davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
sscmcrcS opn Salifornfcm.
Nutunft rcs Oimpftrs .Sllincit. "
SI,65O,OOO GolS.

9lcu'Orleana, 27. Suh. Der DGms.
| fer ,9uinNio" fam GCute Nadmtn9 Scn 9lpn.
rotl birr an nit rcr GalfrrniiGfn Ycf lis gum
5tcn unO ST ,G50,G00 In 0rIp.
Der Steamrr ihlc6 iid al tm uS. g. Ste-
pGcn6", neIdrl megy ais s2.00O,OO0 in @plO
| Dina6 bradse.
9la@riNIrn ouS Can 5rancisrU tr1aeen, hab
! bic Stnat5 9lutcrtGtcn lid entT6lrfn haben,
prm Siailnnce Committee tsiRrn lrmsren gBircr-
lano III ltiiicn.
OaS 6auptrrcanb tcr SGrtr mar tc gfaire
mil 9. g. ScpFine we NiGtcr DaSio Srrrp;
acSrcdtr Suffice trr Supreme Grirt. Srptins
mar in bic Niitte te5 g(S5Y glscnt Or. Glide &C.
tommcn, tint @. 81. Ninlong ~ orrrtrtr, neil CT
Wunittrn fiir bic StdotltcGGrten mad rrr Statt
acbrndt 6aten fga,c. Der Sun9e rcltr ibn te>
Idubcn. NnrCts toG1cn rnSu, tlrctcn rine be-
mnffnctc 5rurpe, arrCtrlrn SrgfirS urb ppltrn
i@n mad Der DupcntifraEe grmurY fiiGrrn.
gt6er aud l3rpfirs crtiait 8riltnno unb rht
aaacmcinc5 geiCd't rnt-anb mitrn in rrr Strabt
wptci SIS9c Sprpfir5 nit rncm Scwirme1er
Had, 70 ba6 or trlnaunatlrS ntsccrIant.
Die NaGridt bicIcr GprBdnge fam an fnS
Grcuts COMMITTEE, irrl6cs grrnfe in Sibuns
mar. GS ipurtr Ic81cjb tag dlacncine gllarm=
,ridIrn lcRrbcn uhp in rCnigrr ais IS Nlnutsn
mar Gin JeQimcnt Sufontcrie. Gcmpancn ca
paante mo 5 GUmpaatCn Irtllerie i'm WarlG
nnh bcm NlAgc.
eSnSwIIm botrn WotrnY un6 Icinc Grcuute
ii6 III Gin natives 6ous SurGdgcraen, prldsS
wr6t beiclt0t wo trIdfgt mar. GO nlrre prri
ben Gcmr0Qnien um;ngsIt mo pir f6 harin be-
fGntcn aufacfrrbcrt. iih ili crgften. Sic Actcr6<
ten mo M1lrnv unb 5crrg wmpcn olS 0cfan'
acne mad rrm 9Nuptquor!ics rsr Griamittrr ses
fii5rt.
BUR Iettm Srt riidlrn Gcmpaanicn pcr bic
Nrmcrisu rer Staatstruppen urp ,pdn9rR pisiss
tcn lid ju rgrbCn. SunrCrt pasru purpcn geS
ian0cn 9cnommrl, lpStrr dstr dai YarcIe cntIaIs
fen.
ginH tcn Itbtcn 9ia@rihtcu f1dr 5utac Srrry
nc6 INNER in !onft uno Ststps nod am Srten.
9ln rrmIeten Sage. ais 0ppfinS 9clchen rur,
DC, naNmn tcwaTfretc BaDr,euge Der Committee
in rcr Slg ipri Stifie tpcA, pelGs sEdfen fir
cie StlotS 2tutrrtItcn trd&tru. GpGter pur'
oe cincr btr Gapitine orr erlcrtn Sdiffe BON Sets
ten Der Str. Stnotcn Scamtcr arrrtirt unp auf
Nuftagr Ter SrfraGtue Ghtcr $4,000 SaiI 9e'
ilcGt.
Die Grmn,;ttcr ertlirt RAP lie bm6auS nidl
Die 2ttiat babe, rtn %sr. ct. Gtamtsn gu rpFUS
nirrn.
N1n it in Can 5rarcstc iitrr bic 9iG, nell
dc rrm GcnarrB wracn brr 2dnrtiEsI in GaIiipr'
nirn eprlir9t, IeGr unactdltcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
lpie lang Gin 'Suno obne t1abrun9 ooer
IDaner lcbrn Fam.

Das "Snlano Daily ersa6tt fplscnten aus
elauGwdrpi9er Susae mitsetbeilten Sorfau, pels
der bic aubercrpsntlide 5dbstrit brs Sunpro, auf
cine Ian9e 3et ale giabruns gu eRttrbren, bar'
tbut.
gm Srnrlag, ten 5tn 9uny, etrnetln Sumb,
benz Serrn 9cbn Gbrrly, ppn GlaY Eaunl4ip,
in 3anraier @auntp, suge65rig, nit per Samilic
ee5 Sdwts9ero6nes pes Serrn Gbrrly In pas
Nirnnpntrn SrriaEmtun9sbaus ;u Snpiantam.
Nis Die camille naA Salt5 ;urid tc9rte, tpurpe
Der ormo permbt, aeer fie prrmutgcten, sr Irg
na4 oerrn Gbrrlgs 9Gobnuns 9esan9en, wGbrrnp
Die Camille bcs lebtsrcn, in Der Sermutbung, paE
Der 6uno fA bep Dem SbwifgrrIcGn tcidups, pp
CT IiA Hfter5 mebrere Sage lang aufgr9Ilten bats
tr, feline Seier9ntB rps9en ibm brgten. g5 YER
9rn8en aIlO ntcbrcrt Sage, egs ss bsthnnt wurpe,
pob Der Suno Yerleren mar. Cine aIgcmriue
M4iudunA wurbr barauf rur3 bic gla6tarI4aft
ansrRrat, u9ne pob man Die arrin97e Jtunpe ppn
Dem onnc erbaIten fpRnte, Gno e. garpr ais per.
loren pprr tort nuf8cgebcn.
N5 a6rr bic gerIpu, wcldt Stn SdtG1cl In
Srrwalrun8 tattc, pas arnlnnte GerIammlun9se
bnu5 ant Wor8en pom Spnptag hsm l3ten Sul
Bfncte, 9cipabrte er gu ieinem GritauNrn ben Sers
mibten 6Gno, ber irar npb 6ty 2eten, otCr MIST
9rrmE9cno mar Nuf icinen SSdBcn su leGm. Gr
madts cine ScrSwstfe1e gnlrrngung CUR GGitrc
tinauSm9eben, olrin ictnr HrSftr ocrIa6trn ibm.
no nad ptciem gerBrtlt3cn SrrIu6, wurpe rr auf
cine 8iitiJc gG'tie aufaebotrn uno mad rrr gSpG.
nun9 oe5 nahiten gtaAbars gctra8 gen, rro1elbR er
9efttcrt uno aapfe9t wurpe, unO er srGrtte C6
lAaca wicorr an 6IetiA unp GbGtigteit.
G5 wrb mir alle Yer gS!6sn OcttrF6itnit in
benz p6snasmelpetcn SGrIlmmlm eabauir grEaltrn,
uno bcr '0mb mub an Spnuta9, mann er bic
5amiIte res SAwe9trIoDnc5 oC6 Ssru Gtuly
pabn tc9lcitcte, barin rinBcibIodtn nprrrn ltvn,
unb CT pcrbliet barin p6ne 94ANtr cher 9ln6runa
BON iracnp elmer 2lrt wiJreno y ter gG . d6en!
Oa5 Seriammlun8S5lU it son Stcncn rr6aut,
unO bic 6uilter ftnO pur6 tarte gacen grl6lpIrn,
70 oa6 c5 tm Smern gan, bunfet it, seann bic
5bire gcIAlonln lit unt oa5 igaus purpe nidt
acTfnet Yom Spnntn6, bem Stem SUM; tiF gum
Scnntng pem t3tn 9uti, ,pG6reno irrl6rr Belt
Der 6mO oae 9la6runB cnt6rtrt ba6rn mb, tns
Dem Iosar Nauis f4 niht in eincm Tcramns
lms3bauis auibaltrn, rrct4e5 bios rtnnln! in snrm
Mpnat Geiudt wirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
81 ms sga Sla "a ..
A Sage Ncurrc9 rpn europa.
2t1fuaft ets Sntion in Snctet.


Surbrc, %. Suit. Ter GSmpfcr Sntt'
an Yalr givrrpoOt pom IA. fam trutc bir an.
Iit 9lcugtsitcn linp unbeecutfic. s]m cnslt'
Itbm Narlamsnt wurec Gin Gntrn9 Vprp 9cGn
9lulIels rat @crbaltcr IN ern itlliGnila'n Gn9e-
lc0enbettm Su untcrfutlcn uicrsrstfiimt.
Sunogra5 bat Cn Mcmcirr an Die eurppdif6en
Je1icrm5cn gerdtct, pas 5ranlitrcdt ourb iCin
Orbrt pom o.lantiArn na4 rem ltian Sccnt
gu aarantiwn.
Der Sr3cg son Cambridge IN gum S6ertr-
fe6lsBatcr Gcr 2lrincr crndnat trprpcn.
ecrO plll1rrfon crbatt Sen patautsn SrtriY
rrs ooicnbanrs.
3n 5rantreidb Eerrl1t bic ticfe Ruge.
Sn Spanisn war cine WiniIeriaIuifs. Gs.
partcry Dot lein: GntlaiFun1 rjn8eretGt.
Sarbtntrn. Die larOiniI4e Jir9irrn1
temitt li6 eifrtg nsue 9InIetben 81 maiden, UNI
9rfcItiSUn8cn 81 maiden.
.@rte6rnlGno. Gs. Gsi6t, bab 8Gnf9
Otto vi Gantrn pes @r.H5an stpaItrrt atSrcmtt
batc.
Otu6tanO. Ger 9anpd sUn gstrstars
unb 9ti9O it Ie6bdit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Ilnrcife ,Grnd1tc une eie,paTtr.

NIanrrIpbicr 3ritngrn iagcn: - OaS crilc
unreic Sbit III felt furScr Belt ouf unIcrrn Wirts
ten crIAirnrn, unO Die Ycrmr6rte Stcrtli6frit nn=
mcntltA al Ojarrbce, &ubr mo &mrwsGbplra
9icft stncN rrusftcn gcrcS fir rsn scrertli6cn
&inFu5, rsa e5 auf Die 0ciunobeit Icrrolt rrwah Il
iracr @cripnm mic &nper 9cbatt bat. Gtr
StutIi6tsit 1T in rcn lcBtrn gBc6m uni naGc
100 prp3cnt 9cilic9cn. namcntlitb linO mc3r Sim
Der 8rtortrn, ais Die curhidujttIj4e IS e ann +.
SAT- Der GUreEfGar int gGinter brtrus. G5 bat
oAGer Sepsr oQf utiadc, qeraee in tcirr 3r!t ieis
ne &inccr ppr dlIen IAGpIiIben GtnFilden gu BE-
wabren, b. f. iie mG9rrno Ger BebeRm Stnpcn
cc6 Sa9c5 70 Siel ais mBslid i'm 3immrr Sa 6als
ten, uno ni4t auf bic Gtrnst Su laiitn; rm Gc.
nab pOn nnrcirm Stit 0anj 5u Y'rbinprrn, nO
prn G'nt;B ren rsifrm Stit uno GiswaArr nur
i'm bcIArlaftsn WnBe ju 9sllattG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Serbert bat HCioaue aenommen.

Die remrfratildte Yart6e Gat in bem M5rber
Srrtrt, letpem or frriscivrcttn TT, oiclt Susen.
ben rntOrdt. Gr Sertttb 98aiain0ttr G6er Ius
Galb bas GsrSift eingetra6t mar, 5ufcl9e Ser
sroben auftssuns wrt6e untrr Der irl6nptI6en
ScpElfcrung GerrIAte. g8l5 mUAtcn pmn bic
5clssn seipeien Ietn, tpenn ,ein SrldncT enen Co
70 SOTO GpnsreBmann ermprpet 9dtte 0anJ
f8sr tGtte man ibn aufsebInst. Die eOfO So.
TO 9arttci II cs utic, weIae bic Gn9ewanprrtrn
10 Iest beslnTeE Sm !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
XII Uooe acbrubrt.

Gin IGmeptideS llnslif, rrrldles ben Sob Ell
nss gShtrrdrn Der goittrps Slein CUR 5cIge Bat
te trua litb AM DUnneritag p0r aGt Sd9cn ;u in
AuarrYglQe In 9aneaitrr Gomltg. Die Ntut'
ter mar nit g6a16rn t,id6ftigt unp bate einen
3u6er vol beiBt5 BlIIu in prn Sef binaus 9etras
aeu. Dime baB Ir es bemsrtte, fcgte i9r tino.
msldbes ebrn anSciansen bate gu Iaufsn, uno auf
ireenb cine gBsiIe fiel s5 in ben 3atrr beiBen
BaIIers, pctur9 es 70 bart Sertrabt lrurfr, Zap
ss cine fur,c 3eit rarna4 Rare.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Gin6rud, uno Raub in pottstatin.

2estn Nittwc4 9fadt. 1ast Der pottStalm eeo.
ger, wurpe aus rcr gGebnung Der WrS. 9eb Swei
sClOene llbrsn, enige Oamsni6mudla6en unp
$3.50 G'clo etrnubt. Cine Der ubrer 9cBUrte
Mrs. ert, tie anpere Dig Mabala genSats,
weldc in rem 9auIe wcbute. OdS Soncerbar'
lie 1T, ba6 nur bic Smbrn, welae bic Dlmen in
ne batten, bsrautt rpurOcn, wSbrerp en 9rcbrr
Sstras ppn llbren unp anccrR 8clibarfeiten, bic
Nem rbcnfal5 in rem 6auIr pUbnrncen ubrma-
DER, Sobn gHbre, gebSrten, mto iidS III anprrn
Stu6en brfanocm In penen Minrrr ibIefen ntat
ansrtalet wurpat. Gin 9rcBer Saustunp Der
gta6ts, ipenn SemanS an paS 6auS fam, grwTbns
lid, 9irm ma6tr, bIisb iene gtlat gang rabi8.-
Die Gcnitrr i'm ,reitttt Stp6, Su rraen man an
:rcn TebenipGtisr bt,auf getanacn fam, waren
cifen sctarn ipproeu, lino Der Dieb mub, wsnn
or ron augrn fam, rur4 pieIe cingefcSel lrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Wcrbin 8tdsburA.-g. Tin 4

Wprb in Stdsbur8.-@m @m 4. 9ul
errietGm an jcrrm Srts SameS Mtorre np gB.
.. Slabset in Streit, wrtei Der Sebtere rihtn
Sti6 ertslt, nn pelGrm CT in furjer Belt itarb.
Der GgGtr entFob uno cine NlaIe BON Sareern
srrfplsse~ ibn. Gin Srrr M. Garter bClte ibn
Elm une f,rOrrts itn auf ii6 pcm getdtr gu
iterSrbrn. Nlortis rrc9erte fa unp I&pb mad
Garter, febtte ntcr; bjsrauf tenubtc Garter Irin
@rpebr unb I9oB Norris auf Der Stetle nisrer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Nie nciIeGe QuIe.

Die nrurRr 0i3e mlrsr @s9nr 1T Sic, taB
Srrtrrt, rer M6rper res 6rn. Seating, ,u ter
2Imrritani1Gen Yart6et set6re. Dap psS cine
I6in0liGe 9dse 1T, III jspem bettTeriI Maun be-
fannt. Dc4 bic Sclnpereis sSersbrrr beNtsn pa.
nit itre ti6Gsr @ttreurn tctriisen 3u fGnnen. -
Sstpa srO cine lcl@e llnsar4tSteit ibnen it4rr
feinen ghben bripern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
TSatlid,te IlnaliIf.

@m GHeno Ypn bcutc Yor oAt Ga3rn fauo Gin
jwjIhsn prcp unp sier Sd6te attrs &inp Der 6rau
GjIa6 ". 9Biaiani3, woDnGait III Der glOro Guccn
5trdBc, 2lncaittr, wibrcnp cs Yer Der i0lustbdr
i'm Spiel brgrjfen wlr, einsn l9lrasn Sob. GS
itrauAelte an Dem Sbuba bitreid GiIrn Hno firI
auf cine irttAe 98liic, p1b feline 98mOrJbrc 9cscn
ben Rnppf pcS GiNn5 ilicb, wururA icin Sob in
isnfR0n Wtnuttn Derna6 GcrtrigriIbrt purpe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
3 Sage gtruercs ppn europa.
2[ntunft Der ,,l(ratia" in 6alifor.

l(ntunft Der .,Arabla" IN oallfor.
9anterpttr in Waudellfr. 9irpelution In Spas'
nirn. &arpf in WaprS. Slumrplls linb
8rOplpiic msninoert.
9nttfar, %. Suit. . Der Ddmsfsr GIr4s
6ta fam bier beate N6euS an, nit rurppdl8sf
gld6ridtrn ti5 gum z. go
Sn lidn6eiisr lnp tfneutenbe Santrptte aug
actrp6en, Gin grperS Saumpclm9clhdft 1T eaf
tei tetGaAgt, unO ras Nastrlucn paC farurf>
cntilanp, mar aasemdd. DU4 Bat f@ psr Draft
tbrilreiie raopu ertrlt.
Die 9sr9anbIunsrn nit amsrifa fparn ;ufrtcz
pnifeaenp YcrmdrtS scbsn.
Su Spanirn 1T cine 2eppluticn aus8ebgC9en
unp wuttct i'm sanjrn 9anps. Sn Nlaerte gurss
ts Spri Gage lang 9ctarnFit'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
0TGine @elcaiAaft in linton @iQanc, ggar.

6TGme @ricaidaft in llncn Siua9c, g8ars
rrn Co., o., tat mebrfrr Stiidf Sprnprb ptrett
aus S6pttIanO imprrtrt. roruntrr Gin iSbriser
Bull fir 500, cine 9ji9rige Sub, 1900 Yfunp
IGper, $1,000, cine oncere 3jGbriSs &nb, swct
2iSbrise Stieve, aprt 1jabriae eitto mR 2 Sal.
Der. SIs rporcn liebcn gBc6sn auf Der Sre unp
tanbeten spr Gin paar Tagen in 9btlabclpbta, no
lie Die 8spunorung atlgr Hsnnc auf ild Su9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

B@- Der 9l6tb. G9omoSG. Granfltn,
Stnats. 9EnpaIp fir YrnnIYlShnten, bat feline
Nttnm9 biuli&hi8 esr GrpablmS zines Yrelt.
'Jti6tsrS fir prlsn 0iitrift SrrGfmtli6t
Oieistte tautet patin, baB bic GcnItiMston uno
bic rarauf 8rSua batrnpe @eleBe tlar lsisn, unp
RAP rS nttt srissli4 Ict tel rrr nS4Rrn S8agl ei-
pru Stttcr AZ erndblcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

EsS- Col. 6 . / t, Der SerfsrtiSer ppn Colts
pifclet, iotl gisentbum Su Dem gGrrtb pcn S2,s
100000 befssn. Grit pcr weni8sn Sabrrn
siens ct pbne rinen Gent IN Der Gal6e mad Gcns
recticut. Srr,mbe babtn iGut su rsr Summe ron
S25,0O0 ssrbplfsn, aus rsIder Summe CT ptts
seS gisentlum, in birier flrsch 3rit, nun fit iia
Irlblt lirt BAT.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Gp1l GQltfprntd.
9,S=jiEIisS
ela-s isI--~N

9tauerc3 Ypn Snn Sranci5Tp unb 9h=
caragra.
Der ,,@rmatan uno Der ,0antet g8tERer" in
gIeusSrleans.
Ij15O,O00 Gbalrr in 0GiN.
Gas @iojlanW.ScmuFtttti Sjsur9.
l0aIher als DrdflGrat 0chiNrirt.
Irrelle ppn 2ruten unb Bafen.
OItu= ORLEANS, &c. Sut.
Der D1mpfer Daniel gSebIler Sun @IpmwalI
uno Der Ddmpfer Gtamra pon San Suan SCn,
81. nit Ma3rt6ten ppR GaIifOrnira bis gum Is.
Famrn tier az.
Der Danlpfer Sanoc fu9r am 8. mad gleus
gJcrt as nit S1.750,0 600 in 0oIb.
Der Slbmu5 mar rubt8 8.-Oer OeiUno9eitss
juluno son NlrtmplQ ihlcat.
Die glufregu9 in Can 6ranttseo Bate nidt
auflebtyt. Oas SlgiIlnce Committee III nod
immrr in Siburg. gtle gSafsn, weldc bic ,,Gr.
ICbs mo SrDnuns5"s 9rute 9elannrls battrn,
ipurten pcm Committee cpnTsetyt nS or. DUR
fee, Gin WHtglieo res COMMITTEES, III bon ben
5taats 2lu.uritGten drre!irt rucrpen, aaf eie Nns
Idulpi1un9 Der Ditattre bin, luner er eiScnmddl
tia g9lTen pegsenpmmen, Die rtm Staat 9ebbr.
ten uno am Scrp eurs SAecnrr5 tpdren.
SEdter gtrry BON Der Suprens Gpurt ipurpC
arrctirt, writ er cinsn @cIiietmann gsiteGsn, Der
bel prm Committee in Dtcuit llnnp, pi9rfnp pers
irI6r cite glrrctiruns oornabm.
OaS GOmmittre i4eint icinr Gtadt frit fe9riin'
bet 81 baben.
DIR OpussN,tr III Ra4 we Spr in Sarns
mentc.
Die 9laArAten aus brn 0tnrn liab gut uno
e6tnIc iitrr Die grnotsIuSlthttn.
Das 9tnr6msn ps5 GOnsuB8litoeS Ssr6ert in
28aIanstpn sat 9rCB, 3nriJ Jnaticn errt8t.
Don Oregon
Die S6armdBa nit ben Snbianern baufrn
fort. Die 9ia4r6t pem Iop prs GpE, g4rigbt
wirp wiesrlprp4en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06
Gin pftro aeHablen.

Sn Der pOrIcgten Montag gi14t p,rts 6rn.
Sumr5 3. @,:ieIener, in Gritr IIuniAip, 8rs5
GauntY, Gin wcrtGooaes YisrO 9eitebten. Wou
ipirte psm Oicbe nad, bis naA Gbesnut 6iu in
M,nt3pnerg Gaant9, no ale Spur sun ibm Der
,oren gtng. Der Ejeb ioa rfn rotortIhrr Mas
tr ier, ses Grrrtts int ;}udtbauIe war.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

Die Srurpcnma6t unter Gel. 9iidarrIUn Dat,
te Elm Srefen nit BEN Snbinurn bel B9 Nsas
ocws- wcrin 40 9nbiaufr unp 10 g6ri6e 9stts'
tet rpurprr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

p9- SObn SO. @earp; gf'WaYCr Bon Can
JrandseO, California, IT gum 0cuverntr BON
.RanlaS sruannt wprben, an bic Strlie Scn gStls
fen Shannon, Der atasisbt pures.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

Gobte e.-g1dbrsnp ort mis ecm
80. Slmi snpenpen Suartals fanbsn bic Srams
ten Der Sfftce fir tppte Srirfr su WaI6mstCn in
ipl6rn grirItn $4,000. Sietm Q6trl sun
bisIsr Summe purpcu rm Gi9enttdmsu wirpsr
,uae(lelt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

E5y~ Sn GbicaNO lclcn 1900 9ISbe fetn, nc
bsrauiArnpe 0ctrGuft Ywtauit wrrGen--Ntrr uur
ctpa 100 loucn leiiendrt leir.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

pSr 8rIpt pSuIsr peS GrnsrrBcs batm elnrn
SrfGlus ansnCmueni f4 ouf BEN 18bn 2IusuR
au srtassH,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

pas- Sn 9ancaiier @auntY Icasn Sisle 9auern
t6r 9tnpspieb in tre gBeIlatOrnielcsr ertriebm
batsn. 9lls 9lusfdtcn fir aud nur eincn tteils
weilen ,,Grcp" Ioaen prl6punpen seweicn icn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-06

OF Die piirf6-9rnrts I'M StaNt Delaware
iOa sdniN4 ftbIl4Ia9sn,
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THE SPECTATOR FOR 1896.

TINE PUBLISHER OF THE SPECTATOR
l. has the pleasure Of announcing that PAUL
HAYNK, Esq e, the distinguished poet Of Charles
ton, y. q. has become his Corresponding Editor
MIR. Hayne will give our readers the beat efforts
Of his mind and pen, and will devotefhis energies
to the establishment and maintainence of the
highest literary character for the paper He viii
reside at Charleston, and will transmit part of
his productions In the shape OF letters a "a Willis
MIR. HARVEY will remain at his post at Wash
ington, and regulate the original and selected
for fitness, value, and morality, which has GOV
erned him in this respect heretofore.
"MUpKL BRAIG, !" whose poetical effusians has
been so justly complimented by the people and
the press win continue to labor for us In The same
field. He will also have charge Of the theatricaI
and musical department Of the paper.
Miss MARY J. WINDLE, the talented authoress
OF The w aldenses, and other Tales % has been
engaged to write a series Of I" Sketches Of Wash
ington Life." OF which four numbers have al
ready appeared. She will also contribute occa-
sionally q novelette,, or poem
The SPECTATOR Is no longer an experiment
IL mas passed into Its second volume, and has
large ana increasing list Of subscribers. Ii is de-
sirabie that every citizen Of Washington city
should paironise that tsinfuence may be known
subscriptions Will BIZ. received at Taylor q
Maury,s, shilrington' 8, Adamson's, aud Bucking-
The ladies can subscribe al John F. Eliis's
Music Store, or at Madame Delarue's ancy Store,
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Proceedings of To-day.

The Senate did not meet to-day
In the House, after they had refused to
adopt motion for call of the House
Mr.. Quitmau ro'e to personal explanation,
stating that while he felt perfectly satisfied
that Mr.. Richardson, if elected, would ad-
minister the duties of the Chair in a manner
perfectly conservative Of the rights of the
South, and Of all other sections of the Union,
commenting on Mr.. RS legislative history
to show that he was justified in holding that
opinion,) went on to explain the difference
between his own views and those of Mr.. r,
upon the abstract point Of the cOnstitutionality
OF the WilmOt Proviso, and intimated that his
votes against him yesterday, by way Of setting
himself right on the record, he should continue
hereafter to support him, being entirely salts
fed that In his hands the rights of the South
will be as safe as in those Of any other honor
able member whoever
The House then proceeded with the 10TH
vote for speaker with the following result
viz:
Whole number of votes cast, 2O7; necessary
to a choice, I04.
Richardson s., Banks 90, Fuller "a. Pen
nington s, scattering 8.
Mr.. Miilson-when his name was called in
the course Of this vote-addressed the House
In explanation ct his course in the pending
NSSaui Auk eudS uc Uhu uOQe his best
to compass the election Of Mr. Richardson,
differing as he did on some points from that
gentleman, and that, feeling due response
bllty in his position as a member Of the
House, he thought it his duty to do everything
within his power to compass o satisfactory
election. He had, therefore, to say that
| though he should vote for Mr. Richardson, he
was willing to aid In the election Of any other
| conservative member. He continued his re-
marks. explaining at some length the fact
that this election was by no means IS import
ant as had been represented.
No choice having been effected, they pro-
| ceeded with the 18th vote for a Speaker,
which resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes cast, 200 necessary
| to a choice, I04.
For Richardson IS, Banks o. Fuller SO,
Pennington 8, scattering 8.
Mr.. Washburne, of Me-, then offered plu-
rality rule resolution, to take effect on the
third succeeding vote for Speaker
Ar. Glingman remarked that ne had re-
Gently been willing to adopt this plurality
| rule, but was now unwilling to vote for it on
account of the exposition Of that gentleman s
views On the equality Of races and amaigs-
nation question, made by Mr.. Banks on Sat
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, was explaining his
| reasons for having voted against the adoption
| OF the plurality rule up to this time. Here
our report went to press. i,a ae -....
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PERSONAL.

80. Commodore Vanderbilt, who has been
in the city q week, leaves for New York to-day.
.... Rev. DR.. McCabe lectures Baltimore.
this evening, on I" Chief Justice Marshall
.... Rev. w. Ii. Milburn is lecturing at
Newark, New jersey.
go. Rev. Joseph Z. futile. will read a pa.
per before the New Jersey Historical Society,
at IFS annual meeting on the 18th inst, on
:" Washington at MOrristown.
80. Rev. J. III. Punkett, so long connected
with the Cathoiie Church in Warrington Va =,
as Its pastor, has lett there, 10 take charge OF
the church at Portsmouth,
..-.J. b. Ssnsom, ESQ. edusr Of the PuI-
ton Democrat, we are pleased to see. hss been
appointed Sergeant at Arms of the PennsyI-
ysnia House Of Delegates
.... Edwin Forrest yratises the Ral.;-
mOreans tonight with his original eoneention
Of Richard the Third, which excited in New
York, during his famous engagement Of ninety
nights, SO profound sensation.
49, Laprs Keene appears this evening a,
her new Theatre in New York, as Constance
IN the "Jose Chase" supported hy-Mrs
Abbott as Widow Green, Miss Reynolds a.
Lydia, Mr. Bass as 81. William, Mr. Jordon a,
Wildrske, and Mr.. pyott IS Master Waller.
-. j. W. Gilman, Of JOpssSs-ough, Me-
while at work In saw mill, in alternating t.
kick q dog FROM the end Of a log, sccidentsla,
brought his foot in contact With the descend
Ing saw, which seyered the foot from the leg
IN q tEiDkling.
.... Prince Albert as inclined to become 6
deist, while Victoria is 50 liberal in her senti
ments that the Bishop Of London has the wors
fears, not only for the established ehutch, but
bis established salary, which at the present
time amounts to over thousand dollars q
day.
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CASH.

1881 CASH. 1873
TWENTY PER CENT SAVED BY PUR-
Il CHASING FOR CASH-It is now uni
versaily acknowledged that my establishment is
the place to buy goods cheap, and as I wish 10
sustain that justly merited confidence now pro
pose TO reduce my presem valuable and extensive
stock Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS by
selling on al an Immense sacrifice 10 myself and
great Advantage 10 buyers. herinos, Cashmeres
DE Laines, Cassimeres, and Cassinets will be ssld
twenty per cent less than they have been offered
before this season.
i have just received from Auction
SO dozen linen Towels al q cents
leases wide bleached Cotton al cents worth 10
bales heavy unbleached do at 6 cents worth 10
do very fine do do at q cents worth no
case yard wide Merino IL cents
case second mourning Calico, G cents worth ~
l case yard wide furniture do IL do IL
~ pieces Wool Flannel, I2 cents
leases fne Calico, q cents, worth TO- warranted
fast coors.
In addition TO the above we have large ana
Well selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES ana
kUBBERs FOR ladies, gentlemen and children.
Also, boys black and fancy colored CAPS
CASH. RR HAGI
NO 313seventh street, fourth house above I 81
and one door above MIR. x. u. Hyatt's
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GRAND CLUB, MILITARY, FIREMENSi
AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
ONE CLuR

II X y GRAND FANCY DRESS
Il Bali Of the Boone Club will be given at the
Washington Assembly Rooms, on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 29th January, 1855
The Club, In announcing their first ancy Dress
Ball, take occasion to assure those who may hon.
or them with their presence, that every effort will
be made 10 render their time pleasant and agree
able; that strict order and decorum will be main
tained, and nothing left undone which will tend
to increase the enjoyment and add TO the pleasure
OF the occasion.
ScOtts celebrated CotilIon Band has been en-.
gagged for the occasion.
Supper and Confectionery will be furnished by
an experienced caterer. 3
Committee of Arrangements
A Bridget, Thos May, Robertson.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admittinq gentle.
man and ladies' ian isEeoth