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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

By Auditors Report will be the taxable the Territory has
increased within the last In 1854 amounted to s5 osa2s being
the Territory will lie the
port o the Treasurer, to which respectfully referred
proper your
reo.should be allowed this of civilization and humanity
prison of his debtor possible contingency for fraud whereof he
found guilty by the judgment of his No contingency jw
justify this badge of barEarou remaining statute books
cep 70 the
suspension bridge Mississippi
h worthy the commenaton and reflects credit the
enerprg people St. Anthony and Minneapolis 1t about completed and
gives span the Great Father
enrmg projectors this work justly entitled to the hearty thanks of the
people of Minnesota.
Since your session. President of proclamation for
Minneapolis district; grants of
Congress for railroad the suspended but
of In this connection recommendation that the
the United States earnestly the settlers Smelling
valuable and know do estimate
expended thousand dollars
hope that they would compelled
pecuato Nor this ALL the mn
Territory sprung this that Minnesota
that supposed
has produced by the actual expenditure of the peoples labor
the uITog
valuable than Others out Of the above
cornce with of the just policy our Government that she should hold
the people, constituent
money improve the adjacent lands opening building villages
erecting churches school and improving the enormously
let the be open
pioneer The Government should upon
principle public their speedy
improve hesitation saying
tract Of land without occupying improving but holds until other
which is for him by the industry Others"
Although in questions public
Of the but feel deep ue
Within the have agae
combinations formed for political that
dectonto the nations destiny At distant day. the people Minnesota will
the erhood of States which
events Heretofore Government has been
oppressed The Republic
they could enjoy inein privileges guaranteed
Constitution of woppg God
Yet organization has been formed for political
throughout the United States and extending to the Territory which
shoull mysy-whh oath bomleran
dangerous only because fuses with all the im and factions
pocrcs all who happen the Rhine
might WE'LL expected prescribe the
shine Oriental world
speaking of such organization for such political feel that the
such influences silently the
Eheraons in these Legislative Halls
will cordially with all
the development of the of Territory.
congratulate ourselves
liberty equality being and ndy felt day having
the happiness that
holding the Nations helm who faithfully
him. unsurpassed
With
diplomatic ability
national avoided all Intervention the struggles European
we ar American Citizens
w. A. GORMAN.
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fusuramrc.
ST PAIL MUTUAL INSURA nee co.
Capital Stock $5O,OOO.

CIR .1.TI. INITIAL. INSlJRA NOE co.
1,anitaI Stock $4,000.
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
ALEX. WILKlN, President.
w P MuRRAy Vice Presidents;
Cropcr w FARRINGToN Secretary;
q II p.pxrp Treasurer
w NOW ,ronorsJ tn iS-ua Cash or Mutual Policies, at
~ 49, r. ra,a. az nremiuYn as anv other responsible
40 law la'' ~ " f 49, '
'P' MANN an ,,,,crops
boAhD VI
Franklin Steeie, hieNa"dtr namsoS'
Chas W. Borup, alexander w ilh"'
Chas H. Parker, Henry M. flce,
Chas d. Fillmore, Wliiam II. hMes,
Levi Sloan, Wiiiiam l.. murray,
.T NJ Es;diesv
n n o"', az. .,hS, ,ro., in Tho roop, formerly
ma h ,be Tarr;,oor;ai SECRETARY
oeCuPleu u. 10 ~ A51v
rcDru',l }. ,ooI 49, :. - - . = :. - =,
MUTAO L. LII ElNSC NAME OOMfANh
OF NEW 1OHhs
OFFICE lll, BROADWAY, lRlNlTY BUILDING.
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND: FEBRUARY j. looo
$S,O1S,775 Vi
ITNHIS Company has now established tselI on sucn
L firm basis that II can oner 10 nose uestihs an III
vesment their lives greatest o all deslderatuns
in life Insurance. VIZ Iul anu periect security. us MS
Tory Is Amos, ~ no. ia, in ,ars "a ;,h,
n n;,.I a~nen it, receinis fnr nremiun,s IL no..
c".i cash anita, which is ssinvescJ in HomI
~ \. - - - ID III C.,,,., nrnc;nou,, In III ,;.:a-
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Esl1EWSEERsS ADDITION.
no those wishing lots for licences this addition pre-
scnts great Inducements Terms, one fourth down,
the balance time to suit purchasers. Maps of lots
and prices to be at office.
NEWELL & TOMPKINS,
Agents for prOpretOrs.
On Third st. opposite Mayo Co.
Nov 22-df
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" ElLt VI ClOlH. Natmans ORA Paper. all
sizes Mathematical Instruments Architectural
Works, &c For sale low at COMES.
Franklin BE store. near The American House.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AMI 20
NESTlC DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS, YANKEE NOTIONS &c. &c,
No. 134 Nam Street, Galna, Illinois.
\NE have just opened the largest and most extern
w sIve stock of Foreign and American Dry Good
cage and ST. Louis prices, and less than
sold IN this market. Our facilities for purcf .sne
such that we are enabled to get goods low
they can be bought by the largest houses We
are buy ing our American Goods direct from the manu-
facturefs, and being connected with house in New
CORK, and one Of the firm constantly in the market
shall at all times have full stock and at the lowest
market prices We offer bats, but our customers
can depend at all times upon buying goods of Il
small advance from cost and transportation, and
find in stock every variety and sly OF goods suited
to the market. Merchants who have Teen in the habit
of visiting the cities, st. Louis, and Chicago
may depend upon finding large stock and at as low
prices as an be found elsewhere.
Weask EXAMINATION Of our stock before ooin
east. &c. AZ
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w. 4. GORMAN.
st. 39aul gDn'ts,
CHIIDREN'S BOOKS

CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
4 LARGE variety for the Holidays, at
n dee - DIV COMBS Franklin Bookstore
Il NEW YEARS GIFTS
NARD Cases Port Monnaics Tablets, Chess Men, Cold
" Pens and Work Boxes at
dee %. COMBS Frarllin bookstore
10000 VOLUMES
NOVELS and Cheap Publications, among which can
sep7 COMES BOOK STORE.
VALENTINES! VALE NIsNE&!
ItOMS is on hand as usual with thc Llrrcst nd most
~ complete stock of Valentines in Minnesota Call and
at the Franklin Book near the American House
nov29tf
4. & w. SCEsOsTs:NEEsS.
LAND AGENTS AND nEHl.EEl IN FfN, ESTATE.
TWILL give particular attention the selling of Real
w Estate OF all descriptions, both in the city and in
the country. All business entrusted to them viii meet
Office, on st. Anthony street in the building known
Holland Place.
Saint Paul Sept L. 1851. eIpI G.
GET BOOKS tOrs 1855.
w M. DAHL has the largest and BEST selected
w stock oft'iit Books for The approaching HOLIDAYS
in the city For sale cheap for ca>h.
Nov. 30, 1854. nov3Odtf
70 ENGINEERS AND DEtAsTs.ss'rSyEEH.
" LlltM CLOTH. Watman's Drawing Paper. all
Y sizes Mathematical instruments, Architectural
W orks, &c For sale low at COMBS.
Franklin Bookstore, near The American House.
Ia Rye House Plot; Ticonderou::
and many other of the latest works st received by
press and or sale by VIM. DAHL
GOLD PENS.
FINE assortment Just received of Picquct's supc-
IA riOr Gold Pens. Persons desiring a good article
can be accommodated at nov elf COMBS Bookstore
CABINET VAREROOMS.
AL WAYS on hand, made to order, SOFAS. EAHi
CHAIRS DlVANS, WILLOW WAGGON
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
of every Description.
Also few METALLIC COFFINS.a superior art. :
TO buy second hand furniture, is too
SEfNtf9s much ike buy ing second hand gar
El4e2z,.My444A ments. We take it for granted, that
- the people of our Territory, would
rather prefer to have their Chairs Wassands bureaus
and tables made to order, and expressly fer their own
use; although old furniture might be bought for mo
ney. Then we think our people would rather havearti
cles made of timber that here the Terrific
ry manufactured by mechanics, who have cast
their lot in Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We will make promptly to order whatever articles of
furniture may be wanted Gf have not what is desir
ed hand) and will warrant goods better and all
things considered cheaper, than they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended to.
STEES l. HUNT,
Manufacturers OF Cabinet Ware and Furniture Third
street, St. Paul.
ST. Paul, June g. 1853.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
From the Newspaper Agency of S. M. Pettengill 4
Co., ll9 Nassau St. n. Y, and 10 St. Thomas
street. Boston.
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p CHoUTEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE.
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
LII II..I.

uDROPRlETORS of st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
IL will keep on hand IA full supply of merchant bar
boiler plate, sheet iron and nails at
their establishment, from the of the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in AN
iron store, which they invite the couury
merchants.
uWarehouse, No. 1919, Second street, St Louis-z1n
CIIAS. w. BORUP,
May g. 1S51.-3-tf Agent ut St Paul.
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ATLANTA MONEY!

4 lENANnER REl will take any quantity Of hTIANT,
n BANK BILLS in payment Cor old debts ami will re
ce'e II 10 any amount for current sales at his warehouse
Lower Leyec. Nov. -, 1851.
nOv24tI AIEXANnLD
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YINE Manager the saint Paul pleas
ure in informing the citizens of ST Paul and it Nicin
ty that he has opened his in the Empire Block, for
the reccpti, OF gentlemen wishing TO indulge in TIE health
restoring exercise afforded by gynna,tic sports To all
those suffering from want ofa fully developed mu~cnl'
structure, gymnastic exercises peculiarly a5aitcd
a vigorous and healthy tone To the ply steal
Exercise. together with pure air and cold wateriu
dciosy ed in the manner prescribed, cannot fail i'm
making the most weakly stron" and robust.
Mr. Manchester has been At considerable expense il,
fitting room for the purpose above named hoc,
to receive share OF public patronage in his line ln 81
:. l.. MANCHE STIR N,no,or
st. Paul. Nov q 1854 diff
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DIARY'S FOR 1865.
4 LII sizes and prices, for sale cheap by
n Nov. 80, l854-dtf DAHL
ElN, by the pint or barrel, for sale by
" Nov. z, ls54-dtf W. b. McGROARTY
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

FOR SALE. =
1.-TWO lots In Kittson's addition Enquire the office
II of NEWELL l. TOMPKIN
Nov 20 DIT rs.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
ROLLIN CLARK. JOHN RENFREW. A.
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
Corner Of Main and Biddie !Streds, 81. Louis, No.
CLARK. RENFREW g. co..

MANUFACTURERS of Steam Machinery II, iranlic
1V1 Presses, Oil and Tobacco Screws Mor>es Patent
Saw dust Burners, Page ChdS' Patent Circular Saw
Mills, for horse, steam water power and all kinds of
MILL WORK, &c,
They would invite the attention of Miwrghts their
and large stock of Patterns for every variety of
Wheels; lists of which will be furnished when desired
by mail or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheet-IrOn Works under
the control of A. CROZIER, afford facilities Manu-
featuring and repairing Boiler and Sheei-iron Work in
the most improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally OH hand
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
Sefentlt6e SSenb1l.

guf DOnntsfass ben 14trn SUM, Tim ~ liGr
Iittaas, iclen am Sauie bee peritcrtenen 9 nj,
uet Mcper, lrBttin BON Orr Stapt aGsntaun,
9sda Gaunts, fcIsrnSe gIrtifeI auf 5ftntIi&er
Stneu Ssrfauft percrn, ndmlid:
Bureaus, Sptcssl 8cttlaOsn, StGnSf, Jtiitr,
StdSls, GdiGranf, Gilsrtter Sebel, fupfcrnrr 3ci,
IA. Gin SGubtarren, cine Jtanone. Elm StaRanris
aes S6mieb ,@ef6irr, bdrtlttsr Gin sprtrrfili6er
Slastal9 unb glmbrt, urp Icnit NOD frbr sisle
SautsrGtbf8aften ;u rtitlauftis 3u meIbrn.
@-Sern er.-Scllsn aud nod cine an,atI
Willincr,@ @erGtbe sur ndmlifcn 3sit unp Srt Yer<
Fault mrrten, ais cine rrRe Site TrrFe unc GdIc,
gtnnrts, Scnnrts 9crsn. 9!umrn, 2icrS, nsbIt
elmer gsrIGicprnbeit anpsrsr grtiteI ;u umfinetiG
,u mslceh. t'. ....
Die SsSinslmsen am Ssrtaufttasc urS auf.
partun8 ccn
SO. .. Gberbaro, Grecutor.
gRai 80, 1855. . t.. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
Sont u aItsEamS.
Z Gage fpdtercs pom europa.
1Inrtinft Ser ..Nmcrifa.N

unfuntt Ger ,,AWcrit6." -
Ntfts glrues bon gsbsutuns. Die DinSt Sol
SetuRcpol trsieutli& bisieItrn. Die aaiitteF
srranssn einise unBspcatenpe Gcrtbeile.
Salifar, 2l. Wai. = Die 2lmeritl trai
lcute Mprsen nit Gperpccl Naariaten bis sum
gtatmittas rem f2. D. 81. bier elm. Sie Wirt
,am Srcitag @benb In 8ofon ei,treHen, 70 baf
,bre Soften am Samitas Gbenb in pbilarslpfta
Gin perben. ,-..r
SIM 8aumtppanmartt tsrrI6te fortpdtrrnb
9rpbs 8tdtisteit: dbrr 100000 Saaen purben
IN lester 8o6e S@fauft Die Qreifc sinssn
atermais Elm pents in Die 6Stc. ...
Sn SrOpTrfen trin sSsGisl; &orn et'pa' hV'
ser. ... ... .-.-
@rcSifcnrn unerrdntrrt. ........... .......
@Rlemartt lei6t. @cnlels 8SI.
Gic &riresbrri6te linp unsepSbnlit maaer.-
glifts BON Sebsutms bat ii4 fritprm Dor Seba'
tuprl ;uSrtragen nur eirtse ieitrns Der alitrtsn
erruraene unttpeutenbe Srrtbcile pcrprn berhtct
Die STcntli6e Wsinuus in gnsanp fudt iid
nun mebr nit DEM @eoanfen al sinen lGnser,
Jtries, unb c9ne ben Sefanc Seitrrid,S prrtraut
ju ma6en.
Sn 9iSrrpupl fo0cu einiar teSeutrnfc Santr'
rptte pieber In na6aer ausli4t I.sbcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
Roberts, Coffin unS 4jaaaman

SInbler lit S6tefer,
@strn bisrourG Ra6rtat bab Esin 9ntarSsilr
nabs tst Slatinstcn, Baf4inStrn 9ouufbE, Nedl
GauntY, tmmrr cine srpbe auspatI
Der beiten 0a6sS6iefer
auf olno baItsn, bic lie tiais utIessn pertrn.-
Sic osrfe:ttsen aud .... ... ..
Die beten Sdul,gj6ldts
bic Fe gar bi[lis atIabsn. baS putlifum IN
sinseaptn anSuraien, uuD FIR Ii6 Irlbt gu urtbri.
len.
&oberts. GofItn uno Sa9oman.
Wat 80. na30l
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
4 O k q | ( 8.

bD-am Iebtrn Dcnnerfas, alS Elm Sr. 6 m'
nj erer aus DEM lopf brS ,,9Illen !SoteIS" aQtier
fa9rcn potltr. wurre isin 9frp i6ru, tpcpur6 CT
pcn fenrm g8asen Srwrrfen purre. Oas gferp
rar,Rte cann nit GROCER Sefti9teit bur6 unIrre
Strabrn, uno r5 tcnnte n6t cher rnsefangrn
rrrSrn bis rS ben S9agcn in Stiidcn, uup Fd
8anllt4 Ypn rcmitlben lcSsrrtiIen tntts. gs II
MIR gu temunrern raB fsn peitrrcS llnslit se'
idut, tprnn man teprntt mic Sisle Siurrr bsitdns
rig nuf unIcrn StraBen fno.
81 Jsene quite Gmpfstlung fir rine Start ipc
bic p'Rinhrr britdnti9 auf Den SraBsn linp."-
Sebrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
gSDbnet 9tte Bel I!

anf Samita9s ben eisu Suui, um ilbr 9iabnit:
tags, fell an 9aittaul pen Seremias 2rtteU,
in Sdo;BbSitbaI Sir. estba 9auntp, cine Sfcnttitbt
8Itiatnmuns esr rsputlitaniihsu Burger isnts unr
csr GnsranYnpsn 2aunltbips abecbaltEu psretu. uu
ibrs Gifnuunstn acasu oas in unitrsr IsstSu GikB,
srbuns paiirtf eiluSrwrtrts esftt rrnfttid ausjl
Srtdtn, pcn isecr rceth =cSntrnei Sdresr, itt Sr
8smctrat ccrr. 9atia, ctuae.aeSu 1T. brtmpOtnrn.
Gs III etbCt boG b icpsr frstbsifsItsbSnes Blirlsr
sinfinpsu rrirn, pm ib ssssn eus 5pau9ssSitt aus.
Iueriidr. ra
Gists Burger.
g19di 80, tt-3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
Gpr California.
Spateres Don California.
SNIskk.e
-SSErzaIe-.22.
2lnFunft Scs r6eerse Gap."
81, 32I, 600 in 0pIS.

81, $4,000 in Sob.
S7eps0orft "a. Wa.-Der @ecrgr 9afr
traf 6sute Nttta9 spn 9lipinpal nit California
giaGridtcn bis gum 1. bier Gin. Nuecr Dem obs
sen gGertbe an @pIO trfanpen lid S17 YaI. al,
Sprb. Der George 2ap communicate nit ben,
DGmpfrr @clbsn @ate.
Die Gsrtasuns Der Gal. 0esalutur mar aui
cine Bpte biraufgridpben wcrren.
GS paiIirte Elm Gift, Der cine ScpfTcurr scn
$50 ouf jeocn einwanrernrrn Gbinslrpn iebt.-
Die gBalter Grprbiticn III nod II / d. t otgeIsseIt.
Die .. Ct. 2anoeUmmiEdre baten ben 2tn'
Iprua eins5 Sol. 3. 0imantpr auf 1000 8. 81.
9anp inter cinem mrrifaniIfen Sitel fir nhtie
erflirt. Gin anScrcS Gtim prlIstrn Wannrs aui
5000 Idcr innrr6al6 Der 0rrn;cn pcn Can 5rar.
;stc lautsnp wirp wabri6einlta rahclte SGif.
idl baben.
Der Dampfer @artin s. gBDitc Bon Ytilatd-
ptta traf am 30. glpril in Can Srancisfr sn.
Sn Sonta SIattl, San Diego Co., rurbs
Crib mtotdt.
Cine pclle 2iite Der brrtGmmli6sn Wurcr, 2puds
icensn unp anpcrrr Sertrrben cntbalten bic SlGt'
ter Der lsbten g8c6e.
8pnpen Sanbpt Of 6stnIetn rci6cn
bic gla6riGtcn bis ;um 16. gIpril 6. Gpon,
prn Der 6irma Span unb Gtiffcrb murrr Der Cir:
tutatjpn BON 9tfdII6ten Baufidfabrerbls i'm
Setra9c iu $4,000 ibcrfGbrt. Seire Yartnsr
entmiittm cbc bic gntcrdpns 0emott wmpe.-
Nan slautt pa6 Der SGwtnreI f@ iitrr 100,'
900 tclaufen rirb.
Ttt 9nwaiii4e Gjeirsgrtung mar in SibunS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
~ >ie Observation-Disclosures bcilbar

5n elmer eojtcrirllen Gcrreiprnben; itrr Glepr,
Lamb IArsitt 8Sslrr Der Quincy 3ritune >,
Dcttur scn S6allern. ais tii6tilrr ar;t une
rrScIutienSrer i5iibrer in Sdmtrrs wctl betannt
sat in nrueitr 3rit 9lufmerfiamtrt errest burd
bic Sr1aliptun9, bic 9unarnIhwinpIuht Iei BELL
tlr. Grin Mittrl ii ge6ert9rdn nit srrpiiie,
Strfcn pertunOen, prren 3uilmmrnicbun0
Ntl4ungtprbittniy mp 6emii6c 9rrbmpun0
nit Dem grbrrttran eGsn rin @ebsimnis auSma6t.
Die SADIE fIinst natiirlid dubcrf Srrrdbto
atrr in nsm Wann IsltR it trin Sumbus, unp CT
Ipridt pTrn unp trl6etprn iitrr bic Sa9e. gSir Ct
mir er;iblt, belt or ien DtittsI iclbt lange nur
fir Gin Yaliatts. cine Scitpeiligr 9npsrung prer
8r;Ssrrung prellrtCls, bis ct einn lcnsrpatienter
Irttrtr, ben CT friber an Der S6wnpluat tetans
belt, unb brr ipdter an anorrtn llrIa6rn aeiiurbr
par. gr fanb bic SubcrfcIn uno GeI6pire brI
9unsc ausscbrilt, unp bic 266cr nit elmer gan,
neuen S4lcimfaut Serrpa&Icu, 70 bag Tb ibm BIZ
lleber,eusuna aufpraus. Die S6pinoIu6t f5nnt
eurG iein Wittcl rarifal curirt werbm. Sd sett
pic Sadie rpis id ssbBrt, YerIaprigs atsr aud
ntdt, pas dnore aer;tc tebaupten, ni6t iepse
llrbel, raS sem5bnlja S6pinrlu6t srnaunt rpsr.
be, Iri prtl6r Shwinblu6t. Gnfn mir ali
a6tbar unp ais aciiidten ar;t tttdnntsn 5rcunt
ater fir rinsu SumbusCr gu ertldrsn, neil c,
eldutt, Gtpas rntesit ,u bateu, rpas bod teesn'
ials ni6t pc litp uum6sIid if, baIts i'd, mid mid
bere6tist, 70 penis id) mir anmaee, iiber mepi
tinilGs 0e8enitiube Gin anoereS llrtbel, gu batrn
! ais cten Gin setIottsr Sais bnbm tan.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

pirb btrrlnit sssetsn, ba6 Der llnterSci&nrte ais
Grseutpr 1ss lrsten gBitlsns unp SritantentS beS
Yerilcrtensn Gbrabam . lin slins. Irstbin
uUn Der Stapt @lentaun, Nsda Gauntp, srndnnt
r:crpsn ilt. Ollie piejsnissn paber weltr nod an
beIasts Sintrrlalrni6aft 1dulpen, linp bttrburt
aufSefcrpcrt innerbalb lr6S SSc6sn an;uruisn unp
atjutSabIrn. limb Icl6e bic nod re6tmIsiss
GcrperunssR batfu m6ssn, finp rbrnfuQS srIudt
iul6e ppbItsitdtiSt innfrbdIt Der triasten 3sit
ein;ubdnoissn an .. ...
SUtn SwsngansGin 9, glentaun.
0lai 80. "... nat;m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
NQer.tDDl1 8dnf.

Die StUdbaIrr SsS Capitol 'Stpds Ser glGltns
trnu Sant iinS riu6t, jpiI&sn nun unb bsn
t6trn Gag s. mi nadIcns, awansia1taItr
a,tf jsoen YrJn ibnsn tlntcrinriebensn Intbdl ar
Btuiam@. .Stuhrt, 56abuttlsr Der Conn
miBirrert, ~ tr;a9lrn. SolGe Bic itr Snaal-
msnt ore rrm bciassch Gage ;u besutlen wdni&en,
tslirs.n ;u irsrno elmer 3eit bsin S&abmsiaer
w.arufcn. Inn Gelf,e lrrlt'c % strnadldbissn,
tnnrrtalb Der ctsn bstinmttrt Sit Ju t,Sablen
Ycr,pirtrn itrr Suticripfent,. Mud rsrben rie
StpdtattT srfuht nc crftcH GtEttrtate ein5ubdn~
psrn.
Die Gcmntbirners serIdrt,sln Fa auf ctn.
t8tsu loa SUM- nSdHsns, uit llbr Wprstnsy
ant Sdu(t son GBarlsS Stris, in alsnr
tuwn. YGnfttide gsirOtniins iii trpdrtst. .,
QuI 9tfprenuns prr SOdrp. q, .rsr. Z,
II. q. Reiiinaer, SsfretGs.. 1:
9tasntrpn, gRai tG. 49, ,s' g, na3as
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
SNorftbe ri5tc.
Wreiie in 9lllentaMn am Oienltoo.
QtebDQber GDncert.

u "~p~ 1tNp<t
Gin 9rntert pen Srtals uno Sniirumcntot. SfuG,
piro rurb eini9r Der frtbsrsn uno ltbi9tn sRuhs:
Shitlsr Der Srau @rs9 rr, in Der Spp.TrlIcrp.
baIc, dhi 9Rittpcb Ibcnb, Den 30nen lRai lottfn:
rtn fit StH Sluesn Der sitrart arstaiicn tir NJ.
sntauR Afabenic.
0(FSin.nPprsiS 25 Gents.
Src ra nj M:
grfer Tbcil.
/. SuortEt.i. i.-Sdnsa rpis bic Slamna
=. Srlc.-Str atts IirThe @nttlman.
3. Ouctt.-5rpti gSalS:girmpben.
4. Sctc- Der rttigt @iloltcy.
s. GbCrus.-Sar 6 Fac.
q. Sctc-Icr 9fni:Shdu.
Z. @hcruf.-Osr y5nrbirrsSmap.
s. Gclc.-&criar9ts rius prfmEriftrr.
8. uortsnt.-SuGr attnr9Irde prn antrno.
5weitrr IbciI
l. S.uartcttt.- glaprtitninc.
=. Gclr.-G4iIiam sen.
3. Tuctt.-3os GdmriitrmdNarn.
4. @hrru+.-0it Rit9tttabu. 80
3. Stlc.- primc PaiIr.
G. Suartstr.-9uitisttit Ger 5aubcriH.
7. Stc.-Ab! ri udniir.
e. 1ustt.-Rijn bdbihtr Dtcnsr.
Q. Gbrrus.- Die tuiti9c Grnpttjtit.
Hatntaun, g1ai 80, I'm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
3lferlano in JllineiB.

Die Sainci5 GcntralsSi1entabn ttrtet bic
trittbalb MlIiprrn Qdr 2anc, Die i6r ppm Con-
greg ais llnteritiisans eci&cntt wureen, gum Ser
tauf an. D15 yano licSt ST. tctNrn Seiten Der
Slbn ron Ounleitb am Otiiiilippi tis mad
Cairo, nip. Gbteagu bis 5u Dem Scretnt'
elinospuntte nit Der prn Dunlrtb frmmrnpcn
gaGn. Die YrriIs, weIdr ric Grmpa8nie fir ras
ganp fcrrrrt, Iino Ypn S. bis $25 per Adrr jc
mad Der gasr unp gntftrrung 1cn rer Sa9n.-
Oas cntlesrnIe pcn Dem gum Grrtauf an9etctcs
nen 2anb III mGt iibcr 5 NPelen BON Der GiIens
tnbn cntirnt. Der &Gufer brau4t in ben crtsn
,rei Satrtn gar nidts ppn Der &aufiumme, icns
bern nur ais Nngelp bic 3inien rirIsr Summr
auf Sabre gu 2 ptpScnt in SorauS gu teSaA'
len: Icronn tcidblt cr in Slbren je 20 9rcsent
10 paB er nab atlduf Ycn Sabrcn frrier Be-
iiscr 1T. Sci SIartr;ablung crbdlt Der &1ufcr
20 prppnt Hatatt unp nerrcn birrbei rie prn
Der Gcmpn9ne fir Sau1rtcit mp 2icfcruns auSs
geilcllrn S6uloi6rine gum Scllen 9lenuwrrtb an-
scnommcn. Dieic S6utrI6eine tatcn 9e9rn'
pGrtig rncn Grurs spn 70, 70 rae man alic fir
rcir Slmme 25 older ;u S5 (Sl25) rrbalten
fGnntr. gpaS ben QtIab Der 9inrcsprrbufte be-
trfft, 70 fOilet Der Grantpcrt fir 10 SuldclSSat'
;cn auf rr Gentralbotn I Gent per Nlctle unp
bon elmer Saucrei, bic 100 Mcjlrn tintcr Gbtcd.
40 an Der Satn licet, pirN elm SuI6el fir 30 tts
35 Gents mad gielr'gprf 9ci&offt, 70 rd6 Der
Bauer in Ieltsnrn SiQen pentger ais cincn 3baler
paiir erbGIt. Die Gcmpasnc lirfert rcm 8Gus
fer nuf SsrIansen Elm Splhdnci9rs 6rdmbdus6rn
fir $3.50. Oas llrtarmahen rss praricbppena
fCilrt unscfi6r Bis SGdlrr per older.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

,GtitasB, d. @tai. Gin futhfbarrr 9pr.
napp iu6te bic Galintiss Sriftricr unb Gcof unr
anbrre 9lGbs bfim, uno Serllrla6te tmmrnien
S6atrn. Sin Saus In Der gdhe ftr .S(linUe
unb. g8srpnIin giTtnbntn, In Dem 9 9sfTUnen If
tefaitpHa, iprpe pom Sturmptup crsriTen. paYpr
asfigrt, unb ,Oann na6 alien gBinScn ssrllreut.-
Sier soer flint 9erIcnsn purbsu auf Der Stt1c se'
tEetct, bic iitri9en perprn fdmrrliA itre gerIcb'
udgsn iberlstrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
s)t q 6 I'll 6 t..

Ginten,at turG1 Gin abI8nitt 90 Der aftr ssr
9(Nrmtlp rom t5tm Wir3 u. .. 1855. surss-
Itrirbtn irp DAP jteer 0caiitrirerr eAc tr pie
Rt6nuns sinrS GrscGtUrs Ocsr aDminilvatUss sr-
lauts, bislelbe crit abtilm sraminirsn ane
bic Sc9cisuns Der rctbprubisen Suuesrs ITO
bsfrtcoisrnpem 3cusnib Yrrlanssn ioa Son pGs
YrrIdirpnn Stcht parin entbalttnU. tinr I'm
tenlal pirle prrIcren ibre 8r&nunsrn Gs9r uHpru-
tcmmrn unp una&tIam scrrpnrt baben. Irc pie~
islte in Der anftitats rntrinsen rbrr bic srbSri.,
sen Scu6crS II. bsfrtecisenStn 3fasnissh, 70 rire
biermit Tadri6t brsstrn, an ale Srreutcrtn unD
GpminiIratcrsn, DAP feline 8e&nuaS paStrt cpr
rrlauEt perosn iSirc, ctne bic NOrjdsuns vpr mir
ron ben scbSrisrn Spuders, Auittu4sen ttf.,
pSrr anbrm ttfrisfissnpem ;}gasub. .a
Samuel Gelyeri HCs.
gllcrtaun, Wlai 16. na3m