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10 U1dsf TIE head 81 Important
Telegraphic news, the following inter
esting items IRE found: Il
From Washington-Ths Pres-
dent wa awakend this morning in !
fright, before daylight, blythe screach-
ing Of a turkey in Secretary Guthrie 8
yard. TIE turkey was blind, and had
mistaken the time Of day hearing
Mr.. Guthrie 60 to bed, he thought it
WIS the ssrvant getting up, and there
fore crowed. / " & IL AI q
Col. Benton was heard to my last
night in his characteristic manner: Il
want my supper Il want my supper.
sir. He who says I don't lies;s he
tells q lie, sir" Supper was immedi-
ately prepared, and the man who said
the Colonel did not want any supper
ran away. , .easrs saa3ss saasrsass
!. From Albany Gov. Seymour was
heard to say this morning, that in case
the Maine law passed the Legislature,
he would either sign it. Or veto it !;
thst if be. vetoed il be would not sign
it. and if he signed il he would not
veto it. ssAs IS
~.
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SuoAR DrrlEs.--We know 10
what can be the design ef OUT North
ern brethersn, when they tall of ap
pealing to Congress, 10 remove thu
present low duty, on ths staple pro
duct Of this State. It must esjdentl1
DO to widen the breach between W
Nov that TIE Sugar planter Dan bare
y pay expenses. our northern neigh.
bors begin. to fsd duty the very orpres'
sive to them. No vther State il inter
ested 10 the matter, than our own
generous whole souled Louisiana, aud
What right has she to raise her head,
and ask protection from a tariff. only
intended to benefit the manufacturer.
The whole agitation about the duty
on sugar, grows out Of an unfortunate
quarrel, between that all powerful
concern. the Belchers Of St.. Louis
and a few Of our Sugar planters. The
merits and dement's pro and con, have
already been full canvassed. We
thought it bootless quarrel, and
~ 5zs
much regretted to see our planters
take the position they did, for out Of
that controversy, the proposition has
come in questionable shape to remove
the duty. Our Northern and Western
friends. wish to make US feel, that
they have the advantage over us;
which for the present, we are willing
to admit. If we ever get our projee,
ted railroads in successful operation
and open market. for. the interior of
the Sugar Bowl" we will not trouble
them to ship SO much Of their staple
products to US, for mere charity sake.
Talking of Sugar duties, the Legisla.
ture Of Maine has passed the following
and q similar one is before
hat of Missouri. a@s
Resolved, by the Senate and House
# Representatives Of the State Of
Maine in Legislature assembled.
That our Senators be instructed and
,ur Representatives reqested. to use
heir best efforts SO to modify the ex-
sting revenue system as toe remove |
Entirely the duty on sugar and molass-
g." 4gl5. ad} q I
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SUBMARINE h,TELEGRApH TO EU-

r. v ~ 6 = y \ +
SUBMARINE bTELEGRArH TO EU-
norE.-At the late meeting Of the
American Scientific Association, in
Washington, Lieut., Maury, in refer.
ring, to the deep sea soundings OBJ
tanned by Lieut.. Bergman. U. S. N,
appeared to give the preference to a
higher Northern latitude for the pur-
pose Of a submarine telegraph. North
Of the banks of Newfoundland the
depth is said not to exceed two miles,
while to the Southwark and Eastward
Of these banks bottom is not reached
under Eve thousand fathoms. or nearly
six miles. .a ,.-o,. 7td
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Western Produce.

EFOUR-10o barrels fresh ground St. Louis
Corn-l25 bags prime white; Pork--1S bar.
reis mess; Lard Ohio barrels choice; Candles
50 boxes 6s star. -
Ile above articles are just received per steam
ers Mediator" "Huntsviller and are offered Mt
the lowest cash market prices
JOSHUA DEAL.
may-lo. 1 Opposite the Harvey House.
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Raton Rouge steam Corr MIN.

THE undersigned having now in course
i Of construction in Cincinnati, the nec-
essary machinery and fixtures for the est.b-
fishing in Baton Rouge of Steam Corn
Mill, will within the latter part Of the
coming month lJune) be prepared to sup
ply the town and adjoining country, or Of
ders for shipment. with superior quality
of corn meal, gifts. homonv, chicken ana
COW feed. III the meantime families and
others in want Of small quantities Of fresh
ground corn meal can be supplied from the
store of the writer from and after Monday
the 18th. may -13.l JOSHUA BEAL
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20 According to Washington pa
pers clue is found to the destroyers
Of the Pope's block for the Washing
ton Monument. It is to be hoped
that they will at length be ferretted
out. that the finger Of scorn may make
q mark on them.
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To Consumers.

DEAL, ever intent to supply his Gus.
ID toners at the lowest prices, is for
the present offering at retail.
Hay, at 81 30 per hundred
Corn, 20 cents bushel. .,ss ..s,s,s
Oats, IS cents dO
Bran, 81 40 per hundred. qetsr
Quantities of either, sold for less than
the above quoted prices. Terms cash
nay-l0. JOSHUA BEAL. =
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Groceries Produce &c,

OEOCCEACS KEOOUCe &C.
OK bags Rio Coffee. tth14o 90 Us.
~D 90 bags fine Salt. 8. -
10 boxes Macaroni and vermicelli.
barrels puiverized and crushed Sugar.
a eases ground PEPPER and Coffee.
IL quarter and eight No. l. Mackerel.
cases Pickles, pints and quarts.
bags old Java Coffee. -
so pounds Indigo.
cases cut smoking Tobscco.
3 casks Shoulders and Hams
tierce S. G. dried Beef extra"
8 irkins prime Western Butter.
20 gross Lacours Southern Matches.
20 boxes Hampers Cordials.
2 cases genuine CASTLE Soap.
10 baskets best Olive Oil
30 dozen painted water Buckets.
6 nests painted Tubs. g
6 do. do. Keelers ard foot Tnbs.
200 bags prime white Corn. 49,. 49,.
so barrels s. F. st. Louis Flour.
All Of which is just received from St.
Louis and New Orleans, and is offered to
the trade or families at fair living profit.
may-12. 40 JOSHUA BEAL.
80 Opposite the Harney House.
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~Diogenes prouOunces the pend
ing dispute between Hobbs the lock-
smith. and others, case Of lock; jaw. ;
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PA7RIorc PEopII.-o Our neighbo1
Of Church street has been seized sud
denly with the fear that the Know
Nothing movement is to be charged
tothe account Of the pure aud un.
sdnlterated democratic press" Il
eschews for the present all such con.
nection, believing as it does, that the
great masses Of the Democracy Of
the Union, are not yet contaminated
bo contact with the principles ofKnow
Nothingism. We wish our. readers
to make note Of this because when
the Know Nothings get to be the strong
and powerful party, and can sway the
elections when they get to DO our
party, and we take their part. we shall
then want to refer to the present date
of the Advocate, which for security
sake we paste this day against the
wall. The Advocate furnishes us with
some Of the obnoxious planks in the
Know Nothing platform, taken from
the Know Nothing American Crusa.
der" a paper just started in Boston.
Plank No. 3, says "War to the hilt on
Ronanism,'' and plank 10 says, "the
amplest protection to protestant in
terests." The Crusader is evidently
crusading on its own account, when it
shoyes out such planks to the public,
as part Of the "Kuow Nothing" plat
form. The "Know Nothings," have
asyet no organ. Wespeak authors
lively. The rights Of every man to
the largest liberty Of conscience in re-
ligious matters is too we'll established,
for any organization to attempt its
overthrow at this hour Of the day
The Know Nothings will accomplish
their object without religious persecu-
ton. We advise candidates for 800,
Gtical favor," to hold themselves in
and not burst with indignation" un-
til they know few things as we
know. ,..,s,,- F.. ..,,...
We know Of but one perfect poll
tlcian in this city, and he stands on
firm and digni6ed ground of non
and never expresses himself
until he first learns how much is to be
made by it. bra $50 a'is bgl99ia.
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The LATE EXCITEMENT IN LOUIe
LLr.-The state Of Kentucky va
never soa tatsd. AL has been dar
ing ,he al ekMr. Ward. Not osl
the eity Y Lesis,ills, bu. Ii. Who'll
country seems to have fallen into tn
widest excitement in reference to til,
matter; and the flswless mob ha
marched out inhamed BY incendiary
placards issuing from press self-stylet
Democratic, to perform deeds Of out
rage and violence alike disgtaceful
and criminal to all concerned. There
are no circumstances whatever to jus.
tify the actions Of > mob composed
! as it ever is, Of the froth and scum o.
the community, vagabonds who sre
very ready and willing to lend a hand
to any thing, wherein they can have
free scope, for the exercise Of their
base passion, secure from the arm OF
justice. What is to become Of our
boasted liberties if such q condition Of
society is fostered, and encouraged
What is to become Of US, when we
find the Judge overawed and intimi-
dated by the populace, and the con-
demned prisoner rescued from the
ministers Of the law, that the mob
may Stake its thirst for blood. or that
the fclon may be elevated to place
and position, for having committed
some outrage upon society; which tho
depraved appetites ofthe mob justi-
fees. It were far better to rend in
pieces the temple Of liberty, and place
a blood thirsty Domitian or Nero, to
rule over us. ~
Let us but look about US, to see how
rapidly, we verge intA the widest an
archy. There is scarce one issue out
Of the ten thousand daily papers in
the Union, that does not contain an
account Of the work Of some insane
mob, melted to deeds Of violence by
the security, that the multitude affords
for its own protection Look At the
riot and bloodshed, at Chelsea and
East Boston. the beastly vagabonds
that parade the streets of Gotham, the
mobs Of Philadelphia, and nearer at
home, the election riots in New Or
leans. Turn anywhere and the same
Of the times is visable.-
Will It be believed a half century
hence, that an unvarnished account Of
The lawless deeds at Louisville, could
be- true, and have actually
in community laying
strong claim to civilization and refine
nentg The next generation will dis
,redit it; and when the spadmodic
md contagious insanity Of the present
lour dies away, an effort will be made
o bury in oblivion, the disgraceful
proceedings Of the past few weeks.
not astonishing to find ultra Jacob
mite, selfstyled Democratic and Re-
ublican journals, taking part with the
,ob, and appealing to, them to arm
, deeds Of violence. The last thing
, reference to the Ward trial, is the
blowing base charge preferred BY a !
correspondent of the Louisville Demo- t
rat, against Mr.. s. B. Thomas. It t
,ys that this Mr.. S. B. Thomas {
age contractor, traversed the coun- !
: Of Hardin previous to the late a
Yard trial, for the purpose Of excit- :
g sympathy in behalf Of Matt. Ward,
i'd to pitch upen men who could be
.ibed. For this service, continues :
e SAME writer, Mr.. Thomas :'receiv- q
| a very handsome donation moth I
g less than the late residence Of r.
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AS7'RAY.

TAKEN up, by Mr.. G. NJ. Pierce H
l near the corporation of Baton
Rouge on the 10th inst, a dark@-
brown mare mule, medium size, supposed
to be thirteen or fourteen years old. with
out any brand, has nick in the right ear,
and bears mark of the gear. asaD
FOR SALE.-The above described
Mare Mule, taken up by Mr.. &. M. Pierce.
will be sold at public sale, at the RAM
gers office Baton Rouge Gazette building)
to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 3rd
day Of June 1854, if not legally claimed
before that time. ea {B-3 p
s.s ~ 80 n r4 M. G. BRYAN,
april-l4-lS54. aaeii} Ranger.
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IMPORTANT SUIT AT LAw.-We no.
ticed yesterday, the progress Of suit
in the Supreme Court OF the United
States-on appeal from Missouri
hich is Of vast importance to the
people of this State. 1t is the case
of Guitard vs.. Stoddard, argued by
Messrs. Geyer and Williams for Gui-
tard, and Reverdy johnson for Stod-
dard. If the decision in this, case
should be affirmed by the Supreme
Court Of the United States, we are.
told that the effect will be to unsettle
the title to millions of dollars worth
OF property, the title to which was
supposed to be indisputable, resulting
from actual possession for fifty, sixty
and seventy years.-St. Louis Re.
pubIScon lob. aeaF<e e.o
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MOBILE NEws.-A distressing acct.
dent took place on the shell road, be.
tween the toll-gate and Broad street,
on the evening Of the 18th inst. The
Register says: s tssse !
Col. Robert s. Bunker, one of the
most esteemed and respected of our
fellow citizens. was driving ina buggy
accompanied by his daughter, and
when just on the brow Of the decant
cast Of the city garden, several bug
gies drove up behind at a racing
gate, causing bis horse to take fright
aud break off at full spead. Running
a short distance the buggy struck the
fence, throwing Col. B, out, and about
a hundred yards further, struck anoth-
er buggy, 1t was shattered to pieces,
and Miss b. thrown violently to
the ground. Col Bunker was Sc
vcrely, though it is believed not dan
gerously injured; while we regret to
state that his daughter was 50 severely
hurt as to leave her 10 very critical
state. si4@.oI 5aa
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LAY, CORN, BRAN AND OATS
IL For sale at reduced prices, at feed
grocery and produce store Of IS
may-l3. II JOSHUA BEAL. I
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To Planters.

A gentleman, who can give the very best
IA reference, desires situation as over
seer on Sugar Plantation. For partic,,-
lars address j. H." at the Post Office Ba-
ton Rouge, La. may lo-2w2t.
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% The mission to Valparaiso. not
proving to be a lucrative as it was
cracked up to be- Gov. Wood has
resigned. 19to soH s5A
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a Coon IDEA--The Toledo Blade
states that there is to be no gambling
on the steamers plying between that
city and Detroit that it is to be Ut.
terly excluded from all the boats.
This is an example which might be
followed by steamboats, everywhere
with entire safety. a,,i
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OhiciaI journal Of this City
Gbe Daily Gplllet.
~ At the usual honr tomorrow
evening the brstheren Of St. James
Lodge A. YIN, will meet at their
lodge room foot Of Church street.

o. The impression Is. that Mr..
slidsll's resolution IN tho Senate, pro.
posing to suspend the Neutrality
Laws With Spain, will not receive =
favorable report from the committee
to whom it is referred.
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RAILROAD AcclDENE-We learn
that, night before last. the nine o'clock
horse car. on its way down. from Car.
rollton, broke down when near Boulie.
ny, and remaining upon the track un-
til the steam express train came along,
was knocked into a cooked hat BY
that enterprising locomotive, in spite
OF the warning signals Of the conduc-
tor happily the passengers were out
OF harms way before the crash occur.
red. and 90 we believe nobody was
hurt.-Csesccnt 18th inst.
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N office,

TO YOUNG LADIES OF EIGHTEEN.
i Amy young lady with blue eyes. dark
or auburn colored hair, fair complexion,
handsome figure, elegant walk, and not
more than eighteen years Of age, can have
husband, who has lately fallen heir to-
something less than 100000. He is now
contracting with Cincinnati and New York
architects, to erect a magnificent Crystal
Palace on Laurel street in this city. - None
others than such as will answer the above
description need apply. Address box So
Post Office Baton Rouge La. k n "
P.S. Daguerreotypes, love letters and
gold rings exchanged. may-11-lwpd.
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TAKEN up by Mr. VIM. s. johnson on
L the Amite river on the 18th inst, a
small bay mare pony, branded ID" on the
left fore shoulder, left hind foot and right
fore foot white, has star in the forehead.
is saddle marked, and about 8 years old.
my IA tl.g9Y NJ. G. BRYAN, Ranger.
10000 M. for :ss G. 1i fs.sa sssss
may lily. 100 - - - ''
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MayOraltY.
THE price Of Flour te'ng % 30 per barrel. Bs.
L kers will give u ounces Of Bread for 10 cents,
the ensuing week. rmy10J J. r. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
T E PR1X de Ia farine 4tant 96 50 le bsril-lss
IL boulanges donneront n onces de pain, II se.
maine conrante pour 10 sous. Hate-sPA' 9
maif0 =. 4. DuFROCQ, MARE.
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Wanted.
IN NEGRO Men, Boysor able bodied negro NO.
III men, to work in Brick Yard-good wages
given. [may 17ly] TRuDEAU & HprcH,soy.
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ENGLISH, French and American Quinins--u
II large supply for sale by 70 s Isse7 =
an. 29iy ss77tE A. GOLDMANNN, Apothscsvy
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nATS.-lo0 bags prime Planting Oats.
" to arrive by Monday Goth. IS :
feb-18 JOSHUA BEAL. iot
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=" ANTED.--A femaie servant--a
W white woman preferred. Apply
at the Comet Office. may 13.tf
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VIII DC IeGHlVeu UnrH Cn0
1 LIST day ofJuns next, 1854 for. the
construction Of Sssps,ssioM Brid6es across
Cypress and Whites Bayous, sccofding to
the plan to BE- seen st this Office. Also-s
for building good substantial bridge, over
slough (ahout 90 feet wide) running
across the line Of the road, about 100 yards
South Of Cypress Bayou. Proposals are in
vited. for either or all Of the above. ws.s.
By order 81 the Board. g ! 80 q
sHsd4.s ALFRED SHEPPERs. g.
may 12th-'54. "a SECRETARY.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
prr4tr /.

g4ie idcn tefannt, fat in @QeHtlun feline als
scmeine Seier rss unathdngi9 i9Fsit2frites fattgr'
fuiptn. Dp6 purren ME 9crrSbnlidb bic pers
f6irpena @lrden. lei Qntrub res Saac5 9etGu:
tst, unp unIsre WuItbanrr ipar in Srrbinours
nit Dem Nilitar ausserddt, Tim 1cSiel ais ouf ibs
rer Srite mb9li6 mar, rrn Sag auf' cine I6idliAc
gesiIe pcr ancern ausjuiri6ncn. 9rtpatparticrl
ma4tsn gum SerSniscn sluoftdDs inS Qanp prer
besinsen ben 5oS in gcieliacr llntertaltuns an
anssnetmen Ylasen rcr Stabt unp llmgr9rnp,
ME gum Grempel .,GlcSer' 9ircf," has plGbcl''
unc antsre. 9lamenttiA madtc liG bas 2ut9rs
ride Sinsperrin Gin bitIars &crgniNen rur9 es
nfn auSRus mad, rrr Oegsne bon SGned1pllc,
no Elm imiiGertrrffIi6eS r9ir Nc" otgrbaltn
unb nit 0eians unp gcIeai9fr Grbstrrung Der
Gag rertraht wurpe.-NtrnpS pirbcn an Der
Sr6fHule prS Gbrip. 6rn. &eBlcr C2Iaentpwn
Gerninarp) 8rprn grbnltcn unb nnhbrr in @e9cns
mart srIer 3ul6auer Scurrprrte ab9etrannt, mic
birs fetr paienc I4Un felt riniSrn Sagren Der @es
brau6 ID.
llctrr ben ati&rulidfn ltnfu9 ten unfrre Statt'
jusenc nit benz atlhcbrn srn 5rusr~G Graders,
S6wSrmern etc. aud piele5 SdBr weber 9ctricben
bat, le6c iih bier pieI iagen; tptnn je6c4 rtr
bb0i1fe Sfanbal iri9rrno per gan,cn Nadt Scr
brm Sierten ni6t 9inrchrnO iein Irllte, um alien
suten SiirScrn pa0 llnI8idIi6e, DcmcraIilirrnrc,
@efatrli6e unp in alien !Smli6ten GcrprFlitr
zines icldsn riIscn 9rcibsns letrnpig Dor 9tugen
su ltsasn, bann in Der Sbnt mGDtrn aud ale Gcr.
feaunsen unIcrrrIeits erfclgtoS SerbaIIcn baber
untnbleiben Fe. NS9e man ntdt erit sur Ginli6t
aelansen, ipenn cine 5ruersbrunt pber Gin anberct
i&rfdli&ss llnsldd paraus entfanpeu if.-Ghl
Wcrt IN Dem @eiirn acnue.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
1IuoluceSFdlfc.

Bei benz Srrwrilcn Der MilitarsGcmpae bri
Der Syringe an DUnncrtas batte einrr nlerer
Scloaten, Namens George 1prwprtG, paS In.
sldd, In cinen nabrn Sttinbru4 Etnat;uiliiScn,
nobel er einsn 10 sefaIrli4en 6aa bate, Dap man
itn belinnunsslrS aufbcb. Gr erlitt rinigc bartc
Sf4aoistmsen, bic ieOcd nitt sefabrll4 lparrn.
= alS ant lebten 5rsitas Der Gbrw. Srrr
Srpb 4 BON elmer Geide bcinscfcbrt uno te lri-
ner Scbnun9 rten aus Dem SSasen setiesen mar,
f6Ue Elm Snate iiter Der StraBt rin 5ruercridrr
ab, pcriber bas @frrp erI6raf mS pason lief
Sr. Srotf, wabri6einlt6 ppn Der 2cinc ersriffcn,
wurre uusewcrfen, cine Strefc scItlcift, unp teis
be 8ipr pabrtcn ibm User ben &cpf, 70 paB CT
in Golse Der Sri6dpismacn cinisc Sasc pas Srtt
bitten uBte.-SclhcS fap pie 5riiate biclcs
StrabenunfusS unc cs it MIR gu wunrrn, raB
ui6t rssbr folder llngliidsfGle Ucrsefalirn linb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12

Diele WilitarsGcn,pa9ni madte ben actrcffes
ntn ancrpnunsen 9emab nm Wttwod gltenO tb>
re Grlhetnun9 bel aaentrwn, mo lie BON BEN bic
Fssn ,,5encibles" unp unIerer MuTttanbc frrunes
lid enpfanSrn unb in bic Stapt mad 6rcm 9cs
gle rseprtirt purpcn. Die Union 9tifIee' Inr
zine gut scpriIte Gcmpa9ne mo bic nit ibr Srrs
bunbene Otulifbante 1T cine Der beiten unIeres
2anbes. Opnncrita9s brIu&ten bic briben Goms
pasnien uniere rcmantiIhe llm9rsenp, trsater
fG auf ben beriibmten ,,grcGen Sells" auf Dem
Sedd Serse, nabmen an Der brrrlitcn Ip9rnanns
ten ,,SilterqurlIe" bel Srn. Sdul elm prrsdaIis
des Wabl elm mb tpurpn i'm eagle 9Sctcl unt
TN Union !SauS wibrenb t9rem SierIcin fGillid
bripirtbet. G6enbs wuroe in Der SpSftlcpsballt
Gin slan,enber Ball sc9rtsn, Dem ;ablrrd beige
ippbnt wurre tnb Der 70 srcBeS SsrsriiSen &C.
wdbrte, baF er erit sesen Mcrsen enpste. 2lm
Greitds Na6mttag trat bic teiu6rnre 9cntpags
ME, NIT ibrer aufnabme unp Sepirtbrng in als
tcwn bS6it 3ufrteoen, ibrc ScimrrIe an.
sSir tSnnen ni4t umbn, tier nit bs1cnSeRm
@oblsefallen brm mterbaften Srtraaen unIrre,
mititdrifbm 9dite pom Newart Grpa6nung Su
tbua, Die aud In pisIcr SmFbt bas un9etbrltt
Bob unlerer 8iirser erbaltcn. Srunfenbet orc,
anbsre 3dSeaoli9feitcn, bic bct dbnldrn @flegcns
bciten 70 sepTbnlh iinp, fEmen bnIrltcn midi
pcrsewqrfen werpen; ibr SerbaIten mar mSnnlid
uno ebrenbaft p9ne 9tuSnabntr: batrr Oliif
8uIm utb lan9es 2eten ben Union 9tiFc5 srr
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
Gin AluIlrr-Grirf.

Gin frpmmI Iriupcumbrs SGtndcn 16rict irinrm
Sulbrr in cinem Srrf aud Sctscnrr0, wrldrS
tCIentIib einsis in Irinrr 2lrt ictn rjrp reicz
Der Srurr: SD tdte cine Der IdbnIten Saurs
rcicn i'm Stoat unb reielte trinabe bcSablt. Gms
teau6iitrn inp gut unp YrriIe waren ME teBer.
g8r battrn nculi6 cine sGrrreidIe relisiGie Ct
rrdung CrevivaD IN mIrrcr Jtir6e mo Cprm
Serrn Iei OanD mIrs teipcn &iurrr tatcn li6
tefrtrt. Der Sater wurpe peuns 70 brs
I3perlidb, baB i'd ibn IeBte S8p6 c
mad benz @rmenbauS Rabm. Gein
letcnpcr S3rurCr, g. Q. D"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
@ine g8arnuna fur @fsniteber.

Sn 9bilapclpbia wurcrn Snci gut gstIeitett
jumge Niinnrr pcr bic Court Der Quarter Ssl'
lions getrndt, auf bic QntIagc, Dap lie pen gEe9
az ben Strabencdn orrlperrt battrn. Jtht:r glI'
lion temcrtte cS iei Gin grwStnIidsr Srrtbum bri
j,mgcn MInnrrn, pae tic 9lauttcn, fc bGttcn raS
3tr6t litb an ben Strabenrdsn Su pcrNmmeln uno
laute Semcrtmscn iitsr bic -pcrbr paiiircnrm
Yrripncn gu MAIDEN. Sot6e SrlGitSun9en wrrs
De paS G'cieB aber ni6t bulrrn, nod wcroe rS iol-
DE BEN OtiAditeIcuten anartbane SslAwcrpcn
seitattrn. Die Gertlastcn muBten rlber SiirSs
iddft leifcn, pab lic BEN 5rieocn baltsn unp lih
gut tetragcn wplltcn auf ein Sabr. Gs III su
wuni6cn, baB rieIr5 Sriipicl cine gGarnun9 fir
anpre Icin uaa, unO hpfentlict ircrren bic jluls
gen 8owbic5 unp Gdentster anperer Stlrte bic
GntI6epms Res 0tiatcrS alliion sebGrs beGerSt'
gen, bamit lic nitt aud In bic !9anpe Der 0rrr9'
ti9feit grratben (ScIfsfo.