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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
iiualiIflicbee GreianiE.

gItS am SorIeetsn Mcntns Ssrr y eter 91r'
ber, Sptn pes SctiaS gBebrr, srn Mrper Sau'
coma 5aunI4is, glortbunIpton Gauntp nit 5ru6t'
mGbtn, nit elmer MS9mnI&!ne, tcitSiti8t mar,
ile6 ten folsttots llnSlaf gu: Gs 9srttb ibu
nam;tt sin Sseis in pie Maidine--sr Eielt tnng
unt nenIel6en beruuSJunctm men, wcbur& etars be'
gfsrbe erIarad, nusltIus unb inn stn Sein at'
iatus. Der S6las bradte GERM gSeter ju So'
ben, unb ais CT i'm Srgrif mar aubu1cben, falul
basYfsrb nO9maGs aus unr traf bn ouf oteSrut
srslaes ibn permugsn beI6acste bab CT AM Diem
fase caS 3tittide NIT benz @wissn perlpeGIettc.-
Gr wlr Elm attBiscr unp bartrtcitsneer Narr
uno fein 5oo prp aagemein unb tisf betraurrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
@ aauias. s.-Sreibeit !-ea

useirrambsrtreibung Der Sreibeits- pfrr
SSrfiitaatss0slre9ebaha auf Befebl
bes 9reIitertsn 9ierce, bur9 Gerris
nt9te Staatrn Srutpen
gBit l6cn tcr9in semelbtt, srrfammelte lI6 am
4ten Suli be 5rsifdats. 0dfsssbuns in 6anlas
unp man mar IdCn einise i3eit Ger febr nrusisris
au piben, mas f6 ba srrisnen wiirbe, chr oh
pisrte fib tmtrrlhbsi biitfs bic Sei9ettS. @ffins
nunsen Der Sirstr ia Die 5rribsit IelG4 Ju uu-
terpritden. glts f4 pttser 90rpsr allc perlam
melt bate, marf&lHe Col. GUNNER Gomrass
ncn 9etiniSte Staaten Tru9pner Dor Ben Sero
ianmuns5 Srt unb PFanBts 2 8srsiniSte S.aa.
ten 8anpnen duf. Gr brsab Ra IOponn In Oas
Slu6 unO fa9te her G'cIcgeebms, bab sr cine
9rptamatiun pcn Yrrfpent Ylerte 9baltrn BABE,
wpnad es i'm 3ur YfIttt ssirprprr, bi. @slsb.
aetung ausetnanpsr 3u treitsn-uno er asbe alIc
bierburh nun ben Sefrbl bafj EA Srrt8Trpsr TO-
eleb auf6Irn iCltr. Gin DlitssO frus bn, Of
er rutiGlc6rn III isinrn 8eIebl bis Sur SptBs pes
Saicustts aus5ufdbrsu ? 8rrauf er srpipete,
pae sr alle Die tbm Ju @ebote ltsbrnbe Wladt am
penern werpr, irtue Beffble auSlufGbTen. Die
GeftBscbun9 lpBts il6 Ipeann auf.
Sreitdttfreunps bies IN bic gIrt unb @eic
wie unire jebtse @egcnparttet srsen bic 6rribet
banpet Seine pctterr g9prle Iinb nrtbpenptg,
prnn Gin Sctrr pirO Iett Spn ieitt einlebtn, pab,
iolen unIrre semeini6hftlj&r Grsibetten fernerbin
fcrttefeben. 70 mub bic irBt 0ladt tabcnce pars
tbei. ME fie es 70 wpt vercient Bat, puf bic
StimmtdItrn Ypn brm Gubr Der giatiUhal Se'
Sieruns re99etrtrtrn werrrn--birs, unp btes aIs
lrin, ipiro unS wirprr babin trtn9en no mir Srh
Rs4t4wrSsn irin ipatm anp atrr aud iein mai'
len,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
naa Union Staate Tifef.

Die GusFttsn CUR GrmSbtang unIersS Union
StaatS. .5idstS, rptrpsn nit jeOem Gage Slanjen'
Der. - aus alien Sbeiltn bes Staat5 laufcr nur
ip6e SeriGte Elm. psl6s Die GrpatIunS rebslbm
aubrr allem 3DtjItt Iessr. Dirle Serthte nliiBsn
rinsm iepen 5rsiteitSs unp Saterlanpsltsbenrm
garser ear srirsuliG Isin /; inpsm sS iebr wGtia
1T, baBelbs ju srpibten, pamit mir bod pisps
stnmal eiaea Canal GommisjUner erbalten, mel
der Der rpisen 9rI9 psnOuns unlerrr 6arscIprr
bur3 bas epto SOTO 6analtparp, pod wtrprr
eiuula[ Starantrn ieben miro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
!1Ioro uno Eaub.

6jrfern Dor adt 1dsen, tl'rs Dor Sornenuntsrs
oan1 pmpt Or. 9obn SsFei Elm alter liit5s.
bctratbetr 5armer IN St pennStCreu9t gaun'
I&ip, Cumberland Gnuutg, cri6ciien, pibrsnb sr
i'm grgrif mar, Mttdb HI pnS Sprtngtliis ju ira.
gen. Der ruhlrie 9b6!r niu6 tntrr BEN Slus
ptr6urgen srpcen iein, mn ais Sr. 3iiIsl lth
ibm bis aus ense Saritte srTSbert batS,, fHOb
sr cns 9opuug Sdlrct III paS 0rtirn peS ees.
trrsr unp terautts i'm Clm lsires @elpss. 9ian
BAT bic ieBt fsius Spur pon BEN Nisu2slmorosr
tntpett, Der ScfCrbipe fog sin ltbr rtcsntrt'
fdcr Otanu gcpricn lein unp rocbn.s gan; alrtn,
tn eiHtg.r Gntfsriurs pon feintG Raabarrt. Gr
mar Srri!idy w5bfbabrno uno !rus frit Sdnjts
@ctO, tst alien GdcstneiItnt, in ftnthi srcssn
SaIGenbu6e nit Fh brrunr, pslfeS Ct auf bee
innrren Seitr ieiusr g5fle befcilist battt. Na4
Der QueIaGs isinlr Na6barn bate CT Sur 3it lds
nsS 9OOsC sintse OIsr Opcr fiinf. tliRbrt abaisr
unb pisdcidt ned pisl mebr. DAD unttr ietnsr
Bclls perbcrgsne Sni6enbua tiIOett cine 3rmlidae
GrbSbuns wslft prn 9reetmann bemsrtt werer1
tcnnte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
Senator Enm ltif.

Die IeBte gBp6c i'm Staat gtaine st9sbalts'
ne Tepubdtanil4s Stadts. Gcnsenttpn BAT Den
Sereinisten Staatcn Ssnatcr 9a TN, ali
@0uvsrn6rSs Ganpipat in Grnchnung Ssbramt.-
Serr Samttn ssbDrts tsfanntl4 bis pur gam
fur,cr 3ttt atsfr alten Gofo .6ote 9artHet. Do
sr absr Iab bab ptsIe F& sdBIi4 Der Nr8r'SeIa'
serei in bic asrms setsprffh bat, 70 bat er, nil
bIes iseer frsbettslfbtnpe Sarser ttun ipltr, IL,
ben 8iiten setslrt. Die Grnsmuns bon 8 e
Mpnt unb DAYTON rpurhe esrnfaIls mi
Sielem gntbulIasmus ratifiirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
Gin sswastce IlntcrncBmen.

Der Detroit 2lpvcrtiier tcri6tct foIscntss
,Gtnem 3autsr aus SufdIU In 8utnOuns nit
elmer Gcmya8uie 1T ct erOA 9elunDen. bic @cIbs
fle Der @merisln.9rpcb Geniplgnr, prl6e III
pcm perluufsnen Tampfrr Mtlautic trinlbe fiinT
Sabre 9eleSCn bat, wicbrr an's Jd9selitt ju brins
Srn. 0n Der Sffre flnO or bic Siite unp IS ecs
lang ibm, pteitlte aui's Ccti ;u trnsen, no ir
lie an Die sifrnrt 9attn beS Souts 6efs1iStrs
worauf Der ShaB nit 9eiht9teit bihauTsr,rger
wmpe. 8e GrGifnuna Der 8le fanC man ibrsn
3nbalt ic4 in vBaig utperirbrtem 3utanpr. Gs
marrn in peridtCn $4,000 in 9plp. $500 Tt
Bills auf pjegouvuurmentS Stod gluf mp Bills
auf ansere Santfn Die Q'Nujc Sumnts bcliff
iid auf ungcfibr $4,000. DIS papisr iplr
untClAIpi9t all6er rG6 es eintn Iebr lidrfcn 9ei-
ArngrrGh an9cnUmrsn bdtte. ga risies @sb
ii natiirlb gigcntbuh Der bri ecnt ibEuttutrlibsa
llntcrnebmsn mteteiii ten prrl6nen. Der IIutbsr
wdr purh cine tupfsrne ArniItur 9eifigt mp
bltet 10 Wnuten mt,r WllIr, iribrrnp ret6rI
3et CT ieitIams NbenGteurr ertstts. Dus cbelt Ord
ors DGmpiers titgt lGO }ub unter fem g8afsr.
III elmer 5irie, mo- tCtns StrGnun9 iiebr fltttns
oct. Der &dudr fanp pdbsr Ntes nod IN urs
ipriingl6r 3uitanbs. alS Der 4Gater auI esni
@stped antlm, purps or Don riner IhSnen; elegant
gsttsipsten Qapp belribt. Sic limb aufre6t;
nit elmer 6ano OdS IIuprrf srgrriieno. 8unc
umbsr Id1en bic SsiGtu mebrsrer gnpersr dlS OBJ
lie IAIisien. Su Der Gaiite rlren bic R5btt
nod unYerfrtrt, ais penn Gs iustcr ier9IiltIa
aran8rt wprrc iricn."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
esl.7 .Srement.

Gin 8risf sn bic Committee wrlEe i9n bon
ftinsr Grnennuns in Sentuib ssts, IL prr rinisen
aassn BON Col. Grsmon. In Den 3eituusen srfhie"
nen-in rptl6em sr bic @rnsnnuus Der pbilaprl'
Sbid Bolts Convention nnntmmt. Der Srtst
wrO spn alien Ds6IelScituuSsn, mcl2e ss8en bic
ieese IatiSnal. .A6mlntitr 8eiinnt lIRO, ais
Gin pabres Msilrr Srp6uft srltIlOwt. gSir
msrpen henlelbst unlern Stlsrn p6terRin SOrlrsGn,
100 Re bann bsnIsltsn srpasen shp fir ii& irbl
fytbrltn t6nnsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
..KepubliFanild,ce Club. p

Cine an3a9l gisputIifaner prriammrltsr fih am
lsbten Mtttpo6 @tenO in pirIcr Stapt, un0 tor'
mirten sinet i,G II 3" iir ben t'B8tn .SSa9l'
tampf, bsitssenp aus fClSeReen 8famtrn;
preFpent-Dr, 6. 6. 0lartn.
gicesYrsfbents-5pbn g. 5cfTman,
na Sulepb gpunS.
9rerstaira-9at9an 6rel4r,
a gSiltam {. orupt.
gprrelpohbtrenper Secretar -
-'a s, gusultu5 6. JuRe.
S6aBmeifer-Nai. gtmcs GttirSrr.
Committee, t,m cine GcnRituttrn unc gle'
tenaeIsbs lir ben Sersin htSufaBen: 8. q. G're'
aors, @. s8. Shdsrt uub 6. 81. Runt, GIqrS.
E@- Das ,,Glub'' psriummeIte fa ant Yicn'
tas a6enb pispsr-pie Ssrtanelungrn heiIrlbrn
famen ans utsr far pieie glummer Ja iRSt our
Slnb. .... ...... ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
EeuIi)refen.

Sintataib GataIaulul in oielem Gaunts, ta'
tsu 5tul&rsdtn In unsatHSen 54aarsn lire Gr'
I&rinung stma6t. 9luf esm Gance brs Serrr
SenrY &urB babsn eitlsIts ben Rcssen et'
mes san,en SelpeS ;srRBrt, 70 raB rerieIte MIDI
beS S5neibens usrtb mar, rnp bas 8isb tineir
srtrte6sn wuroe. Der Shi& tUcradf lie fa, mad
uuisrn lsbtsn @eri4ter, bsfanosn, III aber glidIi.
der gBeIe nur stps fins bolte Nsilc in SGnst
uuo uscfS6r bas 9isrtel rinsr Meile in rrr Sui'
te. 9tuf pirIsm Stri6 Ipu atsr allies @riine In
frn @irtrn unb 5eIessn trtal seriFrt rpcrefr
Isr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
BeSrae gap

Sat Isbte g2pte rnsu Srisf an @fn, Stregas
i'm psaQasn ginyprf srlari,ten, in peltsm CT
F6 srtIGrt, rab sr FUR Scbn 6 tjrsmont ittmmfn
,peroe. Inter ben beitrhsnctn AriiaRprp7-aul
bic Sslapersi biupsiIsnp -laet CT, tpnnr er ouI
fsinsn SAL Iar @igarp SiIImcre lrIgr Stimm'
sbaebn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

Sttds. anfans SUM- purOen Die IUfrfitfr
spiI6sn Sort MtJeapitt unb 5Urt Gbapbournr
ermOroet. gtm T. Suni fam 6arauF cine Sanps
Gamanasn mad 5ort Gbaebelrne mp ba Der
bort bsfs9tsm6s aapttdn GqInann in itntn bic
M6rosr Ssrmutbsts, sriff sr is an, tSbttis z BON
ibntn uno Serpunfete mrbrGs t6btlt6. 9Igr str,
beltss Sustrp ratGaH nit esm ssbrp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

hJ-Dn Sunbag Geurtsr rrSiblt, pae 8arHuhi,
str banserrtte SuMtugesr, Elm sInerbirtsn fir ben
S9Nsnbdm 9rgliaE 9alaf in @rslanb erbalten
bat. Sarnam ioa fiji bic llsterua9nie Ter 9rituns
jchrr gnlalt $4,000 tabrlia srbaltcn. gr 1T
nift abscnrist, piele sintrigIiae Stslf anjunebs
men,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

EGr Die einsswanDstten oeatI5en Sttmm9e'
Fer pom gbifabsIp5in bIIOsteh oor!s5ts seoee Gin
R,publhlnI6ss, oorr SrsmOnt uno D59tOn
,,Glub," psldts ssrsits Gins SvObs @HjaAs 2F':'
slirNst sd9lE.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

~ Sr. 8. 9ropn. Gin !sbenDss Stsass, 81
Sabrru aft, feds Sus BOD uuo IS pfuHo rOis.
ssnD, par an ltta SaIb SUI SAaa IN Cation
Ass9filsatt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

sas- gBir bitten unIere 9eler Bon Seartcpn
unb llmssgsnb bic anlti8e BON Or. .. .. Sret'
Mig In elmer aneern Spalte nttt Su ibsrisGrn.--
Gr bat FA ais praFtstrrnper str6t hafstRlt nie'
ber9aahen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
Ileberfbw emmuna IN SranFreid,.

DIR Bers&t BON antr lfsbsr1GtSemntnns In
Srantrridb bic nit benz lsbtsn Oinipfsr bsrt6tsi
pcrbn, Fnb IEbr bstribsno. nngsfdbr 10000
Nenf6sn fnb papm8 Otne SbeaG eslnssrt UNI
100000 lEnb aus 2lrbtit aeGebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

E@- Die 9lmsritiniIbe 9rreuttrT Sonmtttts
pun aasstens Gauutp, bat sOr eiHtsen Sassn
Tie Grnsnnuns ppn Col. Greniont ttr pTsipsnt,
unb 80. 8. SObnROn fdr 9iee'DrsROsnt, ratF'
alrs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

sGrGin gunSert mb brdBis ,omtrtanifde 81,
den wur6en Sorises Sabr in 9lris, Tranfrtt4,
srpfIanst. Bon bi'isn fabttn 81 2sar3sla anO
Rrbss h, s3ttet slnAs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

Die gr6btc &anOus in Der gBeIt II in 8atAs
poor, Snoen, np wrst 40 Gonnen. gahf
DrlpnCn tSnneu l4 in oisfetbr bsgebsn une man
iruerte blrs rinmal cine Snute farst, NIT sirG
elmer kaIte sapuns. Der Dcnntr war slsid
sinrs @rbbetsns. Ses @lstaa pst(eltrn tntbdlt
gum Ebril @otp uno SiIter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16

OF Sn gtuilrdlen l!np bic Shtaftefsn 70
tar, ba6 Die eeuts fntr Gbafcr iablm mafrn,
pfRn lie auf benz 96vrmsnt i6laftn wollen. Dfn
TNmen perpsn bic 8elsrtbdrrn ju9eIhrt.
Dfs 9lsnl4sa tsitss -@rIanshtiE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

n =
a ce1oas uojeouoa ~ 1oc11Dnn-
An 'Ex-od Maid" writes - he
New York Esssiag Posf he folleuine
letter. She draws { oucbIng plolnse
OF the desolstiop Of the Whilo Hoooe
Ia the occupancy Of . baahe|oP;
TO the Editors qf Ess.f1S ~:
Ths prs.ias,,;.l .h.;r n $500.
Chat i sufsc;ersiv esnsc;oss ssc-0
At anv rate. Be ocoupIed bv eonnIofs
H. 49, - .tf. x-<L,s
should dispose snmmsrilv of,Ss ei.;": [
~ ,ls ,,o.s ~ i... ko.c.>rI~ p-~r.
nan. "a n shsr. ~ I. n.s re;-s;. -
cIesrlv settled than INV olRcr 4 i
.hs, =, ola p..l~ie. 80, ~--s
half nan ~ s.d so~ -. ...S - 80 4 -sss.. S-s
msls nor ~. Ismpss.;itsse
~ s-
msn A. ,hs head A. he Vh,.s 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

ings Of this trial was afterward pub
lished. and from that day l took high
rank among the members Of my pro.
iession. Subsequent efforts enlarged
my notoriety. and success brought my
services into requisition. ! remained
at the bar for thirty years, and during
that period took part in many impor.
tant trials, some Of which, in point oI
interest. are not exceIled by anything
on record Of like character.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

BIZ EQUAL TO THE CRrsrs.--When q
crisis befalls you. and the emergency
requires moral courage TO meet il, BE-
equal to the requirements Of the mo.
ment, and rise superior to The obsta.
cles in your path. The universal tes.
timony Of men. whose experience cx.
acily comedies with yours, furnishes
the eonsoling reflection, that difficult
ties may be ended by opposition
There is no blessing equal 10 the stout
heart. The magnitude Of danger
needs nothing more than greater ef-
fort than ever at your hands. II you
ale recrcanl In the hour Of trial. yeu
are the worst Of rccreants, and deserve
no compassion. Be not dismayed OF
unnamed, when you should be bold.
daring. unHinching, and resslute.--
The cloud whose threatening mur-
murs you hear with fear and dread. Is
pregnant with blessing, and the frown,
whose sternness now makes you shud.
der and trcmble. will. ere long. be suc-
ceeded by smile OF bewiiehing sweet.
ness and bsnignity. Then be strong
and manly. oppose equal forces TO
open difficulties. keep firm reliance
on your ability to overcome the oh.
stacles; and trust In Providence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

The Louisville Journal In an article
upon the attack Of Brooke upon Sum.
ner, concludes with the following par.
agraph, every word Of which Is true.
The only men In South Carolina who
gave their efforts to the country In the
evolutionary war, were poor men,
and poor men In South Carolina at this
time are denied the right Of suffrage
and are incapable Of holding Office
The Louisville Journal says:
"There were twice as many traitors
Ia South Carolina In the days Of the
Revolution. as In any other State In
proportion to population. and we think
that her sell ns q general rule. grows
worse men now than Il did then.
"The shameful imbecility Of South
Carolina from slavery during the Rev.
olution. and its more shameful as
sumptions Tor slavery since, 10 cay
nothing Of It's tories during the Rev
olution and since. Is SO clearly seen in
The history OF our country. that II Is
surprising any body OF South Carroll
M should pronounce il libellous. or
or be so shameless Ms to attack Sum.
ner (by way Of making a sneaking
justification Of Brooks for ningiAg
the hard fact ia the teeth OF the blus-
tering buIlies who truly represent that
peslilent Stale. which. with absurd in.
science and vanity. claims to Ms State
par ercelisnes, the commonwe wealth ol
the continent. -
"The honors ascribed to South Car.
olina for bravery 10 the kesoiuiion. BY
Webster. and the common consent oI
mankind. belong not to the slavehol.
ders. but To the poor white lrash."
so despised then and now. by their
IordIy neighbors. The oligarchy ol
South Carolina was rs tremulous then
at the idea Of war with England and
had the palsy Of conservatism. as now.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20
GDucarN AGRICULTURE AND THs BEST NTgRss7s or socg
BROOKvILE FRANKLIN COUNTY INDIANA. FRIDAY. JUNE co. 1856

Rav. A. Wiley" also, Of the Anniver-
sary Book for the use Of Sunday
schools, beside several tracts, and fu-
gihve sermons.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

TmE srrRiroy snvEsrr, SIR ARousEp.
The Sumner outrage nj Washing
ton has stirred the blood that beat In
the time that tried mems souls. An
old lady named Flelehert 90 years Of
aye. 10 westford. last week. hung
Pres,on s. Brooks In eiligy with q log
ging.chain. She male the figure her.
self. labelled It. and called In assist
ance and hois,ed 10 the limb OF tree,
The old lady has too much blood o'
the revolution in her veins 10 submit
to this last outrage without some mark
Of her disapproval.-L0Dsu ciAssn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

The Hon. Charles McCurdy was
elected Judge Of the Supreme Court
Of Connecticut last week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

c1sactf corar mests No an Mondays In psb.
euafr asa Asaast-ssay sitkwe wsses each time.
Cpn41s rteAs Cesar maets 81 Noodayein reh-
49,! ~ ~ sssss. sSs
tnes la Nouaay. nsy slt vests each time.
Go4ef>teeua'o Qornf meele Ia Mosdays IN
jaess ssplsmb~f. usssmtes and Nkfsh-mAy siI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

Let the dinner be late. to believe the
cook tis always the fault Of the kitch.
On clock.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

~ In one Of The most eoasrieuous
corners IN Chicago u large sIs-oIoFy
building. built By . clerk u ~ ol(y.
with money purloIned iFou Ne e.
ploysr. When detection beoamo -.
voidsble, be ls(t town and oeo( boot
an agent 70 negolials. The ns.ter
Was finally arranged By tho enployov
taking the buildlng and paylog ~
thief ten thousand dollars; nd & vas
remarked that - gvsas bed ~ Ne
rise In the value of property thse The
employer had made hls foesnns - -
| ing robbed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-20

TuE vIsvs o. CuIlpnroo --1u'
stows was questioned by ~ Ih(ls
girl - 10 the unpardesable an.--
"What :" said she, : scAnnos 0ed (1soivo
|u?' "No.'' replied ths nolhsFs-
"But" said tbo ehIld. - ~ CD .
Christian. lhsn?'
The chill ofs Wonaa's RlgAta
advocate heard shs Lord's peoyoF =
a public school. /" Ma" ~ -
upen coulag home. 81 doa1 voo1 \
cay Amen Il the ssd, - - o(.sl
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GEF The track from Montreal to Toronto
is completed, and on Monday last, October
27, was opened for public travel. This
will make a continuous line from Portland and
Quebec, connecting "the States' and Canada in
band of union Of interest at least, if not of
much else quite as important to the people OF
the two countries. By nextsummer the road
will be finished to Port Sarnia, on Lake Hor-
on. The road will then be the most extern
sve on the whole North American continent
an enterprise which fills the mind with ad-
miration as we'll as wonder.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-28

CHICAGO In 1851, this city had but SO
miles of Railroad lead n into her streets; the
amount of grain exported was then AZ mil
lions bushels Now the railroad system of
Illinois with which she is connected, extends
400 miles, and her population has increased
from 81 900 to 10000, and the State of
Illinois from $4,000 100000 The ex-
port grain trade of Chicago has swell
ed steadily year by year until it eqaalled 10,
10000 bushels last year, and promises to
reach 100000 of bushels in 1856 The
import trade in lumber has increased in cor
responding ratio, and was equal to $4,000
COO feet in 1855,and gives every indication OF
touching 450OOO,OOO for the year 1855.
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10000 Nmmbers-I,Ilo Prizes!
'riaes[ payable in Fuu uttaom Deduction.
Observation-Disclosures rRilEs
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters IS 20.
AppP nv NJ i, TIN ID IL.

APPROX NATION p IZkS.
The preceding those
the first ~ prizes viii entItied
proclamation prizes For exaWple-lf ticket No Itz5O
the prize those tickets Il24s t24s
I25I AID 1882. Wlteach be entitled $500.
cordng above scheme If ticket No should
tbs approximations woulo be 2s999 and 80 coo ticket
No $1,000 should be Drawn the msuons would be
2g99S 29999 and II ticket No 1899 houId
the approximation will be on the same principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In he above scheme there sc tickets
to 10000 There 222 full prizes aud ssS ppro
making in ali no prizes
The numbers 80 600 spending with this
hers the tickets slips
rolled and eneirced with small
Glass W heel.
The the different 222 fuil prizes similarly
ed and eneirced placed another wheel After
Volying the wheels, number drawn from wheel
numbers aud the time prize is drawn the 9TH
wheel, by bows who tndfolded This
prize drawn opened and exh bited the and
registered b. the Commissioner the prize being placed
against the number drawn This operation repeatd
andf comparison the COMMISSIONS eertifes cor
reetness
R All orders for tickets packages Mary
land Lotteries viii rcevs sttention and the
ing mailed 10 all purchasers immediately after
Address I. Fl. HUBBARD IL CO.,
No. SO Fayette Box No. 49,
oet24-tf Baltimore. Maryland
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-28


MERCHANT TAILoR.-Our popular friend Mr..
d. S. Anderson, whose new advertisement will
be found in another column, has opened large
and tasty merchant tailoring establishment in
one of the new brick buildings on Main street,
nearly opposite this Office. His new goods
have attracted considerable attention from
their superiority. They are of far richer
quality than any similar goods ever before
opened in this city He has some most ele
CANT vestings, of the latest styles, with the
finest cloths and cassimeres for coats and pants.
: He is prepared with the best of workmen to
make up these goods per order and in the
fashionable styles. He has good TASTE and
makes an excellent fit. Mr. Anderson is ex-
hibiting good deal of enterprise in his branch
of business. and should meet with even q
more liberal patronage than that already so
freely extended him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-28
VALUARLra LANn EOH NALE-

FENHE following Tracts of Land sale
The south half o. section eight 90 confirming three
7) containing sixty acres
And quarter of eighteen (IS)
taining hundred and nine all
To~nshin tx. south of eleven vsnderburg
county. Indiana.
The above Lands been surveyed out in
CITY vii be scd cuap pur-
EaseTs. ArPly to seT23 q. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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A ONE-HoRsE MUss.-Just after the fire
= occurred on Sunday morning, Pat. McPhillips
discovered sleepy looking son of Erin emerg-
ing from his stable, which is situated near the
burnt building. Pat. accosted the Individual
with true Irish familiarity, and sent him
sprawling on the ground. The man denied
having been in Pats hay-loft, but Pat. had
circumstancial evidence in his favor, for a head
of tangled hair, filed with hay-seed, corrobo-
rated the evidence of Pats visual organs-
As this is free country, every man has a
right to entertain his own opinion, and express
1T too, (of course at his own risk,) so Pat.
delicately intimated to the man that he might
possibly have fired the Galloway House. which
he denied when Pat. made another CHARGE
which made an impression upon the mans
countenance. and laid him PROSTATE. The
poor individual picked himself up and called
upon the witnesses to accompany him to the
Squire's office, which they didn't do, conse-
quently we lost a peliee case, and the squire
some costs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-28

GEN HARRIsoN's HOUSE BURNED.-The
Louisville Courier says; The bright light
which lit up the heavens so brilliantly on Fri
day night, denoted the burning, in Jefferson
vile, of perhaps the only building of histori
cal interest in this vicinity. 1t was the house
in which Gen. VIM. H. Harrison lived when
he was Governor of the North Western terri
tory.