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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
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9(Qentoun $50 ffomt..

SOG9ences in Elm &er;eibni6 Der 8riefeR
wsIde am Gebten @uhpQb in AlsntauR
pOfumt Iis9en asbIisbcR iino
glig 9. 6. 2uOriabt, esnrp @enthqrt, Den 9rrtif.
Snm 9rcblt, Ssieserisb 9aerrts Gbtltr Gdit, Ginss
8ercin eer Ypstpcrianer Gutbs gu StbIimerspiIIt.
QRiliam 5. 0err, Srierertb @btrborp, Gbartss Dauz
6trt, Sbemas 9aes. SfGt Suttmcnu, sfiqtam Siu1
man, Gs,parS Xsrrr, Qi. Ss0d Qiq G,ranlirs, Gath.
G5raf, 9Garp GansrgIr, (QpitAp0 Yepbamn ed s.
G5Ssenltushtr, Satrb G5eiiln9tr, sCbn Gjrt, Nan 2
.ortirrtb Yaer siasaof. Sotrt nalIetpir, WPrs. o..
Sa,rct GYm. s.. SD paFnab Setn, 9figiam 8iths
ltin, SehR s.. S4tr, .otnrp Grdmer fu., 6tu. elp;
rtntt, NQarp NRtfner, 2ttom gEiatr, Scbu gunsmas
der, 6tan s2uG, ar9tlint Shs, GnruC 81 SbcarS Sc.
fpb IcNeatotb, oonnab SLFieF. Yettr stcrd. Qta,n
smitb, fn. Sritpb Sdbhat @tcr9e Steu. .. 3,
Scbn GsrrnIin9. gtm9t fonhEr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
11cberiidbt Der NSGrfte.
Nbi(obeIpbio. gJsai L2. E94g

Ttduer uno GTcbl.-;0T Sfaucr SNartt tltitk
itttS untbdtia, uub btrs 2000 8irrt uureM pcrhif.
YennMp. uno 28Siit an $4,75, uno ciu 9utrr 9'rauo
4,S7 per 3arrtt. Sir Gin Gttrautb par bic 0iahz
fro9e ein9SlhrGntt an AS bis 5,25. @utGufs pcH
8eo9snmCbt rcn 7 lis 500 9drrd fanbsn an 2S7 ptv
86rrd itatt. 9RtlihtcrumeN tane in mdfiacr 9iadh=
fraas, uno Der GnIpfan9 mar rur ltidt-@erfdut pcn
5000 Sdrrcl YSnnlptp au 1915 ipurbeu oematbt-
uno cine tttine Suoutdt tratbte PSI pct 9drrrI.
6ctraioc.-Die gloshfro9s fir 9RojEn mar Gins
oCfhrGnft, uno Die 4rtilc ittm uno @tnts rGr 3u=
Ibd.-=&trtiufe prn II bis $4,000 Sufbd outrr Rcs
tbeE mlrotu an 81 06 bis los scmotbt-cinigrr 6tts
ter trathk frtSbs in Der 92cthe 81 l0-acmhter I0s
uno 2Dsifer I.lg lis f,I3. 93c0oeu ,purrcn bis
5000 9ulttd Ytnuntp an So bis SO Gents per gus
ibd ptrtauft. 9Bdhtcrn in outer @oebfra9c, ,uno
eir Irsilt MISUNDERSTANDING rrn $4,000 8ulhd Gds
teS fauoen frhe in Ger QErbt tatt an So bis SO uno
ititoem on 60 bis 81 Gents per 8ulhg.-bakr ltCht
in outer 0iatfroor. uno Ole 9rciit fbn tSher -@Cr.
tduft prn tis 1000 SulbG GGrlitbtr an 81 bs 49,
uno @tnrItp. on 81 Lis 35 Gents ptr 9uIbtt foubsr
llatt.
Iicb= s1 a f-f.
8in6 f c d. Shlohtrtbftn wursn T0s0 inn
SNartt. Die &rtiufr fanbcn tatt on 81 90 ti6 10
oos ounrsrt Yfunp. 45O iup nab MNlpcrt S'nenit
ntn rcPeeu.
6GBs un0 RGtber warcn $50 in GRarft.-
8trfGufs nnftn fat an bis II 5 SbotSr fir trdtns
6dbs II bis 24 Sboter fiji Spriu9urf, uuo Is tis 20
SbaItr fdr friitbe 6dbE.
g b we ne rpurbcn $50 cfftrirt. @rfSuk
fauosu fat an 5 90 bis so bas hunbCrt Yfune.
Ghaafe unb 0Gmm er.-Gs wurotn 1890 in
ben Warft oetratt, uno &crtauft rpurecp 9CmGdt an
25 bis so, il u0tbbem Die S.uatt6t-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
(Gtn acGa II bt,l

6erren Oru :-loatsn Sic bic GbItt
frtatnrt 3lltn in Sbr pictlCltncs Statt ouuuCbmtu
ucftr eintr pcu uus Cub btiritbistu wr0, ictap CT
nab altntoun tcnmt
Sa sic Bit 9aui robt htron9trtft 1T, mann rireer
cine milirlht 0Hab 9tbottu utrotn miro, lc ntbmcn
mir uns Die SrcthCtt unltrn ttcnrcrn 6rtunp uno 9N
reattn--csn .Stlo pcn Stblatbttn,
Sicut. Sram S. 9Jaeger,
srn Der Sort NHtutoun, crnithaft ais GaneiSat ftr
pas Srioaocs Juipcftpr:Sfmt anwnpkbhn.-
ea. Dot9sr III cine 9cricn wtItht Die gflchtcn ess
lmtI6 atuau ttunt uno rdnfth. falls elmer GrpGbs
luna ousftibrcn ruiro. g4ir 9cbtn nmer bafdr ,bcm
&srcitnlts fine Ssrrns"-rotr bentnisu Die Gbrs gl
oettn, Der e pirotut bat,-llno penn giCut. yocllr
in gVritc nbt 40 bis so NRtrifaner nit saucr oonn
trhaoCn uno eribcItn bat lc mar cs etrpB nit oes=
miaCu, baG CT III pSt pcn ibnm entftrn mar Dies
oGen pir, pa mir nit 6pigbtit crfabrsn bo6cn roB
II fch imltr in ptu vcrosrtn einsn tsfanb, uup om
tapflrtn frtt, rpcnn oaS Gtftht ouf untrtr Sss am
ppsflbaftElttu rpar. Sbru aus ein llriabtn alIsiu
Qalttn MIR rag CT pclltcnlCn j ctncr tlbn tkintr,
ptnn nidt 9rSEirtn @brGrlttlIs btretbt9t it, @r dbit
pdniht oas lint niht ptgtn ben @tnttnfttn, icnoru
pGsiutlcn ptt CT 0lanW een Yfhttn ntibtn init pcls
fer 3uritonbtit ndthtcmnltn M tonncn. gs Der 6rit9
nit SGcrisc tcaanu, mar eiut goC9er cncr eer CT:
licn Der b frttpill9 aufmotbtt, uno 9t9n Zen Sttno
in has Sdo trat @r elbncs iitb, pte allbertts &c;
tann Qaus defenders uno NIT pirltr Sapfrfttt In Den
Sdtabtn pru Wera Grui, Gcrrc 9croc, Gcntrras.
Gbulu use, SJlclins Del 8p, Gbopurtt uno tti Den
Shcreu ron btr Stabt NRrttc aus unc @roitnt eabtr
nit Rctbt cen Niamsn Der lo.to nrn 8 @ftrtonl;
fhcn Shlatbttu. ."-9Ir hcfftn uno petralItn oabtr,
| DAP te Stimm9thsr ibm ibrc Sttnmcn uno GtutIuf
tri ermGintlr I4abl 3utcmnsn tafen peretn.
| 2Sielc SSbsitbnilcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Mat II.
q q rl I | rl t

8irb biermit 9e9eben, ba6 Der llntersrih
nsts ais 4pminiit'r. Der !SintelIa6enfdaft Der
uafOrbenen e atbarina Gnerr, Iss,bin
UCn @ei6eubur9 Saunftip, 9eda @auntv.
crnannt wOrcsn it. QQe cieenaen oaber
,peI6e nod an befa9te SinterIo6enfta aft
f6uIpi9 ino, werpen 9ebsten innsrbalb 6
@otsn bel bem llnterSsbnsten an5urufen
unb abSubeSa ablsn- uno bieisni9en welthr
nod rehtmd6i9e Sorrerun9en boben. fino
ebenfatls eriudt eiefeIbe innerbalb bsfa9ter
3eit wUbIbsfdtist einSubdnoiaen.
Spnas Ssern, StS'pr.
Mai II. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Gin Gnbutement fir 0llle.

birstt scn Der Sabrit erbottn, 10 Gt6de
81 9 9cgpllli9tc @snitian Iptrfiine Sngrajn uuo
etre GarpttS. QHir mSttsn oItnJ iutlsbe pdnittn
GarptS Su botrn, anrotbcn lei urs analrufn che ie
cnltpe taufcn, inbHn mir piftn bof mir ollie in teS
SuoIitdt 5arts unp prciftn, tefrite9m tSnncn.
Yres, Sub uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

o. Godey's Ladys Book for June has already
appeared. 1t is a charming number. The em-
belIishments are rich and sparkling, and the
literary matter is varied aud interesting. Cooley
has larger list at the present time, than since
the commencement of his popular publication.
1t comprises between thirty and forty thousand
names. This is high tribute to his tact and
enterprise. His success however, is not beyond
his merits. Cooley is estimable man and a
citizen, as he is clever as publisher. His head
is clear, his mind energetic, and his heart is
kindly and generous.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Scfcntltbe SSenDu.

Samfta9s ben 2ten SUM-, um 2 ubr
gladmitta9s, fou auf Dem 9Iaee bes per-
ftcrbcuen Sobannes Mattern, in Nies
osrmaeun9ie Saunfdip, 9e6a Gauntp, auf
bTentIitr Sencu perfauft ,perten:
so Qdr Sruht aufbem SeIoe- ndmIib
25 4fer pOBusIider WaiSen mitbem Strcb,
uno 25 ader &o9asn nit Dem SnOb; mel.
dies aue5 in Gotten pOn 5 4fer pcrfauft
perosn fou.
Grerit unb 2tufwartun9 fcll 9e9ebsn psr.
ben ppn
Spbu Matteru,
SiaGe Wiattern, uuo anesrr.
Mai IL. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
S5rla0bezS lpeftprz2(mt.

I'm bic Srsnpilli9tn Der eeba Gauntp Srsarc.
Sreunbe unb Mitburaer:-Quf
aemuntert burh piele mCiner 9efannten uno
Srennbsn, in 3ufae Su msinsm sigenen frei
Ell WiIlen, bin ib bewOaen wOrcen, mid
bel Der miIitairiftsn @abl i'm ndthen Su'
nj guerer Grpdaun9 ais SaRbioat fur eas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ansubieten, uno bite ebrerbietielf um Cure
Stimmen unc unterifheung. SoQte ib 70
9udIih iein, ermdbIt gu werbsn. 70 weree
ib Die pflittsn oeS QmteS nit QunftlihFeit
uno Steue ausuben.
!Siram $. 9Jacecr.
Quentaun, Wat II. nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
pres, @utb une 60.
2e9bprn Banama unb Balm Siite

Gin 9rcEss uno aGI9cmcinrs scrtnsut ptu etgbrru,
Banana tlno Yaln:5dtsn. fir NlSnner unp 8raten,
lcsOm erbaltEn np gu pirtaufa I'M greGsa anb SEj.s
ncn bei
prrt, 9utb unb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
NlortNampton 90aTers@efeQf6aft

9lOtbritbt miro bisrnit 9s9cbeu, ooF cine @crfamns
nno oer Strdboltr etr Dlcrtborptcn 0EafItrs6ttll:
faft otbaltfn utrtcu eI. une par auf Srcita9s otn
lttn Suni INN ibr 9lat)miita9s. ON Gjaltbault pen
eli Stede in Der Statt attntaun. YiutHihs
tpchnuu9 alItr Scdbaltsr III eriparttt, inptm 9cr
lh6fts rcn 2Ritbti9ttt gu nerbanottn fne.
Wfebrere 2tpebaItsr.
gRai II. uq3I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
eOfnfre[en nnb Snfmpns.

400 9drrtts, bOt6s tno sirtte 8drrcls, s1c. |. Q.
uno 3 SVatrtsn. GtcnfalIs slni9t Barrels SaIusns.
crltc Intruft. Dtt NFatrttln iino prn Den OQsrGts
fen, unc mir strtaufn fs ftbr wrbIfsil.
YreB, 9utb une 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

Gin 9rlIit6nc9ss srrtimcut prn 3udtr. 8ofts, 9Nr,
tatles, beni1 Sbte, III no., cetru an9ttrlnmsu une ~
pTtaufsu i'm 9rrRp uno Slsiusn bci
Yres, 9utb uno So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Sin fretwilli9cs Battalion,

une nas Gin rttbt arrges piro auf gcutaas Den 2Ssn
initsbenbtn sOaoi. am @olibauis rcn Hpbcrt 9SenF,
IN GbrrwiUs, 91rrtbouptcn Guurtn, estotn wsresr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
S5rioabe Vatbrttbt.

3uft9s rintr afts br Gsutro alItmtn, bttitelt Gi;
nc Qttt, um eos gRitdr:Spittm ;u ptrbssru uno bas
@pr3RrCn ron frciplocu Grnpa9nicn Su psrcrousn,''
tnen Sri9ooir;9tntral uno 8r9aoe Snpfttcr fur
Die gpslte Bri9aoe 7tc DipCu, 9. Ia. 9ebaIttn mere
Den fell, auf etn eritcu MCnto9 im Gcnat SUM-, ips
dies Otr Ate ors tCia9ten N1cnats 1T Die 9HabI rpiro
mis- acnSbnlb INN 10 ltJr @rrmlttaas 9cSifnct, uno
nm llbr 9athmltta9s 9tfhtciItn ptrbsn. Die psrs
pSrbtn d ait tbrsn rtptttipin Ytaesn, cti9cm 81:
at ptranimcEn uno fit cbi9t 8tamtsu ftimntn, uro
cer Captain elmer isosn Gcnpo9nis miro ois aufiht
dbsr bic SHabi ftinsr Gcnpa9nie fttbrsr, uuo Cintn
8enrn on ben Yri9ops.SupettCr atitaltsn.
auf 8tftbL Spiepb StcdcI,
Brig. Snfptttcr.
GTaudb 1T u binerten. bae glisnono ftir cbiaC
N3tonttu 3u nmcu terGtbt9t it, auFsr III Gin Sits
slits sincr frIiuu9u 9cmra9nit, unb pSGis fIr ben
Ditut aus9trtlitt.
Nloi II. natM
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
S6lueitser fGfe.

Cine SuontttSt adtr S6wsjesr 8ait, irstcn crEat,
ten, uue gu psrtaufn, bc
9rrb. @utb une 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
e D \ [ G II.

1000 Senncn Sttin, G0a, 9ump uno gfuG NrtkaA
iaipic cine S-uontitdt gear 8cbkn uno 8CbtnRauS
auf pane uuo su Strtauftn, bsi
9rte, gutb uno Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
8runb6eeren UcrlanoA

1000 guidd GSrunotccrtn pcroen strlan9t fttr
rpEls oer bShlts Warttprtt$ boIIt mse sntptpyr ia
Saar9dp cpsr i'll Sanocl, tsi
Yree, GSptA pno 60.
Nat IL: nq-N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
QIngeiteb me
" acbrlcDtem
fir Dos l5ublifln1.

Die ltntrr;rihnctcn babeu ros @crandocn cas- Iutz
ltum i'm Qaotmtinsn ;l teuahritttiatn rag lis pt8,
pcn 9ieu:Wrrt uno Yblarclpbja mrGd9ctsBrt fno mis
elmer 9rcFsn Suuntitat ftbr 9Hpdnlbtsr Srcdsunaa.
rt, ptltbe fic nun ou&9cpadt uro cncm ercBsp @,ts
oran9c pen 8unern sur @cfdti9un9 urrIs9sn.
SIN bic Sdsics uaS Sscrrst.
Dicfcn wdnibrn mir pi iu9en, bab ntGb ME in bis
fem Srts Gin &rrruth fr bGurr 0rt6s@dtsr CUR g6at
aeelr piroe ea rs aber zine baars lnmS9littsit IN
fir uns, eisaten ollie cinjcln orwfibren retn mir
tcs bemcrfn, baG mir 2Ge unp Ssbe einaesn onairR.
FIN; MIR Fpo wiltps bic SRaaren unsutostSGb M
Ei9eH.
aBir MAIDEN es nihf gl uuittm 6SfhSft, ber gaet
befannt gu matbrn, baF mir so cher 40 IrrEnt pebls
ftltr psrfauu als aneere abCr mir pebsrn, eaB pip
c pcbfils unb bausrbafte Sitter pertaufn als iresua
elmer uuftrer 0ot60rn. ,lnltr g1cttc" par tnLnltr
- DAP ilb Die @Ukr inner igtgft empkbtn."
MreG Nutk ,pA fl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

GE~Revd. Mr. Rondtholer will preach in the
Presbyterian church of this place, next Sabbath
afternoon. at B O'clock.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

81 d d 9sratbst feincn Spieler
3etsr Oecr Der Wirtb5bdufer oft belu6bt
wer fur itb ieIbit feline Qdtun9 bat wut
e5 ME fir feline Srau baben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

Die Neupotfer NoliSei bnihtet 4.56
pIdee in irner Stapt no eiquUr perfaul
wlre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
N16 rid t

mirb biermit 9eseben, oaB Der llntrrstrietene
ais Grminiltratcr Don Der SintcrIa6euIbaft
Der perffcrbenen MolIp Ganoes. Iestbin
pcn Sberfauccna Saunfhip, 2eha @auntp,
ernannt wGrcen 1T. Que bicjeui9en ea
ber erwelde nod an tefa9te 9interIafenfbaft
ibubi9 iino. beIeben innerbalb 6 Q8ohen
tri untcrSeihnrtem anSurufen II. obSubeSab'
Ien,-unc SUItte, bic rebtma6ise Sorpsr.
uneen boben, beIieben feIbiee binnen befa9
ter 5cit wCIbsitdtist einSubrin9en.
~ SaeUb 2jppper, slb'pr
Mai IL, 1S49. nQ6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

Der pottsuiGe. pa. "9coeer" meIbet aut
bic 4utboritdt zines 9erudrs, pa6 einer
Gag Istter 2scde cine ernibafte affair.
sWifhrn Smei SrauenSimmer in Der gtdbt
pon Mcunt Qirp, 8crfs Gauntp. fat fanb.
@s fhcint ea6 oicle 8eiber 9emeinfbaft
Iibc @i9ner zines 8adCfens paren, uno es
traf ii6 au, ba6 beice renfeIben Su elmer unit
Der nemIihen 3eit sebrouben wOuten. Gin
WOrtwehfeI rrbob lid, melbe ben 9adofen
buerf benugen fcute, uno es fam sulebt su
einem Saullfompf, wUtei Gins Der Srauen
Simmer 70 beoeuteno perIctt murbe. oaB ibt
Sob all ndt fen Sage erfOtate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
6 ifcruc s. GnSer.

Die 3wefe. weSu Gifen perwcnort miro,
permcbrcn itb fat nit iebem Sage. Sn
Reuporf iino filrbIib mebrere neue @aa.
renbdufer, bic 9dnSltb Don giien erbautiiro,
an Der @de Der @afbiugton: uno gRurrap.
SnaBen errihtet m0rben. 9iefe @ebaure
iino flint Stpdwerf bob, uno icoes ilf 20
bel Sc SuB. Sie wurben am 25iieu febtsu
Scbruar on9cfan9en uno in tem furcn
3ctraum urn ungcfdbr Smei Mcnoten er.
baut. gine Weuporf 3eitun9, inocm Iie eie
SOr5h9e etcier eiiernen 9ebduoe Itiloert,
fa9t :-0isfe @ebduce weroen zine ar66re
Gait ra9tn, ais bad ffeinerne @ebduce uno
f6nnen nit weni9er unbrquemlitfeit ais
ciele errl6tet ,peroen, ineem iie auf cine fcl,
DIE art 9e9olIen uno an9epabt ino, oab ie.
ces Stud. 70 wie es an Srt uno Steue ae:
bratt mirc, an feinrm aeb6ri9cn Vlas auf.
9eifeat mrreen farm. sic f6nnen abaetra
gen, an etnen onoern Srt bcpeat unb eann,
ME ieoe ancere 9uBfade, in futsr Seit wie
Der oufgeffeIlt weroen. Sn ibrer Sauart
Wiro bejnabe orci 8u6 Haum lber Gin Don
SadItrlnen erbautes 6aus 9emonnen; autb
IoiItn iie mcbr 9iht Elm, benn Die eiernen
SiuIen mrrcn cine Gafi traaen, meIte in
9ew60nIi0en 9ebduoen cine lebr bife Mau.
er erforoern murpe. Sic pereiniacn Sh6n,
belt nit Stirfe, oenn bic Siber f6nnen Al
W9ero elmer teIiebi9en QuSoebnuna nit ST
9uren auS9efullt wrreen. Sn brer @rbau
una III icccs StCfwetf burb SiuIcn nit
bcben &inuen 9elfuet uno bic Smi1dcn
renfcIbsn bcfnbItten GarnicEe Ino nit
ScISen fart befeitiot. gBirflb lino bic
Bdnre cine bidte MaTs unp fdbia eine III.
9cbcure Golt Su tra9en. Da5 auf ctrle Sc
bduce perwanote @iftn betrd9t l5O Son.
nen, uno bic fdmmtIibn Soften betrooen
etwa 10000 Sbaler.-CScIfsfp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-01

The FLORIDA INDIANs.-The Washing
ton lntelligencer publishes official letters
from Lieut.. Totten and Major Morris, one
dated at Pensacola and the other at Fort
Brooke, in which opinions are expressed
directly opposite to the reports of gene
raj hostile movement on the part of the
Indians. The letter Of Lieutenant Totem
says:
"The Indians have not been seen since
the affair at Indian river, Pease creek and
Whiddon's, all Of which outragcs are sup
posed TO have been committed by the sane
party OF four Indians. 1t has not tecn as
certained whether it is considered ty the
Indians as an affair of the nation.
"Three attempts have been made by
Capt. Casey, of the Conn issary Depart
ment, land who IS, perhaps, better known
to the Indians than any other fficer of the
army,) to have talk with "Billv Bow
legs AT the first and third rendezvous,
the Indian failed to make his appearance.
Capt Casey, whose health is very delicate,
on his way to the second, was seized with
a severe henorrhage of the lungs, and was
constrained to return TO Fort Brooke.
Billy sen: word afterwards that he had
waited for him eight days"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-01
Effects of the Tariff of 1896.

The Daily News says, we learn from the
Trenton papers that the Iron Works at
that place are still idle, on account of the
depressed state of the trade, and that the
consequences are severely felt, especially
in South Trenton. The rolling mill when
IN operation, distributes some three or four
thousand dollars weekly among the opera
tives OF that borough, of which they are of
course, deprived while the mill is idle.
Besides the stoppage OF this rolling mill,
that of the Delaware Manufacturing Com
pany, and the cotton mills of the New
England Company, and of Bella Badger,
Esq, are also idle in consequence of the
depre'si'n Of the manufacturing interests of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-01

TnI CoNGREssMAN.-With favora
bic Congress President Taylor can effect
no purpose he may desire to accomplish
not any change in the domestic policy
OF the country as his supporters contem-
plate he should. The strength Of parties
will BE- exceedingly nearly balanced in
the next house, and this district may
give the majority 10 the one party or the
other. 1t is therefore very important
election. Very important 10 the present
administration but not important to the
opposition.
1t might indeed be gratifying to the
more rabil portion ofthe locofoco party
10 harass and perolex Gen. Taylor-that
is all they could do If they had the Con-
grcss-but we apprehend it would be
most unfortunate to The country, TO allow
them thus to be gratiiied. Every Taylor
man-nay, we 60 even tarther--every
liberal and moderate man of every par
ty will agree that justice to the President
demands that he should have fair chance
to serve the country as he DESIRES Gen
Taylor has always been true 20 The trusts
reposed in him-he has ever been faith
ful, so, let him now have a fair trial.
That he may have fair trial let every
liberal minded citizen support the Wing
candidate for Congress. that the admins
tration may have congress which will
not throw obstacles in its way. We ex
pec,these conside rAtions will influence
many woes iE favor of Mr.. Evans-we
know they should.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-01

OFFICER McCREARY-TnE SLAVE ALBERT,
&c'-Somc considera hle excitement was caused
in East Maj lborough township, Chester county,
Pa, some ten days ago by tho abduction of a
colored man calling himself Robert Kitchener
II house was entered at midnight and he was
nrcibly carried of, which Of course raised a
great OK element ard oulrly The party who
took him, were followed by Mr. George Martin,
by whom Kitchener was employed, who upon
arriving in Baltimore whittier the stolen man had
been carried, was imprisoned for harboring a
slave, but was subsequently discharged.
The facts in the case turn out 10 be some
thing like the following: the man was Y
slave, who belonged 10 Mr.. john Hays OF
this county, from whom he ran away. ar.
Thomas McCreary of this town, who looks
after runaway negroes, ascetained his
whereabouts, and was employed 10 catch
him, which he did, pretty effect ualiy as it
would seem, aud he slave whose proper
name was Albert, was after having been
OHeTeu W MS nSl0HUOTS III SnesleI co ,
who refused TO buy him-sold to the South
az we understand.
Great complain, is made against Nc
Cresry-who is not an ofTicer-for not ar
resting the slave by legal process. As We
said upon a similar occasion some time ago
,..e conduct Of she Authorities Of Pennsylya
MIA forbid any such method. So long as
slaves are enticed away and protected in
heir escape by their laws, they will be
stolen back. And though we have no
sympathy with Nc Creary in this bu'i ness
Of his. Pennsylvaoians will find, that not
withsanding their threats, he will go mo
their mds, and take negroes from nnde:
theft very noses, until they learn 10 respect
the laws of Maryland and Of the uuited
States.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-01


TIE BIC Elk MANUFACTURERS In
company with soIne friends, we visited one
morning this week, the cotton factory of
Mr.. Lord and the Rolling mill of the Mes
srs Parkc.
We have previously spoken of Mr..
Lords new factory. Ii isa gigantic build
ing-much superior to anything of the
kind in the state. IT was in busy opera
tion-the spindIcs humming and the shut
ties hying-the cotton going into the ma
chinery in its rough state IN one place and
coming out in beautiful bleached cloth in
another. The countenances of all the
hands: men, girls and boys, beamed with
intelligence and content, and admitting the
busy scene, we could not but regret that
the force ola great party of the country,
is directed against such splendid monu-
ments Of enterprise, and fruitful sources of
plenty and happiness to so many thou
sands of families throughout the land,-
and the contemplation did not fail to
strengthen our love for the principles and
policy Of the Wings. We were greatly
indebted to Mr.. Smyrk, foreman in the
bleaching department, for his politcness and
attcntion in showing US the various de-
,,artnentc NJ tho mill
The Iron works were busy rolling boiler
iron. 1t was interesting to see the great
wheels revolving with lightning velocity,
while the red hot iron sparkled and glow
ed as the stalwart and coal-blackened men,
dragged the huge, half melted masses from
the fiery furnace and shot them between
the rollers, again and again, till they were
reduced to the required thickness. The
iron business has been noble branch of
American industry, particularly in Penn
sylvania; but alas! the blast of locoiocoism
destroyed the tariff which cherished it,
and the fires of thousand furnaces are ex-
and the wheels ola thousand
mills stand still. The farmers are robbed of
an extensive home market, and the hands
are driven from their business and their
homes who knows whittier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-01
Photographed for the Bait. SUM-

81, LOUIS, aug 20.
Intelligence from Fort Laramie to the
LIST Of August, represents the cholera as dis
appearing rapidly from amongst the emf
grants. The Indians are much exasper-
ated against them for introducing it. Che
genie, a young Indian, who had lost seve-
raj friends by the epidemic, in revenge
killed man by the name of Mcdowell,
for which offence he was hung.
ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.-U.S S. Senate,
From the Mobile papers of the 22d, we
learn that the Locofocos have majority
of ten in the House, and the Wings ma
iority of one in the Senate. The Hunts
Vile Chronicle says that four of the locos
elected are Taylor men, and will vote for
Taylor candidates for the United States
Senate. Mr.. McMullen, Of Butler county,
is to be pledged to give his vote to Taylor
Senators: This, if true, will make tie
vote on that question in the Legislature.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-01
From The Del. Journal.
WILMINGTON MARKET

Aug 80, lS49.
" heat Flour (Trom stote) i 25a $50
Wheat. (prime) l05
New Wheat | 05
Oats iron wagonsl %
Corn, from Wagons s.
Corn Meal, per bushpl; 70
BALTIMORE MARxET. August 30 The
-four market is dull. Sales of4O0hbls.
City mills at 1925. Noting done in
Howard street. Demand mod crate. sales
OF 900 bhls. City corn meal at s. 37A.
Grain remaining unchanged; sales Of red
wheat at 81 ,04; white o. a 81 10.
Corn .eady; sales OF white at 81 55cts,
yellow GO 81. Oats 26 80 cts Rye
SO cents.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, August 800 P. M.
Condition Of the Markets, SC.
The stock marke, is dill. The ten
drncy ofgovernmeut securities is TO de-
cline. Pa IS S7l.
There is fair demand for -four Sales
of 1900 ibis, fresh ground at S., 12A;
common old brands S4,Sl. Corn meal
So 81. Rive flour o 1891.
There is fair inquiry for gram. Sales
of IS, 90 bus. wheat at Of 81 %, for
prime red, and - a 81 % for white.
Corn is steady: sales Of yellow at 63 Sc
cts. Oats 30 32cts. Rye So SO.