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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
A BLACK REPUBLICAN JUBILEE.

On Tuesday evening last, the great, grand
and glorious jolification meeting which the
Black Republicans had advertised for weeks
past, came off at the Court House. We had
prepared ourselves for a spectacle quite differ
ent from that which wspMtnessed on that eve
ming. We had tancied long colu mns of grin
ming and grimacing ''Wooly Heads' parading
the streets with banners floating, torches wa
wing and transRaggncirs blazing. We had i'm
imagined theSfsnder of their huzzas and the
triumphant clangor oftheir music, the shrilI
scream of their flies and the loud ratiling of
their drums. But To- when this great jubilee
which we had supposed would be "terrible as
an army with banners" comes TO be held
TO our utter amazement, il is made up of a mad
harangue from FR. JORDAN to ''beggary ac-
count OF empty boxes" in the Court House.
"Ohl what as fszie s'was there, my country
men :"
We looked in vain for the rejoicing. We
| listened with the greatest possible attention,
but not single sh out could We hear. All was
quiet save the obstreperous oraory Of FR. JoR-
DAN (which occasionally created a slight ratting
among the dry bones of the ''Woolles'') and a
periodical guffaw from Mr. JoRpAN's colore d
friend, WILLIAM CossLER, ,Esqr., who seemed to
rejoice more than the veritabIe Black R epubIi-
cans themselves, doubtless having in lis minds
eye that F'good time coming" when he expects
Mn. JORDAN and his party to CIV him and ev-
IN ba 10
stand side by side with the white man at The
6res;de and The ballot box.
Ma. JORDAN during the course OF his pals-
yer, remarked that in 1856 he "urged" both
Fremont and Fillmore, as being in favor OF
Freedom in Kansas. This will be news 10 The
Fillmore men OF Bedford County, whom he al
ways enaeayored TO keep under the impression
| that he was for Fillmore, aud for Fillmore on
I tsYzaa'1-ss 'iioeaeu rtiat NfG. JoRnAS
acknowledges now, what he has heretofore in
variably denied, namely, that be URGED
FREMONT upon the support Of the people
in 1856. He also declared that the anti-La-
compton Democrats who voted The Black Re-
publican ticket at the late election. were
BOUND to go with bis party in tn e future
Let the Democrats who where led asray bv the
| ialsehoodS OF their enemies, remember this
naughty, ,dictatorial, overbearing pronunciamen-
to OF NlR. JORDAN. He, furthermore, charac-
terized the Old Line Wings that voted for Mn.
BUCHANAN as "SlLLY CREATURES" that
were be-looled. Let the Old Line Whirs trea-
sure up this compliment in their memories
Whrn Mr.. Jordan had sweated through his ora
tori al agones, some namby pamby resolutions
were read, after v hich our friend File made
few impractical remarks, and with bis perfor-
nance The meeting closed its arduous and weari-
some iabors.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

W ihe President has tendered the Cover
nofsnip OF Kansas 10 Ex. Gov. Samuel Msdsry.
Of OHIO,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

We were unable to obtain full lis, Of
The officers of the Democratic meeting on
Monday Evening. and il any OF our friends have
been overlooked, they must excuse US this time.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

u The. Governor has fixed the goth of the
present month as the day for holding a special
election in the Berks district, 10 elect a mem
ber of Congress to fill ihe vacancy occasioned
by the resignation OF Hon. J. Clancy Jones.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
BEDFORD RAILROAD.

The Bedford Railroad Company have employ
ed JOHN FULToN, ESQ, 10 make surrey Of
the route over which it is proposed TO build the
road Mr.. FrLroN is good engineer and we
are glad to hear ofhis selection by The company.
He will be assisted by Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON OF
this place. We are informed that Ma. FUL-
TON expects 10 De able to make report of the
survey in the course of abou, two months.
We have frequently urged the paramount
Importance of the proposed Railroad, 10 the
people OF Bedford county. We ieeI that The
benefits to be derived from such work, must
De manifest TO all. Certainly no argument is
needed with any man who knows ANYTHING Of
moieEa history, 10 show that railroads are ad-
Van'aseous to the country through which they
pass. He cannot travel fifty miles in any di-
Fect'on, without meeting the fact staring him IN
the lace. Why then, do not Dur citizens 90
into The work OF building railroad, with more
spirit than they have hitherto manifested -
Can not seventy-6ve thousand dollars be raised
10 all Bedford county especially when we are
70 have toous Of The same amount for doing
H. Friends of The Bedford Railroad, you can
do 1t II you will. Try once more.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

Rev. G. w. Aughinbaugh will preach
the third sermon in course before the s.Young
Mems Christian Association" on Sabbath even
ing, the 2lst inst, in the NJ. Z. Church. The
public are respectfully invited 10 attend. The
other churches W i'll be closed.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

OSDER0R9rND-A lady el-resr1ai.at et
the New ORLEANS Picqyaae utter. this iAnee,
touching the slaves
II have reason for believing that the free rs.
gro+s employed on our finest steamers a,
stewards, are nearly all trained and Paid to use
their Influence al all times, and in ali convent
en' places, TO prevail upon our servants to al
scond' They meet them at Cairo, and from
that point defy all efforts made to rrcap.ure. I
lost valuable man in this way, enlced away
BY the steward of the Diana negro who has
been engaged in this way some ypars-and at
this moment have in my possession card Of
his house, II Chicago, where he receives hs
colorrd iriends-tbey paying him weli for bis
troubi", as a matter Of course"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

u The next regular meeting Of the "Young
Me as Christian Association" will be held in
the Lutheran Church, on Friday evening, the
26Ih inst, at 81 O'Clock. An essay will be
read by DR.. c. N. Hickok; subject, "The Ne
cessity OF LABOR" to be followed by discussion
on The same su4jfct by members. Othpr in-
teresting and important business viii! be trans
acted. III the Members are requested 10 be
present. The public are earnestly and respect
fully invited TO attend
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

" A. J. CoLBoRH, ESQ.,, oil the Somprse,
par was admitted, on Monday last. to the prae-
tice Of the Law in the several courts of this
county. Ma. CoLBoRs, is gentleman Of 6os
ao'l't'ss' and in bis own county has already won
ios hinassit, an enviahle reputation as a lawyer.
Long may he wave.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

RF. Meyers 6 e. ". Benford. Editors.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
Nd0rt6t

rlrb bisrtHit etseben, pO6 bic llutrseidnrttn uts
Qcmtniilrutoren ppn Der Sintsrlabrnf6aft bee psr'
iiurtsnen 8 atut Nartst, tfbtbin con Sbers
Saucund Sduhlhp, Se6d @aunt9, anseReat pcr.
ben IInt .-gllIs Dtsiruissn coteti ,belds nod an
bslaste SIntsrlaSeafhaft f@mesnI Fnb bistear6
aufsslorpert inrsrbatt 6 gpCdsn unBurufsn tnb
absutesabIsa, limb Spl6s bic hC@ reamS6Ise
SCrecrunsen batef, Fnb stsnfats srfunt fOlds
inncrbaIb Der brlaStrn 3et wVbIReaatist einaus
bdnpisen an
@eOrss 9tanf, I of,n,,ors
Saccb @lartrr, ir, 40" erSF
9lcS. 10. .. na6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
artpcmScr 10.
Sefentlt0e 9Senbu.
Bifentlih Ar perfNufen,

9tuf Sumituga ZEN 4tsn December
nd6Rens, nm 10 lbr gcrmittuss, foacn am pau.
le hes pwlfcrbsncn s @briftian6unfd fder,
Iebtbin pcn Seieeltrs Gaunltip. 9c6d Gnunty,
fclsrnbr 9lrtifsi aaf rHenildcr 9cnpu psrinuit
werpen, ndmIi9i
9pei Sdbe, srri Jiin6cf, fIn Sducrnfrdstn,
Gin Spasisrmaesn uno @eidrr. Drs16mGlhine
unb ptercesspatt, 6clJ' aub SaeeI6ttttrn, pfId.
&c unD Gaae Shirsfarren, cine gatent sRafG
maihinr, Better unb Ssttlarsn, GiIhe uno Stdb.
s, Elm tupfernsr SIsiTsl, Sadutr, 5tinte, 8uTas
loes6sa. Sfrn nit ytptr. 96is, 3dter, 5der,
Stdnnrr, SrnsnfGrbe, Elm SusrI6Dr, ELI g4elfd.
tcrnl lGaIrr, zine Sct gdtten uno lena uOA pirler.
lei gIrtitrl gu umltinpIit gu msIoen.
Dte geuineunssn an @srtaufsidss aaS stuf.
ipdrtuns Ucn
Ganarl 8. SaitIrr, ! er,ora
Dipnrpe 9rtrr, WV
9tcpfmbrr 10. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
1000 guIcbel Rleefaa.

men
Hrreep Icatri8 Sertaust Eel Sem tlnttrsei6nfscn,
am Ido'Silli6Cn Gde Der pet. 6amittcn uno etrn
Gtrobf in Der Staot gIllsntaun, nofiir Der aIIer,
hSGas Narttprsis erIautt wirp, bsi
50, Gurr9.
Sttrtsr 81, 1858, aqi@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
QSQilen1ert@ts 2}erf0uf.

Strait encs SefrtlS aus brm Bai1rnawitt scn
0rda Gountp, IOll auf Dem glabe IcttR, nuf Sams
ltG9s ben 27itsn 9icvemtsr, I'm 12 Abr @ljttass,
tientIih pertauit psroen:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
9lnf0nie Na0rt0t.
sPcocmttr 10.

Siutemal 9snt amt 9 tb unb feline
0rau Jubttb, scn SsiesItsrg Sauni6ipi es'
aa Gauntp. all tGr Gistntbunt. (ers,bi tlsstnSrs
ais psrf6nlihss uuO permi&tss, pur6 cine frets
wiaiss llebrri@reibuns, batirt October IA, 1858,
an ben llnterScianeten atsrtrasen babcn, gum Se'
fen Der Grrpitcrsn res tcIu9ten Benjamin Smitt,
ctns 8ddF6t,-ls psrben bisrmit Qls, pslde
nod nuf irssnb etns grt an bsfaetsn Smitt l6uls
pig linp. oufsefcrOsrt CGns Ser,ua ot,ubrSabIm.
llnp Sel6s Die nod re&tmdbtse 5OrrerunSen on
ben teIdstsn Snitb tdtru, msrbsn ctenfalIS ouf.
sefcrOert, fore Re&nunSea fpsIrA ~pblbsRatiet
sin3ubdRpissn, an
eefus Smitb, afIsnie.
Sst. 90, 1858. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
q RoCiueu,e etc.

8eiis near Sund 9aoIinen an f23 Gents bns
pfmps $3.50 per Dor fcine srcbe Bad .8piihen
an 10 @erts per 9fmt, gtsiBen in Gjlas Sars
nn 124 unp anbere an 10 6tnts.-gSir babrn
ettnfalls I'm StCbr uno neresn mo9IFsi ssrfaus
fen, foI6e ats fril6e Scbduntsbtstrn fir Iiinee.
DeiS an 123 Gents, 3itronsn an 2J Gents PR
Yfunb, isbr quite hcdne 2Iepfcl, 2smcns, ilsns
webc 9ctnfa an 6 Gnts srilne GrtIrn an 10
Gents, lamht sinrm sutsn Stud Scn Groceries,
an brrabseirtten prcibrn fir 8aarsslp cher qan'
tssFrcputieH.
G. u. Eube une Stbnc,
y. 7tr Straee, Allcntaun.
glcscmtrr II. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
@aifelt9eri1tS~ 8erfauf.
Srn irRr lhdtturem Iirsentcm 81, .
dfnftifut.

gcntbani.
&raft unb iufclsr rinss Srlrtls dus rem gpdi.
IenscriGt ppn psGa Gauntp, iOllrn auf s}reitaas
ben 26hsn 9lcptmtrr, UNI 10 llbr Gerlntttaas,
am Soule res @rrIiUrtsnen, In Sisgerapllc, fcl.
aenrs Stride eane, ssIsacn In SiiO. uup glrrb.
Hsetilal aauni6ips, auf tntntIidsr gtupu ssr.
fault werbrn, nGmlh
$50. I.-Gimc 9ripiftc Sdnefef,
sdcScn nabe tri @uttSpiac, In Glib g4teItball
IaunI6ip, SrrteGnettm Gounts ara1,eho on
Qinocr pcn Srujlmin 9iatentlc, I5rdu Sobn Wltl.
Ter. SamcS 8. 5tlcin, N0rcn @ulb uuc anbsre /;
cnttotenp 1914 Qdfr. Die Serbian Grirt flirE,
curd biefe Sauerei, uno etlpu II @dtr bapcn
limb berrli6s peirn, unb stwa Nfrr SclSlanp.
Die Serbebrrunssn bdrauf lirp
- Gin 5luciitEdigtrS 8rims@pbAs
:nsH@, tau6,
ssssssa - - nit riner tateincrnn 6ihe, etn eiu.
iSdaes SIcd 9ebnsbauS. tadlcinernr S6rucr,
gBaarntauS unb nnorre 9ietrnactdute. Gin eu.
ter Drummer unp Gin trrli6rr Saum9arten be-
Fnoen Iia etenfalIS auf benz @igcntbum.
SSp. 2.-Str 1cmiGcr Stricb 2duS,
ssrsrn in 9lcrO 9ebcitbaa GdunI6p, trIdgem
GawtY. ardnrnN an gdneer ron 6. u. Z. 0art.
man, Srbn bdrft, 9Slliam Ncier, urr an cine
S1entlife Strabe cntbaltenb 2 older unb %
NutbCu.
$50. 3.-Gin 9etpifrS Stiicf 9aub.
9elcscn stenfdlls in Ncrp g8britbaa 3dunIdip ;
9rGn;rnb an Gdnbrr pcn Solomon ItebI, Deter
6rnerids uno an cine EffrntIdc Stra6e; entbal.
trnb 2 Qdtr linp t34 9luiben.
$40. 4.-Gim 9ciui6cS Sticf ,9dnb,
aclescn in Noro. @teitbau launihp eran,cnp
an Sanoe res Scriicrteucn Qtrotom Sdcct, Sal.
cmrn SbCntrsrr, WiGdei Semmsl, unp anprre,
enttaltenp % gldtr unb ~ 8ubcn.
Us 1T otss pas bntrlaEenr licsenoc Glgsntbuni
ecs vsrfcrbrnrn q III s 81 a brncIo, lebt.
bin SCn teidstrm glCrO'Bbsitbul 5aunl6ip, es'
6a Gaun.Y.
Die SerinSunsen an grrfauistabr unb guf.
wartun8 prn
asrsn e,iisnbaro, asm,or,,
% Eemalt Kubns, "'"' 0'S'
GrG Die GCurt-S. s5ausman, S6r.
0IriAfaaS 9tm ndmIictrn Sag nnb
Srt
icnrn fclsrurt terraIiGs Otter auf GfTtntlIdr
9sncu prtluft wrrorn, nGmiit
,3rri gIsroe, cine Get Dferpceci6irrr roruntrr
3 sette bopp'ts G5eibus fup, ei,c sprsferpe
Omnibus, Elm 1.aduls S6ttltm. Srl,itIittrn,
SuIftp, SusA9, cine Get Stlittsni6sllcn. Gin
neucr jneiaduIe gEoaeu, rin Grud. .Baacn. geino.
mlble, Strc6tanF, Grl6maItnr unp gfgrcsc.
malt, gfHNc @a9tN. pir aud bas gGrrf;tus al.
nrr Sadhetnparp, cine WcuIrina. no Grmprr.
Naitine. Sadilensfsn. S6ros. SGiebtauen unb
nod cine SrridieerRbrit aRSertr artifel, gu UNI,
IfdnbIjf 81 melpen.
RaTOas IiessnOr GismI0um lam In @an,en
unp IN Siddcn sefauit weroen.
say Ssrionsn mrl6s baS Gigrntbum in @r9sns
Idein 3u H'bmsn wtnIfer. tclietrn rrlsuipufrr
bel Zen Aominiifratercn.
glCStmtcr III. ra9r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
SQentau1t 0anf.

gin uub mad brm t2teu ettfsa Mondis IN rln
taIbJsttIdr Disipenb ron 4 gtt;rut iabItar
an tis Strfbaltsr Der alIrutam gant. auf yers
creuRnS rsr gpart.
&. 10. Cooper, easitr.
glcUrmber 10. nd3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
SefRntli0e 9Senbu.

9eui66 uno Jufcise 6es Isetrn seilIsrs une
5siiamtntS ees psracrtenrn . pstrtNeubarb,
lrettinsrn NcrSwbcitbau Iaunl6p. ee&a Gam.
to, ipa auf 5reitass ben t0tcn 0sesmbsr ndd,
Iens, um ~ libr Wit.ass, auf bsm plase ielbf,
fplgcnes liescnpe 8rrmSsen. selssen in ocrbes
IGgiem Sauni6p unh Ghuntp, auf SfsntIiar
Sepeu aerfauft pnpsn, ndmliGi
Cine berrlihe gldntafhe
1Inb brci prd6tige Sticfc Sanb.
Doe rile srdnjenb an FanO pcn DAP. S&si.
Ter, Mdss gieubarp, DaSip 2durp, unb an 9anb
Der gsea Scblm uup S6Ifa6rts 9sItuldaft /;
entbaIttn6 81 adn unp ~ Slutbsn, scnaurS
Waab. Die Suteder'msen ltnO
Rs.z& Rin seraumisss 3ueififi8ce
f::::0. Steinrrn Q8obnbaus, +
Szssss 10 gut ais ncu, elm anSres rtnl6d9cs
lsinerl spc6nbaue, SAwd,er S6eusr, Der cine
Stcd scn Stsinrn uno Der areere pen Scl; er.
taut. SfiosrprsBr. Sprin9baus, uuo anprre nj,
tbtle augcnaetGube; cine neirblenre Gustls III
nate brim Saulr. Sem eunpe iinp etwa gld,
er zen Den teFsn erpdBerten gRicIrn, paS tletriSs
II pom brln 8aulanO, in ididi6e SsIOr euse'
tbeilt, untfr sutru 5enien unb better Gultur.-
Ddrduf bsFnbst li6 au6 Gin trosenber Saumgars
ten uup lunGi nod ulerlci Sbllbdums.
Der Sueite Stri6 2aub
srSn;cnt an 8rmEaen BON Icfcs Neutnts @tc.
Mitcr, Isbtbin an 9anb bes ptrRortsnsn Vstcr
Straps, uo bsS rsrllortsnen prter 5pfTman /;
sntbdltsnb 4J 2ldsr unp IS 3utben, aenaues
Waae. Gs tlf pom btien Saulane, In iaidii6r
6dpsr etHsrtbsilt, unter 9utcn 6snlen, unp aud
Int tsllsn @ultur5ulanrs. Darauf brfinpst iih
sbsnfaas zine nirfeblsnpe Cuelie.
Derbritte Stri1
III som Mira JtaTauisn uns Giaen SOI, trrraG.
fen; srGu,enb an gdnD pcn Dapio @6eirer, So.
mas 6lein, Der Gsda 8cbtsn unb Saffabrts.@e.
lellaait Sclrpb 9leubaro uno an ben 9e6a Slug,
enttaItrus II 9ldsr unb Al 9iutsn, grnauee
Waae. auf pisIem StriG II aud cine nirfcbs
tsuos Suflr, une bic Qeda 5baI Gtlsnbabn lGuIt
ourd bislsn StriG, pte AUD on Der Seite Pur6
ben frabsl6ristcnsn Strih. Das @anss fam
,uIdmmsn 9sfauft ipstbsn Cper trors Stiid alein,
mic sS &aufer au l&idli6fn 1T.
Gs iit birs bas btntsrtadene iitsmSs gsrm5sen
ees reiiorbsnen srNsubarp lrBtbm
ran tsfletem 1aunffip mb GaantY.
Our ft6tfilihFn 3sit unb Stt
fca nod bas fCIsrnNe brwssli6s Gisrnibum trF
bslastn gsritcrtsusH SHsniltdt perfduft wsrbsn,
ndImi6: Gin Spajirrwa9cn, nrtf @'elhiu, cine
8dhle, Better nit Bettltslsp. elm Oraber,
9di6rant, Glide, Stisls. Elm 6cl8Cfsn nit 9obr,
Spised, cine SteI uub atlertei onsrW 8atsr,
cine Sile, unb ionit nod aaulei anpns Saasss.
rdt9e. gu umRanoI9 su insIpsu.
Die Becingunsen am 8rrfauEstase unb guf'
wartun9 pcn
9Oftp9 gcnbarS, ! Gr.Ors.
Daniel SaDer y Wv
glcSeattr II. ndim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
9iQ0rtbt

rpirS birrhit etsstsn, eas Der lfnter5ei&nrIs ais
apmnilrator pom ter 6intsrlabsniGalt bss Ter.
ltcrbrnsn Wt d. del Saesma n, lestbin sen
erpbi1 3aunf6ip. ss&a Gaanty, afstfsat prrS
ban ta.-stae Disisni8en sater, bic nod an be-
Iaste SinfsrIagsnIdaft IEuleis Fno, gnc biereuE4
aufgcfprtcrt inneTbatb 8 gepern an3urrfrr unr
ab5uttSabIfn, - ftnp iol6e bic np6 rratmdeiss
GOrpsrnnssH tsten mSssn, fuc stenfalis frfu6t
fCl@t iRRsrbaIb br eemeIeetsn 3Vis rtnHbdneiser
an
RutbaH Snusmdn, aSm'rr.
9lcstmtr 8. nafm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
Oro(Ier Drrkauf

Srn ihSebarem fieaenten SermEgen.
Gs fol- ouf tfenilihsr 8sucu pertuuf prresn,
auf Dcnutritass etn 25iicu Sag 92cpsmter, UNI -
tlbr Witto9s, auf Dem giacntbum letlt, in Sancper
Saunfdbir, ssda @aunir. "a, nos fcernpe beldris.
brue @igeutbum, ndmIid ~
$40. 1. Ginc ipertbDplIc Saucrci,
fcbr fhSu 9eteaen ouf Der auecrn Gsin hes Sctba
Stu6es, uno noht Der stott 2tneRtauu aran,eno an
Ssn sGtha Canal cutbatIcuo strpa
1fl G .k .,,4 rA
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
sc q 0 / / Cb t

pir6 birtmlt sesstsn, bae bic llnttyssi&arGtn ais
@rteutcren ppn Der 9intrrlalfrnTdoft bes Straor.
btnsn u brdt III g m 10. tsbtGtn BON epm
5aun1dip, Qebu GauntB, arse1stlt irorbsn Rne.
allr pisjrnisen peripnrn babsr. prIas ned an Re.
lustt SinttrlaFenl4aFt f6uItis Fne, Rnb bier
purG rrfu&t iOIde S6uIb iunsrbaIt feds sBo'
den absubssabltn, tn,-Elnp ScIGs bic nod redt.
mdeise 6erossuus'h tatsr, FnO ebenialis criuft
iOIae iriusr6aib brr teidsttn 3eit pcbItrlldttst
einjub6npscn an
Jamfo 3. Smitb, &c.,,
1piIliam !. Smith, y wv
NcbCmber 10. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-24
sc q CD + | Cb /
9(d0rtGt

Miro 9tttmit ssSsten pab Der ttnttr;dantts ais
aOminiIratcr Der SiutelaeenT6aIt trs 6rrRcrtr.
nen ADAM Sr6ptr, kbttin bon Satsbms
5aunl6ip, 9s6a Gaunts. onSsfslt pcrben a.
allr btGenissn ratet, .sfiHe nc@ an trIastr Sins
tsrlaetnl6aft faalpio flne, Fnp bisrbur6 Gufsts
fcrpert ir-nttba'b o 8uGsn ansurufen unO atsus
bsSatrn,-tlns gclGe Sic nod re6tmS6is4 GSr.
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MASmINGTNN NEWS

May 19-Ihe Union of this morning, pub
fishes communication denying that Col. Thos.
S. Kane was commissioned by the Government
to treat with the MOrinons. The article IL ere
atiug much discussion here, as it is reported to
omLody the view OF the administration on
cent news from Utah.
The President hns formally asked ofCorgress
the authority To- contract loan Of fifteen mil
lions, for time not exceeding ten years
The Senate Committee Of Finance have tho
matter under consideration.
Judge LOring entered upon his duties to-day,
as Chief Justice Of the Court "f laimS
The Secretary Of the Navy wrote to the Pres
ident ola the 18th of May, that the steamer Full
ton, Capt. Amy had been ordered to cruize ac-
lively on the Northern coast Of Cuba, and take
such measures rs may be deemed necessary to-
protect all vessels of Tire L. S from search or
detention from the vessels of any other nation
Orders had been given for the preparation of
the Race, Savannah, and brig Dolphin, To JOIN
the home squadron, for the purpose OF cruizing
in the ueighboIhooI of Cuba, and the steam
Crigate Wabash no" fitting out, as the iiag ship
of the Mediterranean sqadrOr, has been directed
to show her flag on these quarters. aud pruIect
At all times the persons and property OF Ameri-
can citizens.
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CnNGRESSIONAL.
MAslIINNIrN. Nan.

w ASIiSGTCS, hRv, II.
SESNrz.-Seward presented the concurrent
resolutions of the Legislatures Of n Y, in favo-
OF the Light House Board and the rail read bill
presented by Phelps OF Missouri.
pnolttle offered a resolution that the PreSi
dent communicate all the correspondence com
corning the arrest of Gen. " i!liam Walker and
OF the seizure Of property belonging 1" persons
under his command, by Com. Pauldina; also
asking for information, why certain cores
rcspnudeuce on the subject was Withdrawn from
the file of the Navy Department. MIR. ). cal
led for the yeas aud nays on the question Of Ia
king up the bill for the improvement Of the hat
Dor Of Chicago, with the intention Of making it
a test vote, whether Senate will take up other
harbor appropriations, -lOst-yeRS -, nays 81.
The hill repeating the Fishery BOuntics, WAS
then taken up aud a discussion eusurd on
the amendment to repeal the duties OH salt and
sugar
A discussion then crsued and the matter was
finally disposed cf as follows: Amendment 90
Az amendment repeating duties ON Sugar, last,
% HgainSt %; the amendment ITSELF repeating
duties on Salt, lost, IL against Is
Bill pending and rcporIed-Alr. Wilson movcd
that il do not take effect till the 3lSt Of De
crmbcr, lSG2--lnst, 80 sgaings %. The bill
therefore takes eject from December, 1853
The bill then passed by final vote; 80 against 20.
The Homestead bill was then taken rp on
motion 81 Sir. Polk, and several vci bal amend
mentS agreed 10, without action on the hill
| HuUsE.-On motion Of Mr.. Harris, Of H., the
Committee ON Elections were discharged from
further consideration OF the memorial of Mr..
Brooks, conteoting the seat Of Mr.. Davis, oil
Marylaud
/ Air Harris gave notice that he would call up
I the Ohio contested case to morrow
Mr. Singleton, from the Committee on Print
( irg. reported resolution which adopted,
ordering the publication Of 10000 soFirs Of the
Agricultural portion OF the Patent Office report
| Several other bills were adopted, v hen the
. House went into n Committee oil the Whole on
, the State of the Union, and on the Civil Appro-
priatiou Bill.
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Prore your Noney.-Mr. A. j. Kend,ll, has
laid on our table a copy of Lords Dctector aud
Bank Note viguette Describer." One of thu ina,
ny good features of this work, and one found in
10 other Detector in this country, is this: 1t
describes accurately and truly, every genuine
bank note in the United Statcs, thereby detect
lug SPURIOUS raised or altered bills, before they
make their appearance. Fer this feature ofthc
work, the proprictors have obtained copy.
right, consequently it will he found in no other
publication of the kind in this country AIR.
Kendall will call on our business men the pres.
ent week, and we cordially recommend his work
TO their consideration. AS an evidence Of its
reliability, we know that it is taken by all the
banks in the city.