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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC.

NEW York, May 6, P. M-Markets.-Cotton
steady. Sales of 2000 bales. Middng upland
1Og to los. Orleans flour "a 25 to 81 80. New
mess pork SIS 70. Lard declining. Sales of 600
barrels and kegs at 81 to 10tc.
Snov Storm.-A snow storm has taken place in
Western Maryland The snow fell SIX inches in
depth. At Hazelton, Pa, it fell eighteen inches
deep, alfording good sleghng
PRESIDENTS Vistt.-The President and the men,
bers of the Cabinet will visit New York city on
Tuesday next.
Cuban Mopenent.-The Washington Republic
discredits the report of the abandonment of the
Cuban expedition. A letter from Jacksonville, Fa
says that expedition is foot there, and that it
will sail on the 10th May.
PlTrsBURG, May G, P. M.-The river is rising
with nine feet water in the channel
CINC1NNAT1 May 6, P. M.--The river is rising.
Dried fruit is held out of market.
LOUISVILLE, May 6, P. M.-The market is quiet
and unchanged.
The steamer Chancellor has arrived the Bos-
tona has departed lPicayune.
FROM COUNCIL BLUFFs.-The St Louis Union
of the 9th ut. notices the return there OF the
| steamer ST. Ange, from Council Bluffs, after lu-
crative trip, considering the low stage OF water and
attendant difficulties of navigation. 1t learns that
that neighborhood is in highly prosperous cond
ton. Provisions of every description are plenty
| and comparatively cheap. There is sufficient en-
ployment and liberal wages for all who have gone
there, and all kinds of business being prosecu-
| ted with energy and profit. The trains for Salt
| Lake were making the necessary preparations to
commence their journey, and the extensive train oil
| Livingston & Knkead had already passed Fort
| kearny in good health and spirits. The plains are
reputed to be in fine condition for travellers, as
| grass is unusually forward
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LAKE AND RIVER FAvoRs Steamer Oregon has favored
us. as usual, with latest papers from Mobile.
We indebted to the Latona foI late ST. Louis papers
We have late st. Louis FROM the Patrick
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AT Nashville Tenn, April %, by Rev DR.. Edgar. Col
Il. NJ MCALPIN, of this city, to Miss ApIsE R. YEATMAN
daughter of John Yeatman ESQ. of Nashville.
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The CUBAN ExPEDITIoNIsTs.- several
parties who had been arrested and admitted to bail
appeared before the United States District AT tor
ney yesterday; and at the same time Capt. Lewis
and Major Schesnger We're brought up from the
prison. No further legal proceedings took place
Mr. Charles O'Connor became bail for Major
Schleslnger, and he was discharged from custody
lie became bail for Capt. Lewis during the day,
and he also was liberated. 1t is understood that
no examination will take place, but that the evil
dence will go before the Grand Jury, when that
body meets The twenty-five kegs OF gunpowder
were yesterday conveyed from the steamer Cleo
Patra to the United States magazine. New York
Mirror, Goth.
The Southern FGAtbuaerS.-We find the fol-
lowing account of Cuban rumors and movements
on the coast of Florida in the Savannah Republi-
of the LIST inst. From this, it would seem that
the main body, with the General.in- Chief is some
where on the coast;
l. has already been announced that the U. S.
Marshal for this State, VIM. H. C. Mills, left here
some days ago. on board the Welaka, upon bust
ness connected with the Cuban expedition. By
the arrival here yesterday of the steamer ST
Mathews from Florida, we learn that the Marshal
had discovered no traces of the expedition at St
Mary's 1t is said, however that there were about
600 men at Jacksonville when the St Mathews
left and that the Marshal was on his way thither,
having been passed short distance this side by
the St. Mathews.
Ii was rumored along the southern coast that
here were near 1000 men in the vicinity OF Burnt
Fort and the Satilla river, though it is probable
| the number has been exaggerated very consider
ably. The next steamer from the south will no
doubt bring more authentic intelligence both as
regards the number of men and the action of the
Marshal. 1t was not known when the expedition
would depart, the place whence it was expected
| to sail Rumor says that Gen, o. Hara of Ken
| lucky, was in or Jacksonville, as well as Gen
Lopez and Gen. Gonzales. The Marshal, we be-
leve, had warrants only for the two latter gentle
men.
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ANrI-RENT OUTRAGE.-Ihe Albany IN. y
Register gives the particulars of the ynching, by
a band of" lndians''-tweniy or thirty in number
OF a man in the employ of Mr.. Van Rensselaer,,
While he was surveying some land in BEN. They
spfang on him from ambush. The Register says :
The cowardiy assailants, who were completely
disguised, and armed with rifles iomallawks, etc
pound his hands painfully tight with a rope, ban
daged hls eyes, and then commenced their prepa.
ratlons for tarring and feathering him
a hire was built, the tar melted. and he was
then entirely stripped of his clothing and his body.
even his hair and face. covered with the tar and
feathered. The several articles of his apparel
were then tarfed on the inside and put upou him.
and again tarred on the outside and coated with
feathers. In this plight he was marched around
the neighborhood for some hours, the scoundrels
VINO had him III charge being fed and treated by
the inhabitants.
" 1t was about sunset when lie was seized, and
about ten O'Clock he was escorted homeward
Two miles from his house another fire was built
more tar warmed and poured over him, and addi-
tl0nai feathers. After this, when they had in
vain endeavored TO extort from him promise to
serve no more papers, he was permitted TO go to
his house, which he reached about midnight
Upon reaching his house, he endeavored to
prevent his wife from being alarmed by assuring
her he was unniured, and advising her Of the sight
he presented, But when she came to behold him
she tainted. He was concerned, also lest his
children should behold the father thew respected in
The plight to which the miscreants had reduced
him. With much difficulty he restored his wife,
and IN the course OF the night was able to remove
The pitch from his body, having burned up his
Clothes"
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on the uniform companies, ought to DO relieved
from attendance on militia musters, or from the
payment of fine for a useless object.
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Boston, April 29-At Monroe, Maine, on FRI
day last, man named John Cozzens, accompanied
by Deputy Sheriff Cunningham, etc, attempted
10 dspossess man named Jewel of a farm of which
he held illegal possession. They found the doors
barred, and the inmates armed with guns, pitch
forks, etc, inside. While the law officers were
endeavorng TO force the door, shot was fired from
the inside which instantly killed Cozzens. The
Jewels were finally captured and committed to
jail. Several citizens of Monroe are said to be
implicated in the resistance.
Collision at Sea.-The ship John Q. Adams, ar
rived al this port from Calcutta, reports that on
2ith Aiarch, at ] A. NJ, lat. S., lon. 25, while
going at the rate of about nine knots an hour she
came in contact with the British bark Hindoo,
Ellis, from Newcastle Tyne, for Aden with
coal, and she sank in about ten minutes The
Captain and crew succeeded in getting aboard the
John q, Adams, saving nothing but the clothes
they stood in. On the 9th lust, lat 81 40, Ion.
"a, spoke bark st Andrew, from Cadiz, of and for
New York; they We're boarding the schooner
Bristol, of New York, totally d'snasted and appa-
rently abandoned.
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COAL, COAL!! COAL!!!

TET 70 I-'I'l
lSl an office on 800.
Gravier street No. "a
80, third door east Sa.,~rexxsaes~sr5
Of st Charles St, eystHx$S
would inform their 49, ~
friends and the W-99e4%~@
public, that they s.zEee-.--z-.s. =s...s=sass..s
shall at all times - @==-@sszz=zz
keep on hand fall supply of PlTTSBURG, CANNEI.
and ANTHRACITE COAL, in quantities suit purcha
will be made
Being the Agents for Mesrs a. MILLER n Co.'s exten.
eve mines IN The Monongalea River, they enabled tY
deliver PITTsBURG Coal of the best quality and in any
quantity, on the most favorable terms.
III Steamers Cotton Presses Plantations, and Families
supplied at the shortest notice.
~ Coal in casks barrels, sacks. for Shipment put up
to order.
c95~ OAK and ASH Woon of the best quality
Depot and Office, No. 66 Triton Walk; Office, No. 80
Gravier street. myS 1w
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Notice to shippers TO California.

10 The Clipper Bark SALEM is receiving freight
AT fost Second Municipality Shippers invited
~ vessel which built with express view speed,
eApected to mike i very short passage. me lot is
s%e
oIlCE-lf Mr. JAMES E. GRAHAM, who
liz eded In Newt Orleans in 1912 to IA Whereabouts,
st,er m Or administrators il he be dead, will add me by
ia III peron will inform them of matter Of small
Inquired IN its procurement " Pisic'E ,viiIIAMS
Mobile May s. 1851 ms n
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OpeIousas, AttaEapas and New Orleans
Railroad.

AT meeting held at the office of the Crescent
Mutual Insurance Company, at hive clock, on the
evening of the 7th May, in relation to the Ope-
lousas, Attakapas and New Orleans Railroad, on
motion of Mr.. A. E. Lawrence, nj. M. Cohen,
Esq, was called to the Chair, and on motion OF h.
b. Sumner, Esq, Mr.. John Burns was appointed
Secretary.
In connection with the reading of the report of
Buckner H. Payne, Esq, the agent appointed by
the meeting Of the 18th March, to visit Opelousas,
for the purpose of ascertanng the amount of stock
likely to be taken up in the country through which
the proposed line would pass, it was on the motion
of A. E. Lawrence,
ReSofCea, That the report of Buokner II. Payne
Esq, bepublished in pamphlet FORM for distribution
On the motion OF A. E. Lawrence, seconded by
P. Smms, it was
ReSolUed, That the Chairman appoint commit
tee of fifteen members, adding his own name
thereto the said committee to adopt the most eff
clent means for acquiring reliable information or
all points connected with the contemplated line o
railroad, and the capabty of its successful prose
cuuon to make the necessary arrangements fol
meeting the members of the Convention to be in
TINS city assembled on the 18th June next; and to
convene a second meeting of the parties now
present, whenever they may consider that they
nave sufficient subject matter for renewed con
slderation
Committee nominated by the Chairman in pur
snance with the foregoing resolution:
John Hall, VIM. Fellowes C. N. Olivier, R. 5
Sumner, A. d. Lawrence, P. Simms Thomas A
Adams J. W. Stanton, Esq, Peter Conrey Jr.
H. y. Norton, }. b. Beocq. P. ]. Pavy, C. Tole
dano, 5. M. Darby, B. H. Payne.
On the motion of Mr. P Simms, it was
ResotUed, That Buckner H. PAYNE, Esq. b,
empowered to return to the country, to visit thos
Parishes likely to be affected by the operation o
the projected railroad and which he has not aread
visited, with view of ascertaining to what extern
their Presidents willing to aid in the furtheranc
OF the object, for which the meeting was convened
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this meeting b
| rendered to Thomas A. Adams, Esq, for the US,
of his office.
Resotgea, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the daily papers
t,,,,, p. NJ. NJ. COHEN, Chairman
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By on oversight, we neglected to give the Picay-
une credit for the Geographic dispatches in yester-
DAVIS Crescent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-08
GEOUeS ssastg Es.Ssvsgys,
E4gsF.SOss0bge Cg0shss,g.

Opposite Heweus Exchange.
~ We are receipt complete Stock Of FAsuIoN
BILE CLOTHlN ING and FURNISH NC GOODS romprn cH ri,
article in the way oil Dress, the sesio
THOMPSON ~ NiXGN
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

BILUAI FIX r URICkS.
LEEDS FoUNnRY. August 3, 1850
At the request of Mr.. Kendall put into furnace, in
which melt iron, of Mr. Kendal's brck with
the best Scotch Fire Brick. The Scotch Brick melted
sghy Mr. Kendal'sno at all, neither broken cracked
SlB We ready to supply sugar planters will our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at sl2. Orders e at
Kendall. Yoe & Co.'S, or Office on the New Canal
will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mh29 adptf Agent of Biloxi Steam Brick Woyks
II WOOD " CO, Ship Chambers and Grocers
lLs on the Ieyee opposite Post q Second Nnnin.i;,'
and Ra Stores, Third Municipality, have received Iary
of oods which they will sell al reasonable
pnees. mis- 2ptf
RANK DOORS-Two single and one mai,
ID double, for sale low, by P
my7 HAYMAN HOLDEN. IS Magazine st.
SODA AsH-25 casks landing, 200 tons in store,
- for sale by o. III S'o'e'
my7 HAYMAN & HOLDEN. IS Magazine st.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
&&9S drnttnd.

SintemaI metne Srau 9 Sardb mrIn
Slid uno 8ett pbne urfabe metnelIetts
unIaITen bat, 70 marne ib bierourh aue ibr
nibts ouf meinen 9Ramen Su lebncn oeer Su
psrfaufen, incem ib feiussfauS finftiebin
etpas fur iie Su bsJablcn 9eionnsn bin.
Charles 9pper.
Sbn, 1itfcro, ee8a @auntp. "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Geete Grtnnerutt9.
ErettblersptQe 95Dlfomt.

SOI9enbe 8risfe bIieben am Gnbe bes lee'
ten 8iertsIs, Sept 80. i'm Obisen pOitamtr
Iissen:-SamusI MeWona9ts, @arp SS'
malt. @iuiam 9abar, 4. SiIuep, Mdrtiu
Stpfss, @iaiam Coffin, &bCmas g8rt,
Sobn 0riffitb Qritbert, Dapio 8uep
9sorse Ser. SObu Srsi9ler, .. M.
Sftober 9. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Sic Oolereur uno gPruroioio.

Siec ibrcflihru unS itbmcrjIibcm Sranfbciten prr,
tcu ou1cntlidb erleitert hurt6 bic gttlpcuSuno pcs
SalpuniiDrn GbllrtclsI !60stonScs uno Stuibunis-
Der @rte pcrtrCitet bie @icttrititGt Nrc bos gps,
tenn; eae b1lttanS Dat encn lotGlen Greet unS Sas
Sluienm Writ 0uf Die trdnthGftcH 91crUcn 9Si Sc,
Zen j1mmerppneu SeidpCreCu iii cine urbpriae slu,
pCuluul uufrbtbar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
% 6rt6t

wiro biermit alien psrlonsn geaebsn, Die nod
an Die leetberise Sirma uOn 0ea9er uuo
Beibner fbuIeig iine, bas fie rrfutbt iinc
mdbreno osm Monat SftOber abSufetteIn
incsm Die Bidder Der Sirma am l. gtOuember
in anoers Sdnce gum Giutrsiben hber9sbsn.
S9pmas 9. SSeibner.
Sttcbsr 9. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Or. Gbriitie'S
@0lpanlftbe Qlrm6Qnber

eittr drpfe 0irntc in Sdlcn @onputforcu, fpds.
ntpeiftben SeibpCrhcn ino dttacmcinen Sranthcitru
res Sopfts uro eer ptern @rtremtatCn. G6euious
Fc @ichttridtateit unb glicbcrtGbmuuQ oGen trbCtn
bic burob A(anGe ncrupicr @ncraie IN rcu e3lir,
BERN cbsr anrcrn Sr9anen bes &prpcrs cpSeugt wcr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
@ittt un0 @lieeetIdhmunn.

gnc 9tr;tt gcGru ;y e0G Sicic idjrrctbe Sroufbsit
BARD eiu Itau0et an rerppfes @ncrafe in Sc,t
Er0ntcn GicSern pcruriddt wirh. Or. Gbrtliies ddL
pduie eittct cntiernen biCicn 3andct une tri,tdeu
cine eansltde unp UptfGutige SUR berper.
1000 iOlhe Sdue
(nS fpdhrtHS sen leBten ;pci dbrcn an Or Gbriffe
unS fens aasnttn bCrIbtet mprrcn, nis eplltpmmrn
bcr8cfcGt wiSSeH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
9ittern uno @onouIlIcncn.

Scie furdtcrrcGenben @efbwcrecn ipcrSen initcr
eurb cine unpronuna bcr 9icrpcn bcrUprgcbradlt-
Der @nrttL bic sIrnbaneer unS bas 5luioum perNcn
t6t terelN SAT- turtrcil altipicl mic lima pecr ait
Der 90tirn pScr lpis hartnGttia bic &ridpsree 1T.
Sablredlt unb crf0urcnrc 8cpCc (inb bdflIr im Se'
fg rcs @igrntbllmcrs.
a. Sicle hGuScrt SeuduiEc pon dGrH GbctleH era
SNnCes unS ppn Der auRcrprbcntiihleB 9dtur tonHcn
auf Scrandeu 9egeben pcrSsn.
Gs$Sriuc giibG pNcr iiu6cduemIihtcit IN nit Sem
GCbrauh non or. G6ridi6 dapanifdtn Artitein pcr,
6uurcui ipnrcru fc trnucH upu beu itmahtiobhen
perfonen nit 9ste9tgttt nno Si6crbct eetraasn
merpCH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Or. Gbriffic'S
Hnlnanifthe6 .Nn[6hnnn

pre 9c6raudlt fir ate 8cfdlwrrbcn Scs safes cScr
Sopfes dis SrpncbitsI oals@utinuruu0 ntrppir3 uno
trantss Spphpcb, Sdminnru Ncs Sopfrs, 9lCuraigia
i'm ejciidt @riunrc uno @crauib in tCn Sbrcn,
SGubbeit bic 0clpaInib nerves it, jsns elenGspcte
Srantbcity sic SpierCur, etc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Ser S1c1lDOrf StObr.
@rp6e Bargains! 1lngebeuer piel
8nter!
gSpblfeil! SSpblfeil! SSODlfeil!

Die llnCrjsdbnttrn bitten UNI Grlau6pll osm gupIlf
fun tis an%ies u matbn, caB fe Ire6en pcn pblao'E
pbia uno getlpcrt nit cincm pabren Ser9 ocn @usr
mrtdaetsbrt fnb, an waben fe nun an tbrsm Stcbr
in oer oaulcn Strafr nddblte Shdrt 81 Dem Yrltant
om Quspadtn teib6fttot Nuo. gFsr nun bel uns ans
ruff bsn ro mir rSat9 absru9 6shise'9cn iu tonnSn
uno psr nitt anruf che CT lcnrc fault Der uuR 9rc'
&c Soroains perersn, iuoSm ME elm bsTrer uno bse'
rsr @tcd Sitter in aasntauu gum @srtouf an9ebrten
,uurpe. SiC babsn autb nun Den pIan oecptrt, Ibne
ju pertoufn puO nur feline prrfttt u nebmsr. Suet
oaber an unc bitrathtet unsrn Stcd Sitter uno NIT
iino tbsrjsu9t oa6 Sbr bel 9uh kttt eenfen perott
oaB mir uil mebr oapcn in Der 5eitun9 bdtten a9sn
l(lsn 3 es 1T in Der Shat cine bcrrbt uno 9ldnieucs
2uspabL uno ca Serebe gang btilt9 en9etaut lpurcs
d tSnnen mir oentten aub prblfrler ptsper ablofen
ais bliss il Der Sa mar. aIe Sitter bier onsuftibren
pdroe cine sauic 5eiun9 fdsu uno fc wcIsn mir nur
untsr ben ptlen Qrtitc rinse anfdbrSn Darunsr bs'
fiuNen firh fctoCnpe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Sretlc:
Der eatpdnifbt Gtrtd, 1rSi SbaIsr.
2Nas aalpardbe basbono, 5fue Shaler.
Die 9a(pantbcn armbdnor, Sin Sbater itots.
Das maSnctlitbS Sluicum, Gin Sbalrr
GaSir arttct fue nit Scnrn unS stntGdcn srr,
nctlhIth beAieirt. Q0mpltts nit ppneu @in;Glu
hctteu tpnnsn non ben mtOriirteH aGCntcr erbaltcn
weroeu. =
8sfonere @drnuna.
soIan fei pcr Saff6ungen uuS ipcrtbfpisH s7ad5
maebuhJsn auf itiner hutb
.. 6. WtUrebeaS, Nj. D.
GjcnraIsastut fir eie Gcrsiniatsn etaoten
1872 8rcaepap, Oleu:Ncrti
0TSbiss fba8tart gyiitd itno Ium @ertouf tei
Sntb, DDnH8 uHS Sregler, ascr,Cn far 4ltus
taun, ga. wv
HS'''N" o. '''' uqlSap
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
October 9.
SHQiien0eri6tS I 9Sertauf.

XDNtI tItlISttkNDtp Sktt""I
3ufoIse eines 8sfsbls aus osm Ba tlsn=
ecritt BON Ssba @ountp, fol- om SrNto9
Den 24fsn SttObsr, nm ubr 9iahmitta9 s.
auf cem @i9entbum ietbf 6fcntlib perfauti
merben:
Sin Stiicf SanO,
9eIe9m in SaISburs Saunfbip, befa9tsnl
Gauntp; erensenb an 9dncer pcn Sacob
&OUl, GcwiS @erins uno anoere; entbaI
tenc uneefdbr 8 Ifer, - tbeiIs SCIS. uno
tbsils Sdulano in einem 9uten GuItur(tano.
Cine SuIbiepenbett Sbabdume iino aud
auf Dem 9anoe.
GS 1T Die lisssnbe SinterIa0enfbaft esS
per(icrbenen peter q Saltietr Iestbin pon
beIaatsm Sounfdip.
Sie Ssoinsunsen am Ssrfaufsta9e unb
Qufmartun9 Don
gbnorb 81. 9SieberI
GSuareian, etc.
September "a. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Rnslfns ! 0nslins /!

Sbr ousrmsiner Std OaustinS. Sidtn9s. 9brdS,
Slannsls, 9Nan6r1tr Stn9bons u. + No., 1T in Der
Shat Gin bsrrtjhEr, uno Gin itrcr Der ibn unttrudt
finmct nit uus titCren unb fit taS untSruchen rob:
ucu mir ntbt6 an, uuo bsftn ncb 9Sruc nit frsHnp:
thPn C;rfd,ts;iiacn ulit,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Or. ebriftic's Gopanifber @arteI

uno
Ma9uetifdss SIui6um
iprS nit pcafOmmruent unS lidersm erfOtS actrau6t
in 0ucn Sdncn pon
auaemeinrr Sbmdbe
intent taSurGb Srr sefdwGdtt Sbrprr attartt bic
ihtcScnrn orlars ermnntert nHe S@s SNnje Sptm
nRu belebt pro. @benfals bel
GrnpuIfrnru, Sroulpf Gtbt Drspspfa Nosr ilnusrs
taulihtsit, 8beimaSmus, Gltoerlabmun9, pcoas
ora, etuotrpsb cpcr RidenreiBtn, Sautbclt, nsrpSf
ks 3ittern, osr;tcpftn Stblaeflu6 gCuro9ia ShmerJ
in Scite uno 8rrlif, ectTbClhrptreen, HtdtnfhmHrS
uno SrGmnlun9 ees Rdd9raos, 6dfhptb, Niersnz
trautbritsu, onod ourrrpSltrunb tSrpCrltber @nCr=
9c unO allen Observation-Disclosures, mdbGalIc aus Ghtr
elnfatbcn llriaCbs Sntlteben,- ,-nanllidb aus elmer
uncrouuue oes Neroen Spitsms.
6E>a;ci 9ferurnbeidperSu mirS Sic Srout6eit turdy
OrnSs utp 9tcNiiineu rur nod pcrfartt, inecm
ft ric 9GbenstrGtic bcS bcrcts tcrrittctca Sptcms
mlr ned mcbr ft6mGhrn; wabrrup untir tem (tarr
wtncct ;uipGe SisCr teJaBtarcn @ntetduu9, Der cr'
lhrptte 4attht unS 9thpaate 9nieer ~ ltiner
frubCrcr @ciuuebeIt Starte unS @laltttitat bcr9cs
iiclt wirp.
SicSyCfe Giacrt6iimlitbtet unS a;crtrcFlidfct Won
Or. @brifieS 9alpantfhsn 5siImitteIn
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m6kIGtu Sutsumtnuf ber, btfprreru re 9lbipnrcrunl
urrcincr Stofe uuo peruridtbcn uHter ttncrci lnis
dGnec ben NcriugiCn Schdrcn crit ibrcr @nhh,
in te Sicr. Staatrn, pcIbes erlt ppr SabrgR
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$4,000 lserSoucn,
cou Cotm 9tttcr uno Won 1ucn Staten uno Stdubcuy
uuS wprurtcr b cine arose 9tuidbt Sdmcu tefdnpCn,
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p0ut9 uno permanent 9ebeIt pereen.
ols man tcreits ate ,5Ofuuna @ufnt0etcn uRS aar
ipntgcH Miittei pcrBcbcrs 1n9tpdnSt bdtts!
I'M cen G3cbraud uuN 99uBen bes @afpanifdlep
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Sic nit 9DYspid pperirNenN elmer GHhcrn drenilciu
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ihre 2Srfuud aHf eic 9trptn Hno 9fusteL Srs tn,"
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tauee iocn ipt0to eRie 28irtuuJ ecriber it, ositit
per0leithe man bieje nit zen Seaen, ipcfde Surd,
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in zen itblmnffcn GrarcL uno beicfioe Hcn Girtcl
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bum ndh SorIdrtit Grwcnert INTO IN fur;er Sct
miro Die unfhlb0rc sIusSntund ami pds ppftipc
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itbc @trtptotpn bcrucrtrn0ct, wcldlc ndob rcm nc,
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81 cTstftrHtR.
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Scr unucrlrcrahtcn 9trt, Won ancn Sbrilru Sea pcu
bcs, acuu8 nm eicie Qanic Scttnd ~ iHcu, fprutru
GtJetsn mtrecn! - Ntau miro piCle SGppn Guf pcn
Nanpblets ttnSen,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Serncr babcn tic ouf SanS,

Cine kbr IhSus uuo quite QuspaIl Garprts3Cttd ron
alien Sar6eu-oub GimCr, 6Grbs. 's.
Spteacl ron alien GjrSjen. GdrpctS cine gang orr=
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acno eincm onolrn Sr in ItGsntaun auostrcfftn miro.
uno tbrbaupt ale uno sos 9rtita Die in siuem rlhcn
Gtoblllmsnt 9ebalttn tpSrprn.
e.-SGr ole 2(rttn eanoesprcs
BUTTE tc,abCn Te inmrr Die bShittn Warstprcif I'M
l(ustouf;h fir Ieaoren ccCr Saar9Gc.
Sic Iuo oanttar fir tisher 9enriTtre 6uutkboft,
uuo wsrocu nurtb quite SEaareu. biIi9s prcik uno
prttbc 2bruartung ibrer Gcbaftc os btsbri9e 9uno.
(taft Al crhnsn unezaut 81 erlpsitern itbCu. rpebcs
9cfhsbsu muB psnn cos YutIitum tinen e9susn SHte;
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Scptsntsr IS, 1851. ra3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
girnserleenI @ro;erieen !

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Irtitd: Qts gJcloIrs unO 5udrr. pOn crittr Site
NuS Qrtsn GOsts unO Sbsss atIs Nrtsn Spitss; SaIi
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