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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

New YonK, Nov. H5-Tha steamship P-r-is, with
Liverpool Gstes to the 18th November, ar'sfei h.fe
TO day. ~
L.vlKroor, Nov. l5.-Co.ton i. s.-ad"; tie lower
uus,,ii-s have slightly dr. lined: midilng Las t'i%!''!
Il .vancr,l. BIoatsiu'., are inactive ard sl:ghii, ''"
-r. The weather - favorable - i.e crops .n'i.>
IS more string. NJ. The bank rates have aivsiIn'; -
per c.,;. Tn. decrease OF bui;;nn il LoH'o'V'-
C"n-"!- -. 10 y25. H..
In l.iverpnol the cotton market was Inactive ou'
.a.ier, m,ddiim" had improved l-IGth, III consequence
ii II scarcity. The salrs ut the week ain'ut'rd u,
| Il ,UDD bales. of which spectators took DIV" ar'
exporters , 100, at the following prices: O:lrr'i' lar
=; %miidIlng. I'd, uplands fair : /! midI!ins tI; ID"
= "ck in port mn united TO 30 ,OuO, including 2'H""'
American. Flour WAS one penny lower; sars o.
Western canal NJ 81 u :Si- Baltimore and PhIRItei'
phia 81 n3I, Climbs 3dI Red wheat ) -; WINE
u to g.. INd. Mixed cora 33i-., yellow ~. lroVi'
sIrus were dull and unchanged.
The political news II unlrnpnrtant.
4 despatch from Cnnstantinuple states NAT 'he
Prrsians had been repulscd neUr Hcrat Win hea'y
loss. -.
The English Ministerial papers assert that tn" ALI,
ance between France and England IL rs close anu
cordial Ms ever, and thatit has not been shaken Ut I'LL
pared.
A registrar of the Northern railway had ahsconded'
being u defaultrr to The amount of l5D,OoD pounds.
Advicrs from Paris are less Encouraging 1t Is
reported that The Bank OF France was beginning 10
regain specie.
Louis Napoleon WIS still at Paris. The Russian
Ambassador had been cordially received. J l. ru'
mored that Louis Napoleon wa- more inv"ran!" 10 "
Suspension ut specie payment by the Bank of frmh'r'
The amount OF bullion lind decreased IN the bai!k
Of Frnncc three million OF francs.
4 severe gale occurred at Liverpool on Inc l+'h
November, and did much damage. ln- ships SIisS
Wright ard Samuel Fox, for New York, aud ihr
Louisiana for NewiOrlrans wer. driven ashore; o"i
nn lives were lost. Steamers We're engaged in taking
off their cargo"s.
LATESr.-On Saturday morning, Nov. H. fhe
English funds had fully recovered the cheek by mn
advance vi Bank rates. The t,count business wa
uctivr, at the advanced rates.
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l.0,9.l53
Frem2nt's vote
Mai. against Fremont, .U2 Al

Here is n majority agains, Fremont. in the free
States sl"ns vi tw hundred srl two thousand four
hundred an! :,rty-luur. Tio Middle free S;ates have
given nIaaiority against him II two hundred and NJ
~ two thnrspnd seven hunnred and sixty nine. The
Western free S;ates give q majority aga:ns; him OF
sixty SIX thousand six hundred and fifty. New Eng
land, with a Frealon: majori,y-a> i'll the days Of TIE
Hartford OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alone in her glory
She gives a majority OF her popular vote, and her en-
tire electoral vote, asainSt Mr.. Bachanan. just 60
She did by AIR. Jefferson; su5 Just 20 ,w,h the e1cep-
ton Of 4 single electoral vote from Mti:"t she tic by
Andrew Jackson. 1t is no very iear;u! omen for a
man to 90 into the Presidential chair without any as
,i.tance from New Observation-Disclosures loA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

=. v. Yo.r.-Wr irrrH from the lnd"penrr.
Dispa'.h 'ia; : ". lo.t. formerly 'titnr O..
stanton v. Enfi"r'"r. l. about 10 nnm"rc
pytIi, .: on Ut =. u-w j.. raocrr'!c ysp"r ~ l."i
ton, Missouri, 10 be caiIec The Missouri E1P'
,,-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

SClCIDE.-Lieut. Avery. hate Of the [ nited Sta:ea
Ngvv. VIII" was dropped from thr servi,e by thu ac-
t;uu al the Naval Board. committed suIcid. in Hong
K"ng IL September last. where be was in colnGusnt
uf he clipper ship G"!."u City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

ROiALTY.-Prince Alfred, the sc.
cond son of Queen Victoria, has gone TO trsrel and
study on the Continent. The little Royal Highness
is the fourth child of his parents, and is just twelve
years old. Blu; he is ATTENDED by Lieutenant Gene
raj Sir Frederick Stovin and 1t. Cowell." How
would Lieutenant General Winfield Scott like 10 be
employed on such military duty as attending 8 boy
of twelve yesrsf-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

Tho Washington aud Alexandria railroad WIS open
eel for travel on Tuesday. Trains ARE advertised to run
regularly bet wara the twD cities every hour durI"g
the day. Omnihuscs will be in attendance Il; the south
end If the Long Bridge ~ convey passengers to Penn
sylvaria avenue, in Washington city. BuIhr"d ".
Trobel las been appointed super inteudent of the
rail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

VIRGINIA MILITARY I>-IirUrE.-Wa hrv" -"'
with pleasure he "iI:.u iu"r"ry Address tuth- Gar
%! Cn,irts Of the Virgins. MIIir; y institute" "n 9
resumption Ut Arniemi" Iuil--, Sep ,rmh-r %. -.
by our esteemed friend. Col Francis II. Smith. .%'
r~u''ndci: al ilr I~HsIlrut", aHd recommend 1. ai'"
i've rcrushl /" every citizen at Nirg nia. wen,
h. cunc!usivcly shows tina, the Virginia Moiat? ~
stliU'r. 80 Tar from ruCrparning rpnn the cu""ir'
our StH;", and d. Idiug with them their iu-u!ir't'
pr'r"n"g.. a. hni "ruantIripsteG with apprrh"t'
by SOM. has been tll-'r best friend aud hn. ar'l7.
augmented Ih- pa "nac- of MI. Four NV COLI
hav" been established ia Virginia -inr- 1879. The q
.: The ocgauiz t'iuu OF The institute, I'D "; rh"'e
patronage enough for Nil, the numb"r OF -'ucr'
having rncrrns.1 ncsrly 900 per cent since 1889, wh
the Whit" population has not incresIrd over 81 ?
cent. We nre plrased with Col. .mith's sy-trm
study and Discipline, which hns advanced th- IL.
'ut- To lie highest state of prosperity aud usei'
n"4s.- NOri,K Argus.
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DIED.

n,,n. on Tuesday, the 2sh Of Noye"sey, I'LL :;
Ms. a.RY Am zUsAs a ssastsr q wn.. and Ms
Ann iu,an Fr,neis. Of this city.
s- 6os,on ls2srs lease o'c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

AN APPALLING STATEMENT.-A ragged
school association. in q pubic appeal. state ,hai;here
are Ia London i,iE,iGU who never attend public
wor-hip, l50.n0D Lsbitu:i d5uuks.ts. l3c,"m open
pr"tiSaics, "O,HJJ protested begssrs, 10000 gamblers,
50,UUU destitute children. and 3U,UUO receivers OF
stolen goods. More than 1000 young men, under
eighteen years Of age, are annually for
theft IN Great Britain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

The CABINET have been IN session daily tor Two
days past. This il customary at this particular sea
sou. 1t is generally understood that at such a time
their sessions ar held TO compare their various REPORTS
and t. determine finally on the sintemenis cnnrerIi"-
kroity p"iut- in the Governments policy th:. mu.t
:iecessar:iy b. t:eatrd Of Washington Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

There WAS an artl.ss manner of announcing mar.
risRes in 1.-The old.n time" which is quite refreshing
TO revert 10 occasionally. Witnesa the following from
the Williamsburg Gnte,te Of i776: q Sunday oven
ing last, Mr.. Beverly DiIou 10 Mise Polly Ssuuders'
drsry agreeable younS lady"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

WlsHIxCToT. Nov. 2i-Col. Wheel =, the l.. =.
Mi>i-f.r 10 Nicaragua, hes !!ai several Interviews
with the Secretary Of State relative 10 his oincIaI CON
duct III that cu3nIry.
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GUIn OFFICIAL

CiSclssATl, Nov. % The Official Enr u.
State ,vr p--rii-,t -tnrl': Fremont lElI
hnnsp ia g.; Fillmore IS. rs, Gerrit >m!th 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

RUSSIAN VISiTORS.-Thtre are rumors OF a
projected witt, next spring, of the Grand Duke Oon.
stantiue TO this country, with a feet. The Grand
Duke Is considered as The eagle Of The Imperial fami'
ly aud Of the paiicu. lIe PROCESSES great admiration
for the United States.
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Tina King of Denmark has conf

LIZ. MAuRY.-The King of Denmark has conferred
upon Lieut.. Maury the cross Of q knight Of tbe Or.
der Of Danneborg, as a mark Of consideration for tie
eminent services be has rendered 10 that departDsn t
Of useful science to which be has devoted his life sEi
talents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
IRE palm 'rrsshaH sroT
The c-:,! sns!! -pI.sL,
TrI-,., kuN ..a...r

4 censua takea Just before The american Exploring
Expedition xas taerr. etowed the indigenous p"pu-
ls:ian 10 De 1890. TIE missionaries called 1t 1880
10 the Sandwich I..ants the decline OF The population
j. such as history can seq ely parallel, and a. tv-ry
h.s-er AT an E..;er Hal. May meeting shou!d b. iu-
,,ruedo nj. ". AR. told, not only by native tradition,
bu, by the early navisarors of the Pacific, that there
were once human abodes, wherever there w"s good
soil and water, and that the population Of thi" group
,ra, moi laas than 5p1,r 900. Now il / is under IS 600
Twanty.dve wears sgo-wi.h:n the period Of strepu-
GUS missionary ~eiTpr;-i: was do; je This.
Westminster P.riep.
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vrrc,~m 0rricl~ in til. New York Pc

VIrGlNik CNA:.-H" RrlIc." N ;h- New 0.E 10
! urt.r ~" uL,ra caption, ssvs:
.'rh" rr"rvt ai' yer. - cv'-usiva veins or si!.'
of very pare au'nr"' c"gl in Mon'gn'n'ry =.
other c,H..-.,- !" his Cd C"a;monw- nlih. ha- trs"e
;hr attention -; lnH"E Il .Er wrHlthy aud rntrrPr'
ing ciG2 ms I" those t.'d-. The complexion "i 4.
much "i TIE N.ry'aiH uaI I-nn"ss-- and Virgin
Central R'li Roads ar r"rT.rt 'h- mountainous fs
si"ns ~ which the" coai- lie with the Atlantic cIi>'
giva n v"lu" +" thee mines quit" independent of III
superiority Which hy %aua'vsl they ryp-Ir :" p'ssr-
bvrr o'hrE Goa nln"- now Successfully w"rk"!. u
d",erinin" the boundary "f ihes. coal formations, y
deposits. the services ~; Prot. Furr.s, Shepherd. 0
New Hagen. Conn, II gc"i"sis: of great rHperirnc
and professional XIII, have been engaged, nnf y
learn be wal pr"c-"i II, once Ia The counties OF MOI;
-"rn"ry, l5r'c'uur', Oath and Allegheny t. make 10
desired cNriuralI"L-."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

Mill BrENr.-The Grisi and Saw Mil, Of DR.
&. y. CHl!wri., n,ir Gr.cnbrI.r Bridge. Gr-.nbr
county. Va, wg- entirety CONSUMED ny hr. on We
rc-:Ay might lat, ,",,".hur wi:L Its contents. Ii
three thousand Collar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

Tie n.c:in- between "r. itai .o!ph and Gen. Col.
cnurin I'D not tax" pace Monday, III consequence OF
t,. parties IIo. beng iH" IN agree ~ TO "d.-;aGce a:t
,a,i..' although they agree that til weCpuns shall bc
p,,toI-. Mr.. Randolph IL lists thst tn Distance sAai!
not exceed sx PAGES. which has not yet been asseutcd
In BIZ his uniASun.st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

JCDGE WV LEIGH.-W- regret % hear rur0-. O.;
JGds" Leigh's Resignation nUI hope they are l0;uu-.
We have but few men Tx judge Lei, now rr.aa.r.
ug. lie j. able, Will Informed, promp'. energetic,
aad with II III .In'ry that never iorgris anything. h..
sirung m!nd ttSr- hu.t .: The strong roin;s Of
case, a"i sitting /; clear o: the chat l.esen,s 10 yog
the pa'" gran.
Although b. i. no: q vJgug man, he seems neve'
10 t,r- in the t~l.cl.t--c Of his very ayduous abor- !,
the largest cirrgi ~ III STATE. A. Il Iurist he hs, ~
superior; III! :r',-t We d.!i - wIih Jldse Leigh il
y..if.r.. W. ar IuJ ~ mGC!I -. Il phrlIZ III no 10 b,
u,,u! 10 ~, grra. ahI.. ,I"-, AMI tuigh Il 3 pIiy suci
rn.u s.D..d -y-r grow oil. Mry tn" good Beng. II
ais PROV '.u,-, .ly" huu hath and Strength ro ho!l
the .iice rT mr"y yrs:- yet. ae 50 soy ills
lLyqch5DS Rp.jIcGq.
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'fF1 AND sI.ye s.y.

wS Sm'GS m ~. nv "hs,l," s Tine. say. that G. wido,
-ii"''kinGiy Duru"G Il '-w dav. -,r,,a IN JONES, "
her clothing tom q CRATE upon which .t smc ,gnInon o
cIJtb"s. Her d~hG@htrc, who rushed Tn SSh' boitIp,
was aI-o aevrrrly burned. The lie of the Ga 'ssSa
d"spa're4 Of almost h"' entire clothing havi. y h..
destroyed b. Iru the tire was extiuyui.h.d y VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

IToGs.-The Abingdon Virginian states ths.
number Of hogs ar passing Through that place d.
have not upon that end II H.. IL a .%utsic;rr,- 'ra-
Der o; stock cars 10 ace, innudate the hat Of "I~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

MURDER.-The Floyd |lIzr Sat- that Mr.
Bond, living Oh Greasy Creek, in that coun,v 70
been found dead-supposed 10 have been .b":; 80
inquest was - be held. AZ
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EFFECTS OF CIVILIZATION on uEATuf

u w VII ~ VI
TOPULAiIDN.-I1 III. Captain Co"k found
.9p,mU0 p-opl" inlIatitjn; Tahiti. He declared hi
estimate 10 be re;,..r uric- than over bic mark
Ti--e were the tars o war, human Sacrifices, :rtan.
:irit-, IND that ordinary r'ckl.ssn-ss "f 1T, which
the missionaries profess 20 have. geuera!ly sparkling.
cured. Aged natives nj that time remember tie
high priest T-.rmuar, wac uttered the prophecy
wEi'csi the people c.uyr' up for lis atrrn2en.s. ~
fret, md -ecest now. iur It, death pc.hos. K !. Mt
:a.s day sung in tn depths o; rct:es:, which tho mls-
siour-Iep Cannot nverhear:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

FLOYD CouSry.-The assessors book.
th' Whole amount Of land in Floyd county. u,l -
"Xr-n'l"n at that IN the village, is ysI.. 49,
81 ,1i7 .Sli -. ''"=- q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
rpEucvT N TIRE FREE STATES.

The following ara the aggregate e; TIE votes Tor
M. ,hr,,. Presidential rau.idt'es in III. siX;e.n Tree
States. Tn. vote in -"lil, 81 IT, Western SiHie- l'
not yet complete, Hu' tn T"'ur"- - 'nne III c"n'u'
materially vary III" r"su'. Probably they vii! make
il less favorable - Mr.. Fremont:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

|iKGISIA ASD TENNESSEE Rail R0,o-w-
r'Hi win much pirrsuie nm! i~Ur-fr., IA. r",=
President john K Mechanic. published in r"t y
mint 10 The Lynchours Nic-.niqn. Il !. A toc" go
o' srrit interest !" nearly nj! "l our r-sirr. sT.
regret t1ce"dln. tbs; our srgrr will mn, s,,o n'- =
publish /, III fall. Tn" report i. rL.,r o" G''
making i"ii aud detailed rNhit, 81, ,h, con'.
nHn PROSPECTS u; The rnnG. BY tH- rnr. ;,s..'p-
h"" Efforts ct III" P'.-i!"r' ana tho-a u,trr y, ""s'
''''' was '"ini'r'ri through 10 B-i-'ol s,r. .'
'n'h'':T "E"' v Is now "f.a a." inviting / 800,
o' M N"'''' l." * the Atlantic through IN. c,s.
hr'' l"'' J. " iii;'"T 81 ""n.ratgI,''Jn 10, olIy ~
'!"'-' ilni'rii7i"y Interested IN tin road, bu, "a :: ,U
ci'l2 not TIN go"d III Cor .unwrnl,h. ever!
We" Earn from TINS report that n,rw outstanding ~
many d'iicHs!i : r"'trtln- rI. OPERATIONS Of N. r,,g
", IN Gf'e' receipts Tor he Il.; v-ar ain nm, %
?,--r'i9 w. AIl Vie cp' q! operating Sij6 U16 n,
""'r' = ""n"l - per cent. Gp"a iA- whole COS, q,
'"+ t'a!' Inc wt!"Ir cJs' OF "p-re,in. the road !.
w. , PrL '"h''" ' 'hr gross r-reip:--ihis wirhnl.
'hciailms Tie transportation VI m.,rrIsl for cpu.,r,,,
3i.sGOUpO. '"'4 - aoou'
DIrin; me year there were SSH passengers
r4a1i 10 il9 10 can III l- OF road. rnc ,ouunse Wa.
3j,S'5 tons--"Gus. 10 20J tons per mile Of road.
Inc lhcfcls" 81 tonnage, over last year, !. ! p-,
cent. Inc !rcrc&s- al pc-.ruc-r-, Is S per nj N
number, aud - per cent. il y,e!i. The Increase II
road, - pr cert. Whereas. the expense is on,r
~ PER cent. a comparison between thIs, and o.. =.
r"hH'. ot long experience. Is v-ry tavo die 10 the
i"riner. The avr,ag- cost OF operating rail rosi, IL
Nas-hchusrt;, l.. q! per cent. IN New York, j. De-,
CENT, on this ROAD buJ Isl. This speaks volume. n
it'"r "i the management aud ettlclcucy Of tue woaay
Prcfid-ut.
The sat Works Branch is completed; persons in III.
haDii OF procuring thar supply OF salt and pls..-.
rom IN" Nrst, eau now ct them at one hat The.
former c st.
The cIos~ Of ISL VII witness the completion Of
thu Igh !ln. -: a.!r"n! from Norfolk to M-inDa.
ana IT," 10, that II Is shorter by 3li miles by III.
route from New Ori-huS 10 N-w Yak. than il; a. rs
any 'th"r r"I.". wi, cgU~" AZ amount OF travr. ig
c4ua. II rhr ~cHlIc'y ut tn r"ri 10 ,arry.
lh- Pre.jtcul r~Iari. tIrp Petite X ,iiroat AS sp.
j-ci wAIrh VII, -.uut'".y h- rarrirt out, when q.
Rid UUt, wl! be %. wH:!r1-a wIyp.;iucc TO his re.
Theft are - cuuGIr, tr,HGlHrv - tins rond. lEr.
counties contain nh nrea 81 iIiJ,3,5 acres ut lmpry
ed lrmd, EaHi yI".t p~rci,c;- worth SIS, $4,000
- .N0Af .,0mar3 Hygii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

DEPL0RARIL CAT.sTKv TC-On Saturday morn
in. lgat. 4 it'd gr,. May S'-rma". of About '""Nt
y-gr.. 40. k.,'"i al; the r--!d.rr zee It her -t-p'aihr'
iIr. Csn.I. b rch. in i exancria county. Va. d bu
ih-r Il her siep:ttH-r. a y"uth of about th- same ne
COMM into ~. house on his way home from scho0
,nrk 40 II ,rn which hrd be'r '"tt uncapp"d for 'a',
~. Pr--Imir. tnnt i; Wac uu!naded, The boy pu'!
cap upon il. an iar"i hi. iIii'r niece 'o put hcrhs-
nl; ci the window by which IN" ~a. sl''itIg 49,
.tL re-. hr. u,n'iuc a. ner. AMI intending slmp! ("
.xnl,de u r,u for her nnu--rn"rt. fired y load IT b..
-rn, mt, her lace. I'll. poor cai!t rushed 10 her u
der ual tel dead a. trc feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
TIE NICAEAGCAN lNEROGLiO.

The du-! wg.ir:. W. to .i"c taken pace MdndTy,
according 70 newspaper" announcement. between
GEN Gu.rour;. AMI Mr.. Randolph, all about the con
trrvcr-y urrwin. "ut 81 Nlc1rr-ugi "linirs, did not
con- of. TIE New York HraH of Monday says:
III seems ur"iGni. that il Will not tnk. place this
morning. rs nuruuuc-d, Owing 10 the publicity given
70 II, nad also from ih- iar; iia; Mr.. Randui. u IL HI
iavn!.t, and unable c.er 20 walk without Hs-i-tauc.
Should he Il -lli. h.. ir,cEd- will be c"Dpell" d - car
~ hun 70 III" =" un", aud h"'i hi:n up during the
cnmbn,. |; *. fi:er. tore, more than T~r"'acl. that tie
fgh, will be postponed 1" n more convenient season,
The police made IN effort Ia nrres; ihr parties, AND
G-l. Grir"uria was in the bar. room 81 IL" s.. NJ.
rllu'us iI"i.l NJ Il late hour lr>t night, while Nj. Ran
'"lph sni! r-'Irains 1t The Washington House, No. l
!}ruadway.'- !lnshiRc;0. Star.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-20
Sefentlt6e 9enDu.
Tttruar 13,

Wttttpp1s unb Spmrrita9s, BEN 12tn
itnb 13ten Mdra
an briOen 3asrn um 10 lltr gprmittass, 1ctl am
SauIe lsBtbin hes Srrlprtrnrn 6 aS. . d.
Ter, In Qopbia Gauni6ip, 9e6a Gauntp, fclacns
tes pgi6nlt4e SermS9en BHentli4 perfauft Rerr
ben ........
Dret quite S6aHpferbe, iprruntsr IG ein brst
idtrtSrr @aul, elm Isbr gutter 9irter uno Elm Scrs
trsf1tfrS Sattetpferb befnbet, 5 Wilhfitr, mo-.
BON Spei friI6mrlfeno linb, cine erpBe 3u6ts2cpS,
9fuprscIdirr, 2 aitrrsri6irrs, 2 ScrbersrI6rre,
elm neucr 5utrIattel, Gin Spsiipdnntsrr 8rdawus,
70 9,t ais neu, nit @elhirr, ein einfaGes ld6trs
@ci6rr, Elm t,sduls gaurntpa9rn, gSinomdb>
le, Strcbbanf, S&rrttiite, en 9lnt1el an elmer
OrsI6maI4ine unb 9ferbessipaft, Seu, ,nb MiF.
sabsGn, G'ruttade, S&ippsn, Sits mp Ssttrns
itrGn9r, elm Yaar Seuleitrrn NIT S&emrI, Sisle
9Fan;9runbberen trim Su14et. 5erner:
Ssttsn uno Ssttitetlrn, 2 nsue GtiiSeltIde,
StGbIe, unb srO6er Si6erl6ranf, alIr Grtcn
Bidder, cine Sinf, g6ttas.llbr init einrm gBadrr,
stn neuer &cdpisn, Sol,s unb anbrre 8ilen, cine
6clSpaase, Elm babies Barrel pom atlerteIten
Rplulrs. 5lsI6aSnner, SGuelfGlier, ei1srne &sIs
iel, GiIrntGfcn, cine Got Carpet, 5ru6tidde, unp
Iena nod prlerlei Sauss unb Sauerns s@srdtb.
I6aften su umtGnblia gu mcloen.
Die Sseinsunsen ant gsrfauista8r unS Guf'
wartune bon ... ..
9aSib &lein, 9tbm'rr.
Grhruar "a nalui
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-20
Gcbruar 49,,
Sefentlttbe 95enbu.
duff MpntdoS ben 3ten WtGr;

q 9luf Wpntass ben 3ten 0idrS
nd6Rens, um IL llbr Mttnsa, Irtlen ant SauIs
bsS llnttr;ri6nstcn in StsrIauern Sauni6ip, Sc,
Ga Gaunta fOlssnre glrttst auf UfentIidsr @sn'
pu srrtauft rsrben, nGmli4
3rd quite SGaiT.gferte unb Yiertr9sI6irr
Ron otler gtrt, Sttid gttnbSieb, pprunter iId 4
quite Wftdtibe unp Elm Bull befnSen, Gin Srr,
SaulSsgBaser, 70 gut ale neu OrsIamaI6ine unp
pfsrbesspaGt. gBinpmiible, cine 6uttrrsS6usib,
WaI4tns, spei Sett SruIeitrrn unb SGemel, 2
9fise. gssen, GuItiSitOr, !Srlt. unb Mifsa'
tstn, 9flusssgRaasen, Spsrr. unb Sibtstten, 2
5dnftsrtsttsn, 5ru4trsf unb Gjraaisnisn, 2 Sefsn
nit 8ctr, Stdnner, 5Glier unb font mod oiclcrs
lri SalS- unb SausrnssrGtbe su writlGufts ,u
Iaslbtr. ... ...
Die SsbinSunssn am @srtaufstasc unt slufs
irartun9 pVn
Samuel gS. Shnriber.
Ss6ruar 13. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-20
Grtruar t3.
SeTentli6e 9Sen6u.

Sreita9s Zen 7tcn atarS nd6ltcns,
um 10 llbr GCrmittass, ica am SauIe bon
@scrse Rod, in SanUper SaunI&ip, Sc6u
County, fCIssnrsS perlGnli6e GermSssn bes be-
SaSten Seritcrtsnsn Bifentlt4 pertauit wsrNrr
ndmli6:
Spei Yffrbr, Stiid 8nrsisb, S6wsins
8 Shafr, ein 2s@iulswaSsn nit 9prp, Gin
Spa,jerpasen, 2 YFtsc, 2 Gsacn, Gin 6rld4it.
ten, Spsrrs uno &dbtri!m, pfubese16irr, Scu
bel Der 9cnne, gGnpmGbte, Srcttnnf, Srttrr
une Setttapen, 2 Sefsn nit 0cbr, Bureaus
cine 8 Gag ll6r, 5i16c unb Stiible, Gdl6rant
8ii9enI6rant. Elm tupferner 8s0el, g8aIaulaI6ine
!3abtr nb 5dNer, unO lcnR nod atsrItt srtitej
su umfdnpii6 gu meltm.
Die 8tbinsunscn am Ssrtaufstass unb guf'
%artunS bon
GliIabetb ROD, Ors.,,.,
SDbn Stran6, ~" -
Tebrtiar Is, -.F -... na6S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-20
Sefentli6e 8enbu.
Gr6rudr f3.

9(uf Samlta9S ben 23itcn Setruar,
70 ubr @ittasS, IOGlm am Saule Res Inter
,eiductrn, In Sdb' g8teitbaa Sam1hip, Gr6a
Gauntp. fotsenpe GGter tfentIi4 Sertauft wer'
ben, ndmliG
Cine Sut. Elm Sdnsn, Ssu un6 Brlidtprn'
laub, cine Suanttlt unsctrO6ener 6IG6s, cine
S6rrttihe. Gru. mo Nifsatetn, Jtiibtrtten.
cine Scteltanf, 9runf tsersn teim Sui6sl, @ras'
IenIs, 5ru6trrff, cine Stag lltr, 3 Better np
Scttlabtn, Gdi6rant, Siils, 5cljtiRr, 2 Slide,
2 S6autelaiibIs, baltss Dussnb Stible. Bai6'
lanO, Gin ctirner SeiIsl, 6rusrbole, Msbtiils,
gtr6enseIatrr, Sit6enaeidirr, SadmulOe unb
gadtbrbs, StSnnrr, 5dBer, 3dber, Sfen NIT
RcGr, Gin SpinnraO, Sutterfab, baIb Barrel 81.
ia, unb icnh nod pielcrlei 5auss unb &i6ensrs
rdt6I6aftsn gu umlGnbl6 ;u melbsn.
Die SsDinsunssn am SsrtaufStass unN auf'
tpartun9 eea
Stefbrn 9. Snau6.
Setruar 13, nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-20
SeTentltGbe 95enbu.
0ienftaaS ben 11ten 0tGr;,

0ienita9S ben 11ten Wtdr1
AIM 10 lltr @ittass, IcGlen AM SauIe tss Inter.
fdriebsnen in StsriaurCn 9aunI6ip, 9eGa Gaun.
ts, fclsrnre artitsI auf Effeutiaer Srnpu per-
tauft tpsrtsn
8 pferSe, ppruntsr cine junse tra9snrs MSb,
re, A 8ube, 8inrer, Bull, 2 S6wrins,
SersSulsmSsen, teinate nru, Elm GinsduSwassn,
3 Babies, Stuletern unb S6emel, YferbegeI6irr
NIisr gIrt, 6tesennrbe, SUljIdttten, 2 YFdse,
Gees, 9fIussIeif' mb anperr gBaasrn. gBinO'
nubls, Strpbtanf Sperrs unb &dts 6sttsn, {oet,
cien, 6eu' unp Wifsuteln, elm Sdebriu, Srudts
rrffs, GruGtidde, Scttsn unb 9sttIcllcn, 2 Is
fen, 2 Suttsrtrrcn. Stdnnsr. unb Icnt nr6 oIf
lerlei Saus. unp Saucrn'g 'grrdtbI6aftsn su ums
fdncltd ,u mcipsn.
Die 9ebin9unssn am Setaufstasc unb auf.
trartune ben .... ...
~ petrr Sell, Ien.
Gstruar IS. nalm