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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

.,,bs ,s, meeting Of the city council OF Richmond The
f,,. schedule recommended by The finance committee
for the uaymen, of the cys subscription oil 10 h'
stock Of the Virginia Central Rond Company %'S S .p Gnc
H. mou,h of October 1885, $4,000 during the month
a9'I 95l: $50 900 during the month Of April, l55i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

TNANs, FASS.-A fine assortment OF Fame, for sale by
L June Ia c. HARTWELL e. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
THE IEWS.-The Rev. Dir. Dufield OF Detroit, VINO
has spent the winter the East in letter from Jcrnsaem

THE iEWS.-Ihe Rcy. b1r Dulueiu vi beuoif '"o
has spcn, the winter in the East letter from Jerusalem
says:
One Of the affecting sights have Witnessed oulins
my travels, encountered Yesterday r NJ repaired 70
the appointed spot hear the lamentations OF Inc jews
their desoated temple and scattered nations ne s'
Of the ancient temple occupied by Inc mosque VI
Omar No Christian Jew is allowed by the Musseimeh
its precincts The approach lhat Inc cur
make IT, is TO the large and massive stones OF me wan
which Solomon built from the bottom Of the narrow Saey OF
ravnc called the Tyropean for the purpose OF ano
forming the arches which built out from INC
base of the rock its four Sides and which the Temple
on Mount Moriah was originally constructed.
saw thrty-ipc Jews standing seated, near uiese
stones all Of them bowling and esessly swinging TO ana
fro wh. they read their Scriptures in the Hebrew and
some weeping bitterly they uttered their wall OF distress
One man sobbed us his heart ready break, while
no stood reading and trembling with emotion in his whole
frame Women with white Scarfs thrown over their heads
passed no,rnuly along The wall some kissed The stones
with their ps Others laid their hands on hem, aud then
kissed their hands whilst sat in squatted or Turk
like position reading parts of their liturgy IN hebrew
yentted with courteous saIuation 10 look upon the page
from which an aged quietly reading lie ponIeS
nonted his finger TO place He was reading the ooth
5eh and Goth psams The whole was so deeply NOV.
in" exhibiting such powerful light the sad reality OF
the Jews great national sorrnw and caused such rush OF
solemn thoughts in my mind that was quite overcome oy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
Sales OF Trio Fine Crops Of ToGucco. by Sheppord e
Climber

Sales Of ILro ZINE Crops Of IoOace0 by Sheppard q
ChGmbsriayne
F,,nr hhis made BY Mr. Jesse l.. Cobhs Of Caroline
county purchased by Messrs Thoa und Samuel Hard
grove at the following prices hhd at S37 So at IS,
n, a. At 10 So They intend putting this in their ccleDra
ted nds Erand ayorabiy known from Maine 10
California.
Tnree bids made by Mr. George p Goodloe Of Spotry
vania and purchased b. Mr. James Thomas IT, the fol
lowing prices hid $40. at Is, at 10. This Toba' ;
co is for his celebrated Brand the FL Dorado which has
gained such high reputation wherever has been used
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

TREATY WITH PhRhGUAI.-Hon, John :. "en4!e-
on Charge iaircs the Argentine Confederation, aac
con. .aj TO sign a treaty Of friendship commerce and
n,,r 9Th he lfoYcrrm"nt Of the Republic OF Paraguay.
which nas been approved dn rallied b. tn competent an
ihuT;liea o: that Government SO that Il only awaits the
appr1aOn lie Government OF the United States and
he rychanse Of RATIFICATION, &c into effect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

IMPROVEMENTS IN WASHlNGTON-The Repub.
liz saws tina, Mr. W. W. Corcoran is erecting two
dwellings, on Vermont Avenue TO cost each 800 0Q0 with
ont the yroano ann be SO 000 and Blk be-
tween Fifteenth and SiEittnn seets 10 form row. and
cost sl2, 600 piece, exclusive OF the sitss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

The Washington Correspondent Of 'ne oon'''' w..
,oi,d conduct at Washington, with reference 10 the
r;b,iss and The firm yet concilalory representations VI
Mr. Marcy have produced SUSPENSION OF proceedings on
The mari Of Ensls against the hshng Vessels, III me u
d wa,,rs There is clear prospect OF Speedy anu
Iieut C;oyornor Leake's decnaon OF the COMMISSION 10
tho Sandwich Islands was received on oa'ufuuy'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

President of r. f. q. p. r. r. Co.
Dear Sir-The annexed resolution was adopted at ihs
ate meeting of the Stockholders OF this Company IN rel.
crence c he contemplated rail road TO connec! your road
and ours and rights granted in the act oil March z4h
1851.
You will perceive that tie resolution looks 10 cores.
pondencc with your Company, TO ascertain whether any
agreement Gun be made between the two Companies IL: the
iSn; construction and operation Of the road in question:
Our Company feel much interest in the construction OF this
work but have present. other and more pressing ooga
tons TO meet.
With subscription Of hreeihs OF the stock the par,
of the State the road should think with o:e: influences
10 cid, could be readily built.
should be pleased at your convenience receive your
yiews upon portion Of the resolution 10 which have
called your attention aboye. Yours. very re7pectfuly
JOHN 9 BARBOUR, il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

sWINDLING GOVERNMENT CREDITORS.
We trust the press will give the utmost notorey 10 'Ae
busc referred 10 in the following correspondence We lea
Inn, the evils complained of by any means conne'
10 the Post Office Department;
Auplros's OrrIcE. Posi- OFFICE DEpArTaEST'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Tcmc xes,salbi cv.

nntersri6nete 8u4BSnbler, gap. "a, Rprp 3te
StraBe, ptiIapelpbiu, idmeideln FG nuit im
StanSs ,u itin, einein idpn lanst eriittrsnpen
Mangel tes putlitrms abtelfen sa f5nnen. &c
III bes nGmli@ IN einer
Reibes sSol9e BON Inf1nsssS6ulbibern.
Sis baben ib tSmlid, neulia Elm SntcreTr r
SANDERS Ret6s.5eI9t spn Sdut
b u d. er II 3ugeeignet, unb winlGen bic 2lufmerf-
Iamfsit brs publituns, Der Gltrrn uno S6ul.Di
rsttcrrn baratlf gu Itnten. Sc linb Der Sd6er
III Der 3abl, bic alle iebr berrliG eingeri6tet nr
uno einanber wpbIerpadt mad gBunl6 naGfot
gen. sic linb auf suteS unc i6Gnes Yapisr &c.
srudt, unb an9enebm unp pauerbaft srbunrcn, ln.
Gin ieorS Der eeietdbrr entbGlt stipaS MuHt.
DaS publifum rrro ernitli6 parauf aufmerf.
.lain senaft, inbem IN pieIsr Sinfft ME rtipas
Yprjd9li6erss scr bem 9utlifm mar.
Dieielbe Icaen an gang nteprisrn Yresrn atse,
lalien rercrn. Man bCltebe pielelbe In ben BUD.
itcbrs in auSrnI@ein gu nebmsn.
Goper uno Barnes.
YbtlaceIpbta, Sunt 20. natp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
S@ Oiat Sae,,cs!

auf cine Itbr atissscsbnts
uno 9reaarli9s 9istiic -
9rSBtr als it--iu bstrtihin
otrtuftn, uno ;par an Dem
oltin Stanrplast. nc filth.
sr oas nimllohs @tlhafi
ptu .8td uno atb tsfrittSn
wutet, IN orr ,oantltcn.
Sttdes, 9t9tniieir Der 8s,
frrmtrtin atrtht III 2(lItn:
tclpn,-llno caS iie fr prl,l:
kll, rpenn niSbt pcblftilrr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Ddpier nnb Iinte.

Sebe Qrt pcr3i9tibes S6reibpapier, fc
rpie BON Der beiten Sinte, III ieoerseit beiii
8roBsn uno &leinen gang bi(li9 ju baben
i'm @ubftcbr ets s9africten."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Der Gdptala wtepec in SeIp !
9SDlfSzG q II bt61t.

In eit frtitn uno unobhdnNtan GrpSblsr pcn ettha
GauuN
Srtunot uuo sRittGraer:
gtufgemlntrrt rurA mrtne Trau unb 8inbrr
-rrl6eS eatrr arldiett m llA ihr tS9li6c0
Srrp p,uiih,rn-netmr i6 mir Die 5rrbcit mid
ais elm ireiwiaigsr Srits'Ganbipot
SIR oas S0criF3 }(mt
tri Der nihhm aagcmrincn SttctgsBaM auSu>
btctra. SD piinid,e atrr rrdt psritoucrn 81 irin:
SD Bin Gin Ganeirat Scr Dem GrIt uuc MIDI
MIR pcr elmer 0eirglter'G GcnpMtirn urr biz
nlic. uno wGnIde ale Glupibdt bis CUR SEaM br.
trddtrn ~ prrpcn. Splltc mid oaNn paS 0liid
trsiTrn tmp idp cwiblt wtroen, 70 mrrps id,, mic
d eS nmsr biStcr in ilrtr StpEdt i'm Gctraud
bate, cis mir ctliegrncrn Vljdltea pu1ftti6, srs
trcu. aui cine unpnrttetids 98aie. UNI ii5erbaurt
3u alSsmrinrr 3afviepenbrit auSiuisn iutbsn.
Ssnrp6. Nagel,
Inrrtaun gluauf 3. ratgP
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Im S6ilo
Der 4rDBen 8ettl1be,

am STE Der 9ten uno 6lmiltonsStrabe,
DO. 80, nate q, DrrI6er'S Saubpl,.Spf in pcr
Stapt attentaun.
Da lit Der plab um woblfriIr unb quite Gabi.
net.gSaarrn gu faufeu.
Die llntcr3eiAnetrn trbenrn (Id bieIer @ele-
9enbftt tbrrn 5reunpm unp DEM YutIifm iiter
paupt bteie gn3etse gu mafeu, pae lie an ptiaem
Srt cine 9rcbe auSipabt auf Sanp maiden, ipie
aud auf Die tiir3ete glnsetse auf 8rieluns =
SefdS, Srpbcrps, SrcretarS, Bureaus, unp fur,
ale Artifrl bic in pirlem 5dfe prrlanot perpsn
mt9en. Sic MAIDEN ibre 2lrbrit lelba, barum
linp tbre Yreiirn 10 nisper pab man slautt Ite
tUnnts nidlt oafiir genlaht prrpen. Spnn,t llnr
urtbeiIet Tir eu6 lelb, pann pcrprt ibr Iaarn mir
rdren nit Dem Serleienen Stiid nift tetteaen.
sic linS pantbar fir iepen anIpru6 Der ae.
mett wtrb um itre gBaaren in 9lusrnIGrin su
nebmrn. Das Seietrn tptet ni6ts.
BeS ScIcnpers pie GabnrtmaGrr Iinp freunp,
l4lftli6 ein9elaren bri ibnen an,urufcn. Gie bal,
ten cine 9rc6e 9tuSpatI bon alien 2lrten Seneren
Gnp fran;Dfide NUulrinsS mp Wabcepng 8p.
tets auf Sanb. Dieie Sa6cn merprn ppblfetler
eerfauft ais je Sllprr an irsenb enem anrern Srt.
&pmmt unp urtbtilrt fir eu6 Ielblt.
Slont uno 0ollmdn.
auaua II. note
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Grnitli0e 9a6rtcbt.

aae bisjeniScn peIbe ned I6ulSis iinS an
william 9enntnger, lebt9tn bon Slieper-
Watun9ie Gaunlftp, ie cs fir Senbugelp (cenn
Der Ssnru,ettd III nun prrfalen) uber auf irsenf
zine nnpere 9lrt, itnp bierpur6 erntliG auf9rfprs
bert tnnfrtdlb 98cdrn tei Dem llntcr,si6neten
IN S1liburs daunI6p, ee6a @duntp, an,urufrn
unp 8ihtistcit 5u maiden; llnb iclltt nr9 it.
manp rettmaBise 9tnfcrprumsen batsn, 70 Fnb
Alle unS Sere eriu6t, ipIde ebenfaQs pObltetd.
ti9t ein3ubanpisen an
Solomon &Iein, (@dlIeO 2Gsent.
september Ia. *3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
SPORT WDndtS.

Gtns Nhr IhSut HusuaM itebtn srhattsn une 81
wttaufn IN Ssm rrcbtfllsu 9 ihltchr rcn
Std, Gjutt ltae Srtrtr.
SJul 10, 1855
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
fir Sonntaas- -Shnlen.

Oa6 Sefan9biiblein fir Die Sonntagss
S6ulen Der Gpanseliib .eutberifben une
Oeutib b=8eformirten &irben in DEN Ser.
Staaten, bat neuli6 Die prefe perlaiIen
uno Fam iebt in ieoer beliebi9en 4niabl
in unierm Subitobr beio9en weroen.-
Der preis oeiielben ift: Seim Sunoert
Sl2.50; beim Ouseno $500; beim ein=
ielnen StIf lSS Gents.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
S;rttmttr Il.
0Qtent QSalCD Wtaf0inell

llnterseiGnrtrr beua6r6ttsrt feline Greunre UNI
Elm aeebrtes Yutlifum i'm GaarmrincH, rdB sr rin
9aten ts9t d. fir cine DerrliGe art
9SaIDmaIbinen
fSufIi6 an Ii6 sebradt bat, bag cr tas Te6t fir
tirIen Staat Sl pertalfen tat, unn rab CT pa6elbs
bierOurd gum 8ertauf anbietet.
Die MaI6insn ine in Der 9bat bon rrlfcr 9ii'
tt, unb nirsenbs tGnneu pielelbe iibcrtrpHen wrr>
Rem. DieIslbe erlporsn BEN 6rduenspericnrn un'
alautli& Sirl 0lite unp 3eit unp iclltrn in iebrr
Samitie anSutrrHen irin. Satsi fam Itf Sober
fule iiterssussn, raB bic s8diGe parura nidt im
strnsiten beI6dpi9t mtrp.
Dielel6e perpen INNER lei bem llnterSeidastcn
tn Medaniesyiae, 9ed,a Gaunty, unp Tel Spbn ..
Gcle in aasntaun gum Sertduf pcrrdttg 9ebats
ten. Nan rufe an uib urtbeile fir i4 Ielbf.
Samuel Wirer.
@edanicebrrr, Suli 27. nq3yl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05


Der lintsrIA.istrnr mB6tr ben Ginpcbnrrn
rrn @acntatn ltnp Der llmgrgenb adtlmgSpcll an
seigcn, caB er ben 9anjen Stpd 6auSgerGtbe peS
Z. .GS. SigpnY aagetauft bat unp beret 1T bic
lelbsn an Den nirperIten GitY>pret ,u pertaus
fen, an benz alten Stanpe In Der bamiltpn.S Stra>
Is, nabe bei oas@bu6's 0afbauie, utp gerape
se9eniibcr psm pUitanlte.
Sein Enforcement fam bier gar ntat iittrtrpf.
fen rerpen unp beitebt tbeilpriie aus
bureaus, Dtnlna Siithe, Siiobcares,
Sserttariss, 9srtatfalt Silbe, litr Slide,
DrtBin9 Bureaus, Centre Slide, Garo Siilbs,
qtoin unb insIcito SRaTbiianos,
g4arorcbss rcu allen cncuuuu9cn pen $40 6is
$35. 28bat;NH Slide, sldhitanos, ScpsL9iS3s,
Y. 10. n. I. 10.
Gr perfertigt aud SprinsIis S9autelfible,
Spfas, plrlprltiible mb Sttrmans, pelGe CT 10
rcbfeil scrtaufen rsirp ais is III Der GitY rrbal.
ten perpen f6nnen.
au6 bat er Elm sutes Niprtsfnent Srp SpisSel,
Die CT chen 70 btllis Srrtauft.
Sa Der llnterldrietene Elm prottiIArr Sape;ie.
rer III, 10 1T er berct jepe Irt 8ape,erarbeit unp
ale lcnifse 9teparaturen su Serridten, auf bic
ldSnlte unS funtfcrttslte gSriIe, auf bic tiir3ee
an,ege.
gr itebt gut bafiir baB ale lctne g8aaren Splr
3afrieprnbcit 9rben unp pas Tnb wpfir er lie Ser-
Fault.
Gr tpiTt bae or bird ltrenss QufmertIamtcit
unb Supcrtpmmcnres unp sefdui8eS Sctra9en iid
cine libcrale &mpI6aft gu perpirntn im Stanpr
iein rpirp. 9. q. Yrtee.
glllcntatn, girS. 8, 1852. nQ1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Spbn Stettler

pdufbt bic Iufmcrtiamtsit ftiusr Srsunes uub Run.
hen carauf gu lSnttn ea' CT bsreit III anf neitsIuna
9lrae unr iplenbice Stples BON 8lstrern mad
ben AeueIteu Mpren
" notbrn. nne ;Tpar on oSn biut9ittn grtiftn, an,
gitr Gaith Stchr. Suit anoerufu in
8aioner uno Edser'6 Mbolpfale uno &e,
tail &leioer:G emporium.
anptdun, 1nadt "a, 1853. na
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
pOrt 1aOnnaies, 11Ofketba6er

unb Sdncp Sitter.
Nit aufnErtlamttt oen bdnbltrn uno auoern rpirf
X bitrpnrb 9sIsntt auf bic port NJ1cnnas, pctst.
.ittbtr, Santtrs Gaits, Drsifus Sats, tras6art
Sbrttbctsts, YGdSonnicns u. Stheh6rtittr, Schaeb.
d9urtn. 9srt, Chill uno Gil6rr Garo CAFES, gecrt:
lcris. 9abas SiaorItdbcr, Ssio9drtsi, Cigar Gots,
pertfclies, SiafisrmsiIsrn uno Sraps, 8iisfiatbsu
ttns StnSiowaarcn, lanmt elmer 9rc6sn 8arittat prn
Sdnsn9dttrn ntIbs an Den nspsrtsn Ratsu psrtauft
rperesu.
s. 8. Smitb,
psrt Wennals uno pcdstbuh gNanufatturH,
205 Grb St., unter Der 6tsn, philadelphia.
Huanit "a. na39G
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Gin S6mteb9e1eQ.

Gin gutter Grpbl6mtrp rrirb Serlan9t, rSmliG
elmer Der etn gutter Suuerni6miep ii, fann cine
CUTE Stele finpen, rrsnn or iid beim unter,ci6ne'
ten, in SalSburS1cwnl6ip, melrrt. Der S6nrieps
i6ap 1T brfannt ais 0lartn ea;arus' S6op, mel
der nod bic bietrr F6 cine quite Suntldaft er.
frrut bat. Gin S6miep Der feline ;u arcbe 8as
milie bat pirp ben Sprus baten. 9efB Fam
bis ben eriten nIhilrn 9Ipril sesstrn rpsrrcn.
Salomon 8ieber.
STttrtsr IA, 1858. ro3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
nene Carpftinas.

Tsr llnterfbriebene Bat irsbcn turd nsie anfanf,s
x trbaltsn. einsp arcfrn unb frildbsn Stcd esr
rstbfsn uue neieftsh Strlss pcn
SeI9rt, Tapestry, Sriieler, hreisplep Srssrfsine
Sn9rain rnp Sfnetianii6e Garpets,
rseIbs ole an cen panfbsnspsrtbclisn Sstinaunacu
ab9tIdiiSn psreen
sNt cinem pcIlsn aGcrtcilcut pcn Ssttadsra
Sttdbtd bern, Mattin9s, etc.
86ukr iino eriutht cine Seitiss llnttriunna on,us
ltslsn tnesm Gdfbtaufsru srrGt Sneussmsnts oaraes
6cttn rpereen.
&. 9. @alfer,
100 ebsituut Strugc, unterhab Der stsn gae(sits;,
pbilapelpbia.
ptiIt S',. .-...-... ........ nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05

ais ali ugnp .lAtnI anetrn Srt III lsntcrpu ptrtau:
fn ptrrtn. Slt baIttn ollt,It tn fir Die Sa6rsjst
paftness ncOtSnoi9es 2(Ncrttmtnt
TcrttQc &GctSero
als {: JlSdt BON jercr 4rt, 5eicn BON allrn pat.
terms, gBsitcn unp Settings Bon BEN nsu.
mpbtgtcn Stpls, 70 pie Scientrd0sr,
5tmrrn, Sentretra9en, Gra-
pats, etc., etc.,
iUttbrs eIIts fs an rtlpsn aUmitstn 9sftnuea fno,
Die
2llle erffaunen miiiTen,
uue niht f;blsn tSuntn bic 6unrlbaft auir ScltbSr
an;u;ishtn. wtIhs iIs init ciutn Sslub tttbrsn lnc
lbren Stct in Au9tnlh,in nsbutn: limb defenders
BADEN Ft itst in ibrem pch!filtn ,,G mprr u M"
tnen fir btle ahrSsit birrtisu 8errath Der iitber
9encs Gttrtrrff;n mtrStu fam. IA ilS ale eitit
NIsoun9s:Sttti unttr ibrcr tiltnsn Nufiitht ptrfr
ttu tasa, fc ptII;n ft nit Stpightit Dap mas lii
otrtauftn gu 1T.
l(le 2(rten Standardization
Epsroeu auf 8sitsuus pdnttIitb. tir9 our une notb
Der usuttcn 9Rcct nsrritbttt. &trtbt iic rcn itlb
raS n9utt Z / Is" 9snlatbt pirosn uno ras ch
Vie 4rbct eoutrhaft 9tmacht miro, ptnn auth
ibcu oas NJattriaI icuifIpc 9ttaut wiro.
TGr tcrssts 9enCiItns 8unrihaf iino fit bSbT
oautbor, uuo ptrotu ilh imtr tttrsbsn einin iertr
iur rSIIt9n 3ufrttrsnbst Su ttptutn, Ger Gtihiftt
nit lbntn abbanpdt.
Ssd unb Rtutarb.
0Hr Die ututitt SGIEtus mo iulnlsr bsi ibusr
gum %trtauf auf !oonr.
Nltmcmu. Nuond %. na3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
SOantags- -S6nl-Da6er.

Gins ertes uuo in per 2bat berrIi6e ausrpab
Deuti dc Senutdss. .S6ul: y Ydder--arritrl pcrau
ts uus in btisr GsSsno focn linst uansclte-icebeu
srboltsn uao an philadelphia unO Sasusgrrt prsiler
81 pgtaufn tti
Sed, @utb unb 1rcrIrr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-27

tha' they bad made n bolder swoop, and carried
oil f,rcibly the daughter al Lincoln. lie instant.
" formed The daring resolution ni following the
band, discovered where they concealed Ada and
thrB ac, as circumstance, might dictate. slOunt'
ing his horse he followed at rapid gait the trail
plainly 10 bc -ren IN the snow, and after going
near ~ he could Judge half a nile Descended
INTO ia. bottom OF a deep rayiD. aud found that
the party had separated, some Of them having
here dismounled and entered the mouth oi
small ravIue, while HE trail uf the hort elnen
Kept down the maln gully
Di,mountiug also, Lenox fastened hi- stead IL
bush. aud followed the ipUInian up the smaller
aytne. He had not assembled II over hundred
wards, before be came in s,l,ht of a rudrly eon
,tructed log cabin. fgom the chiaaney ci whicl, a
thick sIl ukr wa. rolling aud ,lpost at the s.1ie
moment he observed the hsurc oflr,nan descend
ing the rntiDe, 'uh coming tUwarss- hun. What
was Ia he done 70 retreat without being dis
covered was impossible and If I've Concealed hin.
self the nan would discover III, hVIse, aud his
vicinity thereby he betrayed
ScarCely drawing h.s breath Lenox enscoiced
himself b,hud Il tee and awaited ~ stern silence
The approach Of the stranger. and a, he came
appo,ilr the spot, Edgar sprang Ike a panther
upon hnn Taken Inawares, the man was hurled
10 the ground and the cold steel Of u spring DIRK
which Lenox drew from his pocket preezed hard
upon his neck.
"A noise above Il breath. AMI thou diest nut
tered Edgar sornl,, as he drew q small strong
cord from the pocket. mud securely bound the
hard, of the rufiln. Hi. handkerchief was next
put IN rcquls,irn and few seconds behelds the
prostrate william thoroughly bound and gagged.
leaving him lying IN the path, LeDox rapidly i.
cended he ravne towards The cabin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-27
A Story Miih a .tinrni.

The law Of divorce ~ Ohio has recently had
colslderaIe newspapcr notorety given TO 1t. 1t
is p.Ilsps more convenient than ibnt O; any
other state for ,hu-. who have determined to ur.
tie the knot IaGir imurial; and not Il few irou.
"lher Strtss. II is said, tax. up temporary resl-
denc. Ia Ohio To avail themselves of its law oo
tins cutlect.--Ihe 81 Louis Repubitcan contains
an account ul couple IN thNt cty who removed
to Cincinnati !ot this pcinosc The lsw requires
aie.lLencv 0! ore yeaT oulv IN order to becOn.e
subject Of A. nud the couple in Question weus
there tor tie purpose oi living out the required
tine. The de.Ogs'sen! we elya IN tue Repub!.'
cau's language:
Alter they arrived IN Cincinnati the husband
with com;acuisbl- zeal. facilitated DOUBTLESS by
'he harpy prospect OF speedy dissolution went
tu WORK determined 10 providesior oil the nsces
shi's Of life for has partner sS long as she had u
claim TO his protection. She, Gctus,ed by tho
same motives, probably felt happy in contcmp!s
ting the future. bad good appetite, eat heartily
and dressed comfortably
! Ia tLs mean time all ,hs legal manoeuvrcs bad
been prepared aud filed, aud the judicial machine
0nly tested for tho proper period under the Ia"
10 chop on the offensive chord that bound
them TO each Other. While quietly awaiting this
time their relations were Of the most friendly or.
der. and their prospect "f q separation seemed to
B lhc crNttn NHitN luey
withheld from each other. As the fated time ap.
preached, the lady began to give unmlstasabla
signs Of affection aud throw out certain insioun
tons of-compromise-sn one dav when he
wen, Ia visit her she laid her hand upon hs
shoulder aud looked as only woman and a wife
can look, aud manifested so much tenderness.
aud such generous repentance that the manly
heart OF the husband almost Welded from the
purpose both had decidedly agreed upon.
This was about eleven mon h, after their arrival
in the State, aud .nc more month probably
would find them separated forever He gazed On
The face o. his beautiful wife, for she was hand
some II, every wife is or should be,-and with
the quichncss and saearty OF a Somans glance
stimulated too by returning affection, she saw tho
undetermined spirit in his eye, and printed m
impassoncd kiss upon his lips. That kiss was the
rod that smote the heart, and the streams OF af.
'sction 50 long pcnt up, broke forth in all their
ttNor. II Is needless to say, reconciliation rGs
soOnrNectea they renewed heir vows with all the
iclyor of youth. sanctfed by experience retur
ned to this city, and are now, We are glad TO
state, living happily together To the young
who have jet nte,ed the married staie, and ~
those who contemplate dong 49, Wo would ~
commend the jewel rrecept.-lcnrn to practice
iorbcarincc-.ior much domestic misery may be
I Hsoded, and conpubinI happiness attained by a
close observance and application Of this rule
{ Although bachelor ourselves. We thought 'he
4, incident worthy os u record. and have ASSUMED 10
!, dedu,e the moral
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-27

IIlIyoi, IS l568-Ihe able IiEn Gt a core:
pond,nce Of lhe Washington Union IN comnIel
iirg upon the present condition oi the wes'"I'
states has tho following remarks IN regard to -
uO-:
The Illinois canal revenues thus far are ut 'tt
rate S2l 900 for thIs year against slVS 600 lost
, ear, and the ,i.ing value q! property along i'r
lines uf all lie roads. particularly the Gre II
Central indicate that Ne gli OF the taxes rni
net canal revenues will soon be equal to full pay =
.aent. Of The state debt The railroad ihyo,
ucn,s have bceu very large in the lac: few yeaT',
and many have entertained f:ays tha; tb. consr
onence would " the same IS those which fowed
from the bank mania OF 1882 20. Bnt The di'le
renee is very great. IT. those years Aoe 5000
were drawn frcin he east aud Europe, nostly far
banking purposes Th, money was applied /"
wild land, md hands, wL!cn produced at n
loss ard to the nonopnIizing 10y specula!ors CT
articles Of produce. I no Hi oi' Bank. as 90 10
stance, employed 20 5000 il loan. to persons
who bought up pork at high ratcs, say $40, and
held it Tor higher. until they became bankrupt ~
the fall. 1te bank failed, eastern capitalists iost
their money, and Illinois had nothing but discrs
dit TO show The same amount Of 81 coo 900 now
sport IN bni!iine railroad, distributes the money
through tie state by the hands Of w0ismen md
when the money IS spent, there remains an endn
ring highway " facilitate ihr transit of produce
Should evtn The company which builds the road
lose money, the state is great gamer. since tho
sales which tue i"ad enables farmers 10 make in-
crease their ability to pay ,axes. The bank was
desUuctiye--lhe road "a progressive when III the
hands of individual companies apart from ths
corrup, ilNdsuce Of political patronage