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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

furnished py Kennedy, vas oeriet to By BIN q. ex
peLses incurred 1ecsssrily BY him on his ZIP e91 as
falling rnrh short q hs sctusl 0utisy twas nH noS
ever sworn to-vet here were two important itnis o.
the account which were frEndulsut 90 TIER ace.
Mr. Masou who AZ the time Travelled iuI,h a.
Kennedy returned a. his expenses s-i0 aan a'D,1sI
persou returned as his expenses $50 H thsn e5ssle
Into crircaI examination II ether tens IN me DE- ana
commented upon them with considerable severity
The question was then taken, and the alaeha'
rnent was agreed to-Yess 81; NaJsnot counted
Mr.. BoRLAsD moved 10 amend the prJyis,on
making appropriation or tie continuance OF ine iIo
Extenscn ~ providing that ncne ot me money h,ali
be expended I'll after the lst Of Apr ueN IN orler tnA
tie investigation low going On Tnay Dc hn-sneI
The subject OF frauds &c, m the WoFa vas
further debated after which the amendment Wa
agreed 20.
Other amendments were submitted ana
agreed to The bill was then passed
The Senate then took up the resolutions OF
the Committee on Foreign Relations on the sao ct OF
he right Of way scross the lthmus OF Ieo1sn'ep:o
Mr.. BROOKE resumed and concluded his re-
marks in favor Of the resolution n reply 70 NJ ss's SOW
ard and Hale. $500
Mr.. GwIs moved az a rest question, that tne
resolutions be laid on the table pending WHICH tAe sen
adi or1rued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

yoret rial i.s lie inpf-.s.on hat boty vas svon GA
=. p5s ~ 20 cegs.a rseaseoa sssst Dv:y ssssst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

SO; 100 Post. SO; 100 ksss Tosseea 3js To GAs-
gov, 80 bSb Lard, 81 80 tcs Rice, 4Oi laOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

Mr. MARTIN presented a petition for a law
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-05

UTAH TKRarToRY.-Tbe Deserei News gives Us som,
nsgb, into the progress OF the settlements in the Nor
mon region From this source we learn that Palmyra
contains one hundred families, the first house having
been built in September last is surrounded by hne
farming region, and has good water facilities. Spring
willie has than hundred and thirty families, be
sides gris,-mil and a saw-mll, brass band, and
school for teaching the French and German lang
Provo is large town, and much crowded Many new
buildings in progress, German and French schools
taught, and dramatic association is in operation
bridge across the stream at Provo, TO replace one
swept away by spring food is in progress, besides
Touring MILL and company Is turning the Crown river
into its old channel to prevent overaows The town OF
Cedar, in Iron county, contains seventy men, about bali
being employed by the Desere Iron Company This place
ha. dam and water several furnaces and cast
ing house The town OF Harmony, in the same county
has iron foundry in rapid progress Parordan, also
in Iron county, is extensively engaged both in the lumber
and iron trades They have iron works there. Several
other settlement. in the iron region named, all appa
rently quite 0oursblng
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The GOVERNOR or MINNESOTA Governor German
has fully entered upon the discharge OF his official duues
In his first interview with the Sioux aud Winnebagoes
the chiefs and head OF which tribes have already
waited upon him, he communicated TO then that their
rights should be sacredy protected and the laws passed
for their benefit faithfully administered and that on their
part they must preserve peace among themselves, and
cease their tribal euds They fully comprehended tina,
the Governor in earnest, and not be hed with
that he would DO them justice and a, the time in
fct severe chasement upon any party OF them,
that would interfere with the rights OF the whites, or
start on parry against any neghborng tribe.
They have learnt that the Governor is himself distn-
guished chief. and respect him that account,
well as for his frank manner OF dealing with them.
We Tredc, the most happy results under the al.
minis,ration of our Indian affairs.
81. Paul (hinnssota) Democrat
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MILITARY EXPEDITION TO Nrw Mrxrco-Th CORES
pondent Of the Republic states that the 10Th OF June
military expedition will leave Fort for New
Mexico under command OF Gen Garland, who goes Out
10 relieve Col Sumner, in command OF that (be 9th
military department Cen g. will carry out come two
hundred recruits and will be accompanied by the follow
ing officers who are relieve those now serving there
viz: Major Sheppard, Sd infantry Capt Shredder, Sd
infantry; Capt. De Lane, dragons; Capt P. Calhoun
Dragons; Major Nicbol, A. A. O. Assistant Surgeon
De Leon; Lieu,enants McCrea, Stanley, Johns, w l.
Davis Randei, and McCook. This expedition will AZ
ford Tin. opportunity for emgrans that territory who
NAV desire safe escort-Nafehes Courier
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InMrsRArros,--We hear from Quebec Iha, some tven
" ships coming out from the German ports with emf
pr rants, mostly route Tor the western States On Mon
day. one hundred and fifty German families just arrived
left Quebec for The eastern townships, TO work on tn,
railroad. Montreal Herald
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1883.


Mr iissSr A. Lxwts, Of Montgomery,
era travelling ior The Alabama and
sisted BY q y Lkwis, JAsxs o. Lewis and ID. LEWIS
aMr W. JAsss, Of Cincinnati Ohio general travelling
for The Western slaos by JoHN 4. Dssr, II. j.
fnonAs q. DrEx. ID l.. WzKsAs, ISAAC BAkrLErr n.
CooKE, A. L. CniIDs, and l.. n. BAow ssLr- &#
0Mr isKAxL E JAsss, No. lo South Tenth sute fhilaGa
pha Is our general travelling sseni assisted by Wa H. WxLD
Isss Cohurs JAsxs DExRiss HAsAIrr Jos BUrros, Csc
BurTeK IsiAc NJ BopisR, EDsusD w. WILEY, WtLLIAs
WArERaAS, and GEos0r L. Mcilsop.
uy-Rcceps from either of the above viii be good.
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MoxuxEsr--tn the last few
esks, under the supesntendencs III MIR Herbert, the
granite work Of the the Capitol squars has
made considerable posrsss The beautiful pedestas for
the eagles and the large inscription stones with the name
OF Washington" deeply cut. together with higher
course have been put up There are other coarses OF
stone cat. which will be in their proper places Az
the structure rises, excitcs general admiration Mr.
Crawford, at Rome progressing we'll with the bronze
statues An artist Of hne talents and accomplished taste
now in Rome, writes to his family in Boston that "M
Crawford is hard at work the great Washington mon
umen for Virginia. and doing il grsadly 100 He fsd'
is counted one Of the principal in Rome and that
saying grssl deal where there many"
IRichms~k E~qusreY, Js~~ 1.
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MINISTER CHnI.-We are happy TO notice among
the st Of foreign appointments recently made the name
OF Samuel Medary. as minister penipotentary TO Chill
Mr.. Medary has long stood the head OF the Ohio de-
mocracy, and has received what he is Justly entitled to-
The hshes, honor yet bestowed upon any man in the
Buckeye" State, by the present administration President
Pierce has happy faculty reaching the deserving, in
the besiowal of executive paironsge and appointing
Mr. Medary he has warmed the hearts OF thousands OF
democrats in all sections OF the Union, and, the
time, has bequealhed 10 bis raducers and vfe we'll
merited and signal rebuke 1.l III
Woots'oek W Spirit of me Age.
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE, auction.er.

VALUABLE LOT, WITH UNFINISHED DWELLING, AT
public sason Wednesday afternoon, Juno stb q O'Clock
shall sell lot ~, CAS-
No street, between New Jersey and second
100 l5eet alley with the
ing half story dwelling
foundation, and good seveneet cellar, with back kitchen
and cellar.
Also about 900 loads good bank sand.
Terms
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
June A-d t.a#..e Auc,,opcar.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-05

REFORMED PRrspvrERIAs SYNOD This body has now
been in session days In this city. The long con-
tested question Of the poprety Of appointing dcacons in
the Reformed Presbyterian church. in whom the tempo
raes are to be invested was decided in the Affirmative
after long and spirited deba,e.-N. Y. Sna.
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THE subscribers beg leave respectfully 90 inform
their friends and the psbc that they Keep hand large
OF wood, coal, and sand.
Those wishing supply would do well a
keeping stock, and at the very
. advances price.
To enable sell at the loves, prices sales will baercu
syely for cash.
r. II, woRTHfNGToN CO,
Successors w J. sbley h Col
June 3-eoda fIntci.l Corner Of lfth and q
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WAsuiseros, June 4, 1859.
Collaborating myself ineligible, .se mot
n being Of IL elected,
beard of Common Council the Third
specially, with friends for intended
kindness beg withdraw from the lis, Of candidates
for that office. M. V. u. BOGAN, M. u.
June I'D
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nv >. G. MoaUIRE, Auot,on..r.

VALUABLE UNiMfROvED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-on
Wednesday afternoon June slh at O'Clock, prem
lees sell ld No 20 55o fronting 20 feet
street. I'd NJ running back 100 feet
~ feet alley, containing =, 100 square feet
Terms cash.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aucuonoer.
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LlswRlA-The eolored residents OF Cifclevile, Ohio.
are about sending an agent Liberia TO seek out home
for them a. are also the colored people of Cleveland
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-05
Bank Of the Metropolis.

N Bank Metropolis,
Washington, May 20. 1853.
A GENERAL meeting OF stockholders bank
Al held the banking house In this Monday the sth
Of July merit for the purpose Of eleong trustees for e yes" then
next ensuing.
The polls open O'Clock, and close III O'Clock,
Ry order OF the board:
May 3l-eodtLJnne SdifttIny RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE. Auc,,on.er.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST wARD.~on Wed
ne-day afternoon, 18th, O'clock IN. premises
shall sell part Of lot No 49, lea bounded follows BE
ginning
side ri
u rs -
IS pIsce Of beginning together with
improvements.
Term residue twelve, eighteen
months bearing
ancins expense ftlie purchaser.
June 1ftH Auctionesr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-05

THE BIBLE IN THE COUNTING HOUsE.--A Cosr.o o.
i Lectures 10 Merchants; by DIR. " Bosrdman. 81.
Li.e Of Dr. Chsmersi by Rev. J. g. Monat
Commentary the Song Of soomoni by the Rev. Gsorse Bur
Il e = FIT r =
The Basket OF Flowers by Dr. Rsdell, II
Doubling Commandment Eneosraged; by Rev septmn'
Tu-tn, ". u.
piseour.e~ and piaiosnc. Samuel Porter
The Race for Riches and Of the Pits which the Run
ners Fall, w. hrno of Glasgow
for Cleansing the Sanctuary BY w l. McCnla
GRAY 4 RALLANTYNE
Jun. TN sr~s,. Odd Fellows Hail.
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The Gardiner Trial.

CRIMINAL, COURT FOR THE DISTRICT or coLUM-
y SAsNNft ~ l34eTs BIA
- - = ssvssslag Reported union.l ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-05

Washington correspondent OF the New York Tn.
bune speaks OF the administration exceedingly Close
fsed and represents them very careful in the allow
ance OF claims az ainst the government. This q
virtue in public officers OF late and the people will te
glad to lean that ii pracissd by the administration Of
General Pierce Economy and prudence 10 the expend.
tuIe Of the public money will always be commended by
the people, and to reform in this respect
OF the motives which prompted them 10 conhde the gov
ernmen 10 those who so we'll conducting it,
We have fears ha, their expectations in this respect
will be disappointed No Gapbinism will disgrace this
administration OF that we feel the utmost confidence
The TtibuDe's correspondent gives case 10 Point
clerk under the late Secretary OF the aierior named
Williamson, acted the dsbursing sgen, of the depart
ment and upon bis removal retained So 900 in his hands
which he claimed as commission the oney dis.
bnrsed in addition TO his saary. There were forty OF
fifty clerks who had similar claims, and who were post
poning The settlement Of :hsif accounts until WilIism
sons claim settled. in the expectation that would
be allowed, and thus precedent for their own
i}ut the new Secretary, Gov. McCleland, determined
that he would not thus be buied The allowance OF
such Claims and he therefore told Williamson hat IN
less he paid the money in his hands. be wosh put
the penal clause OF the subtreasury law 10 him This
rght him TO terms. and he handed over The nonsy
This IL the true course--ihe only legal and homer
course for public officer but very different from that
pursued under the late Galphn administration
Cases OF q similar nature 10 this, constantly
ring and they afford the guarantee that the public
interests safe hands, and that the days Of Gaph
! sm are over Concord IN H.) Patriot.
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SINGULAR PHrsosEsA.--Our readers aware that on
Walnut Hills excavations being made, on The line OF
The new Short Line railroad The wo'kmen have in
cavaing passed through layers Of crysiazed limestone
and soap slaisstone alternately, which very little
water was found. A few days since, however, when
they about hundred and seventy feet from the
surface OF the earth, the fame OF candle or OF burning
match accldeny came in contact with liquid supposed
to be pure water. that bad gathered in Of the hoes
drilled in the rock. #.r
Much to the surprise of all present, the apparent water
instantly took 6re. not after The Of in8ammshe
gas but sent up strong clear. and steady flame, - u
were composed Of some kind of oil On applying his
TO the liquid which The other drill holes 10 the VI.
entity, II also burned in the manner Since that
time lamps and candles have been entirely dspsnsed with
in the subtsuanean apartment The substance continuing
to burn steadily and emit excellent light. Many
persons whose curiosity excited visit The spot daily to
witness the singu'ar IhenonenLr The hqaid gives no
unpleasant odor while burning.
fCireinaaa Ss~. AZ Nay al.
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"Ques Boldl
:. Ans. Pretty quick aud bold. #t
"Qaes | viii now show you paper, and desire you 10
examine II, and say wAetv the signature is his 1.-THE
paper called the mining title was shown wilness,l
+" Ans. He wrote like that
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he bad gone in orderto obtain the additional evidence TO
be filed before the boad OF comm ssioners In The alb
diner himself forged them bu, whether he forged them
or not he made of them--he Published them--whch
is precisely The same hing This, II there other
reason, would remove all doubt OF his guilt.
will now call your attention TO the want OF compl.
ance with the various laws of Mexico in the auhenu
cations oil these papers The fret set OF dispositions
were authenticated in a different way from the second
set The latter DISPOSITIONS, which we now look
ing at, are authenticated by Reyes and then by Garcia
Here the signature oil governor IL certified 10 by
another Would you not, gentlemen consider ii most
extraordinary hing to see paper signed BY the governor
ted by the governor OF Virginia That precisely wha
has been done here, We could throw some light on
that subject but allow TO do so by the rules
Of evidence applied here have already called your
enon TO other indications OF forgery, rather anlicpa
ing this branch OF the arising from the sort OF paper
which used Paper which could not be used for this
transaction under The laws of Mexco-paper appopria
ted by law 10 officer and his office designated upon
it in print, you have seen-is by clumsy blunder
made use OF by quite different officer. 1t il only
csssary Tor 10 refer you 10 the evidence OF hand
writing which has been given, and then TO The test Of a
position which. when applied. would close this branch,
and every other branch OF the
We think that we bad shown you, by The most pow
erio and irresistible food of evidence that has been
oIouHat before jury, that on either one OF the three
previous propositions this false and an arocious claim
s. tne defendant had no means, though he has sworn
s invested 1898 392 in magnificent scheme OF mining
81 nnn a. Lagunillas and besides, lent copous sums
1. .Vn'y 70 ,he government OF San Luis Polosi. We
a.. m,nk; proved-I do not like to use the word
,h..p, .,,,, when the gentleman ha. told us he
49, ~ % OF The defendant demonsa'ei'
ues ~ uk shall have TO learn English over ay ain;
but think we have proved hy the mo-, coocins;se v
ldence clearly TO tie satisfaction of .v.rv ;na,l,ren,
m,no, una, ne had 20 means and tina, be has sworn
but having failed 10 show them, that failure nr,s. ~
guilt At the time be says bis personal presence a.
necessary al those mines, we have proved. BY his own
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-23
epiper mlilfers aaunfdip.

8efanntlidi 1T unldneft 2llt Sbers@ile
foro Saunf6ip in biefem Gountp, our6
iinfere Court in ,ipei Saunibips 8etbeilt,
nn6 Dem untern Sbeil oer 9eame ,tQenn"
blieeleet woroen.F. Sei unierer lesten Gourt
nun 1T biefer glame lpieber 3u ,,e 10 e t
Milforo" ab9e6nbert iporoen. 9Sir
baben ieitoem aus iebr a6tbarer Suelle
BON oortber Die Serli6erun9 erbalten, DAP
aus ben $50 oarin ipobnenoen Stimm9ez
bern feine so biefem @amen 9initi9 ieien,
inoem oiefes neue Sauni6ip an eolper
Milforb &aunibip, in Sufs Gauntp,
srGn3t, rpelber 1lmifanb, ipie iecer 8e6ts
libe ;u9eben wirb, bieien geamen 9dnbi6
unfbidlitb madt. Serbdlt es ftb nun
70 NIT ben 9eiinnunaen ber Stlmm9eber
ipie pbensebadt, 70 muB unfere court
our6 eini9e ipeniee 8ittiteller binteraons
gen ipcrben iein, Gle obne 3ipeifel Der Sers
tDeilun9 un9dniti8 poren. Gine iol9c
Sinter9ebuno bur6 Sitttteaer, Ober Elm
fot6es Serlaneen, cine Gnti6eibuna 9es
cen oen 94illen oeNMebrbeit 5u erbalten,
1T ipeeer bemofratiib nod lobli6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-23
S,etr6btes 1rnaluef.

aIs am leeten Sreitae Qbenb, ben IL.
ttefes Wonats, Elm pieleeliebter uno bofTs
uunaspo(ler Gpbn oes Il br. Sci | NJ
aer, BON SbersWilfpro Saunibip, fir
cine furse 3eit (auf fein ei9enes Se9ebz
REM allein in elmer Stube eelahen tpuroe,
aupo chen feline Mutter Seuer in ben
Sfen eemo6t bate. nnl bic Stube fur
benIelben Qbenb ,u errpdrmen, fin9en feline
Rleiber auf cine unbefannte Dirt Seuer
unb bas &ino ipuroe folder MoaBen pers
brannt, bab es in "a Stunben ifarb. Gs
bra6te fein otter auf 3 Sabr uno 6 Wcz
not. Oienfta9s oarauf fpuroe es beerol9t,
bel ipel6er Sele9enbeit Die Gbrip. 0erren
Sciepb S6ane unb 8illiam 8ebman eins
brudepplle unb erboulide Reben bielten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-23
Sus,us rines pritfes aus Soma.
Septt Gauntp, Sset

g86brcnb ntenen gelesentliGen Selu6en mad
Often fanb ih pab man Ii6 belhebt ridtige 9ez
lebruns etnsu,iebcn In Setrcff prs fcrncn g8ecns,
tnsbeIcncere mas bic Grlei6terrn9 peS Sanbbaes
in Gentral Soma anbetrift. Sd mill baber ipls
9enhe turSe Sri6rettnS BON pteiem SSelttbeile
Der Sefentlid,teit iber9cber,, pds pemjenigcn bon
9iuben Iein fTnnte Der int Sime bat elm Ginppb.
ner picleS Staatcs gu werben.
Sefanntlidb IT Soma einer Der iinslten Staaten
h, Der linton. gle6 Dor ireniaen SabrCn mar bier
bic Seimatb bes rptben Wannes ti,p tpilper 5kic-
re. Die critic glnfepelltne eeIdab au burlington
I'm Sabr 1888. Sn 1888 wilrre es ais Gin Iers
ritcrium cteanillrt unb in t845 als cine Sftpes
ter III ben Staatentunb aufgenrnnten. GieIcr
Staat lie9t Itbli9 al rem @hlIiliippi 8Srr lr,p
pebnt fh bon pa mad benz WfiiIpuri aus. @rGn,t
nSrbli6 an bas MnneIota Serritprium, iinb IiSs
lid an ben Staat 0h0curi-iit 270 0lcilen lana,
bon Often mad sSciten, pnp lm9efdbr 200 Nrilcn
in Der Srctte; entbaltenp 50,914 Guarrat Nlcz
lrn. 8et6balttse Sfci', 3tnf' tmb Giienmineu
wurpen in neuerer 3eit entbedt, peren 8earbeitm9
NIT beltem Grfpl9 tetricben perbsn. Qln Salts
lteinen 1T aud fein Wlan9cl. Die Salptfatte Iinb
Soma @itp, NIT elmer Srs6ltmmg scn lmoefSbr
$500; Dubuque satlt wnsefabr 1000, unb Bur
lin9tcn etpa $500.
Gs 1T mir pcbl betannt bas piele Uennsplpa.
nicr, pc aud anpere, miire senus liuc Ii6 ianaer
auf 9erenteten Sauerrien i'm Often 3u plaacn auf
rencn e init allcm mSgli6en 8leis unb Scpnrmie
bios penise 9baler ;uIanimen iharren tGnner,,
uno nur Ielten bic Gigcntbiimer Res Spbens pers
ben, auf pem ie bic telen Gage tbres 9ctrnS ,uaez
traft baben. gSeit serI6iepen III bas 8elultat
IN eelrm gSelttbeile. gSenbet man ben nGmliden
5leib an, 70 1T man talb Der Gigentbimr riner rris
den unp ersebisen Sauerei, nit allem giGt6aen
mas man iif bilIiscripsile tpiinidrn mag unb nit
Der @lttdleli9feit einer 9uten etgenen Se
matb pertrGslid III. &Gnnte man If6 erltaus
nen wenn Der Wtam bon Gnsr9ie unb l5tlider
ebrbe9ierre, rur6 gefble an9etriettn, pat er fir
cine bDbere Seltinmttng erlhaffen ici ais purd paS
eeben blrler SflaSe fib Der alltGeG6en barten
Artsit gu fi9en, leinen frtbcren A0rciattpnen bic
tbn an bic ,,Setatb ieiner 6nbbet" binben, Gin
gebeppbl Ia9en unb Ih cine nelte Scimntb unb
bciieres Seten auf bem fru6tbdren SCpcn int fer
i,en SSeIten ludcn tpiirbes SD mar III eiaen pe1ts
lthen Staaten uno bebdiIpte paB fein G6eil be1Ier
9cet9nrt 1T gum 9dnbbau ais Central Soma. Der
Sceen tnnn ntdt iibcrtroifen rrrpen an Srrdt6ors
telt rcn irgeno enrm aneern 9bctl In Der llnipr.
abrehIclno 1T Der 9iefe Spn ;tpei bis fiinf Sra
brItebeno ats Se9etatiliI6er Su6itan,, nit Sanb
pernilht. Gs bot tcin nicreres, flafes Sdpamns
lamb rnt ieinrn 9ifti9en Dwlt aus,utreiten ,ub
Die Sutt ,u serpelten, mas In eintsen Der nelten
Staatcn Bet 5all 1T. Sn bieIein Gmmty (Sectt1
ipurpen TN leBten Sabre aHein srei mp finf,io
tduiene |dfr apfscnrmmer, iprragS man IrtltebeH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-23
Die Mlormoncm.
Stre @ef@t6te unb ibr @Gaube.
(Sortiteuna.)

Stre @ef@t6tc unb ibr @taube.
(5ertiteun9)
ga6 bieler erltcn SeIi6tgtng ber llrtumten
sersns ein 3eitraun BON Sollcn pier Sabrn, tpGbs
renb pelfer Der rrirablte grrpbet bGufisc 9cIu6e
BON cem Gn9el erbielt unb rur6 bn ailf Iein Sis
tiinfti9es amt Scrtercttct purpe, bis berlelbe ben
S6ab enbli6 am Mrrscn beS %. Septemters
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