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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
BUENA VISTA--BITS OF
HISTORY.


The newspapers from all sections Of
the nation, come TO US filed with euio.
gies on the late President; but mostly
with nothing new in them. One, how
ever pronounced at Salem, Mass, on
the 18th inst, by the Hon. G. w. Up.
ham, contains an account Of the cele-
brated flag of truce, which, during the
battle Of Bucna Vista, was sent from
Santa Anna 10 Gen. Taylor. This ac-
count presents some new facts, and as
it was derived from the lips of tie late
President, it will hereafter pass into
history. The passage is as follows:
As this incident Of the battle may
possibly, if the secret history of the
war is ever fully revealed, be found to
she'd light upon it, ! will here record
the facts related 10 me by Gen. Taylor
himself During the height Of The con.
dict flag was seen approaching. The
cmerg gcncies Of the day had SD stripped
him of his staff, that having no one to
send, he went himself to meet it. As
the young Officer who bore it could not
speak English, nor he Spanish, the con-
ference took place in French. The
communication was that: General
Santa Anna desires 10 know what Gen.
Taylor ,rantS?' Feeling somewhat in
dignant that q message SO apparently
impertncnt should have been sent al
such moment, and rcgarding il as per.
haps device merely to gain time OF
some other iIIegtimate advantage, OF
at the best, as a species Of trillng, he
gave an answer dictated by the feeling
of the moment--"What Gen. Tayloi
,rontS is Gen. Santa Annals Army"
Here the conference closed, and lh'
Mexican officer withdrew. Upon
moments reflection, he regretted that 1T
had given an answer so undpIomatic
and having so much the air of repair
tee. lie called 10 mind the fact lha
: his government had advised him tha
: they had favored the return of SAINT
: Anna to Mexico, from a belief that h
s was disposed to promote, and migI
i have influence enough with his Cour
): trymen to effect a termination of til
: war, and it occurred to him really dC
:, signed to open the way for negotiatio
/ and perhaps, a pacitication-an obje'
+. ever near to his heart. He rode owe
f the fields in search Of General Woo
ii made known The circumstances TO hIr
5 and suggested, if not too great a pc
" sonal exposure, tie expedicncy of h
o carrying flag to The Mcxicans lines
n ask an explanation of the message.
/. TO send an officer of his rank, cha
IN acler, and position, would remove Il
10 indignily, if it should be so regarde
ID of his blunt and summary answer
:; Geneial W NooI IeadlIy ana 9aHaht'N u
nj derlook The service, and rode forth
al execute it, but the fire of the Mexici
&c batteries could not again be sloppc
re and no further parley tool, place. T
ch next morning, when Col. Bliss was Sc
G. with flag to the Mexican headquariC
n he was requested to ascertain what b
an been intended by the message Of
ce previous day, but he found the state
ne things such as to render it vain to {
ire ter upon the subject. The import
ne the message remains unriddIed to t
he day. Santa Anna can undoublcC
'er solve the enigma.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
e., rE. EsglrcHsharet,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsville, Mo
IN Will practice law in the counties oi
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe;
Alair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
TO him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCampbel j 4
Coates store. oct24-o4.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
Charles Es. EaE.cRsdciN,
GLASGOW, MO.

GLASGOW, MO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODo'
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
BONNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE, CARPETS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.
90 Front Street, Glasgow, Mo,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

UF"Jim, suppose my wife should
fall overheard, what letter in the al.
phabet would express my wish in re,
gard to herl" why letter B Qet her
be) Of course
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

"Seal proposals. as sAs chap said
when he kissed his Sweetheart.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

Mr.. McKENNAN,-This gentleman,
who recently left Washington City for
his residence in Pennsylvania has re-
signed his place of Secretary of the
Interior. His letter of resignation is
dated on The 2Gth ult., at Washington,
Pa, in which he says that his peculiar,
ly nervous system insults him to the
harrassments of office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
EXTENSIVE MAIL ROBBERY.

An extensive mail robbery was com
mitted recently al Columbus, Ohio.
Suspicion rested on Gen, ., Hinton,
who was formerly an extensive mail
contractor in this and other western
States, but who has, since his failure,
been acting as agent for the Ohio Stage
company; he was arrested, and some oil
the stolen funds found upon his person.
bu, succeeded in making his escape
One H0usuud dollars is offered by the
Post Office Department for his appre
tension and delivery 10 the custody Of
the L. S. Marshall fog The District OF
Ohio. He is described as "bcing from
forty five TO fifty years otage, five feet
seven or eight feet high, weighs some
$50 to 200 pounds-has dark hair, al,
most black-is leshy and stout built
ilorid complexion, and looks like nard
drinkcr, but in fact is temperate. lie
is ofa compact, active make-round
full fealures--quite erect, and has at
important positive air--,aIks iuenlly
and shuts his eyes when he laughs
has very peculiar finger nails, very
thick, and in some way diseased"
Gen. II. is personally known 10 many
persons in this State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
SOCIETY FOR CALIFORNIA!

A French paper published at Rouen,
states that ship.agent, at one of the
ports, was under engagement to fad
passage, during the last month alone, for
nine hundred and ffy females of doub-
fnl character, who had been collected
from Paris and other towns of France,
to be embarked for California. The
paragraph adds: "fhey are sufficiently
young to make it probable that they re,
turn to correct habits, in new coun
try, and be of use in the formation Of
an infant colony.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
EoBT. T. PRIWITT, JNo. W.
EsrcWitt 81 Henry.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, FGyette, Mo,
IA will attend to all business entrusted to
them in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
pTOfiice in Criger's Frame building TWO
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov. 10, lSi9--y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

A useful appendage to vessel is a
mast but her commander is master
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
John W. LURE
Luke s. Jennings.

PROD UCE BR o X e r s,
Commission and Forparding Merchants,
Commercial Street, St. Louis, Mo.
po.ween Vine street and Washington Avenue
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Roe g. KERcnEvAL' St. Louis
ID E. WALSH; :,
:, HANENKAMP q Co c''
Nv. HARRIS & Co.. Glasgow
PERRY g. BARTHoLow.
g, Louis, January II, is9o'~ly'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
ID II bNA 80
Attorney at LAW,

TRENTON, GRUMPY Co. Mo.
NNTILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted to his care in the Courts OF
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

y w. DtGEs DIRT. II. GRAVES
K. W.. Eiggcs &CO.
WHOLESALER d. RETAIL DRUGGISTS
(Corncr Market and 1st street,)
GLASGOW, MO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, Rert
door TO the Glasgow House.

TERMsoF PUBLICATION.
Fer one year, if paid in advance, So 90
If not paid before the end Of the year, 3 90
CLURS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
GREAT BUSTLE AMONG THE
FEMALES.

Mrs. Weber is out boldly and. in.
genuonsIy, recommending the male at
tire as The most appropriate vesturc for
single females She alduces author.
tiles to prove that, in carly ages, men
and women dressed precisely alike; and
that The distinction in dress which now
exists was arbitrarily drawn by the
male sex, in the lyrannicaI exercise OF
power, which they derive solely from
their greater physical superiority"
Her plan is to restrict girls 10 their
frocks until their completion of their
education. Upon their entrance
into society, they arc to dress precisely
like males Of a similar condition, and
continue to wear male attire until the
day of their marriage. Widows at the
end Of their mourning season are lc
resume mems apparel, unless they are
determined never to marry again. II
effect, this is a scheme to distinguish
marriageabc females from marricl
women and confirmed widows. Re
garQcd in this light, it ia, at least on,
merit. and may on that account, claim
the friendly connjcnancc Of Inc bache
lor fraternity. Il would save them
= vast deal Of trouble in a>rcrllinin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
SS6bentli6e 9Srtefilte.
ROu. %, 1850.

Gin @g,libuG Der SrisF usbs Sehn Disnflas at.no
out Dem biEi9ru pcfomt tir9cn SCbletrn fnn.
Sfaat Qmcp, Glen ara, GRutiam Bart 2. Soerb 8atu,
Stcnlcu 9ernhars Sbcmas Yedtt Charles Yotbmou. R.
94. 8ain Samcs Bitter, QrO 9rcpn Gbrtiau gcblt GbOs
snuSt Ga, ptram Beers Sultan 8cper, Gmrs Start Sams
Graesr, ripb 8. 9rsss, Wloro Carmen 8 uno D. Cenp
pbiip Dictt 2sun Sauuert Scbn 9bnou G5ils @pmores
Srou Srans Gmsrr Scbu Sdeiugrr, 9liatsb Srt1 Goro
TtGpetttr Rcutcn Slid Dand tts Dapio G5tcss @nts 6.
GausEr, s. adtnbab Sbrmas 9rcscs, SbscccCc Gtct q.
5oui, SrIpb 5ub, Scipb Older, e. 9. ocffan SSrcnjab
lanss, Sarp cTman, GbarCs 6erman, brrr nr, bornab
bartmon, Scbn = Sarr Daniel Seiper, Sotcb Sepr, Gbas
cin esa Sid, NnnG Srmnr, Qbrabam egrus Gopio Sourp,
Scpb espau, 1nno eci9 8 9Rer, aGsn Il. gatr, Sdtrb
00rts, tna Scbn @rrSr, 6raut Ocusrr" Scbu Il. Nats
Ier, Ms 9 eon9n. 81. g. SItcr, SuC. S SltbtI 6crrst
@Succr, Srbn Yaut Mhad gtcts, Gccree Rbcaos Giq.,
eps Rcimcr Scbn 8ctb, 8sinbarb uuo Rsinnitb s Sao
if g. 8ihoro IT,, @ios 8ctb, q gia6eb Ru 2, anantas
Shatr, GBiaou Snt g. Srbn Stsier ttree Strabh, Das
rio Sbimsr, 8. SdSfrr, Sturp Skrusr, 9B 0E. Sdo9s,
Sanlrs SeasrraplS errps Surbsr, Rctsrt Srr 9curao
Smitb, 3 SomsS Silts g. 3. Stbuot, @niamu S6Sr So:
porp Sbrirn, NusEluo Snitb, AMANDA SbEare, banuab
Sdrrrr, Trau g. Stabf Dr. ebcr SrsYlrr gHiiam &ranlS
S 0Rhr 6cne gBsuner 6rierb SFetf gBetslp uuo 9sn:
barb, ecrenb SSrrmen, Sfnat nka gl6 e. gRtn Srecri
Wea9cr, Rtutam Urbn.
Marie e. t5Ornbsd, 9. @.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28

ben aetreten. ,Sa bat mir Der GsrI Die fd6ne
f6warSe Gappe abssfuuft UNI mor9en earin &C..
bdnq su werben lnO nau fa9t er ct babe fen gclc "
,,gBen." iprab Der Sra9oner, nfcmm gu nit
mir gum Captain; i6 benfe, er miro Did befreoi'
qen, unp oieueidt fannit 8u ibm fOnft nod stmaS
pertaufen, bsnn cr bdlt nod biee Nadt feline tSo6'
;sit."
.,Sbut er? rpeu, idb bab Die ft6nfen SOdSis
Sdnofdeu Die man febsn mas-usiB wie SOnner,
al ibsr."
,,Oa Fault er Dir ee,pi6 elm Yaar ab."
,,Dentf Ou? 9Seu. Du bift Elm braper &erI
Da, ben Sa6ltrebl nil ib Dir f6enfcn" Sit
paren iett an bss Captains 3immer an9eonst
unp einen Uu9enbIid carauf fano Der .Erdmer ean95
fOro 9e9enilber.
(sdhB nSdIte gBttbs.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
q G It . + b c II:
(@in0clanNt Surtb Vfarrtr saar.l

(@in9canot ourb pfarrtr Sd9T)
am 23tsn 9lrp. in panucSrr, Or. Dantet Suicr I'M 65
ecttnsiabrc.
I'm rcrtetn 5re09 in ggtEnturS Eaunfbp, ea Gauutp,
pbittp @ bmiot I'M SlltEn eebcnsiabrs.
StuS;rbruna 8cbciIt eureb Srant'S SunacnbaIs
fam -aII9cmeine Sehipdcbc gebeilt Snret, Sraut's
NciuiaunaSs sGrtract.-Dte lorrsn Sctt6ubCr uuo Co.,
ahborc 8euutt ~ S6erln ecrran &C., Sbc, ibriCbGn
term 49, Ott. lS4S-Niabm Yraut's GPebinsn, pds SIR
uus otauot bait brt 9cnats u @ltpauo 9scu bau ht:
ten mir ror. 9Rtit mir 70 eft nur frtbc MCeinn tc9rn
wurSeu, nNm s ribt fnb, pcfdr fe aus9bt f worGu
mir al eaCu bi Siu9cucnmcn, uno tcnnn uu6 nibt 9i
entGSfci r6 mir f gum Sefau balrn mcttn Ns mir ries
ktcu oc rrbon battn, wurre lb a. 6ttSuNcr) hr &c:
ua siucs YampbNtS brpc0cn, cine Sobe oss Gun
fans nit nab 6oui 81 nbmtn SRne Srau tpar fbcn fit
10 gQcnun ron sintn b9n 6un 9audI uno unire SrCus
DC tcfdrbn oag fir e tSin Gttd mcbr gu fubru i. Nbsr
tres unrn @crrtbttn 9t9n patrntsr,intn mdn mir &c:
ttnnsn, ho6 SSrant'S SSaIlnm uno Neiui0uugss Gre
tract ptraBis it, allen aupern Die mir tcnnu. ns
Srau drt 9lcb @rtibtruus uuo cbe e nr bic srte Sto'
fhc oun; p6rau bats, u9 @ ibr Sutano Fbncu m pers
teIrn uno 81 fbsn bcrurrn cine rcltcmmCnc Sur Den
Rcniauuos:Grtra babe m prrlCnI fir Sbpibe bcs Srms
ocGraubt uno ano bn ols bic te ein ur 9BitorbGyl;
luue oss sptcms mi, Der id il 6etannt wuroe."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Set rl6cbifc SO,t0refs.
Cine wi1tisc Satbc fit paS a5uIf!

StntemaG fb Ger @On9rsB bersitS nibfte @Ohe
urrlammet-cine Segebenbeit auf Die aue Semi
tber erwattuugSpou 9efpannt limb uHo neil Die
fcmmenoe cine Der mi6ti9lten SiBunQen 9eben wiro
cine Sieung pieneebt mob fturmftsr uno pOn
9r06cren SoI9cn als bic lsse, ineem ein9e Der lei
eenihafterre9enoten Sro9en ju perbancetn itno
wpruntsr namsntIib Die StIo0Gcifraoe clue 9aupt
role fpieEen Uiro unb inoem ss entfbiepen meroen
muB Oh uniere aeebte Union erbalteu merben fol-
ooer nitbt: 70 baben iib 9lbele rln0 Stroufe
Cote neulib in geibdft5uerbinouuq aetreten ilno)
enf6Ioifsu, ibren Mhbbrgern i'm &Orau5 su per-
flnesn oaB iie fur bic 9anSe Union iinc uno Su te
men SanatlFern 9eb6ren uno eemjufcl9e aub i'm
Serfaufen ibrer prdthti9en uno perbu9Iihen @abt'
ustwaareu gar fsineu lntGfhieo maCben ob Suo
ooer NCromdnner, Uoer ir9eno Semano fonff nit If
nen baneet-Que ino ein9eIaben anSurufen une
ibrs 8aaren Su bsfebsn, weIde tbsils aus fo9enccn
befeben, Die auf Sano 9ebaLten uno auf Seitsuun9
perferti9t peroen:
ScrCu, Gear, QaImlraf unb Serpeutine Sofds,
SetretdrS. @arorCbeS uno SrrlIerS, Seioboaros,
SOfas, Qier. Sioe, @orsuno Centre Stables, nit
MarbIe unc Mabosonp SObS, @aro Sreaffait,
Dining uno @pIinoer Gables franS6fftbe uno
baIb'frons6ffde SboufeIfhbIe, SOOttcoIs Sttt'
msnts, giOans, Suheritrdnfe, @cnfcrS, 9eoe.
falls, QianolfooIs, Qcoment ornaments, SOilet
Gables, SabouretteS ober SettingiioOlS, SrCnh
MabO9onp 8e1cuen, Sigh, Seal uno Srend
pfclien perftieosner Qrten, Gdlbrdnfe, Stnts,
SadmuIeen, ETC.. etc.
Bureaus pcn So bis -Settteurn pcn 1915
bis s6O-SCfa5 UOn s22 bis $50, u (. 10.
Sncem fie bebsutence @rfobrun9 in beiem Sc
Ibdft babcn 70 fdmeideIn iie fdb, oue ibre Sun
cen Sur p6ni9er 3ufriecenbet berienen gu f0nnen.
tSausbiIter uno 2(nocre, Die etrpas bra uden, inr
b6fIidif ctn9eIaoen Bel bucn onSulprctGn.
rC1G Geparircn miro auf Die fUrScits Qubei9e Der
Iribtct-Iomic isoe Qrt &apcSiren biut9 UOl5C9cn.
g. =. Slbclc,
s.. vi. SIrpnic.
Quentaun, 9loU %, 1850. nqbt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
@cfeQI6aftsz 9tuAbGun0.

gIa6rdt miro biemit se9ebsn oas Die bi5bsr BE-
fanccne @sfsQfhaft, Ssrbinrung 9efbdfe betrei,
bcno unter Der Sirma Don Sens uno Souniider," in
Gombia Saunftip, Gsba Gauntp, am Iseten sricn
Hp,il nit qesenIcitser Ginmui9uns ouf9sGo6t nor.
ben III. QQe oicisn9sn babsr Die nod an befaetc
Sirmd ftuIcis fiuo wsroen srfudt ;ptfden nun
uno eem iftsn Sauuar ndeblfsn5 abSubsSabIen, uno
Sclde bic nod rsdJtmdfti9e Soroeruu9sn baben Be,
lieben ibre 4ehnuus innerbaIb Der beiaeteu 3eit
ein,ubdnciaen. Natb beiaatsr 5eit merocn Die 8u,
der sinsm Srieomsridter gum @intrsbcu ilberseben
asctcr Cent,
GpbrGim 2pna.
9loU. %. "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
9SbildbcIpbiaer NSarftberiebt.
Samfao, Topembrr 9, 1850.

SuHITUYI JEUVtIIIVNI n IOUU'
Sfaur uno S0Icbl.-Dr @crrab prn Tlaur mar rcrt9t
9Prte tn. SUIT gr6nb trabn ST. 81 lis 81 uno
fir Gin &rbron So bis 6,75. 8c99enmeM miro pironS
uno trOt So 75 per SaS-gHh htcrnnebI 81 81 per Sarrt
Gjctraec-Sdr~gRai,tu mar tis 0ahfra9e gut Gjutir
rrtbr tra pcn 9S GutS bis O6 per 8ubc uno outer rp
Gtr l5 per 8ubd Rcean Grae S5 Gents QHdibtcrn 81
Gis &c Gents unO 6afr scn 36 bis 42 Gms pr Suiha.
Siebs sWfarPt.
ecets Qprt wurNrn in 4bilabpbia 1850 Sdtacdn, 800
Sdbt nit 8GtSr, 700 Sbptue uub 2700 Sbaoft unO Cams
gum @atouf an9ctctsu.
Sic yrcifc.-S6latbchtu iparen tmltr ncd in SIotf
fraas oil $500 bis 625 ptr unotrt YunN-un0fibr 400
Sttd no nab SIGWcrt occtsn peroen MtbtubS wadttn
800 bis 80 Sprn9s $l2 bis "a uno rrnt 8ubs ron bis
IA Sbatr Sprlue brabtu $4 rs bis 525 roS SunoSrt-
Die prrit fir SboofS parsu uab Der Suotit namlb prn
81 25 bis 400 eaS StGd.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Suction! auctiOto !

Quf ben gteuiabrsta9, Sauuor |. 1851, fOuen am
Saue uon 0anisI Sitter, in 8eiienbur9 &ounftip,
9eba @aunp,
Cine 9rpBe s5srf6icbenbeit StObr9ilter
ouf 6fentliter Quttion uerfauft werecn, beltebenC
5u She'll aus
Sud, GaiIinet, &attuu, S6awEs, Striimpfc,
6anbIbube, 9n9bam, MOu5 De Gain, t5aI5ttter
unc nod picIe anpsre StObrwoarcn Su umltdneu6
ju melcen.
Gie Scbinsunssn am SerfaufSta9e unS Iufmar.
tun9 ucn
Y1opemter 2S, 1850. "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Grnfli6e 9(nsetoe.

Que tieienisen meIdbe nod fduIoi9 ino an 8 0 bn
@luf ebeocm Don Sho Bbetbaa SaunI6ip,
9e6a @auntp, fei es in bsm Ssnou'3ettet Ucer auf
ancere Urt, fno bisrburd ouf9efOrcert fObao ric.
fsIts fdlis fno bri Dem unts3ei6nsten onSurufen
unp abSube,abten, welbr bic Suber u. (. 10 fet.
mes 8ater5 1u peristtsIn lbernommen BAT. Diee.
niaen bic nod Soroeruu9eH an befagtcn SCbn
Stud boben Inb ebenfaas srfubt piefeIbe einsu
brinaen pamit aaes in Tibtisfeit 9ebra6t wnoeu
fam.
Gsu6sn slid, 9tgent.
Nou. %, 1850. nq-3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
9Hp it Spfepb QEntDn @antcrl
lus GanbSim, i'm 8oniithcn?

Jus AanDtlln, I'M Vobldhtn!
Derfd6s paubere aubrtbo6 abrsn nab Nmea ausune
cu niss 3 in osu GtumertSn bel @Glbstbtauu Santafr
9ouu uno t ei6arcn teihSf9t 9optn FIN. Scn c ebtn
an9lcmnrener Batter aus Dcuih0no pdulbt bntdt Eien
annibetscrt ia crabrCn, uuo olss ibm 81 Se tl
miro 9bGten m bel bm siuwluou in Ssao9 cfEr eaoi9t
an ibu y tbrrFSu unsr fclsSuorr aporelt:
Ybilip 8anter,
NeOlin9 get 2ut SSrtS @ouutr, "a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
NoU. %.
2lufiUrScrun0.

Scbdun Gserse gB ctf ron @oin9tu 2Int Sdbptrnosu
I'M Grrsbtratbum 8atsn miro finGm @ruor Gaipr 9t:
Ibt Die EoorC an eCnilttn 1T Gapcr 9Etf care Of 9Vr
SbrtnasrI panss Cir SIT gYjfbu 4rb uno 8ots pbbrl;
pba, po.
3u9cid srIuhs id .. Sdnot cGr nit mir ptu 3drdb nab
Safd rits, um an9Obe fines aufCntbaitscrtrs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
q ie @f a T. 2 +.
SS 6 rD cirdtbct

I'm kGtn Sruutriiaa burtb Den Gbrp. prn. SuIs, 6r.
Sbcnas Sbuls, ron Ertfcro YGrt6 &c., nit 9B pOnnab
6ristd, ron S6Srmilfcro, estba &c.
(0urdb gfarrSr Sasr.D
I'm 2itn gIrp Or SAINTS gBt nit OR S1aro erbad, StHS
ccn Gitotrmasir9t.
-or. Sti SBhir, nit giF suanua Sbr0 tsrt prn NNn'
tam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Gin G6mteDf6ap init G5cf1trr.

Gin Sbmicbibap nit GeItirr stt. III Su pfrIeb.
ucn bel ocm untefbriebsHen, in Sbebornopee
Sounfbp Montsomer1 Gauutp, qcIe9cn in elmer
9utcn 9iodbarfhaft fir &unoCn'Qrbctt on eEr
poffroBe uon Rcrri5tomu nad S09sIsptGe. Die
Sdmieeerei in ;u eiefer Scit in eutem Stan6. @i-
ner lsoiaeu Verfcn miro Elm aGnJ gutter 8iresn dns
aebcten; foute fb isoOb fein Seot9er einfnoen.
oonn miro Semano nit elmer tlcinsn Samilie cine
G3eIcaeubcit luoen, outb nit elmer gutcn g8cbnune
onic6n su msrcen. 0e5 @efcbtrr, StasbaEa uu6
mas icnf 5u elmer Gdmiecrrst scb6rt 1T alles in
autcm St0no, IlGn meIoe ft bel
Sfaae 81. SedltcL
S6srbnnncNr YCltOut, Nlcnt0cmsrp &c.
Vcprmber IA. no3ra
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
s(flonet's SSerfauf.

Quf Sonncrla9S ben l2ten December, um llbr
Watmittaes, fouen am Sauie BON Sobn 8. SO
mq in 0ierrmacun9ie Saunfbip, ee6a Gauntp,
6ffentlitb perfauft wereen:
0ferce, @ferbesefhtrr, Shbe unc &ibfetten, Elm
4.G3dulsmaeen nit 8ocp, Spaii rpa9en nit @s.
Gcbirr Sref6maftue uno pferce9epalt cine @a.
tent 8inomibIe, SrObbant, Sfen nit Robr. nebit
nod uerfbiecenen anoTu Sau5 nne 8aunn9srd.
then Su peihiufo ju mseen.
Greoit uns QufWartuna pcn
S5entamiit So9st
Uff9uee pOn Sobn 8. 9iOmi9.
Hop %. nq-3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Ole 81 drft
Morftprefe in 2taemtaun, am MittWO&.
Cation Marftprcife.

Stuucr, 5O-gaarn, l OO-Rc9sen, 70-gRGihtrrn, So
baftr, 33-5ahsiaanlen, l2-8tciaomen 25-Sunrtbr'
iaa,,en 90 9uttcr, ID -Gir. 10 S6ptlnetlHh, 8
G9bistrr, 5-5idcrbcli O0-@itbnbrl, OO-GPs, TO-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
SCfentlt6c 93cnDu.

2(uf Somfo9S ben l4ten December, um IL r6r
WitaqS fcu an een Stcbr ors perltorbenen ours
&uOp. Geetbin pOn Boibin9tOn Saunidip Sed'o
@auutp, Elm Qdortement
/zesz Grpfens<9Sa0reit IartesSSa0>
/ Iss,,,,T y, ren BON allen Sprtclh @rpens
- laSzsa-ER Z 9S0orent 9ln6 9Soorelt Auetns<
SSoarelI cine Qluslpabl 9rO5ereietl II. (.
lp.i II. [. No. II. {. ~,
auf 6ffentIiter Senbu uerfauft wrroen.
Die 8erin9un9sn am SefaufSta9e unS duff
partun9 pCn
GaYio HnSp,
SsrncI Nnop,
9Scter GroE,
Qeminitraicrtn.
q. 8.-N ebmt Sba DIT, oenn am Qbeno oe8
cbenbela9ten Sa9es, weroen mieoer alIerIet Stobr:
gutter filr Sun9e uno QIe scute 6fentIib auf 4Re.
ton psrfauft perocu
SOP. %. 1850. nq3m
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prosiso; but ne 'e'' ''e hees''" =, 800 ~
lssaing 6eTern'neht ''f '"e ,',s ,,,.re
Oregon, and though me l'1's'' '',.,a,, and
he knew II 70 or e"',r'if - .;a.c /,
siace II must De ehuFe'F ,'is@ IL.
took away no fishl' no p.,t'i, ,;,,A, ~
iimable, no vegetable ., '' ~, a. IN enr
the south be said he "o"'1 - o..
the sake oil enae,l's '~ T., a.,
eminent IN tha' ieflh",f, ~. -, a.,
tinely useless--aha N H'". rnr ,,y.
nTeiy senseirss p,o's M. ,,,ch n re-
sell, VIII say 'h~' ~ 4, ,i,aro J., an,
annexation o. : "'''1 49,, democracy or
man, any OF 'he -. ~ am.
any one o' me ~. v;I,n,, ,,o.
poses 1t necessary ~ ,,......,.,,.,,, c,- .,,
viso IN lern'"f'a' ~, c....,.
HeXico' iha' i"f" ~. :, 80, H.. aver.
ION mat II Is h'e' 80, -, IL. f,ot If
lasting SHOWS 81 80, ,.;o., If
slavery by thr ''''s ~, ..L,,,',.,e ,1.r,.
an act OF 'us ~, ,b,r..,o,
Is PaHieuiaf - .,a;J L,cl
there Is ''"' -. I 49,, road,
from beeoiihh3 ~. g., "a,
10 assert y" - =. /, r,or, tho ,e,r
slavery ~, i"''|," ~ III ,,,,J
1897 ha', -, ,l.J,..s
again ah" ~" i','.'''' ''..........,,, hat
bni Nla p"' ~ " '',''~ - 80 d,,t d,..
d,.graee 70 my own understanding
ur President. IN tht eyeitnd times IN
which We live there l. found 10 eNi-i "a state
of elimination and rcrr.niaation between
tho North and South There are lists %.
,,-iec,nre- produced hy each; aud those
,,rieyancrs. real az sIppo.sd, ALLEVIATE ih'
mind. of o1e potion Of The country tom
the other, cxasperata the feelings, ,abdn"
the sense of fralerual connection, and pa
tnotic love aud mutual regard ! shall be-
.9v sir. a little attention upon lhe-" $40.
non, grievances produced oH the one sIde
and ON ,h.. other. begin with the com.
ulaint. of the Sog'h / wiil not answer
further than have. ho reHrml statement,
Of thu honorable Senator from south 1r-
olina. that the \0nA Do. grown upon me
south In consequence OF fla manner ol ad-
mini.icfinr this Go,onmrli, in the collect.
INC Of the revenues. aud 81 forth They
are DISPUTED topics. aal haye no molina
ion to enter into tbem bui vii STATE
these complaints. especially one complaint
Of the South, which ba. Dc .u} opinion Iu-i
foundation: and chat i'iH' tbcn ha, been
fauud at the North. amoH1 Individuals aud
among the Legislator of tIr North. a de-.
inclination te perform 0llt tllrlr cpustiu.
tional duties IN regard b. the return Of per.
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{ \ X ID $. 7. TIC.

WI r,yIos. M 49,,
IANLOk & PIERCE, Physicians an;
j g'9ns, tender their professional ssry,,. ~
the citizens Of Mar, Fall and vicinity
,ariau, branches Of their profession. " q
office No = Johnsons new brick l,a,-
Marshall, Nov. 10. 1919 ma i.
hot1OR " u. TACkETT hs, ~
} nently located in Marshall. lie "a -
fully tenders Ia. sersicesto the public gersi -
iu all the various branches of the med,r,I !
tesslnh ~
Ohcc, No Johnson'- brick buldi,y