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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
Na6ri6t

gStrb b!rrnt se9stsn baB rte ltnter;eihnsten
uls @eminiitratrrsn pUn htr Sintsrldssnidaft rrC
psritcrtsnsn Sotn 30 aenba6 d., kstbin BON
Ssioeltrrs Saunfaip, 9eaa GduntY srnannt nor.
rem Iino-aae btejenissn patsr wel6e nod an te.
Iuste SintsrlaNrnlHaft 1aulris lInp, In6 tisrpur6
uufsefcrrtrt tnnsrbalb 6 gBOdsn BEL rem untsr'
jdHnsten anjurufsn uno ataube;dtlen, - limb
SclGe bic mod rc6tmd6ee 5Crperunstn tuben,
linp stsnfalls srlu6t ulds innrrbaIb Der btla0tsn
3sit dUbltsfdtist sinsubaneisrn an
0ipieS Spllenbah, ! ers,.1
9apib Spllentah, ''"'
DEE. 9. 1857. na6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
WtelD6eD1t Gintpetbund.

guf tsn iHcn unN 2tsn Gtriiitas fca bas nrue
WsICprpn in Der Grbsr'Jsrde, 9Th -Bteifta1l,
es6a Gauntp auf cine ansemeItnr gBriIe tinss.
reibt pertsn. Die Gbrw. Serrrn 8att, u. W.
8. Dubs unb 5r. Dsrr psrrrn trt birIer @rle.
senbet abirr6irInO prsbissn. Das gutlfum il
frrunei4aitIi4 einsclaosn bsiSupobnsn.
Spiepb 8auh
getrr Tptb,
December 9.-*2m. Grufits.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
.SrCic Qicbc.

Sn Berlin, Grie Guunty, o., batsn riniae
"8sfcrmsr" aus rem fir jsbsn llnTnn rmpf6nS.
Iitn 8dleoiertsl zine gsisllltaft Der ,frrsn aie
be" srsriincst. Sie baten Elm gBirttsbaus, brei
sDcbntduisr unc 200 adsr 1anb eetauft. Das
sBrtbsbaus taben lis In rin Gisbss Sur GtatItde.
m'nt psrpanbsIt. Disie Ilutsrs @sIeli6aft Re.
lstt aus einiBen so Yericnsn. pcruntrr einise 80
5rauenSimmsr. girlIciGt tEren mir metr bappn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

DSOrr . 4. tsr junscn N inner, rrrtdrr
AM IeBtsn Greitaa 2ltsno in Der biefssn Spc.
5rtlcw oalIe Rattfanb. in. pe mir teridtet inp,
nl6 rem gSunf4e allsr Stelnrbmcr ausgefaarn.
DenleItrn wurre ,ablrei6 bssrwctnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

Ekg Cine Convention aller gcfo Scfp gcitrrrn
in YsnHfslranirn 1T i'm Srrihlasc c.--Git 3sit n
auf ben 4tsn Nar3 Su 6drrsturs = AM Gage
w:nn gR. 3. 9adsr aIe @oupern5r sinssIsbt pir6-
f'l8rirbt. Convention Der Goitcrsn Der @ea.
ner Der icbsrn glatcnaI assiruns pdrs stsnfalr
III niinIhen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

ct. epuis, 1. DEC. Der tetannte Tam.
pier Gassbsnp mad gew SrIrans, liire auf Elm
Saumfump sefern atsnb tri Anarantainr Sc,
lamb uno fanf nuscntidIi6 In II 8ue 8aFer.-
Gin Wann unb Elm Rino rrtranfen. Der Dam.
pfer III $4,000 msrtb, unb nit SIS, 1000 in
9ittsturger Sfiicrn prlitGrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
Neue Gurrter.


Die llnterseIhnstsn sebsn bisrpur6 itrtn 5rsuhs
ben unp einem aGsemeinm Yutlifum Die 9la4.
rt&t, eab fie muli@
TdS Gurfier>0tf6dft,
In Der StaSt alsntaun trscnnsn baten, ,inS ;fpar
an Der StrIe no pisies @el6dft I6cn felt SAB.
rsn Scn gBilIiam @rim bstriebsn pprren ia--
presn Stcd fe fduflt@ an i& sebtaft tatsn-
in Der 5anfitUn Straee. Sassnbud's @albauIs
sessnitn, n,-atlpO Fs inmsr
Gin SpllitSnbisss glhptteinent Sterleber,
&aIbfelte, SaaaTelle, Stptbs unb
Gi6ensSpblleber
unS frirs atlss Sds III ibr Sad sinIdldst gum Ser.
fauf auf Sanb taltsn, unp an ben allsrnitpnsltsn
preibsn sertauien reresn.
RDrglls grtsn Sdufe tvrrSsh INNER rinstncms
men unp pafdt Der tBafs Warftptris tsSablt.
glIs junss gtnfdnser bitten Ts Rm sshrtsten 3u.
ipru6, nO psrIprshen alIss M6slhs gu tbun INN
cinsn jebsn gnlprshenosni btnIiAtli6 rsr Yrfi6e
uub bic @ate Der gRaar'n, gu tririsSisn.
g8alter s. Grim,
Spirpb Sefcr.
Gctemtcr 8. 1857 nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
y erbci ratb ct:

am 2Sfm Nrsrmtsr, rur6 ten G6rw. Serrn
Srcta, Sr. Swengrpman,r ron pbilaoet.
rtin, nit Nlie Waria anua Sinemei.
ter, Ycn Buds Gaunty.
@m 261en 9lrprrttsr. tur6 rem GNrp. Srn.
3rle. Sr. q at banGa pcn 9heperml.
Lero, NIT 9RiB 6 attartnaa. Df d., ppn
Nierermarrnaie
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
petit Jurors. .-GrRe gRcae.


Gtarlrs &. 9icbr, Ma6lma&er, Strtauesn.
Scbn Srser, Bauer, SalJturs.
Samusl Sreor, S6utmd6rr. SdncSer.
Gbarles SG5nly, 8aufman, NiepermIlurb.
Benjamin Sspalp, Bauer, qynn.
Mcr9an @ppsl, @robfhmisO, Sal,tura.
5enrY Staufftr, gspman, ylisbermiiGuro.
Slrael epruI6, Baurr, gebsrmilfure.
Sdmuel 5urn, yscman, allrntaun.
aram German, Bauer, Srirfltsrs.
Gtrabam &ispp, DO 10
Saccb De Gong, 9aslGbnT, S6frmdGHaie.
Stumds gBeaser, gscman, aacntaan.
Nartin Sepsl, Sauimnnn, NUrrphdibal.
Srpis S6mtbt, geuman, Nllmiaun.
Samss .. Dtlin9er, Bauer, 9dspnmilicfe-
Satban Sernrr, 10 SaljtR!s.
aurcn 9rrru, Sdnsiber, GGintaun.
Scispb Wpssr, Bauer, !6anobsr.
glatban @erman, 2ecmaH, alIentaun.
SeHe 8lcb, @afpirtb, sswtil.
gStliam 5crn, 6utmaaer, Naentdnn.
SalOmun Boiler, Bauer, Dttrmnennsie.
SUnatban Srsrlsr, SGrsinsr, a[lentaun.
Ni6aeI Srob, 3immsrman, Qlentan.
5enrs 8iessl, Bauer, Msbrmaeunss.
epbraim Gong. DO Ncrbpbsitbaa.
9rnrY Gong, geeman, 9ynn.
5arriIpn Deiler, Bauer, Metrmaeunaie.
9bcmas 8lsin, Zimmerman, SbsrmaeunsIt.
Seifs Smitb, Bauer, Strrmafun8is.
5snrY se. gterbarb. gausr, 5anupr.
sBm. psttsrboIb, 8aufmanh; NOrbwtsilbalI.
@tarlss Softer, Bauer, StsrmiifCrb.
@batles 6. Bed, Sansbsr, Baf&nston.
spiaiam Z. Dsrr. SdslSbnsr, Qllsntaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
abrcilc SEQ ar.prcfoenten a pierce.

Baltimore, 30. gcS. Or grsTrsnt
pierre unp 6rdu futren beute BON bier I'm Rcr,
frlt Boot db, TIM FA i'm Ddmpfsr pcwSattan
naa Mabeira :insuidffen. Gr rurbe BON ben
Gitp 0uarrs an pls Beet retcrtirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
M0f1nie< Serf1uf.

I'm Samfin9 ben 26ffeu December, (2te Gbrifiaa,
UNI IL llbr Witta9s, lca auf esm 9lass felbf, fol;
9enoss ibdetnre lissenes Bsrn,Sssn Shsntlieb rsr,
touft nsrosn
ytc. f.-Gin setpi6er Shid 2ant,
9rls9sn in beiosibsrs 2ounfchip, esdbo Gauntp, feh
isno on ednosr ron ghllp arauB, G5cbfrisp Qetsr
pstcr GRtllsr uHo anore entbaItsno Is Hder. oc:
nauss SRaae. Die gsrte6srunssn oarduf tsfisbtn
| aus elmer
Gufen Gerberci,
nit nisftblsnprr @aGirsepaI, cinsm
- @pbnbaufr, quite S6enrr,
I:.s:V gsassufbcppsn unO aHerrn nStbisen auC,
ien9ctduotn Dorauf teinest fitb ster.
falls s'n prddtt9cr Raunsatien, NIT alerlsi Stfs
arfrn. Gin She'll prm Comb III gutter S6wamu.
$40. 2.-Gin geipi6rr StriA 9anb,
seitSiu in ttfa9tsm 2ounfbip uno Gauntp; aran.
,sno an Nc.l cntba!teno ad,r uno % Sautbsn.
unn III 9ntss 8auiano.
go. 3.-Gin 9rfpiBcr Strifb 2anr,
9clescn in bsinstsm SounIchip uno Gauntp ordn.
ieno ON SO. =; cntbaltcno 3 Gder, 1cnaues Waae,
stsnfalIs 9utss 8Oulanp.
go. 4.-Gin 9rpiBcr Strid 2ant,
ssISocu in tsia9tsm Souufbip uno gouutr ; IicfsnS
an Strth SC. 3, an eauo ron @cpfrito pttcr uno
anoers; entbnltcno adir, msbr ocsr wsnissr, gus
tes Baulanc.
9lp. 5.-Gin gepiEcr Strib 2ant,
sctc9rn i'm ndmlibcu Saunihip uno Gauntp; icI:
ieno on eano pcn Sscrsc 9itF. Scbn .bunfder unb
anosrr Cnthattcre adsr, nit 3uaatr. Sin 5bsil
ncn ettism Strtd IN prahti9rr Sbrpamu,, uuo rrr
Rsit III bcltaur.
9tm ndm'itbrn Sag nnb Srt
clIen auh fcG9cnec berprStitbs Sitter Sfcntitb rer,
fduft peroen
Gin SSa9cn, gRinbmdblt. Gage. Flua, Sftn unc
uch oiels aneerc aritrl ju unitinolih ;u msloen.
Die Ssein9uu9tn am &srtaufsta9s uuO aufrpor:
tun9 pcu
giattan German,
afh9niS pcn 9Cnrao 8Gsrr.
Dcttmtcr 0. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

" Cine Oame in Solmrs Gauntp, WTcuri,
srbenfte ii6 aus arrsrr iiter itrrn Munn. rrn lis
nit rtnem Nt9sr beim 6artenIpislrn antraif.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

s~S 6nee.-Sn Der lsstsn 8rritdS gla6t
IN sci uns elm tlsiuss SGnse@n srfalen = abrr
nur 70 yie um bsn gruno gum S6eil ju trrcdrn-
I6paiS Ssuus I'M bic 6aisn ipiiren Su fSnnen.- :
Die @ittrung 1T atrr fsitpem elmer Gerdneerung
unttrsanSsr, unp a1sr SGnec iR peridwuuSsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
GrlfarapbifGts.
Srane cines DampferS auf Gem
fl1iTouri.

St.eruis, 80. NcS. Ter DdmpIsr Stem
eucs Sertrannte am pcrssn Wittpp6 6--wabrenp
sr bel De sDitt auf Dem MiNcuri I'm gis las.-
Ssrluit $4,000, wCpcH $4,000 prri9rrt.- =
&ein 2rben aina perlpren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
o b er g d. 1t &c

osn nntrehsn, psnn tbr tsi rem l.ntrfhriebenen
8ufst nlic on,--esr Srt in gum sdito 6es oreecn
S5ub, stnt9s 2bdrcn ctsrboIb rem GcurtbaIf, in
daSntaun.
Srnaiban 8si&arb.
R"een'eer2 :. nqim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
Sefentlt6e N16ri6t.
Nn allc Tru9tfGufer In 9edja Gauntv.

2th aIle VrnHttaufer IN Se6a Gaunty.
sRir bic uutsrftrieteusn Slusrn ron Sbsrs Ro,
tun9ls 2aunlhip, ssha Gaunip ba6sn uns vntld5lcCs
len, ote ueesrtrstun9 oes 9rpidt; uno Waaas:csess.
g, papit IN unl!rer Stootts Ssse9sbuu9 Den 16icn
aptil, i'm Jobr lSi5. burto unftrs Trubt: oSupIsr
IN ausntaun uno ubsrbaupt ollie bic eeoacbtes ge:
l6d tsfretbsn, in unferm sunScn Gauutu. nibt mebr
anger sn euesn i--Rdmtidb 60 plumb Rcaacn unp
0silhtsrn fur Gin Sufbd gu nshmen, nc unlsre e5ss
ltss nur 56 gfuno erIaubsn.-Der Rceeen uno oos
0ellbtcrn paren fhsn Sftsrs elm Sbalsr tas gu.
lbsl uno ort6er,-oa BADEN mir 8lusrn z bis 8
Vents nod Den 8srecH an isoSm 8uiheI psrlcrsn.
oeppr9sn baNsn mir, bic untsrfbrietsnsn gausrn.
uns snfldbcssn nab Dem ]. Soq Sanuar 1858, uu:
lsrn Nc99en uno SSelbtcrn nebt onoers als tsi Dem
9sfBmaP'9sn 9emltbte gu rSrfaufsn-eas 1T So
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

Gclumbi a, 80. Ncp. Gr.0cuv Sam-
mcno puroe beute prn rsr Staatescfcbsebuns,
an bic Stsae res rrrifcrt. Srn. Butter, gum Ser.
Ct. Senatpr erp66lt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
Ginr acpiEe fddtbare Sauerri,

Cine 9ctpiGe iddbbare Sauerri
sclsssn in Ssipelbrs SaunI6ip. sr6a Gauntp
arrnSsno an 0inrrr pom Gbarles 6unteI, Scbn
Stmibt, pster S6nsiper, yintban geter, Daniel
S6nsioer, GCnrap Srum uno Daniel Gtrrt, rnt.
baItsno Sc 9dcr unO 9futbrn. aeruusS Maag
20 ader oapcn III pom tsilsn So,lanb, 10 adrr
sBielen, Der 8ef IN 9utes Saulanp. Tis Ser'
tslIsrunSen Fnp Gin 3priltdises, rsttcrSstrurbs'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

Gpparb 5rlIpeiIer, 1a9Itbner, 9ynn.
atrnbam 6crn, Bauer, Sbrlaurun.
GbarIes Otittcr, Saufmann, Sdnossr.
9arib Sster, DO gBal6inatuu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

Scnas @ouer,
phlIip !boas,
Jaecb 6nos,
ISharlSs 96afer,
&otban S8albsrt,
pbitip 3risler.
Oapio 3tialcr,
Daniel 3siaIcr,
Somusl 3cistsr,
5cnotbou 6ortman,
fmcs Braus,
Strr9s Zimmerman,
Biliom 5immsrmau,
I.oenrp SRchr,
Satcnen Ilcbr,
Willtam Wchr,
IRsuteu SRchr,
Bertram Gsip,
0ario SD1ufslmon.
ISbarlss sRufslman,
Daniel y ersr,
SaIcmcn gJlcpsr,
Pm. 6. eihteupaIner,
1rbn z. Ssibsrlius,
5cnus Stniicrmatbsr,
SiIsb. 2. siesubsrssr,
Reuben Z 'nne,
Daniel ,'oaiue,
>atcb batnp,
Su;ct StsiuiuStr, fiu.
5dscb Stsinin9sr. Jun.
solcmrn Stsininstr,
@rcrae Sttininser,
9aatban 9Ore,
Satcb 6aine,
| IScnns Stblihcr,
!
Daniel Shmspcr. ftn.
Narcn Sthmsrsr,
Oanict Shmcrsr, Jun.
Donio SthmCpsr,
Sbcmas Sbmsper,
BilIcu9hbp Sbmsper,
5atcb .pcuer,
Better Sretni1
sbcmas 6. :Preini9
Scnatban Brcinil
Saect Brsini1
5atct Spnre,
Scnus SJ0chr, =
IMuatbon 8. @ifrr,
Daniel Shtauh,
Sopin S6lauh,
Salcmcn. eihtenpauntr,
IGbarlss eihtsnwaGuer,
Hsniamin 8upp,
8iuiam Il cch,
Daniel 8uns,
BilIiam Shmcrer,
0iuiam Dsfh,
Garcn @rammes,
Scnas @,rammes,
Samcs eithtenpalIner,
IGbartss 8uttr.
+3u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
December o.
2lufgefb benrr
W1iIen9eri6 Serfauf.

8raft unp Sufotss zines Sefsbls aus rrm g4ai.
lenseritt pCn Ssha Gauntp. fOll MittwpdS BEN
30lsn December nS6fens. um llbr RaGmit.
tags, auf brm 9IaBe isIbf, tfentIia prrtluft
rerrcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
2lufgeI6 bener
WaiGenaeri0tS 0erfdnf

Sn &ruft uuo sufrt9e sinss Srfsbls aus brm 9Rai
ftn9erid,t pcn eedba Guuntp, fell auf Samltoes ben
26trn December, (2te Gbriitu9l um IL lbr SRit:
tags, auf psm plate fItit Sftutlib pertnu wsreen
Gin getpiBcr Stri6 2anb,
nit Stm SusebSr. 9cessn in 6eiosl6sra 5duhibip,
ssha 9auutp, 9rdnseno an e6nesr pcn Dan. arum,
6enrr 8rum Daniel Sirt, Sdtcb Srsiuser uuo
dnpsrr tntbattcno 10S 2dsr uno 139 Nufben, os:
naucs gRuaFs lnecfSbr Is adst faprn fno gBie.
fen, So ader g9aoIuuo. unp Ger 8et 1T sutss 8au.
lnnc, in einem 9utCn Gulturyftnnos. Die @sr6sI:
trunaen earauf fnp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

pNpll'ublgsH 0eml0te
plumb gu Dem 8ulbrt.
Schn eitbtsnpaGnsr,
SaIcmrn q 8cner,
Seniamin Tc9sl,
Scbn .. etdbtenpaunsr
Siaae baas,
Scbn Scrs,
anerrw Srstiisr,
Scnas SRalbcrt,
5faas bumcl,
Oauio refer,
Oauio Sitlsr,
6enru Stsiu,
Samuel Smitb,
%. y. Se9cL
aepi gBaltsrt,
Sem 95lsilsr,
Scbn .. Sc9ct,
B. Sc9si,
&phraim gScnncr,
Somuel .boos,
Slias eithtsnwauusr,
Scfbua S1ics.
Stcr9e Site.
Sbtchalo 6uhns,
Wlatbins Subns,
Reuben Suns,
5cnatbon Sums,
Sotcb Shdfer,
SrnnetS NtihCr,
Biucu9btp @utb,
sccnaro SRepcr,
Scnas SC2cpCr,
lcnaS eiernbsr9cr,
Samuel 6cru,
5cnas 8uns.
oeurp Sums,
Samuel .Guhns,
@bnrlss Subns,
Stcree 8unb.
@cniamin 8ctb,
silabman 6stsrlp,
Scfspb !6ctsrlr,
5srcmioh 8ubns,
Samuel Stetler,
Salcrcn Stellcr,
tSam eiesntsrssr,
sspi 8ramlih.
samuel 6ubns,
German Rupp,
5atcb stbtsnwaGncr,
Sefe enrcs,
5enrn cares,
Geom Oh,
5citpt SRiGsr,
Sascb Hdir,
Jcnos @ernrrt,
Seds Smith,
91athon @eruert,
Gbrllttan llnecr,
3cui. SthcHenter9sr,
5cnatbon Srertsr,
Irnds SrsrIer,
Samuet eitbtsnnonnGr,
NttembSr 0, 1857.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

- 9 10 fsQS pbnbanS,
i:;i:Wss init elmer gortIa Der snnjsn ednse rrt
GszsA 9auiss mad, cine StwsiSsrI6eurr 40
bel 60 5ue. SprinSbaus, gBa9snIaCppsn unp an.
auiisn8stduCe. Ssi rsm Saule n Gin gutter
BaiTertrunnsn unb Elm poBisIider GrpfrIs IsSaum'
sartrn unN aurgs Sbftdums auf Dem gIsn.
tbum.
DB" SSlte Cti9rs GiarrtGum ani ebistn Gage
niat Srrfauft wnoen. 10 fol- ss Sur ndmliGen 3sit
rerle9nt perptn.
Sc II piss bas bIrtsrldTene Iicsenbe @rrmBsrn
tes prrftcrtrsn peter@ bert, lsstbin prn Be.
Iastem Gauni6ip unp @auntp.
Die Sscinsunsrn am Sertuuftsdsr unb guT;
partun9 pom a.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
s nr D<G fte
fir ben Sanuar Sermin 1858.
December ..

Brano Jurere.
@bratam Slant, SaubcI,Idscr, StaIaucen.
Gltas ensslman, Bauer, Niepermilfcrp.
OaptO 8ob, S6neiesr, SsipsIbrrs.
8subsn Spinner, Bauer, SnlSturs.
Narpn Wlcler, bu eynn.
SOnas Snsrr, S6utma&sr, 9cw6iq.
giutban Drei6er, SaubOI,banplsr, alImtaun.
Scbn gieli9t, SGnrper, bo
Scbn @rcu, re YprtwbsttoQ,
SamusI WParr yerman, Gllsntaun.
Dapio Sern, Bauer, Stermilfprb.
Deter GnseIman, DO Niepsrmilfcrc.
Swen 8cmtg, Nldller, NprbpbettaQ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
.AwA Gin Spppettrs IL Stpf bpbrs
:;;:h.s SlpcesSSpb pbnbanS,

AzyA Gin Spppettcs Il Strf bptrs
:;;:hMa Sfpcf:SSp bmbauS,
AsiA s6wcijertheusr, @osenihcp. Sprins.
bous uno anocre 1uesngbSues. Gs tefinoet ft,
stenfaus elm Saumsortn nit ahsscrp6hlcn Stlt.
bdumen auf 6Em eanoe, uno ss fIiset ohd Gin gBaf
itrtrcm eurtb boTsts. Sbises @issnttur tnnn I'M
GSuuScn rbcr in StddSn utrtauft pcrosn, pis es
Rdufsr am SbidIdfen Fin mag.
2Gm itdnt1iben Sag nnb Crt
Icum oub nOd fcIssnes bspsslibe @atsr sfsuttid
psrtauft pstosr, ndmtidb
Gin Sausn, elm aBdsen, cine gsaasi:D Dsi6Id,
eannsu, Dtds tn6 Sprs9d, Elm 6clsi6Gnen, Safer,
5aden, Sfenrcbr, S6sblSds, planten, 6ebetbant
nit sdraubs, .Safer, sBai,su, 9Sdlbfern tino Budbs
wai,sn bsim Suicbd uno cnit nctb pisls anpste ar:
titst gu umltdnotid gu ncloen.
Gs III Dies eas bnterIaFsns Giscntbuia bss per.
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NUMBER gig.

SUFFERING AT SEA.-The Norfolk (va) Argus
contains an account Of the wreck Of the ship jersey
Captain Andrews, bound for Hampton Roads, with
guano, on the 21st ut. and the suferings of the
crew. The vessel struck on sand bar two or three
miles from shore, and some distance South Of Cape
Henry, in heavy snowstorm. The Argus says:
The fore and miZen masts were cut away and the
crew remained board doing all that could be done
to save her until o'clock A. NJ, on the 22d when
the waves dashed furiously over the deck and the
men were almost frozen and blinded by the heavy
snow storm that continued.
One OF the boats was then launched and lost and
another which also lost together with one of the
men. third boat was then lowered upon the turbu-
lent waves that threatened the whole crew. with des
tructon. This boat soon filed and sank. Fortu-
natey the ship well supplied with boats having
four. The last boat, the only means of escape from
from the sad fate that threatened was then lannched
eighteen men got board with great difficulty and
were tossed upon the swollen pillows which bore
them rapidly towards the shore. The captain losing
nearly all hope that she would stand the violence Of the
storm and reach the Shore ordered all hands to take
off their coats and prepare to swim The little boat
however being kept by the oars well before the
faithfully rode the waves dashed bravely through the
breakers, and Capt Andrews and seventeen Of his
men half frozen, reached the shore; after which one
Of the men, yielding to the power of the Storm sank
down upon the seety sand and was soon a corpse.
We learn that there were spectators the shore who
shed tears at the perilos-condition of the storm
beaten mariners, and while witnessing the fearful
battle which they bad with the wild fury of the wind,
and the rapid roll of the heavy surges. ;,
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'Neh Orleans 9ailp Grestsnt
I-Have and O-Had-I.

This quaint little poem Is translated from the &c
man. 1t is beautiful paraphrase Of the familis
proyerb, ga bird in the hand is worth two in til
bush -
There two little songsters well known in the an
Their names are I-Haye and O-HadI;
EHave will come tamey and perch on your hand,
But O-Had-I will mock you most sadly.
LHave, at first sight, is less fair to The eye,
But his worth is far more enduring
Than thousand O-Had-I's that sit far and high
On roofs and on trees so allurng.
Full many golden egg this bird will lay,
And sing you :" be CHEEKY! be cheery!"
0, merrily then will the day glide away,
And sweet shall your sleep be when weary.
But let an -TIad-I once take your eye,
And longing to catch him once seize you,
Hell give you no comfort nor rest till you die
Lifelong he'll torment you and tease you.
He'll keep you all day running up and down hill,
Now racing, now painting and creeping.
While far overland this sweet bird at his will,
With his golden plumage is sweeping.
Then every wise man who attends to my song,
will count his I-Have choice treasure,
And when;epan6I 6ItadI comes flying along,
Will just let him fly at his pleasure. :
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gutal SntsIligsnts.
CHARITY Hosp1rAL.-Report for the week ending

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FIRST DISTRICT CoeRT.-dc4aHd oJ MT. udr-
idndThe trial Of VIM H. Garland late City Treasurer was
resumed yesterday number OF witnesses were examined for
the defence and their testimony combined with that drawn
from the prosecution witnesses cEosexaminaon such
to recssafe the defence accept So as the extent OF
the enco 1t was shown that Mr. Garland had been twice
charged with certain of money and in other respects the
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r"No, IHAv'NT BEGUN To FtGHf H-Sueh was the
asked him if he had surrendered Although his decks
were slippery with blood, his ship on fire, his guns
dsnounted> 'aad his colors shot away, Paul Jones,
with an immortal heroism, kept up the fire. a- .
:. Do you surrender ~ shouts the English captain,
when he saw that the colors of the Bon HDn,sne
Richard we're gone from the masthead.
There Was lull in the conficton for an instant
d, -. /" And the -hpldest held his breath !''8 fs'
as Paul Jones, with blood and powder stains waved
| his sword and gave the memorable answer =.
:! No, l have not begun to fight ~
And the result was that the battle changed, and in
a few moments the British frigate struck her colers
and surrendered, and Paul Jones, leaping from his
Sinking vessel, stood victorious upon the royal
| deck. -'--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

RHEUMATISM VS.. .AsTHMA.-I must tell you of a
last summer on board tie ., He,ndricE Hadson.a
After tile passengers had retired to their berths, the
following dialogue ensued in the ladies' cabin, of
which the door was left partly open to promote the
circulation of air. rheumatic lady and an asthmetic
old lady could not each be satisfied with reference to
the door They kept singing out in alternate strains
from their night caps the rheumatic: 80
Chambermaid, shut that door, shall die !"
The asthmetic-" Chambermaid, open that door
| shall die ~ .f,.
So the contention went on for some time, and the
yellow maid, with bandanna handkerchief on her
head, fairly fustered. At last old gentleman
disturbed by the alteration and net wishing to show
any partiality sang out from his own berth:
g Chambermaid for Heavens sake open that door
and kill Of those ladies' and then shut it and kill
t'other =" ,r. r aF na ~
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POISONING IN GERMANY.-The utmost care is taken
to prevent persons from obtaining posens for evil
purposes in Germany, none being sold any pretence
without written certificate from physician, who
must be known to the dealer. Rat poisons are sold
without this order but the arsenic used for this pur
pose is thoroughly mixed with lamp black and talow,
which produces compound too nauseous for human
suicides to venture upon. L. M \ ~ LL-M-
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THE ESD APPRoACHING--The granite walls of our
new Custom. House are rapidly approaching compile
being raised and fitted. When this is completed,
soon it will be, the giant derrick which has so
long been the most prominent object seen On ap-
prUching our city from the bay or the river, will be
Even in its present imperfect condition. the building
is ornament to principal street and exctes the
marked admiration of all who have not grown indf
erent tots architectural beauty by the slow progress
Of its developments Mobile Register, Thursday.
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FROM RED RIvER.-The Alexandria American OF
Saturday last says:
The weather here for the past week has been very
disagrc cable. We have not had clear day during
that time, it rained a cold misty rain from Monday
morning till last night, when itcleared off cold and
this morning good fires are Indispensable. =
| The river here continues to rise. ::
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VIII leave on SATCRpAY. 1T, inst. At o,cI?ck 2 NJ
TaZ. FOR LEFLORE, GREENW0Op MA
= RON Tchula, iazoo City, Saartia Fictsbug,
Mattel and ~ irsrnIeiia:e la"dng'-it9=:!'ar
draft passenger stenner Lewis thiteman, Wallace.
receiving freight ana Wii leave s ibJNe
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to .,-
jail r. H. SMITH - lcoln lcNolntonlas street