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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03

DR.. 6. 6. $. @uGbtn sca gaeuypef lrntt
bic 9uimrrtiamfcit FOLDER Ycrlonsn ocn aasntau1
unp Der llm9e9snp, wel6e Spsratirnen an ibrrn
natiirli4m 3aEnen perriGsct ~ bateA tenStbist
fnb, pber biz lid tiiniIiAr 3dbas enftrn ;ulals
icn wiinidcn, auf iene vOr3dslide Spcrirmst
ie in al ben prrfdicOrurn 3prissn brr 3ab
ar5neitunpe.
Da er tercits cine fe6enjibrise GrfaEruns in
lcnrr grcfcbicn srnc6rn bat unb ale wert9SCllcn
SerbrllCrun9cn tenubt, 70 rpeB cr, rap CT alien
9atirntcn bic tsite Siilfc ju lctrn ssrmn9, wrIGs
picle Stlmlt sermSgenp III.
8eftrsn3en: G6rw. S6cmdS BrgGtt, ..
D, G9rip. Gbartct 81. 9amfIpn. s. @lrtipn,
M. D, QEm. llnbrtil, 81. D, Ieu-gJpre
Gitu.
Stne SfTte III 0essnTdrtis i'm ,,QlmCrican
Sptel," aber patirnten prrten auf Serlansrn
aud in ilrrn 5dulrra teIuItt.
9lpSrmEer s. nQt8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
seeer uno S6ub Materialien
g t o b T.,

Rr. 81 Sff.Somiltru: :Strafs, ;rpiIbtn Ger bcutfh:
rrfrmtrttn Stride unb rcm 9citamtC, in IHsntauu.
Die llntsr;ei6nrtsn Gabrn lcsten, in Gcrbin-
oun9 NIT Der friiber ppn ibrcm Satcr Saccb MpI.
icr bctriefenen @erbcret, beIasten Stpbr an rti.
gem Stanrplabc scTfnct, puicltt lir Elm ppIlitdn'
rises aIcrtiment bon 9eoer BON icpcr Scldreis
bung, np S4ubs s5rimmin9S, iuie ale anpere 9trs
titrl, pet1e Sdubmnder Setrau6cn, ais GalbSs
frac, Mprcccps, Strrlcprr, 2eininas etc. bslGn-
pig gum gertauf baltrn; mic aud Gin aa9emeinra
Niprtncnt Son iosmIrf unO Gi6en Sp9aepcr
Gebrnfll6 G'siAirr' unc jcSeS anpcre 9rper fir
Sattlcr.
Surem 6sire prnftI6c Gjerter Tnb, 70 f5nnen
lie Srissrtrauti4 Agn, pu6 ale 2lrttcl Die c prr.
faufrn, 70 Tno, mic ie pieIeltrn rrprSlentirrn
Sir bpffrn batcr, pur6 nieNrisc YreiIe unp Ses
freOiSunS ibrcr Runprn, auf litrraIe llntsrTiss
un9.
SO. 6. uno S. 6. Mofer.
9lllentalm, Srp. 10, 1854. nN3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
GeOrr I! Geoer !!
gTiIfin m 6 rim.

.&illiam8 Grim,
mudt Ieincu 5rrunten unb Dem gabtitam a6es>
baupt bic an,eise, pa6 rr bas GHrrier. peer 2s,s
brrbrrritera@el6dit nod INNER, tnb Srar ausso~
psbntsr ais einmal betrebt, am Gdr Der S8slt- Dor
milton unb G6ten StraBs, sssenater Sassnbu&'S
GIaitbaus. Ssn eten sin9clester Scrtreffl6sr'
Stcd te1ebt aus seesr sUn tebrr gelGuitunsr
wcl6rS CT an ben allrrnirrrsRrn grriIrn abIrbas
pirp, als ba IN
6emlcd uno Giben Scbaeber BON ber
o(lerbefen Sorte bon Oerf6iebenen
9reiien, ie nab bsr SrntitGt 8albfele'
le uno Sberleoer, iponifcbe &ioos, u. f.,
lp.f
alIrS ppm ttifca uno gang titiig. Gr sertaufs
iein eeeer 70 publfeil ais man rs in g6tlatrpbi5
tetrmmen fam.
SbraI orn prrsdglt6rr Sualitdt INNER duF
Snnp lmO on @bilarcrbiacr Yrrilrn Su Scrfaufrns
$5Gi,te Sun isfer Dirt werbsn an ben tEGRes
prriien I'M SIuStaai4 fir g8aarr prsr fir 8aayS
9elo anaCnrmncn.
DG'- Srscnp 9Cmanb, trr etwaS aus Sir1rns
SADIE traudt, fpirp rs mic Srrfetlen ircnn er tei
ibm anruft inprm CT nir9cnes tiliBrr nr nir6r suS
3ufrierenbeit tcbicnt rrrrrn iriro.
Danttnr fir tfreits grno6tne Iternle Inter
Fibuna pirb or ffs INNER anselsssn Itin IaGrn>
lrinr &unpcn nit 9dnttlidfrit 3u beeirnrn unc tie
3abl brriclbrn gu S1mcbrcn. Sepermann III
ircuubldaftlid cinseGoprn an,urufsn.
Ilrntepn, Sept. 81. ndbs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
ee6a GauntY gfrrpe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Die @lieper bicier Gsielf9aft taten T6 su
Scrfdmmrln auf Samitass ben 6. Sanuar nS6s
TENS, I'M 10 tlbr SurmittasS, am @aiibauS ron
5erman Setter, in Siips sSet6lebem, 9e6a
Co., I'M bic idbrIiae Babl fir Seamtcn ,u bal ,
ten, ais aud um bic jatrti6e SteGmns su tGun.
Gu6 irurcr friibcr Gin ScidluB ansenrmmcn, baB
tcin Collector mebr angcitclt wrrNe. frnbrrn atlr
G5rlrer gum SefretSr 81 teSdblen linb, imo iprr
iiber 3 Sabre I'M Tiidlanbr blsitt, pirb ndt lan.
ger ais Gin 9ltsc Der GeIeafaaft ansrIe6en.-
panftli4e Seipcbnuns tpirb rupartet.
S. gS. Suller, Setret6r.
December IS. no3u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
!OouSubren, W2ontelzltbrspk

6auSubren, @antelsltbrsay
ppn alien Stgles unp MuRern; spttne unb g.
bcrne Sadubrcn; 9plbene, lilbrrre unb an6sts
Scttrn, SGlaiIsl up SiesrI, sclfrne rnb flberS
ne SIefererh Sbrrinee, 5instrrinse, 9rulmds
prn, Bracelets, WsbolIicne, GuFpins, spIbtae
unp Itatlerne 6cerrn. Flterne ges unr abcel6ifcI>
ascleans, @ccorpepns, Spitltcrrn, 5lStrn, pfris
fen, 6rrn9ldecr, 5aI6cnsGumpa1e, 9pISene, lik
bene unb ancere Srilen, fir iebrs Otter, 70 mic
ale ansrrc 9trtitfl, tpelAr in bas 9umrln,5aGs
9cGBren. Seine SreiIe fnp 70 nicbris dls in br1
9rr6rn GtatlbcntcntS unlerer SeefSStr, anb feline
0aarrn perfen INNER gcfunpfn iprrben hie er Ie
Scr9iett er pirp niemanp me1fnsne SbtriHse far
srlrrne anpalen, pber Sinnrrne @a6rra far o.
berne perFaufrn.
RO- SauSs unb SaduGrrn furrten Gcrtra6s
rrnp reporirt unb Slidarbsit BON jebr art mic
frGbrr perrtdtst-unp CT ltett Gin Satr gut fiir
feline gIrbeit. glua resavirt er Spislbsrtn, DO
curpeens u. {. NJ. gr N Sanfbar fir tieteiae
SunrIdaft unb bcfTt auf fernsrrn 3uipruG.
s. 9. WafIep.
glrntrpn, Srpt 27. ss3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
9Qnf~ Nd6ri6t.

Die llntrrIGriebenrn srtcn 0a6ri6t baB gs
bei Der nG6itrn ojeiesscbms prn prnnislpanisB
2lpFltatirn MAIDEN wcrren, fin bic Snfrpcras
tiCn ciner Sant nit alscmeinrn Giscpntc' uno
anrrrn Banter prpicSirn, wel6e in Der Stact
GNtoIdulua, 9rha.GountY, erridtct merSsn Ielb,
untrr trm NGmrn; Sunt Ypn Gatafau-
qua, nit rinrm Capital srn 3weibuascrt tauleno
lbalcr, uno mit bem 9ripileeium, 6aHtttt auf
Orcibuntert tGulenp 3bllrr srrutrtrrn su riirfen,
unp Spsratirnrn gu tc9innen fctalp bic 3pritunN
bert taulenp 5balcr rintCsablt iinr.
Srtpb eautah, llriab Srunner,
Qu9ultus 8. Gtl6crt Gtubtn Yattcrcn,
SEllliam Ste, SN. StCllnaoCn,
Siaat 6. Gbaneler, Ghorlts 6jroifn,
". D. Srrue, Gborlcs,G. S6HtAss, -
Charles 9iclt g. y. eafisr,
Giaias 8tbri9 pcri .Soas,
ScltNb gaiarus, Smcn 9pitc,
Charles Sellr, q. 1. SulIrr,
Sbrmas Srcrcrld, &. 81. GPartin,
cScihua lount ir. eSehn Sbcnioe,
echu SRilliams, Gamael gclpcr.
Suni 2S, 1854. no6Sn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
Der 2utberiid)e
Gdlen6er fir 1855.
au9uf 9.

bsrausesasbSn veu Qaiitr 9. q. S'rcbf i'm ltuftroo
Der eutbCrilbcu Spncoepcn Ttnnrtransu III trlhit.
ncn, uno nun btim erc5tu uuo @iuiantn in uultrm
Buhichr ;u haten. Ter 6oltnccr erthalt cutn
rtithtu Shoe rtli9Sltr gcItbrtme. ntt allen onecrn
Sabrn, eis man IN .2atenetrn gu fnotn savCbnt lit.
SSosr eutbcraner fcHts btn eutbriIbcn Golsnesr i'm
6auS batrn. prcis br ndmlibc wic ycn anrtru
RatueCrn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
Sp1epb 9t CSlfp unb Gp.

8cnuecu ritIt @clc9snbeitrrm putlfumabm
nell auSuStt9cn, ooB ie cincn
neuen @atIbr uno SurpelrpsStobr
on9cfan9sn bobrn, critc Sbdrc ctcrbolO Sbnurman,
0tubarO uno Cos Stcbr, uuo 9eraoe Der Spofacps
!odt 9t9entttr, pc fe cncn Stcd 9Soarcn sin9rtSet
BADEN Der ntdDt ubErtrrcn pcrpcn fam, unb e linc
kt entbtrn Die biIi9tu MepsNcrtCr Yrcilt bier eu:
Wftibrcn unb an hCuften ~ ptrtaufen.
gcute oic WSntics crsr Sadubrcn trouhrn, fSuncn
t3snot Siite uuo prsit cntbcn uuo iitb itsrNuocn,
eaB td SpIcpb s ITO uno Comp. nitie S;aCbSn
Cinilcr ptrtouft pcroGn ots ir9cno icnltrpc.
GSutt 9rtpnt sspinr @atIbtn, warrantirt out arit
gu bolttu, fit $24 bis $50
G5utt actocnt bctaheo 9copCr, 25 35
pattnt StarGr, 35 100
Gjrlontp pottut ecaper buntin9 @atfbSs45 l25
Gutt llbcrne 9cptne, s" II
Dctatbeo Beaver, 10 Is
Yatsnt ecoytr, Is 25
Vruituobdn fiji 81 Cts. bis $40.
Shrrin9e iu l29 @ts. bis $40.
9ictlt cti0cu bobtn fC ncdD Gin anaemeiues GiTcr:
tcment rru SupsIrp uno SitGcrpaarsn gu rpeitlaufa
bier onjufibrcu.
OF Que Waarcn tperhcn parrantirt fas ;u Iein
fir mas ie rcrtouft peroen.
ScpdratlIrcn an Sadubrcn, Il. (. 10. psrScn
ibntI gut unn bilIt9 perrtbtct uno ra Sr. Stc &c:
tonut iitots Gin pcrdelibcr ocsm GClhaf
brftn ie Ouftnen literatcn Sbsi oss Stnttibsn gu:
prucbs.
Nucutrpn, Suni 2e. na1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
Sebdutnte (Granny).

Srau Sarrltna Sic9feGp, fiirjIi@ BON Druti6'
Lamb ansetpmmen, BAT bic Sebammrnfunt ni6t
allein uprt, icnpern 1T laut ibrrn 3eu9niIrn crs
aminirt IN Berlin, anertlnnt ais bic bette ShuIe.
Sic I6meideIt i6 nit Der 5pffnung, BON patl'
FUN in 2(acntown unp Der llm9e9enp bur6 jabls
rsi9en 3uipruA unterltiist Su prrpen, umicmebr
pd BON Sprterrituns uno abpartun9 Der gS66s
nernnrn ais Sebanplm9 Der gieu9rbUrnrn berrn
@slunpbeit atbdnsis II, unp Srrpri6t In alien
5alen, no arStt6e SiiIfe nrtbpenpis III, bieIeltr
an5uempfcblcn. 9lu6 rntpfeblt ii6 beIelte gum
SGrTpfsh. Sire Bcbnuna III SO - in Der Z
ten Str., i6ras scscniiter NUYer's g8irtfsbans.
glcS. %, 1854. -*3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
S0orSju9s g 6Mac
fir &lc06clc.

erperty (nabe Burlington n. Y.
ebru. ,tEI. {. GOfOrD, A. NJ, principal.
TNs 6tr6it: it:sieun9 eists Snitimts ttsinnt iabrlib
- am erlten 9l lcnt a q I'M Septe ms
Ser. Der GcurS tss llutIrritbtS 1T burh96nei9
unc prattjib, umfaltno it9apSbnddbcu unO bSbcrcn
3pIiStn elmer pclltiuoi9cn @n9tiibsn unb wiitns
ibaftlitbiu @tjIbun9 ammt ben Gjrithiibcn, Satri=
niicbtn, OEutlcbcn uno 6rorShiAtn Spratbsu, Sn:
itrmnCutal: :9Nuit, 5iihntn stt 8natsn wtroen pcrs
ttrtitst fur GcutSitn. stbrtr cher &aufmannfbaft,
nit elmer pclIitdnp9n NcnntniB sinfatbtr rrSr pcps
pttrr Bucbbdtuna.
Die Nn;aM Ger SbHttr III &c tbr6ntt, ic tos
5ioss rie 9ShSri9e QfI9e unr Nufmtrtiamtct crs
halt; uno bic 9aT;e Sbult, in tbrcn rt9Ctmd6i9cn
3mpten, III unttr Der unmittCl6artu ?uffdbt rcs
priutipal*. GjrpShrtitbc 6rltcr 35 biz $40 per
&irrtet. roer 20 tis $50 rit Steuu9 &cn pbila:
rslrba fam man fat itdnrlldb per Ricodtobu cccr
Oompftcct cabin 9Stan9en; Sdbr l21 Gents. Sdr
9trtuarr nit prlEu Gnpttiuu9en stt. Opprrire man
rtu YrlntirOt, Gcrirtn, 81. :.
0cpembtr o. 1854. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
Sir pferce uno @enfcben.


Cine mebr ols l6iibri9e grfabruuo bat bic Sbots
tatt ftlt9rittlIt oaB Ntrdant's terubmtSs Sd fir
pftres rptr lniotria Samiticn Gmbrciatrn bic msi:
lttn Sale btilt uno ollie lcttbe linbcrt ol$:
Spatb, Sbntuec, 8in9tcut, 9BincsaItu, pcCI:lte:
bel, &trtdItun9cn, jertrcbent 6uft, Shranntn,
trtlbe 9Hunosn, SGrrtntun9cu, Suttitbun9p, 81:
ltula, e6bnun9tn, 9EfcuneCrts Sdgt, 8btnuiatism,
SBlpunotn pen Sbttrtn, GcrNrtnuun0tn uuo &trs
brabun9rn, 6rcltbtultn, auf1crBtne 6inbe, 6rSm:
pft, 3ulammtu;ithtn Ger 9Rusttln, GStihpdtltc,
Ghpacbbtit Hcr Gtltutt, ptrbirtcte 8riltt, Il. {.
10, Il. T. No., II. ~.
Der unptr9Ittchltbt Grfcl9 bitcs Stt$ in Der sci,
lung rcn &rOntbtitcu Der Yfcroe uno rts ocrnvisbs
uno dtlt in WsnihGufIaib. miro btn 9aucrn tdeltt
msbr bCfonnt. IS miro taum oe9ldutt, auGtr rrr
Scdltn Die Cs felt lSn9ercr 3cit in tbrsn St6lItn uur
oduftrn gum GeGrautb baltcn, tptltb Gin 8touf prr
Shmcricn, 9titen uno 3tit ourtb Die ,iti0s 2(npCu
oun9 biClts Scls crlpart Irirb.
0EF SSip pcrihtta uuo ibcr,su9t RAP Der 9lomt
oes cinSt9tn Gt9tntbHmsrs, Gccr9t VI. Nltrhout
ecdprrt, 81. g., i'm @lole ouf bcr Geits Der Slabt
uno ftine I5anbfbrift dber oSm 8crt ith tciineSt.
Qas ON rem Gi9iutbdmcr aoortGirts 8cltslIunasr
wtreen prompt tcrUdIthtiat.
@crfbofTt cuh Elm Ipompbttt prn beu N9cntcn unt
ttt wtltbc NEunbCr oicc 9toiiu Itcn rerricbti bat
Bum Strtauf bci ecpis Stbmiot uno Co., Qutni
trpn; Sruncr uuo @riiocr, Gotaiauaua; e. uno 9
6jrcG, ShncdspilIc; unc i'm Gjrcgeu 6t Cjil6crt
GBcnB uno &C., 8. gB. Dpctt uno SrDn, s. &tct
uno &c., pbilaettpbo.
9Rai 3, 1854. nal 9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
Setter, SdlsauB, etc.
Germans 8tl6ntG.
December 20.

8loniFs ots peritcrbeusn @brw. Seuiamin
German fno in unltrm Sucbitcbr ~ 10 Gents
oas Stdd 81 babtn. Sin mantbSs gemsinoeatso,
osucn oas lnosntsu tiucs trsueu esbrcrs bcnsr III,
piro ftb ;u pislsm Yrsils Serns otfm gilbui6 an;
FouRcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
Mertfantf6er 0uQnp.

S0r unttrt6risbSns cfferirt msritoniibrn Guonc
pen osr eeitsn SuoIitdt uno isiner cieenCn SINS
Sss,aIlen gum @srtaut twaber pcbastiaust it firoen
o'esn pcn psnnfrponien, DstowGre unc gat,l: Ser:
Esss ET. wsSs" '@ analptruuesn ourdb pcbl6Itaunts
ahrtortn asrisuImrittu bic ben artfeI osSroptbtrn
i'm 8tfe haze. '''''''' s'''"''''''''
Disler @uanc miro an eiuem cis nieSrioer prsirt
as Der pernptoniibs psrtouf, tcmnt NrmfI6rn ySI;o
ssid IN itintn bsfrubSnotn Gjesn[botrn unS ii
msbr anbatteue. ''''" wy W
.. 9. Surtiao,
lOl Gero Srcut SrOFs, YblaSirbio.
Ssptsnsbtr 90. D";OU n,si
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
Dirlfen Il. Sdmiro- -p!Nsbilae.

0Cin prsmium ron ciucm Sitbtrs9Ra eaitlrln
W wuroe bti Der Stoasfair prn 1854 on 6cr.
@. Mse uno g ne crtbcilt fir tie ttittn
Shmiso: Blas5dt9e. Gis bdten ctenfalIs elm
9rcess QGcrtsmsnt ron q ben: nno Scuno TN:
SlastalSsn ouf yoanr. nit rrt piribcpsns pSutrns
Der onsrtannt tsittn Z ew:G ifcn. Das uariirteite
1iTertsm'ut pcr,d9Iidtr " drii en- ibrtr ci9cncn
sRanufattur fam 9ltitbflIs srboIttn wtrrsn, tcim
@rcfsn uno 6lsinsn, ,u Cen nisrtrttn Gitpprsiltn,
on
9c. 3l7 Marfet Strabe, 5 Sbiren oberz
blIb Der Nbten, philadelphia.
gieptmhtr -, 1854. nl69R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
Gbarlcs S. MaGfp,

ltbrcnmdder uno SmpsQens 6dnofcf, 8
Sc. % SitsoomtltCn Strafs, 9traos ssscndtst Oct
bcutfb fcrmirtrn &irht, Stllcntdmn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03
3 el fir DferbG

lluHsr9sidb in Der @efhitbts scr SRrli;in ais rOs
mirtpdrr9ltt du6src Gnwtnoun9snriusl pos urb
ie emit cdt purSe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-03

Nta&t ieincn SrrnnSen m5
Dem all9cmrinrn gouttitunI
bic glnSeiar, RAP ct feetcn
Scn glr,p. 2jprf Suriidsefs9rt,
NIT elmer 9rrscn @aspabs
pen gEanrrn, oils
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-27

HousE-Among the. reports made iiom tie
standing committee was bin smeadatoIy oil an
act for the better security OF le and property on
steam and Other vessels.
The bill establishing q telegraph and express
mail between the Pacific and Mississippi.
The bill by Mr.. Benton, imposing the stamp
duty on back notes and paper currency OF small
denomination, was referred to the committee OF the
whole on the state Of the Union.
Dir. Pekins, OF La, reported back from the
committee on foreign affairs Mr.. Sellers resolution
calling on the President to inform the House, not
incompatible with the public interest, what was
the object of the meeting Of conference OF ameIi-
can ministers at Ostend, and whether The sad
meeting was in obedience 10 instructions oi The
Secretary OF State-what said instructors were.
and what was the result Of said meeting or con-
ference.
After an Intellectual motion by Mr. Chamb srain
to lay it on the table, the resolution passed.
Mr. Letcher from the committee to investigate
the charge of bribery with reference to the Colt
patent and other bills, made report and the COM
mittee discharged.
The bill to carry into effect the treaty with Great
Britain providing for the payment Of claims paid
BY the recent commission was taken up and passed.
The amount due by the United States to British
subjects is 277 600. The amount due by Great
Britain to the Americans is $4,000.
The House then went into committee again and
took up the civil diplomatic appropriation bill
Mr. Edgerton moved an amendment repeating
the duties paid on railroad iron between Jnne 1853
and 1885, and after considerable debate Mr.. Letch
| er moved as a substitute.
Mr.. Houston's tariff bill proposing reduction o.
about 20 per cent, which was agreed. Yoas SO
| Nays sc. An amended amendment was adopted
| by large vote. Then rising the more unmpor'
tant amendments were concurred in, and the house
| adjourned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-27
STATE TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN-s.cosD DA.

NIGHT SEssIoS-Feb. 20, 1855
The Convention met, pursuant to adjournment,
at Temperance Hail.
A committee was appointed 10 consider the pro-
priety of appointing State Lecturer, who report
ed that such proceeding was eXpedlent, and that
the sevces of P. s. White, Esq, had been secured.
The report was adopted.
4 committee was appointed TO prepare and have
published the proceedings of the Convention, to-
gether with address to the friends OF Temperance
throughout the State.
The committee on the publication of Temper
ance Newspaper, reported in favor Of such move
ment and the subject was referred TO the Execu-
tive Committee.
On motion, the present State Central Committee
was continued with the addition OF DR.. Il. A. Laps
ley and n. d. Cross Esq.
On motion of DIR. Langd0n, the resolutions Of the
4th of July last were readopted.
p. z. Reynolds submitted a resolution, providing
that prohibtoTy law, if passed should be submit
ted to the people.
This resolution, after some debate, was withdrawn
upon the ground that such proceeding would he
unconstitutional.
PR. Reynolds then submitted the following resc-
luton.
Resolved, That this Convention would be more
than willing, altera prohibitory law shall have been
passed by the Legislature, to submit II to the people,
but for the fact that many Of the legal profession
doubt its coDstitutionslity.
Col Osborne offered resolution in lieu proyd-
ing that the Central Committee be instructed to con-
suit with the legal profession Of Nashville, in re-
gard TO the consttutionaty OF submitting the law 10
the people, and act ia accordance with their deci-
sion
Mr.. Reynolds offered resolution, providing that
in case the candidates for Governor do not answer
the interogatories of the committee satisfactorily,
then it shall be the duty OF the Central Committee
to call convention TO nominate candidate for the
Temperance party, which adopted, and
The Convention adjourned stedtc
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LEXINGTON AND DAYyILLE RMLRoAD.-We are
pleased TO learn that this short tut important work
is now 10 q condition which will require but q
small outlay 10 put the first section IN running
order The character of the country, and the ne
ces.ity of crossing the Kentucky river by bridge,
renders the road necessarily soInwhSt expensive
one; but the same circumstances a.sr give it IFS
Importance as it is mainly by ;ns channel that We.
OF Cincinnati and the North, must seek passage
10 the whole South Hence it may nor be unreas-
enable to expect that, when completed, it viii do
large and lucrative business.
The engineer is confident, from actual messur-
ments and accurate estimates that the remaining
graduation, masonry, and laying down the rails
from NicholasVile to the Kentucky river, can all
be done for less than fifty thousand dollars - Gin
cia.l4Gti Railroad Record
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IN Roane County East Tennessee, seven miles from
Il kIngson--the farm containing ninety acres, nf
which twenty i've thirty in cultlvanOn-with a
pacious house, entirely Oil Mill and Cotton MILL
which located near to three hundred yard extending
and water giving cave besides three small houses OF
which has been used for Dislery. Said Oil Mill, IL
that business IS carried in the proper way will yield
good profit in having water all the ear, which is pouring
out Of the in abundance and the pues and coolest
good opportunity is offered to enerprisers
and people wishing settle in the healthy part Of
the Stale
~ Apply at GeerS, corner Of the Square and heads
rick street. feb2O-St
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The United States Supreme Court has sustained
the action of Presidents Fillmore aod Pierce in Ie.
gard to the Territorial Judges The former dismiss
ed, for some cause, Mr.. Goodrich, federal Judge
in Minnesota He resisted that summary exercise
of power as unconstitutional and Illegal and ap-
Piled to the Court for a moaGGmvs upon the Secre-
tsry Of the Treasury TO pay him his salary since his
dismissal The Court refuses to grant a mandamus,
and thus sustans the right of the President to dis
miss, at his discretion the judges of the Territorial
Court 1t will be remembered that General Pierce
made nearly aclean sweep Of them on his accession
TO Office.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE

IrrkpAKI DEPAETxESTThe friends and patrons of this
institution hereby assured that the studies Of the four
regular College Glasses will be pursued as usual
The second session of the present Collegiate year has
Just o ,enod and viii close in July.
ANY plans of reorganization that may be adopted BY
the Board Of Trustees will not take effect until next su
tumn j. BERRIEN LINDSLEf,
Feb. 81. 1861 Chancellor Of the University.
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MAPS OF THE SEAT OE WAR.

W. T. BERRY 4 CO., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRIMEA. with eolarged
MAPS or THE SEAT OF WAR and views OF SgYAS.
TOP0L and BALAkLAYA, from the best authorities
By Ernest Sandoz.
- Professors GOYAF and AGAsIz. Of Cambridge las
ton, vouch for the correctness Of this Nap.
W.T.. BERRY * CO., have just received
The AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1855.
PARTY LBADERS-by BALDwr.
The I.AMPLIGHTER edition.
HINTS TO AMERICAN SPORTSMEN-by Lzw1s
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Finger Rings.

W, T. Berry Il Co. have just received
THE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS.
By Charles Edwards Esq. With illustrations.
l3mo, cloth. Also
TIE LIFE OF p. 7. BARNUM Written By Himself
With Portrait and numerous illustrations limo. cloth
YOU HAVE HEARD OF THEM: Being Sketches %
Distinguished Authors Artists NecalisS Composers &c
BY o. l2ulo. cloth With Portraits steel Of Terrace Ter
net and Julia GriSi.
NY COURTSHIP AND IFS CONSEQUENCES By
Henry WikOf. vol l2mo
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AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers his yau ble Farm situated IN
L Coffee County, three miles from Pelham, and siS
miles from Hsboro, the road from Nashville 10 Chat
tanOoga and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains Male ard Female Institute and contains about four
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed of the best in the county, and locate
healthy seeOn, entirely exempt from the visitation OF
all malignant diseases There about two hundred and
twenty five of cleared land, all under good fence
and in Oh of cultivation There comfort.
able dwelling houses comWodious barn, stables. with
comfortable negro houses In short il is well imprOy
Said farm has fertile and productive SOIL admira-
bly adapted the cultivation of grass, clover and small
grain &c and be made Of the stock farms in
Middle Tenuesseehaying suicieney Of water at every
necessary point
Possession be bad at any time. Persons desrouI
of purchasing are respectfully invited examine the
premises and learn Of the subscriber the PARTICULARS as to
the terms &c. (tebSwtf) p. H. PRICE
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W. & 2. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College Street,
NGG9yIIrR Txxx

VNTE are manufacturing at new quarters Richly Or
w nsmented Gilt Mantel and Pier Glasses in the
highest style OF the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tain Cornice and Inside Window Blinds and keep con-
santy on hand choice stock Of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials; together with complete assortment of
Artist Materials of the very best description Oil Paint.
ings and Engravngs; Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass, &c. &c.
We would call especial attention TO Gliding Depart.
ment Having gone considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant and beautiful Styles
safely promise that the work turn out shall compete
all respects with that Of the most noted manufactures
the Eastern Cities and at as low cost Ms the de-
scrptiou Of work be brought here nom abroad the
purchaser running DO risk on account OF breakage
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