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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
May 10. 1850.

OHrWe have received the Third Annual Report
Of the General agent Of the Board Of National Pop
ular Education" The Report contains much inter
estng matter, but at present have only space for
the following brief extracts:
Foty two teachers have been out during the pas
yesr-makng 10 the whole, one hundred aud Jyfy-fwo
thus introduced fields Of usefu and needed sb0r
three years operation Of the BoaId The
excited prevalence Of cholera west has
evidently diminished the number OF applicants, dung
pact year. Indeed known have deferred f.om
going, who had made application. Recent indications give
promise 0f increasing number Of applicants during the
year well Of increasing demand for their
services at the west.
The hundred and ffy-two teachers, thus out,
from the following States in follow
ing prOporons, namely Prom Massa huses 45; Vermont
36 Maine 20; New York l6 Connecticut u; New Hsmp
shine IA Rhode Isnd 4; Pennsylvania q aud Virginia
FoIty four q" have been sent Indiana; ~ Illinois,
IA Wisconsin,; 10 Iowa; Tennessee; to Mi,sour
Ohiu; Mnnesoa; TO Western Pennsyivans; Ia
Kentucky; 10 NOIIh Caolina; and 10 Texas. "a mole
have just been out, 8 Of whom to Indiana
We have ceased 10 rely upon the assocsiius
formed at the Wes to obtain applications for teachers
ceping thai ndanspoli which continues valua-
ble auxiliary, through its ndefagabIe Secretary Rev
T. r Cresy, Of that city. Aside from this iesnee
for applications manly upon the efforts Of special agents
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
o. The ST. Louis Republican, of Sunday. has the

GREAT REDUCTION IN TELEGRAPH ToLLs.-Noice
is given ,hhi on the Mare line of telegraph. here
afer the rates of tolls between Boston and New
York, and between Boston aud Portland, will be
twenty cents instead Of fly on the first ten words
or less Of each communication. To New York, two
cents for each additional word; Portland, cent
each additional word.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
AUSTIN H. BROWN, PUBLISHER.
TERMS s.

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL will be printed with
entire materials. paper of superior quality.
and will contain larger amount of reading matter
than any paper in the State.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER
will be printed every Wednesday and Saturday, and
dali, during the session of the Legislature, at -Four
dollars per annum, payable in advance.
THE WEEKLY PAPER
will be published every Thursday, 1ioo dollars in
advance.
ENCOURAGEMENT To CLUBS.
If ten subscribers to the Weekly Sentinel OBJ
tanned at any one Post Office, the paper will be for
warded to them at the rate Of One dollar and Jfffy
cents per cash in every instance must accom-
pany the Order Subscribers who have paid in advance,
will be furnished with the paper until the end o. the
year for which they have subscribed The first num-
her will be issued on the 9th of June next.
AUSTIN II. BROWN.
MAY 10, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

OIrThe Odd Fellows beld celebration at CoIum-
bus Wednesday last An address was delivered
BY Rev. Mr.. Foster Of Madison, which ives appro
pirate and well received by large audience Of
ladies' and gentlemen. Abont I50 members appea red
in procession. excellent dinner was provided nj
Jones's Hotel, fine music given oy the Slelbyve
and Vernon bands, the weather pleasant, and
nothing important occurred to mar the harmony of
the occasion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

OrThe 9Th volume of Blackford's Reports has
been out of the press for days and is now for
sale at the bookstores. Judge Biackford will pro-
ceed Immediately with the 9th volume, which will be
FASTENED rapidly may be consistent with the
most careful elaboration New type. excellent pa
per from Philadelphia, and fine ink have been pro-
cured. and quite confident that the ninth vol
ume of these justly celebrated Reports will do no
discredit to any of its predecessors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

The BuRNxTr HOUSE SoiREE.-The great soiree
st the Burnett House. Cincinnati. is described IN
ssme of the Cincinnati popers a most brilliant
affair. A very large number of persons pres-
cn, and the festivities kept up with unsbated
spirit TO late hour. Altogether. suppose il was
the most elegant festaI scene ever enjoyed iu ,he
West. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

65-Ths Ohio Constitutional convention was or
ganized the 9th insi by the election Of the fol-
lowing officers:
Hon. VIM. MediII. Of Fairfield, President, wm.
II. Gill, Esq. Of Guernsey. Principal Secretary,
WIN. L. B. Prentiss. Of Knox county, Assistant
Secretary, James Arnold. of Richsnd county, Door
keeper, and John w. Carroton, Of Hamilton coun-
y, Sergeant-at-ams.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

CosEEcncUT.-Thomas II. Seymour and Charles
III Pond. the regular democratic candidates for Gov
ernor and Tt. Governor Of Connecticut. have been
elected by The legislature having failed of election be-
fore the people. though they led their whie eompeii-
tors handsomely. Good for old Connecticut.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

05-Wm. r. King of Alabama, has been elected
President. Of the U. s. Senate, pro TEN. This gives
the South the Vice Presidency in the of the de-
esase or resignation Of Mr.. Fillmore. AL right
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

OF Henry w. Barker is the democratic nominee
for Senator, The district composed OF Gibson, Pike
and Dubois counties, and Smith Miller tho democratic
nominee n the same district for Senatorial Delegate
to the Convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

A Nice DISTINCTION. Mrs. Pierson, Of the Lit.
erary Gazette objects to be termed poct-ess. She
s@ys she never wrote any she poetry. very good
Mrs p. jusi and delicate distinction. Genius has
no gender.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

OF The Galphin claim furnishes striking history
of the results of persevering log-rolling.
1t rejected over and over by the Georgia Legis-
luture.
1t was rejected by the House of the United States
Congress
1t was rejected by the Senate
1t passed in an equivocnl form by log-rolling.
The principal was paid by the Secretary Of tho
Treasury
The interest refused by him.
1t was refused by Comptroller McCuLIoucu.
Il was refueed BY Comptroller WHtT1LEsxv-
II was ordered by Attorney General joHSsor-
Il was paid by Secretary MEnEDlTH.
II pocketed BY Secretary CRkwroEp.-C y.
Eng
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

OF The Evansville Journal says that the work o
construction ON the Evansville and Princeton Railroad
has commenced.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

05-FrankIin H. Elmore of s. c. hns taken the seat
in the U. s. Senate made vacant by lie death Of Mr.
Calhoun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
minnesota.
The House adjourned.

Indian Massacrs--Fourieen ChippsTas killed.
Our community has Just been startled with the TO-
tegence Of another Of those saBguinary scenes, SO
common in the annals of the two powerful tribes cf
the North-west-the Sioux aud the Chippewns. On
Wednesday morning last, about sunrise, war party
of Sioux. frosn the villages of Little Crow and Red
Wing. surprised snail encampment of Chippewas.
on Apple river, WISCONSIN, and killed and scaiped
fourteen Of them without loss injury Ia the attack
ing party. They also took boy prisoner. Few
men were with the party of Chippewas--it being
mostly colposed Uf women and children, engaged in
making sugar. The fourteen killed comprised three
men, three nearly grown boys. six females. women
and children. and two male children. The attack
upon ground heretofore ceded by the Sioux TO the
Government, but upon which, BY treaty stipulation.
they still have the privilege of hunting. The place
is twenty or twenty-five miles northeast %. Saltwater
On Thursday. the Sioux warriors appeared in The
streets of Saltwater, and went through the scalp
dance. in celebration of their vicioryformng cir
Gle round the Chippewa boy, their prisoner. and occa
sIonally striking bim in the face with their reeking
trophies. The boy. we understand. has already
been adopted into of The families at Little Crow
village.
The leader of the party in this tragedy is "a grsce
less scamp, who last fell scaped his wife. He
arrested for the act. and confined in the prison AZ
Fort Smelling for sevara weeks. Having signed the
temperance pledge, and promised reform for the fu
tufe, he finally released 1t better that be
had been kept there till this time IL Is said the main
that induced him to lead his comrades 10 slay
the defenceless Chippewas, to wipe off the dis
grace of his former cruelty to his own family, and
the punishment which followed il. Snch the In
dams ideas of honor! Measures will be taken by
Gov. Ramsey to bring the offenders connected with
this outrage to justice The Chippewa boy will be
sent back TO his people he cnn be reclaimed
from the Sioux.-St. Paurs (Minnesosa) Chronicle,
April 9th.
o. The ST. Louis Republican, of Sunday. has the
following:
CRIMINAL C,URT.-George Lansworth, convicted
of numbering Capt. Howard. brought into court
to receive his sentence. The prisoner asked by
the what he had cay before sentence of death
passed upon him he ndifferenty replied, in sub
stance. that anything he might sny would not infa-
the court way the other and therefore II
was well for him to say nothing at all. The care
essness of the prisoner, respecting hs fate struck
every present. He may have some basis. howev-
er, for his careless deneanor. it il rumored the
Gosern,r has displayed disposition to pardon or
commute the sentence. The cnurt then passed the
sentence of death upon the accused, and dscreed that
be be hung by his neck until he be dead. Friday
the Dist of June next. Out of the lnrge number
present. appeared be less affected by the
lence than the prisoner himself.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

WEBSTER IN BosIoN.--We copy extracts from
Websiers speech at Boston. il another column,
which we invite attention. Subsequent to his speech
in the Senate he showed strong signs Of taking the
back track, Notwithstanding the encouragement and
spurrings Of the Washington Union. His speech st
Boston. however. shows that be has fna y determined
TO follow Clay aud Foole, and for 'ake the
sponsibiIiy. which by the way he could evnde.
The Washington Union praises him with zeal, while
il invites others to assa Benton who occupies ma
tonai ground in regurd To the territories and Cafor-
ui,. We shall have lots of putting and blowing in
favor Of Webster from certain quarters aud he will
need i, all, wiihou, Doubt the following extrac,
from a correspondent Of the N. Y. Globe. which we
presume true in fact. will chow. The Globe, by tho
way, is ultra South in sentiment.
-, BosroN, May 1, 1880
The reception Of Mr.. Webster Monday afternoon
was rather ar ordtion than u triumph-ie went up
the Alban hill and not the Capitolnne. You have
seen or read his speech ON the occasion, which is
pretty generally rega rded a rather affair One
might say CT it, the boy did when he cried over
his milk and water--.'fhis is inde,d weakness"
The persons who most prominent in getting up
the reception. and Who figured in it, by no means
the fighting men Of the Wing party. Mr.. B. R. Cur
ts, who welcomed the un-"conquering hero" is one
Of our best lawyers, and gentleman Of respectable
ity, but who has about as much weight in the Whig
party the Grand Lama hus in the Church of En-
gland. The tone of his remarks berays the man
who is not familiar with real life. and who looks upon
the world through false medium. He is fair sam
pie of the better class Of Mr. Websiers supporters,
who are generally weighiy men but unfortunately
for Mr. Webster. in polics talent is of mnre conse-
quence than weight, and tell only from being
wanted. Mr.. Webster. in his response TO Mr. Cur
iis declared his determination TO stick to the position
assumed in his late speech, so that The old Wings
here must make up their minds to either sgains,
him 10 lose some fifteen thousand of their men.
Let them choose which course they may, they
very certain Of getting a liberal allowance of what
they everlastingly talking about that they
love it-.run." They are-and don't care which
way they turn-beiween the devil and the deep
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
81 0 SIS
GsrccIiIOr Suite.

Sc miro Jest ou9emen aussfioncen. CAP ties Die
beite Sinte ii, ole 9emaht miro. sic miro ntbt
nur i'm philadelphia YOitamt, in 8onfen in Gus
tombduisrn, u {. NJ. fOneern pCn fan allen 9rO6en
1aufltuten in Gen Ssreini9tn Staaten Qebroutt.
3ubersitetuCn SOrnu uno Stephens, SO 6S Gatc
StrnGe unterboIb Der etitten uno gum Serfouf in
wcbIfsiIsn 8ubaObr rOn
6. IS. Sctpcr,
SIC. 81 Serb BIZ StragI, gbIIaeEptia.
Sebruar IA, 1850. a. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
SefentIt0e 9Scnbu.

Dornrfta95 ben 18teu april, nm 10 u6r Scr,
mtass. fOu am t6auls bes verifOrbensn y biIip
9 ete r. in Noro Bbsitbou &aunfbp, eedba Co.,
GfsntIttb perfauft pereen: "
pfsrbe, wopon zines Elm Ucrnebma sidbriotr
Sreg 9en9f II, uno ipei ersp Mdt&pftce. 9fer.
Sdaafe S6meiue, 0rsf6mafhine nit YferbemoIt,
2 StrCbbdnf, g8nomibte. SoI,, uno 2 Snoo.
fhItsn. SubrfattdI, pllae uno @a9cu, 6euleitsrn,
Speufeten, arrBsr 4 Gduts 8aoi nit Sprirosl
uno Ssfe @isnrS 8ac uno cinsr fur elm einfp6n,
niger gBasen Better uno 8etttaeeu, Ssfen mt
&obr, 6ausubren, Slide SthGle 0ramey, 9est,
Rhdenftbronf, grpnebcsren bsim 8uftsl, Strob
Hs'm 9unsert nnS onit nod oIerIei 9aus.. 8au,
cru. unO &a4en @erdtbfAoftsn ;u umidnrlib ,u
mstben.
Grsett unS Gufmartun9 am Sage Der 25eneu bon
SS1S'sS SSsOS ssoSsrin'o, @s'sf' S'OHsse..
@drS %. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
9ruCfcrtimte ieOer SnalitGt 1t. Tarbe,

wsIdber Peinrm uahnebt, Der in citfem ocer ir9eno
sinsm ednoe sematbt wiro. uno oeiIen QrsIe 70 bill
Ii9 iiuc, als Sie fur oI6e 3inte ermat mercen t6n
nen. Sic besunli9sn ibrs &un6en, Die rr9eImdeis
nit ibuen bonosIu init sinem 70 IberaIcn Credit,
ais iic nur peran9en f6nnen.
Gin @irtular, ipebes bic 9rsiie entbdtt. mire e
ntm iecen Drudsr auf SrIonsen su9sfdift.
8sNeuunssn ftnnsn bel Stact'Issuten scmadt
wereen.
Ssruuseeber Don 2situnsen, tpsEte tiefe SsFannt'
mabuns gum 8eIauf pOn Srus &baIsr publiirsn
nno eiu GOpis Der 3eitune rsb1 2baIer lberfen'
ben, srtaIten Elm 80 YfuuO SdsSsn UcrShstiSsr
3situn9sttu,s.
RdrS q. ue4m.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Na6rt6t

mrc biermit eeoeben, ba6 bic untsrSsidnstsn ot5
QcminifratorS pon Der SntrtafTeuidaft ees psr-
ficrbenen 3 ur 8 8uo y, Ieetbtn pOu QBafbina'
ton Saunfdip, Sebo @auntp, on9eftut wOroen ino
SoIde oaber, bic an bsia9te SintrrIoiIenftoft i'm
Stud tance iinb, fei ss in HiCtcn, Sanoen ooer Su6
fthuloen, merten erfudt Spifden nun unc Dem llten
nidoRen Snnt bti een lntrihriebtntn anSurufsn uno
9Pidtiafeit ,u maiden; uno Sotbe, bic nod rehtmd'
siee SOrorunsen an ssca6te 5tntsrtalIsnftaft 8u
MAIDEN baben iino srfuht eisfsbe binnrn bsia9tem
2sitraun1s aud einSubiubis'n
Sasic Nue1,
Sfrael Stuop,
Getsr Grpp.
Rdrs7 na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
n Gut fcb6n unb ippblfdl"
III unfer MOtto.
@ ert} tatoO lat1Oi8

Sinc fOeten UCn philadelphia suridsefebrt unb
huc am Nuspafrn uOn einsm aussebebntsn unb se'
ftbmafuoIIcn Q6ortsmsnt pOn
SrnDltn9s unO SDmmertpaaren.
gBeu fe es uber fur unbiaia uno b6tli ttS,i6t
bntttn, bas Qublitum nit ilbertriebsnen 6umbuos
aufSure9en, 70 mic jet Die SaQesCtenuna it, 70
Wuuidsu lie nur auf cine eiufatbe @cfe ibre Sreun.
be uno Guneen in Der Stoot uno i'm Ganee b6fliAIt
CinSutacsn, ot5balO bri ibuen anSurufen nm 1Cb 8u
uberSeu9eu, caB lore @daren 70 gut, 70 9efbmad'
pon uno v6ai9 70 ,pObtfsit fno. ais c in einiaem
StCbr in Der Staot UOsr i'm Ganbe psrtauft werSen.
Nusntaun, Mtarj %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
100 gO,sarc,r S;nps

Der untsrisibnete III bercit eiefsS Srubiabr wie.
bsr @ppS su mabIen, fObaIo aIs ehnIiesS lBctter
sintritt-Gr wiro nsoann fOrtmibrrno aemabner
Gpps in rseno elmer beliebsen Suantitdt, an Der
Wubte Don Sctn NCbr, nabs 3rerIrstaun, ouf
!Sanb baItea.
2sSi g. N1Ubr.
1prtt 4. uq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
&itt;ens td9li6e Stdtf6 2intt
bon Sbilabclpbid natb 2iilentdun uno
SctblebcnI.

IrIdBt SO s.. 8uf6's Mcrhants' t6aus, NO.
237 glOro Ste Strabt, smiIhen gSiIIOm unc @alOw'
blu, pbiIacslpbia ieoen @Or9en UNI 6 lbr; paiirt
burt 9crmantaun. Slausrtaun Mont9OmerpUilIs,
GsIIersuiGs Auafsrtaun, @cpperSbur9, nab QIsn.
taun uno 8stblsbsm.
grldst GIi Gtefers Qbler 5OteI, Su Gltrntuun,
ireen Mor9en um baIb ubr, uno Caleb Oobe'S
6ctel Su 8etblebem, ieoen MCrgsn um 6 ubr ourb
Dbsnbtnamte Qldee nab Qbtlaestpbia paillreno.
Sdbrs pcn Qbuaoetpbia nab QIentaun Ceer
BetbIebsm, Swei $baler.
&S alIeS Sepdd cber Baggage, unter Gufi6t
Der 1senten an ieesm punfIe Der eiuis, prb prompt
bsfCrst.
Suies, Snnrs, StecfeI mno So.
aRdrS 81. uo4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

ptelni9t in cine arr6e uno unftieeenartiae Grbbi
ton. befsbenb aus
llrber 100 Sbicrgattnnaem,
SRro am SNittwr@ zen l7tn apri nabiftns, nm llb,
9Iatmtto9S. in AItntaun CUR Sou ousetlUt uGroeu.
Gnirisrres % Gmts-Ninrrr unttr 10 5abren 121 Gns
lIur ritr oritn Sonmluo Die erGitt Die uc in Qnsrito
auS9lttIlt irurcC. tciner ith bas
Stbiuuecrrs, pSer GiubUru I'M Der Scitiacn S6brift
cas- SrtI uno rin9 in Nrrta felt 1886 Die Sdpitriafa
Der @nf,n9n9 no Grbau9 bis Srctn uno tpccn Sbisrcs
matt fine auslun9 gu elner eer 9rE6n GuricEaten I'M
misunderstanding,
Ser pciFc 9ypIarsSSGr,
Ger cu9s in amtrta pher atS eas rare asr Sbir eie in
cinm 9Indfi9n Smo 9bon pCron bctrabtct uirr lpl t
nur in otn tdtrn 3rntn ia Sau fnb. Die Sanuus &c:
9rtf AUDI
Sier3cb 96ipcn
ron en fbSniu Gotuu9cn pSrbisoncr edntcr in @ rcpcu
tnil otm brdbmn &an lmtur1b bel finer niuidcn Sour
burb @rrcpa, or SSn9n 8ttra gum 9tfbInt 9cmoht
uureen
Der WtOnitcrsGlcpbaut Columbus,
Ger 0rtbtt in Nmrita, l0,730 9func cbpr.-Gtnfatt6
Der febbnc Glcpbnut, Sipppo Snltnu,
pthtr in gang @urcpa cine c 9rc6 Nufmrromtlit plrwat
mro fine wunoSrbore 8ibidhdttit in Maln, 90Ionsrn
GIrdmIGuttn, 6crtausjttbtu, Il. no, ;c9tn.
SScrr u 2tmb bnrDb,
Der Gsrdbmttl acr Shiutauetaer rpb Gius &crtctuno
On cincm SGfo nit ipilocu Sbicrrn
actIn. uno Fjn m0au9 nit Der hrtdhu Grurps ptn eSpn
St9trn, Stcpare Cougars gambler, etc., Crclt 2Suubtr
oiocrnl8o, Der S6iprus3Gbmcr,
miro SeuaS nc &crun9 in cirm 0oisn nit rpirtn SHE:
rEn 9t 9on pribiErIn Der BAN NmburabS NItit
fitn wtretn pt oneTs &crcgun9n nit 4cuits, MrntGs
u. 10. 9clebtr.
Cine pcirs 8brctuna fnr man auf Den syrftn Qnbaa.
itttl in etn rerlhieotrcR prtts
Nasuluun. atpril4. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
garen n-Gauntpz9(ppiels.

Suss elmer Nt otr Gntro aimtu rrr tpuGt prn penn:
klpauiEn bCttt Gins uttt Gauntp SSeunatn bstreno
atntbu;9t cen 5in Nprt lS34uuo tcu Qtn Der QGmgiy
mtbc oom dbCrtnlmnNn-Slbtn mir. bic lntritibnttlu,
9ciRicnErs eca @aunt, bcrmit 0aridt Die tabn:
rtn Gnpcbnr cen G9rtrn uno I0tntin l9tnetm uno
ptrl6nidem @trnSasn wd fir zen @utm res Gantrs sbo
uno etr RerubIt Ynnlparin tartar IL, otn pattr
SdtbGufrn, uuS allen pHrnn bic pulbCn cncs rthtn Ga
bauks gu haln, Dem yte 9maB in Dem @auutp eGa wrid9c
0ttsn-eoe cine arptd fir Den Muen al tItbcli0tn Ytnn
fir bic ptrtbttmrn 3ounibjpS uno 9crr9b 9batn psron
miro, pic fcIat
Sir SGtr.souton pouit son 0and Grcper, g9cna1
ben 22frn 1prI.
SIR sE.gHlfSrs am eauf S'n esnrp 0ianS'r am Dsu;
SIR gScr:9Na'uu9je, am eouF reu Scbn goptsru, an
Iilttrch ben 2lttn Hpril.
Sir SSsr:U'osnnais. am eaufs rSu Gptr0m Srcru am
Sdr eCpbia. am oGuil son Daud Gtaug am 5rrta9 Den
26itcn l(prit
Sir edr:gBbIjtbaa um pauf scn r. gR esOIr, eomtag
otn 27ittn Ipril
5dr rl star IGeuan, in Der GrmmFrurrs: :Imt6tu6s an
ScnnCrltd9 ftn 2ttn 9Rai.
Sir Ncrttomprn SauFbp, in Der GrumiFjrnsrs msutt,
am ErCitaa cen 3tsn SGai.
Sir ea,turs am bauk rem Scbn get an somaB Ssn 4kn
NQai
Sdr NasfsnGur9 an 6oui ven Srbu esir. gCnaa cen
6tn NRa
Sir epn, ON pauf Stn Sancs esi6trins AM Gienas r,
Tttn Wlai.
Sir olicdtsrs. baut scn Wtsr gHjas am Miprb ben
Stn D1oi.
5ir SRofbnacn, 6aus prn .. unO 6. Ysttr am Gen:
rCrftoa cen 9tn NRa.
Sir gcrrsSBbdttaa, oaui' SN ooaman. an 5rsi.
a1 Cen l0tn NIa
Sdr oonnrpIr, om eou rrn Gbortts 3tttr. an eomlaa
Zen lltn NVai
o. 0as arpt miro etn acntlosn 9aesn an itpSm Sage
nm 10 lihr 8crnita0S, kncn anfana ntbmn.
gu wiItCn 3iu uno Yietu Die Commissioners aSTbricbsnt
Gcdic onnshmtn prron, fdr Die @ntcIeftrun9 9Oun:
p uuo S,aa orn wis rsr Nloir fir cas 99Cupirt9I
5abr SF @dr9'bafEn (9aiD mtBn iu9!b in cen Gcribd:
gen 9TlIlbIt psrrtu
Nuf @sfIbI blr GralmiiTcnrs
9. N. Cine, edreitr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
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auentaun, april 4. nq4m