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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

No 81 Ayrn no street. peteGsburS,
SIGN OF THE LAGLE.
HAFFERS his the rnbc generally one Of the
largest and choicest ztocks WATCHES, JEW EIRf,
sII.yERw AKE FINE CLOCKS aud FIRST CLASS
lie cheap brilliant aud heantfn Us can be had In AL other
establishment IN this or any Other country In every depart
niet ,ctrcd Imp"rd) Of the ne vest
styles and the most uni ue rassia Hhd elaborat" w"fkah
ship stpt IL
uDHgCE OR KEKOsENE OIL AND LAMPS
j REDUCED We viii IN "nd after this dat y i Nj
noStNE OIL oNt poIIAH ANp TNt>fr NV CtNis per
gs"n We have made arane"m"nt VIA the Agents !"
eop hand supply OF tbs Oh and are the sole "gr"-
tlsriy The genuine hfe" cannot lie purchase Z" any
oth,r house
styles Of Lamps at reduced prices ,
W. the public III, Oti 'th" cheapest and
popular night introduced b, ~ ena to .ix candies
i cost Of half cent per hour MI ili STEVENS.
iv :mts No Ia ~ caiu"rr 81, Petersburg, Va
SUGAKA, MOLA>sE~, COFFEE, Ae., In
- SIOHE-
IIbis choice n %. bright Sngu-.
Mats JavaCo'rc,
Cro,ns Fine Mo,ho tafiea
sacks crop Rio Cufr".
Bills rich New Orleans M"'as'"'.
Illis Prime ula 40
BLis, Crushed Sugar,
Extra &. sugar,
Heroes london Porter. don, 4" brown stout,
srlat, NONIIN s ALEXANDER.
<,OHN, CORN.: MEAL. LUMP GROUND
johns their CORN AND fl.Ah FIX Mill
Ill keel, CONSTANT, hand the above are es, which he
r UiiAs ) LANGnoRNE Sole Agt
ma, for the st'o Western Plaster Ia this city
- GN Gov. ...N-Nr nave ih.- day nssocim-
~ tod ourselves together nnd, he style and firm of Nc
NANCY 60 Tor the pa. ,1sr conducting GENERAL
t,KOttKl AND MISSION ~ >lAInn at the old stand
al M h,uury A l,as, M,. stree. ,hcr. wrniIl gad
III" pubic with the promise 10 Use
every ,imt to gave cntlrr s't'r"''rn
rinNsDa orto pua'tau '"'t'm"tN ON six months time
SAN ii, htklNAEf.
ions ). BtSS,
Ii,AIn u. FLOOD.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

HI SUpEhPIIOSPHATED OF LIME,
Manufac IL red from Formula If
DIX. JAMES HIGGINS,
State Chemist of Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
third, Peruvian uano Fall seeding and for Summer
crops a.iogrho Packed IN bag, and barrels fully
ed. Price $50 per ton nj 0JOlu
The aboNc article tos,her with PAMPHLETS giving full de
this vaiuible Fertilizer also full
no'ir OF Application, be had'f
NJ ilDILINSA co,
mar Sole Agents TOR Lyn"lhur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL


fOit THE RAPID ct'RE OF
COUs,Uus, COu.Os VO AR SENEss. WILL.
ENZA. VWON<UVTus. WNODpuNl;
COl'siU. GROUp. As"W ~
GgpIENc CONSUMPTION
the relief psrnts advanced stages
uf the li.oa-c
-prnk the pnhlir Of ita vir'urs Thrrugh
and au"st h n'"t II the Am"ricou
n rfn pulmonary complaints hav" made
already known Nav. irw III" fimi"s IN civilized
tins continent thoui onn eSnercrr" of
effects, Aui yet tue communities whore which
them living trnrhv Of its victory
dsunscs Of tho hrnnt md lungs
While Ia the powerful nulne vet knnwn for
f,rmi ,l, anl dangerous diseases Of he nn'mnnary
ar the plc,,u'os and safest remedy that he
rmploycd rfh,s aud Young Parents should hav"
agains the nsi"us that steals them
We have abundant grounds to believe the cher
~ pscforai lives b. Tho consumrors prevents
than th"sr Kcco II by aud colds
while they curair neglect them until human skin
liirow All know the dreadful fatality Of lung
nerd H. than Them III sl made ihr best
he wcsparc toll TO produce u the
perfect r">ibr aud thus aifori ho" who rely It the
b'st agent which skill can furnish for their
PREPARED ny DIR. }. G. AVER,
Practical and Anal, Heat Ch-mi.t. Lowell, Mass
ASnsoLp
j II sEAY I.vnchbur,, PCRCEI l.. LADD + co. Rich.
nd hlvES, i.'crsburgi NJ A. SANTOS. Norfolk :;
md, Nil r u4i, "
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Loud may you boast ot you. tciesrapi speed,
AMI al is mighty won'ie,s
But merit bus hei . add,
Ard say how Bill - ex,cls
S,TsIt. CnE ball. - ROLLING: ON, mud

STEIt. TnE BAI.T - NOEEfNS' IN, md
~ Tia. excitement Tor low pri,cd fcr rontirl'
anatri At Tia. ihOi"sit Art, duor
I" til, Nu. 3auA, Nam street LS hDng. Va.
Now favored time Let yDoty surply Themselves
with 4. .krnrs>e. at bliss GAILEi.i Inch be
cc.ird 10y tqu. led but by
q iicIur,s from ID 10 SD
auR1ta ID ~ BLISS. photographic.
va .NAGAaaNEs.- we are Agents Tor inc
~ DAN pI.A>t.Jh, sul,Iug SNl / M.ttiIlNLS,wh,h
Il Mcr> md -r.atl, thuir
t"u," Iarhh,s preference 10 AL othcrs
shlis them
Wc M,osrs snorn. johns WHO using
these , lRDf ~ oAJNDtko
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

Nss>A--. - s""'.',' "'""..,"' ".-i-
ANl S,rIo- at been introduced, al
m.,- GLASS \ EAIAES
hLEEH.siEKALo d;..i Asis. rsAIOK>.
HI in,su tnsdA! received lot " itro"r''"l some
"'''," very me n'"t ''"e"Aa pre'aea i'' r""m aud
sfr money, Va. d4s,,e t!I,mto cary apieans
a,l al, IuWAkp J. roLKEs.
sfaN MAtMssi. o.G.-s aa,e i" store "
H s"e~ ia superior %" II m''"lery A's", pure inter
i''.a'i'd sperm uhi t"' s"e pS JohN II SLh,
u ~"'S ',,"te'-..-
M UJDAND AU hI&K:-Vhr u"dc' s'g"ca
w Keeps CONSTANT! haNd Al tue south Ae hAinuad
bru .oo assortment o " opD AND 1t M8Eii, and
~ tao .nvr,S o sae ipr "l h non"ae ""d '"isty
h .'r"nr' mn liars W. Ais b" Successful opo!ai.n1
APPROPRIATION county he nly "'.,r Tor i.uno,r ~ HE
sh ,t,sl
say s!'' 500 tour mouths ere IT. the PURCHASERS Mi
be required to gave uoi,N s,'t.sIa' E"r,iy o"ts'srd
- My asen,, Nh WIN n ,.,y noIos "nI he found enn'
''"'> Al the > Dero" ny 'Aar'''s 'ets'ee"i o. Ar'
Dlony JOHN NJ, ToNEY.
OAhcc OIthc So"th-~ide Il. az. Coax
rtite>nGH", feb. litI le,Fs.
A the regular monty s'"s Of 'he boa'do' Directors
Kr-o,'ci Freight gen, l.ynehburs hereafter
be Requested collect al .shi g""a received al a de
eed 's" MS Depo On os "F''oty are on ot'ne "Ssrs
Company Lu.'y IRON. Record.
ieDl o,ts JANE, L. ~ .i,hiKI. Su,'y
NEW FIRn.-TLc ~uD.crubcr. having n..o-
~ GATED theiu,rlvcs wl Drus business
uld stand Strcihcr Wnt.1r At, uulrr
slKurnEkA GO and VII he l,ascu the friends
'ht I'rInrr concern ana the ,''"' ecnaraill. ,
June =. 1857 ~. CHRISTIAN.
JuA !uts
nbAk AOi K kAII% lily customers are rcs-
4 lu. ttuIiy requisite q
h,s. the tins and
do ,luud to give longer nuui
ge,cc Itch 10 NJ GlGi,tNilEiMEk
l., or PAsNTExs.-A large stock Of pure
II White Lead White Zlur, l.7,,d oh sltN Iurprutne,
Va" ''s"r, rant Brushes VANISH i'"'n,s T"rr. AE AZ
For >ncby JOHN Al, AhAN.
cots Druggist
4 MOTHER LOT oi iio~r isM0u~ EAIchsiOn
- Nnrs Just cd aid ch,at
aug u JillN IL RVS. Ast.
- NCE.- w Ortc.trrsh,ic sauce. PA ifich TIA
~ br salt Tayiurs and ulher
r, tntsI \ NBIrI JONES'
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II LiNCHBtsG iitst n fiht .ssukAN. LLoArAki- III as
Company Insui di,asu tJ Fare,
Dwelling STORES. .ad
goods
al "a
Also makes ~, isfr,,is
good health AID hoie deraii"n
life. oil for hn,,oI p,I,od
Slaves empl.sd uespsu"os, Mn be Int ared
Reasonable
Tbs Compass. III r-ks tr,n and toany al
II or - he u Is, fsuut
BpaWb .b.RLCi
JOHN ROBIN MtDANlt:'. fro.a-nt
JAMES VI Sre-acei
GEuKUE 80
L,In4' IfhN
AND. A4htEI u 2,kI>Skf,
DkATtR tILi- ''ahhAAl,
janis +. .uH~ / D..I>
M " sJRAIyuN. dAt"t,ie LAN1b0k>k
IA =, WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
CnEkp Nh, seer
u AZ n Il On !,,.s,, ~ N"J'"a >a",,nes.
IA IN VIII re
,naae Al, the us,a I.aaeapy eail IA! 1t
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NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.
4 HAVE SOLD OFF AT AUCTION ALL OF MY OLD
u and unsoul Goods the opposite II Of
MAN Street the above the MAJ kct house
where ! am now receiving la stock OF
American, British French. Swiss, German and
Italian Dry Goods
Of The latest STYLES. and at amazingly low prices ask the
people cit country give n call. Terms u
Jay sales as he9ciofyre, erciusirty for cash.
r.l3jis JNO J PtRVIs, Ascui
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PEST GUNPOWDER AND POWCHONG
- TEA Aiep's Extract Java Coffee just received by
sI0e STAHl.ER a. JONES.
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"
~ together under III.
OGDEN d WiNdFlElD. for the parpos" Of convincing
General u"m and fnrw arng Business, in The
New Brrk Bnding III. Basn opposite
Va and Tenn Railroad Depot aud dour biw Mrsnr-
Anderson, Adams CO take this method
and the pubr that they prepared
iro,ucU OF de
reasonable House In the CITY They
gvo their tLc business. aud
best efforts all thru
Acall WIN. II OGDEN,
rTn G., q. WINHtlEID,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
Singular BOttlo StorIen

Capt. Brrcher, editor of the English Nautical
Magazine has compiled. withiu the last ten
years. the following curious voyages of bottles
thrown into the sea by unfortunate navigaturs:
"A gond many bottles thrown into the sea
next To The African coast fOuud their way To
Europe. The buttle seems to have anticipated
The Au-irial Panama route. having avclcd
from the Panama isthInus TO the Irish coast
Another crossed The Atlantic from the Cana
rlcs TO Nova Scotia. Three or four bottles
thrown into the s"a by Greenland mariners on
the Davis Strait, landed on the northwest coast
OF Ireland. Another one made curious trip:
IL swan Il ON the South Atlantic Ocean to she
west coast Of Africa passed Gibralter, went
alHng the Portuguese coast to France, passed
Brest, aud was finally picked up Oh Jersey l.
land. The dirtc ct line touches at least all these
places, aud makes it more than probable that it
took this route One bottle was only found
after sixteen years swimming, one alter four.
teen, aud two after ten. A few Only travelled
more THAI one year, aud one only five days
This last was sent off by the captain Of the
Race Horse, Oh the l7th of Apri in The Carib-
bean Sea, aud was found on the 22d after hav-
ing gone through three degrees at Longitude in
westerly direction. Capt. Mcclure, Of the
Investigator. well known hiuce his discovery of
the Northern Strait threw a hottie into lh, sea
in 1850. on his way to Behring's Straits 1t
swan three thousand six hundred miles in two
hundred and six days aud was picked up Oh
The Honduras coast"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
LAT hours,
Or 6 days and 3 hours.

SUFFERIYGs AT THE NEw ALNADEN MINES
The San Jose Tribune says that much destitution
exists among the families of the workmen who
bave recently been employed upon the New AL
MAIDEN quicksilver mines, in consequence Of the
suspension Of oper ations.
A large majority of the men, being secure,
as they imagined. Ut constant employment,
have been utterly impruvIdent, living quite up
10, aud in many Instances beyond their income.
Sn that by this unexpected catastrophe, they
lnd themselves reduced to poverty, ahd, ia
must Gases, utter destitutiOn. Some are living
on the proceeds Of the saie of their furniture,
aud u few exc out a rcanty subsistence by hdut-
ing. waiting for the decision o: the Court IN the
matter, aud hoping for speedy resumption "i
operations at the works. But very many have
not the means to do even this, and are scatter
ed over the country in quest of employment di
any kind, leaving their families to get along a.
! they can. Our informant rays that numbers oi
the women told him. with tears. that they were
actually suffering for want OF the necessarles o.
/ life.
The workmen spoken of. are not the common
miners on the hill, but the respectable class re
siding in the village, or hacienda-principalll
Irish aud English have been living in th'
most comfortable aud easy style. And as t.
the Inhabitants Of the village on the hill. Span
ish. Chilian, Sonoran aud Californian laborers
We can readily imagine, from their known char
acter and habits. much worse state OF th.ng
existing among them
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
How DefaultImg Cashier Carried on his
RascalIfY for E0ur Kemrs.

The Boston Atlas gives some interesting
particulars of the way in which the defaulting
cashier OF the Brighton Bank managed bis ras-
cality: The reason for the recent resignation
Of Mr.. Robert N. Woodworth, cashier of the
Brighton Bank. has become apparent. He turns
ont TO be defaulter, having made way, as is
alleged. with some $4,000 belonging 10 the
bark. An investigation is progressing by tic
directors. The bank is said TO be secured
against loss 10y the bondsmen of Mr.. Woodwork
aud by his private property, which has been
made over to the bank to protect it from loss.
IL is said be has been indulgiug la fancy stocks
for some time. aid which, aS is usually the case.
has brought hun down. He is leading Bap-
tist in Brighton aud the revelations are heard
with cUdctrn by the church. 1t was supposed
al first that the rogutTy was of recent occur
renee, aud this opinion was all the stronger
from the fact that the cashiers books have bal
anced with the incest exactness, and the exam
ination OF its affairs by the bank commissioners
in May last, revealed no suspicious circumstan-
ces. few days since, the President of the
bank. 5. II. Bennett. received an inquiry from
the President Of Faneuil Hall Bank whether he
sho Id furnish Mr. Woodwork with $40. 900 on
New York, on account of the Bank of Brighton
He at once refused, saving il they did il was at
their own risk Mr. Bennett was then informed
that they had already let him have the same
amount. This led TO an investigation, and to
tue confession OI MIR. MOodWOrih that he had
for four years been appropriating the funds of
the bank 10 his own use. for speculation aud
other purposes. He had purchased house In
Brighton for $500, which was furnished in
palatial style, speculated at second hand. Civ
ing $1,000 towards the erection of the Baptist
Church edtce in that town, bought and sold
fancy and other stocks, etc. When his rascali.
ty was in danger Of being discovered he sold
his house for $4,000, at the same time dis
charging mortgage of $4,000 At the same
time he got rid Of his stocks in the Suffolk Mills
Mr.. Woodwork asserts with great emphasis
that the bank will We fully indemnifed His
hOndsmen will he called upon. we suppose. as a
srcriiice. The directors are disposed to be en-
"ni with their errant officer. Mr.. WOodNo orth
states that he has within a short time lost some
81 900 hy real estate speculation in building
block of houses. with which the directors had
not the least suspicion that he was connected. as
the business was carried on ia the name of an
other person. He is temporarily in charge of
one of the directors. His friends deeply sym
pathise in his mist0rtunes, aud will do all in
their power to relieve him, He has wife AID
two children
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

PRETTY WfDows MAY SHOOT CONsTABLEs IN
NoRTH CAROLiNA.-The North Carolina papers
announce the acquitlal at Raleigh recently,
f Martha Morgan, handsome young widow,
aged about twenty-five years, charged with the
murder Of Alex. Allen. a constable in johnson
county. writer to the Petersburg Express
says: Martha Morgan. the prisoner. was indi-
gent. but provcrbially honest Through her
own exerlions I'd the kindness Of few neigh
bOrs she supported her little family. Some
months since, Allen, the constable, f"rcibly e"-
tered her abode aud levied on the effects Of her
rcaniy household for the purpose Of selling the
same. She remOusirated and mportuned h;m
60 drsist. Regardless Of her entreaties. he per
sisted IN taking possession of her furniture. and
added insult 10 injury hy hraping upon her
vOlley of abuse. Being without protector.
aud feeling deeply aggrieved. in moment OF
frenzy shr seized "a shotgun and shot her per
secnIOF dnwn, The jury having come into
court rendered a verdict of Not Gu lty! The
result was received 10y an immense concourse
Of visitors by one universal Outburst OF aP
pla
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
The First Tehuantepec Trip.

A correspondent Of the San Francisco Her
aid. writing from Ventosa. Nov. Sd, gives the
following account Of the first regular trip made
over the Tehuantepec route from New Orleans
TO the Pacific
send yoI exclusively the description Of the
first trip OF the steamer Quaker City, from New
Orleans to Minatlilan, Oh the opening OF the
Tehuantepcc route to California. The trip
across the lsthmus was safe, speedy aud pleas
ant. Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm Of
the passengers. employees of the Company.
and Mexcans. on the arrival of the mail, and
It's transportation across the country. The ar
rangeinents now made will accommodate one
hundred and fifty passengers, the number ex
pected by the first arrival from San Francisco.
| write in haste, and give you the following
particulars Of the trip aud also the list OF pas
SINGERS.
The steamer Quaker City left New Orleans
and passengers, aud arrived at Minatitlan at
10 O'Clock A. NJ on the 30th October. Steamer
Suclil left Manatitlan at | O'Clock p. NJ, same
day, and arrived at Snchl at 10 O'clock A. N, b,
on the 3lst of October. Left Suchil, overland
at IL o'clock same day; arrived at the pass
Nisi COnejO ut II o'clock NJ, 1st ot November.
At 3 o clock left pass NIs Conejo, aud arrived
at San JeronimO at o'clock A. NJ, I'd Noven-
Der; started from there at O'clock A. NJ, same
day. and arrived at Tehuantepec at half-pa-t
IL O'Clock P. NJ. Same day left for Ventosa at
4 o'clock. and arrived at the latter place at
p. NJ, making time as follows:
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

MATTERS AT WAsHTNGToN.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Alta says:
Every day brings us .tdings from the South
crn Democracy, and. indeed. from all parties il
the South, who are warmly sympathiziug with,
and wishing the success Of the Little Giant,
who is now tb" great center Of observation and
political speculation Douglas IL perfectly
sangune of success. ~ are alsn his friends
aud Buchanan nuw feels that he has raised u
storm which will. probably. bury him beneath
tle ruins of his own Administration. The prom
inent men are here from all the Southern
States. and they express but one voice. aud
that is all the time for the triumph Of Senator
Douglas.
The personal and vindictive war which the
Washington Union has been waging upon the
Illinois Senator is TINS explained by w. Wen
dell, the proprietor. He said, ia the presence
of several gentlemen, that no man would walk
Ia Baltimore aud vote for Stephen A Douglas
sooner Il an himself and that Douglas kapw
this fact: that he was The owner Of the Union
paper it was true. but he wrote none of the ar
ticles. These, he said, were written hy mem.
bers Of the Cabinet aud he got well paid for
publishing them, and 20 long as he could make
money by so doing he should continue it,"
Here we have the secret Of this war upon
Donglas Wendell gets the pay and receives
the abuse-the aspirants around the President
write the articles attacking the statesman whom
they imagine stands in their way.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

Posr OrFIc LTERATURE.-The following LETT
ter from the Petaluma Postmaster 10 the Santa
Rosa Postmaster is published in the sonOmA
County Democrat Of last Thursday:
P NJ AT SANTA Rosa
What has Recon- of the Santa Rosa papers to
this Office for last week if you have them Ia
your Office pleas send them along or has yoS
Edetur suspended
pleas state By Return Nail
n RnAnlrarna
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

Dr. Franklin used to say that rich widows
were the only pieces Of secondhand goods thai
sold al prime cost.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

Over a thousand passengers arrived at Sac
ramentO, one day last week, on the several san
Francisco boats.
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ginbrud, uno Raubperfud,.

Der WOntsumerY ,,9ebssr" bert@tst fcfscu,
Zen perps9enen NaubperIuh, Der In porlrpta Sams
flag gfaat In Der g9cbnuns pon s. 5untsr Gpdns,
Gfq.. In ylcrb @Cpentrp 5aunItip, @beItsr gaun.
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10 une 1 rltr Gin G'eraulh In Dem @dns por
tbrsr Stube, slautenb, bab rS pen ;ret 8nabsn
tsrritre. pslde in elmer Stube Der itrissu sssens
iiter i6lisfen. 5fnsts lte bic 5bits, no e Su ibs
rem Shrrdtn ltatt Der &natsu Spsi WGnner In
bem Gang sewabr tpurpe : Der cine elm GROCER
Rsrl NIT ihwarSsm Bart, Der anpere flcinsr NIT
r6tbliAem @riitt, beipe pbne Sut unp IN ben
Strimpfen. jsber nit sinrm Qidt in Der Slnp.
Der elnt ftibrte ausentlidlt6 sinen StrsiG mad
thr, Der sliidliGerpefe nidt trai, wpraui pas mu
tbi9e Wdp4en stnen Stubl ersriF unp pamit UNI
iiH l4lug. Der srGeere Der Rduter sntrib ibr
ben Stubl, pdbrrnO Der &leners, Der bas 9i6t
tclt, mebrmals ausriei mad lie tobt ! mad,
lie tcbt !" Der &f snbete, ineem elmer Der
S&urfen cine sBaldf6dHel unp enen sRrus ssseu
pds Mdb6en fAleuoerts, pelGeS ebtsre Wurfse.
9hps bas NGo4en brwubtps Su Sppcn lredte.-
llntsrbrtn Bate brr 2drm bic JaInitie rrprdt unb
pr. @sans, Der In elmer untersn Stube fdlisf
rannte nit elmer 6linte pbne Ssrjus auf ben
SSampfplab, abrr bic Hiuber batten bereits i9rs
5luht beiptrft. Sit fparen an Dem Spalisr elmer
eaubs Dor bsm Sauie binauf sctletert, tatten
pan stnen edorn srbrodsn. unp paun bur6s
5snlter sinseiissen unp auf pemisIten SBeae cnt,
ipiidt. Gin in bsm Sang ltstsnrcs Bureau,
ipsl6es 8lsiber entbtslt, mar pGllig ausselrert,
atsr Der I&nsas Nid,us Der 8Iubsr n5tbists iis,
bic Seutc jurtid Su laiIen.
Oiss III fsit Jeur,em bus ,rsitrnial, bab PER.
Iutt murps in Srn. Grams g8U6nuns sinSubrs'
den. Sc wirp ssmutbmabt. puB bic 8iuber fur
msbrtrs Gage auf cine @sIssenbett partstsn, pa
einise gbsnpe supcr Elm perbd6tis ausIebenpsr
Jserl um baS 5auS i6lddsnO bcmsrft wurpe. rer
auf ben alarm f6nsI baocn fot. Sollte Gin
absrmatiser Ssrlu4 semudt ,perosn, wirO or.
grams berritst Isin, iGnsn sinsn Stwillfommun9s.
9rub nit YuIoer unb Slsi Sujulsnpsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-22
,Ssrtfd,ritt mad, rflfmdrta.

gic6 pcr fanf,is Saeren tattrn bic In Der ltns
abbGnstsfets lhtunpe nieOerselcstsn Spfen Der
Jrribsit fir ale MenfGsn nod cine Icltr Ra@t,
pab lslbR bic StlaSsn baltcnben Staaten pes
Sarsna ibrs 3ulImmuns eabsn, bab pom Sabre
1903 an Die Smpcrtaticn BON RreerIflapsn aus
afrtta oils NniGenraub SsrpTnt unb nit rer
1upeeltrafe bele9t perren Gclls. Seute 3u 3aae
pirp I'm Srnate prs Staates Siio Carolina
Der gntras selellt, pisle SflhrGntuna pes 9ans
relS nit MenI6snfril6 aIS .YerfaiIunaswiorie
aububsben. glC6 Spr fdnfjis 9aGren bielt bic
6fentIiHs Wstnuns, lslbf i'm Supsn, bic Stla,
psre fir Gin nptbwrnoigss llsbrl, bsut,utaes ers
ilGren bic srDbtsn ldpIiHsn Staatsmdnnrr bic
StIaUsrs ale ben 9iOrmaISufanb, als bic grme.
lags Der Staaten unp ltellcn ll6 often aui bic
Wtnf&enHsif &.YIatfcrm. glU& bic
SUr Surjrm sab &c r6tl6e 2euts, Itlbl In tem
SdSsn, bic sS fir i0re YF6t titCtrn, bic Can.
bes9risbe ausjufubren, aud penn It ibrsn Tetts.
anF6ten ntht sntiprodtn. Seutr peiarrt l& bic
Urano Surp Res Ssr. Staaten 0erihtsbclS In
Sac Carolina bic MInnItaft pes StluScns sSGif.
tsS ,,g6c," bic nit BEN StIaYn an 8prb auf
ItlI4fr l9at nidpgt wurren mb oCgcn trrtR