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Indiana American., 1855-03-02

re- THE LADIES REPOSITORY for
March is at hand. We like it better
than the February number, as that
did not reach us until we had got out
of patience. We can not admire the
taste of the editor however, in admit
ting Bro. Eddy's puff of Barnum'
The article is. readable enough, and
contains an occasional thrust at the
great swindler; but its effect viii be to
bring the book into notice, and the
reading Of the book viii render many
young man dissatisfied with homes
industry, and its slow reward.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

~ Cassius NJ. Clay. who in con-
nection with a couple Of other capi-
talists. started a Banking establishment
in Cindnnaii a few months since, has
withdrawn from the business, and the
house will be closed. He found that
under the operations Of the banking
law Of that State. il wsuldn't pay, un-
less conducted upon principles repug-
nant TO his views ofhonesty.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
Proclamation.

VyYYHEREAS, the extraordinary and unprc-
n N denteddcmand for thai invaluable prep
araiIon, WnIGHTsS PREMIUM Ca
THARION, has induced ensious persona 20
palm OF other articles similar In nanc and appear
ance, but absolutely worthless, which has a ten
deney 20 tnjure the reputation of The genuine
article, purchaser shouid be particular ask fer
"WfiGhts" Premium katharlon. and they may
reiy on receiving On article uncqualicd for iis
virtues for restoring dcca, cd head Of hair, for
cool, refreshing and delightful application duflpx
the hot weather. removing All di<aErccobls IN
satlons OF dizziness and headache. and fcf NE
toilet q has never had an equal for its phassnt
and delightful fnxrnnco.
fts thousands OF testimonials are a srfncicnt
guarantee for its completely restoring dccsyed
head OF hair ior removing all dnpdrua. fof rfe1
venting its falling Oh, whether from <icknes< q
disease; and entirely dispensing with the usc -
hair dyes, a. II cxcitos the secretion. produclng
supply Of iu natural pigment or coioflnk msi.er I,
giving the hair dark, glossy appearanec' win
iuxuflant growth.
For sale by every druggist Ia ths ely, and By
drugglsls and merchants nroue>'u' 'he en'"o
Stntes. @
liberal discount q. -~ho,ssale dcsiers-
Price IS Cent? perl otuc. -.
-rfTEk 4. WRIGHT 4 CO..
eii Market NJ, ihilslclphis.
Aron1ss--M. W. Halle. ,. W. Moody, BROOK
-~fNie; ID. ID. Dubois, faifneid. Wholcsffs
Agents, ALLkN q CO., Cincinnati, q.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

EE-In 1859, Mr.. Clarkson, who
was then editing a paper, said that
men might be fit for lawyers, school
teachers. and the counting-house, yet
be unfit for editors. Are we to un-
derstand by his ceasing to be an editor
and becoming lawyer. that he was
unable to sustain himself in the former
position. and that he falls back into
the ranks Of the lawyers, as a matter
Of necessity, as water seeks its level?
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
WarrisS.

On Sunday, Feb. e5th. Mr.. Isaac
La Rue to Miss Elizabeth Freeland.
On the 9sd ult., by Rev. j. Car
son, MIR. Amos Mullen Of Union CO.,
to Miss Rebecca Caroline Dubois of
Franklin County.
We commend Rev. j. Carson 10 the
young people who want to be well
married, for he always reports to ihe
printer.-ED.
On the l4th ult.. by Rev. 2. II.
Golladay, Mr.. Erastus T. Rittenfouse
to M. L. Schrayer, only daughsv Of
Joseph Schrayer, all Of Harrison, o.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

NEARLY Losr.-As Hon. L. r. A..
Jeter was bringing his Brahnas from
Spades Station, they escaped from
bis custody, and would have been lost
among the Dutch, had not an old Flu
sionis. made him acquainted with the
fact of their escape, in time to recover
them.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

EgIt will be seen by our legisla-
tive items that Mr.. Jeter took an ac-
tive part in the school question, the
day before he left with his Brahmas,
but that Know Nothing House tabled
his bill instanter. They ought at least
have had it printed. We have no
doubt his labor on that occasion rem
dered relaxation from severe toll, and
close confinement necessary.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
. The House has made arrange

ET The House has made arrange
ments to work. Last Friday they re-
solved to meet hereafter at half past
eight o'clock in the morning; at half
past one o'clock in the afternoon, and
during next week at seven o'clock in
the evening; and that no remarks on
any question shall be allowed for a
longer time than ten minutes.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
Msrs Mtntioa.

Es part ofthe report Of @. is
crowded out.
hS-Don't forget the Agricultural
meeting, tomorrow.
n5-Swigget is candidate for State
Printer, on the Non Fusion ticket.
DR.. Demming of Lafayette. died on
last saturday.
FSr 0twao Curry, Esq, formerly
ebitor ofthe Scioto Gazette, died at
Maysville, in Ohio on the 10Th inst.
ETSolomou Williams has returned
from Greencastle TO his farm near
Bloominggrove.
EF We ask no man to take our pa
per merely to supportit. If it is not
worth two dollars, to you, don't take
ii.
re- The Wheeling Intelligencer is
in favor of Mr.. Rives as the candidate
Of the Wing and and American par
ties for Governor of Virginia.
N Col. Gentry, of Tennessee has
issued short address to the people Of
his State announcing himself as can
didate for Governor.
Ev A bill passed the Senate on
the i6th, to pay "to certain Indians
full compensation for the loss of fseveral
slaves"
NC. F. Clarkson. Esq. has cast
his anchor in the yale, about ten feet
east Of his gate. 1t makes a good
hitching post.
wWLL s. PETERSON, who learn
ed his trade in our Office, leaves this
week to take charged Of the mechanical
department Of the New Western at
Cincinnati, and to act as co-editor.
H- Mr.. Smith G.. Van Buren, a
son Of the ex-President, was married
in New York, last week, to Mrs.
Eckford, daughter of the late Gabriel
Irving.
re- Mr.. w. Heron, a citizen Of
White Water Township, had two fine
horses stolen from the stable of Jesse
Bevis, eleven miles from Cincinnati,
one night last week.
RE- Country papers, such asthe Con-
ersvilIe Telegraph and Rushville Re-
publican, that will.copy our prospectus
shall be entitled to an exchange siz
months.
RE- Mr.. JErER, made speech or
the Madison Railroad question a few
weeks ago. The reporter does no
say which side he was on. Could'n
he tell from the drift Of his speech
E1- How are the mighty fallenl-
@. f. Clarkson, the former editor o
this paper, has become a lawyer
When a body begins to fall, there i
no telling what he will come tol
EgWe Connasville Times want
to know if any lives were lost in tn
burning of our hat. We don't won
der at this, as people are apt to b
talking about what is running in, thei
heads.
OF We wish to receive proposal
for building frame house. to be fin
ished, out and out, by the contractor
by the first of September. For par
ticulars call at this Office.
TT When an old bachelors Ca
nary bird dies, he may be expected +
be looking after another companio
soon. A body must feel dreadful lone
ly in that third story, without either
bird or wife.
| EWe had a call from ous en-
terprising friend w. +. Gebheart, man
uiasturer Of the celebrated Hathawa
cooking stoves at Connersville. Hi
morals seem 10 have been but little col
rupted by being under swiggett sever
al months.
HWeomited the Legislative Item
last week, not because the Legislator
was doing nothing, but because the
are finishing nothing. The Ban
question is yet undecided. A gres
many small yet important amendment
have been made to various laws, bu
they can not be understood withor
publishing the entire laws. One
these is in relation to lotteries, whic
is very stringent.
; .
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

ETHon. +. r. A. Jeier brought
with him, last week, beautiful pair
Of Bruhmas. How hard he tries to be
great mani He thinks he will be
equal to the editor. now.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

EE The Bill chartering State
Bank passed the Senate last Saturday,
by vote Of "a to 2e. Mr.. M'Cleery
voted against Il. That Is right.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

AccrpEsr.--A wagon was thrown
from the canal bridge. on the Blue
Creek road, last Sunday. by the horses
becoming frightened. A man and a
woman were badly hurt. The bridge
is in bad repair.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

The New York House OF Represen-
atives has passed a stringent prohibi.
tory liquor law by vote sixty-six
yeas to twenty-eight nays.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
aisS

At Laurel, at the residence of his
son-in-law, ]. L. Winship, on the q5
of February. RILEY WooDwoRrH. an
old and highly esteemed citizen Of this
county. He was in the 7sd year Of
his age, and had been citizen OF this
county more than 40 years. He had
gone to Laurel, some three weeks ago.
in hopes of improving his health,
which had been failing for some
months. but the disease assumed a new
form and terminated his existence last
Saturday. He leaves a widow and
ten children. His children are all
married and widely scattered.
FEB. lst., at her residence in
Mechanicsburgh, Decatur county, In
diana, Sarah Kerby, consort Of Jos.
Kerby, in the sixty-sixth year Of her
age.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
Since ,hen. ihe States Of Massachus.

cluCc tutHf tut htoteo VI .&ss@s~~s~~
etts, Vermont, Rode Island, Con-
necticut, Michigan, Wisconsin. Illinois
and Indiana hayd passed Prohibitory
laws-all based on the act of Maine,
but some Of them surprising il in
stringency and effectiveness. In New
Hampshire, two successive Houses
have declared for Prohibition, but the
Senate Of that State is so elected as to
be..usually the merest tool Of the cen
tral oligarchy. and has thrown out the
bill. This year, il we do not misread
the signs Of The times. the case win be
bravely altered. NewJersey, after re-
peated trials. has at length carried a
similar bill through the more popular
branch Of her Legislature--its fate in
the upper house remains to be decided.
Pennsylvania barely failed to pass an
act Of Ike import, and on appealto the
people. a small majority was cast
against it--cast by the farmers Of the
less intelligent counties, who feared
that their market for Hops, Barley,
rye, &C., would be destroyed by Prohi-
bition. Delawareis understood TO have
last fall chosen q Legislature favorable
to the principle. In Maryland. Bald-
more City chose . full Prohibition tick
ct at the last Legislative election, and a
bill fashioned upon the Maine Law
was with difficulty defeated last winter
Virginia and the Southern States are
agintaied by tide premonitions of Anti
Liquor laws, and acts considerable re-
stricting the traffic have been carried
in Mississippi and Texas. Ohio
though her Corn, her Grapes, hel
small grains are largely and proftably
absorbed in the'manuiacture of Whisk
ey. Wine and Lager Beer, has yet pas
sed an act forbiding the sale Of Distill
ed Liquors as beverage, and is be
ginning to enforce il, under the impetus
Of a decision Of her Supreme Cour
affirming its constitutionality. lows
may be confidently expected to d.
better than this unler the impulse 0
her Republican victory and her TEN
perance Governor Oregon for som'
years upheld feeble Prohibitory Law
but the influx Of immigration and tn
interest Of party Democracy at lengtl
broke 1t down. In Minnesota q Pre-
hibitory net was passed and went int
operation. but u s. Territori'
Judge broke Il down, resting his deci'
ion on the fact that II 1.-THE act, not h
Modification Of it) had been snbmitte
to and approved BY the People' l
Tennessee and Kentucky. the initiator
skirmish on The question Of Prohib
sion took place at their last Legislasi'
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

kEHon. +. r. A. Jeter came home
last Saturday, TO see his wife and little
oaes.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

Our Prohibitory Law.

Ii will be seen BY our Legislative
items that Cyrus K. Drew, an inoor-
rigible liquor seller, who represents
vanderbnrg county in the senate, has
introduced a bin to suspend the op-
erations Of the prohibItory law. OF
course it viii pass the senate, and Of
course it win not pass the house We
regard that law as fixed fact for at
least two years. and then, il ii is in
operative or unconstitutional in any
feature il viii be amended and made
more stringent. 1T NEVER WILL
BE REPEALED. As to the efforts
made to proved for resisting il, they
will all terminate as did the $4,000
contributionin Cincinnati. for that pur-
pose. HwiH not Be resisted. There
are not twenty men in this county so
foolish as to try it.
The history Of prohibition is an IN
teresting one.
Four years have not elapsed since
the Legislature Of Maine. yielding to
the reiterated and urgent representa-
lions Of Neal Dow, passed the first act
Of complete Prohibition of all Traffic
in intoxicating Beverages overincribed
on an American statute-book. We
believe similar act had been framed
and passed thorugh both Houses in
Maine at the preceding sesisoo; Gov
ernor's signature was withheld, and
the bill there by nulli6ed. The ori.
ginal Maine, Law. passed in June, II We
mistake not, to take effect on the lst o.
August, 1851.
The tidings that the Liquor Traffic
had thus been outlawedin Maine was
received by the Press generally with
indifference or derision. There were
few Editors. apparently. who believed
that the act would or should be sus
tained. Out Of more than three thou
sand periodicals than published within
the limits Of the Union, certainly les
than one hundred approved prompt!
and heartily the act Of Maine; ant
when, sometime after it thad taken ef
feet, Neal Dow was run out OF tn
Office of Mayor Of Portland, thenews
paper graduation was general and un
bounded.
s Yet thousands waited in silence
with anxious yet hopeful hearts tn
early advices from Maine as to tn
working of the Prohibitory Act; ant
when they were assured that il cou4
be and scas enforced-that Crime ans
Pauperism were both diminished b.
its operation; that outrage were les
frequent. life and property more safe
than they had been-they thanked
Goo and took courage. resolving tha
the example of the pioneer Prohibi
ton state.'should be generally imitat
al
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
Gin alter ur6pper,

gtamsnS 9umau 0itb, rer ais Sunpidaftrr I'M
&riesr prn 1912 sesen bic Gn9Idnber picntt, in
rrr S6ta6t pen williamsburg, Stcr Canada,
pcrmunrrt wurpe unO pafir cine gsnFcn prn Der
amrrtaniibcn 8caicrung erbdtt, tat 3 MleiIen
prn Hatcrtopn. gBScouiin, feline Sallen auf9rs
itelt unO in pirism Sertit 26i Nri6uSratten unc
20 Nlintt asfangen. Sir tie Seize ter grifercn
trtG.t or 10 Gents per Stit, unp fir bic 0cBte'
rrn 81 per Stiif. Der ate SrjrJcr bat auf rie'
it Art lcne 9cnitcn nl;t9crranrt, cn sanS 8utes
Gintommen. Nrueynin9S it er auf rrn Otter
fanl aus1e;r1er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
nauocr tlIaufr in Sd,leiTcn

Sm SrGblnBe 1854 erI4enen plUBIth etns lIi,'
aeberre Wfengc TelDm1ule ccn unbrfanntrr Nrt jur
GrntcScit niltcten lie iA aud in bic Sdleurrn rtn.
Sn Selpern unp SdruErn tlietCn lte tis Gbriltthg,
wprauf lie nit Gintrtt 9rGBrrcn S6rccs cten 70
pIGBIiA, pie lte gefcmnlcn, orritbwanren. Sen
o1 an, Sei9trn lie lih nidt mebr, uno Die 5eleer
iiao in pieiem SIbre 10 frei ppn MIulcn, ais ie
i'm vprgen SABRE BON ptnisIten wtmmrltcn. Se'
ionpcrs mertwlrpig babel ut, pnB ;uItcih aud pic
rnbeml6sn 6elp' uno Sautmduie, ia IpBdr bic
Rattrn, nit ben ircmpCn 0iicn perItw1npcn.-
Die Vsute mutbmNBcn, e Ieicn alle Vcn ben frcm'
Den MluIen rrrridtGt mrrpm. GtCie frempcn
WGule paren flCiner nls JtIttcn, atCr 9lbgcr ais
1rrGbntide 6elpmGuie FER 9tImpT plr linBIidt,
pdS ScQ ihmugi4s 4strduR. Der ScrT 9rrB. ris Nu.
sn bcrYCrltsDenp, rie SErCn 9rrB, mrtt SrtHnrt
lno SleprrmauCpbrfn dknelrp, bic 6ube tur1 unp
ihduielmts rrr SGmanl unprrbGItmBmaBI turj.
l8rnn iie NGter 9ruten (tpGS mlntmaI nit alien
Sisrsn 9clnlt), warfrn iie lie berIuSsc9ratrne
Grre wst buter iid. Sie froGm Naes unp trH'
lrn liA cute SprlGtbe fir BEN gDintcr Gin; man
fInp in tbren HDdrm &Urner, SanSe Nebrrn, aus
ssbiIs'te Grbirn lpwCbl ais pole Shcten u. I. 10.
Ia Olen9e. gln NlcCfclpern mar telcneCrS leut'
lid gu iebcn, ME pcrberrcnp riCIe 9tlSer wlrrn.
I'm 9reben Strlrn naren be Slerbiupter atscs
frclsn, ais pb cine Srrrre S6aafr rardtrr 9etris'
rrn wprten wdre. gGotn pirle frrmrn Mduie
seratAen linc, ne 6 man chen 10 weniS, ale wcttr
c aetcmmen ouf writ unr brett bort man iCet
nldtS prn lbnen. Sic b0tten rur rtipa ;wst reut'
ltc NuarratmrIlm in Der llmgcsrnp pen Spbrns
mlutb ciugrnrmmen. 6cIrr mp N1tne m1ren
Vpn ibncn we uuternnirt. 3u tru BanOrs9tat'
ten tlnn man ic nlft ;iblrn renn tteie linc grB'
ber ais uniere Sausrattsn. Dasrgcn 9'citsn Te
ren nUmapilirenrrn 9tltten, prn penCn Sumbcct
r;Gplt. DAP lie i'm Sabre 1907 in &aian unp i'm
aiilhIdrn JtuBlanp riGencn mp prn pd weter
nah SGstrn SoScn. gtI4 SedcmstY Bate Su slns
Jung pcS pOrigsn Sabrbunrrrts bic 0r9rnp Spn
OImig rinrn GtnliGen Srluh erbalten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
RrnGbaftes Ilnalii4.

SpSt In Der 9indt Spm DcnnTiid9 Dor att
laeen ereisnstt lit Gin erntbaftes llnsltid in benz
@lIenGabn Iepot an Der Gds Der gIften uno
Rartt StraBen in 9bilapelpbia, peItes rrabr'
Ideinli& cine t5rtIids SUlse taten riro. Or.
8late prn Goatesptde, Gbcfr Gauntp, trat in
pasDrppt elm, um wcitiif ,u reiien, ais bas l6wre
ltpr, weldcS tepm Scffncn alsitipie Gin 8lhSel
binauf1Scgen rirO, teulnter firl uno Gn ouf ben
&opf traf pOpurt er IHpsr tsi6aoi9t ruros. er
mlrre in Elm tenaGtartes Srtel 9rtra9en. no tbm
me0rcre ars!e Salfe letaetsn. Or. Slafe BAT elm
9Beib unb mtGrerr sinner. Gin Icl6cS Gbcr 1T et"
ne grfibrIide Safe, unp fam i'csr3eit burA 3u'
fall pper Nl4ISFateit berunterfalrn, ipcpurA o..
tsrS Saufen BON @enI9en etnrm d9nIi4en un9Itd
ausaeiebt iin0.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
&crauI,unl.

Srdu SGGifer, ron COLUMBIA, 0anrater Gam'
tg, wurce Urr ciniSen Gagen unter etmas icnNerf
barren llmRdnrm I'M ttr prrtmcnnie terautt,
pcl6rs cine tleine Suninte 0sIpes entbelt. Sic
mar eten aus ben GiirntaBnpascn 9eitiesen'unN
beI4Gfti9rt mad ibrem G'spit gu feben, ais cine
yricn, pel6e lie crtanntc, oaB iie in benz gBa9en
neten iGr seic7en batte, ibr Elm Srtn ltrltr, 70
rab fc 3u Scpen fel. um i'm 5alIn entwrnoetr
iit iGr baS YOrtmannae pon ibrer psricn. Die
Grdbet, pomit bic 8autcrc9 Srrutt wurte, f4eint
an,uprutcn, Rap bic 6bat ppn rinrm Dirb Seriibt
watpe, Der nod nerfalren in irintm 0Gi5dfts
IN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
OluIerifaniSnlus.

Das gl6any 8rsifer Idgt bas 8eiultottsr
ltbten g1atl in Nnp 2crf bat Gduiente IN unIrre
8ei9m scbro6t, bic lrdbr niht ,u unS' 9cbtrt'n.
Tie &erIammlunsen Der 2|mcritancr wmmrln BON
ueuru Witslirbcrn. rSbrrnp RE aten unc lauwar'
men nit neucm W tbc telrslt iinc. Son allen
Sbrlsn res Stdats pernrbmsn mir rie frcbe Rum
BE- unp feline Ydrthcp butte ie 5uocr iUl6e 9iinlti'
0e gtuStdtm auf gnfrts aebatt ais bic @nlrrita'
nil6e. 9lacs bisiss sibt 3eu8niB BON rem 3u'
traucn. rccl6rs in bic Slnplm9Sweie rrr ameris
tant6en 0artGei sriett ptrp, pap iie nGmltt rtr
telien SnterrlIn pss SOIts I'M Nu9emeinsn tsf0r'
bern rrp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
2lnaelcacn,citen in Kanias.

Cine DrpeiGr Ucn Ct. 9outs. patrt December
10. melpct cd6 Die Strcitateiten 5u 2aprence be-
iritiAt nprrrn Itsu. copmG paB has SpIf prr'
Iprp6rn bat, rtr uttrrtrrttcr ausiuefern. ben 9r'
icBtn bes 3rrrtrriums 0ebcrIam ;u Ietitcr. ben
Opusgrn6r ais lpthtn an;uc,tenurn, mo iia in
,3utunit ais cin 9eiesuntrtbanise5 Solf Su tetra'
gen. SabsIts Uerweisert es ater iene GswrbrC
auf,uaetrn. Die WiBcuri SaajeS faO wtsrr
mad SauIe aereGt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
NJ 0rffbc rid tc.
Nrpife in ytuentauu am Dierifao.
Alarhtbrribte uua anOsrn StlOtrn.

vel bts US 0 70
pbilaoelpbia .-gDsisen trtnst sl.90 bio
202-3 5000 SuIhsl purpen rrrtduit an So tiS
2,l2 per 9uI6sI. 8cssrn mar penia i'm MaIft
-Yrciie prn LOG bis l,lS-peIidtrm GItrs
96 nrurs 20 Gents .-5aier. 43 bis IA 9mtS
PR Saidd. HinrIeiiA ptn $50 bic 1880
per 100 0ewht.
t1eu,9orr. Die MeGtrrrls rtras asfun.
fen. s8,25 tiS 9.37 paS Sdrrsl 6laurr--ic
mad rer Gate -gGriSen troats 50 -11sllG'
form 81 Gsuts per SuI6d.
Baltimore. -Seps gtrt Nrbl sr1untcn.-
Die Yrriie pen 8spaipr etCn fsn YEilGrCIFbiGr
;iemlitb gIett.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
surd,tbarer d1rFan in 5ieilicn.

Gm STEM Ucrjsm @onats pttbste Elm iur6t'
tarer Srtan in Der llmarscno bon Nteiiind, in
Sicilien. rstfw game Stdpte ,erR5rte. tsatsitst
pcn enem tetrIttlidm Gertuit Son WsnIdenle
zen, uno Der gnblf fir 30 Meilcn i'm llmtrce
non Mrninl tcrum icG aub.rt trauri2 Tein. Die
Gitrrnens0irtcn unO Der 9rtBts Gbel Der Sprn'
miiAlen mureen ,CrilGrt uno weaacIhmcmmt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
6eu,iiJcussl1oruilrfe.

Der SrcrctSr Der Scr. ct. S6abtdmmer bat
tiir;liG Die giadridt rmpflnaen, bas irSenp eins
pcn tbrem gcipiFen teunrnbiste YeriUn lei esm
Gjrbdlfsi6asmeiter in gieuYcrf, rbne iGren 9la'
men aniuscsetcn. 40 Sbaer su ienem Grecit cr'
ppnirt babe, rsthe Sunmc Dem Ser. StIaten
3cQs Trpartcmcnt ;ufcmmr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
sc q 0 + / b t

~ " w w
prb birrrnit sssetsn an bic Grbrr, Grrsitcrrn unb
ale psjeniscn, welGe irtereBirt linp in ben Sers
mSgen unp Den Sintrrlalenlhaften fcIssnper In
Seha Gauntp, Yertprtenm IsriCncn, ndmli6:
Die 8eanunS ppn SObh gIppsI, Guardian ron
9ipbrrt 2sSan.
Die 8c6nuna BON Sufanna SrIer, asminl.
Itratrir prS periiorbensn Sctias SelIer.
Die Str6nuns pOn SUhn gUf, Guardian ron
Watilpa 9auman.
Die @eanuns oOn SoHn Eeter, Guardian spn
Wary geter.
Die 8eanuns srn Ietr Gstsrt, Omen Set
tsrt unp Oaoip M. Stitler, NpminiliratCren ets
psrltCrtrnrn SUbn Seibert.
Die Hs6nung ron 9rter MtIcr gbmtnitratrr
Der Scrltrrbrnrn Suianna Mlrr.
Die Str6nuns ppn 98iliam Sct, e'ner Der ab'
miniitrarren pcS psrItorbenrn Samurl 2eb.
Gie He6nung BON GbarIeS uno Scirpb gDitt'
man, apminillratrrrn rss prrprbCnen 9eter Snep'
ptEy.
Die ReGnuns rrn StrpNsn 9adman, gmcs
9tatcnclp, paul 8rum unp gSiuiam 8raub, Ap'
miniItratprrn pcs pGrltprtCnen Daniel ShnCloir.
Iie Nednung pen gCpna Seibert une eept
gGaIbsrt, Gpminl lratprsn bee perltcrbenrn Gauio
Ssitnt
Die 2ednuns stn Strpttn 5artman II. GHdr'
les Sdrtman, Grscutprrn res peritprtsusn anrres
as S1rtnlan.
Tie 9sGnuns Bon q. G. @rstt, gemini'
ilratrr tss sniirrtensn gnrWas RuUfei, IL.
Die Jtednuns pUn 9suben 6auii, Armintlira'
ter pcn g9illiam 8. 8cdb.
Die 9trhnun9 ron gdrCn pter, Grminilras
tor tcr prritrrtcnsn SaeCb Deter.
Gie 8etuunS prn Scmq .. gSeaSsr une u.
Beaprr, &rmniTatCren bee rerICrbsnsn Ssrr9e
8edprr.
Die 8rdnun9 sen Glja Daniel, ISmtntitga'
trir reS Ueritrrbcnm Samuel DaniFl.
Die Rtdnuns pcn Salcmpn y. grrd, Genit'
ntlratrr pre pritUrteren Nl6arl gdrr.
Die Srtnun9 pcn Gaelp Stud unp 3brmaS
SlCiIer, Greeutprrn rEE perIcrtenen Srbn 9anrrr.
Soli rit @rttucrIn uno Aomlnlltra,crsu Der btlo9s
tin otntGralIlnlhaIttn unc @uarttans thrE Rshnun-
alu ,nrEr 8rs,trotrrs: Amt6tupr in AuInann. IN ,no
fur Stba @atInm, etn9stra9cn hobn-msicbs &'hs
uun9tn rsm 4fo,itn9Ertcbt prn tcla9nm eauntr. 3ur
9iltdtiyun9 pcr9tt9t mirrrn lrIlrn, I'M Grnrbaustn
bt|aattr Stoct auf OtGhila9s bsn l5Hn Sanuar
1856, UNI 10 llbr &crmitto9f. "
Samuel 9plper, 8feiirirrr.
aacutaun. OstCmttr 5. nbbe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
6cfrh een OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

9cY ccm fiir,li6rn Iermn Der Scrcintatc St1a'
TEN Circuit Court fir GGpes.Gylano. rrtannte bic
Court zen G'runblab an, ca6 mad Dem 1cce cncr
&inbestinres pbnr Scitdmrnt. Iein Urrbpatrr bos
cttertite 8umSsen rrtrn pro. int Sor;us Dor
O3dmrn unb Glnten, ioaar wsnn bas SermT9sn
bur6 Den srrbmittsrti6n 3rria, ole @attin pss
G;rpEu1tPrS in bic Tdrile oefcmmcn in.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
Gin ncliSr t1un,iu8.

@ricfe Srn 9tom mtlpen, bab Der G6rr. Serr
Inltrt, pciIrn Nlmen wccrrbcit gcnannt wcrrtn
1T, ais wabrIhcinlid 3u e'nrm tobcn seilIiten
Nmte in Der rSmii6 fatboliifen &irdr in Gna
LAMB crErtsn gu rcrocn. Yon Dem 9Ntit crnannt
wcrren iet. iiA nl6 NmcrifI su traetcn, UNI si
niss 9tnseIeasnbeiten ;piIdsn ben SiI6rfen rjrS.
isjt5 ors Scrans uno Dem SetIiscn Stubl gu
IhGdten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
Sat Gin t1Icrfmal bintcrIaIIen.

Glen gmcrp, wrlhr cruntcn i'm Siipen ipcGnt,
marnct ale MGpdrn, nitte NIT ibrem papcn &C.
lauirncn Gbcmann 0asip Su tbun Su batrn.-
Se slaubt, CT t6nns Irtt srflnnt wrrreu neil mic
lie il9t, ,,Tapip cite S6maue an Der NaIs bat,
NO tb ibn ;rrfrabt bdte.n