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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
sIriia)cr 9Sorrotb !!
9tun it uber fArr Cure 3rit
0eprge s, Nebcr,

g0nsiper an Nrc. 70, gEel SamiItpn StraBe
Der Stapt auWkm,
Mldt Ieinsn Srruntcn, Suupen unb rem pub
ltfIm tgtr9aupt trtlrnt, RAP er ioetCn ron gti'
taprlpbta ;ridgcfrbrt IT, allipo fr cntn hrrrIidrn
Gtpff friicbcr 0iiter,
In Icin GaG3 rinIdiaBnp, unD iAjdIiG Fit bic
eSabrs,sit cnactcak tat,-pclde CT rpierrr ali lri'
ncm aItsn Staneplase 9tO. 70. SBcit 5anhItcE
StraEc, swilhcn Gtorae'e unp Slgenbu6's 0alt'
6duIcr. woblftil gum grtauf alttteFtt, Veer auI
8eelung in &Isipsr 3u perTcrtigen terrt titr--
untcr Der 2tuIiht tss glltrt s. NegERrp.
ais Gprmlnn, tstrett CT r.s .......r. . ... rr.
9a5 ShncibrrBefti7t,
auf e:ne fr9r aussstctnte BejIe, unC 6Iettcr BON
cper Srnemun8' pertea prn ibm pcrfertigt, bic
nirgcntSwo iHsrtrcfftn wtrtcn t6nnn. gernn
Elm Gleipun91ltiit nidt ndA BunIA paBt, 70
trau6t ter 5tunpF es ndt St netmeu, unp Gin
anprcs wire an rritn StcQs perfrtiDt.--gr Rebt
atlcSrit gut fir feline @rteit.
2lu6 bat or tmmrr sne.r grc6cn unb fGI6ienas
blrn SolrGtb Der trlen unp ppttfrlI!sa #'n
Sertiarr Elcieer
auT 5ant aud ale Nrtsn @dter, TIM Gcier
paraus Su Srriertiseu. Gr bat 9tsi6faaS auf
oanU, ale &rten pcn rrn tel9afnEi8lrn, faBn.
Ten unp mrpiglrn
Srmbcn, Gragrn, Strfs, &JantI1utrt
.SalS> unp Saihentiihcr,
unb iterbaupt ale grtitsI bic ;u einer sUltHinti.
gen S6neirsrct sctBren. 9tufrt uur an, uue tDr
wrrSst eu6 fiber nidt tftrrBen fneen.
Sir trret5 srncbene Gttrrale Sunrl6aft, fat
tet sr birrburG lsinsn unScbsuarItcn II. bcrSIi6n
Dant ab.
0rrr8c s.. Grtcr.
Qllltntaun, Stpt. 30. nqbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
9feue Sitter.

Mr %. QDrit 6amiltru:StroEe, stacntdhn,
IN ictt nit rinem ncucn unp aus9e3ehneten Stpd
Der l6Snitrn, betrn unp ncumppt9iten
Siitrn, Gappcn unb altcn 9lrtrn Sp5ts
inbrs> unb QSintrrz Gittcn
vrrIetrn, ,no tielrrtrn Srrtaufrn ibre Gutter ;u f.
kiaiscn grriIen. ais ie in BEN Steitdptrn unlerrr
llRpn prrfauft mcrprn tGnnen. Sbr Stod TT
icBt gang neu, uno rs 2trtifrI in t6rem 6h3e t6n'
men nitt air GtSnbcit, Gtite unp Siut9feit iibsr'
trcifcu mcrpcn-uup pa Iie Den eins9rn ppaitan'
Oigen Sut>, SarpcpD unp 8ursStctr in bttier
stapt baiten, 70 fann man i,t earauf oerlaBsn'
paB lir ale Su piin1arnes 9Irtitrl in ilrem SADIE
tchGnrjs gum gertauf taItcn. Sbrs 9itrn unr
6appea lap mrifens BON ttrft et9enen 6abrttds
ttpn. uno psr bon i9nen taaft, wirS lia nss be.
trp9cn fntsn. .aa ... ..... .at,.. .r
ag- Sic Tho banftar fir tittrr srnciErne life
rale 8unoi4aft, unp tcffcn auf ferneren 3uipruf
errldtsn unp auf eincn 3uwatAs hsr GOnner.
@acntaun, 2lpril 8, nabr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Gin gtrurr uno npbIfei!rr
pareelo Stobr,
Scmm Giner, tcmmt Gtl'
gin nons uno puye3e'e 'Stptr.
8er1aum' es Nitmauc in bieIem SAL
SUP Ipre6rt mai bert pes.
gSDQe uub Snr69e

WaGrn trn ginrcbnern Uon ge4a uno an8rsrt'
,enbrn Gauntir5 a6tungspUa Die Qnteige, sab IIe
itren nruen Strbr erSfnet faefn init etnem
gans ncusn Strt prn
Irfrnpaaren Groceries, Sueenswaas
rrn, CARPETS, Srltu6, II. (. H.,
Sn psm neuen SierilSdisen 9sbaube, A Shiiren
untcrbatb bes WarEtpIabes, 5amiltpn Strabe,
ga.
gBr batcn etnen Stc6r nit sinem saitj nrurn
Stod Baaren, petde MIR ale ais pcr5aali6 an'
empfeblen tGnnen, unb hcfen auf etnen Ebril etr
Sffentlihen @una. gBir prrtaufen an ben nte'
berlten YreIen, asribrsn ater Saarge D.
Raufern teIrnpsre GOrtbriIc, um ben 0rune'
laB ,,Sdneue Ssrtdufe unp feins Yrptte" IN
praftiI6e ausfa9rung 5u tsiN8en.
gBir labrn 86ufer Gin bel un5 on3urufrn, iln'
fern Stri in ausenihetn gu nrtmcn unO ftir itd
IeltR Su prtbcicu, pcun infer AiIOrtemeut II Gin
ucr,lsti6es, unp umfabt gum 3bsil -f
Sud-, Gahimere Satinrtt Scans, nnb
anbrre SIeitrrltrfs fir 9llte nnb
Sungr.
attt Sic S1mcn.
gBir IAmei6eln uns, rab mir cine ausmatt
G'iter teFBen. we e 8raee Itir Die WOfe NM
SaGrs,cit paiIenb linc. unO aud wrsen ben 9rei'
len rerprn mir nit Rfnem usflurn. GaruHtsr
inp
Seibc-IApar;e unS SSnc9 Scn jcber
Sprtc. g8ca 0clatne5, 9laibs, DC
LANES, 0elainc 9laio unb Strcifrn,
@rintS, GpllarS StrnmFfpaarel
H. {. 10.
Sir SclGc bic ntAt untrr ten 5rGtti6sn fnb,
6aten mir Grauerrplarrn pcn BEN telen uno Hdbn'
item Qatterns. Gnfahflrtiae Sitter, els eps
turse, GaI6msre. franSSiIdr OGsviHces, u. fw.,
lanmt eirsm 9rrbcn aiicrtrmrnt srn
GcDo(uGs,
ais Stclla, 9rrda, GaIAmere, Sap State Gm'
pire. Sasatrp0 Ganse unO SaihSre S6apls.
graune uno estlsidte Mcutlius, Sasetn9s,
Carpets, Ssltua, Gin ppllCs aIlcrtrn'snt Son
Gaenspaaren, 6enitertIenrsn unO .s..
rrblicile G}rrrerffs,
ale &aifec. G9re, 3uder. NOlaiies, iebtrlsi Vs'
wtirie 2tverpepl unp Nlbton feine5 Sal,, gfc. ]
unr 3 Watssten in !, ] unp 8onScn Barrels.
BslF- 9Str lenEen rie Autnfrtdmteu pom 'SteRr'
taltrn int aGsemeinen ouf Die GbatiaAe, fab
mir Qgrnttn lins iiy zen Scvfauf ron
Nnpicr<
wetdr burd NaIaincn rerTrtist lint, unt tattcn
ciefeItYn hnmcr ouf SanS, BON ! his 20 gfmr
5uten, siel ppttisiIrr ais man Fr Spn 9ara ms'
Grn tann. ill.,.
2anbrSzIrptufts.
Gdmal,, Sutter. Sprd. Grmbbirncn. 1t. {.
~, mrrpsn am Wlrftprcis tm &sStauIA fir
l. 2Ganrm anaenrmnen.
Sn Der 9oiaunS tab itr einrn &trlu4 nit
uns MAIDEN perrst, perrea mir cub nit 9Itsn
gSaarrn r:FfeGeE. -.
6. 81. g8eue.
6. 9. SurrBe.
9lqcntatn, Scrt. 80, 1857. =
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
Srptrmtrr %.
SeOl<

Gin grrerS aTprtrmsnt Oetl 9ua bon Zen
neucicn Stylrs unp telsn Manufaftmtn bon
6is 2! sjarp BRETT srcbct Enforcement rcn
Oetl. SAieea ppn alien StYIes urO 6artrn.-Io
Irir g8cli4tcrntsisn, ansrilriAene Sufcts, Nayftt
ttytr, II. (. ~, ;u eertauitn tet
Sbrinsrr unb 0utb.
gLIsrtagr, Gert. 90. nqts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
II naunt pas S5rcunsn Get Gtitr:
III ntn
q StaerteitssGt tRcn
III bcaufhd,tioen, ia 8taeln9,
= Sltruar 81. 1857.
Sfcabiun. M1Grl 4. ls37.


cNie llntsr,el.Snstrn, Gait9icher tsr GcmmttIEe.
0J- inld,su ah,unaseeg fct9snetn 8erltbt SaF
notr Fthtn bltlu, tois Die ;r2tt StthtrbttS'8ttsn,
n4b anfanat,.r le6srstntluft ipilbtn SarrstS unc
!osrrluS uno Goaus uno gDatlcn, nettnelnaneSt IN
etnt .FGvnate- -aetraht-nImttth : DIE Atlfs IN eem
(itbrduh bts 3abtmeiittrS btr 9btlaodehto uho
Rtaotn1 Risaabahn Gompa9nte, tn kttr Hmisltu;
Il II 3saon9. pirftrti9t pen Sarrth6 nno ostrtn9'
nHo bic atitt I'M 8t6rouh ron 8. Il. eane, tn ltl!
rem 5tobr; ptrftrti9t pom Gpans uno S8aiicn-une
baB 8dher uuo Qapttrt In etne 9eraee nts III plE
aaosre 9stban pcreen fne.
Das Ssutr wures anes;duoet UNI 81 lbr SNrra
ecns uuo purpe auf9sbaIttn bis AlaftGr 5tdcrp
,c; ,lpsi Glaftcr tGrrss @idtu uno balb faltantsn
Scps Del; ainilttb auf1eicbrt rpnrcn-eas Sanie 9es
fhab unttr bet Nrfibt ntr lnterjettbnssH, Shf9le;
Der Der Committee. Die SltberbsttstiIten tpuresn
baun abaefGblt, barna;h eeSfnet, bic 8iithtr uno
4upere bsrausaencmmtn ourth bic Gemnltttee, une
aah Dem Stcbr pcn o. u. eans fttr cfTenfltbe lin;
terluduns aeianot--uabcem eisftte ;aerF ouftb ote
Committee Gntsrfubt uno bt'tthutt peron naren'
Dis 8itber uno Tapiere wetebs aus etr &tlfe, rers
fsrtst rurtb Gpans uno 2Barfcu asnrmnen wurosn,
ipartn uu lpenie ttlhdoi9t burh biz uueebsurs ot'
&c, pdbreno oiesugen oil Gns oer 8lfr, perttrti9t
furh Tarrcl5 uno .5srttna 9encmmen tpcrcen tine,
nab untrer Ntfnune rSiIt9 ID prcient nitbr, Gtf
pieieniaen aus5pans upe atnn's8tlk sSnsmnHnen,
belhIoi9t martn.
gBlr alauben Cas- Set9e etne reobtndR9e llHo urs
parbsiifbs prGfaa9 Der rslpsttipen GEatttdttn psr
tcipsn Sltbsrbsitssatftsa srrottn ,u itin.
Saept $. Gp16rr.
Daniel 9. Sumter.
gsir poren rpabrsnN bsm 8rcnncn atpsftne, abs,
ftimmen raais mit pern cbi0eu @eriht ron cem gu
Ranee rSr pnptsrs uno 9'titbcr, ptlhc aus cen rt:
ipsttipsu &itsn 0surmmsn Eppresn ftnr, dbsretu.
G. q. NepGs,
$. s.. WGtlcnter9.
Sarnas DliIBplane.
OF Die fctaente 6ruamte Srrrsn, Gnrchasr orn
Rraein9 uno llnr9c9snc, wcthe eas cbt9s Seusr &c;
ttbeu botcn. batsn felt Dem @rennsn uno bis gum
lltsn Naai 1857, 25 SihtrbtirSetlfrn prr . an E
unb g8 on 9ttauft:
g. Il. 9litrus, espcto Sirah, eSfahs S'utb, 8trt
uue bielitr, 38. &bsaps uno GGbne, 5rnrn, M.
SRbinasr D. Or. NSn. GRccre, Sotcmcn 8h6ars.
eepi G. Gmitb, Siah uuo Grai9. QBm. .atrd, &auf
man uno Baum, G8na gTrTortNTs Gts. s. Gdtrt,
q. R. u. s.. QS. bantcd, Gjra SRtiIsr, Sas. S0nls:
fen. 9. y. u. u. ". QSarner. Satcb Shmudtr, gB.
nina g. y. Sthc(tnbcr9tr, o. 8. Grmra9nis, 3.
7t. FANS 2, 92- 6. uno q. 9. @rmantrcut, z. =.
Srips9aut, 8iamepsr, 5sttlgWr uno &c., sRtItrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
SSpblfeil ! SSpbifcilcr !! SSpblfcil'
fte!
Gjrr6e 6rrabIetung Srn %rriBrn ant
Slllcutauu
6 b / &C Ct g t . b =.

Der llnterEthnete maht lsinCn aunStn uno rem
Qutlitum i'm augcmcinen befannt, top Ia or turjteh
cine lltttrsintunft in philadelphia 9strchen bat
UNI Gtb r &rrtbeite ;u;ulhtru, rutlthr fth tdsltth
papurtb cinttGsn. eo6 ftbr 9rrRt Nuantt6ttn 2Saa:
rem, in lSin Totb 9GbSreno, uutsr rcm Shtrtfs
oammer ptrtauf peFotu, r,cpcn tr ittnt 8tttr aus:
pablti-er nun 2tIs Die ibn icmtt be9dnfiatsn, roG
ie lei ihm onruftn, prcltu trfrssptStn fam, ete
aUrr Gcmretiticn bssttts pbitaoEtrha trcB btctet.
Su geabrbtt. ltins Icrtbsils in eirtr binidt. unp
als b6ucttr i'm GjrcGen, tSnnen nttht erlHn9t nsr'
zen, aufosncnien hi otneni9tn ntlthe. pte or,
aufkhNcgttb fidb oieftm Gefbafts;3mei9e wtsmst.-
IS III FINE atftbt rSn
gsllcutauu China Stpbr
i'm nSbltsn Srdhiabr, msbr nab Dem NRtEtruntt
oiter Start III rcrsoen, comit CT in zen Stano 9t;
Cet miro, Dem Yublitum mN6r nab ietntr 8'qttm'
idbttt ,u bisnen-rpcptn aber jtitIttbe 9abrld CT:
btitt werpcn fell.
Gr bitttt um grlautnif bier ftncn un9thruthttten
Sant Den Siraern ricfis Srts car;ubrtnAcn, tur
ecn lberalen Untbtn Ger llnterlttBur9 mrlhe Tim
bitplrcr III SbGtt puroe,-unb or miro hth htmubtn
iidb cine TertraIcr ;u thtrn, roourth coB tr tmncr
u GuGrrr GtntGruthuna cfcn h0lttn mtrc, rem atcfs
ten uno bsft:aus9epGbItsn, lr wte Ten wcblftIlitn
Stcd pcn
Gbtna,s 0lat= nb Sueenawaarcn, ,-tet8triaen
@ter,' @rpens uno britannia. gSasTtn,
nit Dem irasuc Gin Srlpn rrn err GrSRc differ
5tott. in tttitm cecr tr9cno ctntm anetrn Staat,
Idb rdhmtn fam.
Gr fah(t fid, in ftiuem GntfhtuE oufNcmuntcrt.
ourh bit 3suanee els er bat, eoG fttne Stmthnn:
ocn oucrtanut pcroen. sein Stcf ttffsht Srm SbGil
aus beirabs alsn Nrttn unp SuaIitdNn rrn
ssucemsiuaareu iotpie Sclpb rfcr
SrpFcrD.
Gr serfauft nun rrse feins 9tce.Sc teReb.
enp aus 46 Stdden fir S1,75; YrQc GfttS
Gbees, Cinners uub &ammers Gets erlhtcI
ftnc, fir $500; Gjlasmaarcn pcn teinabe al.
ien gencnnunaen, tpelfe fir 6ous @strauh
srrtdr6t mcrrrn; DrtttrG Quart 5umtIers fdr
374 Gents rus Iubtn6 {; fehe Srei lutc Ntu.
10 @tanosQ sQamrrn fir 25 Gents blS Stjd
fpire ,met Gute Stanp .ScbG .4lmpcn lir 12l
Gents ous Ghif unb alc anEete WIn2s 2htttel
on grreln NIT ben 3etten dsrgriaitmmrnp.
Dcsalcibcn Stcin= unb 0rScns
: tpaarcn rpn allen Sartcn nn Ecr=
ahScitttcu SsrctFrn.
gtsnfaus: 8rittnnntd. S8aaren. - Sn ric'
fem 3prig prIctt cr Serrn nit ol;m wns er
Srrlan9rn mag.-Gr rerfauIt nun quite ehltore
an so Gents, mriir CT f,utsr 81 81 trGtFlt,
Gr facet ollie Elm tc :hm OrSuruftu che ilt rnitrc
eauftu inrem or rntfbtrGsu III cincn SctEn icrrchI
in ttm Qrris ols in cer SuaitIt ;G tsfrHri9tn.-
SIrSsBs: rcn Srt nitbt-=etr
99Qcutnmm SGinasStrsr
III ocraoc oeaentiber etm Gcurthauit, in nutntonh.
N1y@ Gtcbrhalttr mrtAr elm NiTcrttmrnt tauftn,
rtrrSn on 4b;tIos&Da 9rtlf:n ttlCr9t.
Stcmas 6. Ssrrnaban.
2tlcntaun, McrtmtCr -. 1857. nNer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
0jrpBe Bargains !
Der 2Sintcr ut bel Scr E5anb

S0cr 2lStilfcr tfs Hct Ger S9HIip
lnp 1rccsQ unp Wasacr iiac terCit alien atSas
nartcn Die br ibnrn anruTcn.
Srcreu uno 9Rteaer fno ittttn rrn qht
lorepbia, nit einGm frithen 8crratb rrn ettr gu:
rdd4ltssr mdthr ft dbcritu9t tne tttnen in tr9snr
tintm anptrn @tatlttmeut tttiEr Staot raehlttbtn.
Sertig stmahte Gleitcr.
gDir hatcn nun cine fbr fbEne oct fcn fErti9 &C:
mactttn Gttirer auf 60no, pthc mir ollie on herab;
ateekn prst9sn pmsaufn WrreSr. llnltr Stcd tt;
ittbt aus f
llstersN N6fcn, Srrd. .IEden, Srsb.GEisn, Sc
ItiftS.8Gdcn. 9tastans, IcguelaurtS, G're'
etan SadS. einfa4e unb rrrpr&fdIii8e sseltsn,
ScIen, Sperals
uno itotu anrrrn urtiFtt wcthtr Gin SPonn in un:
Gtrem Satbe nSIbtl bot.-.0te frtt95tmad,E RlEior
psrctn uRtcr unIrrGr ei3eucn Nufpdbt 9ematbt
Gunbcn 81 + t.
SRir fino III alien 3sitn tGrrit Nttiouu9sfUdt ouf
S,lttuuuo III pcrftrtj9cn. - QBtr bthH'tt9tn tttne
ais autt Irtcier, unp eabtr III IS cop mir fur unlGrt
Grbtitru gut itIbsn t6nnEn.
sNan psracGc nht, ibr QRaorcrto9sr II ON ido:
psfttibtu Gte rer Sli s.SoniItra anS 6ttn SIraBe
oer Stoot auIntaun.
Sir ttrGits 9ercftue EunNfhoft ilno Te btriItdb
oantbar, uno Rt mcrSen ith ttts tNrdtCn ollie arr.
iprtthsnee leprbl in oiniiht rS Gtitt tbrEr Gtutt
ais ibrcr guiis 3u tcfrtsfi9tn.
SrprrlI unb Wtct8rr.
gIcrcmtrr 25. 1857. ra'r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
0t4f 8i4tiS 4!
G6aS. 6arfne5 IT, SpDn,

Glfifersb bGnblcr I'm Wrcben, 9lp, 338
Nfarft StraBc,
ede:SItibrs Gds bsr 4tsu Strafs, in YbhabsIf
Abta,. ...s ........
6a6sn fHr eutfAtcsen, ibrtns eIcsontsn Strd rtn.
nguen Spl Spitobrsz unS Binssrs@5titrr, an elmer
uuerm rB I / hfn btrabitean9 pom ben ns9tnSbnIls
HEn prsigcn s1nith aussuvtrtaufn.
GsrOshanelsr prosn pcbt tbuu bic etiss GsEs:
erubsit ju tGnuetn..
81. 8.-Getsn pcn alien Iablau9sfabi3cn Santtn
ssroSn an par an9encnntsn.
Srtsgg s.. rq3W.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13
(csDns,S s; 2SsatSOas,

:. Salantanper Stbcrbrits <Gilfcn
Sc. 2G saO 8itrtc 5trnhc. HGitaeclpbia.
. s8ltrbrtt lit nlahtis, unp mub iie8en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

Sbeimcs une Gutb.
g. aqsp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-13

GGcntaun. Srpf. so, 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21
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the Legislative Union and American, as we have ar
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yet to print Members who wish their numbers
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those which are yet to be printed sent Our Legs
lative paper has cost US than three times all
we have received for it. And yet, We are go well
satisfied Of the utility and necessity Of such work,
that we intend continuing it for succeeding Legis-
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which we have no doubt viii be continued for all
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great value to the public and especially to pOliti-
cians over the regular journals, viii be felt in the
State canvasses; and we are sanguine that present
pecuniary losses viii be made up when politicians
at least ind it impossible to conduct State canvass
without it.
The industry, ability, and impartiality of Mr..
DRAPER, who has written out all the reports of the
House proceedings, we acknowledge thus publicly,
on behalf Of ourselves and Of those whom he has 50
well served.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21
Al CARD.
NAsrrILLE. Nd ID. as.

NAsHvILLB, March 10, 1858.
MnssEs. ED1ToRs I deem it due to myself, that
should explain publicly, the reasons why re-
signed my plaoe as principal clerk of the House Of
Representatives.
It has been usual heretofore, for the House to give
to the principal clerk the indexug and copying Of
the unfinished Journal, although they had the pow
er to give it to whom they pleased. It seemed on
this occasion, the engrossing clerk, Mr.. CARLooK,
in whose election I assisted, became a candidate,
not publicly but secretly at last noticed his very
gracious smiles towards the members, and particu-
larry myself. 1 however did not suspect that he
possessed so little pride and common honesty, as
to attempt to take advantage Of the principal clerk
in this manner, thing unprecedented. If Mr..
CARIOOK had said to me he was 3 candidate for this
job, and his intention was to give me fair and
open race and had beaten me- should not have
said a word, for it was his right to become can
didate if be chose.
There were also some few members in the House
who bore me personal spite, and possessing not
the manliness to assertit they engaged IN this little
conspiracy to revenge themselves
Having matured this little scheme, the aPpropria-
ton bill was brought up. The chairman of the
Committee on Finance had inserted my name on
his own responsibility. Mr.. DoBsoE moved 10
strike out my name and insert CARLooK. This took
me by surprise, for had not asked member to
vote for me- or said that even wanted it. MI
DAVIDSON, Major Polk, Major BULLOCK and Judge
KING of Memphis, rose and protested against such
an unfair advantage.
The vote was taken, and the result was against
me. This determined my course. Immediately after
this, and in the same bill, majority of the House
of Representatives voted to allow themselves fom
dollars per day during the Christmas holidays, but
refused to pay the dOOr-keepers and clerks one cent
did not know whether this was intended as q re-
Fiction upon all the officers, or the result of an lib
eral, ungenerous spirit.
I then, in view Of the above facts rendered my
resignation.
Before closing this explanation must say in com
pliment to Msssrs. Bayless and Cannon Of East
Tennessee, although an appeal was made to them
that CsrlOck was an East Tennesseean, yet they
too hightoned and too honorable to do me such
injustice, and voted against Mr. CarlOck, I have
written this merely that the public may know why
resigned my place principal Clerk, and feel that
my course will be approved by my friends.
Respectfully,
| R W HAYWOOD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

CONTROLLING HER TENPER.-The husband of
lady of neIy temper says that before their marriage
he was warned OF her fiery disposition, and TO test
he accuracy OF the information, one evening as he
sat next 10 rcI at dinner, he managed cleyerly TO
log the servants elbow, as plate Of mock turtle
soup was offered her, which Of course was upset
over the young laiys white dress Oftulle lace. No
complaint nor even frOwn being eyinced, the de-
HrbIel sutton concluded that what he had heard
was a mistake, and the marriage took place; but
soon the lady real character displayed itself, is
ALWAYS the case after marriage, but never before,
and his wife like human SIrOmboh, was subject to
fiery erupuOns every ten minutes upon an average
e. How isit. my dear said the happy husband that
having such bad temper, you stood the ordeal OF
soup 50 welI." Why" answered the lady, 81
may have appeared Indifferent Rt the time, bur good
heavens you should have only gone into my room
a while afterwards and seen the marks Of my teeth
on the bed-p0st."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

HANDKEBCmEP PEEACHERs.-The following
from the Christian Reflector, is capital hit st those
ministers who are continually dangling and doub-
ling their pocket handkerchief aud wiping their
faces while they are attempting to preach:
81 notice in s0me cases "a handkerchief habit IN
fba Y,uInit which has led TO inquire If the use
of thar very necessary arucls is part Of theologt-
cal training l notice some ministers take 1t out OF
their pockets as they DO their sermon, and lay 1t on
tbe rulpit. Some spreaa It cut lenghWlse through
the middle Of the Bible; some roll II up and tuck
- TrDder the Bible: some shake II every few mo-
Tgsnrs over their heads; some clench 1t IN their
bend as if they we're going 10 throw II at the au-
diepce and some keep crowdIng 1t IN their pockets
and pulling il out again, with nervous movement
as If they did not know what use 70 naAe u men
hands went once 10 hear popular young preach
,r and as much as half Of has sermon was made
up of pocket handkerchief and the most OF the
other half was gold watch and scraps Of poetry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

DmD.-At her residen ce at AndersOn's Depot on
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, Franklin
county, Tenn, MARY D, wife Of Jacob Sumner, and
daughter Of Maj. John, and Temperance a. Bass,
Of Giles Co., Tenn, on the 18th day Of March, 1858
and was buried on the Louisville Branch Turnpike
about six miles from Nashville, Tenn. She was
born on the Sth day of Dec. 1881; and by sudden
and early decease has left an affectiOnate husband
and Eve children, with numerous friends to mourn
their heavy loss; for as wife and mother she was
kind and affectionate, and as an acquaintance, re-
fened, pleasant, and agreeable
g. She rests where loved ones sleep,
And gushing tears are shed
Ger that most cherished spot
Where lies the early dead.
But though the form is here
The spirit is above;
Look up and see her there
With friends in light and love
OUR MARY"
W. H. ADAMS.
CITY papers please COPY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

BS-A clerical error occurred in the new bank bill,
as published in our paper Of Friday morning. The
State Bank is permitted, not prevented" from
dealing in foreign and domestic bills Of exchange,
to such extent as the President and Directors may
think best for the interests of the Bank. The act
will be printed officially in these columns as soon
as it is reached in regular order. The only change
to be made in it, however, is of the word above
ficed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

FREygr E>rrRpRlsE-It will be remembered
that 10 the month Of June, 1891, law was Passeu
by the French legislature authorizing an aPPro-,
prIaJiou for the establishment Of three lines OF mall
steamers between France and the United States, the
West Indies, the ls,hmus Of Panama and Mexico.
In the exercise Of this authority, the French Gov
eminent have recently concluded a contract with
parties OF known responsibility, for the establish
ment and working, Tor period Of twenty years, Of
two lucs-One from layre to New York, and the
the other from 81 Aazaire to Aspinwall, with
branch lines TO the West Indies and Mexico.
We are informed very reliable authority that
although the name Of the company TO which the
concession has been granted is that Of v Marizou
d Co.. the real party is the Orleans Railroad Com
anv one Of the richest and most prosperous corpo-
ralious in France, and whose cepltal stock amounts
10 the enormous sum Of eleven hundred millions Of
francs. The annual subscription guaranteed by The
Imperial Government for the mail service is close on
$1,000 OOU and there is little no doubt that this
great and important enterprze wall be speedily car
ed out with every prospect Of success on the part
Of those who have undertaken it, and advantage 70
France and the United States journal Of Com
mercs,