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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
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madt feiueq sccbrttu 8uupeu uuo alltn lisbriasn
bsfount. rae er fCtbra pcu pbi(aoclpbia un0 0iIus
Dcrt iurdd9rtebrt 1T. uni itincn 9rcsn srcd rrn
Srcd'nmaartn, u no., 9tSffnd blt, nnc sUar rGs
b'ltt-bdtsheno aus Sp6iahrs= uuc gD:nter .(Sdisrn
ais i1iiats IN oidtm Srt Dem 9tesnpGrfaen 3sitr
alter csr,rt purecn, tSkRhcrs gachlfslhtir. unp
Die audi ale nt Zen itsi9tu bdrttn 3eittn dtsrsrs
lttnn'sni CT Ududt babcr tie frdbs aufmertiamtEir
isner aunem uup lInrsrfdeuu9 tSs Tuttifuns i'm
al9emtlneu earauf gu ttuttn-uno laect ie Cbrsrs
ttsii9f adr siu ~ fcnmcn uno rurth ftincn arrecn
Stcd une aNcrtuWt III fbaucn, che fit icnfpc fau,
ten oa sS ia nitas fcItr. unb ibr tSnut sutb hann
ldtlt rcn os@ Gtfu9ttn am teittn GtcrStussn Iuo
bcfritli3cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
9EaiIenaert6tS Serfauf.

Sraft elmer gercrenuns aus BEN Wdilenss'
riGt BON 9r&a Gauntp, fol- auf Sdmlidss Den
23fm Sctc6er, nd2ilsns, UNI utr Ra6nttn8s,
auf brm plass Ielbll STcntliG psrtauft psrrsn;
Cine berrlide Saucrei
asleeen In glcrb .Bbeitban Ilunidip, Ss&a 9aun'
to erduscno an fdncer prn @ecrss 5autman,
Sebn 5rd uuo anbsrs; snttaItene f43 Ndtr,
mebr cher peniSr. Die Scrtsbaunssn baraaf
iinO
RwA Gin 9uteS unb beaurmeS ;peis
::::1. ittfigteS HrdmsWcbnbanS,
EsE4 EEssssE4 cine arose S6rei;srf4suer nit alien
anpsru n5tbssn glebsnastdupsn. .--Gcr Der Sdus'
tbdre tsfnrst fb uiefeblsnpsS sutes gBaIer, uns
Cd in Elm outer 8aumgartrn auf bem Gissntbum.
Gin tintdnalt6sr 9heil inb portreflde Piden,
Oa Der Scrpan Slue baOur6 flis6t, ibsr rrIten
5lub au3 bi&t tet Dem s9ctnbaufs cine ueue
Bride srri6tst N uno go bic 70 Qdsr Iinb pom
teiten etsn selssenen SauIane, wsI6es itltdlid'
in 8sIber ensstbettt ii uno itsrbaupt IN gutter
Oronuna III. - 9as llbriss III sutsS 5rlJlanb
pom nel6cm Der Rdufsr 70 ptel baten fam ale
ibm trlistt. - SIN Saa bas Gissuttum nitt In,
9anssn serfduft piro. 70 Icu ant senanntsn Gag
paS SUidanb in fclGrn Stiden Ssrfauft werpsn,
pis es Sdufer an S6dlidiaen letn mag.
q. S.-gDsnn an ssndnntem Gag bic ubiss
Sausrsi ndt ssrtauft wrb, 70 fol- pisislbs am
ndmli6sn Gag an ben b64lisn unp teasr Sistsr
auf Elm Sabr perlsbnt percen.
Go II biss ScrtrsffIi6ss Gisenttum unt lkst
an elmer rffentliHen Sua6t, unb brausrn su 8tr'
den uno S6ulrn, - limb es II babeIte sin Sbeil
pes btntsrIdesuen lisaenben Ssrm6ssns rrs per-
ifcrtensn SaeOb Slein. Iebtbiu pun Scp9ia
EdunfGip, pcrtsiaStem Gaunty.
Die ScOinsunsen an Srrfaufstaee unb guf'
plrtm9 ppn
e5snatban 8lciny
Salomon Slein,
e5picpb 8lcin,
Sapio 8icin,
iltratorsu
Setctrr 6. 1858 na3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

6- Die SsrSanblunsen ter Seriantmluns unIs'
rrr Srslneen in Buds @auntg, (nb uns gu lpat Sur
Sano setcmmen, unb es MAR baber fir uns un'
mSIlid bieieibe einiuriiden.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
@mericQn GlDCppaebtd,

Gin bsrrII6cs gErf. fUsbcn rbaIten unO an
ben oIlcrncbriSftrn Yrsi6sn Su urrtaufu u.-Scmmt
unp nimmt tirs unrnttebrli6e 2Irrt in auscn.
idtin- aud wrrn Sutletbsntrn barauf an9c.
nrmmGn let
SEED, Gutb unb 6rIfri4.
Srt. 6. 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Sefentlt6e 9enbu.

Nv btkktNT OLlHAs
auf Sumit09s ben soften Setcter, um Hbr
Nabniuass fol- auf Dem glass fdpit, Gfsnnih Utrs
fault per6Cu,
$40. 1.-Gin 9epibes Stif 2ant,
9ds9en in S6srs Saumu &aaufhip, etha gauntr,
9rdn'suo an aduoer pon bsnrp Bttsm, Sck Sreeuss
rpatt Dapio 9cuu9. GbrfOpber Sell uno Out,re (
tnthaltsno G5 adsr mebr cpCr rpenissr.-ADts 9SSr:
btesrunacn barauf Gno gut gin sussr 1epfebaums
9artsn uuo cine 8erihtEbsubsit anerrcr Sruthtb6a:
ne bsfincSt lIdb oarouf-Uussfabr 10 fer fno quite
@iefsn, Ctwa Ndcr eutts taitonicn bctdanc, unp
btr Geit III eutes 8autano ia Cinsn bcbeu Staure
Der duItur. uno rsrtbeit IN (bdlitbsr ScIpsr burd
CUTE Senitn
Gto. Gin Strib 2anb,
pslhts berrIihes pOlstauo it. sctssen In rtrbtaetm
Saunihtp uno @auntr. - DaBtIbt 1T meiltcntbriIs
ourt taitanicn pclj beoahftn. sntbolteno erpa 10
AdGr. 9rduieno oh e6uotr prn Sritbrib Ssiftrt,
Sbcmas Stt uno anocre.
TGs il Sits cas bintcda6ens Iisseabs Gtssutbum
oes ptrtcrbrncn 8 enrp mover, lcstbiu pen
btid9tsm Sauntbip unb Gauntp, uno niro autSr Dem
98illen pcrtauft burth
Benjamin Sanbrs, } e.,,..
Senr9 WeislTt ~ WV
Stt. 6. 1853. uu3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Die He6nunG

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Der SaHrn 0ssrnieitiSsn 8euer-Ser,
fberunsS Orlellibaft pom giprs
tbamptpn Gaunt9.
Deter 6rog, Sbdsmsiitsr, in Rshnuns nit Der
2ousrn tSsseufttiaru Esusr BTfcbGrun9ss Sss
ttllibaf ucn Ncrrbampicn Gaunfr.
Or. ....
Der Rshnuusefdbrcr bIiaiist iih nit 5Hsenesm
ausuit ID. 1853. Baar smpfanssn. ols pres
niieu anf 553 gcliIsn, srlaBsu pahrsne osm
Sabr, uno Sar auf ciiisn, auf9sbcStn Sal t3
1uIcibt pcn 9ncs Alderman 322 AZ
Btlauf rcn ofItiRrttm Gar 5000 %
9iIau, rsm &tdnunssfabrrr fduItiS l.2l9 27
$5.l64 vi
Der Rsauuu9sfdhrsr psrlanat Grecit fdr eas Eel
9enoe, udmlidb
ausult 8, 1857. Sitan3 lautois ucm Itettn
Sabr 653 IL
Bc,abIt an 9tumsr II. Go Sttanumatuua I -
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erudtn 2i 90
0st 90 Diseentc tc,ublt an bic 3. uuO GR.
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5st. 20, 1855. Ss,ahlt an .. gRanpeI tdr
Sbriibmatsrialien Oh
IN IBiIIiam Yttrl, pci9eIo Al
Set. 23. b. Ssuleman, Surpsps pI oruden o 2j
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DsmIc6sn on 8. psdmons 2 95
npriI 4 Ncom SaniI SnfersGsn Oh N
a,rabam 8tibtlmau, 8erluit burth Seurr 667 On
aprit ~. I'm Srsm uno 8rown, 8tduun9
bstaunt ju MAIDEN 2 OC
:. oansUtrstr, SsrIalt curd 5sasr 1892 o.
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april 20. :. qsbsrt. Gem. an bllns6srsrs 4 "a
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| Suui 81. @lias Int. DC. in rclI 7J "
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auauit 10. 8Iumtr, Bufb uuo Go. GBobttt.
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DO. pcii,sn 81 untsrlbrstsn II II
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| ShasmCiifers G3tbatt IL 0t
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Irnft< Sub bltfdttpnen.

Sin ecGhGncigGs 2IiIortmrnt olsr 8u6tr ber
Qtnrrttaniittn .G'cisui6oIt, 'psbfn srbalter
unp pCftips ali YbiIacCIpbta Yrsticn Su psrtauier
Ei SD 9Rtt II. 9tlfrtG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
6crrtu g liter.

Sbnar3Gs. braunes ane elauCs SUD, FaHtr unb
Qaptmsrt. Sattiuct, SwrEo, Sentudr scans. 9ds
orn SNtin. Wcrd uro Gal,utiO Gtfliu9s. palstdhs
CT, 9v0aen, gluitn. Nravatten. u [. 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
6 q bies g d q IN | 6.

Gin rrlIcr Stct rcn satiSe Sbapls. bsHebsnS
aus allen artCn Sarbta unp Snds, Y'u6a Shlla.
@nthmsre. SEtit uuo &tautu Staruls. lbwor,s
urc Tdutr II, T. n.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

s0-D Das SiIGprib pom Cation ,,llnatGSnst'
- DeuiOtrat" Ysrpirnt mIerrrieits feline wsitsre
03otit . r.aa
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

I9~ Gm nd6iten Sonrtas Wcraet. I'M 10
llbr. Uirb ter G6rp. Sr. 8rdmIid In Der bsII'
gen DsutI6 GuttsriiGen Stride prspiern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

ShpGric SGtee rcu altsn GrdSe unn 9rciscn.
Neus'n Dslans, IL 8sraat, Slt 9rrtin. gItris
ncts, Gcbura, llpaceas. 9tdts, HeIairf, 0an; Rru.
9emc'ne une fdntn Ycc e Gbiotrs, ftfCRf eulircs,
Stn9banS, 6attuuc, u. n.
2abicS g H a fpls.
Gin rruSr StCd rcu saeise sbarls. bsflsbsnS
aus allen artcn Sarbtu unp srds, ysu6a Skua.
@othmers. 2Eitu uno @tautSt Shnvls, fbwOr,s
unc 6dutr, I n.
6crrtn O ter.
S6war3cs. brounes anp Maues Sud-, Eonts unb
oaptnsve. Satttuct, SwfEe, Senfudr scaus. Sfis
| orn Satm, Werd uro Sial,utja Gclnss. IoalstuGhs
| CT, 8rn9en, s'uitu. 0ravattru, " f. 10. .....
IuSrG tuna SO liter.
Cine arcbt &oricGt rru acbltibtCn uuo nnacs
tlGhtn 9RuSilncr, arbetehte nnb unaittidts SbeCts
iRSs rOn bis q barb brsit, pCuSntn StauHeIlcn,
pcn allen Tarbrn, SCiticue. ttusrucn uno bauuruCIs
lsnen Sits Diapers. Gbeds. estlsitbrt unr unetblCis
ts @anra StanrlIc, lintrns uuc bOumpeltns Seps
lnss. Sr'Na eintn. ssbtsbw uno un9ttltibts GeVsrs
lios, u. 10.
0rceerieS!
Gin frifbss ahOrttmrnt pcu 5udtr, GaTee, gpes
RlIes, Sptisrsirn 9rtrrdncte lcpfI, Qfrfdbs, Sire
tben, Scbnen, @cpir;sn, II. |. N.
Suie enspd daren.
Gin nturs ahrrttmrnt non Suisnspaarsn 6si osE
SEtt uno tsim Slid, etc.
Spie8d!
Gsn alien SrSEsu unb artsn uut ,u aueu qrds
TEn.
Carpets unb SrBlsSuG.
Sin rcaer srcd ron Strcr uno Gusaen garrste,
Slrrr uno etis9su SsItub, rrn l, unp marS
brett
SaIj! SaIs! SaI;!
ITbttu uno eipsrprCt e0t,. Esim sud uub tsiu
Suibdl Sbenfaus DatnfaIs in Hsincn Sddtn.
9tsue NtafrcIcn.
SO. uub . SRatrrIcn. in sauBcu, battcu, uuO
pirrtsl SdrrrIs, Gin 9rrGGs unp pr6s,ti9ss adrriei
ncnt
0-5- 9aherfprcbuttsu isbsr 1rt psrpeu i'm NUS
tduld fir sSoarCn ou9cnOmlnsn, nCiir ter bSdptC
Gtarfprsis rrInuet pirn
Sh rrliur bttruit mcucn bc1rn uno pdrmifSR
Dant aIlrn uisinrn Sunbrn uro aRrblnInfd,trn, ,un0
bcfs he iretern mir tbrs HntGrfdeuus f!rnsrbtn jus
tcumEn EaI;n.
.. 3. Sttau&.
dHtntdun. S,tctcr g. naEs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
0eGeQI6aftS : 4uHDIun1.

gladribt miro btermit 9cstbrn, HaB bic fit Cnis
9er 3sit bsr bcltGnbsus Sanods Sirma, nntSe cCm
Jlamen rcn Stmtet uho Sausuraun, In crm GJse.
bcr.Ssfhdft, in bsiostttrs Sounld,ip, eedra Gaun:
IN, am lien Ssttbsr 1858 rurtb bvicSrltirise Gins
uiai9un9 uuo Frisolh aufsrSBt rpprOtn il. - SBir
ia9en bstjItdb DaHt fdr BIZ ttsbtri9s 8uubihaft.
eeSinuS S6nibt.
Ratbdn Sausman,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

SSrr stne 9aucret Wuuibt, psr tit anjt,as ,pomH
NI mention ydurtrHen."
StP. g 1873, rom
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Die Sctcf,Gfte

Die Sciebdfte
rtrotu jutttnftlttb rcn GEM uner,ti6netrn am dtn
StanerIaee. in otOstour9 2aunf4ip, etbu Gauu,
~, fcrt9rlsst, allpc CT inluIGt
&le 9lrten 2ehef,
bic audi nur rertanst pcroSu mSssn, bum Ssertauf
ouf oono bolttn utro Tsins preiS fno 70 biIis ole
an tr9tno StnGm anbcra Srt uno es miro ibn frSu:
IN rsbt pick Sunoen anIprCthSu gu ltBsn, psIt CT
aIIs 81 tbrsr rSNssn 3ufriepsubstt tteisRsn tauh.
Otatban Sausmdn.
Stt. O. ha3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
9Sbies Dreeadttr.

S6war,s esibs ron olItn ehdss UNI 9rciscn.
Rusin DsIainf. Ge 8ero9s, Sllt grptin. sVtris
noes, GCbura, alpaetos. 9idts, IeIains, aau; Rru.
semeine une fdutn yCiC e GbiStrs, ifsRs 9u(irSs,
Sin9banS, 6attunc, u, T. H.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23

The SENATE, having adjourned ON Thursday TO
Monday, was not in session yesterday.
In the House of Representatives bill introduced
by Mr. Grow for the settlement of the claims of the Off
and soldiers Of the revolutionary army, and the
widows and children of those who died in the service
He also introduced bill fixing time for the commence
ment Of invalid pensions. The House into Com
private calendar and secondly, the appropriation
bill Mr. Billnghurst advocated the construction of
railroad to the Pacific No bills the private calendar
were acted bn
The very interesting report from the Commissioner of
Patents is given at length in columns, and also
editorial analysis of its contents 1t is interesting
document and should be read by every who desires
know the progress made by the inventive genius Of the
country
The communication concerning the trade of the United
States with Russian America, crowded out of i'm
preston of yesterday morning, will be found in
columns to-day
From extra of the Omaha Nebraslan we give full
account of the proceedings in the territorial legislature
which led to its sudden removal to Florence
The remarkable article from the Paris Coaaih,aonna
which publish to-day, is represented to be the semi
official defence of the African emgrant trade in which
the French government has embarked Its appearance
in Paris paper where the censorship of the press is
erciscd with the utmost rgor is conclusive that it reflects
with much accuracy the views of the French Emperora
circumstance that gives the article special Importance
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23

But upon what principle is il that this formidable
is undertaken IL is not upon principle OF re-
gion-for our officials expressly declare that It is
not their purpose TO interfere TO this subject IL
is not that Utah is peopled in large part by emil
grants from Europe in rebellion against govern
mentor in respect of nativity the population differs
little from the population of other Territories nor
is this the declared ground of the military operations
against them The simple and single ground of the
whole movement is, that the population Of Utah,
through officers whom they have clothed with pow
err but who are unknown to the laws and constitu-
ton of the United States, have set up government
in opposition to the federal authority which defes the
federal laws. The Utah question is thus but another
phase of the question of Kansas question between
proceedings known to the constitution of the Union
and the laws of Congress- and proceedings alien to,
and in defiance theroof-between the authority of
Congress in the Territories and the unbridled author
y of the people in the Territories The cases differ
in this that the contest in the is a contest of
rhetoric in the other of arms-that in the
sticklers for radical principles theorze with mpu-
nifty while in the other they fight and perchance
may hang, for their doctrines
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23
FRAUDS ON THE rosr oFFIcE.

We are requested by the Post Office Department
to state that complaint has been made by the British
Post Office that large numbers of newspapers con
tanning writing, but treated ordinary newspapers,
are discovered in the mails received from the United
States and request is made that the officers Of
the United States Post Office may be instructed to
examine as far as possible, all newspapers addressed
to Great Britain passing through their hands, with
the view of detecting and preventing frauds of this
nature. ,abe1sh
The attention of postnasters throughout the coun-
try is therefore directed 10 the necessity of enforcing
the laws and regulations of the department upon that
subject particularly the Sd section of the act of
March 3, 1881, which defines the conditions upon
which newspapers, periodicals, magazines, or other
printed papers permitted to be sent IN the mail
at printed rates and also TO the instructions making
it the duty Of the postmaster at the mailing office
well as at the office of delivery, carefully to
me all printed matter in order to see that tits charged
with the proper rate of postage aud 10 detect fraud
Newspapers and all other kinds of printed matter
are required 10y law to be sent 'withom aug ooreS
tcrspper, wrapper open al the ends OF
SIDES so that The character Of The matter contained therein
may Be determined prithom renoring sveh rrapper p
and any word or communication printed on the same
after publication, upon the cover or wrapper
thereof or any writing marks upon it, upon the
cover or wrapper thereof except the name and adj
dress of the person TO whom il is to be sent any
paper or other thing enclosed in with such printed
matter, subjects Al 10 tafer-,a.e Of postage
PostInasters are particularly enjoined TO protect
the postal from the illegalpractces referred
to by exercising greater and diligence in future.
TO this country all newspapers, &C., ILLEGALLY for
warded from the United States at printed rates. with
the view prosecute the senders for the penalty of
fue dollars for each offence, prescribed by the act of
3D. March, 1925.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23

MuRILLo's AssumTIoN-Thc Courier des Eats Ua.
speaks in the following of this celebrated paint
ing, which is now on exhibition in New York
" We cannot avoid mentioning the exhibition of one
OF the finest master pieces which has been imported
into America. The Assumption, by Murillo from the
gallery OF the King of Holland has been purchased in
Europe by Mr. Aspnwall, and is offered to the admra
ton of the New York public at Messrs Williams & Ste
venss, for the benefit of charitable institutions
For this admirable work, well the Horse Fair of
Rosa Bonheur we regret that the disposition of the
piece does not permit it TO be exhibited by daylight Gas
hight well as il is supposed to b combined always weak
ems the merits of the colorng of picture, and it has
sensible effect the work of colorist powerful
muiiilo Nevertheless, initiate the beauties
OF the first order which characterize the chef d euyre
WIN whcn Mr. Aspinwa has just enriched himself and
ehr,cheo America The happy coincidence which thus
aoes under eyes this fine specimen of the great Span
m ooi wni'e have so many brilliant specimens of the
modern schools but condnce 10 the advantage Of art
ana the progress OF taste in New York
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23

Upon what reliable authority does "Ion Wash
ngton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, assert it
to be extremely probable that large portion OF
the vote of the Dist of December on the Lecompon
constitutions was spurious2 We have carefully
scrutinzed all the accounts received from Kansas.
and have been unable to discover that the charge of
fraudulent voting rests any foundation. The charge
emanated from the back-republicans, who desired
to weaken the effect which the large vote cast on
the Dist of December likely to carry with it upon
public opinion. The returns received of the two
elections on the Dist ultimo and 4th instant, fully
answer the allegations of fraud. At the first
election 6,7l2 votes were cast in favor of the
constitution in its two forms. That was the demo-
cratic vote At The election on the 18th instant for
State officers 6539 votes cast for Marshall, the
democratic candidate for governor. The numbers
are so nearly the same, and the votes they represent
having been cast at different times, that they mutt
ally relieve each other from the charge of spurious
ness We may remark here, Also that illegal voting
can be punished in Kansas well elsewhere
that laws exist for the protection of the purity of
the ballot box and that not aware of any
legal steps having been taken to establish the charge
of fraudulent voting that have not already been ar
rested for the want of proof to sustain it,
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THE ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL TRAoEDY, Thos. W. Smith
having been acquitted of the murder of Richard Carter
the ground of insanity at the time of the commission
of the act his sister, Mary Elizabeth Smith, has applied
to the Philadelphia court of oyer and teunner to mako
order for the delivery of the prisoner to her. upon her
giving security that he shall be restrained by cclusion
otherwise from the commission of any offence in
formty with the act of assembly in that behalf made and
provided" The law of Pennsylvania makes it discrc
tonay with the court to deliver the prisoner either into
the custody Of his friends to send him to the State Iu
matte Asylum The court postponed the hearing Of the
application until Thursday morrow morning In Che
time, the prisoner is kept by the sheriff in the debt
or s apartment of the Philadelphia county jail
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PuNNIYu DEsPATcHEs.--Gen. Hayeock is wit well
warrior The following is the despatch by which he
conveyed the intelligence of his last in India TO
the governor general
Dear General Let all past misfortunes be forgot
ten, for we in Luok Nor. Yours,
HAVELOCK' %
This is nearly as good az Sir Sydney Smiths famous
despatch announcing the capture of Scnde ''Pecoayi
III have snned" They both, doubtless at the same
time served in the Pun job
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'I'ohkEf fELPERS.-A Turkey Call of my own
make and pattern be any In the Union by
rhsoNlns one do'idf 10 s SUTHERLAND,
Jan "-eS' 6un Maker, Richmond, Virginia.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. rs, 1868.

BsN lsRAKI n JAMES OF Philadelphia general travelling
agent assisted by JAMES DESIRING Collins HAA, kDMuSD
Wiley JoHS X D1IasG Z A. EyANs JAMES 7. AznAs,
A. DAVIS r. r.. RoBKlps
ssSr C. w JAMs No Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio, Is
collecting assisted by
n THozAs TaoAAs, JAMES A. /. Cnps,
Mohns Receipts OF either will be good
HsrMr collect moneys due the
Columbia. IL Fff lnfFeHHH.s ea| EsU.' uTht
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Hon. john @. BRxcgINRIDGE,
Vice President OF the United States.
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France is the only country in which greater
Der of patents have been granted than in the United
States. With population of nearly thrty-sx mil
lions there were issued 6lS7 patents in the United
States, with population of twentythree millions,
1910 Great Britain and Ireland, with larger pop
ulaton than the United States, issued 2ll5 during