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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

From KANSAS.
LAwRsNcE, July 20.
Gov. Walker parsed through Lawrence on
Lis way 70 I.eavenworth, where he issued his
proclamation, and returned immediately to
Lawrence with IN army Of United States
troops. The people Of Lawrence are very
much engaged athis conduct. They all unite
in treating him with perfect contempt. Up.
on his arrival, preceded and followed by the
troops, the citizens called meeting, and re.
solved, that should he try to meet them In con-
course, to read his proclamation, or have any.
thing whatever to say to them, they should
immediately turn their backs upon him and
none should listen. That, il possible, not a
dog should be allowed to remain on the street
within hearing. A satirical parody on his
proclamation was Published and eirculated.-
He finds he cannot brighten the men Of Law.
renee with these demonstrations, and 20 sends
after more troops and artillery. He himself
10 spending the time Of waiting In drinking
very hard tits reported that he intends issu-
ing smother proclamation, and It il generally
believed that he intends to enforce collection
Of the taxes. The people al attend to their
business the same ~ usual. The city council
attends to their business, but avoid any but
the most useful and necessary acts. We have
no idea asyet what he intends doing, but il
he continues in rs drunken and crazy q state
as at present he is dangerous customer TO be
around. The city council may have to Danish
him as nuisance.
Should he order fight, however. other parts
OF the territory have volunteered assistance,
and could in short time congregats at Law
renee. The people Of Lawrence would rsth-
er manage it themselves, and without fighting,
il possible.
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ST.. PAUL, july q.

ST.. PAUL, July "a.
The duel headed Constitutional Convention
10 still In session. The Republicans are in
convention in the Hall, with A. d. Bal:ome
FOR president, and the Democrats in the Coun-
ell Chamber presided over by H. H. Sibley.
The Republicans number 50 members quail
fed. ~
The Democrats numbered to-day 80, several
members having became dissffected and re
turne ] home. The credentials Of the members
have not yet been reported upon, and no per-
msnent organization has been affected.
The Republican Convention is permanently
organized, and standing committees have been
appointed on the New Constitnt ion-one Of
which, on Preamble and Bill Of Rights, has
submitted report.
The Democrats, in private caucus, were adj
vising with Gov. Medsry and Hon. H. M.
Rice, yesterday afternoon, but the course re-
solved on is not yet apparent; but it seems
probable now that both bodies will continue to
insist that il is the Constitutional Convention,
and both will form and adopt Constitution
" o0 SuoAAAsAeu w shO PcVysC AOF IduuCotlOn
or rejection. .......
Aman just arrived FROG, the Sioux Agency
on the Minnesota, reports that the negoai.r,ons
with the Indians, have now assumed a bel,igeY-
emit aspect, and war with them is inevitable
The refusal on the part Of the Superintendent
TO pay the annuities until the Sioux shall de.
liver to him the lnkr aduta bands, caused great
difficulty. About 10000 Indians of the Upper
Sioux, Cutkeads, Yanktons, and Mowakantons,
have assumed a hostile attitude, to appease
whom there are only two hundred troeps.
The Indians are very bold ard defiant, hav-
ing surrounded the whole body of troops on
the 18th inviting them TO fight. They are
well armed.
The houses Of the missionaries, Revs. Riggs
and Williamson, are guarded by friendly Indi-
ans.
Col. Mobiles Pacific Wagon Road party ere
encamped on the Big Sioux, and prepared for
q successful resistance should they be at
tackled.
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New YoRk, July 22d.

New YoRk, July 22d.
An arrival at this port furnishes dates from
Laguaria, Mexico, to the 25th Of June.
There wassn unsuccessful attempt at revo-
luton 1t Laguaria on the night Of the 10th of
june, the object being to dsposs the present
Governor Of that province, Nicholas Doranto,
in favor Of Pedro Require. The Captain of
The port, the Collector and several other per-
sons were placed under arrest and would be
sent to Vera Cruz.
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what Iconcsive b be my duty - . citizen,
hesitate 10 vote Tor it.
do not recognise the vote on the new Con-
stituiion as party question. It Is one upon
which people OF all parties should be left free
to act according to the dictates Of their own
judgment Yours truly,
-n w. F. COOLBAUGH.
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New YoRK, July "a.
The Cunard steamship, Capt. Lott, from
Liverpool 18th inst, arrived at 5 P. M.
Her news has been anticipated by The Erics-
SON at st. Johns. 4....E. ~
TuRKEt.-Despatches from Constantine
pie state that Lord Stratford De Radcliffe has
received instructions from the Earl Of Claren.
don to propose Joint Military and Judicial
Administration for the Danubian Principali-
ties.
The Persians were Strengthening the for
tihcations Of Herat, trough by the Treaty
OF Peace the were bound to evacuate the
place. r
The steamships Fulton and Kangaroo had
arrived out.
LONDON, Saturday, Ju,y9.
The Times city article Of this morning says
the unfavorable character Of the monthly state
ment Of the Bank Of France compared with the
renewed fall on the Paris Dourse, caused En-
glish funds to open at a decline Of I-S. Some
purchases, however, took place on the public
and led to an Improvement which was partially
maintained in the stock exchange. Money
was obtainable in the afternoon at 8 10 5i-full
supplies at the latter rate.
SwEpEH-Sweedish chambers have voted
considerable sums to be applied to the con-
struc.ion Of Notifications for the national
means Of defence.
ESGLAND--At Oxford, Lord Moment is the
opponent Of Mr.. Thackery. 8
The Advertiser says there will be an cleo.
ton for the city Of London, Baron Rothschild
having pledged himself to resign in the event
Of Jewish disabilities.
FRAHcE-The Moniteur publishes an article
on the elections, saying that during eight
years the number Of dissentionists, instead
Of increasing, has diminished. France, which
has now judged them FIVE times, had not chang
ed her opinions.
The article, however, does not include with
cut q general warning to the press, saying a
limit must now be put to discussion which car
have no other object than the useless agitation
Of public feeling. er
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TVAKEN up BY Henry Dornsythe, on the 18th day
- OF July, A. d. 1851, living In Agency rp., wap-
last spring, both hind feet white collar mars on both
shoulders knee sprung spots In the forehead snip on
the nose. Appraised at twenty dollars.
J. N. CAMPBELL, ClE.
July u, D7-22-Sm by ID. CAMPBELL, Dep'y.
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WAsHlxcroN. July 9

WAsHlxGroH, July 81.
Gen. Herran writes from New York that
he has received full powers from President
Ospina and will arrivs this week to negotiate
IN adjustment Of the New Granada difficulty.
Mr.. Morse and Mr.. Bowlin remain under or
ders to await conferences with Gen. Her
ran.
Col. Orr, Of South Carolina, Mr.. Bocock,
Of Virginia, and other SOuthemers, arrived to-
night from tour Of politics ard speculation
through Kansas and Minnesota. Mr.. Orr 10
laying the wires for the Speaksrship Of the
next House.
1t 10 settled that the Utah expedition is bro
ken up. The policy Of tho Administration,
like that Of the last, is civil war in Kansas.
Hence the concentration Of the army there.
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New YoRK, July 20.

- New YoRK, July 22.
Mayor Wood met the Police Commission.
ers to-day. The Board stands now three Re-
pablicans to two Democrats and one Ameri-
can, and it Is believed to be in the interest Of
the Mayor. Trouble ID apprehended in filling
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Draper.
The Jury In the Case Of Muell, killed in the
German riot, have rendered their verdict, the
majority finding that be was shot by police
man, and others that he was shot by some
persons unknown.
The Police Board made no attempt to-day
to elect commissioners in place Of Draper.
A dispatch was received at Washington
yesterday from Ksnsss, stating that Z collision
bstween the U. s. Troops and Free State men
at Lawrence, was regarded a. inevitable. A
special messenger was ysstsrday dispatched
with instructions to Governor Walker end
Harvey.
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Srocx SEcuRIry BANK.-The Illinois State
Auditor ssys be is ready to pay 8il per cent.
on the notes Of this institution, on presenta-
ton at his Office
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American ConvemtfOD.
The following proceedings Of the American
Convention, held In this place on last Satur-
day, were handed to Us with . request to pub
fish: as.
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WAsHlEGrom, July "a.

The report that the military ordered to Utah
had been postponed is unfounded. Orders had
been issued for the recall Of Col. Summers
command, consisting Of the first cavalry, End
dragons and 9th infantry, together with the
company Of Light Artillery now ct Fl. SHELL
ing. They viii repair Immediately 10 IT.
Leavenworth for Laramie preparatory to their
march to the Great Salt City.
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LAWRENCE, x. T., July IS, via, St. Louis p.
Gov. Walker entered Lawrence yesterday
with eight companies Of dragons under COM
mand Of Col. Cook. He has camped close to
town in threatening attitude. His proclams-
ton Issued at Leavenworth, dated the 18th,
declares that he will not allow the people to
adopt City Charter. Hswent through Law
renee on bis way to Leayenworth last
Monday to see to this, but never spoke of it
in Lawrence. This duplicity has enrsged the
people. They are determined to pay no at
'ention to him, and not to negotiate with him.
Although town officers were elected last Mon
day, they have as yet taken no steps-not even
been sworn in. He has warrants for the ar
rest Of those voted for and many other promi-
nent citizens Of Lawrence. The design is to
stop the August Election, when the Topeka
Constitution is to be submitted to the people.
The people viii not offer any opposition to
the Federal troops unless they Are on them or
commit some other outrage, when civil war
will at once be declared. They have resolved
not tolerate any more such villainy. Gov.
Walker 10 in bad scrape.
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PRILADELYHfA, july god.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22d.
GODDARD made succsssful balloon ascension
this afternoon, mounted on living pony
After ascending he clamberec into his basket
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NEw YOaK, July IS.

At meeting last evening At Tammany Hall
Of the democrats Affirming the position Of
Wilson Small or Mayor Wood committee Tor
the union OF the party was voted down.
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NO.31.
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estray Notice.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

NOTICE Is hereby given that there will be offered
~ at public sale at the door Of the Court House, In
Wape 10 county, Iowa, the following described lands
and town lots, much thereof may be necessary
to quidae the delinquent taxes and penalty thereon
for the year 1855. Said sale to commence MONDAY
8isT AUGUST, 1851, at o'clock A. NJ, and TO con-
tinue from day to day long as be necessary for
the purpose of said SALE closing each day at o'clock
p. NJ. PETER KNOX
nsa-4w Treasurer and Collector, wapeilo co.
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The Topeka Convention Al.
jOufMed.

TOPEKA, Kansas. July l6, via 81. Louis, 20.
The Convention, just adjourned at Topeka,
was one OF the largest and most earnes, ever
held. A strong position has been taken in ia
vor of the Topeka Constitution. 1t was de-
terminee that Congress must and shall admit
KaEsas under II. State officers were nominated
the old incumbents being re-nominat.d. The
census returns show between twenty and thirty
thousand voters. 1t is determined to submit
the Topeka Constitution in August to the peo-
pie. Gen. ane has been authorized to or.
ganize the people thoroughly, so that they may
be prepared to defend the ballot-bo 1t the
Territorial election in October. Marcus J.
Parrot was nominated as Representative to
Congress. -
Mr.. Theodore Houston met Gov. Walker
with seven Infantry Companies ten miles from
Lawrence on Friday.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
Don GbcIfer Gauntv.

OaS g8c1 GGrilcr Ncccro teri6trt, taR tot
S@arlntFtter in cinrm auSgcrcbntm 0rarr ii
pieICn 3Gcilcn Won G6clrr Gnunty 0rn6irt. Gtl
Invertebrates Sinb pc5 Or. BRADFORD oon irne,
Stact, 7art in picr unb Span'tl Stunpcn mad
Gem Cs Srn ocr 6rnnfbet trflllcn wurpe. Sr
elmer einyiarn 8amilic in rem Gaunty trulcn ff
in Der pcrBcrBcbenrfn 9GC6e feds &rant4ctsIdas
gu.
Der r9trcoro" frridtct. baB Elm Wam, nrtn.
taft cbnwet Gbellcr, Spr etnilcn Ntenbn Rart
rclGcr pcr icincm ICor p0S Determining mattc
p1B CT IN Dem Stcblcn BON Nirrrcn, &C., in rem
GAuntp bttbct,iat mar. - Nan Qlautt, Dap aus
lrinCr 2lnNnte binrcidmts 3totInMn ans 2iht
actroht porrm itnp, um bic Gtcncr Der Gjrrrd)
tNfcit in Stanb gu Ieten tie @ante Won Yfcrrc.
tteSrn aufuiriircn, wrttr felt rini0er 3ct jcncs
&nuntY bcmlruti8t tatcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
,Scucr.

9tn 25aen Sahtiar. brad in sinrm sft, Srter
Guititer arrisneten Gebnsbaus, 3ur 3eit brrpobnt
pur6 bic gBittfrau Gard 5r6t, in Grrter 2am'
Idip, Srrts Gauntp, 8susr aus. 9nn'ltR ent'
iinno bur6 cinen oaufrn Spdbrc, rrlhc in etnsr
Gde beS 8cuerEcsrbes tie3rnb, bura en 5ruer in
Sranb gerirtbm, tS 6rau 8ctt gum j3rrde rra
NSu6srns auf Dem Sesrte erbaIten GNttc. Die
trennenesn SpGtre Iettrn bic 9ttiren srn tenr
0eerbe in Sronb, bon bort tbrilten ie f6 Der
Srrttrrmano nit tmb arffcn pann mciier Tim Iih
bis 5rou Ic6t burd bic lih pertrCttcnre !oelIunp
aus Dem S6laf Gemrft murbe. Sire @efoGr aui
ben eritrn Slif watrnebmcnp, 1prdna fie aus rem
Irnitcr ibrcs S6lobmm0s, rtne fb 3eit gum
9lntleicrn 81 ne0men, madte bann 21rm, uno mil
6aife Der nS6itcn Na6tnrn srtan9 rs, tat 6aut
vcr 9Sn5lifr 53cri1Grms su tematrcn. IS II
irec6 70 FART teIddri9t, bo6 rs faum wtroc
ous3ubelIcm frin mrp, uno aud Der loauaratb nc,
5rau 6V6t III meiitens ubraudbar scnadt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
t1Jero III pbiIaoclpbi0

9tm ncrtretcn Cpnncritaa wrlte cin Serr 6
D. Mcntarmerp, Der i'm cbrrn 3brite Der Statt
pobrt, NOD elmer Sant Sll00 lis s 500 na9m
um ba8 G'ctO gu bcpcniren. Der Wlnn wurpr in
2aufe rcS Cages in 0tittli6ait metrercr iunac'
2tute 9cIc6en, bic init tranfen; am Qtcnp flnt
iGn feline 5c6tcr tctrunfn uno pGn0 triinnn9s
tc5 in einem gGhtbsbnuIe; er wwrc icaIcA mad
ieinsr gBUEnunN 9rtr1ft. mo or oin nStIcn Mcr.
acn an elmer @tbirn GpnQcitirn ilart, pbnc pcrbrr
ictnc 9riinnung rieprr rrlan3t ,u tatcn. - o,
orm Grrlcrtcnen ott CT 9eiunbsn murec, al lrin
G'slb arrautt mar, 10 in rS flar, pHE IN bm Gin
ocpprItrs Grtrehen telanaCn mrrpcn II. Die
Sa6e wirO ron Rem tetrr1cnprn S1bGrrrn IrcnJc
mtcrIuft wrrpCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11

81 brr pcri8en 0rnncr1ag Na6t wurte In bic
Stcurr RES Srrn Samuel Sarman einastrrdcn,
unGsf16r trei 0ieilen Spn 2dnealfr. Sr. Stvs
III an bate Abn Sdie Uell 9Se5en In Seinrr 5ens
ne lteten, peldt rinise Shwfeu rnibrdtsn mp 40
lctlm luttsn. Ia le nidt i'm Stanps parrn
zen gBr;sn atIs frrtSutragen, lcnten iie snsn
Gtcit In fen Spreutaufrn, uno trugcn bann ren
iibrtgrn fort. 2ls Iie ater finae Gntfrrnung BON
Der S6rurr 9efrmmrn marrn. fisnsen fr Sunpe
az befti9 su tclcn, unp pa Die Oete in 5urGt
0errtDen, lCcrten lir rsn gSripn auf rem 6elre
aus unp ntfcten nit frn Sdden. am fplaens
ben Mpreen sntredte man stenfnas, DAP bic
S6mtcn rie SIdse bon Srn. Sarmans Sittet
atscfhntta mp nit ld fcrtgcnrmmen tattsu.
Die 8liiSet einss Sattcts, metfer 6rn. Ybilips,
tnrm lensr Nnhtorn angrbGrtr. tpurben in rsrs
sItcn gl16t at9cIdnittcn unb gcIirtlen.
Qtn 5reitng tpLrce ein Sausluhunsebsfe brni
Gonitatel gormGy iitersCtrn, irel6er lid, mad Der
28rbnun9 etnfS Sdutm odCrs, NamrnS senrp
Spmers, in SdncaIer rerf iigte. Oils or baIelte
our6lu6tc. fane er Die 9rlt rtfnen 5ruftl1de, eis
ne grpbc GuanttIt pcn 9 SattcIEtarl, ein Barrel
Wldlrltn, mclGrs ron 6rn. Stle6 ots basirnis
&c ufhnnt wUroe, wsIhcs itm tIrjlih 9cIrblm
porpm war, unb trei SGtrrr tencn Die 8bpfe
atecbaurn mnrn. Tir @attrlfaarI warn in
fIeine Stiide fir SdutICtIrn selfnttcn, unb
untrr Die fen purren rnilc ntdrnt, wetbr Dor ris
niger Bet ecn cincm Snttrl in rem &rsusI6dl>
lct g8rtbeGaus in Gancaltrr at9cI6nittCn wcrpen
lplrcn.
Srpcr5 unb reiIcn Grnu murten srrbaftrt unb
am Slmilag Mrr9m prr NItcrman Gan Camp
0etradt, weItsr Ie in roa G'ei0neniB Id;dte, um
t4r Srr4tr pVr G'ntat gu tcitebm. (SrltEfp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
Eifcriutl)t.

Die pG(abelpbia Qims5 er3a6(t baB Scr gro
&c GrGfnunB5taQ be5 SpcrnDaulr5 ,u fpl0enprr
fcmifarn GiieriuAtsicene 2tnInB gcgctn. - Gin
tun9er Wlnn, in Der 9iI6e Der Gtrn unb Ginc ct.
wObn4aft, wuree Yon iciner 0Gietten, elmer IA9s
nen ian8cn Dame, auf5cforcert, Ite nuf tejagten
Sau 3u fubren, Bate abrr tauieno GntiAutoi9ms
gen, parum er oer6n0ert Irt, pep1rltrn ;u Gciu4
en-. @aen ais Der 8aQateno fam, fano liA un.
ier Sin3ttnJ a 4 e n bort ein unp omuiirte fiji
trpB Der NbweIenbeit Der Gj1ltcttcn, au5Bcrj&Nt
Die Strafr Ietner GrtulcfJtcit ttic6 ntcr nihl
aus. Spit am anrcrn Wprgm nuf1clmccn ml
nm 6rUbtit iiBcne, rnpiisp0 CT nimltd Den Be
fua irinrr @rItcbtrn, bic 2IlIe5 rfa0rrn Gatte, wC
init bem Sn9rmm bcIeirgter Qicbe t6n ntd5t mn
NIT 9Sprten, ipntern aud nit BEN 6inDrrnilrn
biz ien iAGne5 Gjrfbt bur6furAttn, tfNrrtit3 Al
MAIDEN iuAte, tprlAe Stnpe rr trsnn8cn SAFE
ben S1l p9ne fie 3U teIuden. Dies murpc tcn
Dandy bod 3u arg. Gr ergrff bic furt6ic 0ts
liette tcim &rm unp idlrppte it in bic Sifire ttt
Alrerman, um bic 0ufe peS GeiCtf5 ;ur 9lct-
tun9 lciner Nugen aniuruirn. 9iur nit Wi9t
tcnnte Der wtrpise StaptUatcr bic 9crr,tm @cs
mutbsr riceer 70 weit nusIBbnen, bnB iic I9 rnt.
fblolIen, ibre YripatSGnferri nidt pur6 cncr
prHjeB gum RITentltAm StInpal rprrpen 81 lals
fen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
0tf.t,cnft.

Yfr. 3cltrr III Gettysburg wticlt ncr Ginger
3cit Gin Yftrp uno lGAQrn ais Gin G'cItcnf pcn
Ictncn Gjtmetncen. - Yir. Yruab in Fcnia. o.,
crbiclt vrn Icinrr 0cmcnrr Gin Gtrin9rIf fcnf an
grIo mn onorrc mcrttUOle @egcr0Gnrr gum BE.
tnuf prn ctl tunccrt Ibocrn. 9fr. Saincs err
ttcIt nrn Der @ctDd 6'tmcinec rrdEig 3bolsr ais
Mui1trfsciAmt.- Yfr q. u torb oticIt Gin
MuilbrtBcitrnt prn rcr GAclty Gjcmcnrr ,um
8tl1ui ppn iittdR 3Notcrn. Gin G'mcinrcaicp.
ilgt Der ,.Wiiirr orY," tat cinem antrn YrrriNrr
ncutiH cine 33 6tB lorNc 8ratmurR gum @'es
ihtnt grmodt. OoS crinrHt cn tir autrn alter
,3aitm. Ml5Arn irlde @wcile rcr 8rcmtltoit
yrtihrn Ccmc irrrn rrt NutiNcrn I'd mrtrm.--
l1rrr ?IatDan;rt 8miomin rrn rcr gECf Nrrana
rrjo Gim r.rcc, tot Irircr G'GmcirfC rin G'unbs
lijt. Rus Gin lunCrrt 9tolcr mnIt II, Srm 0e'
i4tnf 0rmaht II CRn Arni.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
GiiNrn cinta Drufera.

llaIr mlrtNcr GoNrAc Won Der ..Somtwarr
Shncl!ycf' tlnst in tcr lcbtm Summer jenrS
SlattcS icin Veo. u iaat baF CT cine wcte
6Inp bat. 10 nan or birictte III irnrm G'rit6Ite
niht Nctr1utbfn fam. unp rnE tm, um rus MaB
icncr Vetpcn aan' Yea ,u MAIDEN. irNrnr rim ara
wilImloicr Shuit cine trtrI6ti6e Summr Girto
aus leincm poddtuA Fabt. gRr trbaucn i'm
tertih rcscn pjees rrrpcltcn IIrsliifs. Tas
critic 1T lAcn Ihmm arnu9 uno cns swcitc uncrs
tD:t. bcnu en bcuhhcr Drudrr nit elmer trhSdts
Iiden Suumc G5ftr. in sirc grrfr SrItrntrt, mas.
aud wo0f nrn Dict ouf ric glrinuna tringcn
mrtte, pa6 paiirItc ctncm NnNcrn 9't6.te mo
nitt 70 llurr pcrbcnt hr.-(gccb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
Die Court in lestcr lOod,e.

Die 0GI6Gfte tet mIrrer Court lcBtt gBad,l
gitnBcn NIT un9cmEbnltdcr S6nctttgtGit 0prnn
mc rs rurreu vcIe &o01ldcn ms 9irinr gctrnttt
9n Der Ibat nit rincm lrIAen 9lit6ter wtc G'tu
y. o. W arw 4, Ejnnen pcm Gaunsy a,
ricIc llnfeNn srlpart werpcn. -6rl0rnpt5 llnp ptt
paupts s9iehteIGe Die abgeGantrit mmbcn
Snmes 3. 8rr0rf unb GGorlrf 9. &nau6, &c.
gen Scicpb 3. Srrbcf unp SoGn s. Sment.-
Srrbpab-um G'uter, ben &Ii8cr ge9Ercno, nui
cine grecutipn 9eBen NntGeaD JtettY 3u HrrtnuIen
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merits ib ais pnb Der Srnat iiA 9ewrieert BAT
ben @fammteIatuB, UNI am t0tcn 5e6ruar rt.
ren StaatS SAasmeiittr ;u criri1tcn, anjunf0.
men, unp baB cine Sittiarift pom Gatafaulua
ein9ereht pmpe, pprIn fin cine Sanf in jrnrnl
Srt gebeten miro. Die Welpu1g pUn allem lles
bri9cn tu15 9eI6eben III, in fir bic Gc1Be ltm1es
9enp fein rctGcr 6etlrr wertb, unp nod picl weni,
ger ben 9taum, wrlAcr puv0 rte 2tubci6nuna
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un3rrcAten Gpfo s5ofO 2eienj '0cIeb'S, bort man
nur gang tpsni8, unb wte r5 jcBt 16eint, bdrfte
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beipsn Dtngcn 6eim atsn bleitrn ptro. g4o iiNr
bann nun jene Qcto 6Ofrs wel6e Uor Der lcste,
gSatl 70 oft Yeriprc6n batrn, ba5 lrbtere 0ecs
foate ic9lci6 tcm 8tgnne Der SiBm1 rer Sc
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crbalten, o9cr pa5 91Ittn, ba5 1T etcn cinf gan
nnpcye Sadjr.