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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

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Don pifawap @auntp ein9 Dor einiaen ga.
gen nit 1900 fettsn Stfen nab Often uno
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te G6weine na6 Cincinnati. Ser Cribs
aus cisfem Mafoisb wirc ilbrr $4,000 be:
traaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

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Sbermometer ouf Nuu ffsbt fonnen per-
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

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beabfdh9en Elm 9ro6e5 Sdn9erfsit anSu-
ffiften, meIdes am 19hn SUM- beginner
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

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Iono 1T Elm freier, farbiger Waun, 8obert
Slider, our6 Die Circuit Court 5u 81, idb.
ri9er 3u6tbnusfrafs UerurtbsiIt, neil er fe
ne Srau, cine SfIaUin, prfIbrt bat, ibrsm
0errn Su sntlaufen.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

LAKE CITIES AND HARDoRs.-There is feature OF
the late contest that should be noticed All the large
cities OF the lakes-Bufalo. Cleveland. Detroit, Milwau.
kie and Chicaso-have given very decided democratic
maloriles We do not speak OF this an unexpected
result, but as commentary upon very loud. moulhed
professions OF peculiar guardianship of harbor interests
by our whig friends. Indeed il might be mentioned en-
pasan that amongst the oldest political phenomena of
the day. is The fact that the party which has ever endeav-
ored by legislation to cripple and restrict commerce makes
the very best professions in lis favor So it is But
after all the theory OF such professions is by no means
new. There is nota monarch the globe who does not
profess the greatest friendship for his people; not man
uiacture who wants high duties that does assert that
such duties would benefit the people; not drunkard
who is not indignant when told that his example is bad
and noa demagogue who fails TO in his own decara
ton that The Send jus,ifes the means"
IDefrou Frts Pas
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

There are returns enough 10 Indicate the result OF the
late election The head OF the regular army gets the
electoral vote Of four Staes-t~o North and two South.
The anti slavery States OF Vermont and Massachusetts
have given Scott plurality for the Office OF President
In The latter Is well known that the anil slavery por
ton Of the voters sustained their wbg candidate. The
national wings threw away their votes rather than sup
port man forced upon them by the Seward and Greeley
school of politics All the world knows how Vermont
stands on the great sectional question, and II is not
prsng tina, she voted for Scott.
But what shall we say OF Kentucky and Tennessee .
With faith that ought TO mountains, they voted
for Scott in spite OF the sinister influences by which he
nominated and supported. We are mortified 10 see
own State in such company, but it can't be helped
now The votes for Scott in this State would have gone
readily for William II. Seward, if he had been the
wing nominee; and their editors and orators would have
proved by any OF certificates that he the very
man for The South II ia worth while for the wings
Of Kentucky and Tennessee to make any prsences
about their zeal for the rights OF the southern States
Nobody will believe them hereafter The free States
have with wonderful unanimity, given their verdict
ha, the compromises OF the constitution shall be
taned-that they will not sustain the who would
enbro the country with this sectional question forever
We rejoice at this result The Union is safe-agtation
nharmess-democracy is triumphant We shall be pros
porous al home and respected abroad Gunpowder avail
ability has proved TO be humbug, rightly appreciated by
the American people.
Hereafter the constitution will be made alive again
economy, energy and craftsmanship in national aairs
will take the place OF proagacy, imbecilty and fogysm
The country. 10 be sure is ruined, usual but the
country is used TO il, and will bear the prosperity OF
such ruin generally comes from democratic success
louisville Democrat
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ny E. N. sTRATroN, Amot,onser,


VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday, November
litb, at O'Clock, sell The
farm formerly occupied by Lemne H. Middleton, the
farm Of Colonel Lorenzo Thomas United army
Pierce, containing i25
house. with wings an orchard OF spps peaches
fruits, and several fine springs OF water.
The house and grounds command
view OF Washington, the Potomac and country
particular description
auctoneer visiting 'E7'f-
Terms liberal, made q sol
Title ndispuable Conyeyanees the purchaser
Oct B-oodhds
0,- The above sale IL postponed to Thursday, NO.
vember le nj the hour
chasing requested to visit The farm,
attention from the present occupant. -
. r. NJ srRATToN,
NOV lJ-dts Auctioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAxPAYERs.-Noic il hereby
~ given Thai tho advertisement delinquent property
course OF preparation and will he completed and published
about the first " December
The undersigned respectfully
no discretion but makes his duty
Of the by opery without
exception, which
Al persons Interested forward
and by paying avoid Tho heavy sdvereent
. f RI, RoCHH,
Noyp-eou Collector.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

yIcroRY-Afer some ten days, the returns from the
State are ali in, and franklin Pierce has carried by
mo over General Scott and VIM. A. Graham. North
Carolina has swung from her moorngs in the wing har
bo and henceIorih may be set down reliable DEM
ocrac State
The vote throughout the State is short by some $4,000
voes-on the democratic side 10000, and half that num-
Der on the wing side; still we have majority. Had
here been full turnout, the majority for Pierce must
have been at least 1000 votes We rejoice that North
Carolina has taken her proper place among the great
army Of republican States OF the Union.
[Goidsborough (N. CO. Patriot.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

MISSISSIPPI AND Cun Governor Fooie lately sent
the Mississippi legislature special message calling The
ateRlon OF the members oil that body the proceedings
OF the Cuban authorities in the of the barque Cor.
neia, and also that OF the steamer Crescent City. He
recommended The adoption OF strong resolutions ode.
caraive Of the firm determination OF the government and
people OF the Stale TO yield cordial support such just
and constitutional may be resoed by the
authorities in Washington for the attainment OF the high
purposes just specified"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

The trial Of Captain McLane by courimartal has been
concluded a, New York. and the decision Of the couI,
forwarded 10 Washington. His counsel, his speech to
the court, made the following statement:
He wished have this opportunity doing Justice 10
General Pierce by stating that he had, days since
been WINGED by conversations with brother Officer
present the occasion, that he had been wrongly in.
formed with respect General Pierce having received the
insult stated, and he took this the earliest opportunity oil
making the fullest PREPARATION by recording his error
frsing that he had received information en-
abed him to do 50 before the circumstances Of this
martial could have throws any question his motives"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

SARprsEs.-The editor OF the Manchester Mirror
says from personal knowledge that the bay OF Monte.
rey, California. is literally filed with this delicious Ash
They TO be found there in greater abundance than
in any other part OF the world They are to be found not
only at Monterey, but in all the still waters the
from Panama to Oregon.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

The OF Francesca and Rosa Madiai al Florence ID
exciting great deal OF attention and Of feeling in the
Protestant and free countries OF Europe. Depuatons
Of highly influential have gone from Prussia and
England to ntercede with the Tuscan government for
the annullng oil their sentence, They condemned
for "impiety"-ihe husband TO hfy-sx months and the
wife TO fortyfve months Imprisonment at hard labor.
The "impety" consisted simply 10 teaching servant
girl in their house TO read the Bible The case has been
appealed 10 the highest court in the country and the
sentence confirmed the Grand Duke has aso refused to
interfere with the course OF justice il is called and il
is very doubtful whether the foreign depuaiions will
have any effect upon him. That is certainly an unhappy
country in which il can be crime deserving four years
in State prison 10 teach person to read the Bible or
any other good book.--N Y, Tribuns.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

The Madrid correspondent Of the Kotnseu Zsiung
AYERS that early in October secret treaty concluded
between France and Spain by which The former under
takes aid the latter in keeping possession OF Cuba
All the French of. war in the American waters are
ordered to put themselves at the disposal OF the captain.
general whenever he may require, and the Spanish
squadron at the island will presently be augmented by
an So gun ship, launched month since at Cadiz and
10 be called the ST. Edward. What with the Spanish
forces and their French auxiaries it is calculated tina,
the island will be safe agan, all The efforts OF all the
eeboers that may be forth by that great mother OF
hlibus,ers, the United Staies.-N. Y Tribune
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

ELECTION rRAups-The Pitsburg Post has the fol
loving explanation OF the frauds attempted by the wings
the recen, election in that city, which now under
gong investigation:
FORGED NATURALIZATION rArRRs.-Considerable excite.
me9t was created Yesterday by development made in
iu 20 forged naturalization papers which had been fur
Msned number OF persons in entitled to them, on
confederation Of their voting for General Scott An nfor.
nation was laid the mayors Office In the afternoon Of
Yesterday by German named Go'leib 2. Graham, who,
nongh w the country but three years bad been furnished
W a regular certificate OF naturalization with the seal
olhe protho oarys office affixed. and tho signaturenot
gennne, howeveroi Geo 8. Hays, pro,honotsry. This
paper had been furnished Graham without his taking the
Oadn Of allegiance In open court as the law provides.
Yesterday mornings paper. the fact that Graham
nve other Germans received slip OF paper from John
~ hampton esq, at his office on Fourth street, directed
70 we parliamentary, with nothing II but the words all
,HA ~ the courthouse, they taken 10 the court
om but sworn, the necessary vouchers produced
tgm me courtroom the Germans proceeded To the office
q Ihomas n. Marshall esq Fifth srset, where they
naturalization papers with tax receipts and adj
Ia was also given them 70 destroy the papers after they
OH Germans received their naturalization papers 10
,ns manner, and further Developments show that this
suonen system OF naturalization has been carried
Me enent-so great as to require the strong OF the
should be stretched out TO punish the guilty and
"e purity oithe ballo,box by signal warning"
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ny GREEN 8 SCOTT, Auos,one.r..

VALUABLE THREEsToRy BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pennsyivena AuctonDn "Wednesday,
shall SELL In the premises, O'Clock, D. M
handsome brick situated
south side between Tenth and Eleventh
house well bu, and in thorough repair, with back blding
Wide containing hneen good and
with cellar under the entire The
three feet running back hundred feet being
lot No 3to calculated
for business stand or boarding house.
TERMS $4,000 balance In twelve,
months the purchaser
ments bearing interest deed and deed
Title indisputahle.
Nov i6-d GREEN SCOTT Auetionsers-
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SUPERIOH Lot Of Riankct.-The undersigned have I'm.
" received from following goods which they .it
sell in large quantities single pair New YORK prices
Wis '#"F " - f'
50 pairs 1874 best Whitney blanket.
so do 1874 do
so do II-4 do do
80 do l04 do do
ALSO
is 10 pairs heavy ,wied Virginia blankets for
ln do gray, for
Is do green Mack blankets
Together with a compiets ock Of
- twiled linens plaid linens
Plaid and striped co,tons, brown shrtings osnaburRs
And all other kinds OF goods suitable clothing tbs
very lowest prices. =
Nov lI--6nf CLAcETT. NEWTON NAV Co
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

NOVEL Harnden's xpress wal rec
commissioned TO forward young lady from central town
10 Pennsylvania 10 New Orleans. The Express fulfilled
their contract 20 the letter. by delivering heir fair and va
liable package (Which marked on the way bill " a
young lady as per orderly In that city in good order and
condition, We have heard OF children being rded by
express, but this is the first instance within our
oil an adult being committed to the charge these enter.
prising common carriers a matter OF business
[Phlad,iubtn Mem,
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Markets
sales To-Day.
ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auc,ionee,

ny U1kHH1N q SOUII, AuctI0heeFs' 1870
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTioN.--On Wedass-
day. the 18th Instant shall sell the premises, O'Clock
M three fine building Capitol Hill being 10, and
Of lot in No. 57 The above described property
handsomely located thriving part of the city
east, Of Maryland avenue. ttFB
Terms One third balance in six and twelve
for the deferred paymen satisfactorily
cured bearing portion of the property
offered for sale BEFORE Of defect In
title, perfected could
gwen but the title is ndisputabie 94e
GREEN & SCOTT,
Nov I'D Aucioneers
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NfttiNG HILL Tor sale or Rent-Ths eoun-
Try seat within half hours drive Of the
containing about seventy acres The land good
70 me growth OF all kinds of IL large
and fruit garden, with spacious dwelling and ali
necessary lbe suntions healthy
view OF ch and romantic every 10 gentle
man wishing blend the society Of Washington
gree. Apply to SAMUEL McKFNSFV
( N"Fs-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

AsorurR CESraAL AaERIoAs RxpusLIo The inhab.
anis OF the sthmus of Panama and its vicinity are con-
sideng the expediency OF declaring il an independent
State, or else of annexng il TO some more powerful
country The government, at Bogora has acted literally
in opening the matter for discussion, and its course
meets with general commendaiioa
National Democrat
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BY GREEN q sooTT, AIctionss..

SPECIAL NoTICE-vALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUG
uonon Friday, the 18th instant, shall sell premises
O'Clock handsome building lot fronting %
street. neIi TO The corner Of 9th street west and running back
feet IL being the Of lot No. H. in No 374
The above described
city and the will be well worthy OF persons
wishing to purchase.
Terms onefourh cash. balance sir, nine
for bearing deed
Title indsputnbIe. GREEN d SCOTT,
Nov Id Auctioneers.
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The Theatre.

Tonight we have the admirable comic opera OF the
Position OF Lonjumeau. 1t is piece well fitted to dis
play TO the best advantage the talent OF the troupe which
has already made 80 favorable impression upon our
play going community
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

Obssquis, IN Honor Of Danisl Wsb.lu.

Obssguiss IN Honor Of Daniel Wsbsis.
NEw YORK, Nov. l6.-Agreeably 10 announcement. the
obseques in respect 10 the memory OF Daniel Webster
took place in city today The display altogether
grand solemn, and imposing. Business great
suspended, and large number of the closed
Most Of the buildings along the through which this
procession passed are draped In mourning. Fags
everywhere hung at haimas and bells toing. Min
ute guns firing
The procession comm enced moving O'Clock, and
is now through the streets.
The occasion altogether is becoming, aud all
participate in ID with marked feeling IL gives evidence
that has fallen who had abiding place In the hearts
OF his fellow countfymen
Disaster and Loss Of LIFE on he Lakes.
CLEVELAND, November l5.-rhe steamer Michigan il
ashore fifteen miles below this place Her pipes have been
carried away and she is otherwise badly danag The
Empire State Is safe at Toledo.
MILWAUKEE, November l5-The schooners Ten Brothers,
Gold Hunter, and Walter ashore, the latter total
wreck A large steamer is ashore Faifport, with
vessel bottom up the of which supposed have
been lost AT the mouth OF the Detroit river dozen vessels
are ashore, most OF which will get OIL with but little dam
age The schooner Eagle, at the mouth OF the Weland
canal, Is total wreck She had board eight thousand
bushels OF wheat one man drowned and the balance
OF the saved The Canadian schooner Sovereign and
Lady Bazo ashore Lake Huron--the former total
| loss. 4M
| The report that steamer fire off Cleveland locks
wants confirmation. The propeller Ohio, which went
ashore, was gotten off and has arrived at Buffalo
| Rumored Disaster and Loss of Life. haE
BUFFALO, IN. Y.) Nov l5.-Private advices received
here from Dunkirk report that the propeller Powhsan
has loundered the lake, and that soul on board
pershed She had large number Of passengers board
valuable freight. Her books and papers said to
have foated ashore. Nothing authentic in relation to the
rumored disaster has been received blu, is probably
| true.
The Mississippi Repudiatsd Bonds
sipp render probable that majority will be given
against the payment of the Planters Bank bonds.
Markets. t4
BALTIMORE, Nov. l6Sales of 10 900 bbs City Mills -four
IS, and 100 Howard at So l2ta further advance
Sales of red wheat l08 ITO cents; white, liz liz
cents. New yellow corn rs cents /; white, 50 10
Gate, 80 40 cents Rye, IS cents. Mess pork,
! SIS. Whskey, rs n cents per gallon Tobacco very
quiet-prces unchanged. Stocks irm-prices up
wards. ..# W. asa4a.s 3aal
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GAIT RIvERi SALT HIvEHf-A Faise Repest--
u report a, THOMPSON hsd len for Salt River u fsls~
Of informing his friends hat he Inns sold
found bis gallery on Pennsylvania svenss
always ready 70 take not only the hsst
by The cheapes, dagueneoupes IN the country,
Nov lo-dlw
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zoe Jesuts have again taken possession of Loyola
wen ancient seat in Spain Fifty sixty fathers OF the
will reside there in charge OF the missions in the
sngdom. The order has sir houses in Spain, but no
college for the instruction OF youth
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TOR HENTh large and convenient brick dwelling
ten thousand feet Of Erount attached condition.
containing large quantity OF fruit and the
Of 18th and L. streets morrill, Hekei who
will show the premises person rent
ing the Possession given Ac
ply at the carpenter shop OF DAVIS GARRETT between I'd and
~ streets In the OF jackson Hall Nov l4-Ssd
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By the above it will also be that the wing jour.
mails were correct in stating previous TO the late election,
that twenty-five thousand wings had not gone 10 the
polls in October, but evidently made no calculation on
the IS ,se4 democrats who also s,ad away from the
polls
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OsTThs near Pennsyvsns ave
~ nue. between l4h and 9Th on m street. m ~
omnibus small lepne gold with slk cord guard, and
small finder VIII be suitably rewarded
by leaving IN M Tho ono, M The Union. Nov i4-3sd.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionosrs.

BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionesrs. ~
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, STORE FIXTURES &C., AT AUc-
a. hs eoes . on
Sd and large and excellent
'' Gsapowdsr, Imperial Young Hyson and black tea.
Crushed, paIve5ized, and brown sugar
Java, LasaiIa Rio and nd. ground round coffee
Flour, fish, starch, rice, mustard, indigo, &c
Pickles. casap, salad oil nutmegs mo cinnamon
, Tobacco snuff and ega aI nfOo% and wood ware
kept in retail grocery store
LIQUORS.
In barrels; brandy, Holland and country gin
Old Jamaica spirits and Monongahela whiskey
SG'ss old brandy and sherry wine
Also, The store 1nur.s such as ne' 'pe'n 2"
Counters meal and sugar binns W
and weights, measures
oil cans al ga canisrers, shelving, &C.
Al a%ff' over g. and aP; ..s:s:
and -four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed.
Nov I'D Asc,ionsers.
SCHOoL BOOKs.-Always on hand fun supply Of an the
GRAY a BALLASTYNE.
A LIFE OF vICIssITUDEs, a story OF RsvoIution-
AIRY Times q n NEW novel By q Z .. R James
BRUSH Eloquence, embracing speeches Of
nen oas BY Professor Chauneey Goodrich Of Yale CoIles
FURNISHED RooMs.-Three or four handsomely furnished
front rooms, first second, and third stories
with comfortable kitchen in the furnished
minutes walk Of the CAPITOL twe) Restaurant within few
Address a. n. c. furnished rooms inquire te Office Of
the Union. Nov i6-da.
GOLD PENs-GRAY BALLANTYNE, book.e Hers, 7,h e.,
approved s1tan is
Ing made OF many degrees OF hexibl to suit handwriting
Also, common gold pens, very cheap. Nov. 10
Of The most mnen, orators, BY Goodrich Of Yale College
James's work. g 4 Lifs OF vici..i,udes"
Anthon's Cornelius Nepos.
souis Boos. s = near s,i street,
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INCREASE THE VOTE OF PrENsYLvANA.-By the
following table i, will be that al the November cleo
ton for President Pennsylvania there were 50 ,o22
more votes poled than given for the candidates
having the highest number at the election in October
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Runorsd Disaster and Loss of Life.

The Mississippi Repudiated Bonds
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I5.-Further returns from Missile
sppi render il probable that majority will be given
against the payment Of the Planters Bank bonds