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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
Gift Sale of Books at Auction,
Furnishing and Fancy Goods,

Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
TUsT received per Express choice lot of Ladies and
a GeDtlemen's Dressing Cases Work Boxes furnished
Palm Leaf Fans; Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Cloth
Brushes Pocket Books, Portmonies Razsrs and Straps
julys. J. h. McGJLL.
WHITE d COLORED SHIRTS.
OUR Stock Of Shirts is now complete, ranging in SIZE
from IL to Is iEches in the neck. We fit every
size, ana warrant all the inner grades, For sale by
July in. McGILL.
UNDERWEAR.
lust TO hand another invoice Of seasonabe Underwear
= OF Linen, Silk, Lise Thread, Gauze Merino, GAUGE
Cotton, and variety Of other styles.
Julys. }. H. MoGILL.
NECK TIES.
= ECEIvED this day a superb assortment of Ties plain
Julys, J. H. MoGiiI
HALF HOSE.
MOTHER invoice of Socks, various styles, received
July 8. J. H. McGIL
BYRON AND STANDING COLLARS.
A HANDSOME assortment Of Collars, regular styles
n and few small Standing Col ars received by
July s. J. H. McGILL:
SHIRT BOSOMs AND PEARL STUDS
A SMALL lot of handsome Shirt Bosoms, and a supply
n Of beautiful Pearl studs, received and Tor sale by
July D. J. II. McGILL.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
WE have yet few best quality Sole Leather Trunks
July s. J. H. moGILL.
BUCKSKEN GLOVES.
fUST received small lot Of light Dress Buckskin Gloves
- and variety of other styles for sale by
Ladies' and GentIemen's Furnishing Store
g ~ EoF ~ &C.,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

SEEIIsE Es0sOMs I'VE have nes = supsEb ia =
- scns oF tits so@s q tkea haaasaasy szsbFoasr
ss. Per fsls.ey Nal J. Il. Me6lLL.
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SHERIFFALTY.

Nashville, May 18th. 1857.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-26
L A T EST N E w S .
ErOm Washington.

WAsHISGToN, Dec 24.--In response
to a resolution oi the Senate. the President
yesterday sent to that body the cores
pondence between Count Sartiges and Mr..
Marcy relative to the Greytown lombard
ment.
Mr. Sartiges claimed indemnity to the
full amount of losses by French citizens,
owing to the destruction of Greytown ],
but Mr.. Marcy, in reply, calmly inform
ed him that the President had not been
able to find any ground Of right or equity
upon which such u reclamation could be
sustained; and entered into long argu-
luent to how that he was fortified in this
position by the principles of International
law. MIR. Sartiges merely responded that
he would submit the document to his 90
vernment, but it does not appear from
these documents that there has been any
reply.
1t is said that at least two-thirds OF the
members OF Congress have gone home to
spend their holidays Of the five hun
dred thousand dollars of back pay of the
members more than one fifth of the a.
mount has already been drawn.
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PrTsBURG, Dec. 23.-The mayor of
this city has addressed letter to the pre-
sident of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad company, forbidding the
laying of tracks along the streets of the
city, to form a junction with the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad The president replies,
claiming the right under the act of the
Legislature and the decision of the Sup
RENE Court, and intimating that in the
absence OF compromise the company
VIII have no alternative but to complete
their track at once.
ROCHESTER, Dec 23.-The coroners
inquest on the body of Charles w. Little,
which was recently found in a mutilated
condition, lying below the Falls, has been
closed, and verdict rendered holding
the wife of the deceased and her brother.
Ira Stout, for trial on the charge of hay
ing committed the murderous deed
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New York Markets.

New YORK, December 25.--Flour-
The market to-day was quiet with sales
of 1000 barrels. Common to good State
at $4, 2Oa4 .25 Ohio $4.70a4.85 South
ern $4.85a5. 20.
Wheat--The market is heavy, Sales
of 5000 bushels at 1875 cts for white and
1l5 cents for red.
Corn-'rhe market is firm; sales of
10000 bushels at 54a55 cents for white !;
yellow 60a65 cents.
Pork-Mess had declined Is cts and
Prime % cents-Sales of Mess at $3.50
a15.75; Prime S13 25a13,50
Lard--Ilas declined 9c-sales at 81
a93 cents.
Whisky-EIas advanced 3c-sales of
Ohio at "a cts.
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A Family Murdered at WestfieItf.
Mass

WEsTFIELD, MASS, Dec. 23.-An ia
tense excitement prevails in this vicinity,
occasioned by the discovery which has
just been made, of the murder of the wife
and children of one of our residents. a
Swiss emigrant named Albert Straube.
The bodies of the victims were found in
bed, with the throat of each one cut
They have probably been lying in this
condition ior the past week, during which
period Mr.. Straube has been missing. He
is strongly suspected Of having committed
the terrible crime, and active exertions
are being made to pursue him The time
he has had to make his escape, if really
guilty, renders a pursuit difficult, how
ever.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
4 nv ~ 1T 6 TIN nyanutnd to mo NV A

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
I'D Il r U s It , executed to me by A.
Knapp, bearing date December 10Th 1857,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
this City, shall for the benefit of certain
claims therein specified, proceed to sell at
Public Auction on the premises at IL O'Clock,
on SATURDAY, the 2pd of January 1858,
the entire stock, consisting of Wheelwright,
Coachmaking and Blacksmith's Tools, Drays,
earrings, Springs, Lumber DC, &c.
To any one wishing to engage in the
Wheelwright, Coach or Blacksmith business,
this opportunity offers rare advantages, the
location having been proftably used for the
above business, for the last fifteen or twenty
years. The premises can be obtained, and
possession given Immediately on application
to w. H. Turner. The owner is willing to
make any necessary alterations to suit the
tenant.
All persons indebted to the said A. Knapp,
are requested to come forward and settle i'm
mediately.
WIN. c. MARROW,
de 2l-m.s. u lstj Trustee.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, So for six mmlths. and
S FOR three months, payable in advance
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Still La ter from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-The Legislature
Of Kansas has repealed the law authori-
zing the Calhoun Uecompton) Conven-
ton. 1t has also passed, over Gov.
Stanton's veto, bill organizing the
militia of the Territory, of which Gen.
Lane has been appointed Major General,
with eight Brigadier Generals. The
Legislature has also passed a law au-
thorizlng a vote Of the people, on the
18th OF January, upon the Calhoun con-
stitution, in both forms, and also against
the said constitution A new law for
preventing frauds at elections has also
been passed.
The Militia law establishes Military.
Board, consisting of a major general.
inspector general, adjutant general,
quartermaster general, commssary gen.
eral, eight brigadier generals, and the
commander-in-chief, or Territorial Gov
ernor, This Board, or majority OF it,
has power, and it is more its duty, to OF
ganize immediately the militia OF the
Territory. 1t is also competent to call
out the militia to muster or drill, in d
case OF emergency, or at the call of a civil
officer; take charge Of the arms, &.
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@s- Listen, We Dyspeptics.-GO
a nd do Likewise. Permanent Cure

The Rev James Ilunnicutt. proprietor aad
editor of that excellent paper, the Christian
Banner, published at Fredericksburg, Va.
in his editorial of June 5th. 1857, thus speaks
of his cure:
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
1t will remembered by many of our readers,
that several years ago we stated in the edi-
torial columns of the Christian Banner, that
HAMProN's VEGETABLE TGNcrURE had effected
a cure for Dyspepsia in our own casc-that
we had labored long with this terrible dis
ease, and suffered most awfully, the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies
this horrible enemy of man and mans hap
piness. For long time we lived in constant
fear that the tell monster would RETURN
But, thank God, and thanks to Hampton's
Tincture, the gloomy demon has not vet re-
turned, and we begin to think he never will.
Wenow feel confident in saying that Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture has made radical
cure ofDyspepsia in our own case. We have
not taken a drop of it for the last two years,
to the best of our recollection. We eat what
we please, and as much as we please and chew
tobacco to our hearts content, and all is we'll.
We believe that twelve bottles, iudiciously
taken, will cure nine cases out of every ten of
dyspeptics. We conscentiously recommend
it to all dyspeptics. The spring time and
summer it is most recommended, therefore,
as philanthropist, we call attention to it.
Editor Of the Christian Banner.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of
Cough, Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c. As res
torative and invigorator, it has been highly
recommended.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Ng~ Delicate Ladies and Children will
please give it a trial.
ls~ See advertisement in another place.
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From the Utah Army.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-An express had
reached Leavenworth from Utah. The
whole United States forces, except Cook S
command, were concentrated at Black
Fork, and were moving to Fort Bridges
1t was feared all their animals would
perish during the winter. The report
that two companies OF infantry had met
with reverses is unfounded.
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Christmas Presents.
Christmas and New Years
DIR ESENTS

Always Giue Something Useful.
T NOW now offer my entire stock of La
Il dies and Misses Furs, Sable, Stone Mar
tin, Mink and Fitch Capes, Victorines, Mufs
and Cuffs of the most fashionable styles, at
such reduced prices, as to induce those not
having provided themselves with gifts, to
purchase USEFUL and FASHIONABLE
set of Furs for their friends. My stock is
new and desirable and of the choices styles
and qualities, going cheap for cash, at the
Temple of Fashion.
R. H. STEVENS,
de % No. Z, Market Square.
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Boston, Dec. pa private letter
from Liverpool announces the death of
Thomas Warburtou, Esq, for a long
series of years proprietor Of the Exchange
News-Room in that city.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-26

ST. LOUIS, Dec 23.-Five companies
Of Colonel Summers regiment aud the
first cavalry had recently taken winter
quarters at Fort Riley,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-26

BosToN, Dec. 23d.-Over 81 900 were
realized last night to the funds of the Bos-
ton Provident Association, in aid of the
poor, by the Hon. Edward Everett's ora.
ton in the Musical Hall.
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Literary and Scientific Tnsti-
tute Lectures.
PROGRAMME FOR December

L and january. ny
Prot. MARINE, of New York City, will de-
liver the 9TH and 9th Lectures before the
Literary and Scientific Institute, on SAT-
uRDA1 and MONDAY evenings, the goth,
and 28th of December, at
Inst tute Hall.
Subject-lst Lecture ''Oratorv." I'd
''The Law of Spiritual Progression
Tickets Of admission % cts
lecture to commence at Z q O'clock.
o. p. BALDWIN, will occupy the even
ings of the 18th, 18th, and 18th Of January.
Subjects-"Eloquenc and Speech-making"
lin two Lectures.) 3rd ''The Battle of Life"
de 10.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 24th.-The st. Louis
Democrat publishes Kansas letter this
evening, showing an increase in the en-
element, with fighting and bloodshed.
On the evening of the 10th instant
battle was fought at Fort Scott between
the free State and pro-slavery men, in
which five OF the latter We're killed. in
Guiding Blake Little, member of the
Lecompton Constitutional Convention
Many We're wounded on both sides.
including twenty three free State men.
The origin Of the difficulty was the
appearance OF Clarke, the notorious muir
derer OF Barber, two years since, in COM
pany with the sheritf's officer, attemp
ting to collect taxes of the free State men.
and Selling property in default of pay
ment, making the prosecution under the
rebellion law.
Great excitement existed among the
Mlssourians on the border, who had as
sembled in strong numbers, and more
lighting was anticipated.
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MARINE NEWS.
THURSDAY, Dec. "a.

THURSDAY, Dec. "a.
ARRIVED.
Steam Ship Virginia, Capt. Kelly, from
Philadelphia.
Brig Empire, Ferris, from Boston, with
stone, for the Navy Yard.
Schr. Emily Perkins, - from New Ha-
ven, hay, to Leigh & Bro.
Schr. Isis. Baxter, from Hyanis, Mass,
with fish &c, to Alex. Bell g. Son.
SATURDAY, Dec. rs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia, Pierson, from Bait.
Schr. Mary A. Fender. Keough, corn, to
Bockover Il Wilder.
Schr. Marian, Heath, N. G; corn to Gran
DIV & Stout.
Schr. Eugene, Mitchell, corn, to D. D.
Simmons & Bro.
Boat Martha George, N. G; corn, to Gran
dy q Stout.
Boat E. Ferebee, N. G ; corn, to Grandy
& Stout.
Schr. j. c. Roach, Clock, from the wreck
of the ship Eva Donapher, with few boxes
of mdze.
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stoves, Hot Air Furnaces,
FIREPLACE. STOVES,
RANGES, CAMBoOSEs. &C, &c.
OUR friends and the public generally are
" informed, that having largely increased
our facilities, we are now prepared to supply
promptly all articles embraced in our line, on
usual terms, (wholesale and retail) at lowest
prices to punctual customers. We name in
part the justly celebrated New World Cook
Stove, than which there is no better Cook
Stove in the country-we have also for sale
the Delaware Cook, Complete Cook, Enchan-
tress, Fanny Forester, Sunrise Alright,
Morning Star, Globe, Bucks Patent, Pacific,
&c.
Our assortment Of Parlor, Store, Office
and other Stoves is large and desirable.
We also, offer to the public the Spiral Hot
Air Furnace, which is so constructed as to
present a very large radiating surface, with
out the least obstruction of draft thus max
ing it a great fuel saver, as well as an excel
lent heater.
Purchasers will find it decidedly to their
advantage to examine our large and we'll Sc
led stock before leaving their orders else
where.
VIM. d. ROBERTS, Jr. q CO.,
Wide Water street and Roanoke sd.
de %
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
MGerb0uz z0efeQf0Qft.

SstObe 10, 1857. SrIummIuns Der Gree.
ute' eommittss am 9aufe BON Sotng. o d..
tie !, In aasntaun, 8. 8. S6ans I'm Stubt.
Bsrbanblunsen scrbsrisn Ser1amnlluna sers
ltien unp aHssnOmmrn. Guf SorIGlas bee pre.
Rpentsn purre
BE ( d 10 en-, bab fire Yrobir. .Satu sur
usbun8 bon pfrbn often Ien fpa ron nun an
bic 1ur ndffrn ausltslIuns (Sunntass ausas,
nommsn.) gu 80 Gents fir bic SabrsSeit ub1 124
Sents ttr teos sinssns Ssnubuns. pCfdr F& elm
Sscsr stn psrmit bonn S6abmsiaer su psriGaifrn
BAT; uno bic SsrwaItunss. 6 cmmitts, Icu NIT
erm ScwCtnr am aueitslunsssrunS li,tsrsin.
funft treiftn wsSen bem sbcrtulten.
-Dab tsr sesenwdrtise 9swctnsr CSr. Brn.
Ftr) has 0obnbaus fir elm Sabr l6nasr BON 1 :.
nddiirn 9Ifril an tswrbnsn mag. an BEN ndmli>
6rn Ssbtnsunasn pis bieter, mtnn's itm 70 BE-.
lstt. grtast.
7etbua St6bfer. Gre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
SdlrsdIis!1ss T!nali.d |.

I'm Sorlfbtsn Samaas lpraa Samss Gbams
Gin 8auT pon 8etinlcn Eaunlhip, alIsahsnr
Gaunts. auf Der 8iidfsbr bon pIttsturs BEL sinsnl
aneeTn Bauer Wamens @riett Gin, 100 aeraes
NIT elmer gialane sserpl&sn ipurbs. Sm 0e.
iprdh nabm er etpas Strct unb ftsdte GO In bic
Ndf6ins. Dabsi braGtt tr lsinsn 6lnscr binein
anb Fcnnte f6, cb9lsi6 sin Nann pom sroser
8Srprildtfe. ni6t tpisrtr fret MAIDEN - nit Der
Drebuns bes eplineers trurce lein @rm tinein.
ss3cssn unb bis Sur S@uIter In Stide sstru&sn.
Nur nit Der srSbtm NIbe sslans &c. ben lin.
sladii&sn Su befrsirn Itn Wslift mar 70 nate
an ben 3dbnen bss 9slinrsrs. bas Is ron benIel.
ben blutis serist purts. Dem srGell6 9srpun.
rsten parcs jsbmS5li&r Seiaanp sslsifst. Gin
Nadsor futr bic Sebn Reilsu mad pittsturs in
elmer Stunbe unb bUite ben Dcttcr MeGcut {;
bod ale bieier auf bem Shauplabe bes llnsliids
anfam, mar abams l6en balls tObt BON 8lutvtr.
lua. Der Gr,t omputirte ben arm; am fclaen.
ben Wcrsen iserG irurbe Der llnslidiiGs bur6
ben Cob ppn lsinsn seibsn erlSf CT mar ein
Wdnn pcn 35 bic 40 Sabren. Irtr ssa6ttt, unr
binterId6t cine 5rau NIT msbrersn Sinbsrn.
(5. Srunp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
6eouIo.

Wan6sr ameritanI6e &nabe Sat wpbl, tpenn
er bic @eIhihten leines 9anbes lds, lhpn aes
ptinl6t, audh ein 70 GROCER unp sssbrtrr Wann ~
psrosn, pie @eUrse Ual6mstcn mar. Der
DunI4 III ni6t ju taosln uno mag ;u tbrlm
Strsben antrsttsn. absr btrsnft aud wcbl iebsr
8nabs eatsi, ba6 es Cine Ger sr5btsn 5usenptn
gSaf&instcn's mar. bab sr secuIoiS parten fcnns
te Z nitt auf einem eplsn StreitrpB in sldn,snber
Uniform, feline 3ruppen gum &anIpf unp gum Sic.
&c fiitrenp, nit Der sSelt ,essnp, pis tapfsr unb
belpsnmitbis er Irin fcnnte, lpnorrn inmitten rer
na9snoIisn Seiprsnib bic uni6sinbars, sinfafe
1usenO bes 8epulpieen gSartsnS iitrnO.
gloa ME IN irssnb Gin Wann ipatrtaft erue
unc ebrsnwsrtt 9ewcrbsn pbne sisl bartr Irbeit,
Icl6e. pie pisle Snaben bic germ I6ne1 grc6e
Wldnner nereen mThten, unter tbrer yBirpe ,u
balten pFsgsn. Giniss Der rsbilen 9rutr in Nme.
rifd tssanncn itr @r1dSfteIstrn nit 9lusfraen
uno 5curranmaGn. giee unlrer arG6tsn Grin.
Der orbsitstm iaurr Stunbra tri eitt an taten
Bntermcrssn tn irsenp ensm ssrinsrn 5anpwsrf,
atrabe in Dem Ntsr. mo &nabrn su l6afen lies
ben. bis pds 5rdbflf auf rem 1ii6r fstt. Die
sr6bten S&riftittuer, Hebnr unb Staatsminner
unltrs Qanpss wancerten ais Snabsn mrlrnpsit
~ irsrno elmer Di7riftidule burb S6nse unp
gSiup unb artsitstcn reclih ben san3sn CONNER
binNur6. tint I'm sSintsr siniss Nomate ,ur S9u'
le sstn ju fBnnsn.
etlst gBaldnstcn's estsn. unc i6r ptrbst e.
bsn. paB Irin zoos tsinesprss 70 anssnstm unp
teausm mar, ps ibr es sud pislleiGt prntt, unp
oab untsr alien Icnsn mrrtpiirpisrn Staten unr
5uscnpen feline tple 0erulo pie sn ifattli6sr
9rantpfeilsr fstt letnc 9Idn,encifsn anoern Gba'
rattsrSise iterrasrno. GO oft ruer Batter eut
irssne cine unanssnebme artsit antrdst, wdbrsnr
ibr lieber ipisIsn m66tet. Uber cure Wuttrr su4
NIT elmer Selteluns ausl6idt, bic eu6 lanswsile
,sist. bue itr i'm Stanbe IeiO, 9epulOis Su mar
ten. BIS cure Grbulunss,eit tCmmt, unb lest 70
Die 9runolass tdnftiser @r5be. gDsnn ibr bic
sbnne Stdtue Dai&instUn's i'm linton part In
ylew gUrs anisbt. 70 psnft an Isin ssbuIrisss
g4artsn. Am. Mess.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
mieoer cine 6ted,crci .

Sn New'Srleans srfa6 neuli6 sn Sta.
ltener, 9lamrns Srmsa, cinen grisisr, glamens
Sapiat, neil esrislts nit lsiner 5rau unsrIaubtsn
llm9dns sepilcssn. Gr erbwans BON Der Srau
bas 8rifdnenib ibrer ShuiD. bssab iIG bicrauf
,u SaciIli. ab nit ibm gu Nittas unO ipislts pann
Gin cher 3pei Stunbrn &artsn nit Tenn. Als CT
fcrtsrtsn wClie. Bca sr einen DolG unb laste -
,.Sis fno gu familiar nit msiner 5rau sepeIsn
unb sic baben sntp.rer bic 0smsinoe ,u Ssrlaiien
pbsr gu iterbsn." Der 9rtriier sntsssnsts: sd
fam bic @emsinbe ni6t Vbne Gnwilliauus met.
nrr Sbsrrn psrlafTsn." porauf sr pier Glide bon
ttm btleibtstsn @atten erbeIt. .-Wetrsrs 5rsunbe
ees StlriDstsn, bic braubsn part,tsn, hlr,ttn
tcrsin. ais ile ben srFsn StCe b5rtsn, unp ptr.
iCbten ibm % Slide.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
% c It orb n.

am l6tsn Setctsr, in O.0bettboI sauu.
l6tp' pr. DspaIt &ubns, In Ieinem 81 |.
eebsnstatre.
Im Issten NCntas Rcrsm, IN bIrlsr Stabt,
bic Gbe9ottin tss 5rrrn Gpbratmg gobe'
In etnsm atsr bon etma 81 Sa6ren.
am lestsn Samilaa. In birfr Stabt, 6 M m a,
Scttsr pes Serrn s. S6nedentsrs, i'm 5hn Qes
bsnsiabre. "
9euts Dor S Sa9en, In bisIsr Statt, QoaiSa,
Ses9atttn ess Ssrrn amanbas Rubs, uno
5O6tsr BON SarOb S6oa. In brsm "a. Satu.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
nOarum frob(ofen iie ?

uuItrs @ssnsr tsmitsn Fd I6tinbar dtu ben
aussaus Der usuli&n g4abI i'm Staat Sbir ,u
frUbIrdm-bae iit atr oamit nitt i'm Grnfe isin
fSnnen, unb ibr5rUtloden nur fir bic llnrpibsnbtn
uno @streuen ibrer parttst tCr,@nst II, nit rsr
atF6t pieislbs wscsr ;u tintrrsettn, bavcn mue
iid ein Seosr balc lt,r,suat babsn. Der R3 init
DEM sspaGtm aussans ndtr b,tannt ma6t.-
esstes Satr ndmliG Bat Die Stimmt fir SuGa'
nan uno 5ilmcrs bic tts Gel. s5rsmcnt stuas
dtsr I I 900 itsrwoa,n, uno bisIes Satr iibsr'
ptsst Die @slanmt Stmms Der ndmihsn btipsn
8escnpdrttticn bic bss @cup. Gtair (SispubIi'
tausr) nht sjnmat 10000 Sttmmrn.- .--llniers
8ssuer batsn fcmit pirtI6 sinen SsrluR rlit'
ten.-wsnn iIe ii6 atsr itr rnsu 8sriul frsusu
tSnuen. 70 batsn mir bod auh iihtr nittS rass'
gen - bod icltsn ale Stimmsstsr ben wabrsn
Sd&tsitanp wissn-uno bsbwrssn. unb nur psb'
wesrn auein, seitebcn Oieie Semsrtunssn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
y erbe etratDet:

am t9tsn October, bur4 ben Gbrw. Srrn
Dubs, Sr. gB I q am 8smmsrsr, nit Diff
& tttY annaea u.er, beioe BON Saljturs.
(Ginssfauct burb ben Gbrp. prn. Sauer.)
am 3tsn October, Ssrr Scbn Srutii nit Diff
Sarat S5int, beipe BON Samturs, Ssrts SO.
gIm 1ltsn, 9srr 9tpts gleib nit gliB lnna
Natilpd Deter, BON SIpsnn.
am t7tsn, Ssrr 6ran; Stritutdttsr NIT Wlie
Sarab Madrnruf6, BON Wdu3 Gbunt.
am 49,, 5srr Sctn gBillOpnsr NIT gVlB Ga.
rob 8eintrt, pom 0au9 Gbunf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
Sefentli6e 9Sen6u.

Samitass ben IA. gtcrember, ndaRenS,
um IL lltr Nittass, ioG am 6auis bss ptriiCr-
bensn 8 Unas s@e ser, in Ssipsltsrs saun-
ihp, eeaa Gainty. fcl8enoss psri5nli&s gsrmS>
gen 6ifsntli8 pgtauft wsrrsn, ndmli&:
3 Scrtreffli&e pferor. SferpsssI6irr, S Sta6
8ircuisb, 3 S&wetns, S6aafe, Elm 8isrsduls-
gSusrn, elm 3pstsduls' Bascn, sin GinsduIs~
aDaSrn, Elm 8cdapaY, SusO. unb SOlsI&littsn,
Yfi8e, Gssr, Stdnnsr, 5dbr, ein 8ranntpein.
Ssbel, 70 ipte cine Ssri6isbrnbst BON 5austaIt-
Irtifel. su uml6noIih 3u mslrsn.
Die SebnSunsen am gertuuistass unS auf.
wartun9 pOn 3D.
Srel .. 0ciser, 4bm'or.
October 2S. na3m