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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
Dos eiquor.@efet pOn Connecticut.

Ter Sauptinbalt pcS ncurh 9taarrs s@eIebrs
tas bic 0eies8etun9 Srn Connecticut paifrt Sat
1T fpl9rnpr6:
Die Srleetmrn rer 9rwnS, pter bic StabtrSs
tbe sen Cities tEnnen 2iSen;en fiji ben Sertauf
geiItgrr G'rtr1ntt im @rpbcn cher Gleinen aus9e-
ten. Gicic SIjenSen iracn auf Elm SaEr lauten,
9rre 70 liSmrtr 9crlrn Bat in pcn E1enttihrn
S6as nidt tprni9cr ais S25 unO nttt mcbr ais
500 ;u ttjdtttn, je mic cS bic 2i3en,. Grttrilms
ben serIlsen. G'ettti9 li;culirte S8irtESbnuSs
!6otter Iinp rteier Steurr ri6t unterwpricn. Scr
tauien rtne Gisen; ,iebt pem llebmtrctcr pas crIr
Ntal cine Strafr YUn $50, pas ;treitc Ntnl Ycn
500 mp baS brittle Dial scn 500 mp Gtne
iperr,tna int Gamtps s0efdnsniiie III. Seine Der,
ion parf 9efIIjdte gEcine pbrr Brontnrine Ycr.
fauicn SerurtGciIuns fir fieitS @rr9ebcn yer
irirft bic Sttcn3 unb paftir ciugc3abltc Gelr, unr
tat oubcrprm zinc Strafc srn 5000 gilt 6rlee.
9tuBer geirtbsbauSbaItern tutf 9lictanb Seiii9e
Getrdntc settaufen, irelde ant Terfnufsplabc s,l
trinfcn isattn; aud parI 9dentaHb finer 9,frirn
srrtauIcn, Bic Ger Grinfcnbeit ergeten lit, tHrnn
man psiB, baB Sieie 9crIcn Gin srpSbntifer Jrltns
trntplp 1T. Sd tHentli6en Gjrtcatdbrttrn il
glicmanbrn seitattct, seit9e G'ctrdnte 9laSmeiIe
in 3etten, Sucen Uber cffcncn 6elpern AT Yertaus
fen, ,tnp 9lttnunp ra i'll riticm 3rpctc cine eis
icll; eTbaltfn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
Scr Htc in Gatafatidua.

Sn unIerer Nadbarflrt Gatafauqua fpurbe bic
ier 5as cbcniaaS sanS sergiigt su8etradt. Die
Serianimluns prSoniirte fdI in cinem nabe srles
senen S6aIP, in wel6eat fclSenpr Gerrmpnien
itattfanben:
@rler 5Geit:-i. 0hllt rurd bic grab-
Saure. g. Nnilrbuns. 3. 8erleluug Der llns
atb1n9iSteits>GrtIdrun9 burd, Som IbpmaS, GN,
/. Oiuiif pur6 bic Saupe.
6ierauf Yertagte man iidb fir cine Stnpr, unt
erfriidunScn su iih Su nebmrn.
3weiter Stcil:-1. Niuiif rurd bic
Sanrc. 2. Jiepe purtt Sebtpiat 9Grie III Gruts
lder Spra6c. 3. MaeiStritS Gjria19 rwG rc,
..@lee Giut." /. Iefr rnrTh u. 5idartt. ).
Duff eur6 bic @anoe. &. Sretnirr6nS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
2ditaer Xtntptbi,.

5rrr @tbepn @utb, BON Siibpbcitbol,
se6a 9aunts, iitrrIanhte uns am 30Icn Suni 6
3imrtby Stfneel, prprn Der Siir5eite SUP A
Sra ;-3 baScn 5uB 3pa Gin anperer )
Ssub 10 3o1, unp rrr sdn9ite SUP unp II 3cll
lang lit. 8eielte linp o0r bier ctnjuieten. Die
&c Stensd Iinp ater brflih IAmrr 3u kirtrn.-
Sctlteu pieIcttc ater Setrttn wttbch ttnhen, ip
traud,t berjenise rrr rS tbun fann, fi6 ht6t yt
i6dmrn memn CT fA GGren taBt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
G1-Sn 8r,na AMI ptiaes tliihenpe 9eNrinititt

-Sn 8eus auf ptisc6 ttitenps Setrinititat
atauben mir Dreit lnsen gu pre, pab eS Gin irlhes
1T, pie es Gttern Sur Srantilpng ibrcr &inper
nur tpiinI6cn ttAhen. Der Gbrp. 81. Sum
4 der, 9rinfipaG beiTrlben, 9rnrbt all9emetn Den
9luEeiucS iebr fatigen unp wtrpi9en NanneS, unp
uuttr itner geitums tann paIieIte ntAt SerfrRlfn,
cincn inmer b6brrtn Stanppurft unttr brn Gr'
sirbungSanitatten uniereS ganpes einlmebmrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
Wf6n d,eii, nnfarraati

Sci rer StaatSfair, bic ;u Nttrtms innShitrr
Septcmtcr gebaltcn nrrpen icu, miro tirie 9rSmit
am MGrGcn inter 81 Satren Glgcbstrrt, son rt.
ncm lilkrrnn Sr6rr fiji bic trTten 10 pfunt
Butter, unO fit bic srcttritm ein 9aar itltrrnt
SuttcrsMeiirr. Sir bic teilen pime Butter
cine Srtt Flterne 6tcetGHel, mc fiir pirSmrit tr.
itrnctne ltttGrnr Sttaie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

GST 3u 6Crt 2lncient, Sbip, is,lrrt Gin flrinrs
MardI6n, glnmtn5 @arta 9BittnS, Spn 6orniTir
tcrtscItrhen. Sbre Sriper batten Strinc ine
9ieif 9cwprfen rnp maren paSpn 9ciprttngrn, wrls
DIES lic nitt idnea genag tbu, fpnnte mp f. pot
Spfer Der rrsirntrn Snlrften rttrbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

pa Sn SuffaIc wirp Gin unsebeurrer &robr
getaut, trontt Der Serluntene Stehmer ,,2tlantic'
au5 Dem Gjrtnpe bee GrieIee'S 9ebpter iprrpcn
ioa. GRan mill prn SrriuA tinen &ur3cm ma
hen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

05~9n Der Stapt 9leusSjorf Iinp 10 parfs,
bic 3u 9,t5i 900 gef6aet Inp. Der SpmeGmz
tic 1T bic Satterir, 3u S3,000,000 9eI6aet; 3us
nStbIt pieiem Der City !9all 9art 50 ,500,0 ,000.-
Der 9rEBte part ii 6cnptinS Square, nGAlt bic
tent bic Sattrrie NIT ungeiGbr fl glfrr Orlnr
rnp Der parf nit t04 9(fct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Be0"3ic Gntprflmg hrs magnrtiI6en 3ete9ros
ptrn mirp spn Or. 9iaprlepn !Srnry, ,u 9trnapllr,
in 5ranfreih, 6eanlpruht, welder, ME cS Ihriut.
ieit 1886 cine Gcweippnprii; mttelit 9rStbeu init
ieincn 8reunre W. 2aporialIe in Operation tattc.
2lber aud ldcn Dor jener gntrtdng, lit 1904, 1T
Der niaDgrtiIdr SelrSrapb 9ctrnud,t mcroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

esg"99abrenp neuti6 cine @rIeaIbaft srn ;tpfli
Ndpthrn, gu Neipprrt, Gbosr SaIanD, lidb in ris
ncm 6Iub bapeten uls ibre Sleiper in ril,cnl
0uFrrcrt batten, 8ieng pas 9ferb NIT Gubrlrert
unp atrn ibren &leipern pur6. gs wirp frin tez
rtht saritrr eritattft rpr c lire seimatb crrciA-
ten,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

DF8"Sn S6rersburY, gotf GauntB. ga, Gcbt
0r9thip1rta Gin Spbn spn Gjecrse Wc2ltrt, rcIcn
SGtcr, G,rrBpattr, ltrsrsbsater unp llrr9rsbsatcr
Md ale bet 2eten lin6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

"Mnrsarst Sutlrr, it IN Gulpeppcr Gaunty,
Sirs, ais SGeitucbmertn an Der Grmorrung pen
SrN. @aincS scrrrtbeilt pbrRen, ain IL. nd4Ten
g(uguIt 9ebdn9t ,u lperben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
.freflano SeuliaOrium.

Die ITli6te beleS 9nititutS trcrsen micbr
anianstn am Mcntag, au9. f. Sir Circulars,
&C., abprrBire Gbrm. 8. q. Slmlider, Yertirncn
Bride, Mentspmerp Gauntp, 9a.
Suli 6. *3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Be3" Gin Yfunp Saumwolr, weld,e fribrr in
encn 6aprn Spn MIR t0S Slarp SSn9e 9ciprnnrn
rerpen fcnnte, fann nun rurd 9lnvenpmg bcS
Oanpfe5 III einfn 5apen ppn 1877 Nisilen eers
m1nbclt nrrnft
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

g1"Gtn Besbadter bat cattutrt, baE tft benz
peutlfen SGnserfclt iii gbilaSrlpbia, Samitaae
$4,000 mp NontasS 100000 0IGirr eagcrttcr
0etruntcn ipprecn iei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

BIn@rrEbnt sutt niht ans 5lutben. lInIerr
brutI6e Sprdde BAT tinlSusti6 gSprtc, TIM allc
2tirenl6aftrn auS3ubriden. sSarum nr6 8lus
den unp ShpGren2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Rg"Gne Stlapin mrIdc int @efdn9ntIe srn
9lrpcrlrans tst adf rie 2tnfIa9e ibtrg 9tci1ern
&tnp pergitct ju tabrn, ma6te bas SrfemtniB,
in friitercr 3rit ncun wrtbc unp farti9c 9trlonru
Yer9ftet ;u baten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Gs9"Gm 3citm8slhreibcr mcint bab pat Gjrlr
ith pcrmebren werpe bis polIelte ipeni9rr gSrrtt
entbalte ais Giirn, unb Rap in rrnt9cr ais rmem
Sabrbunprrt &pblrnidaufctn paraus 9cmadt wrrs
Den.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Bag" Die ier1dltnIi6cn Gclrentprfrrtsfn" ii,
SeraS 1Gcinetl ,rrtr Gcfriid ais SSctIe" gu irin.
Die bin9etilten GUl6Iudcr ;eben nattshanper
NIT Icerrn 9al4rn Ectm. Sc Ia9t Der irbte Ses
ri(ht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

9n SrtreTf zines leeten Billens wurbr
tir,lih in MtcntGcmerY GauntY rin 5aa rutl6ies
Sen, rer Spn riniscm Sntereiic 1T. Sin riclrnl
5atI purpe tcipriIen, sab rcr ScrItcrtene TIT Sc
grin mar ben SBiam ;u ntrridreitfn, CT bate
bic 5err 1T rer !Sanr itnp ma6te Fen rritrrl
Su6taten irinrS gtamrnS, Gin g., pnnn fant rr
rrI6tpft saribf unp mar mad, ,ebiI Mmtcn trrt.
9i6ter SmpIcr rntidicp, DAP rcr gSttIc 10 9il-
tia icy, nls mrnn CT gan; unteridrirben mare, lit
prm per SSml6 unp Sas Serlangrn ibn 3u ttns
trrI6rrtsrn, bier al5 3tat ongrieben wcrben mill
Ie, pa Der &crltprteue nur purd ra5 1a;mi6ens
trrtrn res SrttS an rFr 9tuSfabrw9 leinsS ger
bNtsnS gctinrFrt wcrrtn icY.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

BGn 3Idotfrs gOveaen uO Otdtn8en CT.
Ideinrn in I6neter 6olge. sSr botrn paS 1t
!oeit empfanscn unp riirpen unS freuen, nod eni
0e Sutiertenten pafiir su enpfangen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

0ErGin Sirntaum, relher spr 220 Sabrcn ;ll
DansrrS gUrt, NtaF.. srn 9cnprrnFr Gnpiertt
sspHan;t rurps, lit npd dm eetrnt sei9t dttr jegt
bic Spuren I6netler 6Glne.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

GT3u Ct. 9rutS fdeinen bic Gbeleutr nihi
teipnprrS 9tGdliA ,u leben, hrnn felt nrm titrr
lrBten 9Fpril wurren rs slnlprtihe iGr Gbelhri,
tln1en 1enladlt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

rtue bab iI@ au@, 9ctt iei Daut, bas Seriu0ltr
llnalild einaeitrllt bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Ras-Scn-per Sti1e 2tfrtfa's Idricb rin Slciicn.
Der mad SauIe unp madte bic tur;e unp tinbigc
MeIbmg: Die Seute Itcrtn fier lrtr I6nea uup
bic S6anfe Gatcn Ietr lan9c SHwGnie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Smart Mapet.-n nS0ns nimmii BIT fir
prine Nlil6 unb sid Irltr Z" fraate cin imoer
6crr in Der Start rMr tittIde WdlAprrtaufrrn.
nSid icltrr lmr rinrn GpIrrin9m mar bic
icrtige Nnhbrrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

0H~Sn cintinnat 1T Gin Gpnitatlsr, 38 Sabre
alt, ein itarfer, selunbrr, ber;tafter Mann, Der
icin eeten lang ppn Maispupptn9 unb 9llA Sc
lebt bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Ray5craS Eat a6t pcmptratii&c gruacmErs
Ganpiratru I'M Jelb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

CT Der 20tatsGrfraS in Srntudp lait 5rn
nrfrr I@tint ttrin GtSiolitn ju rrlIeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Gin @ei frrtlppier tatte tirSdh cine
ltntertaltung NIT QtlaIrm, pctci perrtbe brmerfs
tr, CT bGtte iitb init 0opir ous9eiEbnt mO trii9c
icit trr fatalen SNmbin8 Nfairc cine geriidr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

9lr,n. Snpuurr'S Sricgw aus bcm Stamme
pcr 9rttanattamieS iinp auf ibrrm sSeSc mad
Der SSeltilir.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

nsgGS sictt Siele trast Sausfrauen, bic III
pcr Ingen hrd) tasen fbnncn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Heg-Gtn glcgcr htrSs srrlrbtc sSp6e iii Writ
mrrrlanb Gauntg Ssh elmer 9tafelI6tan9c 9rtii
irn unp farb ettidc Stwrrn orauf in 9rcBer
Sdmrr;cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Dzg"Dcr pcriteincrtc SErprr eiNeS NannrS pur
&c tiir,li6 in elmer &pblrnmne trt MrrriS, in
Saiheis. seiurcu. Ollie 0Ircrr parcn u bart
ais Strin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

OlB 2Hcrefa 6errnss9, cine tcriibmtr I'M
0ariIde Gidterin iF 9ittSturs, Bat itrrmt Sete
pur6 eintn Yitrlrnf6uB Gin Gnpe 9ema6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

BeI"Gine illperte G5ctppIattr, wrldc 200
Grm pir8t np wabrldfinlitb cinit bic Srult;ier=
DC rtnrs rSntildcn Srtegers tpar, 1T npbe benz
S3lriic Gamrtre ct. glabin, Grpnrttmtnt Sura,
in 5rantrri6, 9efunbet trrrSen. 9lm nGmtitten
Srt fanp man ppr eiuigen gSrden Gin irprues Sc.
ftp, ongefdtt NIT lpaniidrn SiItersIcaIen, arz
mitn;t in ren jabren f60O-t620.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Bsg~1 1pmatrcs sertauicn in 9torfrlf, Sir9., 8
81 pAS Ntf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

Bss@Glne WliB Craig, Dpn 0elaipare Gitp, ser
iAludte srr einisen Mrnaten cine Strfnatet, bic
ibr i'm SaIfe itcden tlieb mb cnblttb bic Sprafc
ranbtr, pbne eab fie son 9lrStfn !5llfe srbalteu
tCnnte. &rr eini9rn Gagrn nun fins lie iterm
sSairrtrtten an gu bulten unp mari bic ,sSpetle"
beraut wrldr trim SrrIdtuden gan; grate mar,
jest ater an rrr SptBe 9rtpgrn unp scrrpitrt brr.
au5faut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

pes- g8enn Gin tineiilder &ailcr ltirtt, 70 tpirp
sle 1eoesnadridt ben serI6icbenen 9rppirsen burdb
Otpefhen Befseleet, tpelte nit blnucr 5inte-per
1rauerfarbe- -geldrieben linb. 9tlle bpben Stan-
peSpercnen iihp perpRidtet ibre rrtbleibrnen Ser.
sirrm9en bon ben Gappen ip,rp6f ais ben 6nppf
ihreS 9tangeS tcratsunebmen, unp attc anrern
llntrrtbdnet linp auf9cfprcers, tbte sdiptcr fir
tunbert daaen ntdt gu raiiereii, i,nerbalt pfl6er
3eit niemahh bcratbcn, lnuiieren npd rpfeu farf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

9ietttumberlanp, lite 9ult. bef,
tiger Saselitrtrm 1T beute gladntittag sbht SSr.
ten ter titer unIerc Stapt paBHt unp Bat lt6 etpa
fiinI Uleilrn melt arsgepebnt. SAT- ieber Bauer
bat s!ne 6an;e grnte pertpren. 5riihte allrr 2lrt
tattn ittr srtitten. Sitr fnB ntttrere 1auienr
5rniterI6eiten scrI6ldstrt. Ginise Der Shlp6cn
batten 72 3ptl I'm rntfansc. Der SdaSrn III
merneBli6. 9(letn Der S9apen pes !5rn. 8app
wirp liA ouf $1,000 beiaufcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06

rs7y~Ginc brave 5rau 1T rin ytrsentrscn res
5rieprnS ant bIusIiden 6rmamfntr Tean Sttirns
bres Wattcn WruN tGlulruhi9cr.
Southern standard., 1853-11-26
The COmDlimentary Party,

The Young Men of this city, with delicacy which marks
their bearing gave Complimenry party Col CHAs Nc
LARAN and his Lady the City Hail. Thursday evening
last The Colonel previous his departure Europe, had
thrown open his spacious Mansion and his halls had echoed
the geesome laugh Of the young and gay, many night
and upon his from abroad the Young Men testify
him and his accomplished wife, their Appreciation rendered
complimentary party.
We might pay deserved compliments young
friends for tasewe might say something handsome of the la
dies, and might dash Oa few lines descriptive of table
that would sharpen the appetite Of the refined epicurebu
alas why The recollection of the pleasures of the evening
will nger amid the pleasant memories ofmany heart and
q description would only invite criticism.
We may hope that the honored and loved recipients of this
spontaneous tribute Of respect will be the sharers of many
such IRE Unons they tend expand the heart and
the social sympathies of the participants
Southern standard., 1853-11-26
TSham Harrison ,Jr,

This gentleman has been re-endored by the people As
officer has been during the past four years brought in
necton with the passions and pudce incident and
ing OF criminal prosecutions yet with all these facing
him. his conduct has been free from bame that moral and
abiding citizens have testified their appreciation Of his
duct and by reelecng him most worthy gentleman
have given him pledge that he has in nothing of
cer or a man, forfeited their confidence. TO Mr. Harrison
this must pleasant reflection and his friends
here and elsewhere it is matter opecular graduation
The fact is, Isham, he is amliary known, is clever
man. and lawyer ofne capacity and power, and socia
and companonabe gentleman he has supeors anywhere
We announce hsre-election with pride and pleasure.
Southern standard., 1853-11-26

mted faults drag on who prudent enough 70 look
before and see where the stepmay lead them we have
no fear of the administration. 1t will oude and crush down
this feeling eposy that has found odgmen in the National
Democracy and the Badys OConnors and Bronsons will in
evitably sink logeness with the subsdence OF the dirty
elements upon the surface of which for brief moment they
swami like dead thrown by the power OF
Nature.
Had the President ampcred with this little caba that has It's
existence New York he would have wasted his strength IN
cause most contemplate Every thing which is done from
fear fails in the accomplishment of It's object those whom
designed dsa by concessions douby armed by
knowledge of the existence fear and their confidence and
audacy renewed When he struck them hip and thigh,
they learned that plant Fillmore did fill the Chair of
State they permitted to seek pretexts under which
they might conceal their treason.
All this has furnished food for Southern Scott wings Let
them enjoyi They United States Senator by it. Their
Northern allies will elect Seward the aboionis and they
ought remember that their victories arise only through the
local divisions of the Democracy and that they then secure
the services offs such statesmen as Seward.
Southern standard., 1853-11-26
william L. Harris.

We we not without hope that should be able to present
the official vote this week by which this gentlemen elected
presiding Judge in this Judicial District This have been
unable to do We shall await the slow before
say few words in reference to him man and lawyer
When We announced his a candidate, studiousy
avoided every thing like newspaper puff Deicacy forbid it.
He townsmnn, neghbO and friend and felt that
Pinduge in laudatOy remark would like the language
Of weakness ii It were not ascbed to pocalmotive We
deEiSed leaving him work his way through heated
without the appliances often sought in similar
The people have confirmed with majority overwhem-
ing, our Judgment in the premises.
w. L. HARRIS is a geteman-O gentlemen in the largest
and best sense He puts self out OF his catalogue and do
say that in his intercourse with the world he adopts the
methods resOred OecuEe and which the less
sitive employ without blush or comment de is amodes
and sincere man.
As lawyer he has but few supeOrs lie is learned and
accurate Possessing mind stored with detail ne will carry
10 the bench wide experience in his profession and man
ner and bearing remarkable for its suuviy he will win adm
ration and command respect We graihed at hs sue
cess.
Southern standard., 1853-11-26
John W. Tucker.

is sad duty that Death has stricken anoh
eEEic6 He called in the pride of his manhood Just as
life opening him with its eaities-its joys and
Its pleasures But few short months parted with
the subject Of this notice. He was leaving for his home
the southern part of the State and the kindly wishes of host
Of ardent friends, who had known him and his young and
blooming bride from childhood, accompanied them the resi-
dence that has alas proved be the last earthly sepuce
one Of them.
The subject Of this notice the youngest brother of Ex
Governor T. NJ Tucker and the SOninaw Of the Hon. Jno
7. COnnel Of this county.
lie located six miles from Lake Providence and with
6mness characteristic of the he remained his pana
ton watch and guard his slaves during the prevalence Of
that fatal epidemic the Yellow Fever, which swept with
heard Of mortality through the town plantations around him
To his watchuness many their life, dOubt-there
learn, his farm. After the epidemic subsid
ed he stricken down with Typhoid Fever and fingered
- few days
od will temper the blow to the Widow and His watchful
eyo will the orphan boy, while His will hear every wal
Of woo and His love will dash this great aiction with
cOmDenSating mercy.
Southern standard., 1853-11-26

premises. tits the act August 81, 1852, ch. 1853,
ser. II. which enacts, "That were the ministerial
officers of the United States have or shall incur
extraordinary expenses in executing the laws there
Of the payment Of which is not specially provided
for, the President of the United states is authorH
ed 10 allow the payment thereof, under the speci-
al taxation Of the district or circuit court Of the
district in which the said services have been or
shall be rendered to be paid from the appropriation
for defraying the Expenses of the Judiciary" Ses-
sion La vs., 185l-'62, page 80. For aught; can
see to the contrary this provision of law is direct
ly applicable to the subject matter, and was de-
signed to be SO by Congress.
l advise, therefore, that the authority prayed
or, under suitable regulation, given in this case
Ito the marshal.
l am very respectfully, your obedient servant,
G.. CUSHING.
Southern standard., 1853-11-26

THE Love OF MoNEY.-In the catecbis,o ~,
Nineteenth Century, says Hiram Fuller. tbo we
answer to the question, ''What is the chief en rue
man 2" should be-Money. When one nanso. ,u ot
reflect upon this universal scramble after 60,
root of evil, " the money mania ofthe dav beco..e .e
sort of miraculous phenomenon It seems aeS me
the sumum bonum of human existence-tbo ,t1e oe
ma thule of human effort. Men work for il G 4'-
for it, beg for it, steal for it, starve for it. nreoa
for it, lie for it, live for it. and die for it. And vi
the while, fromthe cradle to the grave, nature a" @
God are ever laundering in our ears the soloru "uu
question-"W shall it profit man to gain '1in u
whole world and lose his own soul 90 This nosI Ie
ness for money is the strongest and lowest of -.
passions it is the insatiate Moloch of the bn,oao
heart, before whose remorseless altar all the 6na.
attributes of humanity are sacrificed 1t NAL.
merchandise of all that is sacred in human afFoo
tions and even traffics in the awful soemnities r
the ternal world. Fathers sell their daugb,ns.
for gold and temples dedicated to religion arc ns
ed marts for the display of the gliItering tenr
alton.
Misery men, in the possession Of great wc,l.b
and who pretend to love their children as the sam
pie of their eye" will stint them in education /,
pleasure and in health and keep them cramneJ
and miserable for lack of money, through all the
earlier and better years of their existence and
when Death relaxes the old mans grasp from bis
moneybags, the overwhelming avalanche of wealth
becomes often curse rather than a blessing to his
heirs Human life at longest is but span
heeting dream-as passing apparation in the
phantasmagoria of Time What folly to devote i
to unscrupulous Struggle for that (Which Der
sheth with the using p
Southern standard., 1853-11-26

IMPoETANT SCIr IN LoNDoN.-On the 19th Au
gust, tn. H 'uSe Of Lords de iFerei is jud 5ment
in the great case OF Edgerton as Bronwow, IN
which property to the amount ot f2,00o, 600 was
concerned, in favor of the present Lord Alford.-
Lord Lvndhurst moved that the condition in the
Earl of BridgewaterS will, which directed for
feiture ofthe estates in case the late Lord Afford
should die without acquiring the title of Marquis
or Duke of Bridgewater, was condition subse-
quent, AMI being against public policy, cou Id not
be enforced. The judgment moved by Lord
Lyndhurst was carried. although the Lord Chan
ceor and majority of the Judges opinions were
that the proviso condition precedent Lords
Brougham, Truro and St. Leonards conceded
with Lord Lyndhurst
Southern standard., 1853-11-26

AMERICANS IN CENTRAL AMERICA AND Aus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and American influence, we
see, are making themselves felt, in a great way in
the Central American or ISthmus regions. The
last Panama papers come to hand announce that
''Senor Santiago Agnew," an American by birth,
and sometime a citizen Of Philadelphia, has just
been elected Govrnor Of the interesting and rapidly
progressing province of Chiriqui. The Star says
He has frequently been elected president Oft the
Provincial Legislature, and might have been a
regular representative for the Province at Bogota,
but always declined The appointment on the grounds
that he had never become citizen of the country,
and did not wish to resign his allegiance to the
United States He is notwithstanding, looked
upon by the people as a citizen"
Our countrymen off in Australia, however,
don't seem to be much enamored with the tempta-
tions to 'squat" there. One of them writes from
Lelbourne to the ''El Dorado Republican" in this
strain:
''Ihe Americans are run upon considerably here,
and they are trying to get law to exclude them
altogether from the mines Itwould be the graf
est blessing that ever happened to the Americans,
and the greatest to me, if it had been put in force
before | left San Francisco. [ am almost asham-
ed to write, under such discouraging circumstan-
ces, but l still hope against hope, that may yet
have some luck. We cannot prospect, or even put
up tent. without paying license of thirty shill-
ings, (97 50.) 1t is disgrace for an American
to live in this country, and be run upon by class
that are inferior in every respect"