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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-29

Mayoralty, Thbolaux, March %, 1856.
NOTICE TO BAkERS-The price Of Fresh
Flour being 81 90, in the \. Orleans Market Bakers
are required to give p of bread for during
next week IONA. c. WHITE, Mayor.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-29

A LIE w ELL Stuck TO ETC.--An old and wicked
adase is that :" lie well stuck to is as good the
truth" A certain political party seems now to be
trying to prove the truth Of the old adage.
The Republican press throughout the Northern
States are asserting that eight slave States were
represented in the Republican Convention lately
held in Pittsburg. 1t is well known to be an un-
mitigated falsehood. Let US see how this lie got
wind. Texas is said to- have been represented by
a certain Mr.. Kennedy. Captain Kennedy is en-
ploved in the steamboat business of some of the
Texas rivers, and came to Pittsburg some time ago
to build boat. Without his knowledge his name
has been used rs member of the Convention, and
it figures on some of the committees. Some years
ago, STAKEHOLDER in South Carolina sold off his
slaves for the best price he could get, and came to
the north. He now resides in Illinois, and il an
aboltionist. He was in the Convention, and called
a delegate from South Carolina, Vim. Gross is
represented as delegate from Louisiana. No re-
porter could see or hear Of such man from that
State. B. P. Rankin is called the delegate from
Nebraska, and his name appears on the list Of two
or three committees. He was not in Pittsburg at
all during the time of the Convention. He is an
out-and-out Democrat and, it is said has just been
appointed by the President Marshal of Nebraska
We need pursue this subject no further The ex-
amples given show that no reliance can be placed
on the representations of the Freesoil presses in
regard to that Convention. So sillv faIsehood as
that the South had any part in it. can gain no credit
Pittsburg Post.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-29
DARING SPoET.-The following piece of dar-
ing sport is related in the Albany Transcript:

ing sport is related in the Albany Transcript:
ing an apple of the head of his sou, has been
told over and over again, and is rs familiar, as
household words, was wonderful piece of ex-
ecuson, close calculation and great daring.
Something similar was attempted and success
fully performed in the village of Pittstown,
Rensselaer, county, about a week since. The
circumstances were related to US as follows:
There had been turkey shooting at which
several crack shots had assisted; after the
shooting was over, the crowd adjourned to the
tavern; numerous drinks were called for and
put out of sight, and the whole party, some
what elated, commenced talking about William
Tell, when one of the party, by the name of
Horace H. Wadsworth, remarked that he was
as good q shot as ever Tell was, and, said he,
- find me a man, aud I'll prove it," whereupon
Alonzo Grogan stepped forward and said, 'Im
the man for you to practice upon" Every
WE'LL" said w., "get an apple and I'll try"
Search was made for an apple, but not finding
one readily, q potatoe was substituted, and the
crowd adjourned from the bar-room to the yard
adjoining the barn.
Measure Off twenty paces,' said Wads-
worth.
The distance was paced. Grogan took his
place, with his cap off and potato on his head,
when Wadsworth deliberately raised his rifle
drew fine shot on the potato, and discharged
his piece ut arms length! No one expected he
would do it, and for moment CONSERVATION
was depicted ON the countenance of all the by
ISLANDERS, until Grogan, putting his hand on his
head, said in an agonizing tone. Am dead
Is there any blood?"
1t was found that Gorgan was not dead, but
that the potato had been cut in twain, and that
no blood had been drawn, though ridge about
the size of persons finger had been raised on
the top of his head by the force of the ball.
Grogan, who did not think that Wadsworth
would fire, was seriously alarmed for few
minutes afterward, as he believed that his skull
was split. He says that if any smart shots
want to practice shooting potatoes off persons
head, they must find some one besides him to
be their target.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-29
ma Plantation Clothing ,Ianufactory

Louisiana Plantation Clothing ManufactorS
lis CANAL STREET.
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STREETS
fI'IlE undersigned having completed his ar
L engagements for the mandatory of Plantation Clfthng
large scale takes pleasure in informing his conn-
try friends and the Southern Planters generally that he IS
prepared supply them the shortest notice WIFE
ready male NEGRO CLOTHING, of the best material and
cut to fit each individual, low prices artit s Oh IN
Eerior quality If Northern manufacture
p. A. HEBRARDt
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
rlr32 I'm No. IiS Canal St bet. ROYAL and Bourbon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29
slnrorp before tho U. s. Courts.

\ cas-, touching the power Of a master
over hrs chattcl, after having removed him
toa Free State, aud then taking him back
70 a Slav, STATE, has just been argued before
4. :. Court. Il il the case Drcd Scott
"a, John II. Slnlfyrl. Tho plaintiff was
a slave. belonging to Dr. Emerson, sur
g,on ia tlc L. :. Army. In 1886, be ear
riI Scott t. thc Military post at Rock
Island. in Illinois, where he remained Tor
two years. At the expiration OF this iimc,
Scott was uFan back to Missouri, and
afterwards sold together with his family to
the defendant. Scott commenced a suit be-
for, the l.. ). Circuit Court Tor Missouri,
for the ir,sdon. OF himself and family The
Jury returned verdict that tie defendant
lid 10, illegally d..Aiu the plaintiff. and
judgment was rendered accordingly. Plain
tiT sued outa writor error, AM. the cl,e was
brought To Washington, where it has been
argued by Montgomery Blair, for plaintiff,
and Ecyrrdy johnson Tor defendant.
The points discussed are briefly these
81. ia slave be taken by hIs master to re-
siio in free State, and, after a lapse Of
time, be brought back into a State which
t1lcrates slavery, can the slave claim FREE
dom? .. Are free people Of color citizens
Of the United State? 3. Was the cHclu-
sion ofslaycry from the territory north and
west Of Missouri constitutional enact
ment?"
Tho case has not as yet been decided.
The Tribanc correspondent states that the
conviction is very strong, that the judgment
of the Missouri Court will be sustained, on
the ground that Scott returned to Missouri
without resistance, and thus lost his claim
TO his freedom. Ills wife is held under
similar circumstances, and two children,
both OF whom we're born in free States, \
decision may now be expected in few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29
W,,nrro1oN. Fob. 22d. 1850.

Neither branch Of Congress is in session
TO day. The extraordinary, cold weather
which has prevailed in this region for the
las, seven or eight weeks, seems within a
few day, to have "gl,cn In, " and we have
now every indication Of the return Of Spring
Much busincs. has already been referred to
the Standing Committees, who are now
busily engaged in considering the same.
IN act amrrdatory to the last Bounty
Land act will be passed, allowing parole
evidence to prove service, while the Maine
Delegation will labor to procure a further
provision, computing tn, time spent in
travelling to The scat Of war as Icing d" SER
vice."
The legislature 81 Kansas, elected by the
people ofihe territory, under their con.titu-
ton Is 10 meet the first Of next month, aud
there Is great reason to approhcnd a ooHfi1
~ arms between them and the Missouri in
nder. under the authority Of Gov shannon,
who it Is said has gone to Kansas with full
authority to "crush OUT" by the force Of
military power, every &c, or the rpp'r at
s,ig government, under their new consiitu-
ton.
The Kansas Legislature will not attempt
to pas any laws, but merely meet, organ
ir,. elect two United States senators, aul
adjourn. Irtbcy arr torol'viotr'Crrd with
in doiu, tbi.. the lriR fgl', and when once
Civil War B., commenced on the plains of
Kansas, Col only knows when IL Will stop.
Il cannot b. expected that the friends ct
FREQ Institution. and constitutional liberty,
ia Gs 'rrr states. will stand and look on
quietly and src their brethren IN Kansas
butchcr5l ly " Border RuEans, orruihau'
sent thsr, under the pretended authority of
law They asrIiuot 10 d, 10 and viii not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

CoScrRT. by reference to our advertising
columns il will be seen that musical Gu.
tcrtainmcnt, by the ALENANDEE FANNY,
is announced FOR next Monday Evening.
Their Performance is entirely different from
anything ever before in this vicinity,
tho Swiss Bell.ringing combined with
vocal music. From the notices given them
by the press IN those places where they have
recently performed, we have no doubt their
entertainment will be worthy an extensive
patronage. Mr.. George Reed, the gentle
man who was here with the Singing Sisters,
it their Agent,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29
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PARIS. MAINE, FEBRUARY %, 1856.
PUBLISHED r,lrY rRip,r MORNING nv
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

k.>.s EggHroy. OFreaH Su'rrrr
& crupaay has h,sn formed n tais city,
o.ura8rI ulity-Ey1 Gtu.,as, AMI number
iu- in an about yv1 huudsaI rgT..Hs, who
su.crlts % Esnss tao coming Spring.
They have q subscribed capital Of $1,000.
A ste has al,eaIy bon seiset1I--a place ~
tis banks Of the Neo.ha river, near the
S5asArn boundary Of Kansas.
Is y. Ersairs Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

Asr'ya".y 20 our promise some weeks
since. ws give brief description Of come OF
Gle prominent members Of the House. aud.
without endorsing any OF their political OPT
Mons, notice some Of the leading men in the
ranks Of the opposition.
In the democratic party, Hon. Howell
Cobb. o. Georgia, is perhaps the leading
nan NJ. c. is a gentleman Of fine person.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

Tu AuENpur>1.. The Committee OF the
legislature, to whom was was referred ID,
returns Of the votes upon the amendments
OF the Constitution have made two reports.
Each Of tho report. admit the fact that the
majority Of the votes cast are In favor Of she
adoption Of the amendments but the map.
rity argue that they cannot take effect and
b, in force, until a declamtory resolve shall
have been passed to that effect. The minor
us take different view Of the case, and pro-
coed to give the presidents, which have been
established by the different legislatures in
previous instances.
The matter has been debated at some length
by the legislature. but no final action has
Us vet been taken. II is admitted hyncarly
all that the Supreme Court will, ultimately
have to decide the case, bot the coalition
wish to avoid the responsibility Of present.
ing the question Thus matters ret, and
the business community j. made To suffer the
inconvenience arising from tho stubborness
Of the Executive. The question might have
been put to rest weeks since, hut for this,
and those who have rccklessly created this
state Of affairs, must be held responsible for
the present unsettled state Of affairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

ENhEGEn. The Bangor Jef'rsonian
comes tous thi,wcck, considerably enlarged
It has Just entered it. eighth volume. II is
IN able advocate Of Republican principles,
aud we are glad to see this evidence that it.
snrKiccs arc npnresiatel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

OF strong nerve, magnanimous and generous
10 III. political opponents, and always has
a controlling influence on his party. lie
wa. elected Speaker Of the 3lst Congress in
opposition to Mr. Winthrop, in the cclobmt-
~ contest Of lSIS and is thoroughly ac-
luaiu,cd with parliamentary rules and
uagos.
Mr.. Gcorrc W Jones, OF rcnncsscr, 81 one
% th, oldest, and may add, one OF the best
and mos, Industrious and useful members Of
the llou,, lie has had great legislative cy-
rericuc,. makes himself familiar with al.
most every matter which comes up Cor cone
,ilamti1n. Mr.. Jones is a deliberate, 81.
Gcti,c Speaker, and Is always listened 90
with attention. lie never speaks for "hun-
rumbc, p" hutalvays briefly and to the point.
IIis eagle cy, 6. never diverted from the door
orthc Treasury, anil whoever gets au unjust
appropriation has 90 obtain it inspitr OF his
most determined opposition.
col. james T.. orr, OF South Carolina, has
h,rn IN the House quito o number Of years,
and 6. an able nan. Lls, G5y. Cobb snd
Nr. J1ur, hc isa good parliamentary taci!-
clan. lie has keen eye, shull, though mot
unpleasant voice. p tall commanding figure,
md is generally listened 90 when be r,sk,
"a thing that can D., said OF but tow mem-
h-rs OF the House. COL. OrTwoull unloub.-
,Ily max, an excellent presiding officer, a
rac, or which he was supported by hi,T'r-
o. during a number Of trials Cor Speaker.
Hon. ". T. Richardson OF Illinois, like
40 Che gentlemen above uoti-rd has hc,n 10
C1r-ry,, many YEAR. ll,isa man OF gene
rrlr, impulses, frank and social, and is said
CO. lr fond afa COOL JOKE, even ilitisat his
own expense. The Coloasl O., an orator oi
On, UHru stamp, warm, cap with bic sub.
..t. anil speak. with energy AMI power.
70, exhibited cool deal of parliamentary
.sil, u engineering jhc Kansas Nebraska
lil through che last Cuarr C0l r., &c
svr,l known. $500. ,hs aullil,, afhisrar-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

The Collector at Portland seized $1,000
cigars one day last week on board brig Zone
for violation Of tho Revenue laws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-29

AlL GoSE The publisher Of Wiley,
White Mountain Incidents" informs Us
that the second edition Of tlat work j. en-
tircly exhausted, and he is now engaged in
preparing third which will son be- ready.
The sale VI thi, book las b,cn much larger
than was anticipated.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Itnfrre eurt.

llnIere Court na6m all9icr lebtsn Dlcnta9 ts
ren @nfans. ltnIer nsusr 0rsfUcnt'I&ter maA'
te Ieim GrI&rinunJ rnb nabm Ieinen SB rin.-
Gr 1T Elm sans lietreihrr NIB irrieasr SiirBcr,
unb ale bic nit i6m beflnnt scneroa, fns, it5ies
men gun, pObt nit t6u ;ufricNen gu fttn. Srine
AnreSe an bic @rdnbs 9urv par wtrtii6 ein Olsts
r.prpoutt, uno bielel0e fat ibm bic Ghtun9
unb bas 3atransn aucr erpprGm wrlAt 0ae'
senbeit batttn pisIelts ST b6rsn. s6ir fiblrn be'
fsisS Gttr3eust, pap in 8Atrr Nnrwea ale
serantatt gtseuI6aftrn fir tsnc whtgc Steac
prrriniot InO, uno paDer lit cS flar, DAP er Gin
fetr pcputGrrr 8tantrr Irin pirO. Gtlbdfts ocn
BiGistsit wlrrn, ais mir sar SFebe gten8rn,
nod feline prrtanpct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Die DIdtforui.

Gs it In fcr SDat lG6erli6 u Icben pie ll6
Bic i5rrlm6e tss 10 Gents guAanan frimmqn,
trsnn man lIs aui rie Cincinnati ScIapsrs. .grwei.
ttrunsSs uno 5rriSanrrlS.patfcrm binweibt.-
Sa Iasen fs-unp pisS Iu6m lie aud iIre sss
trturn Anbaussr pris ;u ma6en-Suaanan
Hirb ien9 YlStfrrut ME setyea Ictn Sc-bat or
absE ni6t 6ieptliA erfGrt pa6 sr peter cine Ylaus
Il baau tbun, nod eiae baSUn nebmen pirbs q
Diss biirfsa fs ep6 lit9er nht lsuanen. Sn Der
1bat Su6auans Sreunes MAIDEN ibn Irmit Su eis
Sem I6lrGtsn Wlann, incrm lie srilSrrn, bab er
grmsintsr YlatFOrnt nt6t sstreu Istn rtrcs. Sa
mad itrem arstnsnt fenn itm 9drmars trauen
--unb es npdre Johann mad ibren Srt0urtunsen
cine @epebtit, bab entpeofr per Siiicen cher Der
Ncrpm bur6 feline grwdbIuhs trtrrSen wstprn
niips-pesr baB er eiucn Sbcil ieircr untcrliBer
hintsrseSsa ruiiroe. IS 1T ater tsirl anperrr iihs
errr g4es Scrbanbsr, ais ion mad lcinfn eissnrr
@crttn ;u nebmtn, bsnn 70 grtriE CT rrwSbIt
Siro, ssrace 70 septB iitcS pap ey ic!nen GiaiIui
fir bic Grrsterung Der Stiaorr uno fir irScr
SanrrI anprnfen rpiro, uno wcr tes nht sldubt
hrr IN 70 srpib nit ibm tetrpgsn, ais pa6 an
nS6Rtn A. ylpprmbtr cine prcliccnten' 'seabl ltatt
fnprn pltp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Recon 3u 6unltrn psn Buchanan.


QIm frbten WcntdS 96mO Eslttn unIerc OtBs
i,sr cine 8srGammlanB in bef5er Start, weldr
aber paGrI@rinliA niht naA g2unlA aUs9rfallrn
iii. Gs III bier fetnesfa!t misrr I6iidt prIels
Zen niht Splle @sreAtiBteit piperfabrtn ju IaBsn
-imb pabrr miBcn mir Die gSlbr0cit brri6trn,
ane Ia9en, Dap pieiri1s, bItte MIN bic 6rranpe
Tilmprt'S mo 5rsmcnt'S binps9B nur
gan, tlein seiprIrn uno plB picislbt purdau5 nidt
fntbuliaaii8, Ipnoern ,,Gisfalt" mar. Der erte
8e6ner mar elm 6err 99 a | II pCn Der Stabt
Grie-uno In Der Sblt rS mar t9m cine ., Berg
auf 8dsnB' nit einrm ,,NabIlsin am Sals," :"
feline Yartte gu rertbeibiGer. Gr tebauptete iGre
plitferm Iei Die niutli6e, bic iis in 1910, 1914,
1913 unb 1852 gereIr .-Nl1o felt ItA aud,
tpas mir bod Etsr hiAt 9coa4t 9itten, Die bieif,
&C 9ottfOtc YlrtBei, nit S1me5 Suhanan auf
Die Cincinnati n.Grpeitsrunsss Ylatfcrm.
Soer psniglen5 bic 2lnflbur berIcltrn-penn mir
f6nnen burdau5 nitt 8Iaubrn, zap llh bic ehrlt'
den uno ireibrttSliebrnoen Oen'pFraten duf cine
fcl6e, bic 5rebeit iamaIernce Natfcrm ltsarn
f6nnen. Der Sprs6tr muB abrr vergceen boben,
hae icne parttsi il, 1871 eeriArrtr, lie Iet cine
ebsn 70 quite Sariff 9artbc ais bic Clap 9artbei
limb bab iebt ibre 9ldtfrrm frren Sanrel rin'
(dliset !-sBhfli4 Elm gar GROCER llntrri6teb,
ipsl6en Die ebrlihen Oempfratrn nt4t fcblen tSns
men Ju Iebrn. gr be4auptste feyner bic nGrcIi4en
Dsmotratrn Ieen ale segsn bic Sslaoerei. SSrnn
baun rds 70 rNSre, narum wOaen lls pann fir eis
urn Mann ltimmen, prr Striprcdcn bat bic Grs
peiteruns Der Sclaperet su llnstipntrm z Dies
paet alIo niGt. 5erner bebauptste er, baB penn
bic 9lepubIItanrr bel Der pablen g8lbl lfgen
wtrbrn, 70 parpsn bic gtegsr btebsr nah 9spns
fnIsanien fcmmen uno bri Der Seite Der pei6en
Artdtcr arbeitsn. gS Ideint ais batte Der Spres
der st9ldutt rr rebe ;u elmer ganS unwtBcnprn
8olfSttlbe. Gs Ie tbm ater biermit tuno 9cs
tbdn, bdb mir bier mt ben 9tspublitanil6en
grunoldBen ssfau tetamt ilno, unp wben pab
bieitlte niht bic aufbatunB htf SclaSrrei, Iuns
bern nur bic Grtpsitsrm9 srrIeltsn su Serbatsn
1piinl&sn-ndmIid ba6 Fe tlriten Ipa no Fe it,
atsr auf feiurn 6al in Gerritcrrn bic jcBt frsi
fnb stnsefdbrt percrn IOa. Nae anbsre pur6
ibn gema@te aleubrrunssn fGmtrr nit Iei6ter
Dabe untStlpben percsn, alrtn picitICr waren
Ftpas ju iapaa I'm bisIeIte weIter Su tsfplSrn.
SIM fclste 5err Bridges, mb cine mrtr mas
ssre 8rps III pieasiat nie in aQsntaun 9sbalten
fpcrctn. Dies III etenIlls ttn Selprib DAP rs
nit Der Isinpolsnprn bsmpfratifd,en partee bier
nur I6le6t Re4t. 0lstr in Se3us auf bieIe 8es
be ,u lasen, mare iibsrilusg-nur boien mIsre
Srsunoe paB balb rieeer dbnl6s Scrtra9e 9ebal.
fer rsrpen mSsen, inpsm iis feig atcrSsugt Fnp,
bae iclds an unr fir ih Ieltit, rtne crn scrins.
fen 3pdfrl, Stele rwlths Dcuptratrn auf lmiere
Sete-bis Seits trr 6rfbejt 9epianen mir.
bcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Gr wurbr terufen tpesm leinen lpubI aspriii.

be. Gr wurpe bsrufen treaen 9einen ipebI aepriifs
ten allsemeinet gisinIAa1tsii, uT6 nidt pegen irs
senb elmer QusSeihnars, bic ct fi4 erworbsi bats
te ais Elm Diplpmatter cher Staatsmann mo
bier bdlt Der Ser9letA pisferum gut. gSalhs
tn9tpt purpe SerdAtli6 beDanpeft BON ben Nldi,s
rerh Scn Rcutine, purbe geDaBt unb an9sgrifTsn
BON ben Gcriee irner 3eit ais ein Scloat, wet6er
nod ME einen Seer1aufsn TN SAladtfelb aufgez
Itrllt Bate, biS ieiue gasr9s uno @epulO Iie ale
aus prmlel6en trebfn. Die ndmli4e glrt bon
an8rifen fpirp nun auf 5umput gemabt. Die,
rpie mir Gpfen auf bic ndmlida rnbrud5spQe
gSeIe rerpen beantwcrtst prroen. Die Srsmbe
oon SSalhtnStcn fGblten friibe, bab er purG bic
9ottlidle Sorir0uns bricnbcrs tiidtig senadt unp
rrGatten rpurbe, I'm pa5 Slupt Der gintrn su
werern, tpie rer G9rtp. Samuel DaSis e5 auSs
Oriifte, bab bic "stttl9e SrrleGuns iGn be6r
auf etne 70 mrrfiptrbt9e gSelIe erbalten Bate fir
trAfno rtnen ri6ttSen Oisnl fir lein Satsrlanb. -
Die ndm!ide Gruartuns, bic teina9e gu elmer
abnbun9 9rtrprpen, 1T felt Sa6ren son Den Sreuns
rrn son 5rCmpnt 9cBeSt ipprprn. Or. 9totcrts
ion, Ittn frt6erer Srbrer, BAT strcte auasriprcen
in Der Scrreoe ;u Ieiner 9lus9dte Der anataf5,
bic orr Sabren erl4ten, in fplBenocn g8ortcn =
"Spn lclfer Dirt, mrine ianBen 5rrunbe, III cine
unvpltanpiae StiS,e mctne5 etnf grlfttfn unc
9rI4SBten SAilers, wslAm nod empOriteigen
mag, un ba5 Saurt NieIer sro6cn unb wldIeuren
JtcputLtt iu werbsn. WlGn @rbst in, ba6 er ltets
9rsen Grie8, llnssrefti0teit mO llnterOriitunD
3cn jcpar 9lrt Irn mag rin Ssgrn fir Ietn Batter
LAMB, uno Gin Wiulsr ieper eolen Gugsnp fir Die
ganje SDeIt." SgaI6in9tpn wurpe an Die SpiBr
Der Armse terufen i'm gllter BON bier lRO Yierjig
SeGren, un6 wemn Colonel Srempnt ben Sisrten
ndbtrn DIirb erGeten ioats, 70 crwartsn mir 3u.
StrliAtiA, bic iUncertarc Snglsi4unS 70 rrrit
vcrSoQfGnbigt 3u Ieben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
11on flifaraaaa.

9raFbent gBalfrr wtirbr am f2. inaallirt.
GrpraTbent 8paS balt fA fOrtwd9rrnp ini
Srfib BON eron.
G5 bciBt, pnb manGe gingetcrne bic Gn1sbs
ing g8atfers ais ctnen ulurpdtorilten aft bss
tra6trn, unb f4 araen ibn rrtlSrt babeu. Inter
rem DeIertcurrn triinNrn f4 Col. Wlrntrj uno
Gen. GBiaon.
Inter Gjen. gSaIfsr5 Srurprn fpmmrn sifle
&ronfbeiten unb OcIertirnsrn ucr.
gluf Maicr g8aters COMMANDO, tas mad 9eun
arIenpct purcc auf pas Grrddt bin, bnB bic
Guatemala Grurpen li6 jener StaPt nGbsrten.
wuroe BON tcr 9tipas gartri Gruer srsetrn uio
Elm Mnnn perpunbet. NeDrfrc 9lipasteute tpur.
ben SctGbtrt. SSaIter brbnrf Mannldaft mo
8rlO Fir rem tommcnben Snmpf. Nlai. gBas
ters uartrtr cine 3citlon9 Scr Der Statt unp 3o8
iitb ,uriii. ais rrr 5einb nGt brrausridte.
Bon elmer Snpoiipn III gldtt su ietm, atsr
iiGruit, rag RET SmO Der nErbliGen Staatrtt
nrd criitirt uno bte Supnfcn rirb nit rem GnSt
Der 9te9sn3dt upmtct.
Die aanie otgr9etcne Stimmrn;atG tst Der
@rGfpmtenw0Et tstrug 81 900, rcSrn 8atfrr
$4,000 erbClt. Die ibrisen warcu ssrlpIittrrt
3wifGcn 0tipaa, 5errcr, Scrrj unb SaIi3ar.