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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

Som @tnftriee, % 9tusuf. Die bis.
fbcn Std!ttr twtd,ten aus rem tenacGbarten Sa'
pcpen cine Greucltbat bic zen Ciner briIpiellcien
Sntmenidun9 unO Serwipcruns ;cu9t Sin an
G'itt lttpcnrcr Saucr bate gtb5rt, baB Wens
ibcnfett aCsru riricS lletcI befe. @r tDdtte ries
iriner 6rau NIT, rpurauf Die umntitliAm @ttrrn
tel&cHtn, br 1eAsjSbrgce SGdttran 81 16laGs
ten. um Iicb isnss Wittel Su UsrIaaiftu, petdts
i6aucrtitbr 8srbrc6en fis wttlid ausiibrten. Gin
ylaGbar, rrm bos Srrldninbrn crs &nrcs aufs
iitl, tegab Ti6 in pos SluS rsr gltern. unp fanr
bort Die in Stidcn 9'I6nttteueu @lsrer Der ars
men &leirsn in einem ScNel uuf prm 5cuer
Die cntmenldten Strbrshrr tttapfn ii4 in 600.
non am @rrferice in oeft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

GntIrbtt6,-Sn rincm GjrlnSocrfe 9Gub.
tens, in rrr 5Apcit rrcsnett iiH iiinsi ein tt9f
traWtser 6aa. Gn armrr Sirtentnate fhltrf
auf elmer gInttbe nes Nadmtttast Gin; wa9rnp
pts S6ldfrs trpt ibm cine tIcine S4lan9e, ipabrs
idcinl6 cine Siprr, in tm Munb. pOraui Der
8natr erTrldte, in einem 5ooesI6udtn frampf.
baft Den MunO 5uiarmentiB unp init Der 6anO
ZEN SinttrIeib tss Tbercs iStsrtB wabrenO 8cpf
unb ScrSftltib ben Shtunp binatsttiftn.
DAP 2brr fu6te Iih pmG Seibcn gu befrrisnj
unp in mentg Stunren mar Der arme Snats bas
tetaasru7wat9t OFFER sin:s l@aurH4aften 60
res.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
glew. stcrt, auSul IA, 1855. i,T -
(@tnoeianot.9

Serren Dtuder!-gmr Ter 2pfp 8cto
Scldoen grirsitrruuas 9lscucr, in psm Wortt.
8ierrd allbisr am lestFn Srsita9, bat flo bfinabG
apf bic 6nis 8sirst up an ffn dlten gBbias uns
Sncpnptbin3s an9eealtsR, bic 6Gpsral 9uhas
ran Yartbsi bdfsn 81 rettsn. Ties ii aud Ipn,
rtrtar senuS. Tjs alien gBbigs piben nbet no &
su Su!, eoB man iie rem jensr Yarttsi Der tn,mrr
S60crdlirn unp ICrieS seiApItru tat--ja rptbs
mauliss nn0 lbwaBber3igc 66sraItlten unp 60
res--uno rsrefn iit b1trr igtnn iir ned ireenp
aIvrft fin FA bateR, lsEptidlle nit irrrr Yar'
ttst psrbjncsn. Die 5fnppdctbngS inp aud
aus isnsr Gurllr bfr ais Dis6e unp M6rper Der.
i6rtetn perbrn, uub Gctt peib ,raS font ned
Seae iasen bieIs lu einem loiafn Barsoin7 g8lt
rrit IL bCG Die sbnuadee bemrfratlld,e 9artAt
GrImfrn t-ic nsit gsiuufch. Rag lie Garrrsttsa
IL. 94dS Die naturaidirien 9trasr ,u o6iaeu
gulruf rab man bic SefD 0cfUs une 5tncpnc.
thing gartbei sulamInrnldutl8cn nil, idseu tpsr'
Sfn, BABE id nod nidt stDDrt.
Gin teutTher Wbts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Crauristo Grcisnie in Baltimore.

Baltimore, 81. Stpt. Cine Ihrsdi6s
QfFar tru9 iia sriern in Gpnpen SaBer 5ia gu.
3wct itaIieniiae Sr9rlcrcter parrrn seitern
Abenb in cincm aaf cem Gjruncliife pes Col. 8.
Surnsr bsiinplihm Gis6auir psrboracn sefunprn
5urnrr uup tin Na6tar rcfieIbcu, GGcnraS g8oo.
len, etauttsn, RAP bic Stairncr prS Grlern
6au5 ju teraubrn beatiidti8ten unp bebanoeItrn
lie panah, wcrauf elmer Der Statiener eincn DC16
irg unp ramt Qurncr cine bGdil qcfItrI6e
gBunbe beibraate. gBpUaen erbictt slei6fdas
cine gefdbrIt6e g8unbe unb Elm anoersr 8rsunp
burners waro in Den 2rm gcitp6en.
Die 2lHdire bradtc cine un9cbeure aufrc9ms
unter Rem gMdbdrn berpCr. Die Stalcner purs
Scn mad Der Sail getradt. Gs i6rnt, Dap pies
irItrn in prm GtSDauis nur Gin Sbra4 seiu&t
9ltten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

Der Ddmpfcr Niagara perbrannt.
.Gtnfunbert YerIpnen um set o NJ
men,
MtGd,dutrt, 25. Sept. Der DGntpfrr
Itnsara branntr pcriasn gttenO, Nlrlen ron
pcrt g8aIbinstpn auf benz NidisanIee tis gum
BaIeriptesct nitper. Der Oimpftr Srpptler
rsttstr cine gu,abl YaIilsere, Der DSmpfer Sui.
ncis bic Wanni6aft. ounbert 9aFasicre irlen
umacfcmmrn Iein Nsbrsre rwosn epu Sescl'
Iaifsn serrttrt. Die san8c eaeuns 1T YerIursn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

g @GWrrtr OtebfdGt. Sr. Daniel
G. Ssnns. scn Straustaun Ssrfe Gourty, rrur.
DC am 5reitas, ben t2tu initrbenpcn MUnats,
UNI cine Srmme pUn imgcfGbr 1000 G6dlcr be.
utt, teitcbenb In 0elp, Sil6tr uno 9antnrtcn,
melds in sinen Bureau osridtofen pareu. Der
Jtaub wurse, 70 vteI man ausiinotg MAIDEN fam,
nnaefdbr um I llbt Nadts peri6t; Der Dteb
gerpann 3utrttt in pas Saus bur@ bic &eQertbii.
re- !5r. Senne tistst cine Selotnung ppn 100
Sbalcr fur bic Grerrifuno ers DtebrS unp Bir.
ersrlangun8 pes @ttbts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

Vrw gcrf, "a. Sept. Die evening pcn
gift cine interrFans 3uIamminiieluns bes tpaGr'
ihenli6en Rcluttdtrs Der 9rdfoentetpatl i'm
Stautr Iew gorf. Die Maiorltdtsn fir 5rer
mont IinS patti aerinser ansridta9en. ais Der
Sad 1in rpirc, ,pSbuno In msbren 8dlen sinr
sr6Bere @aiortSt fir Su6anan unp 6tamore
angGsdnet tt als ielbit Die Dmctraten srpar.
ten. Gds NsIultat Der 3uldmmsnae(uns err
ei6t: fir Fremont 2l7 800, fir Su6anan 40, !.
900, fir 5iamort 10000 Stimmen. 5remUuts
Maioritat az, 100.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
,RoFefoRo 5elapen Rrweiterun8s,
Oabl .Tifet.

ttnlrre @esner batrn am leBten Sdmlas fol
sentn 8a4l;cttrI In Grnennurs ssbraft:
Y-Scrman 8upp, Gncs Sclan.
@ebdlfsria ter-9Siacusbt 5cscl
Softua Stdblsr.
g 6erif-6errs Sntitt.
6 mmt r-@icecn Narfs.
r-Srbn Waprem.
Qanbmee r-Solcmpn 6csel.
Netprbe r-5ilgbman @rpB.
Gprpntr-SpIspb s. gleipbarS.
Nnwa p-gpm. Q. Mar.
r-Oanir $. Greub.
Srultes-Gptraim gcbs, g4m. Wiillsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Rlne @eIcsenb.it f.It NlI.l,anicra.


IubenGbttcrc geusgcrf Ser.
alb; : 3mci Tlres rerrern In REM ieeiasr
SeablfantpIc bf!Ts stpGhnt, wslGr tA gu telsiti
8rn wdnldc. s.Armur.-
I. SD tin ttrrit $1,000 en- iranb Scenario ~
9ctcn, rrr temsjfrn fam pab SetH 6, 5rfmout
rim Gatbclit ID erer iemlis riRer mar.
2. 9t pslte $4,000 Rap Sebn 6. 5terirni
t,irmds rin StlaYenAaitrr mar, unp frinrr 1T.
Das gslp lit repouirt tc Duncan, Sherman
tnr Co., mp tann duiaencn,mtn wrrSm lctalC
jens SrbaaFtuhscn Ter Suaanan pattbsi bepie,
fen ine:
SO. 9. q Guatt.
ytsp.sJc NuSuil IA. 1886. Is ia. ..l.
gittIl benz S6igrn tatcn mir fc(0tnSs Sfpsiet
bae 5rsmcnt tsin SatbcIit IL. = Der Gbrr.
6renIti son g8altnstcn, bat itsr Irtnfm eiIcnen
9iamsn te,rust. baB 5remcnt titt Nttallst icincr
tiasnrr gsmrtncc ii. Crduttd rim gii6cfld,er
9rotrlanD unb pne or prri icncr Sinner in Der
Srrttifantiihm 9rGr ectaaft tatt. 5rtnont
bat in elmer Yrisat llnuuthunS crtlGrt eae sr in
fsinrm gsten nur rrrinill in 5fatbrlii1n Jfrdcn
sepeltn fci unO nur aus Nsugsrpe tinenJsng
DAT otsr Su6anan Ser Ganoitat pcr 0S.
mild 6atbrlIArn 1T, tsrei6en Tcl8rnoe SbatIa.
den: &le 3atbcltifr 3eitungen in rtrl Ssr.
Staatsn Itten Icirs GrtvGblns 3u triErpsrn. =
ale 9rteRcr Ilno 81 Irinen G5arirn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
6=almerifaniic6e
NUSdrSciudife.

gcn emanuel Sitalis S8trb.
Gus bsm Wew OOrt 2ritunc.)
gBaat auf! wudt uuf! ibr ceufbsn Npans
nsrn!
g8atbt auf uno raltct eub nit Daabt:
Slcd sinmal sssen bic 5prunnen
Stuff uus bic Sreibsit in bic Sblaht.
Die tbcurs Srsibeit lis9t oarnicoer,
Grccldbt ron ftssr Sbsrsenbrut;
@cn 8anIaS' 8cosn fbrsit ibr Slut
I'm &adbe Ihrct ss, osutibe Brubsr.
60 IhpSrt osr Sprannsi
auf's nsus blut'ssn Srie9
Gutipei suspct
Das Sod Der Sttapsrd
5rsmcnt Srribsit uno SisS!
Srcibtit bid baten mir erfcrsn, al
Sreibeit! oib taGt Der Deutfhs uibt,
Srsibcit! ben GiO, Den mir Dir 9cfbmcren,
CT III tsin Dsutfdcr, Der i'm briht
gBir blsibsn trtu Dem oltcn 9laus,
gBir ba0sn ltsts Die Sdaotrci,
.Srtbsit" blsitt unfsr SetO9cf8rsb
Srrmcnt tr6St uuI'rs frcts SABINE.
Der attcn Smonnci
2luf's ntus tlut'str Sris9!
GutJDd cnt5wei
Das Sctb Der Stlaprei
Srsmrnt, 6rsibsit uno Stes!
gBir tsnncn ridb, bu fuLIhe @Ctts, ..-.
limb rsiuss 9Iamcrs Srenis: . .- -sF
gEis lbmahliG brobtclt eu gum Src!ts 7a
Das bcbre @.rt ,,Osmctratis J" -ssa-Ei
Du pad Der After:Ocmrfratcn, a
Du ftile 6uuttr 6sntsrGrutl .'.'
I'm beintu 6Snosu ttsbet @tut, @ 81
limo sanfas 1T ourtb DID psrr0tbsn.
Drum lei Der eu9portc
@sf,bporen Cw'9sr &rie9!
@ntswci rntSpei .
Die brnfsr bunttrsi ~. .s. 81.
... Srsmtnt, 5rsibsit une Sis9!
gBr fno bic ctbtcn Dsmctratcn: grad ag.1a
gBir 9Gnneu 2tGcu 9lsitbs5 &ebb ,'. BIZ. sI'
SinO frsis Sarsrr frsisr Staotsu, md .7+.
limb pclIsu pecsr berrn, uch Gustbt. 81
Drum fno mir audi ,Srcmcntioner - -.
Srsmcnt--osr 9lamc fben bsist .,irsL"
Srcmrnt III 5rinS osr etlaOsrsi,
Sbm fct9en bic Ntputlifaner ~..- a'.
SsI9t tbm init stblahtgsfbrsi - 70 ..'-
giob in ben biI'ssu Sric9 -...
GntSps ep5tuei
Das Sod her Sflqpsrsi l...
Srsncnt, SrsIbsit unb Gig!
6urrab! .6urrab ibr neutAsu 8rdesr, 3lr51
8alo britbt iic lcs, bic Srsibcitsfblnbt lJam
3iebt cure ottsn ShtS9er pisoer, sl. 1t .1.
limo ibmticrt nrein nit 9RSnusrrobt la
1anfas cutfImnms cure SfahsL as a g.
SrSrcnt OtssiFrssurtf sRat6I9 mo Hoa
Sampft bts Sanftsetth ISrtpftn gfut!- 'g'i
llnr Siss miro ronn pst btiIgea SaTbc y ''''
So, bcit'9e 8dhc ri 'Dn''n T,I+'n..,g !, V
Inns Srctn gum tlut1sn Stissg 5I
Gnt;pci! srtjrpti p. " '..l sI.' e, Z.
Das Scb Der sfaperst . l'.'st .D'
Sremtut Stsibsit uno Sie9!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

D@S mbuGtsmus.--3u gtbans
taup in Der scri9enDienRasua6t Elm rtrpa Sabre
altsS Mdphtn In fcntnumbulem 3uitunbe ron
lsinrm Bette auf sen9 an pas 5enaer unb fel
jG6linsS aus ben1eltsn bindus. Der Sal unb
Die ledte Srladpt8uns, rpeIGs Go bstam, rsdten
Cd auf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Deuffi,e merit auf !

d BiteliF, Gin fitcliAr Damotrat unb siIriser
llntrriiiibcr Scn Buchanan, iasts fiirSltd, Nld
@dffus @las cine bifentIide 9tepe fir bic repub.
lttamfhe 9artri eebalten bate:
ngGnn Der Siiprn burth bic Sepubltansr se'
uEttist trrrbrn iclts, bic Neser fret gu setsn, 70
wplen mir bic orrp.....ttit DrutIten unb Srlin'
trr 3u unIern Sflasen mahen."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

IcntrpIe, 3D., %. @spt.ta BrnisNrns
$4,000 5rcmcntleute SerIanmeItcn I'D bier ant
Samitas. Gs mar riss Die arG6te luneUlthuiia'
hide 9srlammluna Die iientais I'M nSrsIi6en
9ennIppunten 9ebalten wurpe. gtne arc6e gn'
,nbt teteutsncer 8srner nprsllirteu bifiel6s. Dts
Qbsupf f0np Gin arobcr 6lfelSus fatt wcraui
aternlaIs cine GerlammIuna Aehalten puroe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Qe6 a 81 dtrtDt.

y-Das S6ulbaus nate Spifmans In Glib
Bbetball Saanldip, Ioa auf SUnnta8s ben
5tfi Setotsr unp ntdt auf Samltassr rpte es irs
rt9er 9GsiIs auf Der erFrn Srite pieier 9eitune
'an9Seist Ite6t, eir9eireibt retprn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

@-1ie 5illmors' unp 5rcmOnt tGeutr bct
Staates 9nruna batcn-ftb uuf Gin llnipn Gtecto
raj 9idct sereinist. 9n Nep ScrfcY fnp 9tn'
Raltrn i'm Gang brsstsidrn5u tbn. .. n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

g8tftarN, rcmcfratiihr gcuocrneurt. Can
birat in Snpinna, idgts, pie cer determination
,.NrputIicm" brbduptct ouf Dem remUtratiIAr
BARBECUE in Martinpiar
,.Dis Gcrtrrnuuna BON 2awrencf mar rcft I'm
2lnariitte rts 6nmcls, uuo ct wiirrc ejn Sre
Gen fir Oas Qanc a'rti:a iiu, penn bic 5rsi'
ndatIrutt tanit pertrdnnt unp tArs Ai&e un'
tcraerfliiat wGre.n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

GrRtteOnItn. Plus YcrtaBe ,pirr tsm
,,Rcw 2Jrrt tribune" ecFdristsn Der Stoat
g8itcpniin wirr cine Wc6rbeit ron 7-S000
S5timmen fir 5rrmunt aetsn, sisasi6t Icgnr
10000, renn bic SADIE fc gut fprt9rbt, ME
fetber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

BsE- Die Srclper Qmrrfancr Ucn Soma hd'
Zen fth fir Fremont unc Taptcn erftSrt, 9irs
fihtrt ben Gauhipaten her repubiitaniIdrn Yartei
rint bspeutenps WtbrGeit am t. Ropembrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
acin iI,r IiTclro z

gpenn nift. bann laFt gu6 1calei6 ofItIirrn
rrsr STR tSnnt bel Der Sctoter g8abl riat fim
nten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Celrgrapbifars.
.Seuer in 3oGen

gpRpn, %. Sryt. Die CAT. Bottom
Dampf' 5ptef Md6Ge wurte brute Nd4mittas
pom 5cuer ;srf5rt. Der SsrIuf, $4,000 n
9r6Btentbsils pur6 SertuN ssreft. nv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10
LATEST NEWS
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

WAsHiNaToN. Jan 6.-A meeting If the bond
holders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal rep.
resenting stock tn the amount Of OOUO, 900 was
held here to day.
Resolutions were adopted appointing CON.
nittee To represent the interest If the COMPANY
before the Maryland Legi .lature in order to pro-
cure the management of the canal, Invested of
State control.or for the sale of said work ON terms
securing to the bond holders the payment of their
clalms-a coupon of per cent being assessed
on every bond and tax Imposed to dtfray the
expenses of the sale. Ii is stated that the dis
bursements of the company have absorbed its in
come of S600,OO0 aud the interest is still unpaid
ON the Virginia guaranteed bonds. Tho entire
debt Of the company is $2,600.0O0. The bond
holders declared the canal nearly bankrupt, and
only needing an Official declaration to make il So
The canal cost $l4.OoO, 0O0 or al5OOO.O0O
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10
The Storm State of The Roads. &c

SALEM, N. j., Jan. 7.-The snow here il a
foot deep. The weather is very cold. This
morning the mercury was degrees below zero.
CINCINNATI, Jan. III has been showing
heavily all day here. The roads are unobstruct-
ed so far.
CHICAGO. Jan. Ut is very cold here. The
roads are uaobstructed by the snow SO far.
. CAIRO, ILL.,, jan. THE first New Orleans
mail under the new contract arrived here to day
1t was six days on the route. The new depot of
the Mound City Branch of the Illinois Central
Railroad was blown down this morning
BUFFALO, Jan. Ut Is showing here to day.
The trains eastward are delayed in consequence
HARRISBURG. Jan. I've have no train from
Philadelphia to-day. Deven Senators are alb
sent. detained by the snow, and bare quorum,
only are present to transact business.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10
Parker IL. Erench. ES1.

Parker H. French, the Nicaragua hero, has
been lobbying at Washington where he was in
iroduced to large number of members of Con
greSs. He is represented small, thin man,
evidently in il-health. and like Walker. about
twenty nine years ofage. His demeanor is mod
est and conciliatory but there is certain air,
inseparable it is presumed from the hazardous
life he has led. which would mark him as zone of
the boys" While the former government was
IN power in Nicaragua, he acted there the IA
gent and forerunner of Walker displaying not
a little tact and bravery in carrying out his Sc
cr,t designs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10
Death of d. Charles Robinson.

Dir, Chas. Robinson, the Superintendent of
the Howard Hospital in Norfolk during the ep
id"mic, died in Charleston, S. Carolina, last
week. while on his way from Augusta, Ga, to
Noriolk. where he intended to reside. Dr. r.
an EDglishman, and came to tins country from
the West Indies, intending to go to the Crimea.
while in Richmond he heard of the epidemic in
Norfolk and went there to aid the suffering in
habitants. After the close of the epidemic there
he went TO Augusta. Ca. and took charge of
hospital. but was returning TO Norfolk when he
died suddenly IN Charleston, S. c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10
Election of Gopergor in Maine.

A despatch from Augusta, Me dated January
4, says:
The Legislature to-day elected Judge Wells.
an old line democrat, Governor of the State.
He received SS votes in the House and 81 in the
Senate.
The Governor elect was Immediately inaugu
rated, after which he sent in message, in which
he acquie sees in the Nehras ska BILL takes strong
ground against the prohihitory law.recommends
a license system; condemns the aleu- and natn-
ralizaton laws. and the personal liberty BILL
The balance refers To local matters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10
Convention of Soldiers of 1912.

WASHINGTON, Jan San adjournment meet
ing of the soldiers of 1912 took place Tonight
An address was delivered by G. w p. Gusts.
Resolutions we're passed declaring that the
Convention considered the Government under the
most solemn obligation to carry ont the promises
IF the Continental Congress. regarding the pro
visions for the officers an soldiers of the revo
lution and peiitioning Congress to supply the
omi-sio off rmer sessions, for supporting the
declining years of the soldiers and saiors-of the
revolutions as me in the case of the Revolution
q Patriots.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

A letter in the New Orleans Delta says: We
have had cowhdng affair at the Louisiana Col
lege. One of the teachers. who had made some
report of student called out of his bed ut
night on some pretense or other. and received n
severe castigation outside of the building The
party who mn>tered it were two ofthe students
Of last year, who have become teachers this year
and no doubt considered themselves at full iber
ty to use the rod at their discretion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

Al OF o
:, nat was held on Tuesday Mr. Chas X Slaughter
-, pr, dent and the following Directors were cho.
We :, n SLAUGHTER taeorse NJ Rueker Samuel MeCorkle
80 :, s.hoos.J Jesse Har. T. Preston Wrn T. Smith, JOS
,,yu.o, las V Knight
Il.
EsrERpAf "%a't7s't as evidence :" WINK" s'e '"e
range Of Thermometer p"o'shcu 'is me'nins
~, If o,r citizen, were engaged vcster,iav in mt,
H. ~. II .eem. 70 he ,bon, four inches think
uns up
tbs PAsonAMA-Ths isfhe last night OF TINS very pleas
ant Instructive exhibition Persons who have not seen
!, should not fail to make use OF this opportunity
uovraoxERY SPRISase PosT oFrIcE-Thc Post Office
At Montgomery Wm'e sulphur springs mas NOT oeeh dts
eontnued-bn, is to be known by the name above given
,y. ~ n,x,. ,,,, s,,., r.
HOOPS NV N''' ''"' '' "'''' ''' '''
lowing -, ,, ID, $500, - i. -,
"a y,s and after brcn inefcc,naI ,,,anns 30 az
G an entrance into of the pews abandoned the effort
,ai left the house in disgust
,,,. , .o,,r,o. - a.. x,,,,. ,,
pan and OF the most prominent and esmsbe citizens
n that town. died last week
- Ism I,vrp N rRougIE-A curou, c,se has bc.p
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Treafy Nth Nicordgud.

It is reported, sayr the National Intelligencer.
that there is now before the Senate for its advice
and consent. Il treaty with Nicaragua. recently
negotiated by the Unised States Charge Affairs
to that Republic, which stipulates for the recog
milton of Nicaragua to the extent of all her claim
I'd territory, including Mosquito and regardless
ofthe British proteciorate. 1t also stipulates for
the protection and fostering of the capital and en-
trrprisrs of American citizens in Nicaragua,
Covering of course. any railroad or canal which
NAV be projected.
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Depnrture o "Fiiiibusters."

The steamship Proretheus. which sailed from
NewIOrleans on the Goth ult. for Puntna Arenas.
Nicaragua, took out sc men, under command IT
Col. Fisher, all hound to the new republic ct
Gen Walker. She also had d. passengers for
Col Kinney's camp, all said TO be carpenters,
hlacksmiil,s, printers printers, &c. The next
steamer is expected to take down several hun
dred meu.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed u prr..ly for the "virginta.."
l,11N,lSi,1 s-1-,,..i 81
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON Jan'y 9th.
In the House Mr.. Smith, Of Tennessee. de-
Tended the Democratic party and the Admins
'ra'ion from the charge Of being responsible for
the organization oi the House.
MIR. Whitney defended the eighth section Of
the Philadelphia platform declaring that the
American party were not hostile to individuals Of
the Catholic Church, but opposed to the Romish
system and principles.
MIR. Knight offered a resolution that the cleo
ton of Speaker he made by plurality vote.
Mr.. Galloway read n dispatch from twenty
nine members ofthe Ohio Senate, approving the
course of the Ohio delegation in supporting
Banks.
Four ballots were taken. On the last the vote
stood Banks, %. Richardson 65. Fuller %. PEN
nington, 6, Scattering 5.
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Stare Drirer Frozen to Death.

John McShinu. stage driver in the employ of
b. f. Holden, on tn, line from the Terrrhonne
Station of the Opelousas QLa.) Railroad to Hon-
ma, was frozen to death on the night OF Tuesday
last. He was discovered the next morning ~
ing on his face in the mud, by the side of the
stage. with one hand under the wheel, about two
miles from Houma One of the mules of his train
wa, also found dead in his harness.
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Ejsub0ut DrOirned.

The steamer Thomas Swan arrived at Charles
ton s. C.. on Sunday morning. having cleared at
Baltimore on the 3lst with four Elephants for
Mnybin's Circus. Rough weather was experl
encrd on the voyage and one ofthe animals leap
ed inf, fine sea He was valued ut 81. uDO.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Washim gtOm VIZ

Wushim gsOn vuOWse. .--D. SWrOd a. Co.. pr0U'rs
J,v as Smyth. Wythe; J r Anderson Bote.our r II
Cunningham. Richmond G Williams, T Bredtes B,lti
,n,r Davis Petersburg: Jos Cock city; Davis s
DG C,au. g. r r. ID Robertson, Amhcrst;J Echols,
M,aroe HAYDEN B'tetonrt; W caoway. Mitchell,
BEDFORD; r Mcdonald w Il Ferguson Palmyra; Maj W A
Preston Abingdon p Beale w Boale Boetourt Rad
for Montgomery; r Hammer, Campbell: Boyer and LADY,
Va J McChain, Abngdon Miss L Gibson. Remnrv: q w
Dickens Tazewe Carr Giles c Mcdonald Richmond;
Pollard franklin J Pettigrcw, & 7 X; c = Hunter,
Campbell T p Mitchell Bedford; Bonsack, Boctourt
Simpkins Baawack; r II Buekner & TRR; Christian,
city, williams Adams & Co.'S Express; Cpnley city,
Tynes Y & T II II.
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OHM Legis(dture.

COLUMBUS. Jan. 7th.-The Legislature OF this
State organized to day W 5 Bascum was elected
clerk of the Senate and w ii Van Norhes Spea
ker of the House. The message OF the Governor
was read this afternoon.
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COLD WEATHER.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 9.-Last night was the
coolest we have had this winter. -Four locomo-
tives were frozen up between Trenton and Phil
adelphia. The passengers were conveyed to the
city in seighs. The Delaware lisa frozen tight
opposite the city. The Ohio is frozen at Mariet
In.
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Anniversary Celebration Of the 8h Of January,
. WAsAISGToN, Jan. 3. The Democrats here.
in meeting to day, celebrated the anniversary "i
the haiti of New Orleans. Hon. Amos Kendall
presided
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES
preceding and the succeeding numbers TO those
winning Prizes entitled TO Approx Pri
Il above.
The payment Of all Prizes guaranteed by tho State OF
aryaud.
All the Lotteries authorized by the State of Ma
ryIand the Autographed signature of IF. X, Brennan,
General gent for the Contractor"
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
There 1000 Tickets numbered from TO 10000 There
The numbers from 10000 corresponding
with the tickets printed separate slips of
are rolled encced with small tin tubes and placed In
wheel The of tho different 200 full prizes al
rolled the and placed In another wheel
The 300 Approx mation Prizes decided as above.
After revolving the wheels number drawn ont Of the
wheel of numbers and at the time drawn from tho
Prize wheel by boys who bpdfojed These opened
exhibited the audeneehe prize bdng credited the
number by the Commissioner This operation IL
peatcd till all the Prizes drawn out.
Persons wishing particular numbers must send their orders
early with instructions what TO do In they sold
The drawing will be promptly sent to all purchasers.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Wholes $40 Halves s. Quarters $50 Fights 125
Address orders for Tickets to +. X. Brennan
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