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WIrTr REsULr.-"Wha are you going
to give me for Christmas present." ask-
ed gay damsel of her lover.
81 have nothing TO give you but my
humble SELF was the reply.
"The smallest fayors gratefully re-
eeived.' was the merry response Of the
lady.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

Bg- A country girl coming from The
feld, was told by her cousin that she look-
ed as fresh rs daisy kissed with dew.
"Well, it wasn't any fellow by that
name. but Bill Jones that kissed me; con-
found his picture, told him that every
body would fnd IL out"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

I5Jeems. my lad. keep away from
the gals. Ven you see ons comm dodge
Just such q critter as that IN, cleanin' she
door step on t'other side Of the street fool
ed your poor dad, Jeemy. If it bad not
cen for her, you and yer dad might have
been in California hunting dimuns. my son.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
IL O'CLOCK P. \,


TO all true pro-slavery men in Missou-
ri. Gen. Clark agent of the Potawata-
mics with his family, brings the news as
stated by himself, herewith enclosed.
An army of Lanes men have demolish-
ed Franklin, ss to 500 men strong at
tackled Col. Titus near Lecompton, who
had about thirty men, battered dewn his
house with cannon. his family having jus,
left. killed number Of his men and took
him and the balance of his men prisoners.
They attacked the guard of the U. S.
troops who had in charge Robson and the
other prisoners who surrendered, not firing
a gun and are now in the hands of Lanes
men. Ii Is impossiblb to state in a letter
all the outragee committed by these ma
rauders.
We have had five expresses from differ
ent parts of the Territory since this morn
ing from Iowa Point to Lecompton.
They are driving all the pro-slavery
men out of Douglass comfy and destroy
ing their property. The fugitiyes are ar
irving every hour.
We call upon our friends in Missouri,
in the name of humanity to come to the
rescue. with men and provisions to support
them. We have determined to clean the
Territory or fall in the attempt. We send
expresses tonight to St. Joseph, Liberty,
Platte City, and to Westport. To arms
at once, and come to the rescue. We are
all under arms here tonight, and will be
ready tomorrow.
&c. McCARTY,
Pres. Law and Order Party.
G. w. CLARK.
II Il. R. penn.a1s aAaa'e''' see'riss.
About 10 o'clock on the morning of the
18th inst, party of eighteen P. S. men
are surrounded by Gen Lanes whole ar
my, 500 strong, and cut their way through
with the loss of two men killed and ten
wounded. The same men, about 400 or
500 abolitionists, surrounded Col. Titus
house, having with them piece of cannon;
after an hours defence and until most OF
his men were killed, Titus surrendered
II is feared that as he was not summoned
to surrender he was executed on the spot
General Clark escaped with his family
across the river before Lanes army reach
ed that point, and are now at Col. McCar-
ty's in this city. Gov Shannon and near
ly all the citizens of Lecompton escaped
Lieutenant Woodson, being .forted up in
the house with his family, were taken
Woodson is a prisoner and his house burn
ed down.
A fight took place on the 18th, near
Osawattamie, between 200 aboiitionists
and twelve pro-slavery men. who were
torfed up. Fourteen abolitionists were
killed and sixteen wounded. The aboli-
tionists were repulsed. Lecompton is to be
| destroyed tonight.
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EG "Sir," said man defending a
rather notorious character, Il assure You
it is all pure innocence" 81 quite agree
with you." replied the other. SIT is pure
in.no-sense."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

DI Never resent a supposed injury
till YOU know the views and motives of the
author of it; nor on any occasion retail
late.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

~ Announcing Candidates for Office, in
ADVANCE, So. If inserted on credit, candidates
will be charged eight dollars.
- Communications OF personal nature,
viii be inserted as advertisements, and charged
for at the rates OF $2,00 per square, and pay
n.nt required in advance.
- Advertisements not marked on the copy
Cav specifc number of insertions, will be con-
tinued until ordered out, and payment exacted
accordingly.
~ All advertisements must be paid for in
advance, or at the expiration OF three months
- All letters addressed to the Editors
must be POST PAID, to receive attention
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The Law of Newspapers,

1. Subscribers who do not give express no.
ucs 10 the contrary are considered as wish
iag to continue their subscription.
.. If subscribers order the discontlnuance Oh
aeir periodicals, the publisher may continue
70 send them until all arrearages are PAID.
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
their periodicals. from the office to when they
are Gsr~ct-a they are held responsible, TIL tney
have settled the bill and ordered them discon-
tinuej. 80
T. If subscribers remove to otherplaces with
out informing the publisher. and the papers are
sent t. the former direction, they are held res
pOnsble.
S. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, il prima facia
evidence of intentiona fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

k1 There is but a breath of air and q
beat of the heart betwixt this world and
the next.
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l1c Squatter Sovereign,
80 orR1IsHED EVERY TUESDAY
MORNING BY
srR1xorELLow & R. 8. KELLY.
A.. OG.o IN n Street.
Publication Office on c Street.

rrsn.:-Two dollars per annum, invariably
:, ,jyance. Single copies 5 cents, twelve cop
l.. for fifty cents.
To C1ups.-Five copies will be sent to one
.,iress for 50. Ten to one address TOT
is, .,,,... for 500. eV- Invariably IN ADVANCE.
Money may be sent by maii' at the FISK
,i]s Editors.
Issnts.
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Eg BY taking revenge man is but
even with has enemy, but in passing oyei
an injury he becomes his superior.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

"a Who discoyereth secrets losetf
his credit and shall never 6nd real frieni
to his mind.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

eN Why is an unweleome visitor like
shady treei Because we are glad when
he leaves.
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e@ What sort of trees will best bear
removal and transportation Axle
trees.
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e~ "Mr. Smith, the hogs are getting
in the cornfsld." "Never mind, Billy
I'm sleepy-corn won. hurt EN-"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

"a Always take the part of an absent
person who is censured in company, 50 far
as truth and Justice win allow.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

EG Modest men conceal their joys a,
their sorrows, for they consider the one q.
undeseryed as the other.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

s~ There is no grief without some
bene6cienr provision to soften its intense
ness.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
WELL He COULD.

"Can'st thou love me gentle stranger2
Blushing like a rose she stood;
And the knight at once admitted,
That he rather thought he couid.'"
We accosted little fellow the other day.
He was about the size and build of plug
of 'dog leg" tobacco. and his face was
some sort of landscape, done up with
free-soil and apple-butter. "IYho are
you?" we asked rather sternly.
"Me?" said Young America, trying to
look brave; "Pm one of EN-! don't you
know ne2
~We had a very pleasant rain on
last Sunday.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ear one square, ten lines or less. So So
ro.h ,aIitionai insertion, per square 'oo o
One square, three msn,hs ..:..7 90 90
g. twelve months. .''' ''.'''io w w
TsO squares, three mouths. 90 90
a six months....'. ''.''' ''. - W W
u twelve months -. 10 Oo
IN. quarter of a column, three months 10 w w
ohe six months ..... rs 90
~ twelve months 20 90
n LIE ~ column. three months 10 90
six months 80. 30 OO
:, g 4" twelve months 80 On
I'm, column, three months.... ......3O w
4. ak months ..'. 40 w
A &c twelve months $500. oO w
s,,;,.s, ards, eight lines or less, year.5 90
b" six months.... 20 w
three months ...... ~ w
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

ES Why should Senator Sumner learn
to swim?
Because brooks upset his equilibrium.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

D Those who most readily find a
God to swear by seldom find one to pray
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a. Kindness done with wills for-
tune left you by friend.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

"a The most difficult ascen, is getting
up subscription.
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- Confidence may not be reciprocal
but kindness should be always so.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

E1- Hit one OF your size. as the nail
said to the sledgehammer.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

B Graves are bat the prints Of the
footsteps of the angel Of eternal life
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
Leavenworth Journal Extra.
sWO1'e GsgEF0geS!
COL. TITUS MURDERED.

Nine Hundred .Hbolitionists scnh Fsve
pieces Of .4rtiile,y at Leeonapton!!
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CosuspRuMs.-What is the difference
between Beeeher's bibles and rife Beech
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

~ There is nothing 50 much .orth
as mind well instructed.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
RURAL COMFORTS.

Oh bow it pIeeses, when the breezes,
Amidst the freezes wheeZes,
And the little nacksd urchins the squalling
geescs teazesi
And when the coWses released from the plough
ees,
Around the houses brcwses-
And when old grandpa's spouse's,
Spectacles on her nose is;
And quietly she's darniny the old mans clothe-
ses,
Taking long stitches in the seat OF his breeches,
While the young'un nearer bitches,
And with desperate twitches,
Every now and then the thread from grand ma
kitches.
EPIGRAM.
LorHARIo.-Ah! dearest Anna, of your love
Pm dying,
And at your feet lie
ANNA. II see You're lying,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

One is the peoples guardian. the chez
he Dis trard.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

Territory for
[nportance, dn-
p. I. ABELL,
|ct any and all
EFELLO W.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

(uershl1p.
| listing between
Ehaliiss under
liss s. Bros
konsent. j ne
etofors by l..
[zsd to use the
.HALLiSS.
tHALLISS
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Eshun,
..ANcIs Sra
named ar-.,
raae sAeapl l's, fe,

Il + Fsssasid'dwAi.sy sa
i old bourbo, % %
do de 'I 20
do do y"
cosnac branndiv nd
e Holland gin %
p pure re peach bt,r,.
= ,nI,p I'M; port why
: SKIS fine he oe
I'm hne old WHISKY sSy
2 fine crarke,n.sy
p prunes
Pr Preston st ard Me,.
p,nsyeast powds ds'.
Babbitt's do ''el'
aI Piekled herrias
es star candle.."s
ss velvet corIs
painted bucEeal,
percussian can,
ss asst nails
IRON all sizes
asst Castings
xes cheese { .
vinegar
es lnanf tobacco
e' ginger branetvy
rd, soda, starch.
sauce, katchun
go, cloves, 70
:, stoneware,
boards. tubs
n ware, broons.
and cane chains.
ms wagons,
crackers, cirgar.
z cards all kinds.
3, backing, &C.
buggy springs,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
ATCHIsoN TERRITORY, TUESDAY, AUGUST ee,
RAYS.

A man that has nothing to do generally
does wrong. Give boy holiday. and
In less than an hour a dog will have him
by the corduroys for robbing an apple Of
chard.- succeed in the world, all
that is necessary is a sweetheart and am
bition. We care not how lazy man may
be. only get him in love and he'll work
like beaver fed on beer.--If YOU
require person to become security for you,
don't ask the man who promised he would
do anything for you when he knew you
didn's want anything done.
HEREs a POINTED EPITAPH.
sfHere lies Polly Wayns-when her life was
spent.
She kicked up her heels and up she went.''
Hope paves the golden way to bliss and
cheerfulnsss is the lamp that lights the
beauteous way.--The five great evils
of life are said to be, standing collars. stove
pipe hats, tight boots, bad whiskey and
cross humor is the
blue sky of the soul, in which every star
of talent will shine more clearly.--A
woman's tongue has been found capable,
on actual experiment, to move ,620 times
in a minute .-SUcH CITING Ur
srArRs.-A tipsy manin Orange county.
New York, mistook mill for his house.
the other night, and when found was
climbing an overshot wheel. On being
asked what he was doing, he said he was
"trying to go up TO bed, but some how or
other the stairs wont hold still.--The
celebrated Ezra Dooiit,le, Esq, says that
a pretty gal is enough to make a feller
forsake father and mother, twist himself
right up into a double-breas,ed molasses
doughnut; and have warts on his DISPOSE
ton as large as pertater balls. Think Of
! that -!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

hand q com
lies and Pro-
t...:-y Kan
s1tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

beer from the
experience at
mill either In
referred, Oh on
river.
this Office.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26


kER,
rs and Family
Etion. Wooden,
fhacco, Segars,
ruits, Oysters,
.lass Ware SC.
esale ard retail
"a the city.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
KANSAS I:

KANSAS 8:
PIONEER SroE,
Parkvilie, Mo.
stantly on hand
"a sh; Flour, Bs.
of Groceries.
y. s., , Il Co.
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! best the mar
Ind at the Pio-
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RKVILLE, NO.
10 their care will
Il
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(O.
deceived q large
4 d POPLAR
!. ROUGH
DORIS,
low prices as
| CHALLISS
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Tntiy on hand a
trchandise. suit
oregon Hesi Cali
[ road near Salt
siH.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
we'll.
BILE Dealer in

| Rock, Mo.
( generally that l
viii constantly
are of the best
market price
> river agreca-
Pcr cent will be
bpanied by tho
4. g. c.
| sStf.
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u Il IL
u D.
" enlarged and
Felers and 9th.
leir patronags,
fitting attention
|, Proprietor.
, Clerk.
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p. S. Col. Titus and men are taken
prisoners. L. J.H.
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rs g. CO.,
tkyiile, Mo-
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h5Ic -
. public, that [
let on reasona-
IA: Enquireat
tel Atciiison Z
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Sele8rapbtf6e SSoDricbten.

Wafbtn9tpn, Z. Sebr. = @ at.
Atr. Gap bra9te ei1en Itttra9 ein, mpnd9 Der
Iu8I9uB iber MarineIa6en bic Wetiuno err
balten ipl, iiber Die 3medmdBisfeit Der 9ermebz
run9 Ger Slptte 81 beridten.
Oarauf fam EN- 9lntra9, bas 6it1an3cp1nite
81 beauftra9en, cine Npprppriation8biI einSltz
brtn9ett, CUR SpraGe,
Sewarb Sett @riinbrt19 Der Geoieru1a 1et
nod feline NpprppriatipnSbil pom Senate aus
9e9ar9en. @8 iet ELM alter @jrunbiat, ba6 ba8
@elb peS Solfe8 ntdt aus benz Sffentl. S9ab 9ez
npnmen lperoe cbne @inpiQisuns Der Sertreter
be8 Splf8. Oieie Ter @runbiab 1ei Der en9lilden
Contribution entrpumen unb uptbpenoi9 fir bic
@rbultun9 Der Treibeit.
Sans. Scr. @rpp finbi9t cine 8iQ an,
ben wirtliden 8ebauern Seimlfdtten gu 1idern.
Scr. WRtal on bradte cine 8ill elm, pa8 Sc
les fit @rrtdtun9 be8 Napal 8parbs 5u tpioerz
rufe en-. 1
Der Spreder tpurbe ermd9tist, bic Ifebetz
ben GCuttte'8 S1 er1enneu.
Bloomington bonn peretnt9ten Nu819ub bertdz
tet lber Die Nufpartuns, 1pelde bieIer au8iduB
Dem Brdlibenten 9emodt babe bu6 berI elbe
lid iebr 9el6metdeft 9eiiblt babe bur9 bic ibnt
erpteie ne Irtt9feit unD erfldrt babe, baB er Be-
reit let, nit beipen Sduiern fir bic 6STrperu1o
be8 Dffentltden Wpble8 n1it5uipirfen.
Scr. Campbell, BON Sbtp, trG9t barauf an,
ben 8eidluB iber bic Mabl be8 Dfientli6en
0rltfer8 np6mal8 in 8etra6t gu 5teben. Sc
ueRuti9t nit 1O2 9eser 81 Stimmen.
@em=Oprt, Z. Tebr. - Na6 elmer De-
peid)e aus N1barp mar in@anonbai9ua ein6er1er
auS9ebro9en, pelde8 iene Stapt 9anSli6 I'll
%5erltSren prpbte. Die 8lantnen per6reiteten Ii6
RAID. Sin 9rpber 8u9laper, Mr. S6pffe r8
aleiperlupen, baS MatertalienzQ Eager ppn @ratt
& Smttb, Die Sparbanf, bic Oruderet Der Siz
mes unb anbere geb1ube 1tnD beretts Elm 9fuub
Der 6latnuten 9etpprbeu. Der S6aben betrdat
5wil4en $50 nnb 10000 urb muir fir $4,000
lit perltdert. -
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ppn 81 u>@raraba erbebt Nniprii9e ami bteIelbe
@ren5e, pelde GDlt silica purf ben peritprbez
men 6eltpe Mtplitu, Der Elm untfaiienbe8 @erf
bariiber 9e19rteben bat, Bean pru6en lieB.
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@racia8 a Oip8 perlaiien, bebauptet base9e1t,
baB Der BON Gpfu silica beanlprn6te Stri6
2aube8 BON Der 8epublif Columbia bur6 fribere
Gertrd9e an 81. Granada abgetreten tpprben
iet.
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semeipe, cine Spl9e ieiner ungeftten9ten Nut8=
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lle6er bic iiiolidbe ,SauSelseuuucutiOn,

nel6e 9e9enmdrti9 in HidrtpnD ab9ebalten
apirb, ttddt baS 8rppireuce SDurnal" fclsenpe
Bemerfln9: s"e q. .tsa -.
yNenn 8eI6luIie Oumpfbppte parelt, tpir>
be uitIete iiipltde 6Iptte cine 1ar1pferflptte
bu6en, ben Nprpen urlo Neiten 3u bel6dmen.
gir miFeu uidt, ME piel Iiblide i6aurelScprz
rentirnen BEN bireften Sarpel init europa unb
ben 84u prn utlantilden Oompfbppten idpll
tei9(pfett BADEN, aber iulner mod faufen bic
iiiolidest Saufleute aus einer1 pper benz aroert
G5runb ibre @uarcn in Nepz2)prf unb ale
geboltellelt 9fepen u1b ale 9e9eI1enen 3treds
efen 9abet Bis jebt nod nidt peu Stel zines
erffen S4ffeS selest,"
G8 1T beu1itbt9eub, ein5u9eItebeu, Daft ieber
0anbel8cpngreB iibltd Der NfaI on u1b Otrpnz
Qinie inltrer uuperdnberli9 auf pieeS 91elultat
binau8gelaufen lit.
llniere, S6meiteritaaten iiup idou 10 pt me-
gen unierer n9uten Abitdten" au89eiprttet ipprz
berg baB ms eisentlt4 Die @epulp retBeu
ultBte. 8ef1et mir fa6ten gar feline 8elG1ilie
mebr. Wenn Elm btrefter Sanbel nit europa
fit nniere 6unbel8wpblIabrt 10 abiplut uptb=
ipenbts ut, 10 fGnnen mir nun Sins tbtn, nd11t.
'lid: WuaBneseln er9reifen, o%enlelbea etn5u=
rtdter. Die Convention opn Str9raien iprad
li9 ftr bic ltrtbpenbtgfeit elmer Oampferltnie
5lpiiden 9iperprDl unb DEN Samptrn GpaD8 aus.
Dauit mar ibpbl NprfO1f semeint. Nber
merpen NetpzQ Orleans, Sapanltab urlb Gbarle8=
ton etpd8 fir bic GrriGtung elmer lOl4en 2inie
tbun? S9werli9! Baltimore bin fte ii9 ptel=
letdt nod ant erlten pa3u perlteben, a6er unlere
8ir9er fpirben elmer btreften SerbtnDun9 5tpt=
iden bier 1ub europa ben SDr5u9 9eben.
Wa8 I'm ERE Stupt gu tGuu bat, lit etnfa9
sefrg. Sie Icl lire 8ir9er rnb a~aufleute Be-
rufel1 unp le fraseu, pb iie Die Grri9tung elmer
dberfeeii9en Dantpferlinie fir pprtbetlbaft bali
fer. Die Nutpprt ptrb lauten: Sa unb nod
mails So. Wp9lan penn, lpcl111 ba8 ber SAT- 1T,
Damn Ip(en Baltimore auf9efprOert merDel1, leber
nad leineft SrdIteu CUR @rridtuns elmer Iplden
2inie bei5uifeuern. Nir bober un8 fitr Millto=
men BEL @rridtuns BON @ii enba9nen p~erbir9t,
aber merlt mir feline 0laabreseln er9reifer, bic
8radtgiter, wel9e ur18 bieIe Ba9nen 3uliibren,
bireft iiber See gu idaffen, bunn fSnuen mir
ni4t ben 8prtbeil aus 3pei 8abnen 5iebel1, ben
ite un8 fpnIt abperfe len mufen. Wtt elmer bali
ben W}illipn Dollars f6nnte man BIER 3met
8anpfer bauen, i9neller ais alle, bic ben Scean
burdfurdt baben. 8er etnt9en 3agen nod Be-
bauptete Elm 8pftpner Spurnal, DAP man fir
$3.50 900 elm Oau1pfbpst boue1 fSnne pp1t et1er
@)rSBe unD 6rrm, UNI horltt In 6 Bis s To9en
nud 2tperprpl gu fubren. Wenn ba8 ipubr 1T !:
10 frasen mir unlere Ntitbiirger, pb lie eiue
babe Olillion Dollars prrt6eilbafter, ais in eli
mem ipl9eu l1nteruebmen an5ule9en i'm Stanbc
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II ftanbc. - Ser orucrif1niid,e Gpniul Quf
2urf8z36lonp bQt RE N(itt0eiluug genladt, baf
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9r1ul cuerrc9enpe Nlutt9oten rer Gelninplcn
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t6ieren unb etni9cnYrrriaut Ger Y.Gt.3ruppeu
9eltnblen. GS lit rrin9cnO nrthpcnpig, sum
.Sdyus Der Nuiierluu9eu, Tie g'urr,ilpnen gu
perltGrfell.
Der b~ieSidGri9e @allfiidfon8
in 1855. 9tad Der uQHbalcmen Gbipptr19
Gift" mar rer @rfrl9 rcr nDrpliden 8allfi162
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ben iapaleilden Oemdficrn. Jm arftiI6en
Wteere purpe tpenig e~r3ielt, bort ldeilten bic
Nallfl9e au89eitprben 5u 1etn. Die Sper11tz
fa9rer I'M Paeifi baben 6ier1lid quite @eiddfte
8etna6t. SIN @an5en itnp 635 Sdiffe nit
benz Mali iidfuu9% beidditi8t, in 1854 maren eS
638 nit 1914 Spnneugcbalt, mpppn
allein 134,53O ouf ben Diltrjft 9temz8epfprb
(OtaR,) f%rnrnen.
Gt19ebrodt purben in bic Ser. Stoaten in
1855 72,649 Barrel Spernlol, 184,O15 Mallz
ftldtbran unb 2,7O7,5OO @furb 0iid6ein.
Sm Sobr 1854 mar bic @infubr BON I6ror
bei1a9e opppelt ip 9rpB. Die Yrcile bon
Sperm lt10 ba9er 9eltte9er, III Geut8 Die
gallon Ghran II Gents, rpGbrenD bo8 erz
ltere 1854 nun 148 @t8. unb ba8 lebtere MIR
So Gent8 ~fplete. Sn 1914 1tanpen bic Breile
ftr Sperm 63 ut1b fit Ghran 81 @t8.
@9tna. l1eber bic 3ultd11be IN G6ina tbeilt
ei1 en9ltl6e8 Prrptn5blatt 6pl9enbe8 aus eineut
Pripatbriefe nit: Der Nuftanb bauert mpbl
fort, lit aber 9e9entpdrtig auf Die 8er9ptltritte
bel4ranft. Canton 1T lebt rubts, na9pem bic
Gebelen aus ber llun9e9enb reriu9t mOrDen.
Sc ipllen aber na6 perldBlt9en 8ertdten in btez
Ier Stapt allein felt benz II. 8ebr. (dinel. Neue
labr) nu9t pentSer al8 10000 2eute Gffentli6
btngeridtet tpprben fem. Anbere $1,000 fielelt
in Sdauftnsfu unb pieber $4,000 naa Der
Gtnnabme be8 Sorts in 8lenbeint unter benz
getle be8 Senfer8. SD babe lelblt bic Sim
rt4tun98pldee Be u6t unb faub ie ldredli6er
al8 ein balls Outenp SdlaGtbduler Der
@eifanf bart1 mar 9rauenbaft, bic @dnbe nit
Slrt beIprttt, Sleiper nnp j3Spfe Der @eri9teten
in Saufen anfgetbirmt unb Der 8ppen mte 9ez
pflaltert bon 9erpnnenem 8lutf1den. Sn pie
len OSrfern bel Oprf 8lenbeim unb audi an
anbern Punften batten lte ei9ne Sduler fir
Spl4e erri&tet, Die, Inn Dem Senfer gu et1t9ez
ben, uro li4 etn r~nafe0pleS Nnbenfen unb etne
bon Treunbe8 Sunb gu ii9ern, bort
tbrem Seben bur6 Selbltmorb Elm Gnpe MAIDEN
molten. llub in pieleu Sdulern IDllen 1id SUIT
6erte erbdn9t Oper nit Opium perseben baben.
Nu4 Wetber, Die bon ben Siesern uidt8 3u
fardten balteu, aber ba8 IlleinIteben int 2e6en
tiir4teten, 9aben bort ben Sob frettpiQi9 aufse=
iuGt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-08

SpaIiig 1T eS, Die @rimaien nit an5uieben,
tpelde GENTLE 3eitun9en ldueipen, um bic Gbuts
fade, baB bel Der Spre9erwobl bic DenlDfraten
nit ben NATURALIZATION s9fptAtns8 seftimmt baz
BE a7-AtaunterSupisee Tim i9 Die BiQe gu
aber5ufern nenner 1te bic 9tatipnalz Srpten
INNER Die u6ulIerS2eute, Serape ais tpeun ibre
QeIer ntft miBten, paB Die 6ullerleute eben nie
Snpten ltnb, tpelde nidt mt Die 4u8be9s
nung Der Sclaperet Der S9war3en, ~lonbern
aud Die GedtlpSerfldrunS Der pera9teten 0u9z
men i'm @pn9reB pur61eben lppllen. Sber
ip0te pie Staat85. bielen Snptp> gtOtbiu98 ibre
ttBrn Abitdten, bic fe 7se8eas itHs sielbfs I'M
S6tlbe fitbren, pteueidt per3ie1en baben Inn
Der 8erptenite milen Die 1ie 16 Inn bic
Sclappfratie ertpprben 9aben, inbent fe Der Gn>
tifclarerei>8eme9un9 Die Spite ubbra6en urp
po8 gdn5li6e NuSIterben Der Democratic Der.
biubertelt. Nber penn ba8 ber San lit, 10 Ip1te
Ite i6re Qtebe eber Den Is nSrbliden Gnpten ais
ZEN 81 6lQerleutell 5ulpenben, ben1 bic 9}prOz
la1tber tparen ia Die @trnpel, welde III re 9ez
Itellte S1lIe 9in9en uno baourd Die Npppttpbiirz
ger in bic gtebe ibrer @e9ner 5uritftriebcn.
Die nprrti9en Snpten baiiet uns, ipeil lpir inl<
mer fiir bic SntereIen terS carofratie, Die iiipli=
den aber pD0le ID mir INNER ftr %bielelben
s%eitirllnt baber. Die e~rlferen 9eben nt6g4urit fir
Wurlt, Die leBteren aber 9eben u1l8 eilen 6ubz
tritt fir bic Wurif, Die mir ibnen aprprtirt ba=
BEN. GO oeI4iebt pabrIdeinlid aus Danfbarz
felt fir bieen 6uBtritt, baB ibnen Die N.zY.
Staats3. ben eupbemiftiiden Naulen Der sui
lerIeute" beile9t.