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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
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9CritbIfaftn, Icl6e rie 9ewEbnlib auf sinG
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wchIduftis 81 mepen.
Die Sepnsupsen am grrtauftag unp guf-
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27

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Gem pcrber9sbenrsu Sritft bGrrUratn.
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Sanuor 90. rn}nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
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Gufirbrr Eps
lfas gaaatD ArmrabaaGes.

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
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Sanudr 90,

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grwabluns ppn Ssamtrn fdr pas eintrettcaNe
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Sanuar 20. 1858 uo2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
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in ben S.ano acIcBt wtrpsn, az s8aItert'5 StAs
ticn. 8cblcn an 2lamtauurr greben Su faufrn.
AQr Qrtcn 6cblm mrrem bnicIbl al nisrriAcn
pr,iBu far 9arSciV prrEauit. NPan rufs an Tel
Gbarlr5 0utb.
Sanuar 20, rq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27

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Gents in ben ,p6nbGn res SbaenfsTcrf.
8e;sustS uniers lntsrf6rift, Sor. 8, 1857.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27

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Gcn ben DrtttcrcR ftr g. Rebri9 13 %
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@cm STEWARD fit gRarn 8eirrr 29S 46
10 SiIanj Der lcsti. &ehnun9 II As
90 fur Worp Sontae ats Kntbctt
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fir Die gSivespbsin9un9 ron Scpbia
8unsman 80 90
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
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Sultbd 5dfr, 16 Bulthd Slaihslaamen. Suthtl
8ttslamen, 2700 8ulthtl @ellbtcru IN cen 8clbrrI
l55 @liad Rdtea. I 100 rp. 0ruubbTucn. 3S 70,
3pistsln, 81 90 Rcthrdbtn. IL 70 9cbntn, 42 pdr:
rel Guumtern, 1850 8rauttSrfc, 4 iocasbCapS Snu;
trtrout, so 9funo othrtbelttr Slahs, 40 eaeun9En
IRrtbtcrntaut, lSS eatunecn 1drecr aufpas eano
acthan, $500 8uIhrl Rolt ouf b0s eano 9tthan,
22I6 Yfr. Riuesbdutc. l2S pfune 6ottst6rtt, 1890
Qfuuo S6msG, l47S pr llnihlitt l79t Yfe.
Buttgr,
Sm 5auIe Ssrfsrti6ts artitsl.
115 Vaar GRannshrIln l45 9NannshcmNcr, 100
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JHCibsGtmrtr, lu5 Wdtshcdcn, l04 lIntErrSds, Is
ShcrtScuuNs. l53 Shirjr, 10 lPti66:Sturpsn, ID
Stripbutt, 93 0iucH frcdsu, 90 Rnesrbemotr, 81
0iupr:lInttrrTdt, 81 y aar llnttrhritu. 30 Scbtn
tltircr, l0l pGor StrGupft 9ttridt 90 9oor ou9c:
iiridt, "a 6aRrt&htr, 16 Sprtb, al GutS Strtmpf;
Darn, "a Guts gdbts, 4 &thca. g6 &cVftrIcrs3dSr
81 8ttt;toi, 65 eSiuttdEr. 4 Sprsuiids, 673 Naros
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pct (aucs i'm oouit etncbcT,,l geo 9hme Sslfs 26
8&rra Sbasil1fitft, % SGr9r.
Slii6 serIhlattH.
1922 YfunO Riurhtifb. S43 paao 8attftiit,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27

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g9ir bic tlnter,cifnrtrn QutitcrS Scn 2c6a
Gaunty, I'M Staat prnnlpIpnnien, teIaeiniJcn
temt, SaB mir bic cbtee Hsdnun9 pcn Gtos.
9. Sul6, gia., S6abmeifer Der Dirrttpwn trs
Armsntauistfar bein9trs 6auntp. prm Ten Sans
uar 1857 bis gum 3 ten OcSemtcr 1857, btior
Gage mtctn9encmmrn eur&5cieben unp rt6tia
9Cfunrm babrn, uno fnrrR riRsn SilanS in ben
6dnpsn Sts S8aBmeitsys Scn ;cbn bunrnt np
iipct unp aatjis 1tokr mO adt unS faaji9
Gents.
8e3custs un1ers Sanbf&rlft bisfn 6tn GaS
SaRudr, u. D, 1858.
s5ebn 81. ShoG.
Daniel s. Grrih.
Snruur 90. 1853 na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
gGnilen0critht 0erfauf,

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BaiIen9uiGt pcn Qeha GauttY. icu ertf Sams
Ilags Rem 13tm 5etruar, nadNiens, um ubr
9i1tmittass ,apf Gem @Iase ieIhlL tNfsntIih ptr-
tauit wsEccns
>%zA Sin 9c;piEcs spefBdig*rS lad"
::::Nka ftrinrrncs Q2cbnbaus
S.E.igEast unb Sutte @runp, nit pem 3ugrEGtr
seleJsn VI Der Start gAentaun. In uprtelastcH
Gauntp; 9rGn,cn0 nGrtlb nn Die SoJmiItcn Stras
&c, Glltb an trnc grts efs G. 5Urleit, fupli6 an
etus ,6ifsntlias 9HleY, aup sprtI.et an cine Got.
te nes Serjamin Craig entbutte:p IN hcr 5rrtt
an briaqtrr Sond;tun StrG6s 70 8wb unb III
3ca aUine g 8uB @lcp sirNcF6rsD uno lduF
in pirirr Brrite SO SUP smtd, mEp ron banntR
ii pilete t8 Gub urO 5 ,3ru trtit tis Gn tsina-
tr Agep. SIS 1T aud Gin .5utrr ,Srdm Stau atf
Der beINgten Gpttc.
&c it ries tas NtitterldBers 1irWrts ;8rrnfsm
Res seriIcrtenm 6 barleS 9raiS, lsBtb.a
ron bsidgrr Start Hmo @anTs9.
Die SepnSunosn am @atauf'ta9e 'nnb G'a-
wartun9 Ycn
Sacrb OiltirSel 9ltm'rr.
Cm& ttt GOutt.-2o. S@asn,an, Cdr
Sanuar 90. .na3R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
9lrmelt<G e6nnn5.

Die 8et8nuns non gbarGss Suf6, Giq.
S6obmeEsr rrr DiTsitoren brS !SauIrS CUR
SrIhditisuns unb llntrtbdttuns Der glrmsn fir
bas @auntp 0e&a, prm fen Sanuar 1857 tis
5um Pen 9anar 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27

Baar smpTarsen SunfdGgsnrrn Vsricuen:
Gtrparo Bed, dusiivlIuna i'm @curtbauS 81 90
Standardization, e. g8bGltbau, surtidtej. SO 90
q. StGbltr, Sului ihtirnS;SCtubreT, gus
rddtciabR % 81
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q. 9. 5truuEe, gSolTlr DIVIDEND fir 1856 40 50
Gbartss 8ittsr, 8ilou, rom 8srtauf els
mes psrlaufrnen Qferecs 0O
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8rddr rate 9tcrp's = 20
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tejabK D Oh
225iS
fdr 1856 unO 1857 $50 81
2s,979 80
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27

Jaeob Sfidcr, GIqo G6dsmstRer Bon Soda
,Gaunty, in Irdnuns init 'tsio8tsm Gauntg,
pom 1 . Sanuar 1857 bis 81. December 1851,
,tingeltlcbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-27
gaunts 2e6nuna~

3ult1iGb bcr 6inan5cn npn Srhn .9nuns
tn an 4 fer S5Gnunr 1858.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
NEWS ITEMS,

- h .EA- E
New ORLEANS, June I6.
An explosion occurred yesterday on the,
steamer Eclipse, near Natchez. by which
two men were killed and three wounded.
Seventy children left New York for
Northern Illinois, on Tuesday afternoon,
under the auspices of the Children's Aid
Society. 'i 5ea5 a sd uif
The old man, Jeremiah Abbey, who shot
Tyrus Garfield at Auburn. Geauga county, a
few weeks since, has been discharged, the
Grand Jury falling to find a bill against him.
Mrs. GoIdschmidi Jenny Lind) recently
gave birth totwins-one of eachisex. Here
we have another edition. in two Volumes, of
s'Goldsmith's Animated Nature" Is ras
Francis P. Blair, of Maryland, has written
a letter to Elihu Butritt, indorsing his idea
of compensated emancipation, and suggest
ing the removal Of the freed slaves to Cen
trail America, as the only means of render
ing emancipation safe and acceptable to the
present slave owners. o5asm aa9
Mrs. Gage, in a speech at the recent We
mans Rights Convention held in New York,
told the story of a woman who, having se-
cured a second spouse that 'nursed the baby,
&c, very accomodatingly averred that a hus-
band was the neat best thing about a house
TO the cooking stove.
The Lafayette Journal says SAT the
present there are two Thousand peo-
pie, from other states, sojourning in Indiana
and ILLINOIS, for the express purpose of get.
ting rid of their wives and h~usbands." 89
81 III EHL 10y
The recent Administration Convention in
Illinois makes war upon Senator Douglas.-
The Statesman defends the Administration.
Let the Douglas men note this fact. It is
evident that Buchanan means to crush Doug
las, but we do not think the protested Doug
las men Of this District will aid in the work.
But time will teil.--Jourmdl
Senator Shields passed through this city,
Wednesday nea route for Minnesota, ex-
ecrating the Administrator in a fearful man.
ner. On Illinois politics, the General VEN
tured tine opinion that Mr.. Douglas ought to
be reelected, but that he would not be.--
Chicago Trihane, 18TH 7saAeas bsss5
ANOTHER CURE ron a. FELoN.-4Noticing
a recipe in a late number of your paper for
cuting ~felonsS reminded me Of one l have
is first!rate. q Take red lead. CASTLE
soap, of each a tablespoonful add weak ley
suffi cient TO make a son salse; apply on the
ifst appearanceso of the feloasse SGT ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
Searching American Vessels What the Brit
fsh Admiral ssa W Ahouf il.

Searching American Vessels What the Brit.
q fsh Admiral says About it.
New YoRK, June I5.-H. b. M. yacht
Syren has arrived here. She brought, as
passenger. Lieut.. Richardson, of the Royal
Navy, as bearer oil dispatches from the Brit
ish Admiral at Bermuda, Sir Houston Stew
art, to Lord Napier.
The Herald says the exact purport of the
dispatch could not be ascertained, but from
what information her officers had learned at
Bermuda it was pretty certain thai they would
prove TO be of a satisfactory character to our
government. ~
Sir Houston Steward had expressed his
disapPresation of the extent to which the
boarding American vessels had been carried
by the officers attached to his squadron in
the Gull. No special orders for the search
ing OF all vessels found in the ATTITUDES in
diesaed had been issued. arte11 n
The Instructions extend no further than
the eserhauling of vessels of SO very suspi-
cious a character as to warrant it.
The Admiral. it appears, had anticipated
the news of the offensive visitations, and at
oneeatouk peremplory and efficient measures
to have them checked.
y h10I0s IN oOdAAC ltllC iiii-
piicit credit, that h dispatches contain the
assurance that every step has been taken by
Admiral Stewart to prevent any recurrence
of the visits and searches which have been
souofensives to the American public; that
the particular acts in question are condemn
ed, or that they are ascribed to excessive
zeal and energy in the prosecution of the
search Cor slayes.4ai ag5 asee4Hf 3 sglz gai
We are not weliiassured. bat il is regnr-
ded4as probablethaf the Admiral will palli-
ate the nonduct of his snbordinates on the
latter ground. Fremth the thorough measures
taken by the Admiral. reported in detail to.
Lord Napier. by the dispatches in charge of.
Lieut.. RiebBrdson, there will be no reason
to fear a renewal of the obnoxious practices,
on the part of the British gun boat comman-
ders. a5x3 .aa5ssa e4f -iss .lsB Il rs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

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TIE C~ArAsTRoPHE NEAR Bos1oss--The
ing schooner Prairie Flower, and the loss of
eight lives a few days ago in the vicinity of
Boston, are melancholy indeed. The schoe-
ner was a fancy vessel from Salem of Io7
TONS having a fine cabin and a sspaeiens
deck room, and had on board a party of for
ty OF 6fly. principally young men, who
were anticipating a pleasant sail to Boston.
When she left Salem at 10 "A. NJ, the wine
was light, and with all sails set she scud a.
long meFrily until about 2 o'clock, Whenzthe.
rain began TO fall and some 90 or 80 of the
party sought shelter in the cabin. The
Boston Traveller says: 43 81
As the rain increased the swind suddenly
chaoged To- the northwest, aand an attempt
was made 10 shorten sail, but the ropes being
new and wet kinked.in the blocks and the
jibs and foresaii could not be got off her.
She was now on the starboard tack by the
wind, and careened SO rspidly to- the sqnalI
that NEST of those below rushed on deck.
and with the motion OF the vessel, were
hurled 10 ileew ard; their weight adbed to
the pressure of the ssquaH upon the sails
sent her over in IN instant. The water
rushed down the open aaschways and she
soon filed and sunk, leaving only half her
lower masts out of water. All the sails
but the gafttop sail and lying-Jbewere set.
She was now in Broad Sound. The men
clung to her topmasts and rigging and some
stuff which had ioated from her decks.
there were threesyessels in the
at the time, but ten Minutes elapsed
before the people were picked up. TIE
sloop Amelias another sleop name unknown,
and she pilot boat Friend, in less than half
IN hoar picked up all who were alive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

DEATH OF SENATOR HEsDBKsos.-We
regret TO have 10 announce the decease Of
the Hon. J. Pickney Henderson, one of tbe
Senators in Congress from the State of
Texas. He was detained at home by illness
until late in the session. a nd after his arrival
in Washington was able to give his attend
ance in the Senate but a short time when
illness again confined him TO his bed. He
expired at his lodgings in Washington City
yesterday afternoon The deceased was a
native OF North Carolina, but was an early
settler in Texas, where he was highly res
pected. as was eyinced by the prominent Of
fees which he was called to fill both before
and after annexation, the last of which was
the distinguished one Of Senator of the u
nited States.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

Loss oFETHE BRITIsa In THE G4PTUREoF
Observation-Disclosures dispatches reached
Eaghand by the lust Indian m all from Sir
Colin Gatnpbeth aud SiroJames Outram.-
They are publish ed in the English papers,
and their details enable us q little better 10
understand how much work was lone when
the capital OF Dude was taken by the Brit
ish. These dispatches are too long and IN.
interesting, howeser, to be reprinted. II Is
of interest. However, to know the saeti6ce
the British made in getting possession Of the
city. AS the Governor General ahas de-
scEibed il. .the tHking Of Lgyknov consisted
of "a FeTies Of operations conducted from the:
I'D till the 18th Of March," On the day fest
named, the force under Sir, Colin Campbell
consisted of 827 European officers. LAT ma
tive officers. and 1897 rank and file, with
4,5I7 horses--tbat is 10 say, an effective
force Of 20 900. on this number, after Luck
now fell, il was found that l27 officers and
men had been killed. sos wounded, II mis-
sing; total loss, 646.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

The threatened var with England will
hardly come of at present. The offending
officer has been arrested-en proper precau-
tons taken by the commander Of the Bril-
fish West India squadron to prevent are
petition of the agressions-and ii is also
more than probable that the English govern
ment will disavow the acts and make all ne
cessary apology for their commission
Meantime. as the subject is attracting atten-
t~ention, our government would do itself no
discredit by adopting some efectual means
to prevent the systematic prostitution OF
our flag by inhuman pirates engaged in the
slave trade, out of which all the recent
troubles have originated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

MARSHALL Co., Miss, May Isl have
just learned that here is quite an excite
menf prevailing at Holly Springs, caused by
an elopement on the night of the goth inst,
of three young men Of that place with as
many young ladies, all students Of the Fe-
male College. As soon as the discovery
was made BY the faculty The telegraph. was
brought in use to try and head The young
folks. Memphis and several other towns in
Tennessee, connected to Holly Springs by
railroad, were telegrsphed to, but toe. late,
the lovers had gotten 100 FAR q start 10 be
uyettaken and stopped, even. BY lishtn;ng.-
A dispatch was received from Sommerville,
Tenn, saying that the grunaways bad
arrived there safely and were ali married.
understand that the ladies arc all from a
distance, one is half Indian. very rich Of
course. from The Indian territory: another
halls from the State of Louisiana; the other
from The Southern portion of this State
Mississippi )-tCorresponden Of Richnond
Dispatch.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

The Havana correspondent of the New
York Herald netes adseadful state Of affairs
in thut city between the commanders OF
British and American war vessels. Hear
him:
s.The evening Of the 9th, Commander
Rodgers, of the Water Witch, and Com
mander Walker. Of the British steamer De-
vastation, took a cruise in good fellowship on
shore, with a fast team and pleasant carriage,
to breath the pure air of the country, laden
with the perfume of the orange, and waving
with graceful welcome the ostrich plume TO-
liage of the royal palm-gentle as brothers
and kEightly in their social enjoyments ds il
antagonisiic war had never been the subject
of their med i~tation."