davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
@D6entli6e SSriefiIte.

gin @erlettbn6 Der Srirf psbs Dis gum ecnna9 a6sut
ouf osm bEl9cn Yrtomt tc9cn 9GbIicben GnS
@r0or uno grln9 GNparo y'cd Gi1. G. G. g8cas Gacmcr
Suraer Ttttr 8ernboro, Nnn 8ac, GtatCtb 9uG Sciat
9aotr, SHiIam Gcrnfcp, Solcmcn TapbSbCiler rp Dan
merit Gbarts 1enbaro Scn 9bcuba, acam Gpp Sarb @aor
9RS Marp 6. Gdrrt, ShrGs Sou Sfoas SCer Gla SreGr
Iarp Scr, Ssrr 6iicB (rCnncr) o. S4 Ganapere G5cc 81
Garrn, Scbn 9raffn, Daniel GScr, ara Ganorpers Gam
bun, Scbn rt, Sccpb 5ubr, Nba Sdfrib gFiuam Sittl
@Sa Slid 81. .. 8niabt Qoom 6ubus Gbarlts 8ln osnn
Sr0ur, Srnatban Ssbs ptttr Skin, Barbara Re besto
6su q Sotct eo3orus eno unO Grro Saae gsoct 81 gP
ler (Snetcer) Sctpb Ilnntb, Daniel Su g. a sHorlteer
9Sliom gunsaher, SamCs SNcit SCnatban Retnbarb Go
paro &rnbare, GbarlCs Sn9r, Charles Rintr Daniel ctb
Marttn &ttter SsiB unb S9er, Scbn .. Spabe etpis
SCccn, Scbn S Stal 6Gnrp Scutrs, Salcmcu Smitb 6c
Sterner, @sc StrdbIn ct g Stfncr, 9cter Std Gatha
rina StbaTr amOno Shpare, Sannob StrSr, gBiliom 8
Scpnno, Dopo Scmtlsr, gliiam SranIue, Iand SrcrtI
S e. Guuna Srcrer anorcrp 9Eint Scuatbau gRctf d[
gBbtEIsr Garp Ann 9BsnnIr, NE 3 28Cupsr, ptrr Dad
9Raria 6. Sornbef y. gR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
s. G It Ut n:

I'm tst'a Dsnnsrta@ in sdNwblitbaU Or. SObn SanSer,
kn., in lttusn 73fen Ssbtnsabre
Am 2ltm December, in SbcriautCu Der Q1asruht Or.
cJacpb &nepplp, I'M 69tsn esteneiabrs.
Im 26. Dttsmbtr in aatniaun, GliiGbctb 8nccfunit,
I'M litter pcn 50 Sabrt
Qn 29fen Dembsr, in Satiture, SDIUtItcr, Scbn ron
Daniel SbriG, i'm atter pcn NCnnt.
I'm 26fIn Dsfsmtsr, in StsrsSautcr, SueD slnn oar.
NOM, in, Qter ron IL SABRE.
(Gnoeauot burdb ben Gbrrp. brn. pSrntr.)
I'm 2lIttn DsmbCr, i'm esha 9auntp 1rmeubaus, Noffna
Orn bntsrlaNne g9itpt es ssrcrtcnSn Ncds perm, in
S6fCn etbtnsiahrS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
sSterteltGbrItbe 9,rieIi(fe.

Gin @trdni6 Der Srcfi rulbc Gube oss ltetsn @ttt
auf Dem blsf9sn pcitam Itc9sn 9tttstSn Inc;
Scbn gB aGitn. Srau GGcn Niro, brom ccrs Trau SAM
SreIpn, Scltpb R Grge, 6. e. 0opcu, Gl sarab Daup
pblp Srttta9, GtIabstb 5er9 Sbn Graftp ptsr 81. Grim
Scbn Scam eMiab patnee. e. Srbnn gRi6 Sarab Scne
Daniel 8uauB anten Rraule, SamcS 8neac, lnn 6r6msr
9lSa 8sd, Swsn eouttnha9cr, Benjamin o. eina ster euo
mig 9brttaua eebr pEtcr cptr, Scbn g tubare Dapio
8tnbaro, aoam 8au gRS gRarp g. Scus Dasio StspbSn
gatban Spars Scbn o. Strapn, GorarO Sterr gg Sario
Staten SSnos 5rsn'r D. Gtns Ban 9ustirt. Saas 0Bsnf G
u. @savsr, Giq.
M. 6. SOrnbed, .. 81.
Sanuar 2, 1851. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
Ole m drfte
tpreifs in 9lllentarnt, am glittm d.
GaItpu A,farftprciIr.

Stausr. 5O-gEaisn. 0O--&sssru. 55-Rrthtcrn. Co
batr, 33-Sladsaameu, l2-NtlEioumcn, 25-SnlCthp
laamsn, 90 9'utsr. l6 -GiSr. Is Shrpcineftt. g.
gBbisfsp. 2S-5idCrbGb 00-Gibrubrli O0-Gpps. 20
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
MeOi;inett.

Srt9nbs Scrtrits Gtiiusn Fub brssit i'm rpsbfsilsn
guebltcbr eer llnSrSsbnCttn ;u batsn:
Or. 2cpursnbS SorfarorilId
Or. Shend's pulmcnilhsr Sprup.
Or. bcbcnads g3urmlprup.
Or. Tahnctrd's 9Burmprup.
Or. Si6tc's Stmsr;ensSSoter.
Or. g8ilsp's 6ultcnsgHsejin (Gdnhr)
Or. grants uoan eun9cnbolau uno Ssiniaun9s Grrast
Or. Grssus psrSusrts 9ttsrs fdr Dpspeptikhc.
Or. gRtani1erS alles bsitsnee SaIbe.
Or. grauorStb's bsrdbmte ptIen
Or. gBrsbt's 5nbiauiIhe ardukrpintu.
Or. bcusbtcnS pspfu, cine @srbauunass sRsoistn.
garnss psitecticn (SJ'ittd asesn Die edlosns acsr)
perm Darts @ssctubGfbsr edmrgniti0sr. IL 10.
0-stcbrbOttsr wtrbsn an gbaaStpbatr unO NarpCrtsr
8brlrds:prdisn vtrfcr9t
@utb, 91puHe s 9rsstsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02

ibrrn 4nfan9 nebmsn fUG
8raub Surors.
Gonio Duuuiu9. Soucu Salrmcn 8un
@eipare Suin, Sdo:@altcn SRitbaCl q Rinef
Dopto Dietridb, . sit BStbd Stepbrn OFF,
RilIiam 6elItr, 9aftcn bcnrp Esit, {
SCbn g. binClnc, 9Eilliaus Charles &inoi
Somnd SompitG, Gdo=Gaicn Gbriftian 8nc
Scitrb Santre, YStbIthcm Ship Sritpb g. Srl
Sbcmos 9. gcmW, Gotten Scltpb Gtapp,
Dapio Snpccr, Slt0llrn Daniel 0ierp,
@owaro DGibter, 90 Scbn 8Itfsr, 1
GEilIam 8cittl, . goiorctb 9barlts @o9n
BilIiam SrCrman, 9g)nSStbd Rtuttn 8rtb,
9Srtit Surors.
gRitIiom GtrpcIt, . Ga;aretb iocbn saas, 81
Sritpb g8rs. ectbu Qetsr 8crcm,
6rttorith Sbafr, Serts CHARTS DaniC
4tcr9c 6ctncp, ectha gtttr etitb, ir.
6rnrD yoamnan, @aItcn 2(ram Ghie, 5
Simcn Slid, 9RilIioms Sanid pa9rnt
9RtlItom !6anman, @aHcn Scbn eCbr, &c
@harlcs 8rcrpn, Scrts Satct Drcisba
NEtptrn Atrtpatrid, Galtcn Scfipb @dsrt,
pter Sratc, ScrtS 9iatban Yotsr
ScEpb Sc9lc, ecta Scbn YrlIcd.
Daniel Sanot, ScrfS Satcb Yrunus
Scbu lounsbcracr, 9 glt 9dba Sbcnas Sitef
Schn Sttinmcs, Iccrs pGtrr bsdman
Satcb Mercrs. 8uIhtiu .otnrp DIT. 81
@brittau Sulmer. 81 NJlt Bethel SatCb Rctb, e
Sascb Rioer, @oltcn German Spptl
Ghas QB gPcirlSu. 90 .6enp 8ran,
Satcb 9 btllcr, gtainfido Reuben 8ictbr
Daniel 8is9d. . TIo;arstb Salrmcn Drei
9briittdn serh, Scrts pettr . etrth,
Srbn GeumCprr, . 9laIarrtb Rtubtn Dstb,
Ieam yoabn, 9RiHiams Tauio btlItr,
pu9b V lpinclius, % 2(trobam pan,
9tllgemriue SurDrs.
Satc6 @crncr, 9ctbtbsm SIbp Satcb Gaifcr,
Srontlin Shsimer, Gauscn 6tnrp Sadtntl
5ubcp luscptr, Galtcn Somes Srittai
Sritpb Stcoptr, Sauscn Danid SpIina
Dapio 8tc9d, 10 0barlcs 8eipi,
Gtcr9s 9S 8csr, gQccrs ScbnIcn Gcrci
Gecr9s Goldman, Sorts, Rsutsn bdrsc
Satcb 8ccrcm, 81 ga;aretb aarcn Yabm'
aoom Inors, plainfirlo O1ihasl BUS,
qsttr SHaltCr, gStIliams petcr 8Sbltr,
!6enrp 3ie9snfug. 30 Scitpb llnan9j
Scbn lbls, @aItcn g8iniam 3 Ca
@artin Sriple, Scrts Davio o 6a;e
8alEntin Grcnsr, . Najarstb Dapto 3slIsr,
SamueI Stbr, Scrts glthelas 9anlt
@Gcres 8ccb, . Spt 8ctbd Siaot psifir,
Sotcb gErroriu1 8ctbl Sfhp Sfaas Alderman
Sritpb prinIp, Scrts Jcbn erunslII
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02

fbaft, fowie aud mad brem gsrm6ssn, uub fie ant
wottsten unter anberm, ba6 ife 50 4dsr eano Ibe-
fd6sn, 5inien 3abItsn unb orbetenoe eeute 'feisn.
Ser 8ailsr fra9te fie bann, mann oas &6ni9rsi6
Ssfu gbriffi fonmen msbe +? Sic antportstsn am
@nos Der gSeIt. t5ierauf enHies lie Der &aifer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
RS Nd6ri6t.

Que 9ieien9en. bic nod fbuloia iiuo in ben
Bu6ern hes 9rn. eli asRubns in 9omba Saun
.Ibtp. ecdd @auntp. fsi es fur mas es immer miu,
mereen benabricbti9t, oas oisfeIben am 2ldcn De.
tember an ben unterfbrisbenen. H- 9leu gripcIp,
ee6a @auntp. uberfdbrisben muroen. wofeIbf ale
foIbr SbuIcner aufsefcrcsrt fnb, bic am % uno
%. Sanuar it en5ufInosn, Gbrstnung su tbun
Nab eleIer 3eit rpercen Die Su6sr sinem Srieeens
ritbter uber9eben werren
Samuel Camp.
SdnuarZ z. 1851. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
% Ser 96oIfretter.

w Scr YOftretter.
6Crr Yritrsitr Sopl, Der fd h flint tausat,
llno bic 5sun9tn nOb Sa;bure !no StSrmlfcro trSat
gBdniht tintu rpsrttn 9uurCn biemit III aosn fiat
Doe am @euabr wiosr elm Sabr Yrf9dO ptrfaIsn mar
e4tr tbn nun 9onI abort9 gu pIicltn peritbt,
sSit Der, Ger ju ibm cecr rem padhatcr atM
llno raflblt eas gCit9tIn a6lisfcrt in fuO:-
DNs 1T er gSs9 mic man ritl;t byn
SUfcPb ScpI.
Gmous, Sanuor 9, 1851. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
Retue ipttbtiGen sfdc,rirten STILES 10 sien,lirt
beim Mltcn, Mno-rubia.

4etue tpitf)tigen sfachricften SteS 10 ,iemIitt,
bsim Slltcn, nno-rnbia
Die NIT Dem Dampff6iff Qfrifa, weItbes am Dor.
leeten Samta9 5u Seriep @itp lanoete hberbraehten
Nabwefun9eu pom GusIonee iino 9ana unwtbti9
une IaiIsn Fdb fnr5 mie foIst suIammsnfafen:
ScntfbIano.
Sn SeSu9 auf bic osutfben Ingelrecnbriten fdsint
man nod betrddtIibsn SwsfsI Su begsn. Die 81
psrpooI Simes pom Z. b. iaat: "Se uuaewtBbeit,
Of riee Ober Srisosn ein pirb, 1T 70 9rOs nis Su.
Dor. Die 8sfsbe Su ben &hfunsen ppn beiben
Seiten iino feiuesms9s Surld9encmmsn. Sas Sri
niiisrium Su Berlin fdbeint id i'm 3uanoe Der Quf'
I6iun9 Su befincsn uno beIen Serfabren BAT natir.
li6 Su perfdieeenen SdIulIen uno Nibeeutun9en
8eanlaiTuna eeaeben. g8cnn fie wirfIid ainf9
9epeien pdren 70 wirbs bas preueifbe Miniiferum
bas publifum eapou in &enntni6 9efeet baben,
Sn @isn fibrt man fort, pferee uno Nunlttonen
su fanfsn.
- GuoIauS.
Die pdbfliden Gin9rfTe, wis man in England
Die neuen pom Wabae 9stroffenen @iurbun9m
nennt, srrsaen nod INNER etnen 9ewiiIen 9rao bon
Qufmertiamfet. Snoe6 fdn9t Der uabosnfeuee uno
pernbnftiae She'll oes &oItss an. ole SADIE in enen
mebr dri(fliteu 9eie onSufsben uno man bpfft, bab
man nit Dem ndblien Sampfibiffe bic befrleci9enee
Nabrht rperee mttbeiIen f6nnsn, oaB es allen
enSbefenntnilIsn erlaubt ein fctte, auf ibre
eiaue Weile uno nab ibrem sigrnen RituS Den got
tssosnlf nit 70 peI Srsibsit ousSuiben, wie eS in
Der sroeen rubmwurcissn &sputIif Der 8ereni9ter
Staaten pritattst III.
Srnnfreidh.
. Ion Sronfreitb fno bic glabrttsn nibt febr
wtia. Ques pOIitifde SntsreiIe fnupft fidb an bic
beutfde Srase. Die 9,fee9ebence SerfammIuns
bat ibre 9leuralitdt efIdrt uno Swar in einem Some
weIdber einen lfrensen gsbUrium ieiner Manoate er
beiIdt. 9Ran fa9t, ba6 perli9np, Der uertrautt
Srsunb eouis 9eapoIeOns. belidnpi9 in ben Yrifcsn
ten aecruneen babe, icb nit preu6en Su uerbinrsu
uuo &tel am Sample in SsutftIano gu nebmen
absr bel Ger seaenwdrtseu Stimmun9 Ger EaIiCn
in cine Vripat Snhi9us unfddcb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
ssOrtbamptpn GanntD Surpltf4c,

fur Die Court. rpsIbe am MOntae ben 20. Sauuar
ibrrn Qnfang nebmen fou.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
9SOi1 GaIifDrnten.
stnfuuft Der GbcrOfec. - Cholera

lIs
eSsEzssss1SssssZ Teacr - GOlo = Ginipnuceruug.
Sa5 SampfitifT Gbsrcfes III om 20. Dec. Su
0eupOrf on9efOmmen, nit 1Ta Miucn SbaIer in
Sob, uno nit Seribtsn bis Sum Is. NOrembcr.
Sn Gan Sranci5fO batbie @bOIsra &isIe tn6 grab
aeest, uno in Saframeuto nod uieI mebr. Die
Vei it ieootb i'm Qbnebmen, uno in oen Musn iino
uberbaupt nur weni9 Sdue uor9sPommeu.
Sacramento 1T Don elmer grO6cn SeurrSbrunif
bsimssudt wOrosu, Die aud grc6e SoteIS per
sebrt BAT. Siee Minirer 9ecenfsn cen gBinter bin
curb an Den Mnen Su bleibsn uno man erwartst
cemSufOIqe cine sroBe G3OIo UuSbeute. Defenders
meroen Die Suarjmnen eifri9 bsorbeitet 9leue
SuarSacern Don 9rCBem 8cbtbum fino Smifhen
Dem Scatbcr uno Suba Strcme entoedt. &cm |.
Sft lS49 bis l. DIT. 1850 limb 436l5 9srfonen
uber cas- Mesr un9etOmmen unc $500 ab9acfet.
%S Die Gin9ebcrnsn Qfrifa5 nennen Den Don
uer "cer g3oIFen SIinte." ben Mor9en "oeS Sa9es
&ino." Giuer, Der einimaS Sis 9eIeben, nannte
fOIhsS "fef ldIafences gBolier" uuO cine eOtOmo.
tipe "sine SOnnsr Mhbte."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
December 10.
S& 9fieaelbabn 9Pd6rt6t.

Sabcr Sur lintsrfdribuns fur StOds in Der DsId.
mare, 9sbo, SdupIfia uno Susqusbanna Gifens
babn, 9sienfdoft isgen nun often bel sOsm Der I'm.
terjcibnsen, wsIte ssb6ti9 autUrifitt ins tlntsr,
fdriftsn Su smpfan9en
Mon whnltt 70 trlbe ols mSsIi& cine srO6s 1us
,ab[ StodantbsiIe uuterfbrieben su babsn, ban,it
ole Babn fObaIo oI5 m69tidb ansefanasn usrorn
fam, bober itno 10e weIde StOdautbeile ,u untsr.
ftreiben whai4en, sinscIaOsn 70 baIo aIs tbu,lidb
anIurufCn.
SdeUb Si[IiuatT,
DenrD &iH0,
Sbriftian 2reEs
-. GcmmittFc.
@uentauH, S"snbtr IL. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
Scffeastlicbcr 9Serfaaaf
piupr ffhGk6orpn 9S(nntoffhp

elmer f6ak6aren 8Iantof6e.
Nittwotbs ben l5teu Sanuar, nm IL ltbr WittoaS
fcu am 5aufs bes llnterfhrisbsnsn. in Sbermacun9ie
Saunftip, Ss6a Gauntp, offenhb Ue,fouft psroen
Gtne praC1tDDllc MantafcDc,
ssIssen in befd9tcm Saunitip. an Der Strose Don
So9elSuiue mad GIausuitc, itoeeno an 9ano oes
uerforbsnsn German Robr, SCbn Gaaf Ien.. SObu
Saaf, ir. Deter MufeIman, uno oncersr, entboItsno
uneefibr l12 Ifsr; ctwa IS Qfsr 1T pom beffsn
8aftancn: uno onoerm SoSIano. oas usbree por-
SusIi6ss San- uno SbwammIanb. Sarauf fne
erribtet
3zzA ;lpei SSpbnbdufsr ne6it elmer 9ro<
:iHNAa 6en tbeil6 BON StGineu crbauten
sssEs9 heusr uno onosre Nebcn9sbduoe. Cine
pCrtreffIids niefsbIenoe Sprin9e 9Sofsre if am
tSauIs morurd audi Der Sbwomm 9emdfert miro,
nsbn nod anosrn Sprin9en ouf Dem pIae. Gin
GROCER gutter QepfeI- I-Saum9artsn bsfinost iid babel
Quf bsfem @igsntbum bsfinoet fdb aud cine Qcer
f66ner brauner Sarte, weIte pOrSu9Itd Sum I'm
ftreidbsn in.
Das Sbse Fam. wsnn e5 Rdufern fbidIid 1en
l0Qte in Stidsn oerPauft rpereen.
Ber e5 in Quaenftein nsbmen nil por Dem Sag
Der Sencu. Der rufe an beim Si9ner, auf eem pIass
wobnbaft.
Die Seriusuu9en unc Nufportun9 UCn
Spnatban Mpbr.
Sanuar 2. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
9ebet bier!
Cine 9ctpifse unO pDllfOnumcne Sur

Cine 9ctpifse nnO pUllfOutmcne Sur
Der llntsIhrtetene. apOtbeFsr ia Der Stuct 23etb'
lebem, NCrtbamptpu Gauntp. beoient fib otefer Wes
tbooe, nm 9eioeneen en- rbsumatifden Sefbweroens
oieIben feien inIammatorifdsr dronfter ecer bisI-
Qer 9latur, FUND Su tbun, eaS er einen meointfteu
Qrtifsl Subeeitst meIder cine seriffe Seilun9 pom
eiefer pCttpubreitrtsn unb fbmsrStiden Srauebeit
bemirft. 9sfeGbs 1T in SuartfIofdben sntbaIten,
br9Ieet pCn elmer 8Or SnIbc. Sie SIl68feit mtro
eiugencmmen uno bic SaIbe duberIid an9etpeneet-
Der dbte Qttfs III nur bsi Gem llntsr3ebneten, e'
nem praftfhen Qpotbefer uno Gbsmif, une GrfH'
Ger Ger MccSin, Su bsf0mmcn.
9rcis SwC EbaIsr Die Safcbe ocer feds SGafbsn
fir Sebn StoIer-weIde fret BON Gofen an eeioen,
De nab ir9eus einem She'll oe5 GanesS 9efanet per.
ocn. Que Sefeuuu9en muBsn NIT Dem @sIee be-
ststst fCin fUnf mercsn fs niht bcabtet.
8efe MetiSn III fencr srOetbueneeu 1nsmpfebt.
uuoen (Wuffs) in Den 3eitun9sn beotrftia, eenn Ge
fpidbt fur ib ieIbit uno wGbrsro iie in brer Birf.
un9 9inSlitb unfbdotid in, befreit ie oas Spftem
pcn ccn ubstn SOl9sn elmer uUrberi9er un9ef6idtGn
Sebaneun9. SisisIbe bat bereitS msbrere erffau.
nenoe &urcn beruOr9ebrattt, uno Swar in Sduen,
NO Der Qaticnt SobteIan9 eie Stubeb utrn mubte !;
uno IcItbe, bic lid uur nit Griden fcrtberpe9en
tcnnten, iino turd ben @sbraud BON elmer Bis feds
SlaI6cn brfrsit werosn. 3eu9niiIe non &uren BON
cen odtborfeu 8irssrn f0nnen per9sSeiet wereen.
ES& Seine 1T dtt ouBsr is tri9t psn nit bIauer
Sinte eeIbriebcnsn Namen ocS @jaentbumers.
SoenrD Sdn9tuer,
Gi9sntbdulsr, Sstblsbem, psnnf.
Sanuar 2, 1851. nqlS
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-01
DTBD.

] On the 11th day of January, in the sixteenth year of
her age at the residence of her father in Pitt County
N e.. Miss Annie H. Lewis daughter OF Richard ID.
Lewis, Esq. late of Greene County, Alabama.
In Sacramento City, California. the 7th Nov last
of Col II. j. G. Ruin, of Franklin Co., Nsrth Caro-
lima. He went to california from Missouri, in ls49,
and located in Sacramento City last summer, in good
health but in a short time afflicted with the pre-
Willing disease of the country, and although at intervals
apparently almost well. unable to engage in
employment up 10 the 4th of November last on which
dav he was suddenly attacked with cholera IN Its most
malignant FORM He survived without pulse for three
days and on the 7th his spirit in another and bet
ter world His mind unimpaired from the beginn-
ing to the end of his sickness. He contami-
mated by the corrupons Of the society which surround
ed him. and forgot those moral principles lmblled
in the days of his childhood consciousness OF the
purity of his life supported him, therefore, on the bed
of sickness
No one ever evnced more fortude and resignation in
the prospect of approaching dissolution for at no time
did he utter murmur, and the tranquility of mind which
he exhibited throughout has been surpassed Be-
fore he was attacked by cholera he avacd himself of
his ncapacity for the regular pursuits of life, to ad-
minister to the of wetched and ororn pros
rated on the of trees-n deserted tents aud IN
other places where poverty dwelt The extreme mahg-
nity of the disease combined with enfeebcd state OF
body rendered his hopeless from the beginning
but still human appliances for his relief were spared
by an assiduous and devoted brother, who foru-
natey near minister his comfort soohe his suffer-
ings and smooth his dying pillow in this his last dark
hour of agony. These assidues, alas were trultless
his mortal remains reposc in the valley of the Sacramen
to! Golds6orO' Telegraph
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-01
ACTS OF THE LATE SESSION.

We publish to-day the captions of the Acts of the
late session of the Legislature both public and pri-
vste. We have given the Revenue Act and the
Equal Suffrage Act in full, and condensed state
of the Act in relation to the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road, together with of the most important
Resolutions in full. We may have omitted captions
of some of the Acts, but this unavoidable, COL
lected as they were the close of the session, amid
confusion and hustle, and when many things were
claiming our attention. We think, however, that We
have given all of much public Importance.
An immense mass of business transacted by
the late Legislature, as will "more fully appear "
when the laws shall have been printed and sent out
among the people.
A great deal of labor performed by the res
pective Committees; and towards the close of the
session, after the Reports of the Committees had
been handed in, both Houses applied them selves to
their duties, day and night, with increased vgor and
zeal. We do not propose, at this time, to review
the events of the session to submit any comments
upon them. We may do this hereafter. as occasion
may offer or require.
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
w W.suISGToN Ian 27 IS5


Speech from, Mr.. CLay-IHe Public Domain-NeO
York and the C1mpromrise-Charles Sumner-Cah-
tornia Dry Docks, Src.
Mr. Clay will tomorrow deliver his views In op-
position to one of Mr.. Benton's Missouri land bills,
and it is hoped that shall hear from him strong
arguments against the modern policy of squanderlng
the public domain.
The Senate put an extinguisher, last Saturday,
upon one project involving twenty millions of acres.
They also tabled project for driving out the remaining
tribes of Indians, in Minnesota, and buying their
lands for the purpose of giving them away-thus
doing a double injustice: laying burden on the
Treasury, and expressing the Indians. 1t Is time
some general and equal mode of disposlng OF the
public domain should be agreed upon.
l learn from Albany that the Legislature Will Ger
tainIv pass resolutions sustaining the compromise
measures and declaring that the fugitive slave act
must be respected and executed while 1t is the law
of the land. But such resolutions do not preclude
the agitation of the repeal question. Why not de-
clare at once that the whole compromise must be re-
parded as final settlement of the whole subject!
am not quite certain now, as have been, that
Mr. Charles Summer will not be elected u s. Senator
from Massachusetts. But there is some ground tor
hope that either Gen. Gushing or Charles G Greene
national and enlightened men-may be elected.
Adyices from California show that Col. Fremont
has no chance of being reelected as Senator From
hiehy intelligent source, learn that Mr.. Wether-
ed. formerly of Baltimore, will be elected.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-01
General Agency,
IL d M nOM s. Sr 4 Y p
Il A.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED D have formed paTtnel ship for
the transaction of with the several depart
rnents the of Government. in AusIn,-such as
the adjustment: and collection of claims against the
State The of Land patents, or any other ousl
ness connected with the General Land othce the AdJu-
tant Generals Office the Comptrollers ofhce, or the
Treasury Department, and the purchase or sale oil and
scrip land &c, &c. Charges will be moderate Let
ters OIL business must be postpaid
j. w HAMPTON, City Of Austin.
d. w. STAPP, Victoria.
REFERENCES:
Hon. C. G. keenan,, Speaker House ot Representa-
tives, Huntsville.
NJ. D. X. Taylor, Jefferson,
Gen. Edw H. Tarrant, Corsicara.
J. d. Henderson,, S Augustine,
Joseph Bates. Galveston,
Hon. John II. McRae, Milan,
James C. Wilson. Maiagorda.
Mr.. J. W. Cruger, Honston,
g John d. Logan, Washington. D C.
w. d. Miller, Esq Austin, Texas,
Hon. D C. Van Derlip. San Antonio,
Z" VIM. G. w. lowers, Palestine,
q" K. f. Clements. Brownsville,
'' Bnrrel P. Smith, Catksviile,
q N. B. Charlton, WuodvIlle,
{" J NJ. Cough, Marshall,
" David C. Dickson, Anderson,
=. w. M. Cochran, Dallas,
Ado ph. Sterne. Nacogdoches.
' J NJ. Smith, Shelbyvillc,
II. w. Conner. Esq, Charleston, s. C.
w. w. Holden, Raleigh, N. C.
Austin. Sept 1880. 26-
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We had the advantage. during the late session, of
the services of William B. Gulick, Esq, of the East
ern Carolina Republican, Reporter for our paper
in the Commons. Our sketches of the proceedings,
fatter ourselves, have general satisfaction,
and they were as fall. all occasions, our space
would permit. We under obligations to Mr..
GuIick for his attention in this department. and for
the intelligence and fidelity with which he discharg
ed his duties.
MIR. Gulick, it will be by his Prospectus, has
determined to remove his establishment to Colds
borough. We wish him the most abundant success
in his new location. Mr.. Gulick has made editing
a profession, and he understands it. We glad to
know that his talents and services duly apprecia-
ted by the party.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-01
Increase of 1850,
1O7,5773


Of this increase 66,4O9 is in Baltimore city, and
Al ,OO4 in the counties Baltimore county has in
creased 1922, Allegheny county 7,133, Frederick
3,5lO, and Somerset 1884. Carroll county is the
only that has decreased, having fallen off 2,l22.
The slave population of the State has decreased,
as compared with 1910, to the extent of 541, and the
free negroes have increased ii 221. The whole num-
Der of slaves in the State is 99,l79, and of free
negroes 73, ,l5S.
The exports of Baltimore for the week ending on
Thursday last amounted in value to $l2l zoos 3S.
The fugitive slave, Stephen Bennet, belonging to
Captain Gallup of this city, whose arrest, examina-
ton, and delivery to his master announced in my
letter of Saturday, not brought back to this city,
his freedom having been purchased for 500 by his
friends at Columbia, where he has been living for
three years past and had accumulated some property,
and has wife and children, Mr.. Gallup gave him
excellent character for honesty and fidelity, and
after manumitting him, said that he would 81 500
to have him back, if assured that he would remain.
The negro also spoke in the highest terms of his
master-acknow that he had always been kind
and good to him, and said that he would not have
run away had he overE card his masters brother
advising him to sell him to Georgia.
The MARKETS. In the Baltimore market this
morning flour was steady but not active. Sales of
800 bbls. Howard street at 81 SGT. Nothing doing
in City Mills. quote nominay at 81 Sc. Rye
flour and meal unchanged. Grain is steady
Sales of red wheat, good to prime, at lO0a 1O3 cts;
white do, lOl lis cents. Corn is hrmer. Sales
of yellow at 60 62 cents, and white sc 81 cts.
Oats, Al cents. Rye, 70 cents. Provisions are firm
price unchanged; sales small. The grocery malket
is steady-prces unchanged. Whskey is selling at
25 26 cts, in hhds and bbls. The offering of beef
cattle at the scales to-day reached 800 head so of
and the balance sold city butchers prices rang
ing from, So SO SO IS per 100 lbs. on the hoot,
equal $5 81 25 net, and averaging S3 l23 gross
Sales Of hogs brisk at $5 IS per 100 lbs.