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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
6oup. Rccoer 81 ,Sauie.
@eritbt ibcr bic 3uftdnSc in Sanfas.

0R tp H. penn.i 5U. Npril.
@sup. RcrSrr traf teute pcn 6dnfas bier cin,
uno wurbc ibnl Elm sntbuliaRil9er Gmpfans Ictcns
lelnrr Mtttiirger gu 3bdl.
8et isiner glnfunit i'm Grurt9auIe tradtcn bic
perianunelten Siirgcr ibm bcrStiGr SurratS, II.
Der 2lhtt. s. ", pcrter ridtete bie g8tatcmmSs
2pbrsHc Namens perlelben an Pen 3riid9sffbrtsn.
gir. 9Urter SerbrctCtc th nrsen anprrn iter
bic Sflasrnfragr, peren 9cfdArlittn, rrpGenren
@6araFter or lcpptt ben 6anatiemuS Der nGrplis
den atpliticniGicn, ws pem nift miuoer fanas
tii9 unp Serrerflib gswrrbrnen gluItutrn Der
SflaSrnGaltersY Yartei S6alp sat.
@OuY. 9tcrrrr IN9te In Iciner Gririeberuns, ba6
bic neuIi6en Srridte iitrr ben tr Der lrstsn &ons
Iuspabt ltatt9rbatten getrug unb @ripaIttbat in
tciner SinfGt iib'rtristen gemeicn 1ein. Seinr
NnIi6ten ibsr renGjrgenltanp Der SpltslpuswGnis
tat Irien bur6 ttrle Sprfale Spar nidt srI6aitrrt
murbsn, bpA raS Bttrngen pes Splfss aus ben
@rcnstpuntics pts nGrpliden NdGcuri botr itn NIT
Stau1en unp Gsrwirrm9 rrlaat, penn fic tattsn
,umal ale @rebe, Gpmpatte uno GonItituticnen
nit 6iiBen setreten. Sine reSeImSDi9 cr9aniirte
@rmre, teitcGenp aus his an bic 3Ibne bripafines
ten 0tuten iet in ras &anlasgcttct lei ter lrbten
gBa9l eingrfalrn, babe iid gcwoItiam Der Stnms
fStrn bemStttst, une Die Gerrtprinl. .Gjelebgrbun9
ss3wungcn Den 9Ginl6rn rrr Stlopenbalters 9ars
tel 5clge gu lsiltrH. JtanIas ei untsreriidt, uns
trrip6t, rrUbsrt wcrpcn pur6 tepaHnete MGmer
aus MiIpur niht5 peppeniser lcicn aber feline
Sirsrr entidIohrn ben Gampf fir ibrc 6rsibeit
nidt auf,ugetrn, unp ibren Scbcn sen frrmrcr
GimiIfun9 mr Gcntrple nothdn9i1 gu MAIDEN.
Dlan prrpe rem Staat MiNcuri nufCrprrn ale
uno icpe S6rilnobmc an rcnSdrittrn relcr grrnSs
0tuffans gu prsapcniren. Spute Der Stdat NiIs
Icurt ICldes Yrrneiurn, 10 triirSe man lid an ben
Siprn iGrrGaupt nit rrier 6crrsrtm9 msnprn.
98iirNe aud, prn pirlrr Srite cine geeigerun9 er<
fcl0rn, 70 rdre es ant Nrrprn, fte Sadie in bic
6anO gu nebmen, uno pafiir Su ior9en, pa6 bic
Jtc6te Icincr in aaniaS IiA anliepclnrcn SGbne
beIdUst, perttripist unb aufre6t erbaten werren.
GruU. 9lernrr ertldrte ferncr, baB bic &uuts
Won rpbcr llnbilbe unb pilper 0epalttbGtefet,
pir Irlte ter Die itattsrGabte gSabl in zen nprp-
lihca Sattern entbolten 8crrcr, in feincr SSeiir
iibertriebrn mcrpm. &anINs iei sur 3rit Gin ses
paIfam in 8cliB 9cnpmmencs Sanr, RAP nbcr
Icine wrtlidcn ScpUbncr nidt seneist Icien ras
yun uuf lire ytc6te gu serSidtcn unp Scm 9lors
BEN rrwartetcn, nap er rur6 Tffcntlidc Sunr9es
bun9 iciner Gcitnnungcn, mic purd ale anrern
9rIrglArn Mtittel ibnen Scifnnc lcifrn mrrre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
Toe eurd, eincn 5tcinwurf.

gtm lcbtcn Greitag 2ttenb 3wiiAen 6 nS 7
lt6r, ais Die 5uGre be5 !5m. @jra Sc6 cine Suan'
ttGt Safr am Stcbr BON GCnrap 6rrbn, an rsr
auslasIAleuIe bes S6uytta Canals, in 8eaping,
otsrlarsn Bate une rnb Saufc fsbrcn wptlte,
Iebtcn ii4 cine glnabl 9utcn, i'm filter Srn IA
bis II Satrrn aui trn gSasrn, ipGbrens onbere
itrcr 8amrrabm binten mad ltrfen. 9iidt Wrt
aefculmen, fingcn lie an Su Sdrepcn unS 3u Sar'
men, unb ma6tm rs am gnre 70 arg, Dap Der
Gutrmam li6 ssn5tbist labe, ipenn irine 9iCrcC
nidt crIbredt uno unbinois rperpen pltrn, rtelels
Zen bertmter ,u tagsu. 9drauf warfen iie mad
tbm nit Strincn, trafsu abcr eR,cn SHatsn gsas
mems 1Diuiam 5d)sraein, rcr nod auf Dem
g8aaen Ide. Der Strn trai i0n untrrAaIt Dem
lnten S6r an rem Soals mp tGptete i'm duf Der
Stcae. Ter lln9ladIidr mar rin 9iingltn9 BON
II cSabrcn, Sctn bes orn. Oapip SAarapin.
Gin 8natr, gIantenS Scior, Der beI6utpigt
rcrren, zen t6etldcn Stcin gemcrfen 81 batent
oing am 6rsytas NtrnO tint 10 lIGr frriniai9 gu
nlerm Waycr uno liefcrte iih aus. Der DtaYCr
tra6te iDn lsIbf in baS Gefdnsnb. Sole mir bTs
rtn, Irll sr gcitern untsr 1000 S6alCr SiirSlAaf
sefrllt unN aus Dem 0rfinsnib rntlaBrn pUrpcn
i;pn n-lNblH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

Der tstii6hstc MeGjre, ein SeiuitenrrrPasans
et nb friitere Resattsur res ,,2tmrrcan Gelt"
rinrt in glm 2jcrt crl6cinenrCn tatbciden Slat
trS, tcinrrt ii6 scssnlpart9 auf elmer 8rtlc bur6
5rldnr, INN pic Der ,gGabrbritSiremnp" melcrt,
lid bic Gage ber Dn9e raielbit in Der 9Idte an'
W'ebrn uuo narna2 gu urtbelen, Cb cs fir bic
SrlGnrtr in Rem Sercinisteu Staatcn mter ben
acacrpdrtgn llmhanrrn ni6t seratbsner isi, irirs
rrr in Die altr ocimatb surid'utebrcn." aSir
tGttru uidtS ra0cgcn cingirrurrt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
ISrceI,rr Taa.I

ats an Icbteh Dcnnrr1as rns Circus In unles
re StaeteiuSpg, tcsab ii6 pie bies 9cmSbnIi6
her Saa III, Gin 9etsr an Ieinc 9birs, UNI bic
Nuft su b5ren uno rsn gelaenSus Su lbtn -lc
aua bic Serrep g8eibner unb g SSacr unb
bic IN iensm Stb9r ansetelte Ssrten. sBStrrnb
btm lie, nun 70 Dor unp IN Der 2btrc fanbrn,
f&nd rln Gag sDiet bon Sintrn in ben StUbr,
anb ifabt aus rincr S6utlabe 30 9tatrr. Dies
u Elm 70 fredfr Dietltatl RAP mir jr srn rInsm
aebSrt baten. '@+
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
stnry II. rpris-pirsinicn.-,6am."

Senrr II. Ipet6.-Dirainien.- - n3an."
gs sretsnrte ITd unlinslt in Sirsnim fclssnOe
gnrtrcte. Senry q. gBeis abrrrsrtt ndmlidj
unlGn9t cine 9rcbe Srridmmlun9 ~ fnrm Sslat,
nobel or, ipie pet grp6bnliG Der Sall it, es niGt
Strsnb. bic aRvritaner Iddnpli6 gu idcGten. Gr
ricf tri CeIer 8clescnbeit aus ngBcnn irssnS
elmer bicer gtbeimen srrratterii6rn Sance bier H.
pann taB ibn aufiteben uuo Iein @eli6t 5sissn."
Nicmqno ltuno auf @rrBer SGfaa. pr. 9eeiS
erbclte liA wicper mc iaSte nSal renn sin
glmrrifaner in Der Stuts IT, 70 trsMe id ibm auf-
,ultr6en wie Elm Mann.'' Gs Itanr pisbrr ,is-
ntanb auf. @rifal. Die Sttcrtst sss SsrrT
g3eis mar trtn tti iGnf bis aufs b5titf sslissen,
uno ct fubr eeitcr fort unc la9tr: pStetet aus
itr Iauf9e, scttIUIe an6 mn6ritItSt @enIhen,
rcnn irssnb cinrr bft y 9sst atrr ltano stit
alter 6rr gang tanaldm I'M bintern 3teil fsr
Stutr auf une fiat Rem Sefrbl uS i'm leF
aufn gEsrauf stpri DrtttctIe rsr 9ansen Ser.
iammlung fh auf Die SctAe ma6S. Sr. gRsiS
Ica itsr raS mer,partrts JfciuItat 70 erfhrrder
Iein, bab CT rtdt in Stanee mar Icius Ssre rei|
ter fortSuireen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
5dl,n,ere llnFl6ae.

Gin sewiiIer Slider wtrSc In leBter gSuGr in
WAilabeipbil Dor ctncn atSerman eetra6t uhp
unter $500 8iirsIdaft aeltstIt, uuf bic Seidul-
bisuna. Gin junseS Maedcn Seranlabt Su hatcn,
ibrer Glten 5aus Su Scrlu6en M,p in Gin 8Crtstl
su srtrn. Die Sertsrssmuiter tft1rS SnllitutS
In Der Sunipsriha6s, no TA auBcrpcm nod mcby
Der artise @Gscl Srrfauhcn, hurre eEtnfas Der.
baItet unb untrr 8lrel6aft geIrlIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

gancfrtisbcr perbaftct.-Sn Der :, Serts
Gaunty Yrb" iintrn mir cine giiie BON t3 Sns
riytpuen, mrtfe wilrcnb prn Olonat gtpriI prrs
baftct unb Dor ben Olaspr grbra6t purrcn, ruts
percr wegen 9anetrriasrsi refr Grunfcnteit.-
Oas ,,SCmnal' bcmerft, baB Q BON pie1sn t3
9tuslGnprr waren unS es 1T plter wabrI6einlid,
bae ib AUDI DrutIde raruntrr brfanprn, nGml6
sun rrr Scrte, pie SaS 9atIifum init Sctteln
teldliscn nab na6brr paS Grrortrne in rer criten
trlen &nepr YrjubeGn. Sir iclds 1T niAtS trI'
ier ais frries 9cgS i'm iaurrn 9pfrI, irrilidb nm
fir Fur;r 3git t.--git. Srrtnhter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
$50 3uI,en.

Ginsm Srrrn g8amstfg, BON 9y6crrs, Stitas
bslpbia GauntY, tpurre am OicnRas Spr 3 gScs
den, als ct nit elmer 9abuns Sru rah rer Start
futr, BON sinisen tBisn Suter, bic auf Der StraBe
Iubtrten, bas Sru h, 8ranb 9cRsdt. Seu unb
@assn Srrbranntn, lnb MIN btr6 ben Seiitanr
sinissr binSueilrnbrn NSnuer, bic ben trsnnsnbrn
8asen umldrStsH, ipurtm bic 9Ierbe ssrrttrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
pfarrer Nreu,nlep.

Go t9ut unS imntrr prbl Srn pte1rm Srrrn (ei'
nsm prrpiacr ter in Grnns1ce cine 3eitun9 bcr'
auteitb 5u bErrn-ub cS fat unt ldrn lan3e
aerunrrrt mas cr prn Der Imrritdniifen Sr9a'
niiaticn bentt g8it tdtrn rs nun bier, unp ca
In in fur,rn gRorten NeS: ,,glusldnfcr unb SlSz
mild 6atbclil6e m6sct ale in ber Gutiee pcn
@merifanil6cr 5rsibeit flbren-- Gber Ole llmc'
riFaner niilEen trcibcn." r-s- ....H
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
Das Qian6rs Ojefrt, in Ofen.9Iprf.

Das siauSr>G GjrTcB sttn9 ant tRn Wai i'm
Gtaat Teuycrt in &ralt, unp bic ,,Srttune" BON,
2ten Jlai Iast: ,Sc weit mir irHcn frnntcr, 70
ipurbr scIcra tas 2iqitrs SerbctSs@eles nIft int
@erns1cn ecG4trt. Getrdnte wurbat Serfauft
ipie scip6tnfid, uhb nidEs feI Scr, welfeS am
finSistr bae ctn, gtrdnNrrunS in trn 0rIeBcn in
@r,ua auf fifIe SnGe ael6ab.n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
6ctSstet auf Scr eiicnbabn.

Gin 9cipi1r Swcn0rtSc a 4, Grnruttsur
duf cncm &ebIcn;ua, warp an pcrtcbten Dicns
lng Mcracn, sOr Gd9eSanbru6, auf scr Giien.
babn ID gettt1lm sstfpht, -incen, ais er opn
ieinsm 3u5 trnHEir iiirs. bic 9cccmrtiYe mt
5crtcr rinc0 oHttra 3ugc titcr bn fODr Gr bin
tsrIicb sine Jtm ,RuS tsiuN, rio in pettEslr
pcbncn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
0Iel,r 1id,t."

Ginb, tie g1crtr pifsnbare Gmerif a.
'nif6e SrsantIatipn, nidt BinrcArnb
TIM @le su i;arr,rissn, baB cine iulde 9artbe
nj DIT in SertinSlmg nit elmer aeb i'm { II
9artbei Iisbt g8rnn bas nidf binrcdenr III
---lc mag rin Sebsr l@ ,,mebr eiAtn Iu6en
trc er alautt tas CT ss finbsn fanh. .@4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
n1as oer Bti3 tl,ut.

Sn @tisgJrrf lebt einr Nlnbame be g., bic fir
$4,000 lisgenbes unp $l1 900 perIUnltGeS Gis
acntbum Saren te3dblt uno I'M @anjen $4,000
eianrt, iprlGt in ben Stroem bettstt uno in Der
sr6btsn gntte4runs utsa untrr erm Dade ibrrs
eiaentn 6aules irpbnt. 4, q, ,fr.r- a-.....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
Stimme fnr eae giauSrsBeich.

GS gilt wirflid NenI6cn unttr uns bic te-
'6auptsn bic glmerifansr bGttcn gang aaetn
has neue St1uSr-@deB pabirt-lnD pplcn rt
pcrltanren tabea bte DSmptratsn wdren alie bas
ge9en gsps|sn. Disle ndmlfdr Serrsa prr9eern
atrr botti INNER ras Iclt Su crtnnern, RAP tct
rrr lcbter Sibung per Geletgetung, pel6e gcfo
Tcfo mar, Gin ihsnses SquGr. @Clc5 paBirte unp
.Srn @cup. Si9trr unterIdrictrn wurre. 9Iu6
bitten e li6 ppbl pafr, ctipoS Su 1u9rn, tpic pic
le 2rto Scfc @eIeb9etm8rn in prn pcrI6!cpencn
Staaten, Iol6e @elcte paBirten. Slt Gin ipI6rs
Sttraorn rtrlid-ilt es replaS
gBaS bic Stimmc In unicrm Stoot auf bas ges
msnte @eleb antrtrift, 70 toten mir bic pffSiellrn
Tccumrnte trt rrr sano, um ;u Seigen, Rap mad,
Der Stdrte rcr 9artetrn in Der 0cIebgebung mebr
9ptrs rafiir ltimmtrn ais Gmertanrr. Sa mir
baten bic 9ptumente, I'M slt teipciGer, Rap jcnsr
Qrtisel, Selder jrbt bic 9tunpe Der 3ritunaen
madt, unb bsrrdnrt 1T ras Splt IRE gu Isten,
9GnSli6 falla 1T. SIN Srnat timmten
-s.. Sur bic Sill .....
2ofc 5rfcs Z &mrritaner 5; g8bi9S 3,--3us
Iammsn Is.
Gcach Sic Sill:
2pso Scfos s.; glnRritanm 6.-3uIammen 1 A.
5m Gaufc fur Die Sia
Gcfo SUtos IS; 9lmrritanrr 81; ggbi9e 81
3uIamntrn So.
Gcacn Sic Sin 4:
9ctc 5ctrs 8 amrrttaner 49, sSDiGs O.
3uIammen 30.
Gs lttnunten aIiu int @eiarnten
Snr sic Sill:
Qufc GUfrS %; merifanrr AZ Se9i8s G..
0cscn Die Sill
eofo 5citS 16; glatrrifanrr 25; gSb9S 2.
GS mug nun eI;cm icrrn fIar icin rab, nad Der
GAIL Der 0litslscrr rel SeriGiebtnrn p4rteten,
mcGr 2cfps. ais 9tmerifuner fir has 0e'B ge'
1tmmt 6aten. S8etprn bieeni9rn Gsttcren nc
ptcaridt mpiiirnp uuo Siclctft aud athStlltb
iErr 2sIcr bctrrgeu tatcn, nun elrli6 8eEus ietn,
tnCn bic ipnbre pffBieae 1batiaGe Sppule9en +?
9SplRn irbet."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

RS-Dis ousssNetntcn GHruwcrtsn anb 8cGs
miitIs ber torrrcn BntsrS, lei McntSomsrY, alas
Fama, fnp am srIen Mai burd' 5euer srriiStt
rcresn. @erluf rtpa 100000, SerF@erups
10000 5balr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
0rp3cs 6cfbdft.

Die orc &c Yirrre abminiittaticn 1T 0rScns
tpSrtls bnmit tel6Gftist ppfmciTer In ben t et'
mel StSSt6en ot;utbeu, ipril iie rds dmerifd'
r,iihe Gidet aclimmt taGrn. sBrl9 fIeine busi-
ness SSsld, cine S6anpe! g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
Ssaue= Wdubsrci.

Das S5rnRtr son Rem Santtoule Der Serrrn
Yferec unb NeIlcn In Cincinnati wtirre anr
taen Mai bes 8atbts rrtrphen, unp 5rriI4en
$500 bis 5000 baraus, oeIphln. .'a'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09
Ge ba 0otriot. t.
9lllentaun, ga. Mai 9. 1885.
Gin pabrer EauIsr.

Snr Owen 5riebridb fin9 In Ser Ifbten
Drunrrfas glaht in einem Strll9art. IN Der Yc9
Gd bel gisrp's 9ridr, cnen Slid, sewSbnllG
"9atS'' senannt, iprl6rr 20 3ca lang war, II
3pa Tim BEN 9rib map, unb pfunb mcg. SicS
IA Der srSBte Slid, Der grt ppn prm mir ie III uns
ferer Weafnp aebGrt batfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

p~"5dm." ."-Sn Rorb Carolina ica Der
"S6ul" CUR ssScurGrtiscn 3eit ielr SirIe giads
fciscr aetpinncn. = Sn hrm StGrt6rn Ql4lanb
batsn it6 unl6nsf III ciper g8r6e, bri 200 neur
MitsIirbfr uuter leinr 6abus tegetGt.. ..a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

BS-Dr "gleusrrt SeroIO' f6Sbt baB bic pier
Saupt' @uNbauIsr iener StaNt, iabrli& 81 70, 600
an ben Gjctrdrfen bic fr ssrtoufen, prcSttren.
Die grcfite trr 2tci, GloBe SGuicr, fhdtt Sr 'ut
s500,000 jSbrlih, tmO ben @rrtB Der dhbr-cn
5rintptibe auf SS,500000. "
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

o. Die MdBiStcitsfrsumrr pcn Serlin, gSif'
erniin, baben ant t7tm @pril @rus. Sdrfcw I'M
8ilbni6 Serbrannt, ireI er pas eiQuSrsG,rirs nit
Itinem Sstp trlrst Sat. r.. -.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

Bw-Gin Nann glantens SGtl6ecr, Scn SGts
nsis, tat nculid $4,000 S2apeWrlaB Spn eis
ner Canada 3csrlbabn Gpmpasne srboltcn, has
fir baB ibm rurd Na6lSbistsit, auf ibrer Sabn,
teise 8eine arbrrhen rurccn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

sS-Dis "priOrie COaiRNippD &cws" iOst
Sab hsr 70 Sm" bet Der tommsnotn gBabl rrn
en. Suitman, ptns 5ebl, 5um G'puorrr5r CT
r1Blrn piirte. .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

pann 0 d GbriRen p ltnb fS4is 70 ipns fir cine
Selctnung sa Sage gu teitrprm. Serp6 itre
@cpibeusbiee m6htrn mir bod fdr alle gsmter
IN Der 9Selt nidt baten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

1~"SGm. ."-Sci eincr neuliGen gSabl fir
S&dBucHsr in m@ieNtsicr Gaury, @a6a6uirtts,
bat Gam nit ciner 9rc6eu @rtrbfit sciir8t. .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

psrGinc Wlie glSes Serhe, BON gSague @u
atusurt,. rrticlt neuli6 $4,000 S6urenrriab rrr
apilRS Srllp, Iiir ben BruG tiuss G6CYsrIprrHens
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

pg-Gine Gitg saGs, ictI in rcr 5siirSe IN glcus
yrrt sstaut wrrecn, mb iwar BON Iarmuritriuen,
prl9e s2i590,000 fofm Iea.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

0J-gVa@ ciurln natlidtn 8rridt res StaotS
S&a5msilws, tstinbcn f4 nur ned $50 900
9selieInctrn i'm tlmlauf. .as
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

0-TOCus. 30 Gpt bot bic Sid, ben Gapts
tai Stcd brr gJcrt GauntY Sant ertS5mr, nut
Einsm GCtp teleSt.l /. H .t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-09

HGrDis Gbplsra but i9rs Gr&rnunJ w;rNcr
q ct. grtrtEr9 5tma6s. ID ..-r
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
slavery in Nebraska.

Now. that the South consider the question
of Slavery in. Kansas settled, and her DESTINY
fscd, R,cyfarf beginning to turn their atten
ton to the Southern portion of Nebraska
\ writer in the 81. Louis Republican. from
kcarney City, says that the information OF d
new State. cut OF the country south Of the
Platte, and the subject of Slavery was a
COOL deal d .scnssel fat thes,rccert sale q
lots] by the crowd; and avery decided major
ity were in favor Of having Southern and
Slave State of that portion which embraces
those rich lands, So peculiarly adapted to the
culture Of hemp, wheat, and Indian corn, and
where Save labor would be so productive
and profitable. White ourneyipg along the
Missouri we conrersed with MiSsourians, and
with those who liked in Southern Nebraska
and we found, to oursurprise, that they were
not satisfied with dividing the western Terri
tories, and takingthc better half for Slavery;
but having bcheid the fair ahd fertile prsiries
of the southern portion of Nebraska, thev
seem determined to secure possession of that
also, for Il Slave State. 4 proposition has
been started, and gained prominence at the
South, to take from Kansas and Nebraska
Territories, sufficient to make a third State.
If this is done, strong effort will be made
W Wit W II tt1La6S tlltltG. liClC
is little probability that they Will, by a
stretch Of generosity, leave the third for
the occupation of free settlers. Therefore, il
amy Of the Platte purchase, reserved by the
Missouri Compromise, is to be saved from the
everlasting disgrace of Slavery: it will be on
~ through the united, determined, and per
scvering efforts Of the North. 1t now re-
mains to be seen whether the good people
prize liberty SO much that they will seek by
every endeayor to perpetuate 1t. 1t has come
, to Il pass, that either Slavery or Freedom
must be driven to the wall We agree with
the Rochester Democrat, that those who coun.
sci Indifference encourage the aggrcssions o!
Slavery, and those who fear to endaneer the
rcpose of the Union now, by resisting the ap
proaches of the accursed institution, will, il
they succeed in lulling the North to sleep
only postpone the final contest which viii
have to be fought near cur own homesteads
the old battle-felds of Liberty being onct
more, as has been the case in other times, il
the changes Of the world, the scene of the
conflict of arms Now, as ever the price o
Liberty is eternal vigilance; for its foes ar,
sleeplcss and mscrutable. 4 Council Bluff
ChTonotvpe ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
4 Girl she, BY her Rrs,ser.

We have just learned the particulars OF =
most unfortunate affair that occurred near
RlAndinsyille some weeks since, 10 which a
lad about eight years old shot his sister With
. riGs, sans.ng death in few hours. Ii
secms that 4 Mr.. Bardit who vas wos king ir.
HE Geld, scnt his son to the hsuse for his
gun. The bay brought the gun to his father
and very soon returned to the hoase With it,
in coupany with a little sister. Before start
ing hack with the gun, Mr.. Bardie removed
de cap % shat no accident might occur. On
Als way to the house, the boy told his sister
thar he would put cap on and frishssn his
noshor By snapp,ns At her. When be arriv-
ID q the house he coacladed that il might
frishscn his mother ,eo badly and be turnsd
b ons Of his sisters, girl OF about sixteen,
No was near by, and playfnlly remarked
that - would shoot her. The gun was load
"a and the little fellow Instead Of merely
frightening her, lodged tho contents into her
lsft si1s, esasing almnss instant acath. Ma
ooah Easseprise, 10th.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
Csmphene Catastrophe Mother and Child Burn
cd L, Daath

most shocking occurrence traEspired ut
Michigan City las, Friday afternoon, by
which mother and her child Of four or five
wears, became victims Of The imprudent use
OF camphene or burning fluid.
The family Of Mr. Doyle, provision deal
" OF that place, had been in the habit of
starting fire in the store by pouring cam
phene upon the kind ngs and wood, and APP
plying match. Friday afternoon Mrs.
Doyle proceeded TO light FIRE in order TO
prepare supper, after hor usual custom, aud
having pac shavings and wood in the
stove, commenced pouring the fluid from
some vessel upon the fuel. Unhappily, and
unsupported by her, some live Goals had re-
Mnined in the stove from previous FIRE, and
the auid burst into flame, which. running
into the vessel in Mrs Doyie's hand, exploded
1t and covered her and her child, who stood
near, with its burning contents.
She caught up her child, and throwing il
into bed, cndeavor,d to cover i, up, and
then rushed cut doots for help. The neigh
bors who saw her describe the sight as most
appalling; the flames entirely envelopcd her,
and rose ten feet above her head. She wa,
finally wrapped in u carpet by one Of tbs
ncighbors and the fire extinguished, but no,
until she was horribly burned, and died that
night in the extreme agony. The child was
dreadful, burned, and died few hours af.
ter its mother. In view Of this and Other
mechanically accidents connected with the use
Of oamphene and burning fluid, will not the
public learn that they are as dangerous al
gHnpowdor.'-Chi Dem. Press.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
Snake Story Extraordinary Case of Fasclna

About two weeks since a little girl near
six years of age, named Cellista Hill, of Gil
manton Centre, WAS searching for berries in
the field, when her attention was arrested by
peculiar singing noise, and on looking up,
she perceived tive large black snakes, one Of
which was in an erect attitude and gazing
hxedly upon her, accompanying its vibrste-
~ motions by, as she says, ga most beautiful
singing" She 6rst attempted to run, but
found herself utterly incapable Of SO dong.
She then looked at the snake until she be.
came SO pleased with it, that she took it INTO
her lap, and held it until she thought i,
asleep, and then He'd to the house. For
number OF days she visited the snake, un.
knswn to her parents, who finally discovered
her feeding it with her hands. She eontinu-
cd feeding it regularly every day. becoming
more attached to it. until IL would wind it.
self abaat her arms and neck, and even take
food from her mouth. Finally she was pre-
vailed upon to place it in box on con ition
il should net b. hurt, and in that it is still
kept, except when being fed. Hundreds in
tho vicinity have been to see it, and it is the
opinion Of the medical men who have seen
her, that she is completely fascinated, and
shat the death Of the reptile would prove IA
tai to her. Her parents have had many tempt.
leg Offers to permit her to be taken about
and exhibited with the snake, hut, though
they are poor, they have ssnse enough to re-
fuse all such offers. The snake is over four
feet long.
We have the above from gentleman who
has visited the girl and received the facts
from her aud her parents, and OF course may
be relied on rs substantially correet.-N. II
Patriot, July Is.
The Manchester Mirror states that on Sun
day mssning last Mr.. Hill pursued and caugh,
the snsllost Of the two snakes-about four
feet long bringing il home, Gagged i, ia
sugar box. where tits now kept. Although
IL 10 vers fond Of the little girl, coilins
itssR about her neck, ,and going to sleep ir
her lap, il is sress to others of the family,
and rsfsses bod from their hands. The Mir
ssr says:
"T6e little girl was asked il she was not
frightened when shs fret saw The snakes. =
She said she WAS terribly frightened; and
when Asksd why she did not run, she said she
tried TO but could not, she also tried to
scream for her mother, but could net speak
word. The idea is that she was paraliz d
BY the magaesic power Of the snakes. The
6rst ti,nc, she remained with them very
loae sime-coald not tell how long. After
wasds daily che s,aid with them several
Aears, feeding them regularly. She SAYS
they liked swee, things the best, and that She
sscis three cakes Of maple sugar that h II
mother had laid away, and swee, gingerbread
Whenever she could, TO giscto them. The
big snake would drive the small one away
when foi, aud she cuff him several times,
and he returned the compliment by taking
her fingers INTO his mouth atm :, w;,n-
cat doing much harm. Consequently She
dos's Ike this snake as much as she does the
Other one, though he is gesaerally fond Of
hsr."