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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
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Sa bic 5sinos Der 8rcibsit, bic alten Sers
I6psnrrriI6n cVfcs 70 pirl Srn ,,glrsertpFsrn''
Ju iasen bntsn, 70 tu6Iuhte th lestc gBp6e itr
SIatt ssnau, unp eIoutte etwas BARN finprn su
fSnnen, DAP lis Ietbf lei itur SerianrmIuns in
Gatalauaua, am pp,lrBtm Samilag, einen Neser
in ibrsr Yro,cbion. unp rcd irsGr nit sinem
Su6anans unb Srsdinrbgs gss0epal auf irinrr
8ruR, tatten. atsr pa it n6ts fanb, 70 min.
lhe ib bieS tefannt gu baben. 9ubli;ircn sic
bod aud bab bic ndntli6e 2ctCfpto 9artbri bel
Der 5rGbiabrssgBabI in SalSburg, pislrm Gauns
ty, etnen grgcr bsifubr unp I'm ssssn has @sieB
oaS 9pfofofo didst tmmrn ma6ts. Dirie Babr'
beitrn BARI pie Sdapsns partbri ni6t lau9nrn-
unb oaraus fam oas 9utlfum IsiHt einIeesn,
pab bic aIts QOfOICtC Gar gartbs' pirfItf IslbR
in Batrbsit bic ssgtOFsr'9arttst" y.
Z. 81, 3,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
RarRis 9riaa gnna ppn 3altimrrr rnrrr

I@Dis 9riss gInna pom Baltimore purre
auf ibrsr 5abrt pom QSpnpal mad YrprU Ssy,
mo- iie cine GarmS 9uanp rinrrbmsn Icltr, hur6
cine SBaiIsrtcle umeelir;t. Der Scbn brs 8aps
itdns SimboI unb brst WatrpIsn pureen dtsr
Sprb eeraf6sn uRp srtranten. Dem &apit6n,
Strurrmann uno ;wsi Watroirn gsang Is, f6
an pas um9eittirjtt Saif gu tInmmrrn, unb lia
auf eem SOren bc1rlten lc lanss ;u balten, bic
sliifIthrpriie Gas San9bcct Sun ben 94sllen, bon
Isinr pirllsi6t lsi6ten Ssfrlsuna lresrriesn,
mttIGnss reS S6ffes auf Der SbnfIdSr Der Gee
rf6irn. Dad Sase lanssm 8upsrn, ptns
grcpifpn, lanbstsn fe 100 Mriln fioli6 pcn
Gartbagend, glfusgranapd.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
Tao Obcre Enoc.

Gs ma6t unS Srrupr gu tTren, baB bic @r9s
nsr Der jeBi9cn ssrrortrnen |cminilratipn i'm
pbersn GnSe pes Gaun.ss fat finlfimmg fir
,,6rrmpnt unb Oaytpn" li6 ertiIrt batm. Die
altsn g8biss, psI6e IAcn 70 lanse unp ernltait
erssn bic gofpiofo Yartbei gefampft Gatrn, prrs
ben tn @lafIr fiir bic gpltasG asGanNipatrR 8rmrnt
Wub Dayton geben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
sonoerbarer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gin 5rsunb maGt uns folgenbe Mittteilune,
ttr eeren prlIfcmmene gSibrbeit er Ii6 prr6ur9i :
Sn GriinwitIa Sdunl6ip, Serfs Gauntp,
pobnt cine adItbdrs 6amilir, HamcuS g., BON
ipelher 3pei e'lieper, spCi Wipden. rnr ungr.
tdbr 8 uno bic anpere un5cfGbr IA Sabre aft,
NIT elmer ipnocrbarrn 6rantbeit befduen Iino.-
Die ttrantbet bffiGt Die Mipbsn rrgclmi6ia
ED Naat ~ elmer belmniten ,3et, ano lie
baben tsoesmll ;3PiAsn prS Sprgcfd5lt, wrn
iie bon perietCn befIacn papsn. porauf lie Ed
ouf's Sstt brJeten, Cie AuBcn iAlrbsn uup aus
l6etneno, 10 ju lasen, in Gnt;udms ptrfdln. -
Scbalo lie in ririe an;Aeiuenpt GnSiifsm6 err.
fallen lino, be9nncn le Ysri4soene grper in l0gtr
uno reiner Stimms gu linaen. Gin 5reunp pes
Witttrilers par bti einr fOtdsn 0slegcnbcit er.
aenrdrtiB ino mddts Die gsmartung, DAP lie
pirtlih It6n idngen. Sic Ipieen, wenn in bic,
fem 3uitanrs. 9ltihfaas bls Qceurbtrn, unb ,ies
ben betm Scginn Res SpeIS ;u slsiher 3cit bic
ShliilI une MAIDEN rirtld, aus9e;eihncte Mus
llt.-ater RE frrmbnrtt9ite GrIdeinmg il, pab
cine eieler WioAen nft i'm Stanbe mar, baS &c.
errceun gu lpielen, ele e nit pslsr &ranfbrit Be-
fallen mar. IS III nur e in Snoipipuum nit
erm iir liA untcrbaltcn, pibrrnp ie bic Spell"
baben, unb oes 1T Der Gltrite Sebn Der Sdmltr,
orien SSrd9en iir beutld ub frei bcantwprtn.-
sStnn in btciem Gnt3iifanJ Sleihm 3uifanbr,
II tbre GrIheinuna 9sricnen Ie9r ibnG4, wtlAr
in ma9netiidsm Shlafe lirBcn. Sis irst bat bic
8tanthcit Ter SanF Der tcitcn grr3ten 9oba &c:
Iprchen.
Oirfe Safe baten in rer gta66arf6ait, 100 bic
Samilte rpObnt cine Srpbe aufrcSuns trrcst.-
SerIcnrn, prlht an Scrers uno prraleAm GBcrs
bettcn 9lauten. fno natiirli6 Der Nlctnuna, ea6
tr8enb rin bSirr gett bic WdOaen ,plaae. -.
ggsl6 elm auflstlirtsr llnlinn !-(SAnrlpnl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
6eIe sesen ocn TOiUcn SEQ peIFco.

Gs III cine auSsemadts Sabe ba6 bic WebrGcit
oes SscIts SameS Su6anan uno Iclne 10 Gents
uno gte9n9runrISBe nitt untcriliiben mill. gie
truroc hem freisn Srlt jusemutbet, 70 pUlfpmmcn
far bic Qustreitun9 pon NeSsr unb fir bic I'm.
tcrcrdduna mrtbsr 9IrteItsr ,u Itimnen. Die
rGrliden Sttmmscbcr aler partbeien, 1ttauocrn
'riid Dor bielem empBrenSsn SerIuh. Gas
fitIlt nb tebt bic Buchanan 9lrt6ei. &trr Iie
ii rntfftp6en, tpcnn cS auf irssnb cine 2(rt mTJs
lt6 III, ben S9iGrn Der Sreisute gu iibrrpGlt1cn.
@rlc rpiro ba;u in 9luIpru6 Senpmmcn. Su6a<
nan ieltit 1T cin rrider Mann, uno pirb rintae
bunbert 3dufsno Gbafer aniprnren. Die 10000
@rmtrrbalter brr General Jte9irrung, pel6e Ml.
Iicnen mnter t5rsr GontrpQe taten, perbrn cine
Wfillirn bd;u aufppfern. Die SttasentGnbler
wrIde bebauptcn blB Su6arans GrpGbtung iGr
Wtrni6enprUpcrt9 I'M gSertbe Ssrbpppeln piirpe
fSnnen cine Rillirn fir Buchanan uno Stlaprs
RET Ipcnbtren. Damt lpl baS edno nit SbmGb
idrtften segen 6rempnt, unb 2Ggen' Dpflmrntn
fir Suhandn, iterflut6rt wrreen. Ir6 alles
mtrb all ben unprrinrrrli6n Gjeiinnunarn Ter
frrien 9lrbeitcr unb Der JraunSc Der Srcibeit ;u.
riidpralIen, trclNs cntiAlrGen iino. bic Nmcrtans
Ihe Grbr, pelae nit Dem 8tut bcr 0ltrirtCn frct
semadt tpurce, fret Su rrba!tcn, uno ndt ,u;u0e,
BEN nag bielrlbr ju elmer 9rpbrn 9HInddulr fir
tpetbe unb i@warSc SflaSertt scmaat pire,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
erpIefien ciner Qetomntipc

Nrw'g ort, t6. glua. G,cleru giadt or.
pleb'rte auf Dem Grc Suffato @rlrtie Der Statc
sins, rtpa cine MeiIe con 9tep.gort Der Spiier
Der SocCmctipe ,,Sulcan" prm 6rat,ttrain. -
Der NaiGtniit unO 5euermann murpcn auaeu.
bIidlia sstSStct unp t3 6ra6ttarrcu Ypm 0rlriIe
oepprfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
5cbn Ccnts per Ias uno lDcigc 5Fla,
pcrci

Die Su&anier 3etunasn bicirn eine getts Don
$1,000 an. paB Su6anan nicntals gsi1at babe,
pab Der glrtritslobn auf 10 GrntS per 6ag 0rIcbt
wrrben iole. - Ccle5 ii Gin etcnOsr S6lupfmre
UNI Buchanan ,u rsintBcn. Gr Iaste ;war ndt
pGrtIIA SaB Qrbeitrr Bios 10 Gents per Gage
babcn IOItsn, bp3 mar ber CHM lrincr Jlepc
9craor baiIrIte; cemn rr flgte ,.StBe unIsrm
ncmtneaCn Saectn berab, ouf ben nGmlbcn
YfaEitab ontrrcr gdnprr unb man rirD birles 9aub
nit Sessn teocfen." Der SoeIpRn anrrrer 9Gn,
Der ii i'm Dur@I4nitt 10 Gents. Der @runb.
laB sen 9u&anans 8coe rpar alip fit 10 Gents
per 9a9, cb9lei6 CT bic 10 Gents niGt ptrtli6
tsnamte -Dirie 9teor uno pieIr 9lusbrud III ouf.
9eSci6net in Der BaI9inston 0IUts bon t84t.
wr Suhanan ttrielbs gum Druden abfaete.-
arbciter Derae6t rs ni6t baB Su4anan fir 10
Grnts per Tag uno fir weibe Stlaperri 5ctt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

Moro Gin siriIGrr glrbeitcr an Der 23Rrn
@ttteiluna Der llnirnsGlnat Serteicruna. in
Yenn 2aurI6tp, Serts 60. Namrns Scbn Winas
an, wurte an pcrlcbtcn 5rsitasr, pdbrrnO rr
rutts Dor Ieiner S6int9 ia6, BON rinSen Nrtd-
trrn iterfallcu unb nit Sndrnfidcn arIAlasen
tis sr brfanunQsIcs mar. Nlan bratte Icale6
cnen 9tr;t sur Sllfc, ntrr bic g8untrn warrn 70
9cfStrliG. tnF rr am Iebtrn Wttwc6 itarG. G5
wuresn leald6 %srboft .Srirtfc crtaiien cur Ger
bnftunG bsr lbcitbatcr an tjeIsm Wcrrmfdtj
uno Gner rdpou. Sobn Catalan. wurbr am Erri'
tdae orfdrQrn uno in pas 9cabi"0 G'eiGnonib 9ts
trl6t; ts ontun Tnb nod at irisn 5uben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
(?tua rem 2antoter @rItsfrcu"e.)
4frrmoat uab Grribrit.

NRctc tc: nQantee Dccels."
94cil grrb uuo Glib chamber brpb'n,
Die llnirn ;u SsrtbetIen,
SC netnet nun ben auten 8otb
llnp ttut niGt Su febr ellen.
Gprus-Dic Union III uns Iisb unb pertt,
llno ipirb burh SSremont blribcr
glud mirO or SanIas frsie Orb
Srt linton sinperleitrn.
Die @erfa6ms ruff unb pirI6t
llne. ttslen t0erbf ,u wablsn
CHM Mann sum 9rrfcentsnoicrR
BUR S6iisun9 freisr Srelen
Der nah csr GonRituticn wtrb
Sas aan;e 0ano regirrcn,
tlnb niht purb Gprannsi Ssrpirr'n,
Gnc eanp irS &ries Su fibrn.
Girwrtt rs nun frbr padlitt arbt
Sn anirrm frsirn eaner,
SO wa6et auf. sb' es Su Ipdt,
limb ale ltrbn in S6anpe.
Gji6 nur fir Sremont brine Stimm',
60 pirp rs rittis asben:
@jbit eu fe absr'm @ltrn 8 m,
Sc trtrc bic 8rribrit firben.
Jebann G. Srrme ont IN tetannt
Gin Wann ocn 9utrm Wanbsl,
2Imrrtta lsin Satsrano,
Def ct ,pirp lein Gin ylantfl.
Or fiimmst sin fir 5rSbfrsibsit,
81 Gin HspubIitanrr.
Das grGBte Slrnrb unlrsr Belt,
Sir mS sin gtmritaner.
Gr fcrbrrt auf bic gltttiwiFer
llnb gutrn 1cmofraten,
gGis aud bic aIten gSb9s, bifbrr
Sn alien frsien Staten,
2luf Bai6instrn unb 9lfferIcn,
Die alten 9anbesSater,
3u idausn, pie Iers 0rtbdn;
Sis parrn ni6t GeratEw.
Sa, msraGtst aGtem Snn,
garttssstf lGbt nun ilbrsr,
limb trad,tet nur mad Srsibeit s9'pian,
Zen 5rtebrn Su brpabren.
Dem 8attrlanbe feb getreu,
Gs ipiro euh ni&t aersurn,
SstraGt't bic srcbs Sstrds'ret,
Der I6drlihen 9artbcitn.
Sremont, Der Srsits gSaItinJtpn,
81 nun ;ur gSabl i'm 5eltr,
is lssst ibm bic 5rribsit an.
limb nt6t Serrdtbsr @slcs,
gEs'S gluubli6 III sOm 9tlten 3 I'd
unp SrsdjnrtoBe 70 sben,
Die pftmals manptrn ibrrn 9tpd,
I'm Asmter ;u rritrstsn.
Sart,-S, 2, 6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
SaneIunacn Ger Sutanicrs in Nanfas.

Gin Srisf pUn &anIas, an bic YbilabrlptIa
Itmss, batirt. Suli 80, 1856, l6rctbt, faB neu.
lit wieprr feds 5amilsn, iriibrr aus DEM Staot
Snbiana, BON ben StIdsrrri 9anpttm aus ttrrn
6simattrn pertriebrn aus alien ibrrn Sa6IelStris
ten bsraubt prrbsn Irtrn. Dieldtsn mubten lid
I'm tbr Qrben su erbalten. flaAtrr, uno lieben 100
ader gBslIdtorn unO 100 Stid Sdicn 3urld.
Gin 9rspisrr aus eincm freirn Staate, Namen5
Stewart, fam rculih in prarir City. Da tpurs
be er BON frn StoSenhanpitrn, nit Scr. Staa.
ten Sih1sn In ibren Sanren, umrinSt unp 9e'
frast OF sr ni6t Elm -abOlitiUnilen 9rspiscr
Iei. Gr antpprtrte er rarc Gin Ylepiser pes Gpan-
seliums unp Elm 5reiladtmann, wprauf er BON
lrinrm Yferpe acri1rn unp aus alien mas sr bate
beraubt, uno brrrcbt Wurpe bab mcnn er ii6 is'
mails wieber rairItit irben la6s, CT rir Gin Sunp
ar;fsrbdn9t rrrrsn fcas.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

8obtle, gtta., t6. aus. Die 8u&6anpD
lung Stridldnb uub Co. rrurpr plGbl6 anecflaot
abclitionfi6e Sranpibriftsu auSar9etrn su ia.
ben. SOfcrt frat cine Sisilan,s Committee ron
SUM buIamnen nnp befabl ben tripm pdrtnern
binnen 5 2a8sn bic Stapt gu SsrlaITen, mas lie
nod friiter ano in 9r5Btsr SsimtiGtet t6un mus.
ten. Oa Der YSbet F& In bic SADIE rinmiI6en
ppllte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

B3- 9ouG 9aQtct Ga, scn 9lorb=
g4bsitbal SaunI6tp, rrp BON ictnen ga&tarn
fart unb ernlbaft als ber Union GanoiOat fir
GauntY'G omm ipner anempfcbIrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
Gin ilinaer Eriicnoer.

9Im titen Dteies FAM In Detroit. Widisan,
Elm .Snate bon Iieten Sabren aus Oregon an, rrr
nod etnen Srutcr unO cine Shneitrr unter irinrr
NufIitt battle. Seinc Gltsrn irarrn in Oregon
i'm Irbten geinter bur& Snpjansr set6btct worteH.
Tcine :Nfuttcr ater bltte ben fIeinen Sobn. rteu
Scr tbrrm SinI6spen aeiaat, ME sr Urfatrcn
icllr, um NIT Ietnrn Gjei3wlcrn iGre alte 6simatb
in g55ccnfn wecer ,u srreifen. Der brnSc
Sunac battle bis babtn itrtn auItras ri6tia aus.
arfdbrt. Sei IsnCr gnme1rnheit in Can Sran'
tfrc Bate tn Srrtae5 Sbsdter III icinrn Benefit
cine Scrifeluns sesetcn. ipsl&e 81 900 sintrus.
GS fs9lt itm baNer nidt an ReiIeaetp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
Gflfgrapbif6ts. q
6reeartiaer Eaub.

30 ton, 16. gusuf. 0unniicnS @rprr5
BON Bottom mad GaApUrt tpurbs ssnrrn Wcrasn
am Scrb bes STEAMERS Qbmiral, wG6reno fers
lslbe In Bottom lag, bsrautt. Gin &offer nam.
lid, inosm f4 $4,000 btfanbrn, murrr rntrrrn,
NsB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

g8ai@tngtUn, t9. Guaul CG ne
QreB Dc atten I'M sinem SmnibusD
Die GcnNreBmitst sterer MeOlutlsn C9}a.) nb
GmcS y. Granger or. 81 seristbsn ff auf Der
SSahrt gum GapitUI i'm Omnibus in bic !6nare unp
Grgtersr srbicIt Elm tIaurS 9lu9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

Gr Dir ,Sebnstown Grtuns' in Cambria
Gaunty, pa, bat bic loerrrn 6ilmore unO DO
nclion pcu istusr @ahIpige tsratssnOmasn, unp
dctt nun fir BEN Nann, pelher 9lmco Suhns
lan bstrn tann, nimitb Col. s, s. 5Urprs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

B~ Der 99atuturp tGpnnruitaO Crmgfrat
bat ole Sudanan 5lagge at3RCmrrn unO ae9t
nun fir Gel. Sremont, taDsm e. Iagt, rgr Wiais
fao.t iei gsrape Fer Ml1n fir Cie i.gtgG Bit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

rsg- Gen. 8 Q buN. SurStanes, elm
purd pen eanSen Stlll betannter Isitenor unr
sinIIusrsider Drmrtrat ecn Sutlsr 6aunts, pa.,
bat nd nepIft ffr STPmcHf frfISrf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

Scnhrrtar--G str 9dtirs, pst6e Bel
tsr SSbp glusltsluns In Scfcn I'M pcri9sn brrbIt,
bic Sauptprrile srbisItsn. ols bic rrIrn S6EnEei.
ten untsr ben 9atiri, linb itittr gtFCrtm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

:; BD- DurA bic neu' ein9slauFcnen Sefannt.
ma6ungsn inp inns oteie s3pde SieIr 9Irtifel Srrs
brSnst pprbrn. 2lQss pirp atfr ,pitpcr naHgco
bolt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

Dsy- 81 bert9. Warttn, elm tcrScr'
rogsnCtf gailoHsIpBtl &asfmlHn ron gbilaprls
phn. eat sor Giaisen 1aBsu rsn SmalPcR fur
,{lement unp Dagton senrmmsa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

B arlington, ,t6. QusuR. 5UIsmbrs
wtrb einem Gonsrs6sWitslieS bur& einen Der err
item &bcctaten In Can Sran eiscr aeI6rirtrn:
Die gcminationm Der rrputltaniIarn Com
Ucntion trafsn fier NIT Der lrbttn gcil Elm itno
am Samtaa ratific mir priebrn In elmer trrrs
liden Wailenperidmmluns. Infer junaer traper
6ii6rer pirO bic Stimmr ron GaGifcrnisn 70 aepg
erbalten, tpie Der Batltag tcmmt. Cine nrue @era
III an9strc6rn, unb scn rir1cm 5aoe an IN Cali
fcrnirn Elm freirr Staat Die Gpnsraticn trmte
feline triirre Domination fir uns MADDEN. unb bic
brmctratilte partet frnntc feline tefrs Qlatfrrm
anncGmtn, I'M ibre NirrerIcar ;u li6rm. Cir
tDnnen auf unicre 9BibIcritimmcn fir Die 9ipmi,
rtrten tcr Hrputlitanrr rcdrsr. SD 3peiiTc
nidt. bos gBensr, 9cnYrr uNc 6crtcrt fraGlm
unb aufi6nsiren unb Californian Der rcmoFrati.
i6en partsi ;ulidern prrren ater lore Sage inb
ar'Gtlt, unb nit itrrm Gin1uB il Ct aus. Die
Oinae baten ii6 orSnbrrt, IritOrm iit fort fnb -
Galiirrnen milf ih nGt lGnarr burd Rauftclte
uno Stnpere' 'SertbdSiaer pcrtrctcn laHen."
Ncbrc Sriefc son rinfIu6rei6cn Rauftcutsn unt
Suriiieh iprefen fi6 Ibnli6 aus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

g@T Gs ptIp gGlaet. laB aus zen 200 9trbi'
ae,a n,la,s usa!i6 rsr SHsica GVnfsreaS Ju gEpr
!v4 bsiro8utsn, tIo3 j grgen 5yemcnt glmei:a
,ai
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27

1rentcn. is. auguR. DaS wpublitani.
Itbe StaatS Gentral'Gpmmittcs bdt auf ben II e..
Stptembrr CUR 9icminirung Ycn g8abmGnner.
Saneirdten cine Staats' GOnYenticn atfer Deris.
nissn na6 &rentcn tsrufen, incl fr. Der abIhaf.
funs css M6curt Compromises uno Der pclitit
Der ae9enwirti9sn Staatss unb NaHunat. .gpmi=
ntltratlcn entse9en finb, uno weG6e atautrn, ra6
bic frds Grtsit ntft bur6 Sttapcnarteit BON ten
5rrritcrtsn aysaeldlp6en uno bic StlaSerci beg.
9aIb in ben Gerritcrisn serbctrn perten Irlte." ;"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-05
The air bites shreWdly; II isvery cold.
It's nlpping and an eager air.-Hd,mfSt

Wedo think thatif Shakespeare had been COM
PEELED to shake in the air of yesterday, he would
have called it not only nipping but devour.-
ing air. How cold it was, inmercurial degrees,
is not probably on record, for it is not probable
that there was any respectable thermometer in
these parts which could get so low as to notice
such an unfeeling and impudent wretch.as Jack
FrOstwas yesterday. 1t was universally voted
thseoldest day of the season, and that, cOnsid-
ering that we've had ii about 90 degrees below
zero this winter, is considerable, if not more
50.
Saturday the second Of February, according
to an old Dutch tradition, was a turning point
in the weather, and an index Of the rest of the
winter. This tradition sayeth, that on the Cd
of February, the ground hog comes out of his
hole, snufs the breeze afar of. and if he can see
hisshaiow in the sun, he is certain that the
winter viii last for SIX weeks longer, and so re
treats back to his hole and stays there until the
expiration o.. these six weeks. Buff the wea-
ther is cloudy and he cannot see his shadow, he
remains out, the winter being at an end. We
reckon the sun didn'tshine on Saturday or If Il
did, the ground hog was toosblind to see hi
shsiny-his eyes having frozen up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-05
AcQTrAL OF Mr.. PARsoxs.-The trial o

AcQuTAL OF Mr. PARsoSs.-!The trial of Jas.
Parsons, Jr., citizen of Virginia, at Holidays
burg, Pennsylvania, charged with the several
offences of kidnapping, assault and battery, and
breach of the peace, was brought to close on
Thursday evening last by the triumphant dis
charge ofthe accused, in which result the judge,
the bar, and large crowd of attentive specta-
tors testified their concurrence in the most
marked manner. Messrs Faulkner and Tucker
of Virginia, appeared on behalf of Mr.. Parsons
1t will be recollected that Mr.. Parsons, short
time since, attempted to arrest an escaped slave
in Pennsylvania, belonging to his father, but in
the crowd and excitement on the occasion the
slave was either rescued by sympathizers or
himselfescaped Mr.. Parsons was not able inn
mediately to show his authority for arresting the
slave and henceh his being heIdfor trial for kidnap
ping. The other charges were the result of the
attending circumstances.
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ERnM WASHINGTnN

FEB. Mr. Collum was elected Clerk of the
House by the votes of all the Republicans pres
ent, excepting Messrs. BilIinghurt, Bliss, Bren-
ton, Day, Holloway, Leitchcr, Nichols, Spinner
and WATSON, combined with all the Americans
present, excepting Messrs. Eustis. Humphrey
Marshall, 0. K Marshall and Walker. 1t is
calculated that there was at least 500 applicants
for the office under the House organization in
and about the Capitol to-day, while the disap-
pointed aspirants arc operating through their
Congressional friends. The rush is desperate.
Judge .Searboh having recovered from his i'll
ness the Court of Claims is again in session.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FEB. 4.-Cotton firm with small business
Breadstufs exceedingly quiet, shipping brands
of Flour nominally held at s,25, but no export
demand Very few samples of Wheat offered;
mostof the stock held above present quotations,
800 bush fair Penna. white at go in store, good
red held at same figure Rye, 1000 bush sold
dull 1000 bush new yellow in store sold at 10.
d considerable portion Of the supply now coming
forward which mas previously contracted for At
lconsideFahly shigher rates. Whisky continues
dull af a4a82R
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NEW YORK MARKET.

/ -
FEB. Stocks dull Canton -25t Chicago
& Rock Island So Cleveland s Toledo "a
Erie 5l3. Michigan Southern & Northern Indi-
ana SO Ia. Pennsylvania Coal 101. Galena &
Chicago los Ia Illinois, Central 95 Cleve..
Col. & Gin. 100. Mich. Central 60 n. Y.tCen-
trail 90 81
Cotton is improving, with sales of 1000 bales.
Orleans middlings 10. Upland fair 8 IL Mar
ket closing firm.
Coffee firm, sales of 1900 bags Rio OF III
sales of 100 hhds Orleans at 8 l-2c.-
Molasses dull, with sales of $40 bbls Of Orleans
at TO- Ltnsced and lard Oils steady. Sales of
gunny cloth at u 81 Frcights tirmer.
Flour dropping sales of 6, 500 bbls. Wheat is
dull with sales of 5000 bu. Corn quiet at Ssc.
IL, 900 blu sold Pork dropping, sales $50 bis.
Beef is dropping, sales 100 bbls. Lard is droop-
ing, sales $50 bis. Whisy is dropping, sales of
400 bbls
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N. L. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND. SHOES,

HAVE Just received another lot Of Boots and Shoes from
this trade OF good material and the best workmanship
am prepared furnish and everybody with any
kind Of goods they in y line, from q cent
to 10 dollar boot and 70 variety STYLE quality material
and durability Of workmanship, and prices cannot
passed by any other housein this any other city.
GeRts Boots and Shoes, Of all kinds styles qualities
l. made to order.
Having employ red Some Of the best the United
States, satisfied that Ieanno fail please may
favor me with call
Call and examine for your selves
My stOckconsists in part of the following Articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best ca boots;
i iS DO DO UP slEek
100 do water proof bOOss;sgz
81 do cork sole.
-.E.-..a MEMS BRoGASS. -.-r--g -
= - 00-pa:r best calf brugans; b-asA
100 do kip
BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGASs
loo pair boys thick brogans;
100 do kip
EoI'S AND YOUTHS BOOTS
100 pairs of calf boots;
100 do kid
wO3IEN's WEAR.
$50 pairs lasting CATERS, all eolors,
$50 do walking shoeS,
100 do morocco bNSkins,
$50 do Kid
$50 do calf
$50 do Jenny Lind
eUo do morocco and Kid sl.pqers.
MISSES ROOTS.
$50 pairs morocco boots,
$50 do kid
$50 do French morocco boots,
$50 do Kip
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MoRe DEsTnucr1oS FROM TIE Sxow.-The
roof and upper story of the brick stables at
.tachcd to Lutz's new hotel on Market square,
fell with tremendous crash at about / o'clock
on Sunday morning. The accident was caused
by frost in the walls, together with the immense
weight of snow oh the roof The walls of the
upper story were demolished. Fortunately none
of the stock in the stables was hurt, the wall
falling Outwardly. Mr.. LIS loss will be consid-
cradle.
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THE Adams Express Company, for the safe and speedy
L conveyance OF
MONEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, FREIGHT
in charge Of special messenRers is the only reliable
line to and from Wheeling (by Railroad direct New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
ALS0Tid Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE, Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis Chicago and St. Louis.
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at O'clock pm.
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo, and Northern Ohio at
o'clock, A. NJ
Butter, Poultry Produce of all kinds, delivered in six
teen hours to Baltnorsf n. PIGAIAN, Agent
2g25 Adams Express Co.
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Winter Arrangement.
IGt IJ1s,t.y ef,tff5., ne Nkk fEE

TRANSFORMS rIos OFFICE h. & R.R.I
4 Wheeling Station. Dec Eth, 1885.
ON and after Tuesday the i
texpress and uai leave this station daily P.
1880 p n.
The Express Train leaves P N. and will only s;op
the following stations: Benwood, NoundsYe Cameron,
Fairmont Fetterman, Sebur; Rowlesburg Piedmont,
berlan Sir Johns Rum Sartinsburg arpers FERRY Mon
ocacy, SyEesyile and Washington Junction.
The MaiETraIn leaves daily, except Saturdays 1880 r
NJ, and wilst"p at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train viii
be daily except Sunday leaving Wheeling At A. NJ
and arriving Cumberland att r NJ Leaving Cumberland
at Sis A. II. and arriving in Wheeling {, p. NJ.
By order Of J. II. DONE, Supt.
del J.B. FORD, Agent.
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ARRENR4GEs

WAsu1SGroS, Feb. 4-Fo-day the acting Ssr-
gcant-at-Arms, Mr. Glosbrenner, drew from the
Treasury about $4,000 in gold which was the
amount advanced by him on account of arrear-
ages of pay 5luc to members of the House.
Drafts to enable him to obtain the money, were
signed by Speaker Banks at late hour. on Sat
urday night About $23,OO are yet due the
members, which will be drawn during the pre-
sent week