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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
GoGtEerute1s
s(Hfnnft seS &febIffeS ltGreStfnt Si'
tn nit $500, 900.

IN "tt 2oOOfUUU'
gfu.gprt, %. Sum-. DDS Samph6iIT
Srcfrths 9ay IT bier ksite 0Frrsen NIT 9laGrids
frr aas Gali1rrnisn tis gsni 90. b., nit $780,
600 @rtp in 8rod,t uae S2G0, COS in een SIts
ben Der YdlhSige ansetrmm,rn. Die Ynirtte in
Can 8rantiser paren lebbaftcr. Slpur ,rurpe su
S10.25 bis Sl0.75 Serfauft. Der Ntartt fir
SrepilicnfH III nod mrbr 9elunfcn. Die 9tafz
rihscn nus Sct Nhucn uuS Ben perIHiebeasn Sbei=
len beS e5nnern lantcn teirAbiaenb. Die Gjelebz
aebuns son Galifcrncn bat, nahefa fe cine glns
sabl Sen Bills paeirt, ii6 pertast. Die Siae
fir Staatss unp inr>Splpitale unp fir cine
Srrens s9lnitalt irurrrtl pabrt.
DaS sSettrr In Sa:t Srantisco III ii6erauS
I6Sn. Die Srr6te pcn ben Sanbpid,s Snleln
fnb aTAei6tis. Sn Der @eirssetms wurpe bic
Strre 6rs &GriGs riStutirt. SIN perftpfenen
Sabre fnb $4,000 fir Gr3ebu9t. 3wede he.
irilist.
Sn Sresrn finN bic Snrioncr mrtr rubis.
@rasfreffer.-Nabr Columbia in Ga.
lifcrnien brfnben it& 3pei 9ftBe 9reianerpSrfer.
Sbrr Serptnr, ric icbttn gshter ipie serbu,s
aertt g26tfe ausIatcn, srI6einsn eBt wpblsen,G'
iirt unb rnr. Die Stgel in rer ylGbe lnp mil
lyS;arm 8feeiruhle berrft, unb bic armen gSil.
tSu ser,ebren ten Size init eteu Io Sielem @,uifr
trie Der riseniinnislte SsnIdmrdrr bic ausselu6'
telen Selitate0en. Sie Ianlmen ben &lee IL
&SrtN unb tcGsn bn ;ipIhri gtbdStrn Steincn
ipurauf jfber RON linen fat 70 ssI Scri6lingt ali
rst pfrro perlanSsn mirbe.
Sit 96dita Gaunts batten bic 9lulerifaher bi
ant Is. yfat aus ibrrn Minen pertrieten
geineS =, ..o, o-,'tfbaften SetNtIuse, unb F6 be
ihre Wlnengt'"n,,s4 9tm Iclseiirtf Gag
Ses,s % otst Ssr S6eyiff Ycn Sbalta ~'"0'9 gF nj. ps
Der in BffIb ibrr @lneh pnp p',tteNupe UNI
bsn ptstsr brvIlclt, Die GtlRslsn Sattrn IN te
rem @elSsruten cute GIsfdSite ans baods9 ol
6absisr ter gtmsrtaner srredt, srelde lle baratl
tu psrtreitsn iudbtet. = Gtns @eIealGaft, ipeld,
an mamsluRs>stscI ssarteitet, fat in ;rret "a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
Ate SSult tn G1taIauana.

Ten 77itc Sa6rsta9 9lmcrt. llnabtar8isteit
merrcn bic SGbnti 3B6ter unp GoNrttra bert ,Mds
i9teit itp nas publifum i'm gla0cnicineit sieIfs
Sabr in Der Borough Gataiauqua frirth
Cine 9rcScbpn wirp um 10 llbr Eprtitta9S
prG,is. an psrs 9. Of Z, Salle fprnrirt. tperren,
u,o BON ga na8 benz S9attrnrrt mar'ddrsn, trc
perI6irbsne ,tsrii6mte Spre6rr 8escn lgtlten no
bic 5eisr iitrisens .rur6 bic Gataaufih Srab-
banbe anaenebm 9cmadt mcreen wtSe.'-,
Die Burger linp int sIa9cmrinen, cprertieti9it
ein9elaben beiSuirrbnrn ra allc Hnfatten senaGt
tprrrtH ftnS tint bic 5rier cine rer dn9cnfbmltc,t
gu MAIDEN bic nod tiSHrr in &atafaaqaa itatt>
fanp. 2luf Srfebl
., Ser Nnoronun9SsS Committee.
5uni 30. INT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
9eF 900 tin5tn Cob aussebeutet unp cine anbere
| in cnem Nadntittase 294 lln;cn.

gtuS San 5raneiscp pirp seldrietcnj baB ciner
brr brletatelten qederbiiien, tpel6e bort auf ben
Nlartt tommeh, friI6r gelbutten iinb; irelde bon
Silta In ben ruIiilden Nieperlaiimsen, in Gis se'
padtj sebra6t merrsn. Sin Slid pcs 100 9fb.
sic pcrbcn 20 unb 25 Gents per pfunp Scrfauft
unb peun lie etncr lihp sebieteii ie prppete prc~
e Der Saintei biz tilt lleterluie auf ben Mdrftrn
linS unS 3u Sdlfrnben cnseIalsen unb 9erdu4ert
werrtr. Die Wartte inp NIT alien mG9liden
5ri6teit iinS @rmiiIrn rrtaIid scrIeben, 3pirbeln
llnp 6artcfFeln empfanssn mir aus 9uitralien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
Oa6 Wloine 8ranntelpeinaeieh

Cine gicte ilf in Maihe eupfansti, fprrrn Srn
benz pfftSielIsn 9leprelrntantcn rcS 6bniSs prn
SApepen be9 Der 8e9irun9 Der Sereinistcn Staas
ten, peldle austrnIt SerIanSt iiber bic gRirfmg
pcs Maine @eIebcS in Sc;us auf ben Grmutbssus
fanp, grrbrt6en uitb bic alsemeinsu SntrriIcn
pes StaotS Nlatne. gr II Spn Ietncm Spmcrainc
an9etpteIen pprben, 16 bieIe 9luSttmft IN Srrs
l4aifcn, I'M lie naf S@wepen iiterplIcnrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
Scr Staat iinfct immcr ticfcr int Sbul
pcu.-

gictrn rrn 100000 wrldc G,pupcrnEr Satcr
CRIT tirsli6 Scn brn YbilapcIpbicr Sanfcn tpr9tt
TIM pamit bic Tdpr rrr Tc9isrun9 i'm e'an9r 81
taltcn, 5ei9t nun rcr StaatsIdabnciItcr, 9. ".
Sidet, rur6 6ifcntli6e SlSttrr an, Dap tis 8irn'
tag ben 8. nd6ltcn 9lusuf, ron priit Staat5tre'
tar SprIhld9e an9cnrmmrn werben su elmer wri'
trrcn 9nleibe Ron Sl000,000. 8aS iasrr
unicrr guten Garte,ablcr su pieien tribrn AtSI6'
ten fir bic 3uflnit it.-[5reibcitSprellc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
Sonoerbores Sbpdrmen BON Sienen

Die g8beelins @a;ettc beri6trt, bab spr cini.
gen Sasen elm Sienrnl&parm fd an sincn junscn
9ldune Ramens 8rrp onIrstr, ftinal Sppf unb
r@ef6te beredtr, unp id an ietnen Strsi, anbGnss
lite, sletGwie srcee SbrcnsrbGnse. gr brnotm
Fd hep Der Sade gan, faltbIiitig, irilGtr nit ri,
niger Salfr Die 8enn Scn lih at In Elm HGdel=
fGe6rn btnein unb Serfahfts bieetten an einert as
rrelenben Serrit fit ;trSp 1tdlsr. CT tetdm tlrs
,psp Sti4e tcp bieir @srriGtuns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
Qt.i Sfehnltnd


Srn Datsirse aaurs, GIq., Sdabmeiitcr Sum Cont
mEeI6ule eDAFift ppn 9iprrs sSSIritbalI Gaun"
Idip, 2eda Gauntg.
s,s.,. Or.
Sldn; III SSnesn latt lester 9trhuHts, 1889 IA
StaatssSerpiat9u 247 &c
Gar a1eBrt, S64 OF
@pllettirt Rom Seriaeii Sabr,, 373'
SntersiIen snasfaneef auf aitF9elebenrs
@elp $500 90 an 9rpsenD as 90
$2702 81
iSaarte;dblt fiji ltnterri6t, C6 Mt.G 5000 46'
pbiIip StrauB, fiji Sat cpllefttren; IA 90
Stumer nnp Sul9, fir rruden, 90
@ut6 unp 5rrrler I 90
}an,es gS. gBillen 4 90
Ear ni6t epllsttirt, 1897,
Se,atlt an 2(ubifcrctt, 800
,Siluns 1T SSnberi frs Sdasneiasrs, 997 fl
S2702 81
gSr bic uutcridrtebenen 9lupitcun BON 9fprps
0beitbaa &aln16ip, 2eha Gauutp, beSruacn bic
nit, pa6 mir bic ubisr 8e6nung BON Dap 2aus
rp, Giq., icr9fdltis unterludt babm unp cine Si-
lanS BON 1897 fl In briTen 5sHben eeliinSrn.
Seltdti9t pur4 uniere llnteIdrift ben t0teit'
Gae Suni, u. .. 1853.
atrab &ptterl
9eter @rpe, 9lifitcren.
G.0.atpats,
+ SUM 20. @3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

eittrG8lt9e 9 @oofsu6t. Gin 9aus
cr in eidng Gantp, Stir tauf'r ipGt letten ecrtit
Icdbs unp oier,s S6aafc Fit s66-DifirS 3riit,
iabr pcrtaufte CT feline gSple duf eiNein enbrimis
l6tn Marttr fir s68. GcInr !5rrrse bnt ii6 unl
nrun unb rrribis 2Gntiuer Scrmcbrt. Die &pitrn
trrr ltntrrbaltmtg berrdnct CT ni6t ii6er $40.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

9rbSipencc, 81. Suni.-Serr Glapp
Fat ii etrnt SrcSeiIe scscn bic Stapt purd cine
gUtI6eipun9 Der Circuit. Court cine Gnti6drs
9ung BON $3.50 9erpnnrn. ct MAR lit ben
S!raBen wdBrrnO elmer ietr I6liipfri9rn 3cit 9cs
falen rn6 tatte has 8ein setrp6cn unb bic &las
&C auf feh @funS 6citigt, boB rs bic s>ftt rrr
9cli5et gcttfien, bic Stragc fret BON Gis mr
Stbnee ,ltkalten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

8cifertunf.-Ote Bottom 9plt putliip
cine Mttlrilm9 Srn einem 0errflrpIer, norm ri
bebt, raB in jrnrr Start Gin Mrptum let, prldre
nitt pie 8rrinsite &enntniB Spn ,3cidmen babe,
ater untcr Dem Gtnfulie Der Gjeiltrr bic fdSniten
3cihnun8rn nit Der rrifaunlt6ilcn Sdnclisteit
nusaefiihrt habe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
Rndcfuu6.

! Gin e'reis parbe tuG irinelt' litter sefraSt er
anttpprtete
! Die Sdlfte metneS 9ebenS babe idb seridlafen,
- ~ Urrten 5beil nit SpteIcn shgttra6t rrn lies
Esm,s, sh,l,t ~ mar i4 prbsrutbet, felt 9 Satre1
BIN i'd gpittper UNI .oehi i'd md, I Sdbr lstt
BIN i'd 10 alt ipie n,ein Batter.
S2isaGt warrer 9retSY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
So u M q T..

(aus Der ,,Jrsisn SeidIb.O
5flsiA Girb fer 10 allbirr fin Sbmiro.
@tcin eiettrr IL uIIbirr Gin ghmiro
Sd bab' ibn gar 70 germ.
Wlein SetiIef bGmmert iii,liiEf init
SSr' id ben Sfmico bon fern.
llup aller Scrscn bin id quit;
gBenn iBn ntin gtu9' erIdaut.
glein Sttttsr III allbler Elm Shnite
limb it8 bih frine Sraut:
gBcai ttb ssr rrinr atHrt tlA
Sd bGr' ids, mic CT nnst,
gBis sr nit imnier frpbem SinH
Dcrt Ieinfr Samittft I6Btnst.
9ln mid sebentt Ct thinner nit;
Drum bammcrt er Is lau.:
Wtein 9ieblter III albier Gin ShmieS
llnp i6 bin feline Sraut.
limb iprnn bic Some nieprrlinft
Qrsf CT Ben Sammer pcg
llnp tBmmt, iprnn'S rrite Sternlrin bltnfl,
9eun ipcblbefamtcn Steg.
Sd ftnn' ibn ferne Idrn ant Sdritt
llnp barr hit Stiithen trdut.
Ntein 0ieblter 1T allbier Gin SAmirp
limb i6 Fin ieine Sraut.
Die @tdt&sn al' int Srtc iin6
OF meinrs 0liidS mir grant,
Sie Ietn f6 mod bic 9Iu9en tltnb
glh nieinem Srduttsam,
3 SiHiifeI Bgr' auf mrine gitt',
Sd bite niA atlein:
% LAP arF tipi9 mcinCn SGmicO
Wir redyt treueiaen lcin.n s. 9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

g|rdP thmrt .sebt Der ati6rtlifc Selapcnbans
peI uad Guba 9pran. 9in6ridten 3ufelge, icllrn
fGrSli6 duf Der SapIeite Der SnIel 100 armr
sScicn, unp inncfHalS irmS @pnate mcbrrre 9aus
icnpe arlanrrt wprpen lein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

Gpb bur4 Site Sn Ytilaprlpbia unt
ghuYprf linp pdbrrnp ben nsewGbnli6 br6cn
laScn rCr lcbtcn SScGc auffalIcnp piele 9eripncn
AM ir9enannten Scnncnfi6 scitbrten-:in stitcrer
Stapt an einrm ein,i9en Gage fiinf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

. ttrp tt, 81. Sunt. Gtatt gilt ris
ne Najcritdt ppn 300 Stinmcir 3u @unitcn trS
Nainr>vipucrs0elebcs. 9ln6 pc,t aus rcm Sns
nern rin9c9an9cnrn Srri6ten gu l,rttftlen, ptrp
Der Staat cine Maioritat spn 10000 Stimmen,
.. +. A su 8u GdnRttt res Giaurr-Geicsc0 gss
kcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

Setb .oprF4tts.-Gtn Nlonn in grin,
@rttgs's Co., Ntarplanp, faufte unlanslt ciniAcS
0etl; suth 5dttsrn lriner pirrpe, meldr fur,
parauf ltarbtH.. Gin anprret Waun fauftc prn
remlelbtA @tpFf unp lllttcrte feline Sbwrine unp
6cOsrpitb bamiti rel6rs bisEitrn SOlsen bate.
spStet itstte iid betaus, Sab in bet gRdblr, pp
bas Mchl 9rmablea irprpcn, 6eitanpis 9lrient &C.
brauht ptrb, unit bic 8attsn ;u setsiften, 8ri
Der sepSbnlden 6abrldBtsteit, nit bet iftah bier
lambs scfibrliAe Sa6rit tt6anbelt, mai lctEnfaat
BON benz gifte tn Sas Guttsr scratteit, 70 boF
priien .@enub tSbtlih ipurbe. GbenTut5ett bate
pas Gift utter seeijrn ;5eratBsn unb WlsnI6er
paifit srraiftet wrrpcn tSnnCn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

SetbIeb M. = Der lte Suli IStI In
Sttttsbefh tur& rthE Sataot rer bret 5euer.Grms
pasnien icner Stapt. in Srrbinpuns NIT Der paIis
gen Wuiittanre 8efeiert perrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
Snnlnhn inr SInslnnn

Cine 3citm9 Stn s0nptn la9t, bdB iii 4AnSi9
ptc'5oelbbnrr ouf bent 2a;re fir 5 bis gen0
(pcren 81 eirrlt S6aler auSmdGcn) per Gag arbc
ten. sSSn rtrigen Seeilrr bon Stanftrifb pirr
adrrtaultdc artrit febr Idlsbt besnBlt. Sn Der
Na6tarI4aft Srn Galas trEalt Der arteittr s
9en0 yer Gag, gu Srulesrs 6 StnS, ~ Niatieilrt
Al bis SenS. 3u 8rtf rtbdlt trr strteitrr 93
bis &c CSt4 bis StO faS Sa1r! rrnh ibn fer
MciIer trtTfist 3u GaIats e5 Els e8 nit Scs
tSTiamg. 6Sttrn ,irIett 9(rbrtrr niebt baIp quR
ben 3rHnsG a9S@aRfut aud eiitiitaI 81
prFttten2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

gdrSS Sftrt.-SUbn Mt9cs, rrl6rr wrsrn
9eiraltiamcr S6snruns rihrs @drtenS int eans
CATER 0efdn9niB Iab, 1T BON @uuSernFr SSlcr
beNnapi9t wcrpcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

G- Gin 8drgrr ecn Gaitpn 0etpanr in Scti9rr
SErde S50O6 n Srr apttete.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

8eft Ter .@==airbfcr, better 5rrr! wpllen
Sic nit araitn Olanne nidt cine flrinc Giate nit
ttrltn? Seip 70 gut
@entGeman:- STR Ictltrt rudp id,Gmrn ;,r
tettslu, SIR fee, wir ID isbc, srrF lnp tart Sc
mug mp tEnnt arteiten : batt. Sbr rGm frh'
Sanpipcrf pper @cIhdit sclcrnt 2
SettGer:-Sa, better !Ssrrt if tin Gin
Gtsmiter, unt lbie pas MetalF, fsas it ben Gag
iter ,liTaaimehttinse, 9tenSSfii Sfifih,s auf.
SSIder Gtemter aibt ss leieer nur ;u @islr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
MuDttDrS< <Na6riGbt.

Su Dem S8ojtn9lriht rrn st6a Gouutp.
,Sn Der SnGe ber TcdntnS srn s. Gj. Drff.
lcr unr 9rtG 0iidlp, @pminilhafprm rrS prrcr>
tcrrn s me 8 o al,er.
limb nm. @iat 8, 1858, ernalmtc bic Gcmt
auf GrrI6Ga9 prS Srn. 9eeIe, GborlrS SGeer ais
9tupitpr, INN tcia9tc 8rdnus 3u auOtten. itrr>
;uIrtteln unp rcir 9jcjcb aer,d6 cinc Strtteluna
gu MAIDEN, urr Der ndditrn g8alcncput 9eridt
pasrn gu rrIthttrt, alIeS 3cusnB ttasslAlpfsn
pab Scr ion 9clr9t ptrSei mag.
..Ssss.. 9urh bic Court S8usts.
sSXsHsg gtat an MtB8rr, Cdr.
:ssgl: S6rnrrnallntrr aubscr wirb Rd3
Hfsszf' s,tm GnSsprd Iciner Self.mmuna cin-
Fnrrn, ant @lcuta9 Sen 25iten Sail, um 10 ll6r
Srrmittass, alt (5aric bon 6 c ipe I uus 90 ;,
in aaentaun, allipp it9 ale bdtri Snseusrte rin,
iinosn ttnqen, penn lie es iir I&idltde beinben.
Stunt %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

pSy"2in 3riIruprr in Selreid mar me9cn eincs
plIIrS in Serlrgcnbrit unp ira0te ben SSrtb pt
rr inn brtien t6nnc. Der S8irtb rctb ibnt, ieiac
Spciirtartc AT brr G,rcnSe srrsuSescn, bd bic
GjrrnStranttrn es ni6t 70 9rnau ndbmcn rnp nit
iracnp ctneut 9apierc ,uirrpcn ipGren. Der 9tcts
lrnpr ,ri5t uiidb rrt6 an Der Gjrcn,e bic SpeiIe.
tartc ais 9aB Spr. Der @rcn;teamtr, nicrn
JiciIrnrcn firircnC, lass ,,SaltSfrpf -SimbSiun9t
i ShIenmaul- Sdwcinspfctcn ! Grben'S
rubis ittr Die GyrrpSc," rcf CT mad Srrlciung ne,
Jecnn;ri6cn ,,es isiuS's an unslld'S MrnlGrn'
tinc ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
SfceteabUen uuS SeuSelmnllce.

SrrettRp 3. gS t5arrn amal NtattpIrn.
3uprtm. co?
Sreetrnt. Saal
9ubtIm. gfu, iBlS fltr frnh Hit te 3
WatvtIfn?
9teetsn& du btn faatc iGt Gapctain,-
User Sba ed1 brritn, fl9tr CT, pcli b6hiten 8mld,
tbut, Ipll cine YuOe Stunt BAT. ..Dd TdGte Der
Gritc: SD Wani6e mir 3 SGifsIdSdhstti sol
gSbnapcln I'm 70 ticl Sdde, dis Hit fttIcn gfat,
narrln scnGbt ipertrn tBpnrh! olls con gptb!
Nupelm. q anitdnriser BufTd! III tcr
sipeetr3 ...
Srretcnt. 1G nst: SD .Bihlai, Scr
Sinmct tpirc 9rrsamrnt uqp paS gJlesr Dinte,
10 ras id ibn NIT loutcr 3iifen telfrften tEnns
tr, I'm 70 picl OrppelujcpUrS, dis iG Ia 9ffcrn
anSci6rrten. IA.
NuSrlm. 9tIr Sasct, ba tleitt IA fiji Sen
Orittrn gar gfiht nctr ;u punl6rn iitri9?
Srtctenb. Dphe.
NubrGm. gid, mas piinidte bcnn Gr
Srrrtrut. Der idgtc : Sh wnldtc Der
Drifcl bcltc mrh1e trrSrn Rammerapr IN ib td9t
ir berrkrn.
NubeGm. glib tGrl unb Der frirst natiirlid
PC Sullc Stunt. Srrrtrntrrn, itb mub Dir fan
cS mldt IiH nit Dir.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29

Cine eilts oSr g}risfs wttdt bis,um lcetn Dicntoc
!SRcrs n uuf psit bitfsfr 9citomte lie9tu acstis
Sen fno.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-11-04

From OnEGoY.-Ihe Rogue Rirer War
The Indian W. is still unsettled. The In.
dams failed to make good their promises, and
The. end, we may predict, is not yet. The
hing boys are glad Of it They have tnst
blood and they want more. They are for
hunting them down without further parley-
So they are bound to have sunlc more fun
us they deem it.
A circumstance has occurred there lately
that is very reprehensblc: it is barbarous and
uncl,risti;,n, to say the least, and cannot fail
to hecnne fruitful and never ending source
OF revenge on the part Of the Indians. IL up
pears that under the gusc Of friendship and
n pretended wisl, to make "a treaty, the whites
made feast, and while the Indians were ptr'
taking OF n roasted OK, they were fired upon
and eighteen of their number killed; two on.
ly making their escape. These were known
us Taylors Indians. ..-
Some eight or ten Of tho Grave Creek
tribe, SAYS report, met with similar Fate
Having been invited into II house with
like pretended friendly professions, they were
bound and brut,ly shot.
We are in hopes that these reports are moi
truc-thatthey are like many others that have
reached us. Such II course, bad us the Ia.
dians may be, cannot fail to meet with meri'
ted exccration wherever these reports may DC
heard. % IiE't f'sGl4..t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-11-04
Real Estate for Sale.

IN obedience to an iuterlocatory decree and
1 order of the Worshipfrl County Court Of
ueigs county. Tennessee at the October ses-
sion, lSta, Will proceed to sell. on Monday.
the 9Th day of December next, at the Court
house door in the town OF Decatur, the fol-
lowing described Lands, to wit: Lot No. ?.
containing by estimation 2is acres. Also.
the ninth part IN value Of the south east quar-
ter Of section Goth, all lying and being in The
81 fractional township. 9Th range, West. lii
wassee District, being the Lands heretofore
set apart to the heirs Of Harriet thattin,
formerly Harriet Martin, deceased. one of the
law and distributes Of Jesse Martin.
sr. deceased, valued to the sum of $3.50 or
: 100 said Lands will be sold ON credit of
six months, except the sum of $50, which will
Ice required to be paid on the day of sale
Bond and good security required, and lien
retained on said land for the purchase money.
said Lands will lie sold to effect distribution
among said heirs. Boundary to be made
known ON day of sale. 2 . ~
J. A. HOUSER. Clerk.
Oct 81. ls53-6t Pre- fee SIS 265
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co NJ NJ E R CIA L.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
SAVANNAH, Oct.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 30.
Cot'om-Durirg the week the uemand has
been very moderate, and the sales confined to
small lots. Holders, in order to operate, have
submitted to slight decline on the previous
weeks quotations. and the market closed with
little demand. We quot, ordinary to good
ordinary 6! &c; low togood mdIling st II
9tc; mildling fair 9sc; falr to fully fair Toe
Fom-The sales of this article during the
week have been light and chiefly confined to
the retail trade. Holders End it difficult TO
effect sales at former rates. We quote Bulti-
more, in small lots, at S7.a5 per barrel.
Corn-Therc have been no arrivals of Corn
this week 10y water. The only receipts have
been 10y railroad. The transactions have
been light. and we qroie it 10 lots at 10 Soc
Bacon-This article has been dull and the
sales very light. We quote sides at So SEC.
Hay-The market continues to he well sup
piled with this article. "" quote Northern
at 30 II 81, and Eastern at $l.l24 Sl,a5 per
hundred.
Salt-There is very little Of this article on
hand. and the only sales are from store at
Sl.37A $i.5" per sack.
Gofte.-Is in little demand, and few sales
are made. We quote Rio at lOf llc.-Nc,rs.
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ATLANTA MAR kET.

Ar'.,SfA, Nov. 9.
Since our last report We havteteen selling
Bdcon, hog round. NJ s. sgc on 50 DAYS time:
clear sides &c, ribbed SIC; shoulders and sides,
half Of cach Sc.
Lard l2c per pound, dull
B"tcr Ice per pound. plenty
Corn-Old white, sacked, ojc, scarce.
.Weoi zoe per hushcl, scarce.
Oats-lIesd ut zoe per bushel.
Peas 10 n soc per huSh.l
IVh,at-W" can sell any amount ut so u
9Oc per bushcl. sacks reserved.
Four-We are selling quantity at So per
barrel, very scarce.
cotton has advanced-s now worth see for
miidllng fair, other grades in proportion,
good demand.
Green .lpp'es are very scarce at IS per Dbl.
Feathers Ace per III.
Respectfully,
SEAGn, ABBOTT 4 CO..
General Commission Kerchonts for tie Pm.
chase anil sale Of all Kinds Of Tennessee Pro-
ducc Merchandise, Grocer;es, dc.
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A FIonrISG PARsoS-A correspondent OF
the New Orleans Picayunc, who signs him
self "a Presbyterian Minister of the Gospel
of Peace" speaking of the letters of Mr..
Everett and Mr.. Marcy relative to the Koszta
affair, remarks rs follows:
believe the time hastcns on when "tlie
kings OF the earth and of the whole world
are to BE- set in array against the SONS of free
dom and of light. The conflict, believe,
draws nigh which is above designated as 1.-THE
battle OF that great day OF God Almighty"
] :un for pe,cc.-but not now. War is to
be thrust upon the world; but peace will
come ultimately through oceans OF blood and
sweat and tears. We are to live-yca, 10
die ,isaa-for pastcrity. Let Americans,
then-both native and adoptcd-stand by
Marcy and Everett, and by the sentiments
their pens have placed on record.
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WATER Observation-Disclosures Siliman
closed q recent Smithsonian lecture in WASH
ington, by giving the following sensible adj
vice 10 young men: a q
n II, therefore, you wish for a clear, mind,
Strong muscles, and quiet nerves, and long
. life and power proiongcd into old age, permit
me 10 say, though | am not given IL temper:
Ancc lecture, avoid all drinks but water and
.infusions OF that fluid. Shun tobacco and
opium, and everything else that disinIbs the
norn,a state Of the system. Rely upon nu-
tritious food and diludent drinks, of which
water is the basis. and you will need nothing
beyond this but rest, and the due regulations
Of your powers, to give you long and happy
and useful lives. and serene evenings at the
close"
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Stocks of Goods,
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
S. K. Rceder,
.TH1HN. Tim.


GENERAL Agent For THE SALE OF WHEELER d
MEIIrK's
DouJIc Po,rer and Orcr- Shat 7hreshsr and
Separator; Single Horse Poorer do;
Ciorer HuliCr:
Feed cutter:
1reim Piouqls, manutac.rra in Mr. York;
SnbsoH do. do. do.
one Circu'ar Sam MN, Gearing dc, all
complete
lie is General Agent for East Tennessee,
and will sell at manufacturers prices, with
the freight from New York added.
These Machines are now coming into gen
cral use in other parts of 'hc country, and
the attention of ngricul,uris,s in this section
are respectfully invited to them. They are
all warranted Ia be No. articles and persons
purchasing may expect them to be ust wha,
they are represented to be.
sept. 80 lS53-tf 9G2
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ISaEYUrrY.-Thc following ingenious mode
of crossing river was once displayed by u
KatIir who had some time stood watching the
vain attempts of II party of soldiers to >trug-
Gle across the stream at time when, to ford
it, was attended by considerable danger. After
smiling ut their efforts with that sarionic ex.
preston remarkable among savases, he quiet
ly raised heavy stone, placed it on his head
and then walked with perfect ease through
the torrent to the opposite side.
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SHADY PicrURE.-The Kingston Wing,
noticing the large settlement of fuytivrs in
Canada, INDUCES in the following:
ut may be very well TO rejoice when IL
slave makes his escape, but Canada is paying
dearly for its whistle. The western portion
OF the province i, being literally filled up with
the blacks, who threaten to do with the color
OF the rising population the very reverse Of
that which Sir Francis Is. Head said the mis-
sionaries did with Indians. They whitcnrd
the complexion OF the papooses-the negroes
will darkpn that of the pckainies"