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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

t1ewarF, 10. Dec. Gm 9amna1 erbielt
ris 5rou Srn 6rteSri6 Oep. SO CT 9lrrfer Ct.
rurd Die Grplcfrn ctner Gtuiotampr 9cflGrtidc
Sranrmnrrn Gos llnalGd 9rIhab eurch bic
lejOsr 70 0crT9nlt6e TaDtGiFatcit. caB bic 5rau
bic 2ampe Iuntr, rdtrnb tieIrIte trannte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
Wsid,inaton, If. Dec. Ter Gcmriil

TO.itinston, If. Dec. Ger Gcmmifc,
nrr fir psniirnrn bat bic Gnti6rinuna hrs Srants
ten in grtradt oenrnmen, mad ipsl6er Bounty,
0anN alien Dsnen Seria9t murbs, welhe lei Der
Gntfsrnun8 Der GGerrfee Snbtansr i'm Sa9r 1886
ttGta acnrien waren. Die gntI2eipuns wirr
matrideirIi6 umacitcBen rcrem.
Ter 5inan,teridt wrb bic Mnnufafturlaatcn
ais bic prrrutttYiten barfe0tn. gPcqe unb an,
rerct 3otmaterial irGen irsi enseIabrt nerrrn.
elm S6ritt ndber sum 5rsiEonret. Der GNen.
,pQ IUQ tleiten rit er III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

RG~ SIM S1tr 1854 wurrm in BEN Ser. Ct.
t65 9erirnen Nctdn9t, scn bcnea nur Z Irien
ctr iareitsn tenntrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

EGWannp unb SO. pcn Rcdfcrt, Su., moi,
len i'm n6dIten Sakr 4000 Grntrmn 16irsn In il.
rrr 6atrit Onisrtt9en IaiIen. Sic tsiGdfttsen
700 glrteitrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

1Dbcelins, 8. Dec. Die County Court
tat sc GnfIasen wesen tletrrtretuHS res 5rmre'
ren3 .GslebrS erbUten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

S1cps0erF. t3 Dec. Die Gmarb Tim.
pier wertrn nit Gnfans bee nG6lten 9abrcs ibrc
rssclmdBiscn wt6rntlidrn Sabrtrn ;mi1Grn 81.
repccl unp ben Ser. Staarn nicrrr trsinncn. =
Die nruertaule periia wirp am IL. Sanuar rrn
Nnfdna mahgn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
Molll,I)alls,

~ WI cine G6mri,er SGrur, tsinats neu.
yTcrpetau, 0nscnlGrPPrn, NIT 8sll6torntrip-
pe. Sdwsnr1al, unp anrrs nEtbiecn Neten9e>
tGurr. @rr rrr Saustbire 1T cine gunips nit
niefebcnrcm SSailer, une elm gutter arpfeIs Saunl-
gartcn unp nod anNrrs Stlt lit auf Dem Gieens
tbunl. Gos Ganp lit in einrm auten GuIturlanb,
nit 9utcn SEMEN perisEn. uueefabr s older
iinb g8ieIen, unp rtpa Is alder linp NIT 5rts bee
ro6isn-rr Tslt 1T sutss Saulanp. 9Iuf pie'
fer 8nucrci III rine tinldnsliGe gEniIersSpaIt um
Elm MI0Imert gu trsiGten-fsr Sprpan'5lub
fiji ct purte Ganp.
g9cr ras Gisrntbum su tristrn tpiinl6t. hsr
mrlpe fA bel tsm rarauf mpbnsnpen GtSenibu.
rter.
SeIs urb elm unfreittareS Jted,t f5nnfn eegcs
trn merrm bic frn n66trn Qlpril.
05- Sctlte has Giseattum an rrm esnannten
Gage niGt psrFault werrsn, iU pirp es auf ein
Sabr Hrrcbnt.
Gie 8epnsun9sn an Sertaufstase unr guf'
partun9 ppn
9tbroEam Sarpt, fen.
December 10. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Teparf, ii. Dec. Sn elmer unIerer IF.
isntli6sn ShuIcn lsstcn bic 8npsr beute, aui
bic auTcr6run8 ibreS geErtrS. ibrt Sparpfenniae
ju1ammcn. UNI sinem armen Nitl6iiter, Der bar.
ins burb s6nss unb Gis Guufcn musts, sttsIsIu
upt Strdn'pfc ;u faufrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Jcrfcv City, 13. Dec. Grparb unb SEQ,
narp Teppr, Satcr unp Srbn, wureen 9cIirrn
pcrbafet. ipsil lie bier unc in oubICn Gitp fnlI6t
SO NUten auf bic Ms4aniss Sanf prn Salem
alsaeaetcn tattcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Der GGrr. Sr. Q9inelrm, Elm alter
WtiIIipn6r, ipclGcr Ibcn so Sabre in
Snbicn bcih6ftigt mar, rirb nibIcns
nab ben Ser. Stnntcn suriicf frhrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
NegenI I0irm perme6Ielt.

9tm Srnuta9 Ben 9tn December bat jenlanb
in Der MctbCrtf GpiEerpaI Stride, ieinrn aItsn
Jtssenitrm 9rsen meinn glsuen, rbne 3priirI
duS Srriebcn, ausserpc6ieIt. Oerltlbs ertdlt meis
ncn Gant, mem er prnfeten in Der Oruderd ptS
Seaa 9atriptS wicprr atsttt.
Srnatban SO. Hrbrr.
December 10, na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
y bcir1tDet:

gtm 24Itm Npsemter, rurd Yaltpr Wcyrr,
ecp g d III i tb, BON 9cIt Gaml6ip, Wons
rec Gaunty, NIT 8 c b c f a 9 eer, ppn Grant.
lin GaunIdip, Gartcn GOuntp.
(Gtu9eianct ourtb poitcr 3stGrr.)
9tm tltsn December, 5r. ScnatGan Carl, bon
Nspcr.MiIforp, NIT @tiB Ritty 2Inna Steininssr,
prn Sters sWiiliure.
2lm 6tcn December, Srrr So6n &rdmcr, scn
YIumiteaO 2arm4p. Buds Gauntp, nit MB
2inna &rdmrr pUn Gin. gBbeitbaQ Gauui6ip, &c.
ha Gountp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Utica, t3. Dee. 6eute fano in Scnusiat
m Gbrsn Der Spaenpuns Der Slad Ripcr mp
Utica GiIcntobn cine Geier Statt, an pelder stpo
25000 YsrIcnen She'll nabmru.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Gbaric6terpn, 9. g., s. Ger. Die Brig
q. 6. Nttrt. NIT 3uder unp MelaIie6 sctapen
unb spn glcp Srtems mad Sa0annab irgclnb.
wuree am Dcnnerlas ron einem untcfmntcn
StiiTe anaefatren unc 10 fart tridirist, bnb iic
serlafsn pcrben muEte. Dae Sdiif natm Die
gan3e WannIAaIt auf ts auf sincn, unp Sriiern
Ntenp teaesnete Der DSn,pfer Carolina, ter pcn
SadIonetle mad Gtarteitcn futr, rer Sriaa o..
{. gttct, er idlrppte iete bis Snpuitre Giabt,
mc sr rem rihen Wann aufnobm unS ras G6t1,
neldcs lA raid filIte, scrIailen muBte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

GfcpeIano. 8. Cec. Oils AM Ifittwod
atenu Der mrilIiA srbcnce 3ua Sancuttp Yrrs
tre, tatten liA ctnr gGiiftn tes Grnpuftcurs ;rej
teere Bdscn onaeIdtclen; bielrltsn battcn iid
icpodt wieOrr tei Der SanbuSfs Sai atsel5it urb
rarrn auf rcr Balm fcten 0etleten. Der rcil'
lid 5raGt3us, btGi6 scbrnc. rannte nit folder
G'erraIt sracn piele swei gRGgcn. raj Die Qcfo
motive unO ocr Genprr aus BEN Sdtenen errtetb
unp In 10 5uB tirfts gEaf"r in bic Sat IirStcn
rer Snasnteur unp SeiBrr iislen NIT tinein. rod
rsttcts ih Der erlers purA S4mmmen, atrr Der
Dci,cr ertranf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
Kaniaas sSuif6nSc.

GNtca0c, 10. Dec. SIR. Yarfrns scu
Ma1ai6uirtS aiett in rer ticiisrn 4ritune cini9e
MitttriIwBrn utcr bic 3uit1npe pcn &aniaS bic
gum 3 100 CT ras 3crrjtrrium 1ertirb.
Gr teilatiAt. RAP in 2nwrencs 700 Wann I'm.
ter 9HdfTen itrtcn. une mrtr ais 800 NhTrursr
AM s0abFsiI Grret, Z Weilen bnpcn. nit 8ifIcs
unp Sancneu. 9arlrns trof auf cine &cmpas,
mic Yrn NhIruricm am L., atrid an Der GjrGn,t.
nit gSaifcn. Saasage unp Ba9cnaitern. 9Im
6. ihb or cne anpre Sanee bon Mifcurirrn NIT
pfe @eiddbcn, bic ie aus pem GlaY County Dir
ienat acncmmen. Die Sanpe fAric unb tcttt
uno pcrtieb Fd. ba6 lie 2awrenes nispsrtrtnnr,
unp bic 8rciitaat'Minnrr tSpten pcate.
9ia6 6err Yarfcns linb ale Gr;Gttungc,, taf
55rsifaatIeute SSuier nccertrannten uno iunfiss
llnttaten tegangen bGttrIt, total faIIh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Dian crliebt berauS raB penniplpanen Srn ics
fer tlcS einrn Sprrdcr botte. unp ferner. Rap ccl
Nhtt. 6enrpG y, meIdsr nodhrr einc,
rer arb6ten SEbi9s pcs Vanres mar, Set smal
ais Gemrtrnt ;u pirlsm Imte crmdbIt MAR
2Gsnn man in Setradt ;jebt, mic Iebr rieIcr 8rpbe
0lam in BEN lcbten Sagen ieinc5 Vcteu5 pm Der
ndmIiAm 1einpplenpcn pemUtratif6en 9Mttr
Urliumret pnU pcrfrl9t wurpc, 70 Fam man lid,
taum 9cnug perwuncern-prnn gewB batten Die
Nnfibrer 9erapt nod Die nSmlhe MCtnung epn
itmr, pie its sur 3eit ieinen pti9en Grm6blungen
battrn, atrr pirt purftcn natiirIi6 bic 0ctreuen
bic llntcrtNanrn unb Ba1rtrdger ndt wiIicn.-
9Eie lib cr6 Die @it9Iicrer Der 2CtrfctU Yartbe
0umtussen laben IS III in Der Sbat gum Gr
iilIncn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
2e6a sDatrtpt.
Npm 2Safcl,iuotpn.
Dste III Scr 10.

" { G mi G 1V.
Scnat. = guf GcrI6fas res Srrrn 8saer
ipirpe Die Select Committee fdr bic paefe Gtirn.
tatn, wetAe i'm Iebten GcnBree angeitsat purpe.
angepjelen fetne arteiten fort;u1rbsn, uno Ger
8rriiBer angeIpielen, bic pafante Stsaen pisrrr
su rrleben.
SSanS.- Serr 1tprrinstcn trus barduf nr.
einen ScihIub sa pabiun, RAP iCate na6 3mat.
gem abftmmcn fein Mitslieb cine Ntetrbeit aQer
Stimmen erbaften tatrn, atrmals Die 9iamrnliltr
atselc1en unp Der ganpeat ais afirbmi6is rrs
rGblt erfldrt rrcrocn icae. Der Die grEbte Nn,abI
Ron Stimmcn erbaltrn babe. Ter 2ntras trad
te rine allgctteine Ssrpitruna berpcr, unb puree
tn Sctgc perleIben rieOrr ;uriif 0enemmer.
Sierauf ltritt ntan Johann pierer sum N6lms
men fir cnrn Srrs@m. JplsentsS ii pas 9tt'
fultat
gttlImmunscn 81. 35. 36. 81. 80. 80.
Sants. 100 t05 tO6 fO7 i07 iO7
Jlidarricn, II rs 76 76 IS &c
Suffer, 81 80 20 % 29 29
3olifofer, 4 4 4 4 8 3
Seine seatt. Icttw'ntt9 su cnr g9a4l II IA.
Sertreute Stmmrn ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

z : { 1T VV IT.
Scuat. 9trr SrobArab trus auf ben BE-
f6tuB an, Die 6inda3' COMMITTEE ;uiniiruiren. bag
fie lb nod rrr 3tunlihtcit crtunoiar. pb bic 8ill
fir bic Fnansrlle llnhritdguns Der Rracruna re
prrtirt rerocn. cprr irscrrwte Die rEtNigcn Ma6:
nabmen trihIruniet wrrren ttnnrn. Gr rat Den
Srnat, IN Grpd9uns 5u nttmcn. ct CT poS 8rdt
unp bic Wadt tate, bic Ginan;biu ju trItleBsn
Gein 3red mar bic NattiiBurocn su prrmeiren
SduS SIM SauIe murre wiebtr 6 YaG fiji
SprrGsr at9rIimnt rNne cine 98abt ju hcffen.- =
TpldenrcS III paS (SrorkniG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

TcpsQorf, t3. Dec. Sn Der tettrn Bcfs
tanrsten nr 81 Ginwanesrcr I'M belisen Sofen
ieit 9lufan9 trS 5atres 1877, ,595. Sn pcmielts,
3sitraum hes ppri9en SotreS tanpsten 299, ,994
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
Sefentlt6e g5en6u.

Grsitaot rem 4tcn SaRuar. 1856. um 10 lltr
Nttta9s, iru aaf rrm giase ieltlt, ffcntlb ssr-
fault wrrrcn:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
Gimc feDdkbare 8auerei,

ScIrgen in gcrrs g9Dsitbau, 9auni6tp, es6a &C..
eten5enp an Qanp prn .. gstrr, Dennis Genie
mel, Garl GsnfrrmaGer, Daniel Ietr unp Yin.
bern, enttatsnp unsffaHr I4O 3tfer. Gie
SerSeEfruuarn linp Gin outcs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Sn Sltinpi6 lief neuIih Elm GiirnBohns
Sug iitcr 5pci {oirihr melde prrpirrt
auf Der gobn itcbcn 9rtlictcn pnrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19
4uf9eI6Dbene GDurt.

Der ndblte 9ermin Der Court RON Common
pleas Iur Geda Gauntp. miro anfanssn i'm Court.
bauie in aasntaun, auf MontasS ben 4ten Gag
5ebruar, ndhlens. unO cine gBcde bausrn, gu
wel6er 3eit als Smrrs, 3eusrn unO intrrsiIrte
9arttrien ii9 ein;ufiupn baten.
9t0tban QSeilert S9rriT.
December 10, nabG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Sn Ncu Orleans murbcn Tor furScm
) Seripnen gum SpSc UrrurtBeilt. A fir
Wprb, unb cine fir Hnub.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

mafbtnaten, ~. Dec. g8abrnb Res lIf
in bic Gange ;etenccn Samples um bic gBa6l ret
Spu6crs I'M 6auir fat iib bis icst nod ndt BIZ
9rinsRr Htte Stimmung funb grsctrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

ecn9reR. S0br.
lite 1905. q. MdSlsnters, ga, gntfeS
2tc 179l-Sen. 9rumtua, Gem. Sep.
Ste 1888. q. MGbtenterg. piersr trp.
Ate 1795-Spu. Gaptcn, q. s., 5ep.
Ste 1797-Spn. Dayton. ipicpg eririalt.
Ste t799-Gbep. Ssrssrd, Man.. 5rb.
7te 1S0i-glat. Wacpn. 81. g., Gem.
Ste 1S03-glat. Warpn, ,pister crpdbtt.
9tr 1S05-ytlt. Warpn, rpicrer crwIblt.
tote 1919. 9. Sarnum, Waii., Gem.
lite 1609-S. .. Tarnum, tpisper erwablt.
l2e 18ll-9erp Clap. &g., Gem.
t3te 1Sl3-loenrp Gtap, p'erer errriblt.
18t4-2angorn Gbepes. g. G., lem.
l4te 1Sl5-renry Clay. mierer errGblt.
t5e 1Sl7-SenrY CLAY. wersr wmStit.
l6r 1SI9-6cnrp Giap, pterer rrmGDIt.
tS20-9obn QS. Gagtrr, q. g., Gem.
t7te t92l-Y. 9. 8artOur, Sd, Dem.
18te 1S23-Srnry GIap, wercr erpGtIt.
19r 1S24-Sptn gG. 9a7icr. y. g., Gem.
20fe 1S27-2lnrr. StrpruiOu, 3D., lem.
Ollie 1829-Nnrr. GtfSeni0u, tpiCrr rpattt
22Rs 183l-Nncr. SteeenIrn, rrierer rrwIhlt
23he 1633-Vnpr. Stcpsnirn, tpteper rrlpSbIt
1834-ScGn 8ea, 9enn.. Tenn.
2l1e 1835-Sames 6. Yotf, Senn.. Dem.
25fe 1937-Sames 6. YoIf, mierrr srrdtlt.
26le 1939-8. 81. {. Sumter, &a., Gem.
27ite 194l-SUbn 8tits, &p., g8bts.
26le 1843-Sobn gB. Spnce. 3D., lem.
29as tS45-Sobn gE. Topit, Snp., Drm.
30ie 1847-0t. s. g9rtbrcp, 0aiI, gBbg.
3tite 1S49-Sopell Gctb, 0a., Dem.
32ls 195l-9in Scyo, Gp., Dem.
33le 1852-yin 8ogU, pisper erwSblt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

%1cu.Yorf, t2. Dec. Der Ddmpf,r gt
lnntic lractte tcute Ntta5 na4 ejprrpcOI mi
100000 in Spere.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

Ftus92crF, 10. Dec. Iat 0lctt III teutc
pieter um Isl Gents i'm YreiIr arfalIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-19

WIlV WItFfr Ttlne gE19l 9CtrcHen.
Octtmbtr I3.
Scndt.-Sm Senat itbtua S5crr gtoams cor,
hhB feline Sdrritrr eurd bic Srnot Gpmmittrrn
on8GlIeut rrrren lcatm. bic Suslrid,cr Set Qsm
ter ul'tsr Der aaaemrnen Neseruns iRr tatsn.
gSuroe nieperscHn,ms.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-01-25
Steubenyille Church DIRECTORY.

NJ. P. Church, Fifth street, between Market
and Adam. Pastor. John Burns: residence.
Adams street. between Filth and Sixth. Service
at l0,Sl a. m. ara p. M
NJ. F. Church. corner of Fourth and South
STREETS. Pastor. A. j. Thomas. Residence.
Fourth street. between South and Slack streets
Service l0.30 a. NJ. and q p. m.
ID NJ. f. Church, (Hamline Chapel) corner 0f
North and Fourth streets Pastor J. A. Swa-
ney Residence, Fifth street. between Logan
and Clarion. Service at 0.30 A. m and p. IN.
lSt Presbyterian Church, Fourth street. be-
tween Adams aud South streets Pastor. H. G..
Comng", Residence next door to the Church.
Service at 80 Il. m. aud 6 p IN.
I'd Presbyterian Church, Fourth street, bc-
tween Washington and North streets. Pastor.
w p. Breed. Residence next duOr TO the
Church. Service, 1880 a. III. and Up. m.
! P. F.. Church, corner of Fourth and Adams
! streets. Pastor. j. Morse Residence. High
street, between Adams and South. Service at
/ 0,30 M. and p m.
/ Disciples Church. Dock street. between Fifth
and Sixth streets. Pastor. J. Phillips. Service
| 1890 n. IN. and 6p. m.
African. NJ f. Church corner Of South and
Third streets. Pastor. N. Carter. Service al
1880 a. m and 6p m.
A. R. Church, corner Of Fifth and North sis
Pastor, G.. Buchanan. Residence, Fourth st
between North and Washington sis. Service Al
1890 a. M. and 80 p. III.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-01-25
THE ART JOURNAL, 1856.
January 25, 1855.
COMMENCING a NEW Serbs,

WITH Engravings from Pictures in
w the Royal Galleries at Windsor Castle,
Buckingham Palace and Osborne. Monthly
journal of the Arts Price Sc.
With the year 1855 will commence New and
Greatly Enriched Series of this already popular
work containing Pictures by ancient and modern
masters. which We have been graciouslv per-
mitted to engrave and issue by Her Majesty
Queen Victoria and his Royal Highness Prince
Albert, from the private collections at Windsor
Castle, Buckingham Palace and Osborne, also.
Engravings of the Works in Sculpture in their
possession.
Each monthly part of tho Art journal. there.
fore will contain two fine engravings of Pictures
in the Royal Collection, and one engraving of
work in sculpture,
With the new year will also commence ser.
les Of illustrated Biographies of Leading Brit.
ish Artists. The illustrations consisting Of en-
cravings on wood Of their principal works, so
as to exhibit the peculiar style and character of
the leading painters Of our school, and will be
Exceedingly Beautiful Specimens of Art
In addition we shall commence the year with
la series of engravings--to extend probably to
one hundred examples-of the principal and
most valuable contents of the Museum Of Prac.
tcle Art at Marlborough House. The engra-
wings of these famous works cannot but be val.
liable 10 every class of producers of art manu-
facture.
The subscription is nine dollars per annum,
or IS cents for each number.
Sold by MDowell t. Co. Stcubenville and
by the Booksellers in all the cities of the
Union. Jan. 25, 1855.
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-01-25

The banks had out on loan and discount
Op the 14tb January, 1854, s90,OlO,012,
with specie basis Of sl1, ,s94, ,45S, and
deposits amounting to s5S, ,396,956. On
the 18th instant, the loans and discounts
we're only 9,976,0Sl, with specie basis
of sl5, ASS, ,525, and deposits of S677 ,S03,-
1913; that's So, ,0O0,00D less of loans, with
$4,000, 600 more of specie, and SIC, ,O00,-
900 more of deposites
Bank bill circulation is being rapidly
cnrtailed in all directions. The returns of
the city banks show weekly falling of.
The returns of the banks of Kentucky, In.
diana, and other western States, show a
very large Notwithstanding to ma
ny millions within the year.
This accounts in part for the large ab-
sorption of gold coin; but the contraction
of business has had q still greater influence
in producing it.
There are rumors abroad that some diff
culties have occurred with regard to the
Sault St. Mary Canal, of Michigan, con-
structing by an Albany company of capi-
talists. We have been informed that the
canal cannot be finished within the time
prescribed by the contract with the gene
raj government, who was to receive the
road finished, in exchange for 100000
acres of land around the falls.
I We learn that Mr.. Philip Burroughs,
counsellor-at-law, and large speculator in
real estate, made an assignment of all his
property to Mr.. Henry Hilton, of No. 50
Broadway, on Friday evening last, and on
Saturday left for Havre in the steamer, tc
join his family in France. He promised
to give Mr. Hilton a statement of his af
fairs before he left, but omitted to do so
but 4 statement is expected from him af
ter his arrival in Europe. Mr.. Hilton wal
the attorney employed by Mr.. Van Rcns
selaer in suit against Mr.. Burroughs
and as such was selected as the assignee
Mr.. Hilton docs not anticipate that his eli
emf. Mr.. Van Rensselaer,. will sustain an,
loss eventually. Gen. Talmadge's CLAIM
has been already settled.
CONTINUED Loss OF GOLD BY TIL
BANK OF FRANCE.-The Paris Moniteu
publishes the monthly debtor and credito
account of the Bank of France, as made u
to the 14th December, 1854. The return
show cash in hand to the amount Of Franc
405,07l ,024 Ole, or about 100000
dollars. The rapid drain of bullion ind
4 Gated by the two preceding returns has COZ
, tinued with increased intensity. The fal
ing of on this occasion being s8,500,OO
of our currency. Within the last quartc
the total taken from the establishment ha
o been $40, 100000. The withdrawal {
specie has given a further stimulus to tn
G demand for discount, and the bills held e!
hibit an augmentation of Sc 350,0OO
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the demise of no less than Is men and 27
women who had attained the age of 100
years and upward. One, colored woman,
was said to be LAG; and another, an Indian
woman, JAP years Of age. The Oldest
white man was 1O7, and the oldest white
woman 12l years Death has also, during
the year, greatly thinned the diminished
ranks of the soldiers oof the Revolution
no less than Sc having closed their earthly
career during the last IL months.
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QCele2j<ta;y5jj9,

BUFFALO, Jan. 23.-The laborers on the
Buffalo, Brantford and Goodrich Railroad
are still in possession of the track at Cay
uga, Canada West. They are fully armed
and number about $50. Yesterday. the
Directors with 80 men took the train at
Brantford and came through to Fort Erie,
being unable to clear the track. The di-
rectors and company were unarmed, and
were obliged to beg permission to return
to Brantford- The sheriffs of the counties
of Niagara, Haldeman and Brant will take
80 British soldiers tomorrow, and pro-
coed to the scene, when the road is expect
ed to be opened and the laborers paid off
and discharged After this, no farther
trouble is apprehcnded. The examination
of the man who killed Weimper, with l3
prisoners, was finished to-day at Fort Erie.
He has been held for wilful murder, and
the others as accessories.
The storm lasted 49 hours, and abatcd
this afternoon. The snow averages 2 feet
deep.
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STATISTICS OF THE PAST YEAR.-The
papers in various directions, are filed with
statistics Of the past year, giving the re-
markable events, accidents, incidents, fires,
&C., throughout the country. The entire
loss from fires throughout the U. States,
for the year, is estimated at about $685..
100000. There were also SO fires in which
loss of life ensued, the number Of victims
being III.
The number Of railroad accidents was
1913, killing 1876 persons and wounding
$50. In 1853 there were only 1873 SINH.
lar accidents, but attended with the loss Of
254 lives, besides 469 wounded
The steamboat accidents of the yeal
have alarmingly incrcased-thc total mum
Der reaching 46, with the loss of 5S7 souls
and 255 wounded, against 81 accidents
800 killed and l49 wounded in 1858.
Crime, too, of every grade, foots up
fearful catalogue. There were 6S2 mur
des and 4S executions during the year
The list Of mortality for the year includeI
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Administrators Sale.

RY order of the Probate Court, on Sat-
~ urday, the 18th day of February, 1855, at
9 o'clock p, NJ, of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in Steubenville. Jefferson county,
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following valuable real estate, to wit: The
north part of lot No. 7, in Dixie d Wilson's ad
dition to the Town of Steubenville; beginning
for the same at the North east corner of said lot,
running thence South with 4th street, thirty
feet, thence West and parallel with the North
boundary of said lot, to the alley, thence North
with the alley thirty Feet, to the North. west
corner of said lot, therce East, with the North
boundary of said lot to the place of beginning.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne third cash in hand 4:
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years from the day of sale, with interest on the
deferred payments, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. GEORGE W. MYERS.
Admir- Of the estate of Sam'l Myers decd.
Jan. l6, 1855, At,
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For the True American.
PARTING SONG.
AlR.-The lone starry hours.


The bark is waiting tonight, love,
Far out on thetreacherons sea
And the dawn of the morrows light. love;
Shall view me far distant from thee.
Then come and sit down BY my side. love,
And place thy fair hand in my own;
And say how the hours will glide love.
When thou shalt be left all alone?
Oh, say, shall the space intervening
Between thy fond bosom and mine.
Make union of soul lose it's meaning?
Part the wreathe which affections entwined,
Will the bloom Of the summer around us
This light that illumincs the heart:
And those bright, beaming hopes, that have
bound us
Alike with my presence depart
And Oh, shall thy smile shed its ray, love.
The beautiful tones of thy voice.
Those eyes that have been as my day, love
Make the heart Of another rejoceS
Or say wilt thou ever be true, love,
VIII affection 60 forth from thy soul.
And formed as an angel pursue, love,
My footsteps wherever stroll.
When you hear the loud voice of the blast, low
And the storm spreads its wings on the air
Wilt thou pray that the breakers be past, love
The breczes more gentle and fair?
Oh. say, wilt thou long for the day, love,
When our sad separation is DER:
And the bark in its beauty shall lay, love,
Safely moor'd by our own native shore9
Tis enough in that fond look l see, love,
In stars that bedew thy fowret eyes.
An answer for dearer to me, love,
Than language can ever comprise
Let thy tears flow no longor-one kiss, love-
Another-God bless you-at sea.
When look at the stars, twill be bliss, low
To think on my God and on-theel
January, 1855. FRANCKE.
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Attachment Nntine

NOTICE is hereby given that on the
23d day of January 1855, at the instance of
Abram 7. Markle, plaintiff, an order of attach.
mept was issued by James Robertson, Justice
of the Peace, within and for Jefferson County
Ohio, against The goods, chattlcs stocks, or inter
ests on stocks rights moneys audits ard effects
ofSaml Thompson defendant for the sum of $40
IS. Jan. 25, 1855. ABRAM T. MkRKLE,