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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13
COAL COOKING STOVE.

COA l. COOAINU SION r..
w have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
w STOVES Of differ, Sizes that hi -hly
mended TO Us tn we have hesitation in warranng them
The Prize Coal Cooking Stove,
The Keystone state,
The Lily of the West,
The Beauty Of the West
The advancing prices Of wood makes important TO
mca House keepers provide good Stove that will cook
well with coal These have far given entire satisfaction
recommended the attention Of those about sup
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have Also the following patterns Of argh Stoves
wood universally popular in the Eastern for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted bake and
draw we'll
The Mayfower, two Sizes
The Hacyon two sizes;
The Comet four Sizes
We have also in for sale usual low and
mOdang terms the following popular stoves from the best
ouDdries 81 the West:
The Kentuckian Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do.
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron Tree Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all OF which viii sell low
terms they can be procured in the city.
THE WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVE.
The Tennessean four Sizes manufacture and
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves and
June.T MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
MOPS ANO SCRUBBING RRTSnES.
UsT Received, Long Hand Scrubbing Bru.hes, Han
ID Brooms, busting Brpshes hops, Tea Cop Mops real
Clothes Baskets, Clothes Hampe >.
msy95 MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
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FROM CHARLEST0N AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
TO TEKE EFFECT
On and after the First of June.

On and after the First of June.
FIRST CLASS
Piano FOrtes Books snd Stationery Boots, Shoes and
Hats; Lqnors, lis, &C, 10 bottles Camphine and
Spirits Turpentine in bbls; CarretinS, China Glass
and Glssware, Cigars 10 cases, Clocks COnfsetona-
reS, Cote Cards Cutlery in cases, ca Ks and boxes;
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruits Fruit
Trees and Shruobery, Furs Garden Seeds, oOking
Oysters in cans and iars SaddIery Tin and britannia
Ware, Teas and spe-' pr 100 lbs, from LIST Deem
and nom ist June to is Decsa ber LsS
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware exceni such ssi specified in First and Third
class; Coffee Mills Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
Dbl and pipes; Tobacco In boxes leather in rolls
and boxes; OILS. In bbls. and casks; Croekery aud
oueensvare in crates aud casks Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper, per 100
THIRD CLASS.
Axes shoveis, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs:
TuPlate, Amvils. Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton Corfage, Co6ee, heavy Ca tings,
Mll Gearing, Railroad Whee.s and Axles Chairs and
Spikes, and ROsin in bbs per 100 Ibs 50
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated; also, Ca boys Of Acids, or other
Chemicals, will be charged by Gctua weight, but at
double First Glass Rates, or per loo lbs $50
The rates the from CHARLESTON and Savannah to
Stevenso and all stations this side Nashville
Overchges where they evidently exist win be corrected
upon proper certificate the gent Delivering
The Roads will not cay for hidden damages or injury 70
Of damage exists
No claim for damages will re considered unless aeconpa
MED with receipt showing the goods TO have been good
order when delivered to the Roaos at Charleston and sa
vannah.
In CT short goods the Roads require 80 days
animation Of the lnen found BY the expiration Of that
time the Road del verng will be authorised to pay-but
claim shan be considered goods sought for receipts
exhibited eVi ence Of Shipment.
No goods will be delivered until all charges paid and
receipt gwen BY the co1signses or their agents.
The Agents OF the n g. r. r. under heavy bonds to
the company and all freight bills due 10 the gents nd
vduay; therefore freight bills paid in n and re-
carnations for charges, damages &c. be paid By
Treasurer Of ARens nd
thority Of the Superintendent.
mayl5 Fl. l. ANDERSON, sup't.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

Fresh Arrivals.
M have just received and have in the foloWin
w articles, which we will sell cheap for cash.
loo b Is Mas mock Potatoes;
200 packages Star Candles;
100 Dbs Recied Whisky;
IS do Old Bourbon do;
IS do do Rye do;
IS do American Brandy;
81 dozen BroOms;
125 boxes W h L Cheese;
Is bbls Pure Cider Vinegar;
300 tags Shot,
0kegs Bar Lead;
mArrh14 HART. MACRFA A 90
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

TEN TEACHERS Of arst ability smpIayedi in The
school; anordng facilities for thorough kNaLfsH cd1-
cation with Latin Greek, the modern polite angRsRes
sic ion guitar piano harp and drawing embrodsy,
ard seven kinds 81 painting.
Refinement Of manners and the eqaesss society neul-
saed PArisiAa lady resides in the family Prizes are
awarded IN each department.
Aids 10 physical education be found In csIist enIcs
Daneing. Gymnasium. Bowling Alley, (stFcty pyvste)
swimming IN Mystic River (aA bareback riding &c. We'll
trained saddle horses belong 20 the Seminary.
for particulars, address the Primo pal
Mas. THOMAS p SMITH.
RUuazxcr-Hon. Robert c. winthrop, Boston Hen. 10
ward Everett do REV Caales Brooks West Ne ford Rev.
John fsrrent Co.: Gardner, NJ. Principal Boston Latin
school, Hoo Abbott L4wrsnee. Boston; Rev HubhaFd VIA
Sos, New fork; ksy Wa Hague D. D. AIhaay Rev. Rel
I'm X N-Als, d. D BOstsn Hon. sam Houston, fsxaz
maylt-
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Who wants to Bet Z

ME- hundred bags 81 Flour,
" Fifty bushels Meal
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been deposited a. my % bet the ioEoving
terms: Is Hams and enough Meal Flour 9th IL
that the successful candidate viii be the next President be
lives and doe resign. 81 Hams against huIdFed dol
lars hog that the Nnddate who gets beat VII not receive
many electoral votes q the who \ successful
The balance % bet opportunity oers tire chances IN AZ
eases TO equal he two mentioned above. these beta
nos taken soOn the whoe vii b ad on acccnnt Of hs
dePositoT. Cheap for cash. D. @. RUMsEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

''0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot Of Market Baskets Of all Sizes made from
n this same Wiliow, $50 said, /" for sale by
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To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains At 10 n, and n.
TIR>T TRAIN Cleveland Pittshurg nville and
Wheeling, Lighting Express leaves Cincinnati At o'clock
for all the Eastern cities; also Detroit via Cleveland,
SprioFhed, Wilmington, Crcevle Lancaster aud Znes
vile, Chcohe ard Athens his train stops Gin
cinnati and Columbus Loyeand Morrow, Xena and Lon
don only.
sIC0ND TRATN-Cievelsnd, Pittsburg and Wheeling Ex
press MAIL leaves Cincinnati at 10 O'Clock NJ via Cleve
land PtisbUrg and Wheeling for all the Eastern c, This
train stops at al the points between Cincinnati and Coum
bus.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Leaves Cin~iunati at
$50 O'clock n. for Springfield Wilmington, CrcIeve
and Lancaster, Chlco,he and Hlsborough This train
stops at all nts bet Cincinnati and Springfield
FOURTH TRAIN-Cievesnd and Pitsbu' N ght Express
hurV for all the stern cities This train stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday at 2sO O'Clock, P NJ for Columbus.
Trains run by Columbus TmeT Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information, please apply at the Offices No Burnet
House. second door West OF Vine street, No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast Of Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House, at the
Eastern little MsmD Depot, East Front -treet
OTtcs hours from ~ A. n, until ~ p. 81.
P W. sTRADER, G, n1Ag't.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the principal Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions at either Of the above
offices will call for passengers E all parts Of the city, with
out fail. may2Tl II. h RUGGLES, Conductor.
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/ have something sweet TO &c
Tha Rattle van nav kaenG

A SEQUEL TO "YE FLY" being direct descendant Of
n the Nectar the heather gods used when they got
spree and kicked the Of the skes in IS
ID q. RUMsEY.
Nora BESE.-"Corn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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Corn Meal.

A good as snybOdys at D. G. RUMsEY's.
HurFa for BuckmOre T. FilIingham
PEAKING Of Ham, nave lot Of very choice ones, tor
- sale low At d. G. RUMSEYS.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION. or w
EThA INSURANCE COMPANY,
July 1s 1856, as required BY the Law Of the State
,-a Of Tennessee, Of March lst 1855.

The name Of the Corporation HHA IHsURAHcE COMPANY
heated at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Is Five Hundred thousand DoarB and Ia paid
up. 81 tf-i lff
The assets Of the Company are:
Cash IN hand and in Phenx bank....... Gas sos 2e
Cash in the hands Of Agents........... 1888 06
Cash on special deposit, drawing interest in
and Fsrmers' and Mechanlca' bank .. 10000 90
Interest accrued on special deposits. 449i 90
Real estate unencumbered. 80 40 IS
aanussiy u 900 %
eIucome bonds, per cent semi annually 400 90
10 Jersey City water bonds, ep G. 10,2 o OC
bMlsaukee City bonds 10 $50 90
10 Hartf.r City bonds, 1080lD
Money due the company secured by mortg. 6941i'
Bills Receivable, PAYABLE at bank 49,. 80 U98 81
road stock -. - ~ $1,000 Oc
los shTs Hartford and Providence railroad
stock pref and guar. at 10 per cent?. 1880 90
1OT shrs boston and Wore. railroad stock 9 3U9 GO
25J " Connecticut River railroad stock. u 500 00
80 " Connecticut River comp my stock. $50 OF
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STATEMENT OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford Conn, on the 26th day Of June 1885, 4
the Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee.

/. The name Of the Company is 1.-THE Phoenix
Insurance Company" and is located at
Hartford, Conn.
g. The amount OF its Capital Stock $2C0 90t
g. The amount Of its Capital Stock paid up Is 2nO OG(
l. The Assets Of the Company follows viz:
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To STOCK RAisERs the Farming Community reaeraL
y, vho VIA send 90 90 in postage stamps si tel
ane "a D. @. KuNsEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

TAKEN this Spring from the Apary Of Dr. T. B. hamln
Il also specimen Of TIE Hives used viii be exhibited
"ee at al reasonable hours to which price will be aided
should be the "nanimous" wish OF portion Of the
dienoe, for particulars call and SEE Il At
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad


Express Notice.
E5z1Sa EHHSz1 - 80 Nl
ENSEF 1907 ~ = 5S4=[R
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
TIVE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have made ar
engagements with the above Railroad fnr Daily Express
Line, and prepared and forward Freight
Package, &C. BY PASSENGER Trains to Huntsville Decatur
ruscumba, and intermediate stations the c. and n
c. Railroads. small Paeksg at reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily at O'Clock, An
Freghs to be forwarded bY Express viii be called
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

Pigmiss are Pigmiss stilI, though psTched On
Alps.
- SINGS POPE, bat thai "Bssnk verse" sung - The
closing hymn q Mayor aud AiderInen. MAKES ~oar
Pony the editorial irzernity vii please excused Big horse
and cart big cart and eur Tar eg Tar, Rorwistsnd
ing treated the comttee 20 segAr ekch e per
i@N casa We hope many friends VII assist IN
Acan. and send eg es q subscribers. To clubs Of
50 or less ui % the hsnsOEs thing The Horse and
Cart VIII run regular usual notwithstanding hrsomsyef.
d. G. RuMSkf.
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"A Market street.
WE have iast opened hns assortment 81 foiowis
w articles:
InoE BOcxD GRAu cnADL8;
Fuss FmanED GaAN CRanIE:
GkAUIxn GKuFIzs scSTnn bLAp8;
do do GAYS 90;
Q. =. GAkDsN RATS:
ckn sEEu GaApEs hS@;
eakrEs. HAa4;
Vows VIVA;
GA1FFH's Hoasa NAnM;
BaAag BIrFss
eREAn JAeEsoaB EAge;
spit Nv. horton Co. n mni.s
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13

have in store ; portion Of our
Of the following articles:
100 nests Market Baskets;
20 cases wooden bx Matches
100 doxen London Porter;
80 boxes Smoked Herring;
IS nests Painted Tubs;
loo dozen Z" Buckets;
500 kegs Hails-as'ted sizes;
100, 900 nne Cigars.
Zoe boxes Tobacco-various
brands;
IS cases fresh Cove Oysters;
30 boxes assorted Pickles;
20 T" " Pie Fruits;
5 ceroons best Indigo;
101 boxes Star Candies;
10 cases Brandy Cherries;
10 tierces Rice;
e, Soda, &C., &c.
HART, MACRAE 4 co.
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RAILROADS.
1855 sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Is

1855. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1856.
- -
COMMENCING MONDAY, mAY.fsth.
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRA0D.
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.
On and after this date, the
LITTLE MIAMI. VIA COLUMBUS.
Is TIE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to and from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only route running into shore
Depot At Cleveland and the only route With uniform guage
from Cincinnati Cleveland Dunkirk and Buffalo.
BTANY OTHER ROUTE Cleveland passengers 20 via
sandusky and depend trains from Chicago and Toledo
East break guage at sandusky and ferry from Old Ohio
City to Cleveland.
THE LITTLE MIAMI. VIA COLUMBUS,
Is The only route with reliable connection to ard from GIN
CINNATI and PTTTSBURG.
BY Any OTHER ROUTE PttsburE Passengers de-
pend at Beefntaine Forrest trains from indianapolis
and Fort Wayne to go East.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS.
rs TIE ONLY ROUTE to and from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR sTEUBENvILLE.
THE LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIE ONLY ROUTE to and from Cincinnati, Column
bus Crene and Cleveland with lightning express without
This great comfort to Ladies and Families
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati to the
East uniform and safe speed is maintained Connections
BY Any OTHER ROUTE from Cincinnati a dangerous
speed required to overcome distance and delays necessary
in changing and baggage at eontane, Forr
Sandusky, and Ferrying at Ohio CITY.
Through Tickets
PITfsBURG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Der 7neianerPriea in Oreaen

gBa16tn9tcn, 10. Nat. Der 9rdiiSrnt
Irnoete beute cine gln;aM Ocfumcnte i'm S,natt
elm, trtrrffenp bic 6tnbicliafeitcn an Der 9lcift
Saile. @en. 28oUl 1dat in ejncm S6reitcn pom
20. WGrs, bnB Der &rte9 in Oregon balp bon
t6m tcenoiet Iein pdroe, menn nur @ou1. Stss
pens @ntI6lu6 Scrtincert rrrte, rem Striea un'
o6bGnoig Uun ben 8urOe1huppen aus3ufatrrn.
DaiIelte seIte Son @ouo. GurrY. DirIe @ru'
pcrnBrc I6einen 3u wrttcifrrn, ,,iper am ticfitcn
in ben StaatsI4ab areifen tBnne."
Sn ben bt6trn Oregon BdirunBen BON pu'
oet Scuno fam Elm ;rritsr 5lcrioasHrieg leift
90 bic 80 Mtacncn Gbalcr su ltcDn tcntmen.
Do1ctbe aette SCn rer @etir9Sre9irn unp brm
Sbat Scn 9u9et Scunb.
Gcuc. SteoenS I6rett bn9racn, baB General
gSopl SsrnohldiiiNt mb Nbgel6la9en tdte, Gtnt
SGlf5mu6t fir ttn Su 1rnNrn, ais er befanntlid
in brineenb1er @cfabr mar uno unmtteIt0rrm
5c6 .aus9eieet, mad llrtGeil aIIer cpmprtcntcn
Nlnner. llno Smur tpGGrenp er CGjen. s8cptJ
binrciGrnbs Wannihaft octatt. Gr Gate r5 as
arI6la9Cn, cine llctrreinfunft 2lnbWrr fir Sens
buna ecn Sulf0truppen gu iorfticntren, unp br.
ren NufIS1un9 trCrrert. Die SrrQCn S5reiwilIt'
9cn tGtten tbn rrtten miiiTen. gs liae ir9cnrmr
Elm GreutruA Spr unp bic 9anje gln9ele9cntrit
miiiIe Ipfcrt unterIuht rerren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Die crfe sriifr ilber een ff1ifGfdppi.

9lm %. gtpril 1856 fu6r Der nle GiisatatnSua
ii6rf ben MIFIIippi Bis 0iod 9slano. Die Scr'
tbele bieIeS gBrss bon Stein unp @Ien fir 5an'
pel unp Ssrfebr su erlnelien, lte9t auBfr Serr9'
nung. gBer Die Ssmmungen res StrtebrS betnsr
llftr i'm g8tntcr ttnnt, fam fA eincn fIrtnn Se'
sriif oaYpn maAtn. SnSbeCnpere aber peroen
Soma uno Sainojs bic Q8pbItbaten bteIrs g8erfs
gsnirBrn mb psr 3us bss 6anpels iptrp purda bic
les einSse Q3srt ntAt tpenJ auf bic nSrpItAen
9SeSe 9eleitet werpen.
Die Bride rpurbr untsr Qeitung BON Senrp
Iornam fir Die GpmpanY, bic ii9 gu btrem ipes
,ieaen 3ped sebitbrt bate, Sctaut. sic perbn'
bet Die Gbicagp unO 9tpd SSldnO Gi1enba9n, init
ben Wi1fiiipp unO characterization. Sau'
mtrrnrbmcr paren bic torrrn Stone unp Boomer
ron Gbcaso ma Sr. SpYnston BON Davenport.
Der Srtifen lino ;rrt, cine pcn Dem SQinctssllfer
naA Der SnlG unO bic !Saupttridc BON Der Snicl
mad benz llfrr Scn Soma. OeIe legte ii 1881
Tug lang mo Sat 5 GG1rn nebit einrr 3us6rude.
9eoer Sosrn Ipannt iih $50 6uB nett mp Die
9uotrtfe gum Seffnen in 286 SUP Tang. Die
pfeiler Iino 80 5uB Dph ibcr benz 5IuB0ette anp
iinp auf brr NprOIttc I4rftantio, 70 DAP baS
Sreibes BON ibnsn getbcttt pirp. Die tlCtnrrr
Bride Fat prei SSSen, jcoer SCn $50 Sup ale
9fejler ruben auf IoIiren 5slirn unb pns 8an3e
2Sfrf modt etnsn 9rpBartigsn @tnbrud.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
t7eb mcbr 6ctrGnftpernicbtunacn
Surb lOCibcr.

Sn Sutiana Iheinrn bic gDeter rein bes Gae
irt6 Su ein. g8tr boten tiir,liA Spn brci Ycrs
iaicocnrn $lSBcn trrittet, wp gBsibcr ale GjrO
cericn, in renen eri1ige @jerGnte Srrfauft wur.
ren, GctmIutttcn uno Nacs, mas ben SmtaBtcn
StpT enthelt, scrfdtu9cn. Srgt mirb aus grin,
cctrn, no itt neut3 einen Iol6rn Strcusiug nter.
ncmmrn batttn, Gin 9ta4lid 5a temieIten teri&'
ttt.
Die gEciGrr bort GattCn @ino tefcmmrn. boB
elmer pcr Grocer, Rem lie iGa9t aae 6Giicr, @ldis
irr uno JIaiAen ,erIhla8en battcn i6 ouf Der
gtImtatn cn SAP g8Giet9 unp Elm 5aB Bier
botte fummcn laIen. StugS Rdrnrtsn Fs mad
rem Gcpct Effnrrn bic Sbtiren, ROTTEN bic trircn
JIIr beraus un0 i4Iu9sR iGnen bic SBbrm elm.
(3uItbauCr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Die YBifaoslpbia Satbatb. .S6Cpl' 'stGcdnticn
birlt lestsn Oenaag atenps In rer Gcnrert.Salis
ibre 5abrssfeir. Gaut peS 9eri6tes Der @eIea'
16aft finO in Der Stapt jrbt 225 Scnntassi4ulen
nit Al 900 SAdlern unp 4t00 Getrern. SIN
9aufe bes Sa9us purbrn 81 nsue S6ulen nit
2l0 9e9rrrn sesriinret. Die 9eituhs uno auff6t
in bisien SAulen murpe tet bielrr @ele9enbsit auf
bic lrbenb1e g8eiIe berScrsebDbsn. auG purpe
ener Sasntns bon $4,000 rrrd9nt, rpel6e Der
@riell6ait Ypu Der Sunpap- -S6polsllnipn 9e'
maGt wurne. SIM 2aufe bes Qbsnbs rpurben pon
ben Gbrw. 5t. ss9bur9, Gupparp, Street unp
G6ambrrs Hepen gsbaltrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
~ nrffbe ri6fc.
preiie in 2lllentaun am Dien(taa.
NbilaSelpbia Niarftteritt.

Webl IQ bct fsltsn greilrr - mdbise gla&.
fra9e fir 9IusiuGr. 1900 Barrels gutter unn
Stanoarp Srano psrtauft an Sc. Seize glaG-
irase mad 0lebl fir Slentanpsl unb Sider ss~
wSbnli6e mp quite Sranpr an s6-6.25; fur
grtrabronb Sc. 50-7 so unb fir Saneptranre
81. 7.50-9.50 per Barrel. 150 Barrel gfps-
senmsbt Sertauft gu s3624. BelI6trrnmebl
1T pEne Oei4aft Su 50 so per Barrel.
@stre b e.--gEei,en ipsnis ssfrast fleine
partbien gutter rptter BeiSsn Sertuuft ,u Of 40
IDS; wetBer geei;en per Su6rl sl.55.-
Scs9en nperdnpert, 2000 8uIdel pertauft ju
u Gents. sBellatprn 53-54 Gsnts, pdets
DO. Su 81 Gents.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Eio9cpay eauerci une Keblen,Goms
p6anfe.

Die antGciIe tieftr Saurrct, ron pcldcr G6
cine 9ln3eee in bieIer 3eituns tefinbct, lnb err
E56t mprCen, un6 rs pirb fir ptelelte mad Dem
1Isn Stunt onRatt S200-S300 geiorpert merren.
Die llrIa6e bicSrn ii bic, baB bas CUTE Gtt 60.
Qanb innerbalb Dem Icbtcn Sabr 1ebr i'm 9rctbe
ssIie9cn 1T. Sbtae Saucrci teareift einen Strtd,
brs telen SOblen' 70 pe aud pes Saularpes in
f&-unS ras Gsentbum in Der llm9e9eno wirp
btrl bSber orrtauit. DoNette pirp beinate in
jepem Sale bon ScbIcnsG Gcmpagnen an9cfouft.
Sn einer turSen Sdt rprrpsn GapitalTen baIelbr
gan; aus bem Martt taufrn. Sis gum 1. Stunt
serfauft bic Rib9rwaY Gompa9ute an t9ren aItrn
Yre6en. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
NIiclliaan.

Sn Detroit, MiGiaon, murtr am Srrtebtcn
Srcto9 cine 8rcEe gufrsuns bur6 bic Gerbof.
tuns ron Uer MGmcr terYpr9erufsn, tie onass
fla9t paren, poe @srGntepertct iitrrtrctcn su ta'
ben. slls iie pann AM nG4fen Ga9c, ben t0tm
Wai, iGr GertEr' trtarpen, murre prr 2tnfldDer
BON sinsm @cltsGaufrn aus Dem Gcmtbaus &C.
trietrn. gr fIitdtete ii6 in Gin benadtNtcs Sau5
In prldm or mCtrWe Stunbtn lana Srm SoIt
trlasert wuros. lis cine bwausBerufene Militdr.
Gompane tbn brfreite mD in pas GputDau8 81
fiidbfaletrte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
giebe, perfibruna, periubter SeIbit'
moro unc Sotl,3cit.

Gin iunocr W1nn In Der 6. g8lrb Yblobrt=
p0ia bate bic SctlnntIaoft Der 16jibrt3en 2C6
ter elmer g8ithpe grmn6t, Elm HebesYertdltnib NIT
ibr onsctnapft, unb fe i6IcBIib, nadpcm rr ttr
he tciItgitsn Gbeperiprc&en srmadt bate ptrs
fubrt.-Dtc Nuttrr, Der bic troItlrle unp ntepcrs
0eoriidte Stimrun9 ibrer Go6ter aufScflIIcn mar,
udts lar9c Ssr9etcn5 bic llria6e OerieIbcn gu er'
iorl6en, unp pcr i4iIpert iGren SAmerj, ais ltr
enpliA bic IArcdI4e S4aDrbCt erfWbr.
Oa rer jnas Mln bic l0eiratb eatI4cSen ats
trbntc, 70 panote fN Die unstadlhe Ntutter an
rcn 2llbermdn Clements, um gcicbltAcn SriItanp,
unp Iofrrt Iisb oirier BEN Scrfibrcr perb0ften.-
llnterociicn bate pas iungr Nip4cn BON biCIen
Gpra1n9en grbGrt, unO mar iibcr bic trpHcnpt
GrrGicnHjams rer SerbGlmiTe 70 errsat wcr'
ben, rap de ben I4nrIen Gntiblub faBte iiA pa5
2ctcn 81 nr6men. Sic crbGngte IiA irurpr iss
bod sldd6erwcis rcGtjeita entrrdt unp wtcocr
nS 2rten Surid8crufcn. QltS bteIe 9t1dtAte1
3u ten Sbrrn pes 2ict9atr5 0etcnImen, iiterfeI
i'm pltbli6 bic Heue; CT elite in ba5 SaWS Ieis
ncr Sraut, bat nit GhrSnsn UNI Geraebun9, unp
bpt, I'M ba5 tcm Wip6cn ~ 9sfiste llnrc6t
wjcNcr gut ;u MAIDEN, prmieltcn freimtQig icir
i3er3 uup Ieine Sanp an. DaS QncrbetCn wurct
anRenCmment unc npG AT bsmIcttrn Ihenre BIZ
6calct 9rfeirt. t.-(Dem)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21

SreutO II, IS. Otat. 2ebts BO6e fieltn in
Der gl1te spn Wlfcne wibrenb brr gaAt brei
Stra6enrautrr iiter ben &apitGn rinrs Sanalbcps
trs Ter, pdbrenb perIslbr bic Sferbe rrS Scctrs
Gentte. Sie icBten tbm cine p1cle Scr ben Scpf
unp fcrtrrten Iein 9prtemannote. Or 9a6 ta1s
Ietbe 1oSIcih Fer, bat bic Ssrren Gduber aber,
iie mB4ten tbm Die Ju ienem Spct sebGri9en pa
pierre smddseten. Die Serrsn nobmrn iepc6 auf
prIe Stte feline 0lGdF4t, IcnNrn ma4trn iidl
IGnuritraf5 bapun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Der neucife Sunrbua.

Der neusite SumGu9 uniersr Ge9ner 1T Der
8sriu6 bic paBirn8 psS 9otofufo 2eIen,s Gcies
pcs auf bic 2lmcrjfanrr su I6teben. Sn IA !!
ba !-@ett aber nt6t-pas Sclt meiF baB teicc
3wrtse rsr Gricggctun9 eotofpto DleErEeitsn
batten. GS gcbt bobrr nidt, unIere Gjesner mill
fen ss Sotern, rb Ie pcllca tbcr niht-pie pies
ieerr Nufmertiame oar HeutIi6 einiiebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Eine 9reEe SAaucrci.

GrsWaYpr Curtis Ypn Gbicaoc bat Iit auf Icm
Qanbgut Scn 5000 Nfer surdfar,carn, pelhrs
ibn Urr etpa bre 9abrtn S23 600 octciiet mp
wrlfrs trbt 800 600 wertt Fin ipG. unb nod int
hter an S8rtb Itciat. 60 iinb bic Saurrcien prt
arr6en Be1enS. brttt6alt Nirttcn cdig, uuo Sci.
Der, bic 10000 SuiGd gBei,cn uno $50 900
8aI6eI sBeittcrn traAcn tnO SaumgSrtcn ppn
5000 9frFds unS 4, 90 NcpIrItGumen !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
ncnn's psbr IN.

Die burlington StaEe Ga,dte (3cwa) tteilt
nit, RAP en8e artcitcr trm gusb6bIm rrs Gels
icrs 0cR 0cSfrnpr Grimes neuem ioauS In Suwa
auf eir hattrS, prrmausrtrS, fel ccmrntirtrs @s.
mGbe IeBcn, Sebn Auaoratiu6 ercg - to6 s
menl1lt6e 8erippe entbislt pcn 10 gi0antiihen
proporiitnn, pts man ile rie aefmpcn-fe lrarrn
dbsr s 6uB lang. gBir I6irten eS cnimclrn auf
uns bartiHsr Su panprru, bic mir pas g9mrsr Islbi
seftsr tahrn,