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WAS the third h.nd IN ,as game. Johssoa
was the skipper Of one Of those cssfs
which transport sugar from that section
Of the countfy to New Udeans. and was
sci-corfiient. go ahead fellow. and was ~
n1dsunied before a Judge and Jury ~ he
would have been before the crew of hs
own little ctai. Altet being sworn. he
WAS directed to tell the CONT and jury
everything he knew about tbs affair. Alter
clssring hi. throat. he commseced BY A,A.
ting :" that hin aud Griggs and john Allen
were over at Beule,s grocery, the sscona
day OF the election. Whom Allen proros-d
,hs, they shoeld have small game ct
poker. AL agreed TO il, and we went W
stairs aud sat down 10 the game Gfi.1s
sot there. John Allen here, and there,
,mshlng diagram on The clerks table il
order TO elueld,se the position OF the ps'.
res,l John Allen dealt the cards, | wen,
blind n,iggs h. wen, bind. and John
Allen woeld'a, see blot"
The Judge. abo Was a liuls deaf. was
~ the habit of making an ear trumpet 81
his hand for the purpose OF sharpening hts
hearing, and throwing his head a little for,
ward and sdewass Interrupted the witnes.
by a.hiug him why John Allen didn't see
nfiggs
Tho witness ,spl,ei, abe would'o, look
At him"
Proceed" says the judge
Welt ! saw hin. and he saw, and Jus.
at ihsl minute
stop. sir said the Judge throwing
himself INTO beating attitude, odd NJ,
defs,sud YOU Ia SAY that YOU went bind
ies. sur | went blind. and Griggs.
he WAS blind. and Allen wouldn't see, Lul
ssa Grgs.. snd then he saw
N,tnes.." exclaimed the Judge, striking
,hs bench with hi, cIenchsd first, Edo
hear you s,lght. SIR Do you .ay tbs,
YOU went tlnd. aud then suu
Yes. sir" replied tho witness, :" saw
Griegs aud G''ggs saw, aad jus, at that
Stop. I'll" said the judge. Mr.. Cls't
fine the witness Any dollars Tor eonte,np'
Of eond. snd d,rec. Tia Sheriff 10 take hin
to jill, aud there To Keep him until he r.
celses further orders from tho sous.. Call
up the mex, case. NJ. Clerk.
Capt. Johnson WAS dumh founded, and
did no, awsks 10 the reality Of his cond,
ton uu,l the sheriff lad his hands on h,a..
when he exclaimed;
"Gor almighty, Mr. Judge. what have |
done that must 60 To jail
The judge. Who WAS purple with rag.
did not d.'gn to reply 10 poor Johnson. bet
reiterated the order with increased vshs
menee. and tho junior. msr,h~r. Al TIL
bar. who had been anticipating The kx thst
the captain would eventually he placed IL.
were convulssd with laughter. which IN
creased thu rag. Of The old jadsc 10 IL
highest pitch. Tho prosecuting atlsssss
snd-avo'sd 10 snlish.en The jsdss. and
eventually succeeded. bat did not s",il ~
had produced pack d easds. and ah>'
dealing out three hsnd.. nads ~ Ais1 -
clear - day to The judge.
The 6ss and impslsona.sat wess seaa)eeeA.
order was resumed Ia The coat. and csfs
johnson was allowed 10 rsssssa VIII ~
testimony.
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| brother, who WAS a prisoner in Col. Aisx.
snde''s camp. as report says he was re
leased short time before.
Mr.. McGfaw. OF the Wagon Road Ea-
pediiion, has volunteered under Col Join
-ton---;hose Of Ils party who would no,
do so were discharged. so this expedition
is broken M without accomplishing sH,.
thing. save what has beer done by Lander.
Chief engineer, and his assistants. NJ
Magraw having had some difficulty with
hi. engineers. they, as well ~ the Disba's
log SCENT, i-h him, and have gone ~ the
States.
A few nights since a party Of Cheyenne
Indians attacked some Pawrces, who were
occupying xn old mail house within = few
hundred yards OF tae post, which occasioned
seine little esciiemen, in the garrison. The
command promptly turned out, and de-
tsehment was seat to patrol, bot the night
was So dark tina. no !udisa. could l.. dis
covered. Soms doubt was t.ls, At fret.
as TO the fac, OF the Cheyennes having
made this attack. bu, next morning moe
casn tracks twitbont doubt Che, enne.
were discovered, which settled tho msiter.
Ibe bold attack upon the part of the Che,.
enue- was from the following c,rcums
stances, viz: Three Pawnees had stolen
horses trom the theyennes. were pursu.d
aud tho aoimsi, recovered. Iu the EN-.
counter the Ch-yennes had one msn killed,
,.npposed TO he elief) and another So
verelv, II not mortality. wounded. The
p,wnees escaped wilhoa, loss, and came
immediately 10 the Fort, where they had
been some days befor. this attach WAS
inside on them; which fac, WAS, no doubt.
known to the Che,eunes, and their oh,~c.
WA, to surprise them and get a scalp or
two III reseGge for the lcss OF ,heir con-.
'sde.. An attack upon the post Wa, s''-
d-nly not designed by them.
We are enjoying delightful weather at
present. and - the contrast IL 40 great, TO
the weather experienced last winter. We do
mol fail TO appreciate it, Snd desoo,ly wish
Tor ii. Continuance during the whole winter.
One Of the JuAsss
Old Judge -. who WAS for yes's
the crcui, Judge oil ibst portion Of Penn.
.ysauia known as Derks county. was Ja.t.
is eelems,sd Tor his legal Learning, and
VA, greatly beloved by hs neighbours aud
lfiend-.
Blu, with all his book lore and legal ~.
,ainments, he was, perhaps, the grseuess
man at cards in his entire circuit !, hs.
been said tina, he did rot know the Jack
OF lleaft.' from = Diamond IN the vi.
lsgs of Op-lonss,, ~ three individuals
were sitting round . table, IN one oi those
dogg-rirs with a billiard table attached"
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Reportcd Fight in Kansas.

The st LOUIS Democrat Black Repu bs
lean of the 81 lust, has the following ;
By passengers from Kansas, who arrived
in town last evening, We have obtained tho
following Intelligence;
On Friday. the 25ih ul,, news reached
l.eavenworiL that an engagement had taken
place hetwccn the troop. under Gen Lane
at Sugar Mound, sni company Of United
States dragons. The officers ordered Cen
l.,ue t. surrender himself aud men 10 the
United State. authorities. which he refused
TO do, when til" Dragons changed upon the
troops, and were fepulsed, with n loss Of
three OF their humber. Finding themselves
too weak to d,slodge Lane. the Dragons
retired. and an express was dispatched 10
Gov Denver fer reniorccmen's. The Gov
etuor immediately ordered three companies
Of Dragons to the seat of war, aud they
passed through Shawnee or SATURDAY, the
26ih |, was expected there would be
bloody work.
A. soon ~ news Of the engagement was
received by the people. they ,ommcnc'
I'd organizing Ia military companies, aud
were HuffNiUH lofNaiu ~ assist is'HFs u
wa. expected before tbs dragons wouli
srrivs that Lane would be reinforced by
some $500 men. Tho mos, intense esctc>
ment prevailed.
Ons OF tho gentlemen who passed through
Lawrence on Friday saw Gen. Lane aud
Gov Robinson in that town. They we're
mounted aud completely armed, aad ap-
peared much excited The, were address
,ng the people, who surrounded them IN
largo numbers, aud urging them 10 mains
tain their rights aud succer their friends
IN. people OF Lawrence were preparing
to take the field, John Calhoun had fled
from the territory, aud reported himself as
going To Springfield, Illinois.
Ga the day OF the election. no polls
were opened in bourbon county the
free state men refused to vote.
We shall await with anxiety for the rar>
ticuls,,. II 10 certain thu. civil war now
prsvsils in ksnsas.
In ono OF the engagements dn'ins The
war in Egypt. poor Frenehman. falling
Into tho power OF a highland sergeant,
screamed GU. the only Enel'sh word he was
master OF, "Casrter' daa'tet " She u
no h've ,ims 10 qnaf,., 90 the moo, rcpl''o
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dissolution.

'INllE partnership heretofore existing he,veet
the undersigned n, Attorneys at Law. u
ih. day, bv mutual consent. dissolved. tn,
bu.ine.. heretofore cnnhded to them will re-
.,,i,e the attention of all the firm until final
SiSposei Of. -
ST. MOSElEN,
T.. q BE<\ERS.
N J. HALL.
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insiitutlon ......a-
X. A. EZELt, A. NJ. PresL
Marshall Jan a. as ll-N

~ Galveston Christian Advocate Gsddo
Gazette, South Western, Shreveport Jefferson
Gazette, tp-hur Dcm,c at, copy four weeks
aud sand seo"uni 80 y i,,'il Az h"h
Texas
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LAW NOTICE..

\TJ. HALL, Attorney a. Lar Marshall
vi, harrison county, Texas,
" 40 practice IN all the counties IN "hieh we
old htm here;.fore rraciieed and ia the Na
prem. aud Fedora, court, At Tyler.
Feb II 81 ~
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NlarshaN University.
Classical, MatAsmatteal. SeientiGe aad
MILITARY COLLEGE
For Young Men and snail Boys.
Marshall. Harrison County, 1eras.
n. A. EZEL1., A. N. President,
Supported BY a corps NJ abe and experienced
Professors and Teachers.

'1NuE PRESENT SESSION WILL close
/ on the Aih OF February, and the exercises
of the Spring session will commence .mmsdi.
aeiy, without any vacation. A, the term nation
of the next Session there will be public ex.
animation Of the students, Students are
charged from the period o: admission 10 the
close Of the session except IN cases oil rroiraet-
ed sickness An students above the age OF
fourteen. SIZE and strength corresponding, are
required TO wear the
UNIFORM or THE UNIVERSITY
and to attend the regular Military exercise
every morning and evening.
The corps OF professors il now complete
which however, Win be Increased rs the NUN.
Der of siudents shall continue TO increase, the
lnbo,. Of the teachers being confined to an
average number of twenty pupil each. No
Teacher can do ample justice TO more than that
number Of pupils.
II l.. II NJ s:
PavaJie one half IN adrdnre and The remInaer
al the cioss II The Term.
For tuition in the Anccn, Languages,
Mathematics. and Solid Sciences. IN.
GLIDING one OF all of these branches,
for tn. Session of five months. $4,000
In the English branches, embracing
the elementary branches and IN ad.
d,,ion English Granuier, Geography,
History Ari,hmetic, Sc. 10000
Ia the Modern Languages, Spanish,
French, Italian and German, extra
charged each. loco
Fuel IN College building, 90
IT these rates Of tuition be considered higher
than those which have heretofore obtained in
Eastern Texas, 1t may he confidently asserted
tina, lhr character of the instruction ana the adj
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professional Cor0s.

NJ H. KELSEY, Attorney al ha", Mar.
w shall Harrison county, Texas Once
North side Of the public square, in Jchnson's
brick building. March : So
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LESS CONFIRMATION.

Ii to each instructor were assigned forty
pupils, the tuition fees might be reduced an,
both the patron and the -tutcnt would be SER.
ou-ly imposed upon hy such al arrangement.
The President cannot consent TO lend him
self To such an imposition, prc'errug rather to
G1f
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MOTORS A = y T.. L. johnson nave
} associated themselves IN the Prac''e "
Medicine
uTDhcc over their Drug store, west s'ae OF
~" 2uhc Slnnre.
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

'INHE undersigned Executive Committee OF
/ the Masonic Female Institute, have elected
Rev. Otis smith, of Lagrange, Ga, TO tn"
Presidency Of said Institution. tie VIII cont
mence the next Session on the Second Monday
In February next.
,..,. al. ,tnrtax
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TIE TEXAS REPUBLICAN,
1uI, Two Dollars and 4 Half a Year
Il, w. LOU Il % q 70 y,
rpIyoR AND PROPRIETOR.
TIE Il " $

r,, r,x.sRrrusttcss- Issued wreklystTWo
,utAVS AND UALt per annnm " paid IN
'a,,,, IA. DELAYED until after the ~, mou.hs. the
,n,s Willie Four Dollars. Single copies; One Dune
\dssrtis.nrnisu ~ p.vsquarr, OF ten iin-. ~ less
I'D 80 cents p-r square fnf-v-ry -nb-eq-ht insertion
announcement OF candidates, Ten Dollars.
lively. per cent will he charged on Advertisement"
n. Ad in advance.
obituary na,icesovcr square, v he changed
!, .~,ffs
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or tho whole sunlsss u Rsvslssisesss
patriots Who have ever beea plaseA ~ ~
pension lists. esly go were rspssts1 livlag
on tho 30,h Of Jsas lssl
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Kesol~t,oas have hssa t.,scssae~A lae~
both branches u he vssgtaia l.gsslsssss
cord~ ma.rg shs ssrsel q 0sesssl WalAss
aud Ai- ner ;, Cos~mcdcss tsstk~S.
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....L,.. Ao.,.,,
Wv a.. at l,l'. s.u. Of ia.
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y" "'' ~, !. . III
VI, 49, "I h.,' ,:,,. :. W,u =. M h.I;,,a
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- a.. -. =, Ga, !, ,ha Distance
.'u..,L ~ H.,
- =, I.l....,, To-, ,a,,, ,hs,a
don,,, of ,ho fact I'm,
~, -, .,,,,d ,li.h
'""' r ~, -. -. .onlJ .nu,a
,oi,h., s,o,, III. advance Al The enemy. nor
from the work OF the ssprers. No, !, was
Indeed the Nlhsi OF the Scottish bagp'pcs,
now shrill and harsh, h ihrea,'ng vengeance
on the Zoe. then IA softer tones seeming to
promise .prcnr to their friends Ia need.
Never SURELY was there such sceue Us
tina, which followed. Not heart in the
fesdency OF Lucknow bat bowed Hscu
helof. God. All by Que simultaneous 'm'
pulse, tell upon their knees, nnd ho'h'ns
was heard but bursting .ohs aud the mar'
INJURED voice OF PRAYER. Then all arose.
aud there rang out hom thousand bps y
shout OF joy which resounded lar aud WIDE
aud leu, new slgor to that blessed fiht"eh'
tl.,, ,.,,Ji.d lac IN. well Epovn strain that
,oo..s .vs,v Scot +, tear. "Should su,d
.,onai,,,nnce lac ,otso,." De. Alter that
uo1biu, els, mad. nm impression on me
I sc,,e,l, REMAINDER what followed. Jessie
wa. presented to Tia. General on b.. entrance
int, In, f,r,. and A, III. officers banquet
ta, l..,i,b ,.n,L hv all ,rasan, while
iii. ntner. marched around The table pia, ing
onee NOR. Tia. familiar nir OF Auld lang
.y,.u
q, 80.
SAD "isiNNh' "g"' "e"''' ~,
alfon. Nefm'"'e'' mss las' '',"'"'" ''o'''
h's fu'ope'" ''o', "'' "'' ''',"N ~" -,
wv" ~ - W. In pa,is Lo
ri. .,l.,,.l .,d H., v,s,.
'"'',' - =, H.. a., .,.ol. ,bs
.l,oL.. ,,..
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a., -. r.. .l,v., la,s n, 70.
-, ,.han,, .con.,.,n,iion bs foond
,ns, 4. h.J ol,..,I !, .,,,o ,;da nm and IT
,." ". "ow h.nl.d Anho,sh !, ,,oa, u,lv.
a. IA. !, CO.,, .,,,.n,s,, IN, Al an, .naG
"a A.
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''n"es' :" "",'o'"'' - y" w" ~ ''o"''
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Dr.. ", ,. NeNN

HAS removed ,o Marshall, and viii prac
l / tice medicin. IN connection with Ir. y
Bcall
Sept 70, 81.
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Marshall 1ePublic a n

-
ACADEMY.
HAVING resigned the 'scsdener OF the
IL Masonic Female institute, take pleas
urc in informing my friends and the pubic
tat | will open male school, on the frsl
Monday in February next, in the building
known as the Republican Academy" IN
which all the branches IL Collegiate educ'-
ton will be taught. The house will be re-
paired aud furnished with III. maps Globes &c.
now used in the Masonic Institute.
Rstss If T~stie. pss Sssstsa u - Wssks-
Junior class, 1910
MidJ,. 1000
Senior d" !ooo
Incidental expenses per session 100
Bills due ut the end Of the session.
could append Testimonials from the nfs'
literary Institutions In the Union, with some
which | have been connected, but choose rain
- - rcht & fhc people tAR"lsN
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~ N. ADAMS, Attorney AZ Lnr, Marshal
I p. HARRISON county, Texas, will practice II
ib. siv,b judicial district, and IN the supreme
and federal courts at Tyler jan II, 81.
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~ A. PAT!i.l.D, Attorney lac, Marsh
Harrison county, Texas. nj
Office in the building occupied by Hon. Z
\ Fraser
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Law card.

EEO LANE, Attorney at Lac, Marshall
NJ Harrison county, Texas.
September | 5, 1855.
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LAW CARD.

I " CiOUGii, Attorney at Ldr, Mar.
u shall, Harrison Co, Texas.
IL Office in the row OF buildings East OF
thc Pub,e Square.
Sept :, 1889. Oily
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Law Card.

~ s. JENNINGS, Auoney az Lane, Mar
~ shall, Texas. Office at North.wes
corner OF the public square.
Jsnnavy AZ, 1855
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IlIAVE removed from Marshall to Austin,
] where shall ses.de for two or more years,
aud - l''esi 20 N. investigation and et,Ie-
net UiiN .h Hl ''~r"-
,p~, ..IrHtrf .tt
-xn .4..l. "a Gay. .c.r.tf
GA, .fGN tNIftiAEu
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Som,body says that = wiis should be IKE
a roas, lamb. lender and nicely dressed
k'emebod, cl.e wickrd's adds anl With
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
BraGIid,. wrnn war.

Gin am SorIsBtsn 5rsttas In glsp gcrf Der.
1crbsnsr Mann, OsTen gams abtr bic ensll6en
9srhtsrlattrr nift ansttsn, 1cl Sur Ieincm 30.
De pas SstrnntntB atsclCst babrn, bab or Der
MSrosr hes Sslnsrs NcISs Int Sea girw Sutsl
Sswsisn, une cab Der Ju 5rsstuIp prssn bieies
Srrbrshens btHsei6tete OOnnedp uni6ulois iei.
Gs il rabr. paS SsrNiet GER 9urp in pielsm
6aLls thste fa uuf frine @elianontFe unp pOf'
ttos Septis, icnpern nur nuf SnptSirn, wsldbs
ubrt8sns fstrrn 3pefsl an Der S@ulb Dpnnsup e
dbri8 lisbrn. Der gerbudrr bat tetanutlh en'
fubrsite Ssrwanpte. psl6e oas MSsl6iic gu lsi'
nrr HsttanB tbatsn uno nun wabrl6einlidb bfmIbt
Rnb, bsfrn Gbrr nod I'm @rabt ju rtttsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Din aneerer Mann sctSetet.
Or. NOilb. npciIelbhft.

elmer Der dItclrn unb srn6tstlten tCm6opat6f6en
GsrSte In Bolton, ftdrb leae BU6e paisbil i'm
9lltrr bon 65 Sabren. 9r mar aus gtemnis
sstirtis unO felt "a Satrn in prn Scr. Staaten
Gr upirtr NcOttin in Berlin, mar Iansr in psnn.
ipipdnten, Sins In SclUn tur ScmSopatbie iter
uno batte cine aus9eprbntc prariS. Ssine 9aits
frsibst IN betannt. Ssin Sdus fDlr elm Gam,
melpIds litsrarii6sr amerifonti6rr uno reutI6r
@r0Ben. Nlt isinsm Srucrr Isste rr Die Dor.
trsffIrhs Oa1rbsiIfanb in Srettlrbcrc, 9srmunt,
an. gr sst6rts gu rem arsiis Der 8rllen, Gar
gBtf. Bed unp a., bic In ben 30r Sdbrsn elm.
ranbfrtfn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Traftriacr 9clbIfm oro

6ruu @urp Slider, Gbs8attin BON @cttftiso
5ldr. pon Cation, trsir9 UNI etro feds ubr
am tsbten SCnntas MUrssn bapur6 Sslblfmcrb.
pas lIe F6 ben 5als init enem Ylri6el rur6s
I6nitt. - Gle titt felt sinisrr 3cit an rntm an'
faa Don SrRnnistsit une ipraf Sfters rsn sSuni6
aus. itrcr SGwsiter ju fClssn. bic Dor stra an'
oertbalb Sabrrn Rarb; otr ibre anseb5resn
tepahtm ifr iorsfiltia. rab Fe fh tsnsn S6a'
Zen ,ufdssn tcnnte. am senannten Ncrsfn &C.
lang ss br ieocG, In ibrss Wanncs gpcrfildtte gu
tcmmen unO Ssrisste fa bic ttptIi4e Bunet, rbe
man fie entcsdte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Fine Diebseolonic entScft.

Ncp.y Or t.-gpet6r Ieinrn Sunlariffc iid
tiswelen Der fIeire Sictssgrtt tebient Irine Ssrs
ebrer In unausFSSlihs Ssllrln su i6misoen, bapcn
bat uns lrbtr gSU6e rnen Sousilttsrn 8rwrie
9clrfcrt. Sn rinsm 6anblm9assItdft in @ranrs
ltra6r mar Gin unser Glcrt ansefrtlt ben Der oerr
,peBen isnes Iuliben CHARACTERS uno 6leises lsbr
bod I6SBtr ben bic SCGtsr bes SauIss wesen isi.
nsr Hstrnspdrptstst nod mrbr bsporjuste. Die
Ir urtsreinlimmuns Der Gc6tcr NIT psm Sater
miGiel tem SeBtsren nsnn Der @lerf mar arm unp
cae 8rIhdftSbaus pcbtbdbsnp. Nter ale SUrs
itcaunsen tlirbrn Utne @rfOlg mb orr Batter fab
iih cesbalt peranIaBt, cas tranfe SsrS Der Scftsr
our6 cine Saostur in S6arcn Springs ,u triIsn,
pobin sr fs unter @ufii6t Der Wuttsr I6idts.-
@insS 0icrssns rssipirte Or. g. feline GaIIen uno
fdnb ju ieinsr lleterraihuus, pab sin pddten 9ic'
ten i'm gBsubr pcn S32. bic CT eigsnbduoig BARN
nireergelest bate, fpurloS perIhwunprn pdr.-
Sein rfsr @ebdnfe mar, bdB Der Glerf bic Gum:
me psruntreut babe. lein spsiter, ibn 81 enttdlsn
tcnnte er bod bpifen, bopurh aud, ibn aus ben
Nu8en Der beimfrbrenben 5Uhter su entfernen -
Giutse Sass ipdter traf oisie peeer in Nsp. gIcrf
elm, uuo ss aat cine bcftise Seene, inpsm pie
SUGtsr NIT gBirme bic Gbre ibrss @rliettrn per.
tbeipiate. Der arme papa sca lid grcllsnb in
I'lH OlIII Oue pt'bI i IeIHt Altte. 5uIuu uho ptS
gam, I'M bod etpa5 ;u tbun. unter ben berum'
Isscnren @sssntdnren aufSurdumen. Oltt @r'
taunen abrr rntoedte or am Scpen In einrr altcn
nit Yapisun anssfiiatsn 6tilr ein 8cil jlnsr
MduIr, ris er Cbne 8ddFbt auf ibrs tlinos oulf'
Ufstsit binousparf - Inter ben papieren unp
0umpen jsrcd. bic bas Eager Der Flstnen Diets.
fclcnis sstIost battsn, erfanntr sr 5rasmrnts BON
Sanfnctsn = cielelten Notrn. brrsn Serlul CT
isinrm Glrf tsissmsTsr bate. gBie abrr parcn
le bdtn gsfcmmen Der &aufmann fcrIdh
reitcr unb fanc balO. bn6 in Dem S6irbfa6r, in
pcI6rm er isire 9stosr Su rspUniren pHcste. elm
Vr6 iid tshnr, srcB scnus, I'M sinr Naus burd.
,ulafIen, bic piee Slnfbills ais 5rppit fir ibrr
tlrinsn rntfiibrt bate. Das HcIultat rislrr Gnt.
orduns IN lcidt gu erratbsn. Der Saufmann bieIt
tt perpfi6tst, bsm 70 Idpr sstrGnftrn GIrrt
our6 sDispnaufnatms in frin Saus 0snusttuuns
,u srtrn uub bic 5anO ietnsr SO6tsr Obenprein,
ca pisIe init Der bIc6en BieOranTrauns res @es
Iietten nod uitt Sufrirbcn mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Sefentli6e 9Sen0u.

Im Srritn9 ben s. Sctpbrr ndhfsns
UNI IL lltr Niituss, fOlIsn am !6nufs bss rsrRcr-
benen ID | dael De tier. lcetbin pcn Hrps
bia 2aunfGip, 9sGa Gauntp, fclssnpr 9lrtft auf
GfcnlliGer Srnru psrtauft rerern. nGml6
Gin 8rtt unb 8ettnbe, sine Rub, 3 9>fsrbe, 2
8tnhmibsn. zine DrrIdmaI6inr une gfcrpree.
matt, Elm 8rdawap geasen, YfsresseI6irr, gill.
&c unp @gscn, 2 Spcrfrtten, SGttrl. cine qct
8dttcs9obad. SueriG8en, Reifel, cine Get
@rOtI6mirO @eidirr. 5Ia6s, 5sppiGe, cine
an;abl 5tu&tladr. rne Got 3innsn @eI6irr, 2
8la6Sbs6sIn. Elm g2cllratb. cine an,abI Carpets,
StibIe, &len. sine 8 Sas llbr, elm src6cr 5lts.
9rttii6, Shaafi6scre, cine Got neue Sabafrae
8dbsr, Elm 9rOBtr 3utsr. Stdunrr. Elm arcer Sas
Irlsr Stbcl. auttrs 6auspcIlias. prebist bud
enGaItrnc 8 pabiOn'p 'prbtstsn. pisIs anbsre pertbs
pclle Si6rr, unb nod anhsTe @rtitsl 3u umainb.
lid gu msIeen.
Die StSinsunssn am gertauistass unb auf.
rpartun9 BON
Icnnis Dcibcr, ]
EcubCn Dcihcr. Grtrn.
Salemen Gcibcr,
Ssptsntrr %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Drrbaftuns pon Sranofiftern.

Sdr,li6 murbsn adt tunse Skinner uno Gnd :
Sen, pcppn elmer nur ,ebn Sabre alt ili, in Nuin'
cp, (Wae.) psrbaitst auf bic antlass. pier @e.
baure In isnrr Start in Srano ssiisdt gu tatsn.
Bier brrIrlben rrurbsn In Summsn pen $500 Bic
50. 500 untsr BdrsI6aft gelsut, uno sinias Der
iInasrrn psrbm ais Staats,euaeu tsnust perrsn.
Wdn sluubt, bas 5cu8ni6 wirb ttrrcrasbrntt
rerbsn. Inn gu tfwsiien. pae fie in unacfstr fanf'
,stn In ienrr staot uprsefaucnen Sranpaiftun'
gen perridelt Ino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Nirb ii dee.

Der gtrtr. Sr. 6 at6eart. 8aptilfn Ore.
bisrr BON philadelphia, nirb auf Scnntnas rem
4ten October In Gllsntaun prsbissn, mic fUlst !:
gIm 10 utr tes Wcrsens unp am n lltr bee
@brnes IN Srsiniss 6a1e. unb am llbr bee
RaGmttdss in cem Gcurtbaufe @sssnifdnb, bic
5aufr. - Gilsih mad rsm glahmittd9s @cttss.
brnif tpirp bic Scr16rift Der 5aufr. pur6 Gin.
tauduns, an SerI6iepsnrn Gauoipdtsn pclI,cssn
wercrn.-Dsr Gbrnb @ottrecisuf wrO nit bsm
Sarramfnt pes 6erren 9tencmabt aeIhlpEen,