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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-01
McCormick,s Patent Reaper.

We have already noticed the ex hibon OF this much
admired and very successful eapng machine the farm OF
Mr. Young this city The trial have been as
completely satisfactory here il pronounced be in
England We snbjoin with pleasure the following tesmo.
NAL on the subject, aested by signatures OF men we'll
known in all sections OF the country:
WAsHReros, June &C. 1852.
Mn. EDrToR: Some account OF the exhibition of
Mr. McComlck's reaper on the farm of Mr.. Geo. w
Young pursuant 10 notice, through the city papers, may
The attendance and remarks OF the members OF the ag
rcniural convention lately assembled here were pre-
vented by the threatening appearances OF rain on the day
they were invited BY MI Mccormick to attend bis opera
tons.
We beg leave TO say, through your columns, that we
highly grat6ed in witnessing the reaper in opera
ion far exceng that OF the cradle 10 beauty and com
ple,eness OF work No estimate of the speed OF the
chine made. II cuts swah OF about six feet in
width, and is moved forward at brisk walk Of the
horses, showing itself capable OF cutting from IS to 20
acres per day; estimated BY those who have used IT,
The machine is drawn by either two three horses
and the whole operation of the cutting is directed and
executed by two men-one who drives the horses the
other who, carried by the machine, rakes the grain from
the platform
The machine leaves no stalk OF wheat uncut nor after
cutting, strews any OF the stalks or heads upon the
earh-no straw cut short, with heads attached, com
in grading which usually los, in binding or al
ter hauling. All is placed upon the platform, from
whence it is thrown by The raker 10 convenient quanl
ties TO bind into shea and in form favorable TO good
bndng-be butts OF the straw being laid together in
square form II any portion OF the crop is lost in this
mode of taking it, il is from negligent and incomplete
binding alone
Being ourselves, most Of us farmers, and having
fully witnessed the operation Of Mr. McCornicks reap
ing machine, il is with pleasure not unmlnged with
PRIDE that thus testify the that has at length
awaited his long and perseverng Efforts TO aid The great
Interests Of agriculture.
g.. M y, Beall, M c., Va; Truman Smith, OF the
senate w. Bradbury do; Charles Sweetser, N. g,
Vhlo' Eben Newton, "a G.; John D freeman, M g
Mis- D. Nabers, NJ c., Miss; D. n. Cartier, N
" omoj j. D Colmesnil, OF Kentucky Thomas u
everett, M z, Va; John Johnson, M. e.. Ohio; u IA,
Dusty NJ g, ONO; Joseph Lane, delegate from Ore,
soni Thomas II Bayly, NJ O., Va; Charles 4 James,
pom Arkansas; John Robbins, j.. M G., Pal Edmund
purge ss-Commissioner OF Patents; n. y Wabrdge,
W. ~ T.; +. Farely, Arkansas; g. n Penheld, N
~ a = Edgeuon, M C., Ohio, Robert Beale, Wash
ihg'on Beverly Tucker, do.
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LIeHrNfse PROTECTION TELEeRAPHs.-H. G..
Turner, OF Cheaw, South Carolina has taken measures
to secure patent Tor Improvement in telegraph ap-
parstus, 10 protect the magnet OF telegraph
from being destroyed or injured by lightning as well as
enable telegraph operators conaue at work during
the prevalence OF atmospheric electricity which often
great trouble and delay the southern atitndes
The principle OF the Improvement consists in having a
medium connected with the ground and telegraph line
which will conduct electricity Of great intensity but not
that OF low intensity, generated by the gavanc battery
thus carrying oft the atmospheric electricity without in
terrupiDg the circuit.
The invention is simple and has been used in The els.
graph Office at Cheraw for two months with complete
success #> a# III
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Washington June 30, 1852.
As mark OF respect TO the memory OF Henry Clay,
respectfully request the citizens of Washington TO suspend
all business after eleven O'Clock tomorrow (rhursdaY)
mornng--the time hxed for the commencement Of the
funeral ceremonies.
-.IE JOHN w MAURY Mayor.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-01

hiyKR TaAvsL.--It is said that notwithstanding the
1nsk competition between steamboats, and The railroads,
.ne trsde this Of the Hudson river steamers far
exceeds that Of any previous one.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-01
ARRANGEMENTs or THE U. 5. MARSHAL.

ARRANGEMENTS or THE u. S. MARSHAL
Citizens OF Washington and others desiring TO parci-
pale in the funeral ceremonies OF the day requested
to conform 10 the following regulations
Citizens OF the First ward meet at the Union engine
house Second ward, the Franklin enqnehouse Third
ward. at the Perseverance engnehouse Fourth ward al
the open space 10 Of the Bank OF Washington Filth
ward, at the Columbia engnehousc Sixth ward, the
Anacosta engine house Seventh ward, Island Hal-at
10 O'Clock, M precisely, and proceed under marshals
hereinafter named, and arrange themselves in order
as hereinafter mentioned, Pennsylvania avenue, be.
the Capitol and the National Hotel The several
wards, commencing with the FIRST take position in nu-
meca order in open column from the foot OF the Capitol
and Immediately after the vehicles In the procession
passed, the citizens will form in eight and fol.
low after to the CAPITOL where AFTER the services the corpse
will be placed in the Roundo and each citizen be afforded
an opportunity Of seeing IT,
The following named gentlemen will be pleased 10 take
upon themselves the duties OF marshsls dismountedi
Eirt wrrd DIR William b. Msgruder
Second 1ard DIR Thomas Miller.
THIRD 1ard John Y Bryant.
Fynrfh wrrd-Dsnel Campbell.
Fifth ward-B. b. French.
sirfh uard-Robert NJ. Coombs.
Stpesh Dard.-John w. Martin.
The marshal the District Of Columbia 10 whom has
been ntrustcd the duty OF making ,uch arrangements
the short notice will allow, that all his fellow
will the importance Of forming with alacrfy 10
these directions.
Each citizen will the usual badge Of mourning on
the left arm.
No vehicle horse, except such may be In the line
Of the procession, will be permitted remain Pennsy
vania avenue during the time the procession is passing
and tho police are charged with carrying this regulation
into effect
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-01

JOHN w. MAURY, M.Yor.
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EXPEDITION FOR WORKING The SILVER MINES or
days ago, board the American ship Archibald Gace,
party OF miners chiefly foreigners, for Guaymas We
understand that they acting 10 concert with the
pany in Mexico, composed OF bankers and members of the
possession OF district in the State OF Sonora where
rich silver mine is known 10 exist This mine was first
discovered in 1884, by some Spaniards who extracted
therefrom within few days, large Of silver
The Viceroy OF Mexico laid claim the mine with
in the name Of the King OF Spain, being too valuable
to be allowed to become the property OF any private ndl
vidual
The mine OF Auisona-fot so this rich deposite is
caledbecame the subject OF protracted law suit first
before the court of Guadaaysra the decision OF which
in favor OF the discoveers then before the council
OF the Indies at Madrid, which made out 10 be the prop
erty Of the Crown The periurbed state OF Europe and
the breaking out of the civil in Mexico prevented
the Crown from ever pTohtng by the award The
Apacbes have remained since that period undsturbed
masters OF the district IN which The mine OF Arrsona
situated
The object OF the present expedition is TO enable the
company to work the mine by drviRg back the Apaches
y consists OF some two hundred men, who are now
their way TO the spot We wish them success in Their
undertaking. aat
MINING srws,--Tbe San Diego Herald OF the 18th May
Gays; Oar town OF San Diego put into fsrors las
Wednesday by the exhibition OF hne specimens o.
me goidbesrng quartz, full OF The real ssuf, which
was brought in BY two indans who declared they found
IA one Of the yulchcs between Old Town and the Mis-
son. should hisrsPors prove ue that there does sss
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
sIiebt ocuue, nm ibm su ItbaSru.

Gin alter 9ofofCfo mrIhr fir SadfOn
sourrob ritf bic er bcfcr mar, bcfom cinen
Qnfau uon Sbeinbeili9fsit SufOl9e Der Gr.
mdtlun9 Don Sarriicn; ober ais 3oDIor
ermGbIt mar, Fannie icin Sorn feline @rsn
sen uno er tbat sinsn fsierIiben Sbwur,
niemal5 fur cinen SoIcatsn fur ir9sno Elm
Qmt su limmen. Scr &urSem wuroe Der
aIte Mann in elmer Sbenffubs pon enem
feinrr @bie Nabbarn bebordbt, "co6 er fir
Qierte ifimmen MOLE" - "WcbIan, QItsr.
ib eabte Sbr bdttst mir wCbI bunOsrt MaI
eeIaqt, bab Sbr ME mieoer fur einen Sotca
ten ltimmen mcutc?" "Sa$ babe i'd au6,"
ioete Der Nlte, inosm er Elm re6tss Staafs'
eelittt ma6te, "alIein Die urIabe ii, pier.
teiftni6t Scloat 9enu9, UNI IL m
III lh abenN=
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
slbifimmuuoeu fir aSrcTSent.

Sn einem @rntefeGo bel &ismstorn, Can
CATER Gauntp fano neuIl4 cine 1bitimmun9
fat wie fOI9t:
Sir BnfGto stch 10
Sir Sr0ntn YisrH 90
Quf benz DampfItiffe n&cinoeer," bel iei
ner neuItben Sabrt pOn HeuCrIeans csn
MifffTppi berauf madte Elm Oemo ofrat
ben Sorf6Ioe. cine Ibiimmuus fur prsf-
bent ;u nebmen, une cas- SeiuItat mar ME
fCIqt:
Tir Binftlo Stctt 75
Sir SrOuttu YtCrr 33
glebrbsit fGr 9tett AZ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04

ren bic 9efabr ibrsr Sage bemerflib. Sur6
bic Disc Der Sonne uno oas iIbermdsiae
@tnbeijen mar oas Dsd in Der Ndbe Der
Hrtfel trcden wie 3unosr uno mar enelib
In Sronb 9eratben. giniee Mlinutsn nadb
Der ftieB Der 9dmpfsr ans ufr, ieoo6
brabte bic 9ewaIt oes StoBes cine ICIbe
@rf6utterun9 berpor, bas bic &au6fdnqe
umttlrSten uno tas Seuer i'm gtu fib nit
ocppeIter 9enalt ibsr baS Boot psrbreitete
Oa Der lBino pon Dem llfer ber mebte uno
oaS Stuer in Der Mti,te ecs 9oOts ausoe-
bto6en mar. 70 paro bos 0intertbsiI, mel
Dies un9ludIiberwtifs in tiefsm 9Saher lag,
baIo bon ben 8tammsn ein9sbhut II. Dem
9roberen She'll or paTa9irre, pslbe fib
auf eiefem She'll oes Boots befanon, bIieb
nur bic @abl SpiIbeu btm 8ubrsnncn
coer GrtrlnPeu, tpenn fis ndt lbpimmen
tOnnttn. Dit pdiIaaisre auf Dem SOrosr.
tbtll oes Bootes fpran9en fbneu ans 9ano
uno braben bic Brstter Don elmer umSiun.
un9, msIbe fe ans WaIIu warfen, Inn
bensn, bic ben Sprung in's @aiIsr getban
uno ntbt l6wimmen fCnntGn, cine unter.
ffheune 3u perfCbofftn.
Quf oiefe @eife crrribtcn bis Weiffen taS
eano, natirltcb nit Srlult al tbru 6abe,
bic Iie an 8cro 9sbdbt; bod marrn in esr
9latt nm IL ubr IbOn % 2sibuame Don
Grtrunfenen oufgeIif6t uuo qsmi6 1T, coF
onbsre pCn ben 5Iammen itbsrbOIt uno Der,
brannt lin0.
Seit uuferm obt0en Scribt Iino nod
oiele GtnSclbciten uber bieIe @ota1rOpbe Be,
fannt 9emproen. Si5 9cfern Qbenb warsn
SO Gei6en ouf9efunosn, pUn tenen bic met
fen erfonnt worten finb; ou6eroem msrben
vcrmibt IL QerfOnen, tcreu GeibnOms nod
nibt gcfun6en iino, uno Obne uebutreibuno
tiBt iCb onnebmen, baB in bisfcm Sail
weni9fsn5 20 @erfonsn mutbwitli9 um5
Geben 9ebra6t pOroeu Iino'-CQug, Big
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
Die Gamutp -SScrIamr,luna,

Man wirb in bsutiaer 3eitun9 flnten
baB bic temcfratifts @bie ffsbencs Com
mittse sincn Ruf fir cine @auntp SGlamm
lung bat rssben Io6sn, wsIds auf Sdmita9'
ben 29fsn 4u9uf, am 6aufe Don u arCr
@utb in @utbsUiue, itattflneen fCll. Nlt
auten @bis8, uuo aue Sreunce vcn suten,
ebrIi6en, iparfamen unb ceroenttpCuen
Beamten, fclltsn oe(er SerfdmmIunq Mdnn
fur Mann bsiwobnen. Die bevOtfsbencen
@abIen lino, sIauten mir, bic midti9lfen
Die felt elmer Ian9en Siribe pou Sobren Sc
baltsn wurben. @8ir fnbrn eas unfsre
9esusr fsbr tbiti9 lint, une bereitS ftcn
tur6 allsrIsi Ssrorsbun9en uno 8T9ebun
gen fuhsn, bic Stimm9cber ju bin9cben.
3abt uns oabsr aud tbdti9 (sin. Ga6t un8
Ques aufbistsn baS in unferer @cmoIt IN
ben Sits Su srrin9cn; iebc6 last un6 nur
bic @abrbsit 9sbrdu6en - mir bdten Die
@d6i6te oes eanbeS-eie 0Ceumsnte aui
unferr Scits es9sn unfsre 9esner-io, wir
baten ba6 &ttt uno bic Q8abrbctt
uns bsainfi9sno. 9ober wolIen mir nur
redtIi6e MitteI dnwencen, um 81 IiCQCn.
lln6 feio usrIidert, wenn mir nur eiCS bun
unb babel redt tbdti9 uuo woder fno, 70
mu6 uus Der Sie9 nit elmer 9rcGen Mebr
belt bel beiosn @abIen werben, ,-ecnn Hedt
uno Wabrbeit t6nneu nur cine SeitIan9 un
tsreriidt wcreen uno mh0Cn bel ndbifer
WabI befsbm, wsnn mir nur tbiti9 ltno.-
8Tfdume aIfO Nemanc Gle @auutY Ser
xnr1IIino
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
SHbia. 6cfiibl in S,cu.orIcous.

Sie @biQS Don Ncu Orleans bef6lc6en
nor eini9cn So9en cine SreimiQi0e GCmpa9.
ME 5u fcrmiren, untcr Dem Nomen nS Scott
&dn9crS." Cine &srfammIune wuroc
fur rieien 3wed 9eruftn uno in meni9er
aIs "a Stanben mar Gin Battalion pcn
400 Mann, oniiatt elmer GOmpo9nis for
mirt. 9(ab ocm 3tsn Sag bate fb cir
&e 9im en- Don 800 Monn sufammeuoe.
lteut-alle &dn9crs! -9urrab fir eOufu
ma
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
(SetpitterIcbdScn.

gi benz @emitter welhe5 AM ICbten
9onnHfia9Qbsno uter sinenSbetl pCn Geta
eauntp Soe trof Elm SIieitrabI bic prd6-
tias neus Shtuer ees Srrtn Yet Sror'
eu, IT,, Don Subwbsitbau Saunfbip, Sun
bette biefslbe an, uno bronute oIes 9olSwerf
oaran bis aufbsn 9runo nieoer uno e8 war
nur nit pieIsr Iube Der Natbam eaB feline
anSereu @sbduos asrettct poreen fno. Sn
eerIsIben bsfano it bic eanje eirsidbri9e
Seu.@rnete bts 9ebn5manncS, Srn. s IN
S6uma der, 70 wie aud bic QanSe auf
Dem plass 9swa6icne un9etbeIte gstraioe'
Grnets, ndmlib etwo 1000 StOds Srutt.
3sbenbem bate SEER Srersu nod cine be.
teutsnes Suantitdt 9etroiee unb &lccfamen
Don Ieetsm Sabr in oaIelbcn. Scrner be
fanb iib elm neuer @a9en oes 6trn Sbu
nader, WinbmubIs, StrCbbanf, atlss Yfsr
ossef6irr in osrfslben, weIbes atles Elm
Raub ber Slammen 9epcrocu 1T. Die
S6euer mar 9sbOrie nit elmer 9epitter-
Rutbt perfsben, uno man Uia wiiIen ba6
Der Strobl bel ben SbUren bineinfubr Das
@ebduce mar bis Bu einsm sepii1en SeIauf
in Der Sbsr' uno Niecrrfaucona Serii6sr'
unss Gcmpasuie perii6ert, absr auf oem
SnbaIt mar fsins &crIibsrun9. Ser game
8srIufi mu6 fi6 wsnisftsus Su stma 5000
TbaIer bslaufsn, wslder in Der Sbat fsbr
f6wer auf beice Obiee 6erren fdut. 9Sttl
ein mitlsioiass publifum nitt stnas Su bic.
fem 9rO6en Sbaeen beitro9en? 8ir bofen
bas bisfe Srase beiabeno beantpOrtct mer,
ben mag, inosm 5rr SrrrsII erif Dor etIiben
Sabrsn elm neuss 9aus ourb Scufr UsrIOr,
unb inbsm fur .5,u. Sdumadr Der Ser.
Iuf alIsuf6wer 1T. 98eniefens werben
tid bic Na6barn alS liberal nit ibter S0uIfe
sur @ieber Qufbouun9 Der Sheusr Seiesn,
bsnn in elmer fol6en auf9sfldrten Nadbar
f6aft mie iene, mo pielIeibt Sober benft
baS ndbfe linahd f6nne i'm betreffen
Id6t fib burbaus nibts anoerS erwartsn
aIs bo6 alIe 70 banbeln werben, wie iie
phnf6en wiircsn se9en fi6 feIbft esbanbeIt
5u feben,-furS, bab ieoer cine blIfreibt
9anb Ieiftet, uno feline pOlIe pfIi6t tbut.
~Ginise unfere @esenSeitunoen fin.
ben beeweesn an 9sn. ScUtt Qnfcs pae er
su Aueenstoun 9sfonsen eeuommsn wuroc.
Dieisnisen bic nit Der Sefbi6te Der 8er-
einigten Staaten bsfannt finb Ioben i'm ca
fur inbsm, ais er fab on6 es unm6eIib wdr
NIT 800 1merifaner, bic SbladbtSu aewin.
men gsasn 1900 Britten uno Snoianer, er
ni6t sufsbsn wo0te 6as feline game Qrmee
nieberesi6o6sn perbe, uno fib fOslei6 ss-
fnneen CAB. psl6eS beren eeben rettete-
ISOLDE @srfuhe Scott Su f6absn, mi6en
alIt furbtIOs Su SOben fallen.
SIotiba.-Die @bia Staats. @cnpen
tion pom SIOriea bat bic @rnsnnun9 bon
Sect unb Srabnm rotifSirt. Dies li6ert
bsn StAat fur bic @biS- -&aaPipatsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
Sdrecflichc Gntnifrppbc. Scr Gimpfcr
ScnrD SldD pcrbrdmnt. GrpEcr a5er=
lnit IN Ntcnlcbcnlrbcu.

Schrcdlidhc Sdtnifrppbc. Ger Sampfcr
SocnrO SldD pcrbrdIint. GrCecr 3crs
lnit an 9tcnlcbcnlcbcu.
gltuotrf, SuG 81.
unfsre Sta6t wdre am % WatmittaQS
Surb ta5 @rutbt rrfbrcdt, boB Der 9lOrtb :
riper Ddmpfer ,Senrp Slap erpiOcrt uno
perbrannt fet uno oas bti oisler @atafropbe
Sunoerte p0n Menihenteben perioren 9e-
9anaen feien. 0oS @ridt fano Qnfan95
meni9 @louben, maro ieoob nur III bolo
beitdti9t. Ser 6eurD Slap mar cine furSe
Srede unterbaIb WOnfsr6 poGfinoie ourb
Seuer icrftort wOrosn uno cine qro6e Qn-
babl QTfoncn botten babel ibr Geben per-
loren.
9a5 Boot UrrIie6 UtanD 9eftrn Wor-
gen um Z llbr nit et,ra 800 pa6a9ieren
an Bob; nur einigs Wlinuten fpdtsr 9inq
Der 0dmpfer armenia ab, uno aIsbaIo be-
gam Elm befti9er @dtfreit Swifhrn bsieen
Sdmpfern. SaS Bsttrennen oauerte Die
game RsiIe our6, bis in Der 9sgsno BON
Newburqb Der 9enrp Slap etwa As Wei
len Sorlprun9 9ewonnen bate. Ser Bett
treit mar 70 befti9, oab bsice 8oote an
manben Der 9ep6bnIibCn Ganoun96pIdeen
nitt anIGetcn uno BEL elmer 9eIcgenbeit
rannte Der 6snrD Slap 70 nabe 9soen bic
armenia, ba6 oiefe 9ejwun9cn mar Surif-
SufdlIen, msnn lie niht auf'5 9ano eeeriu9t
msrosn wOute. SrOe Dem @ifsr uuo DER
Qufrc9uu9, weIhe fb 9rw6bnItb Der paf
Ia9iere. isIbf Oamen, BEL ioItbm 8ettren
nen bcmibtiot uno iie aIc @sfabr ver9,f-
fen ldBt, entfano bod in oiefcm Sale, ,rO
Die fbuaubcnoen 8ettrenner in 70 9cfobr.
brobenoe 9tdbe 9ebratbt rparsn, 9rc6e Ser
wirrung; Srauen Iiefcn bic Sdnoe rin9cno
umbsr uno mtbrere fieIen in Sbnmabt.
8aIO oarauf srweiterte Der Senrp Slap
ben SOrfprun9, ben er erIan9t, aber furs
nabbem ct 9)onfers paffirt, ilie9 in Der
9idbe Der &elid Elm fbwarSer &aub auf
Die SffISiers ceS SoOts stIdrten ben 0af
fa9ieren, s5 fei Feline 9sfabr, um oieleIben
rubi9 Su baItsn, wenostsn aber bic Spter
beS Boots nab Dem 6liihen ufer Su. Son
oiefer Seite Der bies Der Wtno uno in ei
uem 4usenbIid wur0e aud esn pai1aais- !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
0pfpfpfp SSpShcit,

SaIb nab benz &rie9e Don 1912, mur'
ben Sen. Scott $500 aus Der Sadie 9e.
fcblen. @r matte isinsn SerIuit in Of
fentIiten 8Idttern befannt, worauf Die
96rTe fammt ibrem SnbaIt ibm wisbcr Su.
eeiieut wuroe, nit Der SsrfhTung, ba6
msnn man osn @i9cntb btlmer 9efannt bitte,
er niht beraubt wcrosn fsin wiree. Sis
9oFofOfo 9litter bslieen neni9er @atrioti5'
mus uno wsni9er grO6mutb oI5 iensr Sd
Tbenbieb. Sic fennen Sen. Stott, un0
fu6en ibm bsnnob feinsn sutsn Namen Su
rauben. SU5bsit III cine entebreneGre Sci.
oenI6aft aI8 Sabfutt.
" SaItet es i'm @sodbmi6 @bisS uno
Sreunee oeS Sen StOtt, bas man in Gng
lamb futbt bic Wabl oe5 Sranf piece Su
bef6rbern Gs ift babsr nctbwsnoi9 ooB bic
g8bi95 mad1am uno tbdti9 iino, inoem mir
neben Der 9OfOfOfO partst nod gc9en BRITT
fdes Sob Su fdmpfcn bubsn. GOfOfOFoiS
mus uno brittifbrS @GIo Urrcini9t fam un8
absr nibt bsfe9en msnn mir nur unfere
9nnje pfIt6t tbun.
Sn MtSntOfb County in @eorqien
babCn II Neaer ibrsn lSrn.. 8. Souiton.
ermOrcet uno elm pOulidnoi9 9etdnpnie ib.
ret 2Aal ab9eIeat
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04

SToribo.-Die @bis Stuots. GOnpen
tion pon SIOriea bat bic grnennun9 pOr
Gestt unb Srabam rotifSirt. Dies f6rt
bfH StAat far bic @bis-@anPlbatsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
SDbte gtatiDnaIs sGrneuuuuoeu.
Sur ASrGfIoent:
Maj. .@en. Bihfclb Stctt
2SrdGoents : GripdbIcr.

NrdfcentS sGrirdbler.
MSronocr 6. Rrcrpn. 9irrtFomrtcn
senatorial: SanCs 9,c(lcd, gicrthumbrlono,
Samud Il. YurpiontC, 8utltr
9iItrift;
4. gBiGIium s. 6u9bss, il. Ser MiertEs,rarth,
Z. Sanlss 2roquair, Il. SamEs .. Gonpttl,
3. srbn g8. stctss, Is. SomCs .. Yorlrn,
q. Scbn 8. 89rce, 10. Sou,Cs &. 1opricn,
$. Spencer MtSlpaine, II. Scbn MtGulrCb,
6. Sanes ~. Sullsr, llS. 8olpb 0rOtE
q. Samss pcnrcle, 10. Scbn etutrn,
q. Sebn Gb6fsr, 90. Nrcbitolc NrNTtirn,
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Sbmein nur sum SpaGseHammtn. 'Bie
melt tat Su s8 fprt9etrieben 2" fraste DER
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oettitben," fprab Der Ritter, uno fbifte
jbu bin, no er { cine Sbwsns msDr bunE
spas we9treiben fcnnte.
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fraat, mas or pom beutiqen propbtttnwe-
fen balte? = nMein Soft antwOrtste er,
oruie febr dnoern fib ole 3eitsn! Saul ains
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man uno fu3t Qrppbstsn unp man fincst
@fdm
Neue @r finouno fur tieienigcn iun'
gen n9errn," Die ltebeuce SrmcFra9cu ira.
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ben 9emcFraaen iebr unguniii9 III, 70 Id6t
man iseteis 9smoFra9sn aus aanS runnem
SIr9 ma5ss unp rpeis anfrd8sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
Nlcnr Gnbn Grrpbitipt.

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ten Cuba Grpeoition, wirb bod bin unc wie'
Der in ben Ser. Staatsn Don elmer neuen
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eincm anbern ginfau auf Cuba aefpro den
@ine 3eituns ron Maoifon, Sneiana, beri6
tet, oas Elm tSerr bafsIbff anwefenb scwefen
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| fig babsn uno nun cine Wonnfboft BON 10,
600 Su Or9anilirsn 9sbsnfen, um cas GiIanb
su uberfalIen. @iro ni6t 70 f6neu 9sben.
Gd6ertib.-Gs III Suweileu redt fpaB'
baft nit anSufeben, wie bic 9s9snprefen
Gi6 bemiben, Sen. StOtt aIs sinen Mann
biuSufslIen, Der aud gar tsine Sdbi9teit
babe. DoS &OIf wiro 9emib ffarFs 9ihf
fi6t Don fOIben an9aben nebmen. - gBdB
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gnssl gum @anbioatcn bdtten, biefe pref
fen ibn fbwarS Su fdrbsn perfudten, um
oanu in ibrer oummen 8osbeit aus poIIsm
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O6er Elm alter Reaer!
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
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