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House Of Representatives.
Speaker. HowELL ConB.
clerk WIN. L. YouN {;
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
General asiufieIS geOtt.

Die Saeo tinion cine 3etuns I'm Staat Mains
1T Su @unfen Don Sen. Stott aIs Der ndblie
gBbis Ganoibat fir Yrsiiosnt berausssfommsn. une
cine 8ofon 3eituns bsmerft oaB alIe urfate ba isi
su slaubsn, ba6 Die Wbi9s BON Wane hberbaupt
Su 9unifsn bes 6sloeu Don eunep's Zane uno oes
@rOberers pOn Merifo 9efiimmt feien.
Seodb eIu merftpiroiecr Sal ppu Tranmerfiiilnn8.
@rrss 2Peds Sr;abten mir bic nertpGrb9s GrfdIun9 cS
Srouncs elmer 9rcnsr 1ame; unb bic ndmh 3situn9 aus
Der mir jones Grsi9nI6 dtsrFetn riabR nr fcsCuoSn abn
Saa:
sn Der Ietten Somffas Nadt Dor elmer Q8Ode
uerIieben bic Serreu Suller unb Cotton, Sws unter
uebm enbe iun9e &aufIeute in No. 81 WaI6ington
Stra se um IL llbr bes Natts ibrfn StObr. um iidJ
nacb ibren Stlaf5immern in Der Sumnsr Sraee
,u beeebsn. g9dbreno Der ytadt trdumte 4oerr Sol
ton, baB ibr Stcbr Don Dsbsn erbrObsn wOrosn Iei,
welcbe eben earau fsisn eibsne @rapets III flebsu.
so frdftia mar fein 9emutb pCn eielem Sroum err
9riffsn, ba6 sr beinabe wabnfnnl9 wuroe, Don benz
Bette auflprane. feinen pdrtner, Der i'm ndmIidsn
3immsr fbef, anfa6te, sIaubeno er fei Der Mann.
Srr Suuer fa9te ibn,. er ei perrudt, rdume, ,c.
uno bsnog ibn. fb pieosr fbIafen Su Ie9en. Sn
wenissn QusenbIifen parna6 putre Der ndmIite
Iuftritt pieoerbOIt
I'm foaenoen Mor9en CSonnta9s) aIs btefe Ser
rem nab ibtsm StCbr 9ien9en, fanoeu iie, oaB er
pdbreno Der yla6t erbroben. uuo 1900 &buIr
mertb an @aaren, earuntsr hber 1000 Sbalsr wertb
an Isioeneu @rapats-oataus 9efObIen moroen pa
rem. Qm fOl9snoen MOr9en tbeten Die Setuu9en
Der Stobt Die Sefonee rbeten oes Sebitabs NIT.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
sic &tptt.9irrfammInna.

Der StOtt. SerIommIuna, meIde am IeBten 3ien
flag Qbsno in csm bisi9sn &Ourtbaule 9ebaIten
wurcs, in trOe Der febr un9unfsen @ittrun9 febr
SabIreid bsi9enpbnt porcen uno fdbcn Su elmer friI'
ben Stunbe bate fd bsfastes Gebduoe febr wObI
aefiiat. OaS redte 9sfibI beufdbte, uno QueS
fbien oarna6 binjueeuen, ba6 man in erler Tim
aeaenb eeraee bas retts @sfhbl fur sinsn ManH
bat, Der i'm Disnife feiues SaterIanos arau 9epcr'
BEN if-sinen Nanu, Der ME caS ibm aGuertrnute
pernatldsiate-e einsn Mann. Der ME cine SdIabt
uetIor-uno einsn Mann Der babel aIIe etforeHIlte
Renntni6e fir Die Yrsiioentenfeue beiiet-wic bie5
auss unmicHiptetb nit Dem bsIicbten 9sIeen
Scott Der SAL it,
ID. Dem 8efpu6sn aemd6 biet Der Q6tbars Mor
ton M'MidasI BON philadelphia cine Meiaer&ecs
an bic usrfammsIte Msn9e NORM ct Dem oIten
tSeIren pole 9sredtisfeit wisoefobren lief. Der
Raum Glaubt sS uus absr niht osrfsIben Su fOlgen,
peIdss audi uisns6t unftidIib fein wiroe, incsm
.0err 81 'MidaeI erfudbt wOroen 1T, uns nit elmer
1bfbrif tsrfsIbsn, fur pubIifatiOn. su Uerfebsn.-
uno esf6iebt ties, 70 piro bic sanje &sbe pdsrbin
i'm patrot srfcbsnen.
@dbreno Der 9anssn Sausr Der SsrfammIun9
bnrf6te bic src6ts @inisfeit. unb nad esm Quf'
brub bseab iitb Elm ieper cbne aud i'm G5srinsicn
-asd0rt speresn au fen, mCbI per9nust bu t9aufe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
ssnmcrirru Der Sbiircu in Sturntaun.

Sdon Dor sinem Sabre baben mir auf Die Swed
mdei9feit oufmsrffam gematt tie Sblren in unfe
ter Stact Su numsrren. uno in ben IeetpTfohensn
gSohen muretn mir msbrmals BON 8ureern, bic ben
8cribtit elmer foIdrn 8erbsiIerun9 einfbsn, erubt
Die Sa6r nchmas in Qnrsaune Su brinseu. @s
wdre oiss cine 8abeiIrune. Die nit frinen nennens.
wertben &cicn perbunoen in uno bod ensm jeoeu
Geftdftsmaun Don 9rc6em ScrtbeI fsin miIroe.-
gSe Isdbt wdre ss Damn fur unfsre na6 Der Staot
fcmmenosn eanclsuts sinsn isoen bsIiebisen &C.
fdbdftsmann aufSuiubsu. Der feline Nummsr in Der
5ctuna befannt modt. g8ir waren frOb su febsn,
oas unfsr college pom Democrat" feline eesr Gtets
8Obs sbenfals auf bisfen @sasnifano biuwtss. uno
bo mir hberstu9t fubIen bu6 Niemanc cine 9s9rin.
rcte @iuwsnoun9 pOn iresno cinsm 9swidt oage'
gen MAIDEN fam, 70 bCffen mir. bic Sate miro
nitt Idnesr ruben 9sIahen, fcnoern Obne 4ufi6ub
aIlaemeiner bslproben uno aus9sfubrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Sefentli6e sSenDu.
Seccmber 5.

Tm SOnnerffae. ben 29Rn December C,w,iten
Gbriitd9) um 10 ubr 8Ormittaes, fol- am SauTe
css untaibrsbcnen, in eOmbia &annf6ip, Gffsnt.
lid uerfauft weoep:
&atc, 8 S6weine 9atent Bnomlbls, Shob.
banf, elm neuer Sa9oftIiten, SeuIeutsrn uno Sdbd,
mel, Sprrr uno Gubfetsu, l6eu. uno Mifaabslr,,
Ssnlen, Slide StubIe, Sefen nit 4obr, Sstten
uno ScttIaccn, cine cn9Iifte Slinte Orabrs,
StrdnFe, 3uber, SdiTsr uno Stinoer, Elm Counter,
Spinn' uno @Ourdosr, ShneEtwaaae, S6ipr.n,
9rubbafe Spaoen SbIaffein. uno fOnft nod al.
IerIci SauS uno &aben .9erdtbf6aften Su umNdnps
lib Su neloen.
Die Seoin9un9sn am Snfaufstase unb 1uf.
partun9 UCn
December 5. a3r,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Sine StbcuS.SebuI

Q9is mir verucmmsn babsu. 70 iou am nitbfien
Srsitaa Gbeno. in bsm uoro 6fiten SbuIbaufe
biefer Stnet bel Der Qresbpterour Stride, cine pcr.
IdufIae 8erfammIuns fur bic @rrituna elmer
1bsnoItute eebalten weroen. Dies in cine ICbensr
pert6e Sabe uno oaour6 fam in cen ane,n Bin
ter,Qbsnesn fur Oiscnissn, osrsu MtsI uno 3eit e5
nicbt rlaubeu wo0en. Den Stulsn am Sage beiSu.
wcbnen. unbeftrsibIid pieI 9utss 9e1tftet merten.
Sol6e, baber Die pinftben oir1e G3ssaenbsit su be.
nuesn. ODER ecrsn @Itern Ocer Sor9sleete, fOIten
nidbt peresiIeu Der 8srfommIun9 bsSuwObnsn. unp
bas Nibsre prasn ben 8e9uIatiOneu uno Seoin9un'
gen Al srfabrtn.
Den Ssrsn SO off uno Rsi6arb uno Doctor
Sanc Qebibrt cas COB, Die SIiftsr eicfer 8erfamm
lung su fein.
SSB Bir inb cbrnfalIs berbtet morosn cob Or
Sano rs9elmi6i9 ieoe @O6e brs SOrIeiuussn an
~rie Shhler saIten wiro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Der 9amfiaaunaStaa.

gs III uus aufsstraeen wOroen befunnt Su MAIDEN,
bas duf ndtbitsn SonnerRo9, ben l2ten December,
um llbr 4bencs. aIs an bsm pom 9Ouuern6r an.
bsraumtsn Danffaeun9sta9, Die "S6bne Der Mdeis'
Felt" in Der RefOrmiren Rirde albier cine ofentIibe
BsrfummIuns su baIten eecsnfen, wc5u bas Sc.
fammte publifum b6fIibit eineeIaeen 1T. Die
Gbrp. Serren SubS uno Sbinoel Wercen oeutltbe,
unb bic Gbrp. Serren g8aIesr unb Sare ensIifcte
4oprsfen Iisfern.
SS Hss Sormttaes um 10 ubrwiro Der @brru.
Sr. Wdser in Der Iutberfben &r6s preci9sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
s1prtbamptpu Gauutp SUurt.

Solacnbe Sale Wurosn nod nsbf csnsn. wsIte
mir poriae ISOLDE tsrittrtsn abqsma6t: - Ser
Stadt ssseu Senrp esUan Qnariff uno S6Idse
rel, nit Der 1biid3t. &bCmas SoneS Su t0oten. aus
parteien in eiefsm Safe waren rDartieS". Ssroift
ftuois fur 1usriff.-Staot sessn Oapio @epbarc.
NnPlaae fir Siebfab i'm Stobr bon MRitasI nbIer,
5 Msilen unterbatb GaHOn. 8erbift f6uIci9. -
Die htrsrn usrbanretten Sdur, faet Ger uGrsus."
iino nitt merS anSufubreH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05

Ticbcriha0en. Sine onSrs srcFs Sur bcpirtt rurtb
Srauts iubianiidbeu Henignnas Ggtract, ustbsr
oSrma trafscr, pcbtr uno ;psdrenler IN ols lu t:
reinqer pnn 9cno cine SoraporiG Die s ocmoht uurbs.
Or GbannSp Duunua elm aer in br prts6rtsrianifbCu
STRIDE ,u gEstrr Grurre &C., tg rb Dem Gbrp Or. DUN:
ming pacr pe YrsstyerianErtire acams San, in irnn
Co., rps frl9t
Sbslrsr 5srrS BABE Die Sh ron 9tauts gRtciin. pchs
Sis mir oub brn gis pianoteu, psrbraud, uuo uatotm
i'd ntt epas mcbr as cine Sols pbrat bate. puros mtiu
8ue aGmabi9 tsr unb vcr siniau 2asn sntub Der Sdm
9Sn;h Gafdbs III lbr fhpad 9crpnnt absr t69ih 70 pId
StSts als man erpartsu fam. ats i'd onu9 tie Webijn gu
usbmtn tstrabts msinn Sau aIs itbr seabrid. S
fe itoob nab bcn pas S mir a9n, src6s pcfnuna in Die
Woin uno sstrautt 9ar Feline aHere, uno ib CLAUDE
Rag oic5 nit tttss dlft cine Sir btrrtt bat au nsins
eunaen ptroen nit msium stnt tS1sr"
Der ebrp Dunnu9 fab bn tinss S8cs fpStr Gin sinotr
Waarn, auf ltintr 9auErs arbStSn
0J-5u tottu in, @ndbfebr trs Yetrtts,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Grhffpfi untrr Srln W1eerr.

Capt Yetsr pOn Der Sarfe MiIwcOb beribtet
Sol9snees:
1lm 30 DIT. 1850 srfubren mir in % grace 80
n6reIttsr 8reite uno SO @raoe msflcher Gdn9e et
nen beftisen @rofio6 obsr fCnff cine 9ewaItise Gr
pIOiiCn unter bsm Ncas. sic mobte elm lautes
roQsnoes 9srduIb uno bas Sdiff fdmonfte unc
Siterte 70 febr, oa6 Die eanje Mannf6aft aus Dem
SbIafe ermobte uno eribrofen auf's Oed fuBte.
Sas QSetter mar 9anS fIar uno rubi9, fein SufBu9
Iis6 Iid fibIsn un6 fen Q86Ifbsufsbsn. Das pbd'
nOmsn ersi9nete itb 9e9en ubr 80 Winuten frtIb.
Sarbou Sauntu.
Die fOl9enoe ISABELLE jei9t Die QnSabl Der Gin
wobner in ben foI9encen Stdotru in Carbon
Gauntp: rEra r- .
Wlaub Gbunt. etaet 255s ecrptr summit, $40
Summit pill, 2,502 Clifton. 80
9sbisbten, 236 gRcatbsrlr. 300
WCsaucbenn9, 9I3 8cdpcrt ls5
8tapGr Nraeerp 525 9lsi(rcrt 296
psrrppiHs 90
@Mit Summit ISiu it sin9eidIOIIen Gf0On uno
pantber Greet SaIIep.
9Ssl6s MOtipe wirfen am ftdftisfen !? co
m ue.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Die NOtIdbaft bes gSrdffSenteu GiImprc.

S6on beute seben mir bic 8otf6aft bss preiben.
ten gilmore i'm 4usSue mad Der tleberfeeun9 bes
philadelphia Osnofraten." Sod entbaIt Der
UuSSus alIes 9B1Tsnsmertbs. 9Sir babsn fenen
Raum um unfsrsm eobsefibIe in 8esus auf bisisbe
Buff Su ma6en-iie fpridt aber aud fir fb feIbft,
uno bsbarf uniersS eobes nitt Sc III in Der &bat
Elm bsrrI6ss, patrotifdes unc mufferpOUss SOfu
ment unb esrsidbt bsm SsrfaiIer Sur b6bhen Gbre.
glismano iollte es perfdumen bisfeIbs Su Isfsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Ole Oe drfte.
Marftpreife in Slllentaar. am Mittwot.
Cation NfarftpreiIe.

Tlausr, 5O-GBarn. OO-ORraqcn. .70-gRcfhtcru, So
boftr, 33-Sohsioonnn, l2-StsIaamsu 4 25-Stncttps
iaanrsn, 90 8utter, Ia -@cr 10 ShwrinefIcih s.
gBbstS, 25-pdcrpbctL O0-@i6sutrt. 00-Gpps, rs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
SSbilabcipbiacr Sy1arftbcritbt.
Sam(faa, Nopsmber 80. 1856

Samlta9, NOvsmter 30. 1850.
Nldur nno Nfcbf.-Drr @crratb Srn Ttour pcri9c
Q1ctbt tin. Cuts 8rinoe bon $4Sl lis 525 uno
fir Gin SSrbranh $5 bis $50. 9egeumht miro rrau9t
uno 6rods 1915 per gHCbtcrunrb s.. per 8arr.
Getraioc.-Sdr gRaijsn he Gohfro9e gut Gjutr
rctb trodE ron $lO3 bts SlO5 psr Suh uno gutter pti
Gr Ill pcr 8ub 8c99cn brabte SIS Gents QRlhtcrn 54
his &C @ts uno Safr 9cn 80 lis AZ Gents per 8uFba
bsMfGFFt. ~
eret gFCt wurNsn in pblartpbia 2OO0 etubedfn, 27O
8dbe NIT 8dtcr, 600 Sdptine uuo 1000 Saafs une e6m.
uSr gum 8atauf an9ctctsn.
Die ayrci6c.-ShtabrbEn iparcn inner nch in O2ohs
fraae an $500 bis ESQ Sunocrt Yuno-unarfdhr 400
Std IIno nab Samcrt ocrben wcroen Mihibs trachtIn
$50 bis 3D. Spu9Crs Sl2 bis "a mo rns adbs pen biz
l3 Sbolsr. ShuIus 6rabtn Si75 bis 25 eos bunbrt-
Die rCiE fdr Sbaofs nab Der Suatat ndnlb pcn
81 so bis 425 pas Stid.
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TInners uuo Gctraiocferciie.