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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

we are truly gtatilied 10 learn that tic
btetliet Of The gfeat orater Of the Eouth
West-Hsv. Gh8huB L. phfNrtss-hu.
undertaken TO collect, and prupbses Il
present To lie public, iii h durable form
the iitit1efotis fugitive memorials Of tiit
genius, intellectual might. md ]eiorioi,.
eloqtie,iee, Of his ~latnelited relative. W.
IRE satisfied that he Is fully competent tt
The task lie has undertaken. The work
viii itieet with iii immense sale il, The
South. West.
HE friends Of the departed tati greatly
aid Tie work by forwarding to Mr.. George
H. Ptentlss sue1i mettientos Of the spatl,
lihg wit, bttfnitia eloJtenee, and powerful
argument, that made The Iatnei,ted dead
stand prominent. In lie first rank, Of the
illusttlots orators and statesmen Of the
present generation, which they may have
saved and preserved, I'll unfortunate for
The reputation Of Mt. +. that but few Of
his speeches were ever fully reported
But 1t was almost impossible 10 fefert
him. Tie faridity with which he show
cred tile choicest intellectual gems tipo, his
heatets, his b~filliaiit conceptions. his rapjd.
startling. and powerful ~ahaiyzation If n
subject, the SURPRISINGLY beautiful i%ilttstfa.
tioiis, with wl,iel, he adorned Nh inipfea4
,iable argument, making it glow and
sparkle IN beat,ty like the rainbow, arid
the glorious Imagery with which he
clothed every thing he touched. often
caiised reporters pens to drop from Their
haiids, as their eRts drank in the itnras.
accents Of The wonderful orator.
There ate many fugitive memorials of
wit. eloqtenee, and intellectual power.
+. s.. PhHnflss IN tile hands ofl,is u,at,y
friends These, If transmitted to his
brother, Rev Gto. IL PRfHrtss. at Naw.
ark. New Jersey, will enable him l., ttiuH
n surprisingly interesting volume.
We earnestly invoke lie transmission Of
these memorials. They viii tt,et, be
spread before the public, in all eudur;nu
'orin, aud n portion, at least. OF %i,istiaa
wiz he done 10 the memory Of d great,
l0blp and tfttn hearted tplan,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Sad intelligence.

We deeply regret the sad misfortune
which has befallen the beautiful mn
aonrisling town Of Plaquemibe. Durint
the latter part of the night OF the 18th in
slant, the river bank opposite the town
commenced caving with great rapidity
destroying u large amount Of property
We deeply sympathize with our Plaque.
mine friends, and trust that the rt1mors
which have reached US are much exagaer.
ated.
The best printed account Of the sad
catastrophe we find In last Wednesday,
True Delta. 1t was written by a CORES.
pondent:
PLaquEMtNE, Or. g., 1850.
Your correspondent has d painful duty
to perform. Our thriving and prosperous
little town is suddenly checked in its on.
ward career by a dreadful calamity. Tn
the latter part Of last night, the bank Of
the river in font Of the lower part Of the
town cavedin and has already DESTROYED
property to the amount Of $4,000. No
houses have, MS yst, fallen in, but for a
distance Of one hundred yards the buildings
are on the very brink, and openings are
above and behind them. The owners are
moving their goods and pulling down their
houses as fast as they can. I ought not,
perhaps, to have made any estimate Of the
loss, for it is almost impossible to arrive at
q just one. ! feel convinced that the deg
trnction has but commenced. Biror,
Lacoste, Ogipe, Durond and Hoare are, /
believe, the principal sufferers . far.
APPROPRIATIONS In CosoaEss.-In re-
ply to a question put by a member Of the
House Of Representatives on the 25th ali.
10 the Chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Means, the latter said that the
amount of the appropriations TINS far
made by Congress, was S44,47G, 500. This
however, remarks a Washington paper,
lid not include the ten millions in the
Texas boundary bill, nor the amendments
Q the Navy bill, nor did it include the
Million put into the Civil and Diplomatic
bill by the Senate !; nor the
rnendments to the Indian Appropriation
ill, making another million. The appro-
riations for the Army and Navy, incluL
!. in this aggregate, amounted to 81, !,
90, 1000. |,
$50 M#& @N%@M -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
FIR NE HUM Boags Gassta.
Union Meeting.

In accordance with previous notice a
|afge and respectable meeting of the eiti.
zens OF lberviIle and Ascension, without
distinction OF party, was held at 'the
Island IN the parish Iberville, on the 9th
Gay Of October, in houor of the passage
Of the California, Utah, Texas, New
Mexico, and Fugitive Slave bills by Con.
gfess. On motion, the meeting vas 81.
ganized, by the appointment Of Hon.
Philip Winffee, Jrs Of Ascension, presi.
dent Of the meeting; Maj. o. D. Watson,
Narcisse Le Blanc, DR.. r. II. Christian,
M Zenon Blown, AdoIphe Babin and
Pierre T. Cole, Vice Presidents, and John
Sullivan, Esq, a. Secretary.
The President explained the object Of
the meeting in on eloquent address, where
upon Il. A. Upton, Esq, moved the ap.
pointment of a committee of three to re-
pot resolutions expressive Of tile sense OF
the meeting upon the passage of the fore.
going measures by Congress. Wbereup-
ON the Chair appointed r.. A. Upton.
Esq, lion. Il. L. Watson, aud Eugene
BabIn, Esq, as said committee. The
retired, and after a brief alb
sence returned, and through their clair
man, Il. A. Upton, Esq, reported the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions
Whereas, By the passage 0 ffhe California. New
Mexico, Utah, Texas, and Fugitive Slave Bills by
and their enactment into law. by the
of Willard Fillmore, President Of IN
Dmted States, the slavery question, that has agi-
.afed the country, in every section, to a greater or
ess extent during the past ten years, has now
'een definitely settled, and whereas seine dis
ontent i raid still to exist ii different portions az
ne country, North and South and whereas II i
Q the opinion Of this meeting, right and prupes.
nat TINS disconfent should cease and that the cisL
ems Of fhs Onion generally shoald meet to=ss.--
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

The following returns of the election
for a member Of Congress in the Second
District have been received at the Office OF
the Secretary ofStatc. They are, of course,
eDseasa. AT the time of going to press we
had not learned whether the official re-.
turns from Jefferson parish had come to
1a,i &a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

We copy the subioihei items Of lai
telegrapl,ie intelligence from otif Ne,
Orleans exchanges. They will be- fot,u
to possess Importance and interest
new Yutk MARKETS,
New foRH, NoahaN 0stsbsr 1850 =
M.-tluur unchanged lard ~ porl
%it,nilset heavy toilpe firm and improving
Nio Il. Java ia per b.. New Oflean.
s'ttyar active Mt 9 to n, Cuba ~, ant
Porto Rico I TO 8 cents.
LOUISVILLE, 7ues1aN, Oetotef 8, g A
n'-The steamboat Kate Fleming, from
this place. bound for Cairo. with a large
number Of passengers un board. burst both
her boilers OH Saturday nj Walkers Bar,
above Striitlilbi1. on the Ohio river. Capt
Durham. her commander. WIS badly In.
litted, aud also II number Of the passengers,
among whom arc the following
NEW ORLEANS PASSENGERS INJURED.
e. i. Buddeeke. Joseph Bradley. N.
Harris, J s. Renifoe, ] l.. Oviatt, Caleb
Warner. and W. T. Osborne.
Also wounded, Judge Haskell, Of Gal.
weston. Texas Capt Quarrier. of tho
steamboat Jnfnes Hewitt aud Mr.. Webb
and q, Cochran, of Louisiann.
How dangerous the in juries are we can.
not yet ascertain.
The Kate Fleming had left here OF,
"Wednesday, and was aground at Walkers
Bar. from which she got off Saturday
nooti she WA about proceeding OH her
trip when the explosion took place; she
subsequently burnt to the waters edpe.
But little Of the passengers baggage
was saved,
BALTIMORE ELECTION.
baltimore, Wednesday,, Oct. o, o so
r, M-Received nj 8 Is, P. m.--Jobn II.
L. Jerome, wing, Is elected Mayor of Bal.
timore by a majority. The council Is
divided. This is an important
wing triumph.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION,
LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Oct. o, 8 r.
M.--Sixth District--Ross, dem, is elect.
ID. Seventh District--Dickey, wing. ia
In the Perry and Cumberland district
he name of McLynhan is given as elect.
Il; politics not stated.
OHIO ELECTIONS.
Ohio gives Wood a majority over John
on (whig) of ten thousand. The Legis-
allure will be wing. The returns as far
$ they have come in show a wing gain
twelve in both branches. This will
insure the election Of a wing U. s. Sem
tor-an event of much Importance.
FUR THE BY THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AT Havre, on the Esd September, the
ales of cotton were 1,f07 bales at full
At London, on the 9th, prices
'ere easier.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oct. l.. .
COLLECTOR FOR SAN FRANc1sco.-- Hon. :
. Butler King, Of Georgia, has been :
Collector at San Francisco. /,
a'ifornia, in place Of T. r. Davis, of 9
e~nnsylvania, who declined the appoint ,
ent. !.
APPOINTED by THE PRESIDENT AND i
sNaTE-Messrs. Alexander Legendre,
Appraiser OF Merchandise, New c
leans, La. \
Auguste Meteyer. Assistant Appraiser n
Merchandise. New Orleans, La. Up
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

The noualdsenvtile Nigtient annou,,.
re that The hne steamer Many FotEs
ftil I've here, to-day, crowded with the
es',ty and manhood OF that town ana
itInitN W. trust that they have heard
our Bah, TO he given ut the state
louise, on the 10th, aud that they win
ostpone their trir. until that time, We
foald like 10 see the laivrst ilewers OF
,seensIon and the swAetcst roses Of
Baton Rouge, with tl,eir gallant cavaliers,
stn together in the gay and festive dance.
AZ al events, our citizens must I've me.
arcd and ready 10 give our netghhors Of
,~sccnsian q hearty and cordial welcome.
hctla they eonc to-day,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Removal or the Pest once.

The rSst eifiee ltns, been removed fropj
Ne ~lihrhey House 10 tl,e 6ne new htirt
hi'diits belonging, 10 Nlr J. bAhertER,
>rl,er Lafayette and FIoriin streets. The
lico il kert III The stofs immediately i'd
iuiug the corner store, soon 10 I've file q
18th M extensive bot of Rt33u1t9r re-
siitiy purchased at the North Nv Measfa
mtauier Il tnnohe. Mr.. J. c. 1Anota,
Ne %gentlemanls Postmaster, lns nov
rerythih4 " IN aprlerie ordct," md ia
repaired to circulate the news TO all who
,ay call, and have anything IN the "buX"
he new location or the Post office Is II
intfal one, ana, We thint, viii ba'pepu-
~.
ny the way, It may not he oft OF The
my 10 menttoii, IN this connection. that
H. lANett expects ~ receive very short.
n fine assortment Of STATIONERY. Fancy
,~rticles, Doohs, Prrrunpry, Walking
ticks, Cutlery, hnd more pretty things
IAN YOU could "hlinke h stick at ~ ia n
teel aud hall or two weeks.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

u The Senate has rejected the no,ni,
nation of Thos Webb. Register Of the
Land Office at Greensbnrg. La. So saws
las; Thursdays picayune.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12


AcKNbWh Erettsfs We nre ihiatteJ
the lion ptsaas H5rbE. ri the IT, a
elnte for d copy Of the " Massaae aib
e%ev,nrahting Documents, for 1890
Ilie document Ia valuable, md we ntt
.uth ob iIsj 10 MI Eotilt, FOR l,is atteh
on IN forwarding il To us.
We hive alec 10 acknowledge the r.,
lirt, froin the lt,es TnoHAs lGwiNu, u
ie u e F%ieiinta, Of n butti'd copy " The
Report Oh The Finances, iEin' io' :
his volume IL extremely valuable, 90 80.
jttt Of The immense mass If Information,
llative to The finances Vi the country.
'l'ith II etnlDdins.
We tlia,S tie distihEui7Stl Senator
II tliis valuable mark Of lie attention.
F~Tlie District Court ur Tie .Ftigtl,
ulitial District Of Louisiana. will cotS,
lei,ee q regular term ou .NlS'''ay next,
Lon j. j BuHH, presiding The session
III probably last three weeks, there
ling n lhrfe amount of important bnsi-
sss which viii come ~ iof trinl. D
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
hctda they come to-day.

& lF~Cd. Benton has wrltteu a long let.
Z to o FREUD in ST. LOUIS, which il puh.
shed, The rurrort of il ia that hc will
: . candidate for The Presidency. il nomt.
nteA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

= The weather still continues warn
Notwithstanding the lateness Of the seq
bn Tile dust, however, IN the strpets /:
hat most n,,t,oys the good people o
Ne guod'y city, It l. something dIess
aan n Foot deep, mud when that dove o
ne mnles ARE driven through the ~s,tea,a
'hich Ia an often occurrence. the cloud
dust which they rhise, almost hide the
III from view. The mules are mules ma
mules, but The way they "kick MP a
,tst y reminds n Of a gale Of wind M
N the Dtoert Of Sahara
n A4 -
Snor--Mr John Mills. n resident Of
ala Parish, Was shot while IN his house,
enne totF miles from Baton Rouge. yes.
,rlay. at about twelve o'clock. lie sied
lmcst immediately The resretmtor Of
Ne deed Ia Unknown. While we write
ferarations for holding III inquest are be.
W hade,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

On the
short line
a native @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

Al ns
10Th Sent
"
HmpkAfiSs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

We copy The subioited items Of late
telegfHplic intelligence from ot,r New
Orleans exchanges. They will be- found
to possess imtortnntp aud interest
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
SaDr9an9 S3.
2aufcnOe R 80.

bod rpieeer cinmaI ron ten oeIcn Gsfbdften ausf
Suruben, inoem neiu 3ufae eamos 70 ercB par,
DAB tb nl6t allen Qniprehrneen 9eb6ri9, fp fdueu
alS lie CS rpunfhten abparen fonnte.
SD 9ebe obcr nun biereurb Natbrdbt tas i'd
ieet aus9erubt babe oa6 idb nibt forteeSc9cn bins
oa6 i'd nod an meinem olten Staueplae in bep
Noro 0uentraee
Sas Sfett> IT. SlccDfcDmticosSciCDGft
or6eer betrcibe oS b cies ie 9stban babe, unp ba6
in alien Stiden ih nun misber beret bin mid eis
ni9cm Qufauf cnt9e9rn III ftclIen, mag er audi fa
9rC6 iein oIS CT wI-eeotb boffe ib man nrb mig
9ebort9e 8eit baSu ertauben-mrer rpdre es abep
beBer, wenn nidt allie auf einmaI fdmsn.
Gp6Efeu D.! Gp60fen !! Eo6bfn -.
SD babe 9e9enwdrtie $50 erfle Site Godb6fen
auf Soonb, Die all St6nbeit Sausrbafti9feit, 5dnz
bi9feit uno 8iai9fcit bic &atbbun Sefen eana
i'm Sdatten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcarcift meiT
QfCrtement Sefen, ale 1rtcn in G6 bic in eieIss
9e9eno perlan9t wcrocn.
SlecDiud6rcn -Mein QITortemcnt 9fe6waa,
rem 1T Uoafdnct9, une wire fCnit nr9eneswo lberv
trcffsn.
Satb rinncn perfeai9e ib all een niebrisffen
prciben auf 8efcGIun9 uno pcrfpretbe ba6 a lie
meiue Qrbeitcn pon Der rflen gute fein folen.
EC@@gr Bat fd aud Defenders ein9erittet Till,
auf SrIan9cn ISdufer cber anoere Gebduoe auf bic
befe Monier, an orn biuigffen 8eonsunesn unb
auf rie pouaboftsffe Q8rife NIT 8Iseb Su beden.
ueberboupe fcIIen neine SorSerrn9en aani bi1lia
ien-unb b6bff oanfbar fur Die IiberaIe tlnter(ilT
sung te i'd 9enOien babe, bite i'd um fernern 3us
fprucb,
Sfepben Sur9er.
2Gcntaun, SUM Is. nabu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
SSppD's Aatcnt
S6inbel> uub Slauerborrel Souben'
SCloueiSsWSOScaoaaac,

gqurps Surb gkrNtaro 9tristEn am 27ttn unN 25lttn
sNoi am Nrtir 6rt," in NuQtQun ousadtlt no orbEttt
Nr peltcmnuitn 3uf tSeubSit GS mrreE fur tt Sptro
Pisn ttpitn sae pcn $500 bis 1000 prft gnen aus r
us Sioyr ecl oirio ptrbtn tSnntn 3it Natbnc III thr
eirfat uno bntirt init bis Efrrr9opot rrn bis 1000
Gbiubttu bic Shto cncu Gcttnourano ron ntdt ubcr
Sbat;r DIT Sautuo. Dits i'll ttiu 6uitul une wdrSs f
,pu permanent I'M Gaunh ICtIrt, nh m prrbboft fir Zen
peratstr &rtroutb Oflu cnesrn aud sen Serb non
Yaubcs um &itlts ft9crn eurb rt GthoIuu9 cits 6sr
sNorttsS Gidtu Vtp(or uo 60auitn Sbiurcu uub 10un
suretn atsnpir9 in grcGtn Suantltdtt IN ba 9ountits
gtrts guds Osauars unb Gbttr burb elt SaIbnt ptr'
triat uno sslpGbrtn psutcnmcut 3ufrireCnbtlt.
Git SNolblut fam, eurb gfreAapat 9triEbn, IN Sptro
ticn otitbtu pttecu btt Sasct ". ru dD IN Rca
ciua cor tti rsm nttrihrictcuCn, iutr ar rNen I'M
G5anos bat cine u; GcatSn, tur YfTrCrot uno bts onr
rs on ftiuer SRdbtt, turb 2FoiIr9apot 9ctrtsbSr.
srIcusu ruds tos 8edt fUr sin Sounp cNSr Gounh gu
Faufn uGukbtu ttctn i in un Srtf nab 9cot&pIc Gbcs
fsr &C., pa., an otu lnttrtbrietGren 81 wSueEn
= 6. -. SHcrtpn.
sPertrnsilIs GtsT,r &C. ato-cNlpi 6, 1850. *3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
Sum TIT a6cr fcDcr Cure 3eit!
Gs<-@eGine neue mObi9e StbneiDerei.
SGatneaacl tSeatat,
S6neiper III Der Stopt NIsntnur

S0nelber TIT Der St0pt Qllentaun
er9reift tiefe 8sIs9enbet ieinsn Sreunten, &uueen
uno Dem pubIifum iberbaupt bic Uniei9e Su MAIDEN.
oaB er cine neue Sdueioerci in Der Staot Qgentauu
uno ;,par am noro6liben @de Der .Samiltcn unb
Qnn StraGn er6fnet Bat alIwo er bereit ift 1uen
Die i'm NIT ibrer Tunofdaft beebrsn mtasn. in ees
fem SADIE nacb Bunfb Su cienen.
Sa CT re9emdBi9 Die Woeen BON pbiIasstpbie
une Neu 9Orf ctbdt. 70 psrfpribt er, ba feline ars
belt an Sd6nbeit fener onorn in eiefer Staot
nabfeben mio uno ea ale feline 1rbeiten untev
einer si9eneu Qufiidt 9efbeben, 70 it sr wiQia fis
bic Site zines ieeen QrtifeIs Der feline 8efdtts Der,
tibt gut su iteben.-g8as feline 9reiie onbeIanat,
70 clen oeIclbe 70 biQi9 fein, bab iis nirseues 1
uaentaun biai9er 9efunccn percen.
1T oaufbar fir bereitS 9eno6ene Stunofdaff,
bittet um cine Sortoauer unb fhbIt pritdert baa
er pisieIbe burtb feline pinFhidfeit feline quite 4rs
Belt uno feline biaise 9reile nod um pieTes petmet,
rem wirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
Satitoet : " abrlk*

Die tlnterihriebenen MAIDEN bem QubIitum be-
fannt. ra6 fie bereit Inb Us o II c on5unebmen
unc nadb SinrSpiIGe, Nsu. Sricp, 6u fenecn, um
lie eafebt eurb .9rn. Slaae Sine in Satinet psr'
arbetten 6u loBrn Que SeItbe cobcr, wed'c tbre
8oue Su @aBnct rcrarbstet Su babrn mhnitsn,
bclieben fcldc bci un5 ab5u9eten, uno mir iteben
gut eofhr, oaB iie eincn uOrSt9Iidcn Qrted erbaI'
ten. 9laboem oo6 3su9 ferti9 1T, fam es picoc
ab9ebClt wercen, bel
9rim unb Genin9cr.
Qurntauu, SUM 20. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
Serb6r>2tfc.

ToGocntcS III cine GiTe Der Gsbtsfius wcIde in
Der ndhftcn Scptember'9eurt IN Ee6a 9auntp pft'
bort mereeu folIen
9enis &C. Scttcnfiein, ibsrIebeuter Grecutcr Der
usrlicrbenen @atbarna SefbIer, 9esrn Sau. Scfb
Ter.
Daniel 8si6 9cscn Gjctfricb &otD.
Gdtbarna Gjrim'S giuBen 9e9en ,0enrp Sdnet'
bcr Qominiifrotcr ceS psrflorbsnen Sobn Sbnetocr.
Sames Bbite 9r9cn Gli Stedd unc Gov. Sbef.
Ter.
8itliam Srep 9c9en QmcS Nntrln1.
Gecrae HaIlum ae9cn @ecr9e 8crn, len.
Sa0io GemcIp 9e9en Senfelbcn.
Sofepb tlnanqlt 9e9sn 8bomos gStfert
eSobn Haqncr5 9lugeu 9e9en Stem uno gSenner.
glibol s. Gberbaro qteen g8iQiam @oeman.
Scbn @aqner ge9en Stem unb @enner.
Geor9e Weieter ae9cn Geor9e Sretnt9
9Rcieler uno @rbman 9e9en Senlelbsn.
9te Uominilfrotor5 ee5 perlfortenen Itr. Sdmo'
per geaen Saeob Sbmoper.
Siclelte aeaen Utrobam Sdmoper
GeOr9e Gemmsrsr 9e9cn GbarIeS uno WIltam
GbcImau.
Natbon @rim 9e9en Yco9er unb Bcloner.
@borles Sleeper qr9en @ltIabetD SauIer.
Benjamin g. Scpan 9c9en GbrtHopDer ScnrIBe:
Die Gepublif Don pennIpIuanien 9e9en Se''r
GIbn.
Ooniel gcycr 9escn Daniel Setfit IT.
9tatban Ser ae9cn. 9cor9e 9oubner uno 9eor9s
SnDoer.
@barlc6 Mcper 9c8en porl Sternrr.
@btilfian gcblt 9eQsn @brilitan Gndenbab.
Snc. z. 2cUeII'S ylueen, UlI9ne etc. 9e9en H'l'
liam SrCp.
SbVmos @lud5 Nueen 9c9en Scbn 3anorr.
Die Qominiiratorcn be5 perltorbenen Sobn Ntc
Irie Qc9eu Gbates Wtotte.
Die uominiltratcren ees pcr1crbcncn Sentp San
9ewer ge9sn Solomon 8on0rper.
Saatbam Miiller, aSrutb.
SUM 27. nope
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
G 9lQ6rt0f.

Siutsmat gB iaiam 8. Derr uuo Marp anp
feline Grou, ourtb cine uebcrGbrebuna, Satrt ecH
23ifen Sag Moi 1850. i6r 9anBeS @ermo9en' Eie'
9enpes, perltnli8es IOwr0l aGS Ocrmifbies On orH
llnterIbrebsncn fir ben 9lueen ron @rebitcreE
itertraoen boben, ,-Saber werosn aue QsrfoneT
bic on bcfaaten gBiaiam 3. 8err ftuIois llnb CT:
fubt, 25r5ablun9 Su MAIDEN, uno fClhe Die SOrbe;
runasu BADEN beIieben beieIbe bis ben len ndtbleu
Quault cinjubdnpi9en,
9aeUb Siuiuecr, aisnic.
a0entoI'n Ma' So' noon
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
Ealf! GQlf! GaIf!

Der llnterSeidncte winftt Dem @ublifum anju'
,eiaen ea6 CT neuidb cas GoIftrenneu in Der Stact
Uuentauu, 9eta Gauntp. be9Cnncn bat. uno ta6 CT
INNER friIt9ebrannten &aIf fIr oGcrlci 9ctrouh,
ais fur eaue9ebraueb. gum 8autn uno gBeswa'
fdsn auf .Sano baIten mirc. Stcmono fam oa'
Der fsbIfommsn. inecm er Zen Qrtife INNER pcrrd
tbis baten ,pirb. Seine prefe fOlIen btIli9 fein.
uno fsin &alf 1T bon Der aIIcrbeltsn Qrt. @r Bit
tet eabcr um 9snei9tcn 3ulprucb.
a,fauaiics SIcubarc.
Msai 80. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
Opbenfad'S SBurm(Drup.

Sie befte uno niedfe Mebi5in fur Die 3erfttruns
BON @urmern, bic uieueidt ie Dem 9uolifum an.
aeboten wuree, it 0Obenfads g8urmfprup.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
a00d)rtcl)t.
I'm bic Sar @oIleFtorrn uno SarbrSablsr bon 9cba
@auntp fur bas SaDr 1850.

I'm bic Sar @otIeFtoren uno SarbrSabler Don 2cba
Gauntp. fur oaS SaDr 1850.
Gintnol cine 2nabl rer &r9r 9cba Gauu bcn g4unlh
asacprctn ho6G bre Sorn pibruo ocn cnot Su 81 bt:
ablcr nm Dem Gaurtp btn 0bu9 rtnt 81 fdbru, urs
fir in zen ptrfhebeusn Qtn Der Itn bts StaaS Gcrb;
runacn orcu ne, uno Ole Gbrt uno cen 9reo ecS 9aunE
ms ~ GtbauptIn-c botcu Ole GclnmiGicncr6
SeGtb DAP ett rtiptpGn @cIcttcrcn Ger Gount,
Stoa uno SttSartr 9ctat uno aIsir ou eaS GiAntbum
uno Die Dnae in Den ehcotncn Souuihps uno 8crcu9bs
Dem StaoSar elmer bcu in brtn 0urttatGn tnNnn ren
nQbutaGen, r au cbtr prr ecm 26ten niten Sut ibrm
oan,u 9stauf ppn Gount Staotss uno gSor fit cas- abr
1850 tcobtt
1t Gcacttcrtn Der Gtatt 2tntaun uub cen Sanbps Sru
SGcwbrboG, grrbrubtitbau, S6rmGttu9r TiGrtrmntn9s
S6rnutcn, So6ur9 auncp uub 9crtbauptrn no an9cpri
tn ane ocommecn Gtrr ouf ctCr Dem 26ttn ndtbin
Sui-uno pis ptn Den Saunkbp5 Sttrmticro SBcbntura
Conn., Stotttr9 aS0hn9cn no Scwb auf ror rot Dem 81
rddln Suit, on orte .. oRo rtt n, Sbaemctcr, IN
rtr Qmtsutc in or 6omttcntroF acutarn, dtsrjutcobn
9rd mcbrrt NRitbciun9cn rom Saotsfbaentlcr III bic
Numrfianttit Ger GcbCuerS no o6 Sthaemittrs tCcns
Ntrs ouf rie Sbatac tt Wrro taB bic Grtuaen pcn ire
asno encr 8antncs Sbatr (auS9tncmnn Sctn fpd:
dc ccn anfgn rS Staats uutr btr tl 4tn Rot lSil
alSaocbcu purbcn uno aapGbuih 9HCtn 0enan mtroen)
turds G5tB rertcttn III uno burt Gp uno Grmnol prct:
iucn lroftar it, g2r mdutu ecsbotb be gcltcrc barau
aufmlrtan 81 MAIDEN cap feline GctI tr9uo ertr Stt
nuno (ausgencncn pit pcrbsla9D uhr Sb0er 10 tb
y lila lp ia par CT III . c II, fir Sartr an9t=
nrunsn perben-Stbs slrten o6 bic Grie gan fSarmcrs
unb IrcpSrs @ant gSarncstcrc' Trann Qant gahnatcn
batt nh anacncmnG Gs ire acbct oa6 Die Gcttcrn in
Der @rfiGun9 ibrer Yfibkn b iren9e Sti9cs bau
eCn,
Scbn 9t6tenwnIlncr,l
ss15s%9 ssm"' sssns' s':ini'' c'""'o'''.
8eScuqtS-S. SO. me, Sdr.
9rnmt'ftrnStS NntsilaUE NItHtaun, Stunt 20. n12m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
&Gimc Gorfe.
s5errcn SinO tnS Gipu6

perfauft bat, pon melden bas @efddft tpie btsbcr
an, atsn Stanoe in Der oamilton SraBe, eini9e
8buren obsrbab Der 9tefOrmirten Stride fcrtbttrte
ben miro. @r nimmt iid rbenfalIS Die Sreibet fei'
nen aItrn Srcuneen uno Guncen ob9e Strma an
SusmpfebIen, inbcm er hber5eu9t fhblt oaB fe ale
Qnfprc6enoen Sur U6ui9en 3ufrieoenbeit becienen
werbcu. Ser dttsre Gje1sufdafter, t9err 2inb, III
elm proftifdcr Sutmader, uno felt ben eeten Qe'
bcnssbn Sabrcn in meinen Oienfen.
2luentaun, 1priI 25. nq6M