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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19
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The \. a. Tribune thus discourses on one OF
the editors of the State Sentinel 1t appears
this Mr. Cotton has fully admitted the exist
ence of a Sag Nieht organization in this State
This C. Windy Cotton has been in the habit
of lying about New Albany and Floyd county
ever since he has been in the Sentinel estab-
lishment, but we have never thought it worth
while to pay any special attention to what he
had to say, supposing that his character was
as well known in indianapolis as it is here.
Heis a fellow of miscellaneous principles,
whose great trait of character is to talk to his
opponents fairly and candidly to their face,
and then lie about them afterwards In one of
his candid fits few months since, he was
talking rather glibly in our sanctum in regard
to Know Nothings and Sag NIGHTS, when he
volunteered to say that the latter, the Sag
NIGHTS, had most certainly, an organization in
ndianapolis-that many prominent democrats
belonged to it-that Austin H. Brown had tried
to persuade him to- join which he would not do
and that as number of the most in1uen-
tial democrats We're opposed to the organiza
ton, he thought it would be knocked in the
head This he said to US in the presence of
two OF three witnesses. In the columns of the
Sentinel he has uniformly desnied the exist
ence of any such organization r
But we need not pursue the subject further,
as the thing of whom we write is not worthy
of the paper and ink we have already wasted
upon him,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

OF A friend Of ours suggested yesterday
morning while the sunshine was creeping
down to earth through the misty veil aboye
and the air was fresh as the dew itself which
glittered on every blade of grass and forest
leaf and nature seemed indulging in one great
smile of beauty-that if said morning had been
entered at the county fair, he had no doubt it
would have taken the first premium! That
shows how some persons thoughts are SO
bound up in the exciting topic of the day,
whatever it, may be, that they can't struggle
out of it, decently to think or talk of anything
else It's a wonder our old friend had not
claimed that yesterday morning, was cast in
his big furnance, and moulded in his patterns,
and his brand could be seen in every streak of
of sunshine and glittering dew drop!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

READING IN THE CARs.-Several instances
are lately recorded where persons, who are in
the habit Of reading much in railway cars, had
become nearly blind, and an express agent
near Boston had totally losthis sight, it being
imputed to that cause. 1t appears the jolting
motion causes the eye to strain IN catching the
seperate letters, and makes their effect on the
retina very injurious.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

LOVE AMONG THE TURKS young man
desperately in love with girl at Stancho, ca
gerly sought to marry her, but his proposals
were rejected. In consequence Of his disap-
pointment, he bought some poison and destroy
ed himself The Turkish police instantly ar
rested the father Of, the young woman, as the
cause, by implication, of the young mans death,
under the fifth species of homicide; lie became,
therefore, amenable for this act of suicide
When the case came before the magistrate, it
was urged literally, by the accusers, that if he,
the accused, had not daughter, the deceased
would not have fallen in love, consequently
he would not have been disappointed. and had
died. Upon all these counts he was mucted
to pay the price of the young mans life; which
was fixed at eighty piastres, and was accord
ingly exacted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

A COOP REBUKE WELL APPLIED.-We were
told a good aneedote yesterday somewhat at
the expense of the late COL Preston of the
Louisville district The Colonel was election
eering was anaturalzed citizen who heretofore
voted the Democratic ticket (whether an
Irishman or Dutchman we did not understand
and as an argument, or reason, why the
man should vote for him, the Colonel was par
ticular to tell him, thai he was the Anti- -Aney-
can candidate. Then Colonel, says the man, I
am sorry to inform you that | can't vote for
you, for although foreigner by birth, am an
American by adoption, and will vote for no
man who avows himself an anti-American can
didate.- " H. TTib
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19
Circuit Court.

Nothing of especial interest has been trans
piring at this Court. Several of the heavy
cases have been postponed from day to day on
account of difficulty in procuring the presence
of witnesses, owing to sickness, &c. The
docket is not so long as usual, the extra SEES
sion having cleared off good many old cases
of long standing. Judge Niblack is disposed
to push things along fast as possible, yet to be
generally accommodating at the same time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

CHEAP MARKETING.-In Dayton Ohio, where
the people have suffered in purse by paying ex-
horbitant prices for marketing, club of citi-
zens has been formed, and one of their number
goes to the country to make purchases from
the farmers to supply the whole.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

TIE LONDON TINES ON KING BoMA.-The
Times winds up description of the Neapoi-
tan tyrant as follows: go 9sa
eLet the meanest man in these Kingdoms
stepped though he may be in poverty, even
to the lips-aflioted by all the Affections which
can try humanity--all Jobs miseries upon
him without Jobs patienee--falI down upon
his knees, and thank God that he is not the
King Of Naples"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

0FThe following is the description of a
newly altered bank note which has just been
put in circulation: g
Elves, Bank of Elgin, Illinois, altered from
genuine Is, by FASTING the words Five dollars
in, the body Of The note, to cover the word one
making it read will pay five dollars on de-
mand;" figure one between the signatures is
erased
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

o. A correspondent of the New York
Times, writing from Washington, says that
there is scheme on foot to run Mr.. Richard
son. of Illinois, for Speaker of the House as
the Nebraska candidate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

OF E. B. Bartlett, of Kentucky, president
Of the national convention of the American par
ty, in Philadelphia, is fayorably spoken of by
the Georgia American press as candidate for
the Vice Presidency of the United States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

| The HARVEST IN GERMANY.-The Wash
ington Union publishes, under the State De-
partment head, some information respecting
the crops of Germany:
The harvest is over The result is a mid
ding crop of rye-the most important crop in
| Germany-and good one of wheat The po-
tatoes have generally done well. Fruits are
more abundant than they have been since the
year 1847. There is an immense quantity of
plums, pears, apples, &c. Notwithstanding all
this, the price of bread rises higher from day
to day, and the poor classes are suffering so
severely as to create fear of riots and revolts,
particularly toward the end of the coming
winter. There have already been premonitory
SYMPTOMS in some of the cities, as Mayence
and Mannheim. Large conveys of corn have
been sent from Hungary and Gallicia; but as
the war will hinder arrivals from the BLACK
sea, the scarcity will become greater. perhaps,
than last yoar. America is now the only
country in the world capable of supplying the
wants of Germany. Notwithstanding the pre-
sent necessities Of the country, the emigration
to America is at very low scale. There is
reason for. this: The war has in a meas
ure enPtied France, and even England parly
of young men, and especially of those belong
ing to the working classes, The Germans,
instead of crossing the sea, find more adYan-
tageous to emisrate to neighboring countries,
where the labor is wanted and well renumerat- |
ed -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

0rThe people of Texas have voted, by q
majority of l All, not to accept the late act OF
Congress for the settlement ofthe debts of the
former Republic Of Texas to her creditors by
the division among them Of $7,750,OOO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

CALIFORNIA BANKERs.-It is stated that P
T. Barnum, the great Snowman and capitalist,
H. D. Beach, and G. H. Benedict have recent
ly opened new banking house in San Fran
cisco.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

STATE FAIR.-We learn from the Indianap-
oils Journal of yesterday that there were prob
ably 10000 people in attendance at the State
Fair, and that all the Exhibition Halls were
well filled with articles. Wednesday passed
off well.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

0TA country friend of ours has lost new
buggy whip, which he would like to have re-
turned to this Office. 1t is yellow whip, brass
bound
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

OF The N. Y. Academy of Music has con-
tracted an engagement with Boget, miracul-
GUS tenor, at the insignificant salery of $780,
600 per annuml
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

or The sum of $39,883 was contributed
at the Cincinnati polls last week, to the Wash
ington Monument Fund.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19
From the Baltimore Patriot, 18th.
Latest from Norfolk and Portsmouth.


By the steamer North Carolina, which ar
rived this morning from the vicinity of Nor
folk and Portsmouth, we have intelligence from
those cities up to noon yesterday.
The accounts are still favorable.
DR.. Schoolfield, the President Of the Sana-
tarY Board of Portsmouth, who was passen-
ger in the North Carolina, states that no new
scasessweres occurring in that place.
The physicians placed on board the Bay
line of steamers, from precautionary motives
have been discharged, as no longer necessary;
and we learn that the steamers will make their
accustomed daily trips to Norfolk next week.
sss=ss Norfolk and Portsmouth!
OPENING OF CHURCHES APPEARANCE OF
THINGs-BILLIoUs FEvER-THE EPIDEMIC
AMONG THE PAUPERs. ssss
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
NORFOLK, Oct. TO-
There has been to day in our long forsaken
and deserted city more life and activity than ]
have witnessed for ten weeks. Quite large
number of persons, and among them few
ladies, have appeared on the streets. There
were three or four dozen carts and wagons at
market, good supply of fine fish; and even a
few oyster boats at one of the wharves Sup
| plies of poultry, potatoes, fruit and vegetables
SOi1ll15 sOuA pCOplS are duAlOuS LOT Ine
return of their relatives and friends, to occupy
j the vacant houses, engage in their accustomed
business, and gather, on these cool evenings
around the fireside.
Many dwellings and stores were thrown
open to-day; bedding and articles of clothing
were exposed to the dry wind and purifying
influence of the warm sunshine.
The happy school boys that are left are
gathering on the play grounds, and their cheer
full voice of mirth and joy are heard again.
Christ Church was opened and services held
therein on Sabbath last No sermon was
preached, but an appropriate address was de-
livered by Rev. Mr.. Wake, who administered
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper to about
fifty professors, belonging to several Christian
| denominations. One of the Methodist church.
es was also opened in the afternoon, and few
members assembled for prayer aud praise
[ regret to hear that there are many cases
of bilious fever in the surrounding counties
among the numbers who sought refuge from
the severe attacks of the fever that has killed
so many here. hear occasionally, too. O
deaths occurring. Many who fed from the
Ipestilehce, have been as certainly overtaker
and claimed by death, as if they had remained
at home. Hastily, yours,
W. S. F.
P. ST. have no cases or deaths to report
excepting two new cases in the city Aims
House. / learn from DIR. Gordon, the physi-
to this establishment, that among the seventy
inmates there have been large number Of
cases and only 8 deaths
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

O-The wheat market is reported lively
on the upper Wabash; prices range from 81
80 to 81 so per bushel, depending on quality
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

G7~Jackson, ''the American Deer beat
Frost the English "Stag," at a foot race near
London recently. jackson ran five miles in
twenty-six minutes. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE EVANSVILLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION :.
This body will Friday tthe 18th inst
OciocklA NJ in the Baptist Meeting House in this place
and will continue in session three days.
There i'll be preaching IO O'Clock A. NJ and
clock p NJ, Saturday and Sabbath. The:pubic
speetfully invited to attend. octI6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19
CITY TAX SALE OF 1855.

virtue the authority in vested by the eartsr
and ordinances the City of Evansville and State cf
Indians will SELL pursuant provisions of said Char
ter and ordnances for the efinquent costs
and charges due said city the 1855 the following de-
serbed property ehag and assessed 70 the foDNng named
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19
MARRtED,

MAHsR ED.
In Penn Yam. IN. the 7th inst. By Rev Mr.
Taylor Hon. GAINES H. ROBERTS. of Warrck county, to
ars. SUSAN MoRRIs. of the former place. I'D
While congratulate friends. Judge Rob
will remember little newspaper editorial wager
the subject of his matrimonial intentions. ---r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

Said Sale will be at the House. the city of Evans
VILE the third day of November 1885, between the hou
of 10 O'Clock A, III. and O'Clock r. NJ. OF said day
geas JOHN FARRELL.
ss-s.4- ffass fs. = City Collector.
P SThose interested in the premises the
above delinquent costs and charges time
the day of sale rocti3 tf-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

OPENING OF CHURCHES APPEARANCE OF
THINGs-BILLIoUs FEvER-THE EPIDEMIC
AMONG THE PAUPERs. sss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

P ST. have no cases or deaths to report
excepting two new cases in the city Aims
House. I learn from DIR. Gordon, the physi-
to this establishment that among the seventy
inmates there have been a large number of
cases and only 8 deaths
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

-sETE have now Fall style Gentler.en's pres
We Hats. 1t sprpasses everything ever had befors-
Those IL Of Fashionable cd wearing Hat. should
CALL Our co9oreatoI enables to make Hats that
fit irfegu shaped he with perfect and
chforf. lave hand and make to order all the
- WAITER e. MARCoNNIER.
oet2 Maip street. between First and Second. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
2lnfiuift Der ~SIninpis".
100000 OOH.

gtew.gOrt. TO-, Sui. Der Sttamcr 81.
linUiS trltts bic Ycit pom California. Die
NuhriGten tca BORT linp ni6t alter ais bic PCT
9iprtbcrn ggGt.
Son Nufirajsn ,tirp gsmelrrt. pab ned inimsr
sicl tSicS Yut crrrgt ,plrp pur6 paS manppcIif'
renre Snnpipilen, Der 8rstrruns- t6m wur-
pe iter ris AineThs emigration riel bin uup her
piacuti,t. @clp bate in Nrltuurn Den YtsiS ron
2G. l6G. 6Y. per llnT. &ttle artitcl purrtn
tnarp unp tir9cn I'M Yrriir:
SUn Siipdmerifa Grbieltrn MIR Nahriften pr
Stclmcr Seliril, Der In Y1nlml nit SaiSn bis
81. WlIi g5n gaplraiio unp Srn /. Stunt oen
Gallac dn'am. st bratts 40OO00in @rlo.
5u GnStIno perpcn Stelmcr Sebtiit, nm ei'
ne SrtmrunS 3lpl4rr SiSerpcrI uht Salraraiio
81 unterbaItsr.
Die Gtiaaits parer Ie6r Ru.
0araguaY bat aae ieine Difcren,cn mis
SraTEisn auSscglhsn. ano freunpliGr SsIittun'
gen fms interchangeable purd einsn Ssrtrag Der
icwubl eir Grsnfn, ruie autb Die SGifabrt reJu'
tirt.
SUitSti II Sur& 6te trSoritebrnse graf'
rsnten' gBahI in letbafrr @uirtams.
9ll6 6 Il Il 40 isgelte am IS. ppn parta bic
.. ct. Srrsatt: Snrrpcncshce al, UNI wrsen rrr
1ei6Idsnasms pe5 amrrtlrtihcn ShifTsS nSrbn
GumnlittsO" ietcns Der prrtign ar9rrunJ sine
Ius9lciesun9 III erSwnSen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
anFiaae untsr eem 9iauor.Bs,sh.

Sobn 5unsbcrsrr, Uaaprtb nate Der 1rlppe,
Wcnt9prrerp Gauntp, puree ant pprlebten Sams
Tag fir iein GriHrinsn an Der na6fsn Gcurt Dor
5riepenNihtrr 0alpemaun, untsr 5000 Sdrg'
haft grItellt, tneeht er dngctlaBt, stnem minpers
idbrissu Slnelng BON 10 Shtrsn ltartt 9rtrdu'
fe pcrabfUl9t gu buten. !5unsbrrssr weigcrte lId
nfanss, benz iungen Wannr Qiqu5r ,u gebrn, ale
pIeIer auf leiu GbrrnpCrt prrIi9srtr, or lri I6pn
d6sr 81 SABRE alt. Oa pars rs faIt nDtbwsn.
Dig, paB li9 Die gSirtBe pen alen peripnsn 9es
turtsI6sins anlaaftsn.- (OCYleEtam Grpr.
D0- Der !Scraus9rtrr jenrr 3stuns bate ba
bet brmrrfen lplleni sab pbsnsrpabnteS trine GIa.
&c untsr bent neuen Sieen,seleB mar, renn pas
gcbt crit int October In Sraft-Icnrern unter egm
am 8. YiIi 1854 oVn 9curern5r Sislcr gsneb.
ntistcu SemperrnSaelsb. Ntan finprt pafsIte IN
ter 9ic. 6i6 auf Seite 66S Der Yampbldglebe /;
uno refen 3tsr atIdnitt entbGlt nr6 bic fanati'
iGe Wcrffi9un9, pab trgenp Seranp, Der berau'
16enbt Srtr1nfe al psrlpnen ben telletenben &C.
Ieben ;apiner perabrsiGt, prrI6nliA Scrantpprtlih
fir jsben S4apen itta loq, ben Derjsuiss anriA.
ten mag Der BEN 9iQuOr. .sssrau6t. Da @oup.
Si SIer Blr Sunfsrpartri 9eb6rtc, 70 fat man ni6t
a'lrin abitdtti6 nittS se9en ras rrwStnte dem'
eCrfajgcleB aeIast, icnpern rtn3sIne SAurttn tas
ben nod Die Tre&bet ssbatt, bas snn3e @elrs ,u
l6usnen. .-(3uItauer.
B3- Sel6e Ylrtsi bate In 1854 bic Wsbr.
| felt in Der Staatsseiesgetuns in pslhsr NieIet
vsrbaGte 9rIeB plbrte2 SetanntltA bat 6err
Sadalew. Elm brabbsbcr rssnaunter Gcmpfrat,
pisie Bill I'M Ssuat ein9etraGt, pelGe aud ucn
teipsn 5auIern pa6irt uno'sUn GUuSernSr g8 l.
[ liamS 8 0 ler untrrjehuct pmpe Der
Grie n3uIAaucr" cten an,sst.- g8ia nun trr
S4war;rpd 1T gBbctttaa Sip, Der tei ben
jiinSlt 9ebaItsnfn 2iauUr. Striammlungen in 9eha
Gauntv cine iSl6e bcrSUrrasenpe 8pae lpielte,
unO tei rrsfden man,-pur6 frtne Snltrumentali'
tat, SrfhldBe pubirt fat, pcrin tsr jrbss grus
pernSr unp bic lcgte @rirbsetung rr8cn bsienl
0eirb faamlcs mibtaueeIt wurfrn-io ebrid fein
unO rrn auten Gruten e5 9eitcben ra6 6r in ieinenI
tlinben g8abne rie @rrn;en rcr @rrcttsfeit
! iitgtrctsn BAT - bic iambIen Sci6Idbs llnpatr'
beiten ent6aItrn- unp Rap man In 3ufunft ltd be-
Nheten IrQts psn ,rcttcn 0aul gu lattsln"!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
1cfet Gle 0Oabrbeit. .

Gin slrtttsI iiberI1rteten ,.Selrt bic g9lbrbett
unb .Gjnise 8raSsn," Osbt ictt bic 8rmrc trr
pItli6tn 3eitungrn, worin rtdn tenliikt If allee
mas turA Die lrBte Staat5,@sIcbsebung oertan>
belt purOs, unp niat TN Aasrmeinen pcpuldr IT,
duf bic amrrtanrr ju Ihicten. glIS 2ntwcrt rd'
rauI, unb ais gntpprt nuI ir3rno rtpat ehb rrle
Sepicnts rcs 9Ibits BON HVm nod II5en mDJcn,
ftrf3t es ibnen jepsSmal III ibrs 3Ibne ,urit. Daft
bic 9rtcirfee I'M leBtsn StaatS' 'Sfnat zine WIrbrs
brit battrr, unp ale iene Utcpe aus wrlAen bic.
fe @cIttbrtrt9er Capital fir ibrr gartrt gu MD
e den luhsn, bitten perbttrn tHnnrn-bdb jenrr
SSrpsr rieIGGe ater gut bieb, cher rrsnl9lter5
palirts -unr Gin ntanAes beillame5 OrlsB rtrbii'
ttt fat, tlps aus Der llrIa6e, nm eine Wtle9sns
beit su tatcn i1rt Yartet ptcper aufjut1urn-ri'
nerIei mic Siel ras aagrmene gSObl raruntrr lct'
rem piirps. Gtrc linp Gb1tIaAen, pie ririr 8di'
ittiiFer neS Ylbhs pun Nom nit prr SBlbrbcit
pitt lsugnrn tGnnrn. uno ndt leugnen birfsn.-
Sl, itc6t ibnen eicGeS, ME ptcngCldgt, icrttmal
suriid, frdst lie bann ips(sit, wer olrn re9iert
bat Bis nIsr Stlat S42 100000 in SGuIccr
war ? sic maBcn e5 ;u9etsn RAP r5 bic gctcFctr
Iartei iplr. 5rnat fr pann ustcr, u6 ie fit
ui6t IAdmsr, bic Stimm5sbrr frrnsrlin ;u fraSen
fir lie 81 linimst, uRp lit lumtt III ben Stano 81
tsscn, i6re 8autcrcirn prr SettgcIper fcrnrrbiT
fcrtjuieben9 Die 3nrtrjattrr, tenrn lis itbcn f.
pIele Iitllicntr 9rauH hltrit, rfrprh cher, pa'
rauf t6nncn ft ~rrfifsrt itibIen itEr Idwrr III IT,
re 8eibcn ju Gumbua9en ietn. IS 1T ibnet ttri
&sSsruns ned 3u frii4 in WetdGtniB, unb ii
ipi6en baB untrr ibnrn pa5 eypise Iarbs;aglen nil
Gin Gnee nebnitn rpiro-pis5 babrn Ie ans Gr'
.flbrung 9elcrnt-unb ,,grTa9rura ma6t flug."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
Dic pittsbura Gutberiid,c 5ynoee.

gBann ppGen pirjeniSen 3ctun9en, bic tas fal'
f5e @eriat pie pittsburser 2alberiAs S9ncpe
bate telblpesn ale Mmcrtlner aus itren &irten
ausjuiGlsbsn, putliSirt baten. baifeltr ricrrru'
fsn2 Gs ipar Oiss ibren eeIcrn cine Nrcte llns
ipahrAsit ansebinst. Is tabea Srei btsltJe SIit'
ter pisie auIl8e nod suriit3unsbmen, ebe ie rpie'
Der tei ben re6tlidpsntenUcn Sir9crn auf CIR
li6ttt anIpru6 MAIDEN piHfen. gDir perpen
bisle Sldtter niAie gBo&e nit Namen nsnnen,
wsnn bisS unterlaben wirp, blutit ale Sdrser ie'
bea f5nncn, ipem MIN in Submit slaubsn plrf.
g4iberrufen lie pisIrS @eriiAt ni6t. 70 sebrn lie
babur4 funp oIb is ni6t waenS iinb bab itre
stler bic s9abrbsit pibsn icGen. GS III tein Ius'
ipea fur bitie Gpitcren-pir bnben bic Sceumens
te BON einsm @itgtieO Der Spncce In 9anc, aa'
roo Fe Elm Sober sinIe9tn fam, Der ben 9erinsIten
9psfsl bssCn mS&te. S9sr res pann ni6t nil,
Der ,tigt pnb wibreno er bS5wlls se8en Die @mr'
ritanrr iiblt-rr aud Su8lei4r 3eit fcine etSsns
Grcunbe, BON tenen fr Irin Srco abdlt, lcber te'
ligsn, ais BEN &mertInrrn @rre6ti9teit tptretfd6'
rem laBrn wil. auf rabsr, unp tUmmt 1un Ntsrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
SIutiae 5i,lGaerey.

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Srrr Gr6nds uup priisu 0attin. Sinser une gta,
eer, cine SorteQuns in Smtbs pale, in 8din'
bridge, Sancllier Gaant9. 0abrn, tamsn etnt3e
Spanjs rorr prrpFig Sprtminnsr, BON weI4en
il4 zine Srcbe 2In3abI in Der gabe iensr Start il,
5rlae rincs Sru6s tm Ganal eelammelt bate.
scr BEN GinsanS Osr pate, unp ssrldnstrn Frrgrn
Gin.rItt. als ibnrn picIer perpeigrrt purpe, off,
nrtra IL bic Sbitre nit 0epalt unp ltiritsn in bic
Sa(Is b.letn, eBten bic parin brin. .l6rn 5rauens'
perlonrn In 4Gait unp ,srtraAen eini9e Der Sinte.
Der Suuler i.it$ete itb NIT ieinsr @attin eiItsii
cura cine Sintcrtpjire uno lief Zen 2bdrhdtcr i'm
SeEs Der 3auterscrdlS Si*aftsn. Die pale par
BON fristltben Sirsun sser5n9t sou, tpslde I'D,
pieIe srOte Srlcipi9uns purA Die :cBen Sootmdn'
ner nbt rubiS Scfuuen laNsu tDOlten. sic srr'
IAoiftsu lt9 Gltnten uno Yiilclm uno teSrtrn 3u'
rid nit benz Gntlhlu6, cie RubeltDrrr isrg3atrets
bsn. Sum 0Iid rpurpen bic Geuerwafen mift In
glnipsnpuns 8ebra6t, abrr 8lditrtns uno anGsre
OurfscI6Uie wurccu jirmliA frep setrau6t, I6
bag nRbrsrs Der Rimpfenpru auf bepsn Seiten
bslbaCist pirOen. 3weD Der Septmdunsr 6efI,
men srnlbafte Serwunpun9en elmer batte elm rtpa
Spsp 3ou ldrDe @unpe i'm ointsrtbeil rsS SUpfs,
rpel4s ibm nit sinent Stcin psrItBt purcs sinsm
anbern purpe bic 8ntsi6eibe ssbru6sn. Na6pem
einiSs osr Sertnidnncr DrObmgen ausssfUsen
battsn, bic Start in Sranb gu feden, ,osrn lr fA
mad ibrrn SoCten jurid. .-(eane. SoltSfp.