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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

THE GRus CRops.-The Richmond Enqui.
rer saws. that in the vicinity of that city, and in all
eastern Virginia, 50 far as it is informed, The grow,
inp crops of wheat present green, thrifty and
lively appearance. The Wheeling. papers state
tbat ,ome of the wheat in the counties along the
Ohio. has been frozen out, particularly on clayey
and wet soils From portions of Michigan, the
reports are extremely favorable. On the other
hand correspondents of the Ohio Farmer, writing
from various parts of the State, say that the pros
meets for an average wheat crop are unfayorable:
considerable portion Of the wheat being entirely
killed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

go- The following from the New York Day
Book is very severe, but too good to be lost:
..The reason for Greely's insane sympathy Tor
the negroes is that he is himself negro-of Inc
species called the Albino. NaturalIsts In speak
inc of this peculiar tribe of chtenegroes describe
Greeley exactly: ''thick white skin, white hair,
reddish eyes, stumbling frame and gate, vacant,
idiotic expression" We therefore must forgive
Greeley for all his vagaries in behalf ofhls klnky
headed brethren"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

FoREteN AssocIATIoNs.-T New York Tri-
bune protests against foreign societies and organiza
tons. civic or military:
"But if they come here to be citizens, good
taste, to say the least, should make them keep
aouf from all anti-American mbinaton-for any
association which is not for in this country must
be against us. There is no use of blinking terms
or ignoring logic. In an Irish or German assocl;
ation-charitable, military or poiical-the bond
is Irish or German, and not American, and there
fore it awakes antagonism among all who are
American simply and wholly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
New Goods.

Our merchants are beginning to receive their
Spring stock of guods. Dealers who wish to
know where they can buy cheap, are referred to
the advertising columns of the Spectator. Those
merchants who advertise literally can afford to
sell goods cheaper than others, because they al
ways sell more of them.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
M. Mrssns EpIroRs: viii YOU or some c

0J- MEssRs EDIroRs: VIII you or some OF
your numerous readers please inform me of the
origin-for the practice must have had begin
ning-of playing tricks upon the first of April2
ask for INFORMATION.
MEssRs EDrroRs: in answer to the inquiry of
"iato,n,ation." which you referred to me, can
only say that ifthe practice does not its origin
to the thirty sixth chapter of Deuteronomy, am
unable to tell. MIRA.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
No Duel.

Public expectation was on tiptoe last week, il
anticipation Of duel between Messrs. Brscken
ridge aud Cutting. II will be seen from our 70
port of Congressional proceedings, that the diff
Guilty has been amicaby settled, as affairs ofhono
generally are nowadays. -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

TIE PREACHERS STILL INTERFERING WITH
po1 IrIcs.--An exchange paper says: Twelve
clergymen of Concord, n H.; have recently , ,bc
warded memorial to General Pierce 'oarreS' ''Ie
passage Of the Nebraska lnigulty by ms veeo "a. a.
mong them is the pastor oit1e ch,rcn ~ WHICH Wit
President has always worshipped.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
Pub. Doc

We are indebted to the Hon. r. MT. Hunter
for bound volume, containing "Report on the
Finances Cor 1923"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
CORPORATION Election.

On "Wednesday next, the people of otauuton
will elect Mayor, Sergeant, and eleven Coun
cilmeu. A. j. CARRIER, w. B. Kayser, George
NJ. Cochran, Judson Mccoy and w. II. Sian
ker arc the Commissioners of Election.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
Torn Down.

The Brick House on Beverly Street, formerly
attached to the property now owned and occupied
by Mr.. c. If. SauPe, has been torn down. A
nsw and handsome building for business purposes
is 10 De erected in its stead
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
Snow!

There was quite considerable fall of snow in
this place on Thursday morning last. ltremaln-
ed on the ground, however, but very short time
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

A FORTUNATE MAN.-On the 4th of March
last. Mr. John Thomas, of Tangier Island, in the
county of Accomac, Va, received an accession OF
four grand children born on that night, BY three
Of his daughters.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

o1- A Washington letter writer says that non none
of The vacancies in the Consulships, ChargeshIPs,
Judgeshps. &c., are to be filled till after the pass.
ape of the Nebraska bill, which event may not
occur at the present session. The President has
stated to applicants for the London Consulate consulate
thathe has designated person for that station
but it will be remembered that Mr.. Sanders the
incumbent, has right to hold the Office I'LL the
end of the present session of Congress when IN;
according to present appearances, Will not be I'LL
OctOber
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
A Comet

Ofcousderable magnitude, is now visible in thu
northwestern horizon. 1t has been observed BY
a number of our citizens as late as eight O'Clock.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

DEATH OF AN EDIroR.-James H. Baker
editor Of The Hardy Wing, died last Monday:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

g&s- All persons indebted to the Spectator Office
far subscription, advertising, or job work, are re-
qnestSd to make payment without delay.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
Rank Directors,

We learn that William M. Tate, Alox. II. ii.
Stuart John d. Imboden and Jacob Baylor have
been elected directors of the Central Bank.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

The city Of Petersburg has been suffering Sc
verely Of late from the torch OF the incendary.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

The BLACK WARRIOR AFFMR.-From reli-
able letter received in New York, it appears tina,
the Captain General not only directed the giving
up Of the Black Warrior and her cargo, but also
that bond should be taken for the amount Of tho
fine subject to the decision of the Queen, and ad-
yised that amemorial be prepared and sent to her,
and promising to have it promptly forwarded,
and he had no doubt it would be ren.itted alto
gether. A bond for the So:ooo was accordingly
made. guaranteed BIZ one Of the most substantial
houses in this city this was refused by the
Collector. and he alsorefused toallow any Ameri-
can house to become bondsmen the money was
then paid under protest. The letter adds that the
| CAPTAIN General is very much dissatisfied with
the course taken by the Custom Hsuoe Official.
&C. The Richmond Wing announces that Mai.
| l. raftl L l. -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

Another CoId-Blooded Murder In Lexington
| On Thursday night last the town of Lexing-
ton was the scene of another dreadful tragedy
j. r. Moore, one of the hotel-keepers wasstabbed
to the heart by man named Winn--familarly
known as Bill Winn-both parties citizens OF the
place. We are indebted to friend in Lexington
for the following particulars Of the affair.
The ARRAY took place about l0O'clock at night.
It seems that Oh the evening Pre'i Moore bad
sent his osller away on an errand, and that VIM
had met and ordered him back to the hotel to take
his horse. The result was quarrel between
VIM and Moore. VIM left, however, after
some words had passed, but returned to the Ho-
tel about ten O'clock and called Moore out OF the
bar-room. They went out together, * soon the con-
versatiun became so loud as attract the attention
Of gentleman inside, who went to the window,
and found that they were about to get into fight.
He called Moore in, and he came to the door on
the porch-Winn following They continued to
quarrel, and subsequently got into the street a
gain, where VIM was seen to strike at Moore,
VINO retredtso, saying that WIZ w. ~
ed into the bar-rOoln, teok his seat, and remarked
that he was dead man. After sitting while,
| he arose from his chair and attempted to go into
another room, but fell, and never rose again.
Vim was not arrested for some time, and
when he was, denied that he had perpetrated the
horrid deed, although the knife was seen in his
Inland during the scufile He is powerful man,
six aud half feet high, and a man Of notoriously
bad character. Moore's family is respectable
THE stab inflicted was in full about six inches
two inches and half in the heart. He lived a
bout half an hour. Winn's trial will take place
this week, and next week Christian will be tried
before the Superior Court. s.aes
The Lexington community is said to be in a
high state of excitement.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
Oistinguished Arrival

Col. Mcpherson Of Page, late United States
Consul at Genoa, arrived in Staunton one day last
week, and took lodgings at the Woodward House
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

M Monsignor Bedini arrived at Rome on the
o7tb nit. finn New York.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05
MnInnchnly Suicide.

A correspondent, writing from Back Creek IN
his county, sends us the following particulars OIL
melancholy suicide committed in that nelghoor-
hood on the 20lh inst:
This quiet neighborhoOd was thrown into COM
motion On Thursday last, by the disappearance Of
Mrs Elizabeth Philips, wife Of Wesley Phlips'
and daughter Of Watson Fitzgarrlll, OF Nelson
county.
Mrs, Philips awoke her children about O'CLOCK
on "Wednesday night and after telling them that
SINE one had rappsd at the door, proceeded not
withstandng the extreme darkness anu ialilhg
rain, to dress them with more than ordinary care,
saving that she intended taking them to their
erarrii father Philips, which was more than mile
above but on arriving at plank over the creek
opposite Mr. Jesse Bridges, she set The three old
est children over, and suddenly disappeared with
the youngest-a little boy about sixteen monihs
old. The children proceeded to Mr.. Bridges and
Inv their statements. led him to the conclusion that
their mother had gone on to Mr.. Philips but he,
hayinv learned in the morning that she was nei-
ther at her father-in-aws nor at home, raised the
alarm and search was commenced by the neigh
bors. which resulted in fading her and her ba be
drowned in the creek, the child about fly, and
the mother about enc hundred yards below the
point where she set her children over.
By the request Of her friends, on yesterday we
CONSIGNED her to the silent tomb her little babe re-
cinipg upon her bosom,
There was no mark ofyiolence upon her, except
a slight bruise on her leg. The care with which
she dressed her children, the shalluwness OF the
water in which she was drowned, and the absence
of marks and motives for violence, in connection
with her delicate health, involves her end in mys-
terry which no human Intelligence can penetrate.
Her husband left here On Monday last. for Mel
son county, where he was employed, and did no.
return until after she was found. 50
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-05

o. The Richmond Wing announces that Maj.
J. G. Shields. formerly of the Lynchburg VirgIk
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-04

trust fund, and handle il, until he had attained
his majorityg 1t is always subject TO the con-
troll OF the trustee, particularly when there is
provision that he shall make all needfal rules
ana regulations" for its government The ces-
ln' que nasst has no power over the fund; the
trustee alone controls it,
Ihe senator further said in regard to me
A member OF the other House, whose zeal
certainly on,strpped his discretion, when he said
egotism enough 10 believe his ms good as any
other authority, and in doing so, ths, he but fol.
lowed the example Of the courts in which il was
the regular and every day practice to cite their
own decisions, declared also, quite er cathedya
that he should be able TO show,n&c
Concluded in our ne1f.l
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
(Gtns,lanrt.)

(Gm9tonpt)
Sericbt uno 3uitlno Ger Soroan OipiiIon
Sobne Der Mdbi9feit.
Sci Der Satrrsfeier an lesten 29lten 5strudr,
1S54-mclde pas Ste Sdbresfelt war-wurrs
prn rrr Dipiiipn uuter anperm fplsenrer Srrid't
brtannt gematbt
Die Serbian DipiFcn crbiett ibrrn 5retriri
lnn hrr @rrs. Cjeiiicn bes StaatS 9ennlplcas
nten, unS rr9anlirte ltb ben 29itsa 5sbruar i'm
Sabr 1Sl9 nit Ga Nhtslirper.
Sbr 3uwahs ieltrrn tstiuft iih auf 80 Wit>
SlieOer. Dieic inp 9err6net ais quite unp ltanrs
baftr @lisprr brS SrpenS, relde BEN 91iGter
unp Grbd5ren piinttd entlpre6cn, mic eS bic Sis
der beipeen unp par,tellen. Die Dipilirn ers
tteilte SSptltbatsn fir frante Sriper unp Strrts
fSllc su rem Selauf ron 1855. Sat sesrnrdr'
tis in Der S6abtammrr s725. gnperes Gsen'
tbum SeraIecurtrt Cinsured) $500. SIR Spusr
gSertb belSult lif auf $1,000. Seitpem pei,
DipiFcn crsnnilirt III, Serlor lie nur einen Sru'
Der our6 ben COB, tpelGsr treu unb fanebos' o.
tlcten mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
Betbtebemer
8mG J Sim1crci

in rem 3.lfsdtlsn @sbduoe ees brn Scbn 8.
8tsc uno 9s@nlbsr 6 Snaus' Giitnlcfr.
In Der SroaS StraGc, Sstblebcm, ga.
ger ersrcifen eirfe Uelcsrntrft rem Tutllium
ergctsnlf an3u,sissn, ba6 bic fribere ron 6rn. 8.
8. Serter tetriebcne Su6bnesre nun iauai@
pcn rsm untrrI6rctenen iittrnummrn wcrten Ia,
unc pirislbs aud jest une fcrnertin nit unauf96r'
ltter unp antdltenoer Sreue fpttgeflbrt mere
Den mrr. Disie Su6tinberri Bat trtanutlih,
mGbrenb ben lrbten i9 Mcnaten peer tsinabf 2
Sabren, nGmlih Ieitpsm 5r, 6rtebrt4 Def
e, Elm prattltrr artstsr, (rpel6cr tei Der lsBteH
Il a9ricultural5 5atr gu Gaftcn. bas prd-
pliam gr3cOen bottc,) In bcriritCn nlS s intfber
&c. sericnt battr, in alien 6mli6ten bepeutsnb se-
monncn; unp mir linp ftt iitcrSeuet, fab mir, the
pem bic grituns pieirs @rlddftcs rrmieltsn SerrH
ibrr9sben III, unb eurd 9irfrruna gutter, f& s.
|ner unO pauertafter arteit, Icwe audt
pur6 Moderate preiie, aud frrnsrbtn eas 3atraue
en- Res 9ublitupis erbaltrn werrcn.
Sdber, 9ampbletS, Ma9oJine, &c.
rperren aufs iduelfe unb teile sinsstanbsn.
SbreibbGber, Slantbiber, II. {. no
perSen auf Seiieluns, su jcbrrseit Serfrtist.
81. S.-Sii6cr rie ibsrgcbunpen perrsn lpls
len, iUrpie ale Ipntse SrpsrS fGnnen stenfals in
Der Su6prudcrri pes nnterIdriebensn jur
Selrr9un9 abseIiefert perbsn.
S. SO. 6eib.
1RSr, 15 noo,r,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
Don GalifOrairu.
s@SEh
zsr--EZ


Antunft bes ,,9tortbsS tar" 3ipei SO
0en ipdtere 9tabribtcn.
9sp:gert, crn IL. Near,
Die iitcrtra6ten Na6rGtrn rri6en bis ,un,
16. Sn 9lneerpille purpcn paS 5teater unp ans
pere 9eblupc purh 6suer ssrifErt.
Die Siir9cr gu Gan OtssU batrn iiG scsen bic
6litultir in llntercniifprnirn rrfGrt, unp rpllen
enCn In9rif auf oieieltsu Crsaniiren.
Sn San 6ranetSec riiltst Nun S6jife fir Sp>
pcra unp @uqamaS aus. NRan erad,ttt Die 2ns
iteratcn ceS erltern ais nnbe teSpritebenp.
Die Serein. Staoten 5resntten YrrtSmCutb
unp Columbus 9insn spn Sln 6rancistc ali. iy''
Sa9p auf bic 6ltuier gu MAIDEN. suS nab
Das SIipperihiif Gan &rrer Stapt slsi6en
rrnS etneS StlIrmss in' 2Bci bem SsriuGe, bic W.
Narelis fNtltssn, tamrn 20 Yerlrnen uu'. i
0'SSS Ser Sanpel mar scOriidt Msbl su 81. W
berFue an @iitern ieper glrt.
OSalscrS Ggpeoiticn.
sDrSIibenta g4aItrr bat atermaIs cine prf
flamaticn an Ietne eerte erlsNsn, IN Der fr y
spiFaunu auspridt, rae fs tCi itm aussalttn Ire /
ben' I'M, eas pprtise ScIt scn or a7raHnsI =
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
81 6 It rb c n:

am tStsn MSr,, In Sf.aacntcpn, emm
SapiB, I'M 7ten Sabre.
Sn Der Stabt Setblebem, am sorIebten O6tt
nod, sStlam Nlrranber 2olIrr, alt 2l SaGr.
@m 2Slten 5efruar, in Bethlehem, emma Qeu,.
ia Osborne, aft Snbr.
Qm fltsn MGg, in Setblelrm, Oasib Sacpt
SOpn@en BON o. .. 9lItrsbt, unscfabr / Sabt
IN Ssttleben', in Der frbtcn Mlittrcd glad,f
Der Gbrp. q. 9udentad,, unoefabr Is Gobrrn oIt
am ltrn Mdr3, in Srtblebem, @larence gtus
9ultls, Sphn6cn BON Sames uno 9ypia 2eibrrt,
I'M 2ten Wrnat Irincs differs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
Sefentli6e 95enbu.

Sreitass ben 31len War,, um 10 llbr SUr'
mittass, 1plIsn am Soauie pes seritrrbenen 3 Ms
rp Saepb in Ncrpwbsitbaa SamI6ip, 9s6a
Gauntp, fUlscnpe Sitter BHrntliG pertauit wers
ren nGmlih;
4 SdnffpftrSe, bhruntrr cine tragtnbe Mdtrc,
Elm iiterals i6Tnes braunes Srnsitfilllen, 1 Sabr
alt, ale gtrten 9ferpesei9irr, s MiI4ttife, wcs
BON swsi 6alter baben, 2 8ullen, elm SaGr aft,
ID sMnoer, A Sdlber, unb 9Gpdrn alt, 10
6almhs5 s5Aaafe, 10 Sdmrine, 6 Mpnat alt, bic
rem, Elm GSsy DreldmaI6ine, 2 sBdsen NIT Spers
elm Spo,ier1,SS, ,SsantpaSeu, Seuleitrrn np Sdrnsl,
sBmomibI Stnro%it @sldirr, YfIdsc, 2 Gssen,
Siss' gGu8spaase, Sp,;e @S1Sis'sn ,;a Ss S.,.. S.
oei 5rudtrefr, N- S 'e S,ugt ot,' t.s Ig
tela, 'opistSs erl Gcnteiei SSS ,nns" mr'
Stlsn 5,st nt 0sphr elm gutter JtcdofsS ] NSI@r nm
3aHer StanNer, eaitsanf 9iidr gtiHls fanF' sst s.
srcbe GerI6epenbet BON Saiiss.. ,nN mr. @ "vs e,n'
rattlhaften gu um1anpli6 su meIrcn..' ''""'->"t'
Die Serinsun9rn am Sertauirta9e uns Oruf
iparttn9 scn
Caroline Saeob, ! ,r>,,,.
rn. Oapio &einbaro, |'''" 0'e'
WIr, IS. .. no3p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
Stabtlptte in Gataianaiia
ium Wrinat.W erfanf.

gum prioats8 erfauf.
Der ilntsrldrIstene bletst cine batfGe Gdlcttr
gum gripatpertluf an, sfls9tn an Der Sribse
Straee unb erenseue an gieentbum ees Gtup.
Gbas. 8eder, int Sorousb GataGauQud, 9e6a Go,
Die ectte III 60 5uB 8rpnt unp 180 5ue tlef,
init srrSuniise aIeps neten unp tintrn. Sic
il brreits rinsefsn,t unp puree lebtes Sabr be-
baut Sir SdSnbsit unp angenebmc Sdse wirS
birIslbe I'M Scrpusb nidt iitertrrffrn.
Sir Brbinsunssn etc. wenre man ii6 all Scbn
Soper, Gia. Gde per Gbur6s unp 3psitru<
Strabe, Gdtalauqua, eeer an
Dapio o. Scnes,
Sc9l5pins, pa.
NSr; IS. nqtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
Sefentlt6e 9Senbn.

NuT 6reita9S ben 81 tFen @Gr3, TIM llbr
M,,a9mttta9s, iplen am Sauie BON Ratban
" tnt, in Sal3bur9 SaunI6ip, 9r6a Gaunty
ST -~@S-- 9f-L5Er 49, .'
perren, rdmlie, -
Slide unp Bureaus, Drabrs, sine Glnte, Elm
Sdaufcl unb anpere Stiible, Better rmp ScttIas
ben, 2i16ti6rr, letersdse, Seppife, Sanbtiider,
SGde, Gin Spo,irrsgBasen, unb icnit nod pieIr
artitel gu pctlduftts gu mclpcu.
Die Sepnsun9en am Ssrtaufsta8e unb auF'
rartung bon
@iuiam Mainf, Gr,,rs
glatban Mlinf, VI 0Fe'
WSr, IS. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
3euanii, eints mi,af@0s Der Saptistr.-,.
st.r Scptts 8ptb6l sSiri,..'ssn'15 n. ls5
et. YNorps, Gbeifsr -

Ster9e SvtAf;;: orn barr Die altsn eoer sntianos'
aH4rchti,iire etn Sobr une ctn holbcs IN meiuenl
c55ilcbt Sb perlutbts mid init psrihtsoensn Miusl
uuo einimtns gu turirsu, cbne irseno ercl9 iu has
ben, bis db mir auf anratbtn mttur Srsince Gins
8rttrl ron ssctt's 8ctbS.einimeut pcu abrsm aacn'
ten perbafIie. Gs matbt mir isst 9rcsts @ersnd9en
Sbrsn iu hatn, oaB tcb oaniit meiu Gsiift IN ppsi
Saocn btilts, Sdb bin Sbusu fiir Sbrs e5dts ltbr
ptrbupoen. G'ctt issns Sie.
Ssnrp Giles.
I0EF Sbilss eminent miro rertauft Ot, Scbn y
Meier, ArctNttcr, uro bcI aarcn SRtnt, In aliens
taun. cvpis IN cen mitiftn otr soneiehrs I'm Gaunt
Yrets 2j 6ints ois Stalbi, mlI vcusn anwtiiun9en
N1SrI Is. nq4n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
Gias itrlgcr StOG {!

SuDer, pQpler unp SerllDleOeHDelteH!
Die llntcrI6riebenrn baten Ipeben rnen neucn
unb terliden Stcd pen alIcrbanb Su6itrbr slrs
tifrln crbaltrn, rpcrauf mir bas 9ublitum oufs
rcrtlum IL maiden riiuI6en. rlnicr Stcf bcs
ileht ans ieper glrt Saher, bic man 5u bateg
piNidt, ais:
y .teln, 6ritamsrte. grcNattii6r, G'ebrttater,
G,FIanstiifer, S6ultij6cr, G'cidftStiitcr,
gi6ums, Bidder fir @eI6snfe, ernien unp luz
ftiaen SnbaltS, NIT une rhne Slccrn, NIT ics
brrlri Gntarp unp pm alien YreiIcn.
Qarrtanp @cri6ierrnbcitrr, ais 9erfumrren BON
iepCr grt, SGfe. 3atnbtiriten, GaidrnmriIern,
unr tunrerterlci reraIeden Nrtitcl.
Serrlc Sdritmatrrialicn, arpttnId urb S5Sn =
gopirr. grirfumI6lase urb alertd @tfcl in
nicIrm Sad. Sur,, wrr etwaS aus eircni
Su6irhr brau6t, rcr rufr On, unr CT wire i'd
tei urs pclIfcmmrn tcfrieei9cn.
&cf, @utb uno Srcrter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
" oierte OGmpfcr innerbalb 4 Sa9en
Nnfunft Der n2tfia."
8 Sooc faster.

.oofar, 8. gRdrs.
Die gta6rdten Der Irctrn Bon 0iSerppcl bier
N9claufrnrn q ia rsidcn bis gum 25. 6ctr.
Seit Dem gt9an9 Der rQtIantr" bat man nod
ne gtadri6t iiber cine mutgmaBIi6 Srr9cfaQcne
lri6laht erbaltcn.
Die Sere9ungcn SrTrCi6S fArinsn I'D, nrGr a.,
'nIten Der Nlliirten Der 5iirfe tn;unegcn IT.
an fe9t jeben 2lusenbtid ben midt9tcn gufs
'FiiIen in beIrr Siniidt ent9e9cn.
pCie Stclluns 9rcufcna 1T nr6 unHcrGnrert tmo
.o,,tlart. Gnsl"np bat 9reuBcn fcrmelI Ycn rcr
y ienbung elmer Srttc na6 pem taltifcn Meere
Fcnnini6 Ncictt.
y. lie ruliiI6e Slrtte fir tnS tattiIdc Mirrr fat
NJ crtaltcn, it6 ieselfcrti9 gu boltrn.
!; ,fer tritiIde GrnIul gu Ssrnpfonb, 95O
ISSs',. Srrite, lit an9CircIen, einrn Srrtft iitcr
S,"Hicrtiern glntersrunp in Stsirtma gu &rieaSs
'9,l, ein,uIcnbcn. Gas Ihrint rircct ouf Ct.
'5bur9 atiuIrtCn.)
e Nn6rGtn prn Ter 9rrou lautcn auf
,te' Wv 'rritrn0 ;u c;rCr arrbcn ShISdt.
'tt, y: GItrci6iI6e GcIanctr, 6err Sru Il, pro
W acaen bic 2lnwcicntett rcr nrrpamrritants
m 6lae0r prr &rnitnntnrpcl.
"m 9tuiIcn waren crfclSlrS in Der um9rEun9
W Emcr Ynidns @clittcn.
20 onalrsamrrtlnlhm SricrcnStauten in
I" rtcrSturs pQrn rine 2luricnS tem &aiIrr 9cs
y" lltFn.
I ccu ptcm Ncaicnrn rcs NGS, inicjt5 rer
\ gfiQe IrI ciR 2tufitonr 9c9en rae jceisC Ers
la' lin Ggsptcn ouoNctrrdlm icn.
Ute S6ob ppn 9crlicn ira rIiirtClc Ntt'
then an bic ouslInrji6cn 9lrprGintantCr
cn o&Nsbm loilrn, in wcl6tn CT lCine Ncutrali'
ld' tGbll rrS &ric9ca auSipridt.
lriEt, rnE ra5 o1uS 9tcttIhilc unp BIZ
SSu 6rautrriG Ter Jtc9jcruns 200 Dill
ID 6r@orirrdtn wcrpCn.
M ehub= unp SruetinrniB rurte jpId,er
y oenlnci,rrtmr unp 6ronFrci6 dbseIdlchen
:. Scb fam CO uabrSu Su elmer GclliIicI
nuf Itwar,cn Niecrc Oas Streusn>D Dampf'
@eiNer rrr rnslil6 sfranstiii6en 8lrtte ts9es'
nete ruiiiIden Oampfpipilon unter &emira
eont Scipe 9artbeiei ldiuscn ben Guar
; !tarSelarm, SerIclstcn iepp6 ibren sBr9 ptn
lib 3autirfn cher anSusreifcn.
Die eriebiibe Sniurrefticn.
Dcaiaanc per @,rird,en it iurGttar dnse'
| nadlri Die SnIursentrn baben in gpiruS, rt
Staot TIA genpmmcn, unp bslasern Die tii.tl6
Sclael1rer Gitapcle. 5000 Sniureenten be
Tanoen 10 Weileu al pen Stamina.
Sa aanicn Iiup attbelunsen reS resulSrel
9r'fafdtNliltdrs 3u ben SniurSrnten iberSe
gan9en. Dirle seben pCn Derf Su Orrf, rescl
pte SepDlfng auf, ub rertbeilen 9SdTen IN
rnt9sIrI!d)lmter Iie. glufrri3enren pladaten be
9e0net maKiteraa.
Sn . pcnica brad Der gtuftanp am 8
6eb. aus. f0ie 3lrtcn srfn bic gluirabrcr a
uHo fblusq Fe.
Die 9riehiIds 9trsierumS perbalt ilf iftnrpTiiu
mtg lno mathtlcs ben trnmenpsn ecnflittrn 80
geriiGsr
Die NuIre9un9 rer uJrmurt1------sl.AGft iIfb ii
re.tS User pae sanSe 8Sni9rriA, uno uuf ben ! {
II den Snl elm linO etrnfdas l6cn aufitdnr
aus9cbrcnrn.