-
fibrt wsrcsn unb niht bel 9cIseenbeit nit
rObsm SIsifb asfIttsrt weroen, cann iinb iie
70 ssfdbrIib wie 8aubtbisre. Die Sfla.
SenbanbIsr wsissrn iidb ccsbaIb, iie aufsu-
taufsu, ba fie nidt ibrsn 8Orraib gssen.
feitis auf5ebren IafIen wclIen.
Die Ssfbrsibuns fast. oas bic 8nIdn.
seruns Der HidsnfduIe ieosm weibIi6en
wie mdnnIiben Sneipiouum sinen smei bis
crsi 5ou Ianssn ShwanS 9sbs. Sic nen-
ueu f6 GbiIanss uno lino fcIten uber 5
Su5 bod ; beIieen einsn ma9srn, f6madsn
Scrper, Ianas. einns Qrme, nisbsr suri6.
faIlcnoe Stirne, Ianse unfcrmiae Sbren
uno sincn srcesn Muuc nit du6rrli f6ar.
fen Sdbnen."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18
itnaliidsfaae nmS Sener.
8mEnIp. Oft. Q,


unaIldsfa u.-esste Bo6e ersi9'
nste Si@ in Der Samilis oes t9rn. Sernbare
Start, zines in untsr,8Iadrcd ,uobneneen
Dsutfhsn, sir tlusIiidsfau. Der allen e4'
tern cine pieberbOlte Warnun9 fen iolte.
tsine aelaeene 8e,pebre i'm 8Gsi6s ibrer
Rinoer su IaiIsu. Gin etwa l3idbriser Gna'
be NOR allsin i'm 9aufe seIafien 'porosn.
UNI bic 1ufiidt iber Elm Sino Don 2 Sab:
rem ,u fnbren. Gr fanb cine toppcudufi9e
Slinte neblt siniesn 5incbut6en i'm !5auie
Dor uuo ma6te lid aIsbalo earan. fid nit
Dem 9osbrsnnen Der Ieeteen Su erluiti9sn.
Das rie Msal. aIs or eas GeDsbr aborid-
te, sin9 ss LOG. bic sanis eaoun9 fubr Dem
!Rinbe burdb ben GOpf uno t6etste IS auasn
bIidlib.-Ser Gnabe wuroe auf bic I'm
flaae bin, has Gino porfdsIib sst6btet ~
baben, usrbaftst, pOn Der 9ranc Surp aber
nab Grfori6una bes 2batbsfanbes, Wie
Der entlafIen. (SeIearapb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18
Ser Su IN prift.

Cute Qntm ort.-Gin miBiaer iuuacv
&erl bate Elm pfero. welhes bic Giaenfbaft
bate. an jeoem Saus am Mese Su ifcppen.
4ls bofIeIbe rinmaI nit ibm su einem @atf,
baus fam. mo cine QnSabI ecbel auf Der
portfb fa6en, ram bas &bier bis gum
6auis unb wclIts, gum Qer9sr bts iuneen
Mannes ffcppen, prswegen sr nit olsr
gewalt ron isiner @ipps 9sbrau6 mad.
te. Die ecos auf Der pcrtib finacn an
bcrSIib taruber Su laden. unb einer bapon
fra9te fpcttifb, rb bas pfero 40 usrfaufcn
iei. ,.gBea, erWiecerte Der iunse 8srI, i'd
bab en- Ncften Cs Su perfaufen; dte i'd
Fam IS ni6t fsbr rsccmmsnccn ed es trl'
Der sinem Srtfber asbor 70 mill ss tibtr-
all Goppen wo es GdIber bort bIdrrtn."-
Die 9ooeI madbten Idnge @effhter. unb gins
gen fiaf6wsiscnb in bic 8dritubs.
n<@in ,drtIider @bcmonn in 1labos
ma madbte ben SerIuit feines Msites in foIs
aencer 2Beife breannt:
, ScrtgeIaufen ooer 9sfobIen-m @eib
Anna Mara. gDer Iie mir wiebnbrinat
Dem fbIa9 lib ben Sirnl6doeI Gin. @er
ibr bergen wiu. Fam Gas auf feline sisene
8eantnCrtung bin tbuu; Id beSabIs meine
ei9enen S6uIben nitt uno fiimmue mid
am aIlerwenisfttn barum, wer anoern esu'
ten bcr9t. 8. 8. 0oofon."
RS@iIs periOn Su pfer6e teseenete els
ner anoern perfon, rprl6e Gin aaIb fitrts.
nit Der anreoe :. 9Sie fomifb Iiebt es bod
aus, penn elm &aIb bas aneere flbrt !''-
" Sd," ermiceerte Der 1n9aeoete. ~ aber bod
nidt baIb 70 fCmifb, ais Gin &aIb auf eau
Thdsn sinss pftrrss -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18
SSer ftnS bic ltntcritiieer Der S1dtiSS?
Dtr aussaus btr SRabl in philadelphia.

Dtr auS9an9 ptr WaD III YDlaptlpbla.
Sur bic Stabt uno cas Gauntp pbilabsl.
pbia fino fclsenee !9errsn aIs Beamten
erwdbIt poroen:
SbsrifT-SRiliam Deal, ectcfrfc.
Shasmei Solcncn 9Ra9nsr, Mitiu.
Ghreiber B. @RatIcnscurt-S. Prcrui, g9dtip.
Rtaiftrircr-S. 6. Bunting, ectcfcfc.
auoitcr-Ssnrp Suniirn, @dtip
ReprGfe nteu-NQe ecfcfcfcs.
Sbisss fpridt fir fi6 feIbit, unb bat feline
fernercn 8emerfun9sn unfererfeits n6tbia.
SaIIeIbe III unwibGfprehli6e Wabrbsit uno
seiat, taB Die 9ofofofOs unb Gdtips fi6 init
einancer uersini9t BADEN. um bic 9Sbi9s Su
beiieaen. - @er ernnsrt ii6 nidt nod on
Die MtteI rpeIdhe bic eofofOfos fribtr &c
braubtsn. Inn bic @insewanberten se9en
Die @biepartei aububrin9sn gs aefdab
oies baourb, bab lie ieIbit bic Wbies ais
gIdtivs perfbricn. Der &lautnfuB bat fi6
abr nun asSeiet uno eiu Sober fam fsben,
eaB lis Dirisuiacn, bic in biefes eanb-bir
6cimatb aIltr ntsrbridten-s sinssOanosrt
finc, nur Su bumbussen ii6 bsmibtsn, une
fslbtt bas iinc, mas iie fd9ten eaB bic Bbiss
fsisn. M6se nun Elm ieoer @in9eWanberter
Sbi9es pobI iibsrIe9sn, uno wenn ibn feline
9eflble ni6t bepe9en, iener bttrngerifben
portei auf INNER Den Ruden Su ffbrsn, 70
baben mir uns fcbr astdufdt. - 1lfo mods
mails: 9Ser finb bic Ndtips? Ober, wG iino
Die llnterfiiIser Der Ndtips? cesr, met Der
biIft ibnen su Qsmtsrns Mlan bIide nur
auf Obissn 8eri6t, uno bic Srase ilf eeut-
lid beantmcrtet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18
6raueHpDlIer NRoro onrdb eimeH SDabn'
ipikigcn.

Der Gbrp. Samts Ni6oIs, pon GarcIiue
@auntp, MarpIano. Der Ianae Belt an Scr
ifanossserriittuna Iitt srfbp6 am porlsktea
Sonnerifaa, elm in fciner SamiIis Isbsnhes
Mdobsn. Ramsns SuIia 92iboIs. gBis ss
f6eint, paren siniss Der SamiIis auf bsm
Speiter sur 3eit aIs t6r. 9lidoIs gsw6bn.
lid oos SamiIicnasbet fpradb, unb sr risf ne
auf fcin 3immrr. QIs ras uu9IifIihs Mib.
brn Die Sblre cffude. fbIu9 er init elmer
SIinte auf fie an uno ftos fis foot. Oar
auf ftlrppts er cen &crpsr aus tem 6aus
nad bsm Sdpsinslfau uno periudtt ibu
binein Su werfcn. gs aeIana ibm obtr
nidt. uno cann srariff or Die Sludt. Na6
Isttsn 8sridtsn bate man ibn nod ni6t
felfQencmmen. .-(Qbler.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18
Das MefuItnt per SNabI.

go wsIt ftb Die Sadie ieet bercbnen lift
ipno ois Mebrbsit fur g IN Die als Canal.
SommlfltOner etna $4,000 Stimmcn rrei
6ben.-Ser Senat ftebt: l6 @bios uno II
Eotos. Sn eas Saus iino 60 9ctps unt
40 &bi9s awdbIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18
SNnhI In Chin.

8tinabe aus bcm sdnSsn Staate iinb
8sritts einaeIaufsn nit 1usIaiTuns bts
uten Oiftriftes In !6amiIton GCuHts, wor'
iitsr Der Snsit bss pOri9sn Sabres wiscer
aufssIsbt III. babrn bic @biss i'm 5aufe so,
Die DemOfratsu 81. uno Die eemotratif6sn
SreefOilers 6 Stimmtn i'm Senat fihb IL
@bi9s, 16 DemCtrotsn unb | SrsefOiIsr.
"@in @db pOu @abrbsit, unf6uIO
unO eiebe, in bic fb6nife BIume Die Gin
Munn nd4ff feinsm SsrSen trassu eann,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18

S~Sie 9sp6lfsrun9 bes Stdats Del
owors wirb Su $4,000 an9sfbIassn. unb
sos Giaentbum Su 81 MiGioneu SbaIrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18

~ Sn Der Stapt paris fcu cine Nso'
ftee gebaut wnben, fur Soi0e' ole oen
mobameoanifben 9Iauben befennen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18

~Der 9runobsrcn @rtra9 I'm @e,
fen GOu lcbr gut ausscfaucn fsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18
StfIembIp SSabIberiebt.
SoIesnoes it Der QusfatI Der @abI fur
in oiefcm Giffrift:
2euatpr @ahIberid,t.

ScIssnbss in bic Stimme. bic in oisfsm
Ditritt fur Senator 9s9eben wurbs:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18

<D Die 8euoIfsruns Der Stabt @intii'
matt Wire Su 10000 9efbdet, mOpOn Die
.6dlfte QusIinoer Iino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18

~Dr S6nis uon Sbmeten unb feir
Scf fno febr eifri9 in Der llntsrllhkuns pcl
MdfiafeitsIahe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18

~ Die Cholera fell II Meiltn pei
Sag bel ibrsr Bunosruns um bic Grps su'
riIdleaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18

@Nod INNER miro an ecm attefifhsn
Srunncn in GbarksitOn 9sarbstet. 81 if
geaenwdrtia 905 Sue tiff.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-18

~@ine iunse Dame in &uiIsI, Mah..
tibtste in pCriasr @Ode cine Sa6sf6Iau9s.
weId)e IA &aGeIn bate.