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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
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fir ben December 9ermin 1853, anfansrnb ben
12. December, 1858.
sDilIiam 6rrp sssen Sclcmcn @anssptr,
8. unb .. pster sesen Scbn Sreidltr,
SeiIe gBeaSsr sssen g8illiar, aunsman,
ebarles eDier seSen gBilliant 6ranB,
.. unb 6. peter sesen Daniel 8cpr,
s. s. 5urner ssssn G9arles eSfer,
sStliam 3. JtauI sessn Sclcnou Grssl,
gDaterman unb gJruns eesen Sclcmcn 5Spssl,,
gSatsrman unp ypun9 sesen Saecb Grbn,an,
5enrs Sabnader 9e9cn 9iatban RtitslY,
eDilliam Niint 9sssn 8euten Dlint,
8eubtn Nint sesen gli&Utas w,b gSm. Iinl,
6enrn 8aub sestn Scnatban Dtpalb,
Die abminiitrators bon DtFs aus9 ssssH 9unat
gtter,
Samuel Steel ssssn bic !sanSsrr s9ul.1irettr.
rem.
Srbn Sadenic stsrn Snjaniin 5csel,
9briitian 9rrB unp 9lnbere gegen gBilliau Tttp,
Caroline Deitert ssscn SeiIe 5allman,
Daniel s. Smitb sesen eptraim Sisrus,
Deter Stdltffet Sestn Scbn Sfrn.
Daniel 6pblsr sesen WihasI 8el6ner,
Solomon gpple sesen 9iatban eerH,
Dacie SetmtaH Sesen Daoib Seil,
Dapto Sel seSen DdSlb SeiintaG,
Spbn s. 9lice ssssn eudmta9 unb Saeuts,
5enrp Dillinssr sese, 8emersr une @arts,
Greeutcrs rrs seritprbenen Peter Cooper SeStr
SSrael 8umfclb,
Scnas 5eil sescn 6enrs S6mitt,
9teuttn @adenba9 sessn 9rrrse 8tunsr,
Scndtbdn Wtnnsr Se9tn Deufelten,
geilIiam ggenner Sessn DeHfelteu,
sttrabam 8obn stsen Dasb 5cmtler,
gcbe unb S6warb sssen Sotn Ndsnn,
DaStb GrnrY sescn gBlIiam 8r6mrr.
s. g. SamucIs, protb.
9tcssniter o. nabG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
y erbetratbet.

@n 25fen Septemtsr, bur6 staRrr 5slfrih,
Etl8bman S.'D sf d nit g arab M 0 "
G :, beibe vpn Ster,Dlarunsis.
(Ourb paftcr 3sIIsr.)
am lssteR 6onhias, Snp. 8. RttItr,
bon Sabwbeitbal, nit 9arpItRtGifs n.
barb, BON Sbsr. .Nneunsts.
am lsBtsn Dirnfas, Spt. 86str nit
Saras 9nn &ttnbarb, beibs BON
Sal3turs.
Our ndmli6sn 9eit, ptttr8ehrtS nit
Y en- ma W 0 tr, bsihe ron ee4a 9auns
f9iP, Hcrthamstrn Gaunts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
Surors fir Die srpeite @o6e

Surors fir bic srpeite @o1e.
9fpmas 5ritpri6, Gatafauqud,
gIinS Msrb, 9lllentcwn,
Sclspb Bar, @ribentrrs,
Scbn @. @rafin, aGcntUirn,
aarrn BAIT, ataIauqua,
DiacusbbpsGabe giepsrmilfcrt,
Gtepbn &srn, sDal6instcn,
9Siliah 8. Slumer, 9lllentpwn,
Wi6aet S6aup, Sal,tura,
Scbn Ser6ner. Nieeesmaeunsis,
Charles Slid. Subwbeitbaa,
Daniel s. 8reiB, epnn,
abam 0erman, Seipslters,
Ganurl 5ermpnp, 9pnn,
s. SIaae Srsints, Nllentcpn,
Mpies gSisanp, Sal5turS,
Gbarles Grce, gllentcmn,
Sfrat1 Srrtler, Sancptr,
Scbn gtter, (Ypn SenrYJ 5eibeltttS,
Gtdrles 9. Sufd, gIlfcntcpn,
Charles 5rrrea, SiibpbsitbalI,
Gbarlss peter, 0aI9instpn,
Saepb 8eiharo, 5ancper,
Scnafban &ei4drb, gtllentcpff,
Mihael 8si1arb, Sbermaeunsie,
Gtarlss 6ittel. a1entrpr,
Sotn GniTe, Beieenburs,
8suben 0enntr, Sibpbetbaff,
Samuel Brdber, 5anrser,
Daniel garhr, r., SbsrmilfsTb,
&arun 9rcrelI, gIGentcwn,
NOrsdn Appel, SaI;buts,
DaSib guuI9, 9pnn,
Daoit SiHitb. Otermdeunsts,
Scbn glanf, Dteriauesn,
9isi Cine, aIentrwR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

nsersnptb I'M 8ei&t Ser
8trmdnen.-Sn Sansccn unb grpms in,
Sirmantn JteiGe berrI6t mad ben lesten Seridb,
ten cine I@rtdlihe 5msrsqotb. Saulenbe BON
N1nnsrn, 5raprn unb 8inbern werbtn umfcn,.
men, tpenI nidt baleIst silfs SslGafft tpirb. Dit
@sfdnsniiie fnb nit psrIrnft ansefiillt, prl&t
SerbreGen bertitt babsn, Inn singeferfert su tpcr.
ben unb auf bisie sRsiie stlpas gu eltn gu tetOm'
Hen. Die ernten iine scrtsrs SaHf adnaltd
wtHratbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
SO ar It II II q.

Die Greeutors Ssm Isbtsn Bi1sn bee ssrilrr-
tsnsn N9as Gebr, testbn BON Sga16instcn
SaunT6ip, esda Gauntpj seten bIrrutit gla6ridt
an Ssbermann, ber Salomf Webr, cine 1U6tsr
bes trfastn gsrilOrbsnsn, auf BEN gtamsn Der Gr.
teuturs bin ittS ju bcrstn, IS fei cenn bab fe sis
ne bon ben grecutUrs untsrlHristens Sroer bat.
MIi9ael 28ebr, G~,ors
Daniel Webr, w.
grstmtn o. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

Setraut, Sft. 6.-Das IyriI6t Gcntin,
gent sur tiirfif6n &rmss In 9IFsn Uirb $4,000
Nann Sdtten, ndmliG ppn alsppU 10000, BON
Damascus 1000. vpN Jerufalem anb Der tlmss.
senb 1900, BON SripCts 500, spn geiraut, ars
&C. 1900, aus ben SsrsbiItritten 1000 Wann &C.
8risfe aus Grserum 9ebrn bic uIaffae Grmee auI
$4,000 Wann an.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

Wti6e StGaSen.--Sn Gnslanb sistt sS
d6t 9Rilicnen DlrnIfsn bic wsper 9cIrn nr4
Streitsn fSnnsn; cbnssfdbr Elm Sisrtsl Der gam
sen SepSIteruns bon Gnslanb unb Srlanp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
Seine 96dee mebr,

pter sin Bsrt, pcrin man bas @rrpidt bes Tin6.
piebs unS ber SGweine In 1abelieh nahIGtasen
Tam, ID lcsbsn trbdIten rCrbet 'inS 3u SettauIrn
bti &td, 0utb ane 3rtYftr.
y1estmtrr 0, 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
. er 10 oblfeile
Alltatoull Alietbfaa.

Ddeen, II. I. no,
In 9trsitI6aft Galtcn wirt. Ssine gtsret lino
ale G&r uns selApint, unS feline seasen ieu
unb BON tsr nsueitm Wcre. Gr II imTner tfrsit
auf bic tiirstltr an,ciss &unbsl, NIT Sutsn une
f&crn pfer6en umS adtIamm arsibsrn, weln Is
psrlanst wirS, ju pofeben.
Saniilien, mb Seerrmann asrr6aurt, tennsn
in,mtr NIT 5utrpclm mad, ibrem sSsHsn 0si6mad
Ssrisbcn iperten.
Srinr 8crbsrunsen Ictsn ietcr3eit btlig ietn,
unb Irin Gtatl6enlent burGaus In teintr sintds
irssnb snem anbsrn in gllrntcrn nadfsbrn..
BS-Gr winfGt aud ras pubIitum enrauf ari'
merriam gu MADDEN, baB rr Su isptr5sii suite pisre
be gum Srrfauf auf 5anb bat, une eab e. au1
Susleia Ipl6e intntsr sntduf,. User alfc CUTE
pfrte AZ faufen pber oertauf n bat,
fprrdr Bel i9m Dor wsnn CT SSrsains madeen MIL.
SIR tiStr senoFcne llnteritdbrns faet er berg
li6rn Dant, unb tolft rur@ panttl6tsit uno
billise greiee liG Ieinsn slntbsil Der 0anf Res
Sublitums fernrrbin ;usul6ern.
SSiGiam R. esb.
gtcptmter 9. nq5W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
so arftpreife
Wreife in 0lIlentanll ann Dienffaa.

Maud. G6anf, Scr. 9.
5lrur Der Barrel frinst 1926. @runbtrtrsn
per 9uitrI so, 5afsr so, aepfrl so, 3risbeln
62, gptnrn 2 90, 8iten 40, Butter 20, eisr f9.
DJ-Sn Cation trinst gSaisen per 8uldel
ST 80, 9lcssen 80, gSelf6fom 72. Satsr 3S,
@runcberrrn AZ, Butter 20, Gisr IL.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

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fir ben December Germin, 1853.
0ranbsSurprS.
Samuel &rmrrsr; Sbrrmilfcrb,
SIaae gSummer, 9pnn,
5enrp @anscwere, Illentetpu,
Daniel German, Seibelters,
Omen S6nsiber, DO.
@sprss Sittler, eynn,
Sbpmas 9. gSilIcn, @llentcpn,
9laron Sutterped, Steriauecn,
g8illiam G,rieItmrr, Siiepbsitbau,
ScIerb gBstberbclp, 9cwbia,
SObn eeitb, Sbrriauecn,
esSi Siltlsr, 9Ynn,
Sp1epb Sartman, a(lentprn,
Sclcmon 8emersr, Sppermilfcrf,
Sames Z. 9anertpsrs, @lsntcpn,
Dasib 8emersr, Saljburs,
qepis Smitb, g4alGinstrn,
Smpn SGwst;rr, Allsntcirn,
Ssnrs 8einbarb, 9liebermaeungtc,
SameS 2lIen 8ramer, @asntc,rn,
Scel &lcs, 9rwbill,
SSSasssab s. llsberrptb, StsrIauecn,
Solcmpn {. splpsr, epipsrmilfcrb,
Srlpmpn @eapsr, @asntrwH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
petit. .Surors fur Die erits @r6e

petitsSurors fur Die erifs @c1e,
Samuel Sprn, Gllentcwn,
Samuel s. Siflsr, !Seibelbrs,
Gbrifian Wue, g5sibsnburs,
Sctn StsHcn, Niebsrmaeunsie,
George 50. 5Grins, SbrrIauepn,
Samurl Sernbarp, Stsru,aeunsit,
Charles Beers, Sal,burs,
Sctn 8Un,is, Nrrpwtsittaa,
Sames gS. 5uller, eataIauqua,
8euteu S@snsr, Nprppbeitbau,
Carlos $. SarnIcn, @arntcwn,
Ulitflin 5annum, 20.
Scnas Neff, 9Ynnr
Gp4raim s. Gus, SiSp6cit9a1,
SCnatban S9mid, Ncrpwbeitbau,
GbarlsS SunB, SbrrIaucpn,
Sciepb Mppcr, SanrSrr.
Sclcmpn Dillinssr, 9hebermilfprp,
8i9arb 8. esperS, 9llrntripn,
Dapib Danner, Niebermaeungis,
Stepben Dprnblalrr, Stermaan9te,
5enrY eons, 9pnn,
5cnrp Burger, SbermilfprS,
Scibua Grp, Sberiauern,
Sp1n j. TrauBe, NuefnerHt
Sciie Sittins, Stsrmilfcrb,
emanuel 1rerler, Siopbeitbal,
@eerse Danner, gSeieenburs.
SObn n. Seiibnrr, Ncrp,pbtitball, .
gBilliam 6ifler, 2pnn,
Saepb 8. Ntter, 2tllentrpn,
@trabam Slant, SbsrIaucpu,
Ycter s.. eebr, @aentopn,
5iram s. S6anB, Strrmaoingist
g8illiam 6ittel. S6ermilfrrb,
SenjaHin Semmel, Norpwbeitban,
Dapio 8trn, Sbermilfcrp,
Daniel 8dber, gliebcrmillprb,
Gli 3. Sdser. Aaentppu,
NiGael ShaiTer, SberIauecn,
Gpwars 8Sblsr, Ncrbwbeitbaa,
gpbraim @snner, Sibwbeitball,
Omen Sdssr, 9llentcpnt
2eSi 6ramlih, SbermatHnsit,
Samuel StaufTer, Nic6ermtlfpr6j
SaeCb Cooper, SberfausOn,
Scbn Wabtern, 9depernatungie;
Scbu Weter, SberIauecn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
81 a Cb + / 6 t

pirb biermit sc9ebrn, tab Der llntrr3ct6nrte ais
abminiiratcr BON Der SinterlaiIenldaft peS per,
itprbenen abraham u 8trrp, leBtbin bon
9lcrbwbsitbau 3aunl6ip, qc6a Gauntp, anseltellt
wcrpen f. 9tne bicjmisen pabcr, relde npG an
6elaste Sinterlafeni6aft l6ulpis fnp, psrben
biernt rlu6t innerbalb SBc6en bel rem llns
tr,eianrten an,tirrifen unb ab,ubr;abiei-
alle Sslds, bic mod Gcrberunsm an pisIslte ba-
ZEN, ItnS tbsnfalls sriu6t ibre 9ie6nunsen inner
balls Der bsIastsn 3eit ein,utrinoen.
Soiepb Slerp, u. @beitbau.
gppembtr 8, na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

~ Das er6bte q Fcrfemsnt bon 2na.
bens2(nsasn III iumsr 90 finpeu In 6. WatIad's
SganHs nno Snabsu &lsieuu9ss s@fabItkment, Sc 506
SRartt etraee, brittle Sbare eberbaIt Der @suntsn.
pbitabsipbia. (Sspt23 na3sB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
SIR SDttntd9sfbuten.


DaS IS dseb d 6letn iiber bic
Qnfan8seriinoe ber Reli9Ipn, fir Samis
liensttnterri6t. Sonntaesibntem unbg8os
6enfbuleni" BON pforrer 8robif, bat TO-
eben Die pretfe perlaferi iin6 if nun beina
9roBen ino Ginselntn sii boben i'm Suds
itobr gum ,,patriotei.'' Dafelbe fofet
oas 9unoert SO 90. baS Dueeno at Ste.
unb beint einjelhen Stid 4 Gents.
Das 9efdn9bdblein fur bic Scnntdass
S6ulen Der GpaneeIii6= =eutberif1en nno
Oeutf6sReformirten &irdsn in ben Ser.
Stdaten, bat neulid Die prelIe perlaGtn
une tonn iest in ieeer beliebi9en 4nsabl
in un1erm Subffobr bejoeen ipereen.-
Der preis oeiTeIben it: Seim .0unoert
$l2.5O; keim Duseno $500; beiua eia.
1eInen Stdd lS4 Gents,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

3abnarst in &uentaiti,
Sari6tct als Speraticnen an bn; ,3Sbneh aiit Die
icrslamRe unb t,mifertisiis @eile uns isst 3aent
Gin mad sincm gan; nsueH unb perbeNertt1 9lane
nit juiamnentdnsenbsn Gums. Disle 3Gsnf
iinb belier unb spr;aslider als bic belten 8lcd
pter Sinele Gum 3dtnt in jsbistm Usbrau6.
OF Wan rufe an unb Isbe prpben.
Sflice: yc. Is gBelts5amiltcn Gtrabe, dm
2ten Stcd), se9endter ser SppfclIcws9alIs.
gfcpsmter o. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
S6nlbG@er.

prottifbes Re6nenbu6 fir behtf6e Gle.
mentarihulen in ben Ser. Staoten.
@eues eefebu6 fir S6ulen, oeer sweites
8u6.
0eues Su6fabirsSu6, nebff eefes uno
Deptiibun9en, jun eriten ltnterri6t.
U Iebit anbern Qs8sG unc 4nfansss
SG6er fir Ginber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

UT Sn unferm Su6ltobr iino fceben
fcl9en6e neue Siber erbalten iporoen, auf
Die mir beionbers Die Qufmertiamteit BON
Scnntd9sibulen unb 6riitliben Samilien
~ lenfen wdnfben. &ufet an!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-12-30

Percussion Cars SuPERcEpRp A
new composition has lately bcen inveni-
ed by Messrs. Winiwater and Gersheim,
Of Vienna, for the purpose of superseding
the ordinary percussion caps, and in many
instances, the gunpowder charge also.-
The most prominent feature of these gun
primers, as the composition is called, are
the absence Of q metallic coat or cover,
and their uniform explosive power, tho
materials being Of such nature tha,,
after detonation, no residae whateveris
left behind. The materials which form
the new composition are eliminating mer-
curry, chlora,e OF Potash, and sulphide Of
an,imony, the dangerous properties Of
which ingredients are diminished by the
application Of eolodion, which is used as
cement, and it is ingenious employment
of this substance which constitutes tho
chief peculiarly Of the inven,ion,-Sei-
entifc American.
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royeign Ita,r,,a.

The Irish have become broadening
people at length. The consumption OF
Breadstuffs is now enormous, notwilh-
stonding the abundance and comparative
cheapness Of potatoes, excellent in qnal>
iiy. Llrge quantities Of foreign grain
are ground in extensive mills near Cork
and other towns, and forwarded 10 Dub.
lin; and ii appears ,ha. the railway CONS
pany for want Of an adequate supply OF
good trucks TO meet their emery sDcy, are
sometimes unable to take all the produce
offered for transportation. Fee r,..,
During the last excavations made at
Pompeli, several human skeletons, and
one Of dog, were discovered pressed
upon the other Two gold rings orna-
mented with catneos. were found on the
fingers Of The left hand Of the skeletons
The remains Of an antique villa have
been discovered between Acerno and
Scafatin, on the banks oi tho Sarno, a,
the depth Of only three or four feet undeI
the level of the earth. .atus 5ssoa
M. de Saulny's discovery Of the si,e'
Of Sodom and Gomprrah is considered
one of the most striking within the whole
range Of Biblical antiquity. The dsin'
.srment Of Nineveh is, as matter o.
feeling, a small matter when compared
with the discovery Of Sodom and Co
morrah. There is something strangely
awfd ir the idea Of these living monu'
ments Of divine vengeance ye, remain
ing, after six and thirty centuries, will
the actual marks Of the instrument Of ih'
overthrow still visible upoa their blastet
ruins. Gin. Eng. .t.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-12-30

SAruRN's RING.-Prof. Pierce then
proceeded 10 make some remarks on the
ring Of Saturn, confirmatory Of bis inves.
tiga,ions on ,hs subject, laid before tho
Association in 1851. The opinion adop-
ted is, that the ring is fnid. lie said
he had now the pleasure Of confirming
the impressions he then held, condemns
tory of the theory advanced by In Place.
We quote Passage from his remarks at
Cincinnati ... ......... ..... ..
"The author Of the 'Mecdniqe Celeste
proved that Sa,urn's Ring, regarded as
solid, would not be sustained about the
primary, unless i, had decided irregular>
tiles in It's structure. But the observa.
lions Of Herschel and others have failed
to de,ec, any indications of such irregu>
lariiy, and luborious series Of invests
cations have finally convinced Mr. Bond
Of the utter imprac,icability Of any ip1>
portant irregularities, and ne has, there's
fore adopted the conclusion that Sa,urn's
Ring is not solid, but fluid. "
am now convinced there is no conceiva-
bic form Of irregularity, and no combina-
,ion Of Irregularities, consistent with an
actual ring to be permanently maintained
by the primary iii, were solid. Hence
l, follows, Independently Of observation,
that Sa,urn's Ring is not solid."-Scien.
tifc American. .'.
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paid no tax for such purpose since the
orgonization Of said township.
Isaac Nigh, arcsldeni Of said ssb-dis-
tricilNo. s, testified that .he evidence Of
said Samuel Hooper was in all respects
true.
We add the substance Of the decision
The Court, Judge DIxoS, held, p&
That the Bill unconirodcted would
make case wbereon the Court would
enioin. That the affidavils Of the defend
anl's entirely disputed all the material
parts of the Bill. Although that the
Board Of Education in the exercise Of
their undoubted rights under the law,
mag have gone further in the exercise Of
their discretion than the Court might
fully epprove, yet as there does not appear
to have been any gross violation of the
principles Of equity in THAR action, and
as they appear to have pursued the forms,
and aimed TO carry out substantially the
intent OF the law the Court will not dis.
iurb their action in this proceeding -
That as in this case where the complains
ants had borne no share u taxation for
the building Of school houses in their
district since ii was organized that the
Court did not consider that the word
"por,ion" limited the assessment TO be
made by the Board Of Education, and
held that the assessment, might be The
whole or any part Of the amount Reces
sary to be rnised for taxation for the
building Of such school house, and undeI
these circumstances the Court does no
find such state Of facts as calls for the
exercise Of restraint by way Of injunction
For Complanan,s-ELUM DAY, Esq
For observation-disclosures SMILEY, ant
JAMES MACKENZIE, Esqrs.
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Erie Still at i'll

A passenger who came in from Cleve-
land last night, informs US that just before
she left, the news came by telegraph that
the Erie people had agreed to turn cut
yesterday and tafe up the whole line Of
railroad to the State line. In addition, we
have the following in the telegraph.-O.
Statesman.
ave learn by despatch from Erie that
the people of that place, headed by the
"IIigh Constable" are this afternoon en-
gagged in tearing up those portions fthe
track Of the Cleveland and Erie Railroad
which crosses the streets of Erie. The
mob proceeded in its work ofdestruciion
no soon az IL was known that the mon
were at work repairing the damage done
TO the Erie and North> East track.
1t will be remembered iha! the injunc.
ton granted by the U. S. District Court,
:sstrains the rewdies only from violence
TO the track east of Erie. aE...
The Pennsylvania U. 5. Marshal for
The Western Disric, is iE town and goes
10 Etie this evening.
The telegraphic operator at Erie says:
"We hear a report tina, the citizens Of
Faiyyiew are about 10 take up the track
a, every place in ,heiv township" But
this operator being one ofihe rail rppers
we can place no confidence in his dis
patches" 49," oar h
ERIE, Dec. 21.-The bridge at Har.
Dor Creek was repaired yesterday and
Immediately attacked by the mob and
burned down. ~. ........ .
The u. S. Marshal Is here serving war
rants upon the rioters ''..''"
Tho mob threatened TO demolish the
track Of the Erie and Cleveland Railroad.
A large body Of men, lad by the Mayor
and High Constable are now engaged in
removing the track Of the Western Line
Rnilroad at the stree. crossings. "''.
The citizens Of fFairview, a village six
miles west, are about denolishing the
track Of the railroad through tba. village,
amid the ringing Of bells and the firing Of
Cannon,
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LAND PURCHASES IN IowA.-The Iowa
City Republican Of the 23d November,
says:
"We had supposed that after winter
weather would once make its appearance
there would be some falling off from the
number Of those who come to hunt land /;
but no, so: still they come. II seems as
though the people of Ohio bur lately
found out The beauties OF Iowa, and that
there was no time to be lost in procuring
share before "Uncle SAM" sells out.
The land office is crowded all the time
Of business hours, and still they come.
Every stage comes in loaded with those
who come to spy out the land. We do
not know the exact average of the sales,
but we have ascerlaned that 10000
acres of the Public landS have been sold
in single day. We presume it may
average 5000 acres. If all the Offices
ore doing the same business that ihis one
is, Uncle Sam will sell ga right smart
sprinkle" of land this year. "a.
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SHORT SESSION OF THE LEGIs-
IATIIRE

We observe that some Of our Demo-
cratic exchanges have expressed them-
selves in favor Of a short session OF the
Legislature. We are in favor of the
shortest conceivable session compatible
wlhe the public interest; but at the same
time we are willing that the members of
the Legislature shall have ample time TO
DO up Legislation well, Men and wo-
men, even, in the generality Of cases,
when they wan: good and we'll fitting
garment made, do not undertake 10 stint
the person who is to make it, as',o time!
They manifest perfect willingness that
he or she shall have sufficient amount
Of time in which 10 do the necessary work
well, and we cannot but see the same de-
gree Of common sense in the matter OF
legislation would be attended with equal
ly as good results. One thing that tend
ed to prolons the session Of the late Leg
slature was the manner in which il was
be-deviled from the oulaet by many OF
the presses. Il was at first sensitive TO
the animadversions Of the press, and un~
dertook 10 do up mary things with pre-
ciptancy, which occasioned blundets, and
in the end prolonged, instead Of abridg~
ing the session. We hopey therefore,
that like course will not be pursued
this session. We have enough faith in
the sagacious discrimination Of the peo>
pie in this Stale, to believe that, in most
instances, they have made selections Of
good homes, msn, who will 90 up 10 Cos
lumbus with an intention, which they will
execute, 10 do the necessary legislation
as well and as speedily as possible. To
doubt this would be toimpeach their hon-
esty and capacity, which we have no dis
position to do in advance of fair trial.
II mua, be remembered too, that the
Legislature Jus, elected will be under tho
necessity Of legislating for two yeats, in-
stead of one; and as necessary conse>
qnence, VII require more time Ham.
Telegraph. .. f.s ...-.. .r
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rha school Injunction Case.

Az we promised we give brief state
ment Of this case, merely saying that as
the rights and duties under this law are
not we'll understood, oil that can aid ia
give clearer view Of it is advantageous
The following extract contains the
material part Of the Bill, as presented 10
the Court:
That said Board estimated separately
the costs Of erecting such school house
in said sub-district and levied said tax
thereon separately and distinctly from the
remaining portion Of said township, and
wi,hou. leyying corresponding tax OF
any tax whatever upon the other SUBJ
districts in said township for the purpose
aforesaid, although these plaintiffs and
she other inhabitants Of said subSdistrict
No. 8, have always heretofore borne and
sustsined their full and reasonable share
or che burdens OF taxation for such pur-
pose and all other school purposes in
comparison with any and all other sub
districts in said township.
HxNRY KILHEFTER,
NfRAM DAY, CiuI Action
RoAmRr MARSHALL, Injunction.
NArHANrEL H. BAeLRY,
This was sworn to be true.
Ths !sllswing affidaviis were presented
on behalf Of Board Of Education, de.
Gendanis:
Samuel Hooper, testified that he was
q member Of the Board Of Education Of
said township, and that every sub-district
in said Township was furnished with q
good and comfortable school house
9Th the exception Of sub>disirict No. S
aad two oshers,--lhat the Board LEVIED
che tax complained Of separately on the
taxable property Of said su5>district No.
s, in consequence Of the inhabitants
thereof not having heFetofore borne an
equal share, with other sub-districts Of
said township, Of taxation for building
purposes, ss said sub-dis,ricl No. 5 had
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ExpEDIrIoM TO THE AMAzoN.- An
enterprise has been projected in New
York which promises to open new
market for our manufactures and extend
our commerce into regions where it has
never before penetrated. A company
with capital of 100000 propose to
send f,st class steamer 100 feet long,
now nearly ready for sea, OH trading
voyage 10 the head waters of the Amazon.
OF the capital, it is said, 100000 is ais
ready subscribed. .... ........... ..
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RELEASE OF KoszTA.-Advices from
Smyrna 10 Oc,. 18th, state that Koszla
had been released. and was on his way
10 Boston. 1t appears Mr.. Offley had re-
ceived pno,her dispatch from Marsh a,
Cons,antinople, stating that in his ar
rangemeat with Mr.. Bruck, the Austrian
Internuncio, there is no reserve relative
to Kosz,a's future movements: whereup~
On Mr.. o. consented TO his release. ,,