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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-01
EunbrOideries,

Ladies' Collars from cents 10 So so each.
do Handkerchiefs from 10c TO $40 90.
do Undersleeves from 30c 10 81 30.
do Chemoisettes from 25c TO 81 rs.
Edgings and Insertings at all prices, up to three
dollars per yard. All Of the newest styles.
aug25 LOGAN ID. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-01
Boots and Shoes,

1%1 CASES, embracing every kind Of heavy
J. 4 l. and fine work, which are now offered
to country merchants at st. Louis prices, with
freights added, or at retail at very low rates
LOGAN D. CAMERON.
September /, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-01

II Benz. F. Buzz, formerly of "The
Southwestern Flag" Springfield, Mo-, has
issued prospectus for new paper at
Boonville, TO be called "The Central Mis-
sourian." The paper is to be devoted 10
Literature, Temperance, Agriculture, Mis-
cellany and General Intelligence" and will
be sold at 81 80 in advance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-01

IL Gen. Sam. Huston, in addressing the
people OF Texas on the subject of railroad
improvements in that State, contends that
the true policy of Texas is to concentrate
all her energies upon the great Pacific rail-
way passing through the State east and
west, and when the road is built, the other
roads will follow as a natural consequence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-01
FUFLIsHED EFEHf THUHsDAY MOHNING
RT CLARK HI. GREEN,

At One Dollar Per Annum, Invariably
in Advance,
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CT Subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
expiration ct the time paid TED
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-01
Glasgow and Huntsville Plank Road

Sept. 1-s5-[ch Lex. Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
0ERtLD OF THE Times
usLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRrINo, AT
NO l44 Thames Street.
CRANST0N g. NOR NAN.
TEkNaS--S2 in advance, or 1925
at the end OF the year.

ty ednesday morning, while the
steamer Empire State was lying at the
Long wharf, an lrishman accidentally
walked Of the forward gangway u
plank was thrown 10 him which he held
Oh TO-, hat before the small boat could
be got 10 him, he was drowned. Hls
body WAS Immediately recovered and
taken into The Office and medical aid
rendered. but all efforts to resuscllnte
him were unavailing. lie WAS on his
wny to Boston we did not ieurn lis
name or place OF residence. The Off
GERS Of the boat and others did oil in
Iheir power 10 save him.
An Inques, wus held on the body by
ID. G. Denham. Esq, Coroner, aud the
verdict ol the Jury was IN accordance
with the above facts
From letter found in his pocket from
his wife in BaIlanahi1ch Cottage, Ash
ford, Ireland, it is supposed that his
name was Michael Wickiam.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
WHOLE NO 1 It9.

great repuie before the time Of Consian-
'inc the great, ns persons who devoted
themselves TO doing good, and living
chastely but that when The Papnl gov.
ernmeni forbid marriage TO priesthood
and established nunneries, which wers
accessible only 10 these holy fathers,
there was something rotten in Den
mark" don't credit it, it's all vile pro-
'cstant lie. History tells, :.
hut no matter What history tells u.s.
The PapaI church is the friend and Ps.
irOn Of learning and che wishes 10 teach
The world this important lesson ,hatnl'
"ho are IN communion with her are
Ca hotics; and all The rest Of the world
beside arc in error, and achsm. You
prote tan,s believe that the Cs,ho,o
church ls composed only Of those who
are connected with Jesus Chris, by
faith. and embraces good men Of all de.
nominations and creeds, and is known
by works oi faith and love; but the
Pope teaches that they only nrc Caiho-
lies, who are connected with Rome
With many thanks, Mr.. Editor, foe
your kind indulgence,
remain,
Yours, &c,
A -RuE CArHollc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

Lro'sLATioT ~ THESE DATs.-This
Congress VIII no; be open 10 the censure
that is visited on husty Legislation. Il
does every hing Glow. So far in the
session, and nearly two months Of II has
gone by, it has made no mark by which
il will be remembered and the indica-
tions are such, as TO hardly authorise II
hope, that in the five weeks o! the SEES
sion which s,ll remains TO be gone
through with they will do b e',er ,haa
they have done. Some things are to
be done, which they need 10 prompt
ing to make item do-thcy are the
matters of course, as the appropriation,
snd bills OF that ilk.
They have matters Lelorc them
which should command their prompt
action, but as they are controllers of
their own actions, the command, though
justice makes it, is nnheeded Now
this should not be so.-Mcmhers oi Con
greos, remember, you are responsible
TO your own ccrecicnces, AMI you may
not hope TO escape its cersurr, II YOU
neglect or refuse 10 do what your public
pos ,ion has made it your duty to d.;
The past cannot be rcca.lrd-Ict then
- the dead past bury their dead" Tho
future is not under your control--and
therefore put no trust in il. Follow the
ndmon!tons Of HE poc,--
"Au &C, in the bring present"
Tukc W the bills now bel re you
,uke up, you members Of TIE House
csperia!ly, that bI for tie rrdemptian
Of the pledged faith Of tho government
which now, tor more than half ceu-
tury, has been unrcdeemed-tnheu up
that bill from your Speakers table,
where it has laid Tor nearly year, and
pase 1t. Thus vii you Do honor 10
yourself and Justice bat only simple
Justice, TO the sufcrer5 from tho French
spo'iAliOn priCr TO 1900.
The opportunity Of doing I'm ac. o.
justice like lhIs does no, often preseu,
itsclf to e !cgisinivc body. 1t is Tho
opportunity which wgs in the pOe,'s
mnd, when he told us tha,
Lives Of great men al! remind US
W. can m,ke our own sublime"
Let then, tms Congress, now about
10 depart, lass this bill, and n will
ieavca
" Footprint on the sAnds ,f time,"
that will. indeed, I" give hear, again" 10
those who have sicken-d and tcepaircd,
at the long Injustice which Coneross
has imposed on hem, by iis neglec, or
refusal to do wha, ls only right-aDd
that is. to pars the bill TO pay these
claims - Baltimore Patriot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
ADscisioN CoSsiprRArE AsDiN Coon

a Decision CoNsiptRArH ANDiN Coon
TAsrE.-Our Democratic inliow-clILehs
held meeting on FRIDAY evening last
called Tor the purpose Of making nr
rangenen,s tor the customary grand Ia
auguration Bail when. alter coIsloer-
ing the matter, it was resolved that from
respect ior The feelings oi the PRESIDE I
ect, under his deep domestic attlcuon,
t.ey would relnqulsh tie idea oI hav.
i..r Ball. and lorego the usual lnnugu-
rallon ieslivity. THIS under the cir'
cumstances, was certainly the most dc =
icate aud well judged mode Of tesiiiylng
their respect tor The President. ana ne
meeting deserves credit Tor their though =
rul decision.--. National hiehigsnceT,
3la.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

Tng Gas WoRSs.-'Ve publish else-
where an article containing satisfies
gathered with care. and information
which will be oil much interes; to our
readers. We take the occasion 10 re-
peat that the works in this city are OF
the most excellent description. and that
the manner IN winch they are conduct
ed by the gen,lemanIy Contractor Mr..
John Lockwood, and his assistants
Messrs. Gee. L. Davis and Jas. II.
Lockwood is creditsblc to their efiel-
cncy and skill. Their Isbors are az
duous and hs,rassing, hrt thcy are
untiring In their efforts to sblige the
public Miirsphie Ners.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

a Yankee has invented a new and
cheap plan for boarding. One Of the
boarders mssnerizes the rest, and then
eats hearty meal, the mesmerzed being
satisfied ir IN sympathy. One OF tie
boarders having recovered, mesmerized
the landlady, on pay day, and endea-
vored 70 settle Tor the whole company
ny paying for one, bot !, d'dnt work
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

ItThe " Stars AMI Stripes were
hoisteI at hali-mast on CT Gel Hill, IN
HALIFAX during tie funeral ceremonies
n, the AmLacan Consul recently. Tlis
,s said to be ,hc frt time that the
American flag la, ever waved over her
Majesty siorliiios,ions at Halifax.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

nytiou. Edward Everett has been
elected U $. snator by the Legisla-
ture Of Massachusetts Tor six years from
the fourth oi March next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
10000

Not Including branches, making IN all
abou, seven miles OF main or street
pipes. and u very large amount OF ser
wee pipe. The Works start with 200
consumers and $50 street lamrs, up and
ordered The Works were commenced
during the latter part Of May-com-
pleted and put in operation The lore
part of November having heen corr
pleied IN less than Six mouths. The
n,oa, difficult and expensive job OF It's
kind WAS in laying The 10 'nch MAN
plpe across the Milwaukee Rlver-22O
feet IN width aud Il Ieei III depih. Tins
pine is made Of boiler iron, aud wa'
bound down all at once III It's whole
length aud anchored down 10 large
cribs OF stone. and laid on = perfectly
straight grade lnclining to the cast side
OF the rlver--that being above the poInt
where the condensed matter is pumped
out. The whole pipe weighs about
four tons, and, all complete. cost some
$4,000, and proves to be reIiec'y
ught.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

Wellington died possessed Of an
estate aud funds not tar short Of ten
Millions Of dollars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

l7The Spanish Fort, near Chagrrs,
is one hundred and eighty two years
old, aud is still ~ goo. preservation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

deprived of the nee Of hls eyes, and that
IN his extensive researches mo the
sources Of hlsto as well ~ in the pre-
paratioE Of lis manuscript he is obliged
TO resort to an artificial process, which
he thus described in n letter to Mr.. Put
nam:
AZ you desire send you a specimen
OF my autograph. IL IS the concluding
page Of one OF the chapters Of the "Con
quest Of Peru''-Book III. Chap. g.
The writing Is not as you may imagine.
made by IA SncIl, but is ndeIible. be
ing made 10y an appara'Ss used by the
bind. This ls very simple affair,
consisting OF "A frame Of the size OF
common sheet Of letter paper, with brass
wires inserted III 1t 10 correspond w!lh
the uuuhsrs OF les wanted. On one
side o, this frame l. pasted Leaf OF
thin carbonated pape', sucn as is used
10 obtain u duplicate. -iead OF d pea
the writer makes use OF stylus, ol lvo-
ry or agate, the last better or hard r.
The great difficulties IN the way OF
bind mans writing IN Tie usual man
ner, arise from his not knowing when
ink il exhausted IN MS pen, and when
his lines run into one another. Both
difficulties are Obviutcd by this simple
writing case, which enables one 10 do
his work as well in he dark as in the
ligh, Though my trouble is not blind
ness, but disorder OF the nerve Of the
eve, the effect, as far as this is concern
cd, ls the saue, and am wholly inca
pacila,ed tor writing in the ordinary
way.
I'm this manner have written every
word OF ray hstoricals. This modus
opcrandi exposes one to some cmbar-
assmenls. tor as one cannot see what he
- doing Oh tie other side OF the paper,
any more than the performer in tread
mrll can see what he is grinding on the
Other side of The wall il becomes very
difficult to IN ke cor ec,ions. This.!rc-
qurcs the subject 10 be pretty thorough
ly cunvassed IN the mind, and ali the
blo,s and erasures 10 be made there be-
tore taking up the pen, or rather the
stylus. This comptls me TO go over
my compassion to the cxteii oi whole
chapter, however long j. may be, scv'
era ;imrs in my mind, before sitting
downto my desk. When there, the
work becomes one OF memory, rather
than Of creation, and the writing IL apt
TO run od gihly enough. a letter
which received somc years since rom
the French Historian, Theirs, who is
totally bind, urged me, by oil means,
to cultivate the habit OF dlctatlon, 10
which he has resortsd and james, The
eminent novelist, who has adopted his
habits. fuds It favorable 10 facility OF
compusition. But have been too long
accustomed TO my own way to change,
and. 10 say the truth. l never dictated
sentence in my life Tor publication, with
out lis falling SO fiat OH my ear that
was almost ashamed to send II TO the
press. suppose It is habit
One thing | may add My manu-
script is usually SO illegibIe Il have
4 4 4 t,,r =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

MARRIAGES or EalNSST PERsoNs.-
Persons about 10 mary, who wish 10
know the proper age, are referred to the
Glowing precedents ;-Adam ana Eve,
o; Shakespeare, lS; Ben Johnson, Il;
Weller, % Franklin, 34 Mozart % !;
Dante. KepIer, Fuller J"hnsnn, Burke,
Scott, 26 Tycho. Brahe Byron, " ash
inpton, Wellington, Bonap q ;
lem, Sterne, 25 Llnneus, Nelson, % ;
Burns, 81 Chaucer, liogarlh, Peel, 81 ;
" or,isworth Davy 80 hrist tie 36..;
Sir William Jones, 81 WIIbeJorce. a.;
Luther, AZ Addison. 81 Wesley,
Young, AZ Swift qe Button % ; Old
parr. (last tine,) 100. 1t Adam ana
Eve pot married before they were n
wear old. and the veteran Parr bucklrd
with widow at l2O, bachelors and
spinsrers may wed at any age they
like, and find shelter under great names
for either early marriages or late.
TggR. l. INVITATION TO GEH. PlERcE
- The n. IL Patriot states, that on FRI
day last, commltIee OF members, con.
s.stinr of Messrs. G.. II Browne, A. v
Poucs and e. G. Potter, waited upon
Gen. +. to communicate to him the in
\ yiiation extended To him, 10 accept tn,
hosriiaidies oi this State, wien on hi'
way to Washington MIR. Pierce replied
verbally, expressing his thanks for Tho
bonor done him, but respectfully decljn
ing the invitation Tor the reasons giycr
] in HE letter to the Mayor Of Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

Uy"A true Catholic" ID mistaken ia
supposing that we had any intention o!
ahordiGg "Vox' "sn excellent excuse
Tor Withdrawing from the field" In
the remarks watch we made, we simply
expires. ed desire not TO continue the
publication OF articles Of a controversial
Theological nature. hoping that The
wrlles would close the subject, as soon
as possible
is THE CATHOLIC OPPOSED TO
LEARNlNG7
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
gNhia etants. Gpnpentiprl.

Die gS6ig StdatssG GpnSentipn, UNI @anbtpaten
IN @rnennun9 at bringer fitr Ganaf Gpnmttbips
ner, Qlupters@eneral unp SanpmeIIers@ General,
perIammelte liA am 24lten Niar3 i'm Gpurtbaule
AT 9anraiter, utb prganilirte Ii4 bur6 bic Grnens
ntng beS 9l6tb. Senrp 81. 6u uer, BON 2us
sernf, ais grripent, nit Der eetrE9nli6en @n3abl
pcn Gees 9relieerten ttnb Seeretarien 0leid
bierauf trurre Sur @rnrnnuns sGn Ganbipaten fir
bic peri6icbenen Staatsamtern sel6ritten.
0as crfe Ballot fir Canal sGommibipnrr ltanb
tptr fplst:
RpIes Yppnau, pom aaneaaer Galtntp, SO
StImmen; Scbn 9. gpwrn, BON GbeAer Gaunts,
IL; aleranbrr M. Council, ppn Snpiana Gatm.
tp, 10; Barton Gsans, ppn gcrt Gaintp, A.
Sir 2tubtcr @rrrral-2llr. 6. McGlure,
BON 8rantlin Guunts, Ga Stimmfn gS. s. S9I'
ipn, Spn Glintcn 9nlntY, Ia; Saccb Soantmer,
ppn S6upltia Gaunty, 12; SUbn Sturrepant,
bon gSprrins, 10.
Sir 2nnbreiIer Gjcnerat-Gtriiftan M9erS, Srr
Clarion Gauntp, 43. Ssim ;lpeiten Ballet er,
bielt er SO Stnmcn.
5plgenpe Serren rplIrprn ipbann einItimng ais
bic guanntrn fir bic rcIpeftipen 9lrmter rrtlGrt:
Sir Gmals pnmiBipner-Mpies 9ppnaa. Slu'
hitrr'0 '0encral-lleranper 81. WcGlure, SanpmeI'
fers@enCral- rtlan NYers.
Serr WcIG6ael, Spn pbilarelpGia, BON be,
Committee fir SeI6lite, beri6tete frl9Gprs, tpal
einiiimmg anSercmmen trurre:
Sei3lpfeh-OaB pie gSbtss BON 9rnns
pISanen, pb lie9ret6 pper tric9t, tanpfet bel Der
bisberigrn oft ertlarten Gr,utpIGgen itrer 9artr
perbarrn, unp pa6 Der Slid in bic 3ufunit buffs
nrngsSCa unp Sertrauenp auf pen 3eitpuntt scrtds
tct TT, wr CieIe GrunpIIBe pGen ltebrn pcrpcn IN
prr SeripaItlm9 un1erer 8e9termg.
6rrnah purpe cine Staatss Central Commit
tee an9eltcllt; unp baum, nah eiui9en anpern Sc.
16Gitcn, Serta9tr lih bic Gcnssntipn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
Sine ucue ecbrime Gciclfibaft.-Sic Belt
ScS Tprticbritts.

Cine 3citun9 BON Sanpusfg, Sbip, teriGtrt,
paB Ipeben bic Griifrn, eincs sebeimen SrrenS pa-
irlbit entpedt wUrpen 1T, bercn 0Iiepcr in Der rrs
ten Srrpflt6tun9 ibr 9anSes ScrmE8cn Iammt tbs
rem ,,V e BEN unp Sc brper" sur @ebem6als
t'm8 nrrpfanNrn. Der Gtn9an9 tbrer gtrplA-
tttn9Sfprmel te9tnnt pie fpl9t ,Sntsmal allc
8rStcrun9en rin9rIrbt ltnb Serpaltrt tperpen St
Dem rtn5t9en 3wef, bic gelebrten 9egen
bic lln9elrbrtrn, bic Startcn 9rgrn bic SdwaGcn
gu brId,iiBen, II. +. 10" Die 3peite &rrphi6tun9
entbdlt fcl9rnre Slauiet: sd Serpfanpe mid,
ferner, baB i6 alle StnotSs pbcr Natirnals @rirbc
nt6ta stem nil, bic sur Senpen3 tatcn rprr
gar crlautrn, Rag Der S6urtr tr, gbrl6en BE-
raube, unp irte t9 meincn Gtnfub 9e9en ben Tci6-
tbum peS 9lrtcfraten 9etrou6en milf, 10 au6 ;u
9unten beS arbeitrnpen 9lrncn."
Cine abldrift Der GpnItitutpn bieIer 9cfiGrli.
den Serbinrm9 wrrbe IN ben 8nIfben ctneS 9tGus
berS 9efunpen, prr neul6 in Der Court prn 60
rain Gaunt9 SrrbTrt wurpe. IS Ipllten in alien
Staaten Der ilnpn 3pe9srrrtne ctablirt wcrbrn.
Gin Gr'Ott9lcp Der Sbip Gjelrtgctrns hanb an
Der Spite pes SrbcnS IN jencn Staat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
Srrcn : Slnifalt.

Der SabrcSsSrriAt Der gemlplsania .StaatS.
9rrcnanitalt Su SarriSburs it iprtrn crI6nrn.-
Dad rcmrIten entbclt pas !oclpital i'm 9Mfane 81
9aticntcn, eS wltrprn ater nod t19 na6trI9li6
aufsencmmcn mp i'm 0an,cn itnb AS rntlaiIrn
cprr 9rltrrGrn. Bon ben @ntlairnen iinp 13 aez
lett, 16 prrHm in 9ctclItrtem 3utanp rntlafcn,
10 waren rnbrlbar ,tnp lartrn. Die GjebSube
ltne icBt Ycllenoet unb rntbaIten 3imcr fir mrbr
ais 300 9atrnten. Gpn ben Sablenben gatirn.
ten linb $40, 0,3S5.20 unp Srm Staate $4,000
3lr llntertalrun9 brs SplptalS geliefert, rel6cS
allc s3S, ,385.20 9efpitet bat. Spn Dem pom
Staate trptlIi9ten o'rlpem iinb 10000 sum Sau
ocn S6eunrn, inneren ginrhtunscn &c. seripenpct
Gs II Scrse6lascn, III Der giabe prs SppttalS Elm
9oPttal sar sluftewabums Srrriidt setpprrrnsr
Terbredrr cinSur6ten, pel6e aus BEN 9rnitcrtia.
rirS bprtEin tsftrpert perben Ipllen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
SnCfinkt Der 11Garl.

SIM Gpnppn ,,9iterarY SpurnaG'' ipirb Elm gcr,
Lall eriablt, pel3rr Scigt, DAP bic S69el mebr
Seritanp tetBen, ais 9cpTbnli6 9e9laubt ptrb
Cine 9rpiiel, ni6t bcfamt NIT Der gSirfuna pes
S4tcbpulorrs, taute tbr Nelt ouf cnrn Scitcnat-
bang zines Steintru6rs, in pelIcn Mttc man tcs
ltanpi9 NIT 5clirnipren9cn beI6Sfttgt mar. 9lns
tan9lt6 I6tcn ite pur6 bic mad alien 9idtun9rn
flte9el'ben StcnmaBcn iebr telurrbi9t, nter pcd,
irpIlte tic tbrrn ausgcipdbltcn Srt ni6t auigebm.
sic bemertte balp, Rap Dor irbCr @rplrIirn cine
@lcde 9eSo9en purpe unp ale 9rteiter lt6 bam
etlt9lt mad ctnrm lidrrn 9laee ;uriif,cscn. Die
ie Secbafttm9 ma6te iie IiA cnrlid, ,u gube,
unb flc9 IctaIp lie bic @lrde bErtc, etrnfaas bin
meg rnp na6 pem Srte, no It6 bic gtrteter
lhasten, Biz nah Der Grplclicn, no lie ban oletd
mteper nab tbrrm 9fcitc ;uriidfeErte. Die 2lrtcts
ter trcbadtrten peIrS mp rr,1bten cS ibrcn g(rs
bett9ebern, unb talp ;cg bic Neugirbe aud Sc.
ltId9enpe berbrt rm Son einer 10 ieltenen @erans
prSduBrung rinrS SpSels 3eu9r gu iri,. Ca atrr
Der 6es ntdt 70 ut 9ciprcn9t werpen trnntc, ais
neu9tert9c Secbadtcr 9c9enwdrttg tparen, 10 Spg
nln blcs bic 8Icde, meldeS fir einigemal pem
namlifcn 3rred entpraGt, inprm bic OrpiIel pe
9enbbnltdb na6 ibrem S6uBprt elite. gtter ie
mrrtte balp, baB man MIR ien Sptel nit ibr trtcb
unp lte bapurA biseripeiie Spm Sriiten alb
gebnltcn plrbe, unp bic Spl9e mar, rag lic nads
Der, rpcln bic Glide lGutrtr, jcpcsmal crit itcr
Die Sersorra9un9 berrnter i6aute, llm All Ietrn,
pb Die glrteiter iih ;urid,Esrn, unp rcnn rtcIc
elleben, 10 Serltrb aud lte ibr 9ieit nift.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
!ODm sS:Ese SlMSl9uO>

Seriub, Den &0ni9 Seroinano BON Neaz
pei ju ermoroen, Der febper perlpuneet
1T. @cllifion nit een Sruppen in
gteapel- 9inricbtun8en 81 Wantua.
-unruben in Dentlblano .-2(ufrez
9un9 in Der Sd)weis.
wsgprt, 25. Mdrs. 1as DampflfifF
@lia 1T beute lm llbr gttenps an lcinrm 9lntcrs
9labe angefrmmrlt. GS iiterbTin9t giafridtrn
aus Stprrpppl bis gum q. Niar;
Sranfrei6.
Die Na6riGtcn aus 5ranfrri6 Iin6 unpi6ti8
NIT 9luSia9e peS @rriidts, Dap 9luSlid)t auf cncn
Grbcn fir rcn tailcriidrn 5Ircn it, pelrn 0jeburt
I'M Saufr res SaGrr5 Crrartrt iprp. - SIS lit
jcst tcitimnt, Rap Der Yabit am 1 g.. Ntai in Yars
cmtrcffrn iprp, lmt rem &aiier 80 tr6ncn.. Die
frrrIidc &rDnumg mirb bam icfprt Stott finprn.
- Sin franScfld,cs Grnlulat mirp in Srpuild iIs
nrr liirtci crridltrt, wdbrideinli6 I'm 9lbpsrls
&NrrrS Srwcaun9rn III bepbadtrn.
Oeut 6 lamb.
Sin Seutl6lenp, namentlih in Mrntcr9 unp
YCrld,iCpcnCn anran Srten, taben SerbalhRsen
pclitiider Scr9cbrn boltcr Statt eefmern. !3a
Mlndrn rnp 9itirnbere BAT man 9rr6e niltGril6e
Spriidts sMaBc9eIu unp ;abkcide SrFtaftlnScn
prr9cnrmmrn.
S0mei;.
e5n her Sdpris berrltbt iiter bic 2Nmoeun0rn
unp bic 5rchbcit Srtrrrcid,S lei ben Mbbcllga
teitcn NIT 9ciiin cine 9rrGe 9lufresun9. IS lino
ptittrnrn ftr cine 3ulammcnberuflm bes Sun'
prss9tatBes tm llmIaue.
Jtaficu.
3u Wnlanp lit cS BEN Sur0ern Sertctct lid1
ben S6ilpwadrn ju nGbern unp eiu Si1nor Srrs
arp, irdder crmangelte, rieIe Srrl6riit gu brad)'
ten, rpurre auf Der Strlle nit pem Sayonctte ert
pden. Die 3abl pcrSerba aftuneen SpiIfen rem
6 unp 25 6rGr. tclGuft ih auf 600. Die glrmee
in Der 2rmtorbei 1T bttrds eni9e Srigobrn sers
TART. Die Streitma6t an Der Gjrdn;e res 8ans
tons Scliin telduft iiG auf $4,000 Mam. 3H
Nlantua mttrprn prei pplitiI6f GjeIoneenc, Sprrt
Mcntanard mp pcr 70iabrge gltt GjajipIa btn'
9cridtrt, 25 gtnrere liup int gefGngnlIc unS gum
SIriI 5um Scbe, gum Sbeif 81 ,panjigjabri9cm e'es
fan9niiIe Srrurtteilt = gu 5crti IT rae Jtriegt'
9leht prctlamirt au Sifna 1T cine 3all FrIis
tider Serbaitmarn prraenrmmen rerprn.-0ie
Seitcrrrder babcn bic 6crtreiIcn scn SelSrerid
unb gSaiIo 6ricbt unp bic Gutfrrnmg pr tcsfanis
16n 9lrtilIerie an9ecrenet.
Beg~9on Nedrel miro gemelret, baB auf ten
8Gnis ein SdbuB at9eiruert uno tericlbe in bcm
S6rnfel gefabrlid bertrtnntt rprpen lei. gu3
iplen SerIGcrene Sanr9cmen9e jiri1dcn rsn Srls
paten anb trm Bolt Sprsefallen lcin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
e;rnrnnungrn nrs Staotratbs.

Sei elmer SerIammluns rcS Stattratbs am
Srrlesten Sienita9 ateno wmren .fcl9rnpe Srs
aniten ernannt:
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S6reiber-GGi 8. Sd9cr.
S6aBmetfcr-Srn. Jtri6arb.
gSe observation-disclosures, Gnc6 gtetpGarr
-Strwarp, Srbn Sascntu6- 6-Sr3a 8arp, s.
Summer.
GnSineur-GltaS McrB.
MarftI hrei ber-gSiqiam Sern.
5plSttafterer-Oasip Daubert.