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IOWA STATE INSURANCE CO.,,
oyvlcE N sAnsG1.'s b KEw aUsLLiks, 2xD sroHy,
Second Street, keokuk, lows.
fNHI6 Home Company takes Risks on the afer
i clssscs OF property, oN TIlEAUTuAL PLAN,
AND ON TIKI CASH PLAN. .F0R A uASH PRE-
AfuA, ~ rates - scasonable - thass sf any
tvuhpis SomP4AJ.. x~.s+~<.
pIRxc1eHs:
!. 9. II Perry, u. Tucker,
/ Geo. Il. Smyth, Il. Hamill,
Wm. !. Turner, p. A. Day,
II. d.. Woodward, J.w Rankin.
x. II Harrison, Juhn McCune,
~ s. II. voorhies.
ovrlcrHk
s. HAMILL, Vice Prsst. VIZ. TURNER, 500.
janf5dSm
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~ AEGHNILI fNbLISHED,
1snarkabIo OeAvsYsicns ana nsvi.
.ss vmi Inc1Aenss,
4HCtu DING - account Of tko Rise and Pro-
x6Tses OF the psvacnt Wonderfuf 0yeat Awaksnins
Amsng The people, tn AL parts u she country by
VIM. CcoAns, witha - tntrodusflon ~ Henry Nard
9esshsr. 0nsisfgs - Asndsonas l1no. volume.
q: 4. \, =; S:.,,e y y .... 4 a..,,.A
Pasas RsylvsI issld dssss ~ I1srsssiv.s Il Riss
ara psunress II Aha Crest xHaksufns - iass' VI
~ ~ Work esnnot x1il u ~ ens q sStSres1 80
fCtsio4ion A6vooate, DE- 'ssI N Ts-
"A neauSsf kranS and encouragement g ~
AsAxts4 psa3ine ~ N. Y. Axasfnept
~ .ill u ss1sgly Scs1ht 5or = ~ rressns
~. s--l =. Z. Oesryer.
assfal. ~ n, n lsdepsndSkt.
kRTHuR's New AND BEAUTrFUL szohY.l
4nA HganA bus m6t shc Heart: -
Ltr14I1IALs or yEspfH LO8INa.
arr. 3. AA1nun.
The point 81 this stsry is exproessd Il ~
nd the atoEy itssl \ Z lhsSply dfola iklnGtra.i
ion ef ~ fo!iy anA nsdAess 81 llakInE 80 -
No immortal seuls " the fuaeh enaAn6 II ik1
n1erest, pride, sr bassS pa1eiqna MI SS 9s5
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A1VAu Al
1--WE partieuls5 attsntion 70 sollectisns, and re-
~ nitpfoaptly - ths dsy d payment.
naSnRnnCne;
Bank Of North Aosriea, New Y ork.
DrsxslA o., Philsdsiphia. ~
1.W, CLARK Co.,
Cittptne' 1aok, nnltimsfs.
BAnk u Pittskargh, PittsburgA.
Jno. D. 0eully Cashier, do
d 3. 1redy, oashfes, Wkeeling.
Branch Stats Dask Of Ohio, xanssviilc.
Commercial BAak ,Cinsinasti.
j Ststs 0eviass Institstiou, 81. Leais.
dso. 0njtA o., Chisaes,
Nofthsra n1akk Ksasssky, Lexington.
nev1ld
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enc. Q. AHD1naoHs ALRx4NpaH DAnCEAY
fnSTADLIsUED IN f010.l

lD6fADLfGHED IN fo4O.1
DANKINO HOUSE Or
&E = = q q q 4 n . = 81ONAA GO !.
I HAVE this dsy admittsd q ! pastsss u 1hs
i Bankasg Buslness, Alsxandsr na1clay, fN11 -
besn ~ tsllsr Tor the kst SIX yeafS}. Ihe bHsi-
sscs, Hereafter, will - ssndasesa usaes Tie Asn
GRO. @. ANDERSON 4 90.
Bsi1g one - ths oaasst DsnkiAg Aossss ~ not
thsodet) b lows, The nS1 1rn Ss1tslts ecatin-
nance of lormsr pstroAAup - Nbssslly sxtsnded 70
tho senior partner.
TAsy win naks sousstioas ~ remit, less Hx-
change, on the day u paynent, frss ef chases.
Their rsfsrsnsss afs - fornsrly n senior pert-
ner, viz
nBSasnncns
Psfk Bank. n. Y.
WinaleeE Eaufsf Co., Banksrs, MY.
AdU1ed III. C1ask Co., PhilAdslpAta.
Hewaa Banking o., Dosson.
C1AS9, Hul1ss = Drouns, Bankers, Beston.
Ass3ns Dank, Chisage.
HoGmsn 4 0slpeks, Chicago. u
Nsshaaias Dask. Rttsburgh. sss -
Hssnsfss ns2ssit Bsnk, PittsbssgAsSw
Kramer -, nsaksFss ].
4. B. asn1 ]: sisviiis. VILE
49, slts1Iee, 9. Lesis.
Kseksk, Jss.Js ~. CSC. o. ANDERSON.
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

Ger. Hank Ath sts.s r - m
y. r. BEATTY 4 Co..
MANUFACTURES of steam Engine and Ma
M chinery Of every descriptions, SAv and 0s1st
Mil iMashinery House Fronts, Window Caps and
sills ,Balconies and verandshs A general sssortr
ment OF castings always on hand. Orderssclieitsd
aaa promptly attapdedto.
Ksohuk, April 9, Sid
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KEOKUK, iowa: THURSDAY, July 1, ISls.

BAMKERs.
Geo. Ohapin, 0oe. Q. Lee,
fAird-st. ,ons door ssathef Maia, Ksek ~ ,IswA.
SOLLECTIoNS nads snA rsnlttsA % eafrsnt
~ Satss.
nsIsn 70 49,
~. Blake OasAiss ok MsrsAntlls Bank, N. y.
1ankca ~ State Of New York, n. Y.
Aen. ~, y. .6eheelernft, Prss't Comm Baaks
Alba1y, n. r.
Z. Granger A1Aes, BANKER, Chicago.
ksHjek I stsrsen, Benksys, 81. Louis.
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1~S - 0AAS - ~ &Nv1& ~ - :
NOV, in eeasidsrxiiou Of hard tiree. Il i.
IN very neccsshsy for surritizensto to We econ.
ory in the purchsse ef what they consume. II
oa ar 70 live fAt and chsAr you must buy GOOD
end CHEAP sricles. To DO this, call AiW. II.
Austin : Co.'S old stand, y whsre ysu viii fndh
success0Rs ssf
3. +. Baxnum,
and his accommodating clerks, whe are ever
fsddy aad wiiilAx to admi minittsf TO tho wants Of
the countless nsltitsdes who daily thycng
around biz couster, awaiting their turn q s
served WITH the good thiuesto necessary to lifs.
CitiseBs Of KeOkuk, and farmers oi the sar-
rounding country, giyo me call, and ron win
never regret Il the longest day you live.
The undsssignsd having purchased ths satire
sto of ". II. Austin = Co., 1t No. lOg ssuth
side Of Main street, three doors weAt AZ fourth.
y solieitous of sharp " the patronsss n IN
(rispde and the public generally.
Goods will be delivered to any part q he
y CASH.
n. p. You will Ind yspesn bay essds 9ally y
:ssaP - Jpu fornesIy hare done. Liant 1ossst
10 Aatn-ek. s. u. BxREuI !
Ksokul, Nay i, 'ss-dAw,f
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- szsssdiss six Lines. issias
ltlssassss half .srs sAaa Ii.
1880 and plasSd ,asdss the
to6ess," destis sAs sy6fa4Yr
~ UGsps1 On tAs iaslA cxsiu-
&f4ey tbe 1sst i've weeks,
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Coed for IN unlIll1tsd lsne4h Of tinsX allowing
Passengers tostpp st amp point,Ah re-
snms their Journey ak3eesurs.
EtsanhsAt Tiskstse esod anti Dlose Of Navigation.
APasssngs1 can = IN Reliable Informstion
~ Untad Stsass - cansdas. -
-. J.K. TKwKSDURY,
Ticket Agent e. B.t z. B. b. Lis.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22

length, to establish the ineligbility of person
holding an office of trust or emolument to q seat on
the floor of the House. He concluded by stating
that he regretted his convictions compelled him to
vote in favor of the resolution
Mr.. Haywood obtained leave to address the House.
stating he came unprepared to take part in the dis
cussion. He maintained that his arguments re-
mained, not only untouched, but unanswered and
made condensed recapitulation of his former argu-
ments, in very impressive and able manner
Mr.. Mckay moved to postpone further considera-
tion of the case until the 10Th of January Reject
ed by vote of 90 to IL.
The resolution then passed-yeas 90, nays s, as
follows:
For the resolution.-Messrs Baird Blount Bridg-
ers, Brummell, Bryson, Bullock Burke, Byrd Cald-
well of Burke, Caldwell of Guilford Chambers,
Clapp, Costner, Cox of Jones' Cox of Pitt, Craven
Dancy, Dickson, Dockery, Dortch, Drake, Dula, e.
Ter, Fagg Farrow, Ferebee, Fleming, Foy, Gather
of Davie, Gather of IredeI Gardner Gatling Green
of Chatham, Green of Franklin, Hall of Rowan Har-
grove, Harrington, Henry, Hester Hill of Stokes,
Higgins, Holdsclaw, Jones of Oronge Kerr, Kirby,
Leake, LETTERS Lewis Love, Lyon, McCotter, Mar
TIM Masten, Meares Moore of Chatham, Moore OF
Martini Morehead, Morgan, Newly, Norman, Nor.
wood, Outlaw, Pritchard Purdie Ransom, Reagan,
Ripley, Roney, Sanders, Scales, Shaw, Sheriff., ST.
monitor, Simpson, Smallwood, Smith, Speer Stan
ford Stephens, Tomnson, Thompson Thornburg
Walker, Wallace, Walser, Ward, Whitfield, Wilson
! Williams, Windley, Woodin-92.
| against the resolutiOn.-MesSrs. Badham, Baxter
Burns, Hill of Halifax, Long, Mckay, Reeves Speigh
$.
The House then adjourned
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22
Board of Internal improvements.

Gov. Bragg, in submitting to the Legislature as
President er oficio of the Board of Internal I'M
provements the biennial Report of said Board says:
a recital of the duties performed by the Board
for the last two years, must satisfy the General As
sembly as they think, that they now have little dis
c:etion as to the management of our public works;
and 1T aPPears to the Bsad that these duties might
well be discharged by(ttt Governor alone While
saying this however, ,fhe Board believe that the
State should have an 6ficer with or without such
Board OF Internal improvements as we now have
possessing requisite skill to supervise and protect
the interest OF the State in all the companies In
which she is interested and clothed with sufficient
power to enable him to do So
The present Board of Internal Improvement have
not the power, and if they had the members there
OF have not the requisite skill and knowledge of
such matters to enable them to protect the interest
of the State They believe that the appointment of
such an officer would the State large amounts
In the expenditures to be made, or at least would
serve as check upon extravaganza or improper ap-
plications of public money while his reports to the
Legislature would always furnish them with reliable
information as to the construction, management and
business OF all the companies in which the State is
interested"
The suggestions of the Governor are entitled to
much respect and to the attentive consideration of
the General Assembly; but we have thought for
some time that the internal improvement interests
OF the State, which have become so important dur
ing the last eight years, would be better cared for
and protected by Board of Public Works consist
ing of three gentlemen, elected by the Legislature
or by the people, adequately salaried and whose en-
irc time should be given to their duties Of course
! therstablishment of such Board would supersede
the present Board of Internal improvements. 1t
would also disconnect the Governor from the public
works. in the Legislature should think it expe-
. dippt IN do ~
and the supervision of these works to the Board
proposed to be established.
We make these suggestions a citizen of the
State with all respect for the opinions of the Gov
ernor and the Legislature and from sincere desire to
advance the improvements in existence and in pro.
grcss, and to protect the States interest therein
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The Legislature.

On Tuesday, the two houses of the Legislature
gave unmstakable evidence by their votes, that they
are not satisfied with the Geological and Agricultu
raj Survey of the State.
In the House, on Wednesday, the case of William
P. Taylor, preacher of the Gospel and one of the
sitting members from Chatham county, came up for
consideration. Mr.. Taylor spoke for about half
hour in defence of his right to seat and was fol-
lowed briefly by Messrs. Kerr, Morehead, and Hall,
of Warren. The House, by a large majority, con-
frmed Mr.. Taylor in his right to his seat. This
decision, it is understood, arrived at upon the
ground that Mr.. Taylor, though preacher of the
Gospel has not been, and is not now, in the Ian
guage of the Constitution, "in the exercise of the
pastoral function" sfs F- .Hrr-
See proceedings in to-days paper, of Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22

f. q. HAYWOOD Eso.-It will be seen by the
House proceedings of yesterday that the seat of this
gentleman in that body was vacated by vote of 90
to 8. Mr.. Haywood spoke briefly in defence of his
right to his seat and replied to at length by Mr.
Smith, of Hertord, who argued to show that he was
not entitled. Mr. Haywood rejoined; after which
Mr.. Mckay, of Cumberland, moved to postpone the
further consideration of the subject until the 18th of
next month. This motion was negatived by large
majority, and the House then voted directly on the
question.
A "writ of election" will now issue under the
hand of the Speaker, directing election to fill the
vacant seat, to be held at such time as the House
may designate.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22

~ We are pleased to see in the City the Hon.
W. W. Avery, of Burke county, late Speaker of the
Senate. Mr.. Avery is in excellent health, and is
warmly greeted by his numerous friends.
Judge Ruffn and the Hon. d. L. Swain, Commits
sioners of the Sinking Fund also in the City
Their Report, We learn, is expected soon. We're
gret to learn that Mr. Edwards, the other Commits
soner is quite indsposed at his residence in War
rem. .- .E
Judge Rufin has accepted the appointment of Su-
preme Court Judge, rendered him by the Legsla-
ture.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22

Mr. CLINGMAN's MOVEMENT TO ABRoGATE THE CLAY
ToN-BULwER TREATY.-On Monday last Mr. Cling
man introduced into the Senate some resolutions de-
claring that the abrogaton of this treaty is 'de-
manded alike by the honor and interests of the Uni
on" and calling on the President for the correspon-
dence between this government and the governments
of Great Britain and Nicaragua on the subject Mr.
Clingman accompanied his resolutions with some
marks, which shall appear as soon we can make
room for them.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22
= -. = =. . q = /. II :
AlleEhanY County

-
We cordially concur with our friends Of the West
eln Ssstiasl in the following remarks In relation TO-
the proposed County of Allegheny. II is indeed :
hard that the Western people, many Of whom know
the State government only it approaches them for
taxes, which are expended elsewhere, and never ,
among them except in rare instances, should be de-
MED the privilege of erecting CourtHou and 9TH
er County buildings with their own money, so as to
reudsr the administration Of justice among them
selves convenient and more toierable than IL
now is. "Let justice be done, though the heavens
should fall" The East has the Senate and the
West has the Commons; and surely, surely no risk
can be incurred by Eastern gentlemen in allowing
new Counties to be formed in the West, where the
population is sufficient to justify the formation pro-
posed The face Of the country, and the condition
of the roads in many parts of the West are such as
to render ten miles of travel there equal to twenty
in the East Besides, new Counties will not be en-
titled to members of the House until 1872 but will
continue to vote as heretofore with the Counties
from which they formed In 1872 another ap-
portionment viii have to be made at which time, it
is true every County will be entitled to at least
member. But who can foresee what 1872 will bring
forth9 r-r .. -- e. q
We submit these observations with all Difference
and respect for others, and certainly with wish
to reflect upon o. sofend eay one. The .Seatissl,
says: 49, - -r---.f' '-s---'f'SA' :
"a The bill proposing to establish new County, by
dividing Ashe, to be called Allegheny, has passed
the House of Commons, and is in a fair way to be
carried through the Senate.
We sincerely hope that this measure will meet
with success. The immense scope of territory en-
braced in Ashe county, the number of her popula-
ton, and the almost insurmountable barriers with
which her people have to- contend in getting to
Court, all call loudly for division to be made and
a new County to be established. s-.a
Allen Gentry, Esq, the able and attentive Repre-
sentative from Ashe, deserves great credit for the
energy with which he has carried the bill through
the House"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22

VoEE OF MCDOWELL FOR TIE RALRoAD-We un.
derstand that the majority cast IN Mcdowell for .
subscription of $4,000 to the Western Extension,
b SAL hssnd Il S2l - tsnsly hiaia
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22

TREAsuRER's REPoRr.-This interesting document
has been printed and laid before the two houses of
the General Assembly. Wehave prepared some ex-
tracts from it, which will appear soon as we can
find room for them.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22

sW@ The Senate in Executive session on We'd
nesday ratified the United States treaties with ia
pan and China, and confirmed J. Clancy Jones as
Minister to Austria, Mr.. Preston to Spain, and Mr.
Ward to China.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22

eBr We are indebted to Messrs Reid, Clingman,
Craige and Rufin, for documents; and to Hon. L.
OBJ. Branch for the Daily Globe for the session.
for which they will please accept our thanks
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-12-22
Gke Stanbarb.


HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS
PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED sr.,s
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The Supreme Court.

Will commence its winter term in this City, on
Thursday, the 3oth day of December. Causes will
be called as follows:
Ian g those from the circ1,if
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The bill to make husbands liable for the debts of
their deceased wives passed.
The bill to encourage the planting of oysters and
clans passed.
On motion of Mr.. Foy, the rules were suspended
and the bill passed its third reading =.
The bill to authorize the erection of toll-bridge
over the Yadkin river passed. =.
The bill to incorporate the Newbern Light Infant
ry passed.
The bill to incorporate the Raleigh Gaslight Com
pany passed
The bill to incorporate the Atlantic Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance Company passed
The bill to incorporate the Cherokee County Turn
pike Company.
Mr. Walker spoke in favor of the bill. Passed
The resolution in favor of H. N. Britton, of Hay
wood county.
Mr. Love explained the nature of the claim, and
it passed its second reading.
The private bill for the county of Franklin, after
few remarks from Mr.. Green, passed.
motion to adjourn being adopted by vote of
50 to A,
The House then adjourned.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-31
q G It Dr be II:

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@dunts, ant S2tasfIue, BON bsm Te Dor stwa 10
Slbren sriitrt wurpe, uno felt Der san;en i3rii
ber nidt mebr alicia ;u sebsn I'M StanSe mar,
Gil abetb, g8ittpe pes Dor Q Satren Der.
iicr6enen DaStb 8lrmmer, In sinem 4ltcr bon
rs Sabren, Nlcnat unb IL 1aarn. = am
231en puroen lire btnterlabene ueberreae ,ur
8ute Setraht, bel rprtarr 8elessnbct Der @6rr.
9err Nat9 cine SeI&idte Gst6enrepe bielt.
gm 22ten WSr,. In S6er.Saucua SaunI&is
Warssretta Sarab, Gc1ter BON Gncs unc 4nu
@reman, I'M 6ien Ncnat ibrrs alters.
@m lsbten 8reitas in bisIsr Stabt, am Satas.
Iue, Gliiabstb PEP, in rtnem Nlter bon stwa SIS
SnbuR,
(GinssfanSt)
Qm 25aen WGr, in Sdp. .8beit6au 9aunIhis
an elmer Masen. ntStinbuns, anna maria,
@bssatttn bes Srn. Scbn 8ptt, In ctnem
aIter bon 55 Sabrsn, Rpnatsn, unb % Ia.
gen.
Sute saotbt Sbr mctur eisbth,
1as bic Sbr UNI mid pdnt,
Capt @ub ntht 70 ftbr bstrdber,
gBeiI i'd nit oeth SOB prrsint.-
Sh 9eb' Su Sefu-ib bab fin @rrt,
DAP olddlih iuo Ole gRdtter bort.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-31
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Naa ullentaun Srminar.

Gm lebteu 8eitas rurpe .baS Tote Sabresfel
'bieies Sniituts alI9er 9efecrt, uub es Bate fld
bel bicirr 9elsgsnbtit cine 9rc6e Renidenttens'
'einsefunbrn, - I'm uad spct lltr bilpetstt bic
2ebrer, S6dlfr ursb Srsuhbe bts Seminars bic
Src,eIFon bet jsnem SHiiitut unb brsat (idb bauu
mad brr tisFsen 8efcrmtrten StrGs. - Dem
@ansen Scs uniers berrl&e Sra66anpe soran.--
Oils man In crr Jtir6e anlanstt purbr Gin 9irt
cur6 sas Sius'Gtcr at8eiunsen, unb sia berrliS
der @eIans mar es.-Na@ eieIem er9p6 FG ber
Gtrp. Ssu 9 Sdmuder unb lief elm Ietr I6id.
Ii6rs, trdItises urb -.rG9rences 9etrt fclgen.-
Sisra,f erbOb fi6 Oct @brtp. Serr s. S6anb,
pUn Slsaoins, frttw son bielem Srt, unb elmer
bG srasn Sdiilsr bes Snilttns. uno Isferte In
bcr GRsli&en Spradbe eine 9loSre1Te, bic ibm Irtr
wcbl ssIunsenif. .-Sn Svftten tumnt WandrS
BON gDidiisfet pcr. abr oct Ralrn mid es uts
niGt rrlouten, tsrlelta rsitlSafiS uaA,uolsn.
9as Snatut bemcrtts ct, be1ete nun {acn 10
Sabtn. mc es iei nur Su 6epuuberR aas Der
@rInhe oeSettsn ben Iub im Sesiuns u6t
idmsrlrrsu bate, tnorm CT in rrm rilen baltcn
Sabr nur 5 Sdiler ss6att 9ate. = Dafl6s fei
absr nun in siHem ietr btdteneen 3uilaEbe anp
aibts 100 3Sstnse--unb f&or atcr 1000 Sdds
Ter tdttrn biefss Snilitst mSbrsno seSaAter 3et
brlu6t, u. (. ~ ScR bem 0rEnpr briIsatrn,
pem g6rp. Srn. 6. q. Sc elsr, bate e nar
2Dbli6ss su id9en. unb iblt perii6et, ba6 in Dem
Gtrw. Srn. pbtItps bas Sniljtut sessnpSr.
e., sr,,,,, ,er 6e nso ret. 1B ,r, Al. 0N,,,,t
pal tat.-S9m fOlste Der GtrN. &rrr S ScItua
Derr, ebcniaas In elmer scf6idtm Gcati6en
@betrNr, norm sr teIcnbrs DEM @rGnter bss
Ssminars, SCn ieincr &inobeit an bis alt bas
@rat, nitt nur alein als qsbrer zines SnIttuts,
fpnNrn ,usIrid aud ais drifIiter Sdrsrr pas
bG6le Sob ;ollts.-slu6 mics birIrr 9trbner, auf
cine wcbtscIunSsnrn Beiie, barauf tin. welden
triItrinscnern GtuFu6 sspa@tsS Suititut 1dcu
auf unire Staet mo llm9cssnb ouSscdtt bats.
gla&bsm or esihIUlIen batte fcIste atermals Gin
@eians bur@ has Gbor, mb bann Der Srsenss
Iprua pur6 ben Gbrw. Srn, O @atIenbetnsr, a
wprduf ft bic SerlamiuIunS fir ben Hadmttas
auN6itc, wisSer cine YrcSclfsn fcrTtrte unb lla
gu rem Ssminar, sai,S pcbl nit alIenl Sprsefdl.
Isnen Sufrsern. Juriif brsab.
am atsnb' fanb cine aIssmeins GrGibitirn Ter
SGuIcr in Der Spp'6sGcw' Sale latt, wuran
fImmtlGe 3SsIiuSe 2tdI natmcn. - Stslcia
mir burG llmitdnoe Ssrbntcrt purorn. Iettf 8es
8cnrrSrtis ;u irth, - wurrs uns bod aus sIauts
rpiiroisr mO Scrurtt,t Sfrrir Gueas bic Der
literun9 se8cten, baD bic periGiseencn SOrtrSs
gen uno llntcrnebmunsrn ;ur sr6bten 3ufrirbm'
brit fiji baS jatlrri6e anipricnOe putlifum aus
8ffllcn tnc.-grf ipdt In Der Hadt l6ste lia bic
SrriamnlunJ auf unO mir idblen iber3eust, DAP
pifftr Gag LANCE te cinem ieNeH uniercr Sirssr
In GrinnrrunS tlsiten rptrp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-31
pae Sd,ulbsaro.

Ssutt Dor aGt Saseu, bts attnbs, strldm.
meltr li4 bas nrue S6ultcarb fir bteIt Stobt.
Die alten glttSirter trbrltrn fnb bic Srrren
Str'uh S9Ueissr. 6. q. Neubarb unb Sobn D.
Sttles-uno bic nsurn Nitslieber bic 6erreu
Ssnatean Tet6arO, @tares Gdert uub Saul
Ballet, wtIae i4re Gridenuns ma&ten unb itre
Sise einna9msu. Das 9carb Iaritt bann CUR
Grnsnruns bon Seamten. unb baS ReIultat war,
oa6 fclSenbe Ssrren rrwSbtt pcrpsa anb,
t-9Oba 3. Stilss, Ga.
Seeretdr-grmunb q. 9leuBars.
gcaect or-Seutsn 8ris.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-31
@e1eQf6QftS <9ta6rt0t.

Ete llntertei6neten sebrn bierrm6 NaGri6t,
baB fr nit etnanpsr In @eleaIaaft setrrItrn linb,
anb bab iir finftisbin nun Die Mdbl 0el4GIte
an Der serdumisrn nrurn Mablmdbtr, rrbaut
brtrA bic aarntaun 0aifersrfeaI6aft, trl Der
Stabt aaentaun aussrpetnt Su bstreibsn sebsn,
fen, unb Srar unter Der Strma BON Midtep,
Weaoer uno Co., uno pa6 lfe frrnsr aud Be.
rrit iIno ale &rten @etraibe ensunsbmsn, pcTtr
iis 3u alien 3eitsn Die b5aRen MarttprsiIe teSab.
fen wsrbrn.-Sie linp au9 sinSsrthtrt psm Dub.
Ifum bon Gaentaun unO Der llmosssnb, NIT al>
lem mas 9etp6bnli9 aus elmer Wible psrlanet
piro, ;u btencn, unb serlprearn nur CUTE arbrit
uno biaiSr preibt pnfir m frrbsrn. .
-SslslIunssn t5nnsn aud am Stctr BON
Grim, 8entnser Co., ssmaht prrs
Srn, wsIae PiinftIib kriOrst rpsrpsn iolsu.
Gbarles Mtdtes,
Spirpb @eaSer,
Gpbraim 0rim.
NSr, 81. ua3m