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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

near sharing the same fate as their other boat lately
wrecked at sea. She ran high up on the Washwoman's
reef, couple OF miles below Vera Cruz, and which is
most dangerous place The tide happened 10 be low at the
time and no wind blowing which enabled her Ia couple
Of hours 70 work OF without any damage The American
Consul 1wyman wh0 by the-bye has Just recovered from
attack OF brain fever promptly went 10 the
ssiance of the Jasper, but fortunately she got of
without much trouble
The northers generally looked forward 70 with dread
just hailed by all with great delight, for their
appearance is the signal for the departure OF the vomo
yellow fever This terrible scourge, which has boon
fatal in Cuba and New Orleans the past season, has
been very light with us. Though a number of deaths
have occurred from in the last three months the pro
portion 10 that OF previous years s much less and now
have scarcely case OF II IN the city good Dorther,
though it brings frost with IT, invariably destroys it o.
drives II entirely away.
The corr OF engineers the Mexico and Pacific Railroad
proceed to New York complete their reports and maps
Of surveys made between this and the City Of Mexico II
is unGefs that they have been most successful In this
very n,Yoita work They 90 TO Havana in the Solcnt
and thence by Isabel to Charleston On their
way down from Mexico the stage coach attacked by
adrones, and three Of the latter killed. The rob
bcrs have not met with such chastsement for lon
time.
II may be qualification Mr. Hargous to know that
these ladronos the that few weeks before had
politely invited him TO take of his shoes, coat, &c. Will
his wuy to the city Of Mcxco-and probably made him
lay in the dirt face foremost while they sacked the baggage
in the stage coach One who was literally torn TO pieces
by bah ad bpckshot when drawn from the baranco and
laid the road side, seemed 10 have pair Of English
American shoes-and IL was suggested that they might
be those of Mr. Hargous There OF the engi
ncers inside the COACH with rythg prepared Tor an at
tack, and two on top They had two double barreled
guns loaded with buck shot, Sharps rifle and eleven
Colts revovers. Immediately on the robbers presenting
tht mseyes the two engineers top Let OFF their long
arms, while broadsde poured forth from inside the
coach Il the 10th ef September-a sad Independence
day for the dronos None Of those in the coach in
uod though ba red BY the robbers passed through
IT, provdentay without hitting any one and another
shot passed just over the heads Of those on top
The engineers in the coach ut the time COL 1acot
and SON. NJ. Lyons, A. Gray, Mcssrs Radrich, Wolf,
Thompson, Eastman and Finn. One robber was taken
prisoner and two thirds would have hung him, but
the Chief Engineer Col Taicott, prevented and he
let off Their arms &c, were turned over TO the Acade
Of the nearest town-Accatcingo.
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NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.
President Riyas Disclatms the Pcsfy Dcciara.
dsn-A Anticipated Opening Of the Transit
Route State Of the Republic c-Ameri-
can Marines to go up the San Juan
Rivcr-Ccn. Jercz' opinion Of
his Chances at Washington,
&C., &C., DC.

We have received letters and partial files of papers
frcm San Juan del Korte To the cd instant, and from
Granada to the 18th of September.
The new constitution Of the republic had been formally
osented the President, with addresses by the Com
nittee Of the Assembly, and promulgated.
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Il REVOLUTIONARY RELIC.
MIDDLE AGED MAN.
From tho Albany Journal. |


One of the most valuable and interesting relics of the
Revolution is in possession of John ?. Putnam, esq of
White Creek, Washington county. We allude to the
brace of pistols belonging to his grandfather Israel Put
nam, the Revolutionary hero Their history is remark
able They originally belonged to Major Pitcairn of the
British army who commanded the expedition 70 Concord
and Lexington II at the latter place. everybody
remembers that Pitcairn drew them from his holsters
with the insolent words, throw down your arms We
rebels, and dispense and fired upon the mtancn the
first shot of the Revolution In the subsequent retreat
to Boston, while his command harassed by the AInc-
rican sharp-shootcrs, Major Ptcans horse was shot
under him, and left the road The saddle and pistols
Of fell into the hands Of the REBELS and were
carried to Gen Putnam, then in command of the Amer
lean forces. They used by him during the war
were borne upon his coffin ut his funeral and were hand
ed down. family heirloom, to hi and grandson
They wholly of metal steel and silver mounted and
of elaborate workmanship Mr.. Putnam has them ure.
served in mahogany case accompanied with certificate
in the handwriting OF Aaron Burr that they the
pistols used by Gen. Putnam while in active service An
other certificate from soldier named Monroe who was
present when they taken from Ptcairns horse
places their genuineness beyond doubt Mr. Putnam
says that he remembers the pistols in the possession
his family sxty-three years.
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fest influences Of the Holy Spirit All classes are repre-
sentod in tho attendance Those who are not religious
pay respectful attention and portions of the audience
frequently moved TO tears at the sOulfc rcctas OF
some who speak when prayers asled by come pa
rent for child, or, in instances by persons for
themselves. No scenes of uncontrolled excitement are
exhibited But, the contrary, when In the ardor
Of their interest have been borne into manifestations
taking Of enthusiasm, they have both checked them
selves and shown tender regard for those whose minds
religion Is best associated with quiet solennity Mer
who stand high in public confidence. and fill important
positions in business In public li have borne earnest
testimony to their estimate Of religion The sober state
ments Of these commanding the confidence OF all
could not have failed to impress themselves upon busi
ness men who listened to their Hords
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A SUMNER VISION.


1901 - NIX FROM frazer = AA4a0nSI Tf
One Summer morn, In muainss lost
rf sat before my window, l,i,...t y .H
And watched how of the wood WAS crossed
~ By sunshine and by shadow .
Then suddenly little maid, ..f T
Some three years old under,
Came tripping up the silent gaac,
With looks Of JOY and wonder l A
She seemed very fAy methought
Her silky golden tresses
Cleaned hero and thera, ~ thsy had caught 4
A sunbeam midst thoir meshcs;
Her softly rounded cheeks were pale,
Her eyes wore dark and lustrons.
4 felt that they couhtcll tale fi
z For mortal ears TOO wondrous.
All chad In parest white, she seemed
10 free from earthly leavsn, Y43 tte III.
No wonder that at first deemed
y. Her newly come from Heaven.
She paused awhile, and then her feel
isss Trod doftly midst the dssics, 3 tl fH'
TIL soon she bowed her head 10 greet
Tho lilies with her praises
Then, wandering on abe came before
The Queen OF woodland posies,
And smiling, curtsied DOR and DER ia
To all the sweet white
AZ last she faded like a dream, Naaftg H3
The trees her form concealing;
Now Heaven be praised for this CLEAN,
True fairy land revealing Et .Ht.I
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TH ARLES S LONDON CORDIAL GTN-THE
~ ORIGINAL. AND ONLY LONDON GIN TMPORTED-Th Gin,
distilled London from sound barley Of
British excise laws Is decatcy favored with Of Italian
juniper berry, and Of the valuable
table Kingdom rendering H. In the opinion Of the med
cal tho and stmuant
delicious tonc Of soft and delicate favor differing entirely
from other Gin devoid
ders the article known Holland Gin scnapp
Though not intended medicine physicians
generally OF Dyspepsia Gout Rheumatism Dropy
Cc Cholera Fever and Aguc Structure Diseases the Urinary
the Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility whilst
weaker will find by its adoption relief from those
ing which frequently attend their delicate
Dr. Valentine Mott OF New York the highest medical authority,
prononnccs CIIANESs LONDON CORDIAL only superior
other but the best Of the kind he
Is peculiarly adapted settlers the southern
States well ms for travellers changes Of and
For sale quarts at and thirty
by all druggists groccs uterss country
Of limitations. Buy only CHARILs OTHER IMPORTED
Nay be had In Washington Of Ford Brother
b. Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard Ryon
EDMUND C. CHARLES,
Importer No. 40 Broadway, New York
-t.l @ EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar 14-ly 40 Broadway New York.
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WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

wv NTEIIIGsNCE, AND GENERAL. LAND AGENCY. GEORGE
FARNM Once Main
Cole SUMNER X Co., La Crosse, Wisconsin t.a
am prcpsredto buy, scI, Information with regard
farms farming, lands; government lands
with snd warrants Wisconsin Nnrcsoa
the selling or Leasing Of lands os dwelling houses other
commission collections pay taxes examine cs
collect rents, &c, ~ f ~
Particular attention given IOANING MONEY which guaranty
TO loan on real eetste worth three times the
and secure TO the from twelve
nuay Security real
secure than IN New York for the that
2b TO 100 per cent every Interest legal Wisconsin
as IL per cent, and in Minnesota there
All business and letters of inquiry promptly attended
Feb 17-6m GEO FAfN,M
He refers TO tho following gcntemen
Mineral Point Wis Gov Alex w Randall Madison,
D. Campbell la Crosse Wis Hon 8 Hastings Estate
Trempecan, Wis Hon. Thee Rodo receiver u of)
Crosse, Wis., Hon Cameron In Crosse VIE Judge LORD
do Hon Geo Gan, Cudge 9th judicial crcu) Galevile Wis,
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, !.
WAsxust;ruy Nav 10, IL

ON THE PETITION Of j. A. wcmple aud a. Wesiinghouse
former o Chicago Illinois, and the latter Of sc'enecso me
York praying for the extension OF granted 70 Them
18th Of july 1874, machines W
and cleaning grain for seven from the
patent which takes place the 18th July 1856 ~
is ordered that the pon the Patent oH w
Monday, the 18th July oclock and all Fefso
notified 10 appear and show any they have why sa
ought not to be granted -,
Persons opposing tho required to he IN 'n
Ones their objections specially forth writing al a "a
days before tho day bearing, NIL testimony flied by ene
be used 1t the said hearing taken and TRANSPORTED 10
ance with the rules o the Once which will be furnished Oh
The Testimony in tho will be closed on tic "a
dcposions, papers relied upon testimony ,
Med in the Office before the Of that day inc
" any, within 1--WE days thereafter. u h,s
Ordered, also, this he published in tho Unon
ton, D. c., and National Unon, Chicago Illinois, once ~, ty
weekse first 81 said publications 70 be w s"s
days before the l2h OF July next, the day Of hearing
Commissioner o Ps'shN
r. Ska'or OF the above viii please copy she '
bills TO the Patent ohice with containing this nocs
May I4-1aw9w
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. G. HERRING & CO.'S Patent Champion safes

TIME subscribers grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public bcstowing patron
to that extent that more to exhibit all
their have enlarged their depot opening
sacoom Broadway No 2l Murray OPP
posie the City Hail. This enlargement room
extensive enlargement Of their factory will enable the subscr
bers hand at all times stock Of r- burglar
proof safes than other establishment the world Particular
will be had constructing private
with other furniture for the security Of plate jewely
VIII hand money chests
aud bank vaults Halls powder
store doors oncss patent Formulation bank lock and Cyges
patent letter lock, without key.
S. O. HERRING Co,
Nos, 1885, 1877, 1879 street.
No. 25l Broadway Murray st., New York.
r. COYIE Il CO., Agents
RHagt..s Washington, D. @,
b W, KNOWLES, Agent
May 25--1y Richmond Virginia.
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DURAL SOUTHERNER FOR SALE.-The u

DURAL SOUTHERNER FOR SALE.-The I'M
proprietor thai popular and beautiful weekly
being about
dispose Of both tho printing
stocked with mstsriai
doing ali kinds N Job Printing -t04s VI n
establishment Supplied with good hand presses upwards
pounds NvnpArci 300 pounds pounds
Long Primer and thirty fonts OF Job Type With attention
snonnt Of job Work This
the kind 10 The South weekly receipts
t amount TO more than double the Of publication
suhscr'oh M already largo aud constantly increasing Tho
tire concern VIII DO sold for 81 cash will be
good female servant part pay city Address
fi.sl u. ff.1 j. i .l..IU.I st n RcltARD EDWARDS,
Ecots Mills Howard county, Nd, or box 1927 Baltimore
specimen copy Of the paper win be sent
juno
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AN AMUSING EXAMPLE,.

Z ETHAN ALIENS RRNArss DrscovxnKp The Springfield
Republican says that the long sought remains Of Ethan
Allen have now been found doubts are forever put
at rest In thoroughly removing the earth at the
place of burial in Burlington cemetery Tuesday fore
noon, for laying the foundation of the monument the
consecrated bones found right beneath the place of
the old tombstone. They boxed up and renterred
beneath the foundation Of the new monument
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U,UTAw HOUSE, BALTIMoRE.-The EUTAw

IL HOUSE having thoroughly renewed altered and ele
ganty refurnhcd possessing all
baths billiard aaoon etc. ia ready to accommodate
public by FIRST class hotel in the
lt =
especial OF travelling with ladies and Fam
called the OF this l
aud lofty apartments arranged In full and convenient suits Of
paros chambers present most attractive and desirable accom-
nlodntions. ,.Hta.f TT i..
The sumpuousness excellence OF table, the superiority OF It's
wines aud liquors and general appointments shall continue OF the
highest grade.
centrally situated for either business pleasure travellers
elevated hcahful location, the Of Baltimore
and Euaw streets few from the Baltimore and Ohio and
Washington railroad stations.
porters upon for the
Of guests and their baggage.
No pains will be spared make tho ETAW the elegant and COM
Portable home Of its guests.
Gcntlcmcn,s ordinary .4......... ~ 90 per day.
Ladies' do t.-..t... z % Al
Nav 2s-law4w JOHN CARROLL, Proprietor
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, IL CO.,
Bankers,

: DdhKtft, 7
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available principal Of tho world Also mcrcan
tile credits, for Europe China, &c.
2S-6moH
MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor at Law
lVI Rooms 20, "a, No IS Wall street, New York. v
Aug 15-tft
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Ia proper facilities, and able toful1 contract for Furnish
Of the Interior the end
ing June 80 1856 should bid be accepted.
May 23--wt30thJunc [incMSRr.l
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tickets shares and cercaies Of packages the
splendid lotteries will receive the most prpt attention. and
each drawing will be sent immediately after over
all who order from
. Ati Address, r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
May Is Hlat h.H Wilmington, Delaware.
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1861

GREGORY MAURY, Managers Wilmington, Delaware To
under the appointed by
tho governor. -lt.a,sfi KS -
500 Lottery the the STATE OF DELAWARE,
Class 12 Tor 1855 To be drawn WILMINGTON, DE Saur
day, JUNE g. 1858. Y
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
u CRIB eiratbet:

Nm lrbtsn Dcnneritas eur6 ben 9br,p Srn.
BaIter, 0rr Saceb s. Stein. NIT Mi6
Gaen 6. 5rcY. teicc pon pisier Stapt.
am Srn rieIcs Mcnat5. burh Semp Rune,
gIl 6err gSlidm 8. Srrn3. nit NB Gatbls
rina g8IliamS, beipe pen SldtingtUn.
(Giascfauot rurb zen Gbrp. 5cibuo 8. 0err.)
9Im 9trn Otrir5. an benz 0aiibauir bee lorn
8e6trI, in Naentnun. Drrr Saccb s. Stsrtp. pcn
(oanoYsr, nit DiIB Waria g. DsA Ypn 9fisru
Najarett, Nortbamptcn GduntY.
(Giuotiannt curd Goftcr 9. q. Derr.)
Scr Ginger 3eit. Ssrr Suilu5 Sebs. nit W0iB
0lbeImina Jt6nis. teios Ycn 5amalua.
sIm 22lrn 2tusu1. oerr SimUn S6tabammsr,
nit Ole Suianna S4uIna4er, bstpe pcn g0sR-
penn.
am'f0trn September. Serr Sirsmmb 5inf. nit
Dig Qnna Gatbdrna 5beis, beipe pon 5amaaua
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
Der I6tc Con3rcg 1iFuFt.

Die Scto 8ctO GonfuirS Uon bsm 16tsn @Cn,
arr6 0tIrift. tetcbcnO aus ben Counties Gum.
brrtauO, Sort unp Derry, pcriammcteu if IeBts
9Sr6s uno bdttn &C Atlmmunscn fir riuen Grrs
9reb Gdnpipdt Sbue DAP lis ih pereiniaeu fUnns
ten.-Sin jcpss Gauntp winidte n6mIib Isinrn
ciaenen GIuctoat III bdtcn. uno bic Su6anan
RsaisranS MAR ftit rHti6oGru 8. u. GtG ben
MauIeirI SpetaIant uno friiber elm Mtsliep auf
oas ldtt gu artrtcn.-Os @urieriss pcn gjOrt
unc perrp pdBirtcn atrr sinCn Scidue, bl6 or.
Obi ami teinrn 8aa Crnannt wrrrcn iputr, wprlui
ii6 riini8sn ron ySrt IoSIc& mad Saule be.
9aten.
ED-S ate r.-Die Gcnfsrirs ppn gJort
Gaunty flnlsn absr Den nd6ilen 3aa wicocr ,urif
unp cs wuroe pdnu no6malS cen sln,en iol9ens
brn Gag uie sin GROCER StriI Der gla&t fortse'
fiimmt. pbns baB man ftb aut einrn Ganoiodt
perciniaen trnnts - prrauf man lid icpIun fin
ben 3dtraum BON cinrr gBohe wiCprr perti9te.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
2e6 a 81 atriDt.
Sa,lt,tel S3ollict. Nio.,

Sole mir aus BEN Serbanolungsn pfr Gclfs.
Gaunty. Convention fir Carbon Gauntp Uerncm'
men taben, 70 III unIr belCnoere 5reuno, 6err
Snmuel 8aaiet, BON iener Scte Der ale
Gnripdt fiir Die aIemblp, fur pieien Dtitrift in
@rnsnhung aetraht purosn. = Dies 1T cine Gsrrs
lihs grnrnnung unb mir mubrn often unO auf.
ri6tig aellcben, olB unS pieie NsuigtGit cine Ter
piltcmmsnitsn mar, Die uns fir ensn lanssn 3eit'
raum su Sbren fam, bsnn Sr. Ballet lii cine
bSh1 f&idIGe perfOn fir scpaGte Stcllr, fir
irrlhe cr ernannt porhen III. = @r IN Gin Wann
brm es fiber nidt an 5lbiStsiten fsblt, ben Dt'
firift nit Sbrrn Su rcpremtirrn. - Dabrt 1T r
ebriiG. unb cd er Ielbi tirf in cinem beIdGb:npCn
Idriff intersert IT, lo tam man teitiumt umo nit
@ewibbcit i6liseen. bab er isner 9rCbsn Wabre'
ael pur6 tpei6s nur alletn unIer Sdno weper
qlddtif ssnta6t ptroen fann, pon Serjen 9inltia
iit.--glu6 mue rs bier nod benertt psrcrn, DAP
Sr. Ballet ourdaus he @rnennuug niAt ludtr,
fonosrn eieielte iuhte ibu.-SclAe 3eiten baten
mir einl srlsbt NO bieies I'M Nalemrnrn Der 5dl
mar, uno in Der Sbdt. slidIide ;3eitsu warsn ss-
ia wirfiid ipet eliiiiber ais Wie pirS felt pielsn
Sibren Der 6al III, no unlerr @esnrr ben @,etrIub
einaefibrt batsn. bd6 Der Wanu pas amt iudt
IA iid pirfIid duf cds 5idst fnuft - irrour6
bdnn bic tenrn Winuer tmmcr HererGn1t ptrpsn
5srr Ballet III stenfaus in birIem @ountp Der
0tcbr,aM Der Stmmeetcr trtannt. unO Der Nus
gang Der 9SIbI wirp ieian paB no r befhnnt,
er aud 9tinltia brEdnnt lit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
RifrnhaEn.Ilnfsne.

Cincinnati, 7. Sept. Seute Mcrsen oa.
Gin Bug ouf Der 5amitton unp Dayton @iientabn
III rlner 9anplrosr purbrifam. traf rr auf sinsn
lBlgen. in wrIdsm .. y. 8eilenpm init 8rau
unp lws Nidten lde. Die Eutidbs wurpe ,s.'
trmnert unp 6rau g.. mebrtre 100 glrrS mi
iOrtsclhlsupsrt uno als eside auIsebcten. GW
anpern wurrsn nit 9rCBcr @spaIt aus Dem S2a'
gen 9riuorien uno fruiiiiA osrlcbt.
DoYtrn, z. Sept. 3ps iunae Wdnner,
S63ne res Or. Sitnsr aus tiriigcr @saenp, per-
iudttn bel eincm Durbf6nitt Der Dayton unr
lBsitsrn Sdbn einrm ;3uSs Suuor,ufcmmen, wur
ptn jroc6 prn piefem srrrht. Der iinaers Sru
Der. eouis Sitner ruurpe 80 5ub prit arl6leuoru
uno tlirb auf Der Stsue tUpt. Der Anpre fun
init ensr Ietttsn @erIeBun9 oavVn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
Srcili1ratb's nOtrfc

i6reitsn raid vcrrdrts. Q8tr rEistrn 70 cten
bic II. We6enlisIsruna nit crm S6Ius Dee
Sanpes. DrieIte entbdIt bic bsiccn trcfiltAen
llsberIsBmsrn 8teIiaratb's Oas 8ltpGeilis.
tbum. pOn 5elicn Semans. nO 6iawatba pon
2cnsfelUw. Setanntlih fam man ras g4uf
entwrpu in g8C6rntieirunscn Al IS Gts., uoer
in ,rsIncnatltsn Sinom su 81 ,25 06Sn ect
81, so be,iebcu uuo bat auslroem Die AnwGrt.
fth ifr an siueu @spimantbett pcn rcip ,rrt. prr
pper ir6S tduisnO Gbalcr !, namerm Der Ntib
auf 10000 9rsmpllre upCr bdriibcr itcist Icpic
in biriem 5alls cine nod 9rT6re Sunms gum
Ban ein:s pruI6sn SCipitats in Wewsgorf Der.
Su9sbrn Der 8erlcser ih ctenfans trrsit rttIGrt
tat. N6ae CT rur6 rdt SabIreite Srilcuunlrn
in ben StIno seitBt werpcr feline Ntfbt ,u rroli.
ffren = seir svifrfn nistt oaran ccnn 55rciIis
rntb acbSrrn bic SYmpatbiea rer Dtutl9cn In
allen gBtltgrlenbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
Das ScIolaScr ~ rpiaiamspert.

OaS 5elpIlsr wrldss lrBts 2Sp6s at 9Bil'
Transport. in OIelsm Stlat 9ebalten wereen ii
wurOe pur6 OaS aueria5niit g0stter be9iiniti0t
unp plBelbe purcs Don vieIen thuirnpsn vOn Nicn'
fhsn. aus alien G'e9enpen beiuAt. = Die pcrbrr
astrCiftneu WnlaIten wlren pcn Der gTt. 70 oab
lie pcLlt Stfricpaan3 altrn.-l7 NtIttIr Com
pdsnjsn bdtten iitb sin9cfuuotn unO pas game
Niiitir icl pradtpca luSscIehen bHbcn-o bod Ioll
Der ,Hcoue" bee @oup. Ylder adlemeines Grs
hdunen rrreat. mc oietc5 SpGttelh psruriaht bIs
btn.--.. Die Qatn 9triiels" non oisiem Ort warsu
rtenfaIlt ,u9eAen. unp mir lino beri6tet, eab &c
bic bth'rGSrte GOmpasuie oui pem gruaoe wIr,
Disfts Corps III am Samifase micosr na4 Die
fer StdOt surdd5sfcbrt unO dls Wit9Iicpsr Iabcn
9eluno unp 9uten Wlutbcs aus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
d,IieI,ca.

gGr iino eriudt wcrprn GnJuJsigrn, bab Der
Gbrw. Sr. gB / 4 lam s tbrart, pom 9bi'
laoelpta, ppn Der Spsilsn 9aptitrn 6ir6r. am
ndhiten Dienila9 QbsnO. C5tpt. 2l.) in Srr.
ni8s 1alle, in eisirr Stabt prsciScn wiro.--
gu@ wirp preOser g8m. . i'd. Urn SadS
Gauntp, ben nddlen Senntaa atrnb am ndnli'
den Srt prrbisn. .-DaS publitum ii odtun8S'
pra ctn9slapsn, su ren teiprn telmmtea ;3siten,
9eaenWartg gu irin.
Ni6iim SCnntag fol- bic tteF5e nsu.srbautr
GSanseiIhe Sirhe rem Tisnir pes Srrrn se'
wsitet perben.-Die Gbrp. 6errsn 9leis, 9eib
uno SreOtn1ein rsrben seaenwirtis fin, unp
AatbriI an ben Gsrsmcrien nrbmsn.
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t1sb Elm orm oFratifbcs Uifet.

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Die Unit Sonrss DCmcFratn bdtrn cine Gaun.
tp Sriammluns berufen, pelte am nGbiten Sam.
tage ben II. Septemter i'm bisfgrn GUurt6 6auIt
tatfnbcn IUQ Der 3ped bicler Strilmmtung
1T. bic SppolitUn gegsn 9Cnes. BON psmptratiIher
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frlt Ycrltrbt, Gin gang ncues Gidc gu crsdniiren.
in Sppelitcn lu pem b1eits bon ter Scnfs.
prntpn GufSttrIIten.
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fGnnen mir pIS llnternebmrn Der prmpfraticbrn
Gjslncr ocn SOnes bod nlr lotsn. g4enn ben
@swdItireihcn, pGi6e liG bic Scnsa 5afticn Der
OemcErdtie erldutt bat, ri6t entsF9rnaeartCttCt
miro 70 Nib ss in mcrrm Gaunty balS ipwcit
fcmmcn, blb 9irmaro bel ren g8aGlen itimmcn
BARI Der aesen bic gsoaate Clique 1t. Die Sea,
ner Der io9enanntn DcmUtrGt'e baden Iten Ian,
ae bteirs lcbGI 9elrbeitst, pbne @rfctg. merrrn
atrr nit oilfs Der Inh Scnss Dsmctrdtrn nun
piclleat ibren 3wrd errsiGm. -(SsUb.
observation-disclosures III Der g4a6lScttel
prlder ron ben @ntt SUusS Demotratsn am lss,
ten SamiiaB sttilprt wOrOsn 1T.
GOnsrsb.-Mat. Sobn SAparB.
Ssnatf.-D. $ Scttsnitsn.
u sm blp.-Oapip Ntf, Daniel gctteis
ger, q. S. Olauser.
GommibtOnsr.-9Otn @sruaut, fen.
DirettUr.-Sobn 21ciB.
aupitcr. .-Samuel Barrett.
er.-Dr. 1drcrY Bird.