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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, aug. 20, 1859.

CHICAGO, lO.--The Kansas Free Soilers
attacked Fort franklin on the night ct the
18th. The fgh, lasted four heurs-ore fr-r
State ,nau was kiIlvd-+thsse Missourisils
wevc wounded, noae Killed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

HERE THEY CoME.-Twenty five Demo-
crnts, in Fayettr county. Tennessee who v"t-
ed for Governor Johnson last August, have
declared their determination to vote for Fill
,,ora and Dnupisuu
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

EW- The Democratic leaders, among the
many pretentions they have put forth. have
always claimed to be the especial, II not the
exclusive, friends Of the laborer and the poor
man. The following paragraph from the
London Times contains n hint from which
the laboring classes may determing what sort
Of practicle sympathy and aid they receive
from that party whose policy II is to over
run the country with the pauper labor OF
Europe:
"The working clnsses are there" (in the
United State.) akept in a cerlnin degree OF
snbmission II not svbordinntion, by the con-
iinunI influx of immigrant labor. When
that influx ceascs, the working man VIII
soon feel himself better able to make his
own terms, and the contest Of labor and cap
ital will probable assume character in;url
GUS 10 trade; il not dangerous to order. It's
the very fact Of the immigration keeping
down the prelentions ot ia5or, that chiefly
inspires the movement against It."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

tW- A friend of ours says that he intends
applying for patent for machine, which he
says, when wound up and set in motion, will
chnse n hog over ten.acre lot, catch, yoke,
and ring him, or by a slight change of gear
ing, it will chop him into sausengers. work
his bristIesinto shoe. brushes, and manufacture
his tail into a cork screw, and "play on
harp Nv thousand strings
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

The FALsEHoop NAMEp.--At late hour
Thursday night the following despatch was
redeived at this office, and in our absence in.
serted in the paper without note or comm'nt
WASHINGTON, August l4.-The Southern
Americans generally give up Fillmore for
Buchanan. The Northern Filmoreites held
u caucus to-day and will hold another to'mor-
row, preparatory to Withdrawing Fillmore in
favor of Fremont"
Satisfied that il was base falsehood, at an
early hour IN the day, yesterday, we tele-
graphcd the Hon. N. G. Foster, to ascertain
facts, and received from him the following re-
ply:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.--There is no truth
In the report that Mr.. Fllmores friends in
Congress have held meetings TO abandon
him, but are still Of opinion that pressing his
claims is essential to save the Union.
N. G. FOSTER.
The fact that no such intelligence has
reached either the Charleston or Columbia
papers, induces the conviction on our mind,
that the agent who forwarded the despatch
knew " to BE- false waen he sent It The
matter requires to be Investigated by our tel.
egraphic correspondent and we invite his at
tention to the subject
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

Hg- The reports from Washington city
are that Democratic caucus was recently
held to take in consideration the propriety OF
Withdrawing James Buchanan from the Presi.
dental race. Jecues appears to be a used up
man. His candidacy reminds us Of the epi'
taph on Little Billy:
i'IfI lies here so quickly done for,
wonders why was begun for"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

t5g- Ladies who wear hoops are kindly
advised BY the Bellows Fails Argus ''io look
to their rigging" A few days ago the editor
observed lady sweeping along With the air
Of a queen, with about tioo feet Of ,ohaisbone
sticking out behind.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29
For the Post.


AGAIN OUR SHIP Is ON THE SHOALS
Tane-"Hisssa, huszdi the eountrys risingr
Come gallant sons of Tennessee,
Come Union men, both brave ard free;
In council let us all convene,
Whilst describe thrilling scenel
Huzzal huzzal the prospects cheering,
When Fillmore ut the helm is steering.
Where storms and clouds and tempests roar
And waves run high from shore to shore,
Where rocks and snags, and shoals prevail,
Behold ship with flowing sail. =
Huzza, DE.
It is our gallant Ship Of Statel
Upon the rocks her timbers gratel
whirpools and sucks with vengeance war,
OH who can guide that ship to shorel
Huzza, DC.
The strongest faith begins to fail.
The boldest heart is made to quail
When lol with firm and steady hand.
The gallant Fillmore takes command
Huzza, dc.
Amidst the wild and raging seas,
He spreads his canvass to the breezei
And on the deck he proudly stands l
And safely guides our ship to landl s..
Huzza, dc.
From North to South. from shore TO shore,
Is heard the cannon's joyful rosrl
And all good men beneath the sun,
Join in the cry, "Well donel well donel"
Huzza, DC.
The clouds disperse-the tempests cease
Throughout our land are joy and peaeel
With all the world we're free from strife
Fillmore "retires to private life"
HuzEa, DC.
Peace reigned throughout our happy land
When Franklin Pierce assumed command;
From France and Spain, from Greek and Jew,
Pierce did select motley crewl" a.
Huzza, dc. ssls, N
Our present state can ! disclosed
We are beset with foreign foesl--
"a civil wall" deadly broill s.r
Fdternal blood has stained our soiH
Huzza, &c.
From Atlantic to Faciic's shore,
We daily hear the tempest roarl
The lightnings FASH the thunders ROLL
Again our ship is on the shoalsl
Huzza, dc.
A fearful sight now strikes my view.
'1'is Fl emont with his drunken crewl
Upon The rocks our ship is toss'd-
Give him command, and all his losu
Hutza, dc.
Buchanan now in vain appeals,
With Pierce's crew close at his heels
We want man that's tried and true,
Away with all your motley crewl
Huzza, DC.
Fremont and Buck may stand aside,
Fillmore can calm the raging tide;
Unfurl her sails, and let her rip
Fillmore can save our gallant shipl
Huzza, DC.
Fillmore, the brave, the wise, and true,
" IT'D bold and pure American crew;
And Doneson on his right hand,
Once more will guide our ship to landl .
Huzza, &c,
RoUGH AND READY.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29
ra9- Instances are Quite rare in which real.

e9T Instances are quite rare in which real
ly brave men have publicly proclaimed their
courage. There was profound philosophc
insight in the verilable lack Dowing's re-
mark to General Jackson in Nuhlication
times, shat he had always observed The persons
who had much to say about the last drop Of
blood, were amazing PARTICULAR about the
fjrst.m
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

HsRE THEY GO; THERE THEY eo-Hon.
Thomas w. Thomas democratic electoral
candidate in Georgia, declines, because he
had said that "if Buchanan was nominated he
would not vote for him." And IN the Mont
gomery, Ala, district, DR.. r. J. Bacon, has
declined to serve the democracy as an Elec.
torul candidate. Col. Jno. l.. Harris, old
line democrat, the other day, made rousing
Fillmore speech ut Atlanta, Georgia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

icy The wife of Cincinnati merchant
eloped n few days ago, and the husband
took the matter very easily until u friend un-
deriook to condole with him, when he knock.
ed the sympaihizer fat.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29
toy When Dobbs was dying. his wife

cy- When Dobbs was dying, his wife,
who had led him terrible life, was afraid
that he would either cut her off with a shll-
ing, or prevent her marrying again. She was
young and handsome. If she was Tartar.
But Dobbs left her all his money on condi-
tlon Of her marrying again, "for them" said
he, a shall be certain that somebody else
will be as wretched as I've been"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

A PLEASANT PRospEcT.-The Charleston
Mercury, one Of Mr.. Buchanan's supporters,
says
"If Mr.. Buchanan is elected, he will find
his party dpmoralized and utterly discordant
an to its faith: and his steruest labors will be
ngaipst those who. in the name OF Democra.
cy, pursue the very policy which it repu-
dintps"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

DYING WoRDs-Tbe last words of great
men are always remembered. As John Quin-
cy Adams expired, he said: "i'his is the last
OF earth!" Daniel Webster uttered the
words, II still ive!" James Buchanan, sur
rounded by the "Keystone Club" declared,
M he took last lingering look upon his
friends: NJ am M longer James Buchanan!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

W- r. NJ. Barton, Esq, of Greenevi'le'
has been appointed, by Gov. Johnson, to bill
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Judge
Hvpds IL.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

Our foR FiLLMoRE.--The Templar Watch-
man. published ut Ithica, New York, and
widely circulated, has hauled down the Fre-
mont flag, and is doing good service for the
best mnn--Aliiard Fillmore.
ASorHeR.-The Bloomville, Delaware
county ~. W Mirror has boisted the Fill
mere and Doneson flag. This is val
uabIe accession. The Mirror has wide cir
cuaiion and influence.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

~ The fact must not be forgotten, that
when Mr.. Fillmore went out Of office, he
left but fur Aboliionists IN Congress-
How Is it now? How many vehement enc
mics of slavery beset the Halls Of the national
Legislature at the close OF Gen. Piercr's nd
ministration! Let the DIME DEMOCRACY tell
the number and make the COMPARISON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29
August, 1856.

GEN. SHIEgps ON THE KANSAS BlLL.--No
one perhaps has received more fusome ad-
ulaiion, from Southern Democrats, than this
ex Senator, formerly of Illinois, but now of
the far West. How much he is entitled to
the appellation Of one Of the Northern De-
Tenders of Southern Rights may be gathered
from the following extract from speech of
the ex-senator in 1854, which speech was
published in the Washington Union of Oct.
2sth same year. Gen. Shields made this
speech at Springfield, Illinois, only two years
ago, and he was then endorsed by the ma.
,ional organ as having Sustained the prn-
ciples of the Nebraska Bill with great force
and effect" Here is an extract:
"Kansas and Nebraska were free no,c, and
the people there would keep them free. The
establishment of slavery in those Territories
was not only Improbable, but impossible, and
it was always wiser and better to let people
work out great good for themselves, than
have 1t forced upon theIu by Others; and this
was the way in which freemen always do
whnt is great and good, by their own free
and voluntary act. The principles Of non.
intervention would not only keep Kansns and
Nebraska what they are now--free--but
would, by its full and fair operation, If we
scquire the continent to the Isthmus Of Da-
rirn, ,,oork puh such po,oerful force and effect
that no man pouid erer see another slare Ter.
ritory on this continent"
And yet Bnchaneer organs and orators of
Tennessee tell us that adherence to the princi.
pies Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill is the only
true test of genuine unadulteratcd democracy!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

AMoRous FiREARMs.-In Newcastle, Pa,
Sam Cannon has been fined $40 for kissing
R-becca Rose against her will. On paying
the fipe aud cost Cannon was discharged
We suppose he was loaded with "grape" at
the time Of tho occurrence.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

THIS TABLES TuHsED.--'rhe Cleveland
Plaindealer, n Buchanan paper, in noticing the
desertion of the Germans, snys:
a'rhrse German ingratesare known as busy
bodies and mischief makers in every colnmll-
nity where they reside. They were driven
Out Of Germany for their meddlesomcness
and are n curse 10 any country or community"
The goidaelds Of Australia are yielding at
the rn,e Of nearly 100000 per anum, and the
produce Of the first three months 1866 Is
nearly that Of the corresponding three mooihs
Of 1855, being close upon 100000 ounces.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-29

W The following extract of private
letter from distinguished gentleman in
New York-while it brings cheering news
from the Empire State--appeaIs earnestly TO
the conservative men Of the South TO rally to
the rescue:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
Gin areerr ,Sreune Der sutmad,tr,

Veste gSp4e Iaben mir auf bem Sppfe zines
IinIerer unterIhreiber, Der lit un1ere Drudrrei
FAM, etnen 9ut ben er felt ben lrbten Ster3ta
Sabren 9etra9en fat. CT tru9 ton uatiirliG,
nt6t ieben Sag, ipnbsrn bielt i6n fir SUnntaas,
9ebrau9, uno leBte ibn au6 supsilen an 5eierta.
gen aut. Gs 1T NOD tmmrr Elm gutter Sut unp
ltett aus, ais penn CT nod Sterjts SaBren auss
balten tDnntc. Der Gt9nsr SerIi6erte uns, bas
pas gSedieln Der Nfoben ben Sut icpr flint bic
feds Sabre nellmcbtih 9ema6t BABE. g8ir mel.
ben nur eteifn tlenen tlml lanb un Su seiaen, mas
purh Setonone 9etban rrrpen fann uno pir
Siel @'rlb WlanHe ous8ctrn, Inn nit ben Wrben
9lethen Shrttt 3u baltrn. Wit Elm wenio Scro.
at bat oteIer Ntann etnen eiuJi9en Sut fit piele
Sabre 9etra9en, treldsr tbm fir irben @np,wsd
entIpraG. gBtr baten pftmalS bic 9efanntId,aft
BON ret6en 8auernlGbnen ormadbt, prlte einen
Spnnta9srcd ftir jebn pber ,p6Il Sabre truoCn.
Spl9e 8empbnbettsn bon Sefcnpmie ipurbrn pen
Den prlitiAen Sauert In Der guten atten Sct cns
sePrd8t, obcr te lne 16nra am 9trI6wintrn,
6rnn mir frben bhb bic SGbne unb 5Gftrr Der ie.
st9cn Generation l6un metr ,,faI6pnatle" psr,
brn. Die 8nobrn liub nibt bamit ,ufrtsben, brrt
5u6fapfen ttrer Batter su ictgen, Ipnbern faBren
lpajrrCn, trdgen SbangBdi 8Gde, unb trdaen 70,
B"t 'sI'h SW'"'tutl' lphptsNp ot Otapprn phs
quite SepteIbre Oiitter gang Su Sergeliet I6ri.
men. Stf bnten wabrsencmmsn bag t0l6are
5a4tr dans) ieGr babI6 finO, baB bic Ruben
Der SpnnetS rter Dlol bas SnBr ire6frln, lmb
bnB has mad Der Stabt fommrn IN cinem IdGnen
neurn Buggy pNer einsm foifptrliam S6lttten
metr repeftatler III, ais Oas 6aEren IN etnen alt.
mOblGen S6Itttsn, nit elmer Yllme auf benz
9tiidcn beiIeIten semat, pbsr einrm Spl,I6lttten.
g8ir ertnnen uns Der 3eit, renn bic 0an6mGpdsn
BE Stott an einrm 8ciertage teIu8ten, bas fe
ibrc S6ube unb Strumpfe In iGrrn SGnbrn tru.
gen bis iIe In bic Ndbe Der Stabt tamen, no lis
itA alspann ntebrrlsBtsn unb birIcl6rn an,uoen
oGrr biele Gage ltnb aui tmmrr prrI6wunten. -
gStr 3retteln oaran, Cb rS tsbt SIsls iungc WlGns
nsr 9te6t, Die etnrn etnJt8en Sut pier;ig Sabre
tra9cR piirbn.-(llnab. DEM.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23

Der pcttstau "9sp9sr" mrloet, bag elm fttn.
ger gtann Namens g8m. Sti6trr, spn RruRptrs
vile, Scrfs GalntY, rnes 5ases lrBter gBcbe
bep Spttstdun auf einrm @rlriS Der 9tirocltabn
8ten8. als er nun einen 3ue i6m rnlaraCntcms
meno bemsrtte, trat er auf oas onbne Sn6ngtcs
ctne pabJunebmen, ba6 CUR nGmlt6en 3et Elm ons
perer Bug bon Btnten bsranfam. g8Gbrenb Der
erite 3ug an tbm pprtry raileltr, rpurbe or ppn
ber GcccmctS "pceabantas" umselceen, Rum
Slid ftel ct jtrtI6en ben beppm Rieartn ouIs
@eii6t, brr 8nnjr Bug pafTrte iitrr itm rpet unb
wunpcrtar ju nelpen, er fam nit ciniaen SGrams
men baspn. Snbeb battr bic 3cecnptiv ism bic
Scblen bon ben Stiefein unb bic 8(eituna vpn
etnt8en 8Rrlen FINES SSrpers esrtItn, bsuttt ,et.
8Eno, bag iprnn or nur rinsr baltcn 3cu bider ae,
Tslen, isn aoS unocrmrtbl6 sepslen mare.
Yin onbrer 8prfaa Bate Ihlmmere 1pIoen.
9r gSm. prflrn, Der f6pn felt ii Sabrep i'm
Ottnlt Der 8eaeins Giientatn Gcmpanis lonb.
wollte ont Sprlebten Samiiae, an her Station bes
Sre9sPCrt, Nputstaun es9enGter, etntae Barren
Iamnenfpppen ais sr ttrtf6en benIelten 70 llarf
arortdt plrhe, baB er fdnf Stmbsn barauI aorb.
VI gtnterIdbt cine 5rau pNN 3pry Rinbr in pbI.
atelpbid d.-Iblrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
3etrubtce ttuaIi,Y.

9lm sprlesten SamRus sreisntte FG gu Gam,
ben, NeusSerieY, fClsenRss f6rsdItds 1nstdd /.
Sn ber @lepbpl," 9ine Oebl', 8arniIts unb
8rsnn Stub Wanufattur ber Serren 9prtsus
unb 9ttutps, II ndmlt& bic StiI srplpbtrt, pp,
bur@ 5err Subn Steinbersrr, Elm Gin.
iupbner BON bisler Sta6t Su 3cbs 9etrubrt, unb
elm arbser 9lrbetrr 16wer beI6Gbi8t tpurbe. -
Die tU6enbe 5labetett n In GROCER Guantitdt
iber 5srrn Stetnter9cr 9epprfen wprben, nelbrs
Sur Golee batte, bde bm lstn Saar ron bem 8upfe
feel. CT lebte ater trcBbem mod 6 @5tunrsn rad
bem llnslid. Serr Stetnber8sr mar 1T Ieinem
48fen 0etensjatre, mar elm gutter Samilens8a.
ter, elm fleibiser unb nii6ternsr Burger, unp BE-
lIstt unb bUGsei6dst BON alien bic tbn tdnnten.
Setn eet6nam tpurpr fir 8rsrptsuns mad bteIer
Stabt setra6t, unO sra tei Der gIntunft bebelten,
erfubr feline 5dmtlts bic Nahridt BON bic fem 6r>
trdbten llnslid. g8as bic @efible Der Snmilie,
brItebenb aus einer @attn une Z Stnbr, aefreIen
Istn n6ssn, lSbt F6 eBsr benFen ats beI6rsitsn.--
@m lebten Drnneraa8 purpen lrinr usbsrrrite, I'M
SrIetn zines jutlrei4en Get6snssfUt9es, ;ur &u.
BE sebra6t, BET wel6sr @etessnbst Der Gbrip. Sr.
Sassr cine iebr sef4idte unb pabrncr SeiGrnrrbe
belt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
3ufau auf Der Gifenbabn.

Gn Sprt9en Otenltag, I'M etipa t2 llEr Olit.
tags, purpe Der Saufen bon Nenf6en, tpel6e F6
an benz Stenbabn-Deppt in Der Stabt 9anralier
Seriammelt batten, TIM bic Qnfunft prs 9oiIasier.
3uss BON S9lapelpta atjutparten, in ni6t GERM
9es Srtdunen SerleBt ale lie cine 2cfpntptipe unb
SSalierpa9en nit falt 9fetIrs6nsue bic Babn Ger.
aufrrnnen faBen unb nit mpnmtnpertrr Shneuios
felt purte9I4CB obne SnsenIeur Uosr iUnh9rm
Se8lettrr. Ntan I&lcb baraus, baB trgenp Gin In.
8IId lih Sugctra9en baten md1c unp cine 9roBe
Nufrr9uug tpurpe baour6 Serlwladt. @tletn bic
9ta1rt6t fam balO an, paB Der YCn p6ilabrlpbia
tcmmence NRcr8en g8a9rn5us cine furSe Strrde
SltIt6 pcn BEN ttefsen 2UfOmptpr gBerfen sr8cn
etnen 3u8 bon teeren Srufs gsramt Iry iprl6rr auI
oemIelten @elrlc orr ibm brrtief cine Nn,abt Der
6rufs jsrtrttInmGrtr unb bic 2pfcmVtipe unb ben
9SaiTeripa8en bon brnielten trrRnte. Der Sn0es
nirur unb Ssuermann auf bem 3ruf3ug eeriet6en
cr6 ben 5uldumrnftUB III Ghrefen, lpran9en
BON 6enlelbrn trrrntrr unb lteBrn bic GUfcmotipe
Iaufen. B5ir Srrnebmen onB bic 3ctcmctst enb.
lid tep 8S9rerstau, mgcfeDr Sier Mrtlrn wellli6
BON GancnTer, gum Stiaitanb 9c6rddbt purpc,
cbne ir9enb etni9rn writeren S6a6en YerurIad,t Su
bnben, nelGes ais Elm iebr gliidltGrr llmlanb lu
eetra6hntit; ben mare iIe ir0rnO einrm nnbrrn
3u8 beBr9net, 70 miBte Elm iur6tbnrW 3ulommen,
hob crlplet Iepn.-8p(fefr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
gin t1Iann ac Cd,oITen.

8cr eintssn Gasrn, Ctsrt6tet bas glOutstdun
8sstaeD wurbs pas Sprinebaus CsS Srn. $. g8
St0ns, in @crcsisr 1nunI6ip, Wcnt8cmrry Co.,
abermals erbrpGeu, In Der abFft, bic barin aui,
bepabrten Sa6en 3u llrbtsn. Da Serr Strne
Gags 3upcr ssffIa6tet bate unb ct cinsn fpI6rn
Na9tbefuG brfdratete, 1eate CT einen Ieincr Geute
auf bic 8a6e. glls biele ben Wann aus BEN
Sprnsbaus tOmmrn iat, rirf sr tbm gu ;u Ilsten,
II. als er bIes nt6t ttat, briidte CT los urb i6pb
ibn In bic Sdf!e. Man fclete no6br Der 8tut.
fpur bts na4 Ieiner BUbnun8. Der Mam tIsSt
an ber 8unbs nod jcbt barnifbr unb befinbst I'D,
unter ar5tIt&n 9Fese. Den Namrn botrn mir
ni6t erfabren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
On ifrer Grmartuna aetauCd,t

Gins QSrit Gbelter 3situng mrtbet, bag bic mslrs
Itsn iun9en Wdnner unb tbrr 5amilirn, ireldse bos
rt8es 5rd9iagr Q8eR GbeRsr Srrlicbrn UNI lid, ,u
Battle Greet in Wi6san nirbrrsulaIen, ;llrtd oe.
trgrt lno cbsr I'M Sr9rtT itno Surtit3ufe6rrn, In
Dem Ite it4 in ihren @rwrtun9en Iebr setGuI6t
taneen. -3prg Snnbwerfrr, beyoss nit Jamilien
ltne 3urttf scFclnmrn, tpcpcn tspoe i6re 3et per-
loren, tbr 6'elG ous8atsn mb grnGtbi9t waren
@eIo gu bpr9cn, I'M wiebsr Suriid,atcmmcn. Seber
Odbte BON S50Q' bis $1,000 Gin bur6 pae grperis
ment. Yciom9n, welde 6amilisn 0atrn unp mad
benz QSeittn nua wanpern, boten wrni91ens elm fets
mes Capital moi .tprnrt8, womit einrn Qlnfane Az
bnten, icnft tprb lire Gage Ietr rmgelri6 Iesn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
Rtn 5bpineCI Quetieneer bintcr'e
Qidbt aeftIbrt.

Gteifr Gage srftetserts elm 8tmrbner scu q.
5erirp in rtnrm Der Meuyprtrr S&wlnOsl 2luc.
ttUns'sGben cine lltr fir SIS. Der guctipnter
serlanste bteicbe fiji einm 2lusmblif ,uriid TN,
ter rsm Srrpanb, er mulr fle vuben unS einsn
S6ItiNeI baran tsfe1isen, in ter 2bat uter, I'm
lle 9r9en cine rsrtblclt llbr umSutaul6cn. Der
9erlsg .Ntann mar ibm atsr ju pffi9 sr trbielt
ietne ubr, bic 9sscn $50 prri6 mar, feIl in tu
Sdn6 une prrltrB ben 9aren. Der Quctcnrer
Iolgte itm IN Gin g8irtts0aus uno traftirtc i'm
bort fIetBt9, UNI iGm be lltr pir6tr ntjulcdrn,
foot aber cnbli@ wisprr az, neil ct CUR gtnfGt
fam, baB ct sber cine 8raHt Yrissl, als bic l16r
tsfcmmrn wiiree.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
Smbinmer 0jcfecbtc

Der Dampfcr Ncrttrn Gsbt fam spr rini9en
&agen Bu glrupprt nit nruerrn glaGriftrn Spn
California an.
Gr brin8t s677 900 in gplp mp 3l3 pnlas
9ieren.
Die gahrihten scn GaIifprnirn fno nGt lebr
rt1tt9, Die Snbianer unrubn aus8cncnlmrn.
Die Rnsn ertrn rri6rn grtras ais je 3uYrr,
lno rtnt9e nsue wurben erSfnst.
Sn @aIifpnisn fanben tebeutrnbe g8rrEun9rn
iir gealfer fatt. Cine anbere 5ilituRrrs sgrpe.
6ttiUn II In llntersG sGaIifDrnien rinssfalsn Sc
iollsn 500 Naann iein, bic untsr Captain Ger
mon, bet Cape ct, eHFas aeIappst iparen, I'm bic
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
Orsani( (fruns Der t7euyorr 6efe fesscbuns

Die Neusprt aITtmbIy prsanIftrte if6 am t6.
Sanuar, bur& bic GrpabGuns bee Srft S6sl
Colo Gcfcs, SrSiQe 8CbinIun, als SprsGer. -
Dies esIhab babur6 bde bic 8eputlitaner ttrrn
Ganbibat fallen Iiebsn, unb auf 8ptinIpn sefal,
Ten Iinb. Dies lebt 9ewte ntft gut aus fit bic
8epubIitaner, unp jrist oab te @emter bren
@runbldBsn SuranftslIen g8srben bic eptps fer.
nsrbin itre BIER ansenpmmensn 8riiber, INNER
nod bic fGpa9en 8sputlitansr nsnnen @rfelY
unb Setparb ltnb In 9ripat Grteln brI6ulbgt,
bteIe Ienbsrbme Ssrmdblm9 beSwsdt Su baten-
rOfir, rptrp ii6 balO ;sisen, NteGr bisrdtsr lpG,
terbin.
@uuSsrnEr Gtart lanbte feline 8ptl6aft Elm,
bic In betpen SduIern SsrIsfsn wurbe. Die 81.
nanssn bes Staats linN nift Iebr tsfrtsbisenO. -
Der @OupernSr iprt4t f6 sessn bic auftetuns
Ces Wthuuri Compromises unb fir Sefferlons.
Yolitit, fir GtnIGrGutut9 Der SclaSrrst une fir
@usbreitung Der 5reibeit aus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-23
Hebee llIter.

9aittr 8. G5nmYer Su Danger III Nlotne fcierte
sUr r.ntSrn gGr6rn fetnsn t00aen @rtmtstae
un6 belt tei tteicr GIels9enbet, anI6einrnb pGne
@rIH6pfmg, einr Gepr scn mebr ais elmer Stltns
Ee. - Sn SulnsFY GauntY lit Scntudp lett Gin
frnit9er alter Snuer spn l19 Sabren, Der nr9
t09lA auf Ienem Ganpe drteitet. Gr ltanb lein
0an3es Hsbsn tincur6 INNER frtibe ouf tlnp trant
nur @tnmal &offc. @r bents Sabre I'm 9leSU.
luttcnSfrieSe. Or rritrt ebt nod, Wrtlcn sllr
Snds. Gin anpsrr alter Bauer, tO7 Sabre ait,
bat ttirjli6 100 Gder GanO In MmeiptG actauft
anb benft lis felbl gu flarsn mp ~ teIteneT.