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Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

The WICHITA Could've copy from
the "Bonhanl (rexus) Advertiser" of the
21st ult, the following account of the
result of the secret expedition from the
Texas Red River counties, to the Wichita
Mountains, in search of Gold. AS the
experience of those who saw the EIe.
ao1taast may probably be of some service
to those who are troubled with the
Wichita Gold mania in this vicinity
and as we were partially instrumental in
giving currency to the extracts from the
Advertiser" which caused the excite.
ment, we cheerfully give place to its
account of the result of the adventure.
Great Observation-Disclosures on the " Qui pire'
for GoM..--We see in the Washington Telegraph
of the 18th inst, the Express Ponies in full till
over notice calling the people Hampstead county
to organize for trip to the Wichita mountains
in search of gold.
This thing has been sstried on" here and odop't
fit" The good people Of Red River and Lamar
counties, who passed this place so silly, have ex-
pored the Wichita range to their entire satsfac-
ton, and have returned with some verv pretty
samples of isinglass, and "nothing eIse."
The Telegraph gives "extracts which have
caused such well-grounded excitement in the
Texas Red River counties" ,"---for all of which il
seems we are wholly responsible. If our guarded
statements of rumors which reached us in shape
to command attention have contributed to spread
this mama, it is no fault OF ours. We withheld
endorsement of them, in express terms, and
gave them for what they were worth. If ou,
opinion is worth as much, we now say they were
unmitgated humbug, SO far as the existence oil
gold was concerned. There may be tons of tha
metal in the Wichita mountains but the first scru-
pie of it is yet to be discovered.
The Arkansas State Democrat of the 9Th inst
has been bitten by the same tarantnla, and per-
forms pretty much the same gyratious-- making
use of the same unfortunate "extracts' to support
the delusion.
If it will be Of any use to the Arkansas corps
editorial, will state one fact in support of THEM
hopes which we know to be a fact. Mr. Monta-
que and his party have returned, and after am
adrot evasion Of all enquiries, have again set out
for the mountains, duly armed with spades and
picks. We hazard no inference,---we are afraid
of being quoted again to tho disturbance of the
peace and quiet of our neighbors in the Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

The Louisville Democrat states that a
duel was fought near Newport, KY, be-
tween Singer, the Cincinnati schoolmaster
who was horsewhipped by Mrs. Tux
ford, and Smith, the attorney, who COM
pleted the business by knocking him
down. The duel was fought with pistols
at eleven PAGES, and at the first fire Smith
was shot through the thigh and Singer
through the arm-whereat the assembled
crowd gave three cheers and the beliger-
ents left the ground.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04
The New York Evening Post pu5lishe

The New York Evening Post publishes
a communication denying the right of our
Government, constltutionally to approprl-
ate any monies, or to fit out our national
vessels to aid in seeking for the expedition
of Sir John Franklin. The Express in
auires whether President Taylor has not
as much authority for doing so, as MIR.
Polk had for fitting out an expedition to
the Dead Sea.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

The Masonic fraternity celebrated the
anniversary of St. John at this place on
the 23d ult. The Grafton was delivered
by the Rev. HI. G. Thweatt, and is highly
spoken Of A copy of the address, we
understand, has been solicited for publi-
cation.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

These wagons will average about four
yoke of oxen to the wagon, making, III all,
$4,000 oxen. The number of men to the
wagon is about an average et tour' max
ing, in all, 17,40O.
Grand total-4,350 wagons, 17,40o
men, and $4,000 oxen.
About two hundred more men are gone
with pack mules. Every eighty wagons
will occupy one mile of the Ioad, and the
whole train will make up grand column
of fifty-6ve miles in length. 1t must be
recollected that those who have started
from points south Of ST. Joseph, Indepen-
dence, Weston, Westport, &c, are not
included in this estimate. The whole
number upon the plains cannot fall much
short of $4,000 men.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

GANDER PULLING.-This old wesarr
custom has been revived in the vicinity
| of Shreveport, La, as we see one III
|nounced in the Gazette of that plat.
The modus opera,sds we are not familiar
with, but those who pretend tg be IN
|itiated, inform us that the operation is
performed in the following manned. A
venerable gander is first selected, strength
i of muscle being esirable-and after hav-
ling his neck thoroughly divested of feath-
|ers and we'll soaped, he is fastened by
| his neither extremities to limb. A file
| |cf spectators then form in line, and those
| who enter into the sport are mounted,
and their horses, at their utmost speed
kept up by divers and sundry switches
lin the hands of those stationed for the
|purpose-are made to pass under the
limb from which the gander is suspended,
each making an effort in passing to pull
off his head-which by the way is rather
a slippery and hazardous business. The
one who succeeds in decapitating the
gander is declared the victor, and the
whole assem6lage then adjourns to par
take of such refreshments as are provided,
Ia portion of which is unqualifiedly prohib-
|ited by all Temperance societies.
Accidents have frequently occurred,
but it is to be hoped in this instance that
no Goose will be seriously injured, in an
attempt to decapitate the Gaaazer.
~~~-~-~~-~-~~~-~~-~~~~~~~
APPOINTMENTS following ap-
|pointments by the President have been
Officially announced:
Alexander McClung, Of Mississippi,
Charge to Bolivian.
George P. Marsh, of Vermont, Minis
ter to Constantinople.
T. w. Chinn, of Louisiana, Charge to
Naples.
J. c. B. Davis, of Massachusetts, Sec
|retasy of Legation to London. ''-1.s r. :
Edward Kent, of Maine, Consul to Rio.
MURDER AND JEALoUsY.--In Scott
county in this State on the 10Th ultimo,
Mrs. Job, young woman killed Mrs.
Northern, a widow. Jealousy was the
cause of the act. The parties it appears
met in a potato patch when the former
drew knife and stabbed the latter in the
breast causing immediate death. Mrs.
j oh had not been arrested at last accounts
>~~~~~o~~~~~~~O
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION steamer
Embassy collapsed both fues of one of
her boilers, on the mo rning of the 9th ult.
near Green River, KY, killing a number
of her passengers and crew, and severely
scalding others, several Of whom have
since died. Thirty deaths in all were re !
ported at last accounts.
~OO~~O~~~~0~~~~-o- /.
The number of military and bounty
and warrants necessary to satisfy the
claims of volunteers in the Mexican war
is estimated at ninety thousand, giving
away as bounty 13,80O,0O0 acres of
and, which estimated at 1875 per acre
makes 81, 100000.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

A suit has been decided in Louisville
which establishes the principle that a
merchant may recover damages for loss
occasioned by the fall in the price of an
article he has shipped, when the loss is
caused by the neglect of the officers or
owners of the boat to leave port at the
stipulated time.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04
Circumstances over which we had no
control, prevented the appearance OF the
Telegraph last week. We trust we may
not shortly again be similarly situated

The River AND THE MAILs.-For or
10 days past we have had copious rams
causing many of the small streams 70
overflow their banks. Red River at last
accounts was rising rapidly.
Our Eastern mail failed on Sunday
night in consequence of high water. and
the Fort Towson mail, on Saturday and
Monday, returned to this place, the carrier
reporting the creeks impossible.
Fatal RENcoUNrRE-CAssIUs M. CLAY
KnLED.-A telegraphic despatch to the
ST. Louis Reveille, dated Louisville, June
18th. saws rencounter took place to-day
in Madison county, at public speaking
between Cassius NJ Clay and Joseph Inr-
ner. Both parties. it IS safd, drew Pis-
tolls, which were snapped without effect,
when they attacked each other with bowie
knives. Mr.. Cay was stabbed through
the heart and died instantly, and MIR.
Turner was seriously wounded in the alb
domen and groin, from the effects OF which
he has since died.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

A marriage recently took place at Que
bee, Canada-the bridegroom was A and
the bride only 13 years of age. The boy
imposed upon the clergyman by wearing
false whiskers; and the girl, like General
Jackson at New Orleans, placed herself
in the rear of cotton breastworks.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04
DEATH OF Ex-pEsIDENT POLK.

DEATH OF EX-PESIDENT POLK.
On this the anniversary of the birth OF
our nation, it is indeed saddening task
Ito announce the death of one who has
filled the highest place on earth-Presi- !
dent of free and independent people
LANES X. Polk, the eleventh President of
the United States is no more--he depar-
ted this life at Nashville on the 18th nlti-
mo, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, of disease
which closely resembled cholera.
However, much we may have differed
politically with Mr.. Polk, and with the
party by which he was placed in the exc
|cutive chair, we would be doing violence
Ito our own feelings, and injustice to the
Intelligence of the American people VINO
elevated him to the lofty station he occu-
pied were we to fail to accord to him the
praise to which he is fairly entitled. By
|indomitable perseverance, energy and
Industry he placed himself at the head OF
one of the great political parties OF the
country, and reached the acme OF human
ambition. His administration was. Sn
eventful one, and one that will form an
epoch in the history of this Republic
whether for the good or evil of posterlty'
time the rectifier OF all things can alone
determine. 1t will be subject OF future
history. and to it will his name and fame
be submitted.
Now that his spirit has returned to the
God that gave it, worldly strife should
cease, and all that was good and just u
his character be kindly remembered.
MIR. Polk was born in North CaroliIa
ON the I'd of November, 1895, aud at tie
age of eleven removed to Tennessee, with
whose history, he has since that time besn
closely identified. In 1928, he was fist
elected to the Legislature of that Stae'
and in 1925, when he had just attained tle
constitutional age he was elected men
Der of Congress in which capacity le
served eleven years, and for two sessions
of the time he filled the Speakers char
of the House of Representatives. In
1839 he was elected Governor of Temps
see and in 1914, President of the Unltee
States.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

The NUMBER OF EMIGRA1Ts ACROSS
THE PLA1Ns.-The St. Joseph Gazette
makes the following estimate, IN SUBJ
stance:
The number of wagons which have
crossed at St Joseph is y l,20O
At Duncans Ferry 6oo
At Bontown : 500
Savannah Landing aoo
At ferries from Savannah to the
Bluffs 1900
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

The St. Louis Organ says that the en-
emies of Col. Benton are procuring sig
natures to secret circular, which abuses
that distinguished Senator with the most
slanderous, false and malicious misrepre-
sentations, and denounces him as an abo-
litionist and traitor.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04

The number of military and bounty,
| and warrants necessary to satisfy the
claims of volunteers in the Mexican war
is estimated at ninety thousand, giving
away as bounty 13,800,000 acres of
land, which estimated at 1875 per acre
makes $7,300,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
Teuer auf Den Seraeu.

Oas 9eb6lj auf Dem S6arp unt 8rei.
ten 8er9e, cine furSe @ntfernun9 Don YOtts:
bile, wuroe am pUrIesten SOnnta9 in 8ranb
sefeet, uno ba sur 5eit Elm bobsr @ino mar.
70 eriff baS Seusr fbnsu um li6 uno brann.
ts wdbrsno oem Notmittas uno Der Na6t
NIT grocer @utb fort, woour6 cine un9e.
beure Suanttdt 8au' uno RlaftrboIS Ser.
fort wurce. g8dbreno Der Sonntasna6t
waren Die ShseI in Der umes9sno pom
QOttsui0e auf brilIiante Beife iIumnirt.
Quf Der Norofeite oes Sbarp'Ssrsss, murr
ben eintauleno &lafter SOIS. welbe5 fur ben
Niarft bereit mar, ocrbrannt. Sas Seuer
brannte Ubne unterbrebun9 fort bis MCn
tag Nabt, ais eS our6 ben &essn seI6lbt
wuroe, nadbsm es Gi9entbum Su eiucm
nibt lei8t bereaenbaren @ertb Serf6rt
bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
Die Siuebman Sa6be.

0I Surp in Der Sindmau Sa6e, Dor
elmer Court Su philadelphia. wsIte Qnfta,
&c 70 pieles Quffebcn erreet bat, bat am Ieb
fen Snmffa9 ibren 9eribt ab9efattet, uno
bas Sstoift Iautet 9e9eu sinsn Sbeil Der
Qngeflaaten, 7 an Der 3abl, wel6en Die
8eiabluns pon $lOO S6aoenerIoe auf.
erIcst wuros-oie lbri9en Gnssfasten iinc
freisefprobeu wcrcen. Mau fbiet bas Die
Soften in oiefsr GIaefadhe iib nod nebeu
bel bu Der Summe BON $4,000 belaufen.-
Sn Der 8bat, oiss III cine fbmere Summe,
nnb bic Qnseflasten wsrcrn fbwnIib, in
ibrsr 3eit, piecsr sinen Mann ais perlfan,
bssIcs erfIdrsn, uno i'm nab Dem Qfplum
Der 9eiffesfranfsn brin9sn Iasen. um ibm,
fple man wiBen witI. uno ,pie felbit ausm
nab bic Surp einis wucs. iein Gisentbum
aus ben Sdnosn Su trinaen..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
Die 1trfaef,e bes Grienss.

Gine Der Saupt urIa6en bes merifanis
f6sn &rieses mar, nab Der Qnsabe Der Co.
cos, biefe Die MsriPaner wei9erten fb
gentle Sduloeu an amerifanlbe Burger
gu bsSabIsn. Nabosm Der &rie9 bssnoi9t
mar miuiste YOlfs &e9ierun9 elm, MerifO
Don ben bsfastsn SbuIoen IosSuiprstsn,
uno bic QnfOrosrun9en feIbft Su beSabIen.
SOiepb 81. SnserfOu mabte i'm Ieeten @On
9reB eineu SOrfblag oiefe 4nforcerun9en
Su beSubIen, uno cisfer Sorf6Iae ,puroe
Don ben eoeos binuntsr9slfimmt. Daburb
baben iie bicieIbe t9anclun9 be9an9en, mel
be iie bel ben Merifanern ais Elm Serbre'
den erfldrten oas nit &rieg beftraft werben
mubts. Dieffs fbsint un9efdbr TO: Sin
Wann miro psrflast cine Summs 9sIo ee
iiebIen au baben-b Der 8ibter banccIt nit
Dem Serbreber psgen oem sefobIenen
9eb, ldet i'm Iaufsn uno (tedt oas 9sIo
in feline etaene Safhen.-(u. Dem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
Sas Wlili;=Grcr;icrcn.

9r9en bsm @noe Der Sisun9 unferer
Staats 9eiee9ebun9, 1T wie mir Usrneb.
men, cine Siu paBirt, weIdbe oas MiIis:
@rerSieren 9dnSlib abIbafft. uno an be6en
Statt SrsiwiGise untertiet. - Oemnad
weroen lcmit aub wabrIbeinIib feise Sri
IiS 8ataIIionen mebr itattfinoen. g8ir ba,
ben bic SiIl biSber nod nitt su @eii6te
befcmmen, unb iino oaber nitbt i'm Stauoe
ir9eno etwa5 BON ben Serfebrunaen Der
4tte fcl9en Su taBen.-Sies foil aber lObaIo
mir oieleIbe erbaIteu oe1heben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
geacr uno eebensperlnSt.

Sn Der porisen Dieuifas Na6t smifbsn
| uno 2 ubr brad in Dem Shublaoen
oes 9srrn 9 d ute in Baltimore Seusr
aus. Dereorti9e "Oeutfdr @Orrsfponosnt'
la9t:
Die fbneu erwaften Na6barn une Der.
bei9etcmmensn 9lahtpdbter matten fofort
4uarm. bic Sbure purbs auf9ebroden uno
gum 26fdsn gefbritten, isbob obne @rfol9.
Wlit Butb ourb ben bobsn Winb eendbrt
sriff oas Seusr NIT fdrsdlibsr SdnelIiefeit
um Iid uno in furSer 3eit ftanb bas san5e
9sbduoe in Slammsn. 8on ben feds in
Dem Cbsildufis oreiii6dieen) 5aufe wcbnen'
oen Samilisn, rstteten iid aue, nit Qus.
nabme zines Germ Sobann Settsr. fsiner
Srau uub einsm Is Wonate alien Ginoe.
melbe, trauri9 Su meIoen, alle orei in
ben S lammen ibren Sob fanben!!-
s. Setter wuroe am Senifer oes b,itten
Stcfwerfs, welbsS er bsnObnte. biIferufeno
aefsbsn, worauf ibm BON unten ansebeutet
wuroe. berunterSufprin9en er ein9 jcoob
mieosr Surld, wabrfteinIib UNI feline Srau
uno &ino su boIsn. 9Ieib barauf erf6ien
er abermaIs am Senffr, aIs pI6slitb Der
Sooen worauf er ffano, sufammenfiiirSte
uno Der Qrme in bic SIammen fel. Qnbere
wouen uOrber nod eas bseauernsmertbe
@eib nit rin9encen Qrmen. uno jdmmsrIid
um ShIfe fbreieno, am Ssnlisr gefebsu pa.
ben. Witlerweile madte oas Seuer per.
beerenoe Sortfbritte uno oebnte fi6 nab
anoern 5duisrn aus. 9IidIiber @siie
mar Der gBino ent9e9en unb Elm bsftissr
&eesn tru9 etpaS saSu BEL. oaB bas Seusr
nibt nod weitsr um iid sriff uno pislleibt
nod sro6e Serbeerun9en anribtete.
Ser f6rpsr Der Srau mar fbrsdlidb per-
lfiimmsIt, bic 8sine, uuterbaIb bsm &nie
uuo Der Eopf waren 9anS meg, BON Dem
&inoe fano man ntdts mis cine fdedlib
ausisbence fbmar;e SIeifbmaiie; Der Mann
mar wenieer uerbrannt. iebo6 binreiheno
entiteut, um nibt mebr erfannt Su weroen.
Irme unb Seins tparsn bis auf bic &nobsn
uerbrannt. ginsn idmmerIidsren anblid
bobsn mir ME ssfsben ! Setter III nod nibt
lan9e i'm 3anoe uno arbetste bisber BEL
Serrn @e9Iein. SonolfraBe. als SblOfer.
Der unten i'm t9aufe pobnenbe Gisner Def.
isIben, Sdhtte, rettete fitb uno feline Samilis
seiti9, erbieIt aber aub msbrsre fbwere
Sranowunoen i'm @eiidte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
SbippabpilIt, Ipril 10.
Nast anf fir perGnScrte glpten!

@ine Unsabl perdnbertsr 50 unb s3 9lo.
ten auf Die Stdte 8anf Don Nemarf,
ReuSeriep. wurbsn am lestsn Sreitae in
unierer Nabbarfbaft pafiit. Ser Saflunfe
par Elm iuneer &erl. weIder pom "9eIbsn
@irtbsbau5" bic Sbwammer StraBe Der.
unter rin. @rb bist an beinabe allen @irtb5.
bduisrn, foroerte einen Srinf, Iegte cine Der
benannten Toten Sum Seaablen bin, ffrih
feinsu Behfel Elm uno ritt weiter. glid'
liherweiie entoedte man bel 3eiten ben Se.
tru9 er muroe oerfol9t, nod am felben
Qbeno in @oniboboden srwiftt uno nab
NOrriStaun ins 9efdnsni6 ssbrabt. Dsn
Saul. nelben er ritt. fou sr sbtnfalIs se.
fOblen babsn. 98ie mir beribtst iino. famsn
orsi fOlber 8o9el am Donnerlfaa 4bsnb
nad Dem asIben @irtbSbaus, etma Z Weilen
oberbalb 8operStaun. uuo bIiebsn bort iiber
gabt. Qm Mor9en trennten iie id, Swsi
nabmsu Die Direction nab pottstaun uno
Der @efangsne Die Sb,pammsrifrase. Sr.
Qbrm. 8ur9tr in Sbippa6Viue, an mslben
sr cine Der 9snannten So Soften pafirte,
Sei9te unS eiefeIbe F.; iie bat Den Bubifaben
., Datum pom Sten Mai 1847, B. s..
Mott, @afiirer, elias San Qrnsoale, preii,
bent. Die 5site ESTATE 8anf at Newarf"
iino eriidtti6 binein eetban uno ein anbercr
Name aus9eI6ftt wOrben. Das @Ort t
III Sugefigt. wsIbss Die dbtsn NOten nibt
baben. (Neutr.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
9lpb III Sd,unlfilI 6apen.

Sn Der pOrlssten Sonnta9 Na6t sriffsn
cine Qartbis SoOtIeute bic meiltsns pon
philadelphia uno Wanapunf famen. Die
@obnunssn friebIihsr Burger in SbupI.
Fill Sapen an, serft5Iusen Die Sbhren unp
Ssnifsrn uno mBbanosIten bic @inwObnsr
auf cine pisbifbe @eifs. 0isfes oauerte 70
lanse bis bic Burger Der Staot iib be,paff.
net nab Dem Srt be9aben wo iie encid 9s'
n6tbist waren msbrsre Male auf bic llsbsI'
tbdter Su feuern. uno einiss berfslben lsiht
perwurceten. gseslan9 ibnsn snoIib eini.
Sc 6 ODER 7cer &ombies 9sfanssn Su nsbmsn,
weIbe nobber in baS 9sfin9niB wanbsrn
mubten. QrelIe.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
Die eeefdllanae inn saSen.

Capt. Qoams pom S6cner eucp, bease
nete Der Sesf6Ian9e IL MsiIsn uon Der
ct. Sobns Sdnobanf. Slorioa. sic bob
ibren &opf einissmaI hber oas Wafsr ber'
Dor, um, wie es fbien. een Sboner su be'
trodten. unc Sei9tc cann sinsn 9rO6sn Sbett
ibres 86rpsrs uno Die &Iausn oosr SlOefe;
bern, weIde furdtsrIib srU6 fcin iolIen. -
usber ben Rudsn il fie iisbsn Sus brett
Der ShwanS wuroe ni6t ssfsbsn. nber
Der Captain permutbet oaB ibre sanSe Gdn.
9e neunSi9 Su6 betrdst. Gr 9etrauts fid
ni6t einen 4nsriff auf ibre Sblanssnfdaft
Su wasen, uno aIs lie li6 qusr pOr cas
Sbiff beptgte, bcfabI Der Captain ibraus'
Suwcitcn, weswe9sn Elm Rnabe, Der i'm Ss'
9riff ipar cine Sarpune nab ibr su rprfeu,
iib fcbr 9edr9crt babtn fOGI,-(8rfo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
necba 9patriOt.
glflemtauu, 2lpriG 19, 1sA9
IdIteS SS c t ter.

Nab 70 rebt bubfhem SribIinss Wet
ter. weIbeS unIere fIeibi9en Sauern II. an
bere, Die ibr 9cfhdft auBerbalb eem Oau.
fe uno Der @erfffdtte babsn, i'm grnlte an
bic Qrbeit winfte, weobftIte iid in Der Ire
ten Sreitas Nadt ploeIitb caiIeIbe. uno eS
itente iicb cine fOIbe 8dIts elm. oe69lsiben
man fib gar nidbt in bieIer SabreSseit Su
erinnern wei6. Niht nur mdbrte oieie Gdl
5 te elm paar Stunoen, fOnoern cini9e Sage,
inoem lie ipibreno Samlfog, Sonntog unc
Montas in ibrer 9anScn Strcn9e fcrtoau'
erte. worauf iib Der faIte gSino nab uno
nab legte uno bic aIte Come nit ibren
StrabIen bic euft alImdbIi9 ermdrmte.-
Siefe &dlte bat manbe uno perfbieoene
Meinun9en unter unfsrn Sur9ern, in Se'
su9 auf bic Sbffbdums. bsruor9erufen.-
Manbe 9Iauben baB in unIerer 9e9eno al
les Sblf fur bieieS Sabr baourb Serlt6rt
woroen fet-uno einiae 9eben 70 melt uno
molten bebauptsn, fsIblt Der Soft in ben
Sdumen babe 9ro6en Sbaoen 9elitten.-
Qnoere nun Wieoer, potIen fsineswe9s Aus
9eben. ca6 Der Sbaoen 70 src6 fei, uro ae.
ben sS ais ibre Meinuna, oab Der Shaeen
fib nur iber bic pfirI6., 2(prifcfcn. uno
rJuuuit S|VIupH pltItl
Sbacen, an uno fir fb feIbff fdon 5u
eroB wdre. 70 boffen mir bod ba6 eeetere
re6t BADEN m6sen. uno wunfben bab Die
QepfeIbdume unbeftdbi9t eebIieben fno.
@s wiro iit aber baIo BON felbit aus,peiIen
ME iih bic Sadie perbdlt-Su befimmen
III eiefelbe fur jeet bod feineswsss.
Ser 8Oben fol- mieoer einiee Bon tief
aefroren eemefen fein. uno eenu9 Sis pUn
Dreiciertel bis Su sinsm Sou bid mar Su
feben. Sn Der Sbot. eine foIbe &dIte, nab
hem man ben SrlbIin9 9sfbmedt bat. III
etmas ni6t Qn9enebmes. Quein, es muB
bies alIes rebt fein, fOnif bate bieier SAL
nt6t porfommsn f6nnen. Sbfhcn uns fol
6s Sbidun9en Surpeilen aIs b6bft f6Gor
lid uno unan9enebm fbsincn m69en, 70
fouten mir bod unS feineSweqS perleiten
laBsn. eartber Su murren; cenn bic bamit
perbuneenen Qbiibten SeBsn. Der Ques re,
9iert, iinb INNER weife uno nuslb. Cbfbon
mir pieleibt otes Sur 3eit nitt be9reifen
f6nnen, uno Die 9anSe SADIE unS in Elm un'
bur6fdauIi9es Dunfel sebiut 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
Die amerifauiSebe cSlaooe.

Qls unfere Slasse susrft in Sampico auf.
9eSo9sn wuroe, orldte lib Elm alter Spa
nisr foI9eneer,peife iibsr bic 8srwsaenbeit
aus, nit weIder piefe SIa99e fein Slid per.
folst babe -
SD mar Spauf6er @onfuG in gouiiia:
ma. aIs iene Sla9se bort aufsesOssn wur.
De; oann 9in9 ib nab psnfaeoIa, absr
baIo mar jene SGasse uber mir; bierauf
mobnte ib in Seras, aber baIo mar iie mir
aud pabin ssfolat Nun fagte i'd, mia ib
binssbsn no cisfe SIuase sepiB nibt bin
fommt. uno fam bisrber nab Sampieo /;
aber aud bier in ciefs ustfOIsuns5fubtise
SIasse wieoer. Sect CLAUDE i'd. oa6 wenn
i'd sum SsufeI sin9e, mir piefe SIa99e aud
oabin foI9en wiirbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-19
Gin frcmoes Sbier.

Sol. Srsmont fbidte neuIib Elm au6eror'
osntIibes Sbier nab Corpus Gbrifti. mel.
Dies ietne 9efeufbaft nab elmer orsitisisen
Saso in Der Nadbarfboft oes 9iIa SIuIes
sefan9en bate. Gin 8rief BON @insm in
Sol. Sremonts 9eieufboft. an sinen &auf.
mann in ct. 9ouis. befbreibt es ais Elm
Dem pfero 9enau dbnIibss Sbisr, auses.
nOmmen oaB es 9dnSItb nit elmer oidsn &C.
frdufeItsn BOGIe. bic benz GamseIbaar an
Sarbe unc Seinbeit 9Isidt. beoeft 1T. @a
bat nod feinen Namen, uno fein Sbwuns
in ME oerieni9e zines @Iepbantsn. 0as
Sbier bat cine bewuncsrunssrpuroi9e Se.
bsnbi9fsit uno fptin9t nit persr66ten eei6.
ti9feit uber Ssbn Sub bobe 9ineerniils.